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they were saying "youk, youk." >> i hadn't thought about that.rek jeter's 38th birthday. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> boston i just want to say thank you for youkilis. [ crowd boos ] >> i'm just saying he's going to have to change the color of his "sox." i didn't think i'd get any boos out of here but i guess i should not have brought up baseball. i understand. my mistake. my mistake. you got to know your crow

and i said, youk, did you ever play in the world series? and he said, well, i was with the cardinals in 64 when they played the yankees in the series, but i was on the disabled list. i said, what was wrong with you? he said, i had hepatitis. i said, how did you get that? he said, the trainer injected me with it, which in his mind accounted for why the cardinals without him, were able to prevail in that world series. >> humble and funny and actually announcing until just a few months ago, he called the last game of the season for the brewers after the team lost in the playoffs. it was you who consoled the players. how much did bob mean to the players themselves, knowing that mr. baseball was always there? >> he was so beloved by the players. he had his own locker in the clubhouse. when they would go to the playoffs, they would vote him a share, which he would then give to charity. but that was unheard of. they voted him a player's share and well into his 70s, he would pitch batting practice. there he is in the shot you have right there. he'd

. >> youk leia. >> stephen: you seem like a >> youk lay lay what's funny about that, because it's small and only has four strings you're going to laugh about it. >> stephen: no, this is a celebration. >> people who play ukuleles are slightly more evolved than everyone else. that was fun. >> stephen: you just helped me out with the family meeting. do you call a family meeting in your family? >> we co. we try to have dinner every night, and that's where we make the kids miserable. b a little bit. >> stephen: do you have rules at table like no whist ling, no books, no electronics or anything like that. >> no electronics. we're a theatrical family. we do things like practice double-take s. >> stephen: really, can i see your double-take? that's pretty good. i gotta say, that was pretty good. >> that was a good take. oh, that's excellent. >> stephen: thank you very much. a rare triple. that was a rare triple-take. teach your kids to drive and that kind of stuff? >> they are learning to drive right now. >> stephen: really? how old is your eldest? >> sofia is 16, she has her learner's permit. a

. >>> new at six tonight, criminal charges have been filed against dozens of bar youk college fraternity members in the death of a student during a hazing ritual. five were charged with murder for what allegedly happened in 2013 in the pock knows. michael danger was blindfolded and wearing a 30-pound backpack when he was forced to run a gaunt lent of. they waited an hour before taking him to the hospital. >>> a new report says the nypd has ramped up its approach to dealing with homeless people and may be ready to use the same crimes. the commissioner says the report cbs2's dick brennan explains. >> reporter: the report in the daily news says police have put a laser like issue on the homeless issue and they are tracking it the way it does violent crime using the come stat or computer tracking system. the report says some cops have taken to calling it bum stat. but commissioner bratton says much of the report is not true. >> we have not comp stated anything having to do with homelessness. certainly, shootings, murders, and other crime that we track very closely and comp stat have not taken

youk read more about the investigation on abc2news.com. >>> tuesday night, old york road, north baltimore, tara thomas says her husband and others had been celebrating a birthday when they encountered a pair of white police officers when according to her husband wanted to cut them first, ask questions second. she was on her cell phone with her husband when she says they began beating him. >> my husband's saying why are you kicking me and hitting me in my stomach and the police were saying shut the [bleep] up before i kill you. >> police say that thomas faces misdemeanor charges of loitering and blocking the sidewalk. thomas's wife says he was treated at a hospital before being taken to central booking. their daughter is in the police academy training to become a police officer. >>> 6:04. and where are we going to go from here? >> that's the big question this morning after a pitiful day on wall street after dropping nearly 1,000 points. the market rebounded but still closed down. sherrie johnson joins us in the studio with what happened. >> the dow jones industrial average marked its bigge

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we have to make sure youk people have the information they need as they navigate through all of these sure their voices can be heard. >> stephanie, you're watching what's happening with the u.s. postal service. just overnight we had news breaking that trump's political appointee unveiled a major reorganization, centralizes power around himself, moves or reassigns 23 postal executives, 87 days away from election day. what does an organization like yourself do in the face of that news? >> well, you know, we have to stay focused and make sure that we're reaching young people in every way possible. we have over 9,000 young people who have signed up to be a student ambassador and they're da daring friends to get out the vote. we just published a know your rights page. so we have to figure out, a, we got to reach people where they are, b, educate them on all the ways they can vote and give them a menu of options and walk them through it and do explain our videos and do everything we can to educate young people because we know that's one of the barriers. education, not feeling like they know

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as the sun comes you up, as youk out or walk around this. future tracker 6 shows you a mixture of clouds and sun. we have to watch for things to pop west of the region. looks like there's a chance of by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., of a spotty shower or thunderstorm. it's possible some of the storms could be strong. by 8:00, the chance of that is less. there's an isolated chance just a slight chance of an isolated severe storm that from the folks in norman oklahoma who forecast that. 83 degrees by 10:00 a.m. noon 87. noon, 91 degrees, we expect a high of 91 around 4:00 p.m. before we zip back to 89 degrees by 6:00 p.m. so, definitely on the hot side and staying humid. high temperatures, 90 in allentown. 90s in trenton, philadelphia, millville, 89 in wilmington, 88 in dover, down the shore for the second straight day, comfortable muggy, temperatures getting up to 80, not bad for the beach. once the front comes through, we'll see a dramatic change for saturday, 72, lower humidity you feel the humidity dropping even as you head out on the town this ev

i'm face timing youke- >>nstaam. can't keep up with the updates. >>> the bay area is about to get a new park. the sprawling force of red woods you'll soon be able to walk among. >>> a north bay brewer is about to make a new type of beverage. to make a new type of beverage. >>> not even fast food is >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about the giants and the rockies tonight at at&t park. 59 at 7:15, dropping to 57. they'll have a special section for those with peanut allergies. if you have that and want to go to a baseball game, tonight is your night. natasha? >> there will soon be a new park in sonoma county. an environmental group just purchased 730 acres west of santa rosa currently known as the harold richardson redwoods reserve, filled with redwoods that are more than 1,000 years old. getting the land ready for visitors will take about three years. >>> happening today, machines will start cranking out the world's first robot-made hamburger in san francisco. culi

whatsoever that cash, but youk are supposedmy to believe me tht i paid back my boyfriend with, cash.laura: well, out one point and will go to the seventhso sound bite and we have so manys. sound bites because it is a wild and chris can react to this, she was pretending she could notship remember when the indictment that she doesn't remember when the relationship becamere romantic. she doesn't remember a lot about how much money or exactly where therthey were or when they wentt this was another moment i didn't find very credible. watch. >> i'm not sure of the tough t happen untilidn' after the physical relationship, i'm sure if you ask mr. wade because he is a male, he would n say june /july. because physical contact ended then. in my mind, being a woman, it when you have that hard conversation.if >> laura: now, chris, if this goes just to credibility ofou k basic facts, and again come ifnd you are in a relationship, you f know when it begins and ends and she kept saying, well, for a man... e the largest reaction like what are you talking about, she did that a lot today. in the end, c

>> i would be on the found with adam youk and in the middle of the call he'd be like, oh, no, mike'ss like, he's taking a bath but standing up getting snacks out of the refrigerator. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you mentioned this painting. you depict what happened there. guillermo, make sure we see that whole thing there, yeah. >> wow. i know adam still finds this a little bit shocking. >> jimmy: yeah, it is shocking. >> i want to say this was a very efficient use of my time. [ laughter ] i'm taking care of the whole hygiene. i'm hydrating. and, you know, probably hungry. snacks. >> jimmy: what's the most difficult thing to eat in the bathtub? >> well, adam did point out the other day that eating in the bathtub meant crumbs fell into the bathtub. is that clean? are those clean crumbs? >> jimmy: that's going to have to an question you ask god after you die. [ laughter ] >> a cookie crumb. you wouldn't rub cookies on you. you could. >> this is why we don't have a spa. >> jimmy: right, a bath bomb. >> infused water. >> jimmy: we have something special when we come back. mike and adam are her

. >> it may officially start, but don't youk it really starts around halloween. >> around here, yes.ithin a wk of halloween. >> we have our own seasons. >> we do. it's fun. >> it makes your job interesting. > >> volunteers jump into action after migrants make an unexpectd arrival in northern california. how the city ended up in california's capital. > >> the dream force conference is is kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> let's take a live look at san san jose where the mayor joined leaders to kick off the campaign campaign for proposition 30. it aims to tax the rich to help fight climate change. >> we are seeing climate change devastate our fores

and youk! kevin youkilis with the bases juiced. a grand slam going the other y way.ite sox beat the yankees 7-3. as and twin, they turn a 5 -ste on the bag -- that's a beautiful turn. that's a triple play. as only a half game out of the wild car for the american league shot. one more highlight. this one more mike barnicle. mark trumbo of the angels taking a fastball from aaron cook over the volvo sign in center field. wow! barnicle says it hit his house. a 440 foot home run. angels beat the struggling sox 5-3. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," congressman todd akin digs in, despite mitt romney telling him to get the heck out of the race in missouri. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler but we've got a replacement for regis philbin. telly and who? we'll show you when we come back. ♪ going to get through your head what the man said ♪ this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of it'

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in the meantime, youked about 61 million people at risk and some of the highest population areas in the country from baltimore all of the way up to boston. new york public schools with 1.1 million children cancelling and boston doing the same. we could see upwards of eight inches of snow or more. keep an eye on particularly sections of new england and as we wake up to rush hour from philadelphia to new york, it's going to be a mess that snow extends through the afternoon in northern new england and after that, winter cold, bitter cold air continues to stretch down and work its way towards the eastern seaboard -- seaboard, i should say, as we head to midweek with windchills 20 to 40 degrees below zero in some locations in the northern plains. >> no break yet. thank you. >>> another landmark in space exploration as the spacex dragon capsule made it to the international space station. our kathy park reports on today's high achievement. >> crew no longer sending commands and dragon doing everything on its own. >> reporter: 250 miles above earth, the first commercial spacecraft designed to c

. >> reporter: fab youk amed and his family moved to this home a year ago. the next door neighbor on the other side. >> the government said he wants to kill as many people as he could. >> that makes me angry. it does make me angry. if he's a naturalized citizen, you can come into the country and -- but i was angry when i heard that he wanted to do that. >> he was nice to you. >> he was. he was nice to me. he invited me to look through the telescope and things like that. we didn't have a lot of interactions but they all seemed normal. >> reporter: someone said if the government is right normal won't apply any more. one of the family cars sits on the street in front of the home. when he arrived in virginia he began accumulating traffic citations but no criminal record of any severity. if he's convicted of these charges, however, he could face 50 years in prison. >> gary nuremburg. >>> and now as you might imagine metro has a few things to say this afternoon at a press conference. brittany morehouse has more coverage. >> reporter: did metro and police know abou

somehow, whether it be a phone call or a video call or maybe the opportunity to be with your because, youk 'em, know, there will be a day when your mom will be gone, and, uh, and so, you know, i am as confident as i can be that i will see my mom again, and cathy hers, you know, someday in heaven, but at the same time, i wish to goodness they were here. you know, i say this story a lot, but, you know, in growing up, you know, a lot of times, uh , you know, if you are playing, you know, watching your kids play, you know, a little league baseball game or whatever, and the sun would be hot, and the bleachers would be hard, and then you think back, you know, and from the standpoint of, you know, kind of a role reversal, you know, i would have been playing, my mom would have been sitting, but i have been sitting and watching my children play, if, you know, that moment, that bleacher is hard or the sun hot, what you would get to have that moment back. and so once it is gone, you cannot have that moment back, so please take time to embrace your mom and someway, whether it be a phone call owh

definitely some major developments for both youk and israel over the weekend. let's start looking at ukraine which got of course the majority of this $95 billion package. ukraine as you mentioned is getting $61 billion worth of that. i think it's worth pointing out that about 80% of that $60 billion is one way or another funneling back into the u.s. defense economy for lack of a better word. these are i think so this such as to replenish u.s. stockpiles that have been given to the ukrainians, but also purchase new advanced weapon systems for the ukrainians, these would be things such as long range missiles for the himars rocket launchers that have been so effective for the ukrainians, but we're also seeing in this package a lot of very traditional weapons, if you will, things such as artillery ammunition, regular ammunition, things the ukrainians have for months now, six months or more, been signaling very clearly they have a significant shortage of, russia has been capitalizing on those shortages. israel also a major beneficiary here, about $26 billion just to

crowded area, you don't know if somebody is not vaccinated, and so you should just bring your mask with youke. >> reporter: that statement from the governor follows health officials in los angeles who say everyone inside public spaces should go back to wearing masks. the worry: that highly transmissible delta variant, which is now responsible for 26% of cases in the united states. and that makes vaccinations all the more urgent. it's the southern states that are lagging. take arkansas, less than 35% of the total population is fully vaccinated. at trio's restaurant in little rock... >> we had a sign that said, "masks optional." we've replaced that with "masks strongly encouraged," except when you're eating and we're requiring all of our staff to wear masks. it's the smart thing to do. i think it works. >> reporter: the governor says the bigger cities aren't having the problems that the rural areas are. >> the availability is not a problem. it is simply getting people to take time off their work or off their daily activities and say this is urgent. >> it just felt like there was something sitti

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