and you've written about babe ruth and ted williams a number of others.o quickly, who else do you list as iconic, and the any quick answers, response, while ali is number one? and a side of that, what were your impressions and did you respect evil? >> okay. one, let me think, ali was global. i mean, that's the difference. babe ruth was semi-global, but ali was global, you know? everybody knew ali. he was probably one of, i don't know, for most known people in the world when he was going on right up there with presidents. he was the biggest. iconic, i don't know. i mean, we all know all those people, the famous athletes, you know. i suppose iconic is attached to your age. it is a johnny unitas, ma maybe that says you are in a certain age, or if you say walter payton or jim brown or, you know. it almost people are iconic in their own respects. an evil knievel, no, evil knievel was a bad guy. there's a lot of talk about narcissism today. he was a narcissistic guy with big hair, so i don't know, you know, how you want to relate that to our present situation.

babe. >> so he really had his heart set on does t righhere. yeah, yep. mom is not phased though.five girls never hurt nobody, and oh, my gosh look at that. in his defense he's soon going to be outnumbered 6 to 1. i'm feeling for you buddy. >>> washington state let the world know what they thought about their neighbor through google earth. the word a hole with an arrow pointing to the house. people on the website read it and claimed that feud dated back to 2009 when one neighbor painted their house this beautiful lavender and fuschia. that my >>> we're getting a break this weekend in the forecast. >> heat advisory was extended for much of the metro. >> all right. have a great weekend everybody. it won't be as hot as ,, >> tessa: ♪ every time i fall ♪ you're the voice that carries through ♪ ♪ i'm still learning, learning, learning ♪ ♪ how to count on you [ applause ] >> mariah: whoo! >> nick: i should go check on your grandmother. >> noah: oh, hey, sit. she'll be here in a second. >> mariah: tessa's so great.

>> of course, babe. i love you. >> and we've got a wedding to plan, y'all. >> wait, wait, wait.lived happily ever after. >> she said yes! >>> photographers bruno and humberto decided to set up a camera in a national park in italy. they're calling this one tree, one year. >> i'm looking at an italian bore. zbli >> i was looking right at one. >> throughout the video, you'll notice there are various animals crossing the path of this one tree. the badger walks past, like, all right. leave my mark there. >> where in italy is this? >> i love this. >> puma is next. a giraffe. oh, a shark. >> as the seasons change, they each walk past and they interact. they're like, oh, yeah, the tree. >> it's actually a zoo in italy. >> they're just moving the tree. >> the snow comes and goes. sunshine appears. >> this is a great video. >> often wonder what happens when we aren't around tinkering about with things. this is what's happening. >> notice the scar on the tree. because they're all rubbing up against it as they go by. >> the exact same spot over and over and over again. don't they like the o

. >>> here's a story to share with your friend expecting a babe -- baby. a woman in california gave birth in an uber ride. everyone is doing well, even the uber driver who captured the ordeal on camera. crystal cruz takes us inside that wild ride. >> your water broke? >> sorry. >> no, it's okay, let's just get there quickly. >> reporter: a woman in the backseat of an uber car about to have a baby. the baby is coming hospital or not, and dad even offers to pay for a car cleaning. >> we'll pay for the detailing. >> okay, okay, let's get her there. let's get her there. >> put emergency lights on. >> reporter: raymond taez recorded the chaos, honking his way through valley village friday night, but it's too late. >> the baby is coming out right now. >> oh, my god! >> the baby's out. >> oh, my god, oh, my god. i got him. >> reporter: talk about a five star service. >> he expected to take someone from point a to the most prettiest, beautiful, it was just a mixture. >> reporter: holding her brand new baby, mom says her doctor told her to labor at home as long as

her tears fall on the brow of the babe in her arms. see, too, the young girl of 13 weeping and she thinks of her mother from whom she's been torn . mark the sad procession. heat and sorrow nearly consumes ngth.stree suddenly you hear a quick zap, like the discharge of arrival. chains rattle. your years are polluted with a string that seems to have -- b made its way into the center of your soul. the crack you heard was the sound of a whip. the screen you heard was a mother with a babe in her arms her strength has faltered under the weight of the chains and the child and -- the soldier tells her to move on. follow the for session to new orleans. attend an auction there. see men examines like horses. see the strains of women rudely and brutally exposed to the shocking gaze of american slave buyseers. tell me where under the sun can you witness a spectacle morphine does and shocking and yet this is but it once of the american slave system that exists in the ruling part of the united states. but it is just in this moment when i hear someone

. >>> to a frightening day for the parents of a babe who police say was kidnapped in san francisco and taken by a woman across town on a bus. only abc7 news was on that muni bus as police arrested the woman accused of taking that baby. police say she didn't know the family that she took the baby from. the kidnapping happened this morning near sixth and harrison streets and ended with that arrest on bayshore boulevard. abc7 reporter janine is at the ucsf. >> reporter: we're told the baby spent the day at children's hospital. the baby checked out to be okay. we were there as the suspect was arrested. we asked her about the kidnapping. did you kidnap a baby? >> no. i don't kidnap babies. >> why were you with a baby? why did you have a baby? is that your daughter? >> reporter: police say this 36-year-old woman saw an opportunity and took it. in this case, the victim was this 6-month-old baby girl. just after 8:30 this morning, her parents called 911 panicked, reporting she had been kidnapped. the baby had been left in her parents' car on columbia street near harrison while her father was p

one knew healthcare could be so complicated. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: out of the mouth of babest the president was at least partly right because it's true. no one knew how complicated health care could be, once donald trump got involved because, i don't know if you remember, but before he stepped in, republicans had a strategy for destroying obamacare. >> the new strategy is gaining steam on capitol hill that would quickly repeal most of president obama's affordable care act but delay the effects for up to two years. >> trevor: that was the original plan. they'd take it apart but slowly over time. their plan was basically to treat healthcare like jenga, gradually dismantle it piece by piece so when it finally collapsed, it would have been someone else's problem. then donald trump came along and he's, like, oh, boy! jenga bowling! >> on prodding of president trump, republicans decide not to repeal and worry about replace later but do it in one bucket. >> it will be repeal and replace. it will be essentially simultaneously. it will be various segments, you understand, but will mos

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for the first time ever ridley babe ruth league will send three teams to the world series. >> we had a township league here years. 50, 60 years and what we've done in the last few years is branched off to be able to governement girls more softball postseason softball. >> program thrived. it will send 8, 10 and 12 and under teams to face some of the best in the country and the world. it's a trip that will cost a lot of money. >> that was the overwhelming part when i first got the call. that was first thing that crossed my mind. and we have done a lot of fundraiseers. >> we've done -- and we're going to do ritas and a carwash. >> it's an experience. because they're learning it takes hard work to do fundraising and get where we have to get to. >> some of the girls look forward to playing teams from texas or china and others have a local rival on their mind. >> auto bop. >> i want another chance to beat them. >> others don't worry who they'll play. >> they'll be a lot of good teams there we're a good team but they'll probably be really good i want to have fun. >> adds for how they'll do.

a few blocks away she picked up a woman andp her babe and then officers spotted the cab outside of the 125th district headquarters they pulled over the woman and took her into custody. >>> o.j. simpson learns his fate today. a parole board will decide if he gets out of prison or remains behind bars to serve his sentence for robbery. there is speculation that the football star will be set free. marcy gonzales is live now. >> reporter: o.j. simpson again fighting for his freedom after serving 9 of his 33 year sentence in nevada. the parole board set to decide in the nfl hall-of-famer and former actor will go free. >> thought i was confronting friends and retrieving my property. i am sorry, sorry for all of it. >> one man he is convicted of robbing in what simpson testified of getting back his memorabilia is expected to testify on his behalf. saying that simpson served his time. taking that into consideration along with his age and perfect prison record. >> he is still an inmate but he was not a problem child like some of the others were. >> the board weighing the potential risk he could

document outlining one of the most famous deals in sports history, the boston red sox sale of slugger babe ruth to the new york yankees in 1919, sold at auction for $2.3 million today. ruth's world series ring with the 1927 yankees-- the season he hit 60 home runs-- sold for $2.1 million. lelands.com did not reveal the buyers, but the seller was actor charlie sheen. and finally, a warm welcome to vegas pbs, now a part of the pbs newshour weekend family. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank y

thanks, babe. you're quiet. so? arrest me. she is not feeling the love today. that's my thing.s. we're gonna be late. we should probably hit the parade. hey, do you want me to call wheel-trans? no, it's okay. i'll just take your broomstick. ohh! callaghan, hey. kirkus trial. (clears throat) evidence box 9 of 26. wow. if these get too heavy, you give us a holler. i'll call you a rookie. yeah, thanks. and lift with your legs. right. you know, hey, hey. come here. hey. i got something i wanna run by you, all right? something personal. i say go for it, brother. shave that back. ass. you're an ass. where to start? where to start? how about the mounted unit training report, day one? happy? yeah. don't be. it says here, "your rooks showed up nervous, "rode tight, came generally unprepared. the candidates from 27 division fared far better." sir, if--if i might-- skip it, epstein. you're the only one who got a decent report. (grunts) now you all might think that this mounted training is no big deal, special skill to pad your résumé. but i went to bat for you on this, told them that i ha

a few blocks from there police say she picked um a woman and her babe hoy had no idea they were in the stolen cab. police eventually arrested the suspect when officers spot that had cab in north philadelphia. >>> well, one of the most anticipated parole hearings in history and it is happening to die. o.j. simpson could walk out of prison if four members give oath kay in nevada. simpson was given nine to 33 years for his role in the 2007 memorabilia heist at palace station casino in las vegas. that came after simpson was ordered to pay 33.5 million-dollar in the wrongful death civil judgment. suit stemmed from the 199 slayings of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. >> i i cannot imagine him doing another robbery at age 70. i suspect he will be on parole for a period of time and if he messes up, he will question back to prison. >> officials say any money simpson would make would likely be used to pay off goldman and brown families. if he is granted parole he will not be released until october. >>> cbs news will carry the simpson parole hearing today live, coverage expected to begin

. >>> plus this babe photo has gone viral over what looks like appearing on her face, it is a littlerl's mother says it is not what you think. we will explain when "eyewitness news" at noon >>> well, back now on "eyewitness news" at noon 68th annual kutztown foulke festival is underway and we will bring it to you as part of the cbs-3 summer fest. now through sunday energy live music, dancing, foulke art and more and don't forget great food. we love our food. join ukee washington, lauren casey, vittoria woodill who will be live later today on "eyewitness news". all that begins at 5:00. >>> summer is the season of garage sales but there are some items that may not be such great deals. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette reports on what not to buy when you go looking for a good deal. >> reporter: quite a find at a recent garage sale in mount vernon, new york. paying just five dollars for a vacuum cleaner. >> i think one like this may be like 90 bucks. so, at a store or more. >> reporter: great deal. >> yes, perfect deal. >> reporter: but editors of the readers digest say not everything

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paramedics revived the babe way dose of narcan. that's treatment used to reverse the effect every opioid overdose. residents say the opioid epidemic has become a common crisis. >> not surprising at all that there are heroin addict all over the place, i know a few off the top of my head. >> he said he put the needles on his bed while cleaning his room, and put his daughter down while making his bed. he's now charged. >> a lot of people are cherishing their personal piece of atlantic city casino history this morning. we told you yesterday, about the former trump taj mahal liquidation sale and hundreds turned out. everything must go over the next 60 days, president trump hasn't been affiliated with the taj since it bankruptcy in 2009. some buyers told us, trump was the reason they were interested. the taj mahal will be a hard rock hotel and casino this time next year. >> well, time now 5:36. in business news this morning, delivery service for ice cream. >> count me in. also, what a merger means for fans every home shopping. money watc

float i had my message to float my hold of my court got a crown i had a crone i still have the outfit babe a cute outfit for could have been you and me don't tell me don't do to sell us a don't do this you were so close. to like you know when that one of paltrow and sliding doors. what was your craziness fan encounter. craziest fan encounter i will say i actually have not had too many bad ones community fans mad men fans are so sweet and lovely and really kind of keep a distance i feel like they're very. very nice in that way but dave's fans are nutty i've had girls push me out of the way to get a photo with him and i'm like i'll take the photo i there's really no need for violence. tell me something that we don't know about you oh that's such a tough one i know i am i snore really loud i'm a terrible mr but how do you know you store my husband has told me he was like are you just going to snore all the time now and i was like i don't know do you like to sleep i love sleeping you can't stop me from i want to not sleep groove you sleep on airplanes yes i can sleep just fully sitting up just

thanks, babe. oh! (chuckles) age is nothin' but a state of mind, you know? (claire) yeah. 14-year-old than he is, and... mm-hmm. (laughs) believe me, i know 14-year-olds. (haley) he has a 14-year-old daughter. oh. yeah. oh, cool! oh, honey! you don't have to do that. they have a gardener. (lowered voice) trust me on this. (lowered voice) i want to, but you're just so wrong about so many things. hey, cam, i-i'm so sorry that i insulted you earlier. i thought that there was something going on at work, and, ugh, obviously, i was wrong. well, you're wrong again. it is about work. this is a fun game. i didn't bring it up before because i was embarrassed. but yesterday was the best day i've had at work yet. i clicked with the students, the teachers. i finally felt like i belonged. i get it. you couldn't possibly get it. i'm in the middle of my story. i'm sorry. every day at 2:30, i call lily, and we dunk a cookie together. and yesterday... i forgot. forgot my own daughter. and obviously, she resents me for it. it's why she asked you to marry her, to get back at me. okay, here i-