. >> that's when the boston braves moved their team to milwaukee in exchange for a new stadium. >> as sports fans, which i am one, we never forget when your team leaves you. natasha, you mentioned detroit is financing a new stadium despite their financial would hes, filing for bankruptcy. where else is there a controversy over taxpayer financed stadiums? where else is this happening? >> reporter: well, richelle, in sacramento, there is a plan underway to build a new arena for the kings. but there is also a petition drive to kill it. now, what this initiative would do would put a ballot issue for its next year that would allow taxpayers to determine or voters to determine whether or not they want to use taxpayer money to fund it. >> we will have to see what happens. i think this will come up every season. natasha, great reporting. thank you so much. >> all right. earthwise, six-legged meat. we have more news at the top of the hour. thank you for your time. ... cleave

boston in the 1930s. originally known as the braves, the team owner at the time changed it to redskins, it was an honor for the coach who was a native american. >> but what began as an honor became for some an out right offense. so far the team has blocked legal efforts to force them to drop the name, but pending legislation in congress the trademark lawsuit and a renewed media blitz is putting pressure on the organization. >> we do not deserve to be called redskins, we deserve to be treated as what we are, americans. >> but snyder has vowed the team will never change the name. and an nfl spokesman tells cbs news we respect that reasonable people may have differing views, the name from its origin has always intended to be positive and has always has been used by the team in a highly respectful manner. fan and blogger anthony brown grecian. >> >> agrees. >> i never heard that term used as anything other than the washington redskins football team. >> certainly i am not laughing at anyone about it or deriding native american people. >> because they use that term. >> many of the nation's high schools and colle

boston in the 1930s. originally known as the brave, the team owner changed the name to redskins.was an honor to a coach who was a native american. for some what became an honor was an outright offense. so far the team has blocked legal defense to drop the name. but it's putting pressure on the organization. >> we do not deserve to be called redskins. we deserve to be treated as what we are, americans. >> reporter: but schneider has vowed the team will never change its name and an nfl spokesman told cbs news we reexpect reasonable people will have differing views. the name from its origin is always meant to be positive and is always used by the team in a highly respective manner. redskins fan and blogger anthony brown agrees. >> i've never heard that team used as nothing other than the washington redskins football team. they certainly aren't laughing at anyone about it or deriding native american people because they used that term. >> reporter: many of the nation's high schools and colleges have changed their names in recent years, but professional teams like the atlanta braves an

boston. tough, tough teams. in the national league i best two teams are the los angeles dodgers and atlanta braves. it will be one of those two teams. i'll be shocked if it's not. >> bud selig called it official after the 2014 season. what is your impression, and who might succeed him? >> he's got everybody--everybody's best friend. he has befriended all the owners. everybody loves him and they don't want to see him go. i think they stick with the businessman in charge or his right hand man. if they go outside the logical choice is the ceo of the detroit tigers. >> thanks a lot, live from st. louis. he made a good point. closed mouths don't get fed. don't ask, we'll see what happened. >> just to form the word, i would like 300-- >> pretty complete imagine being nicknamed the mexican einstein. that's a tough name to live up to anyone, bus especiall, but ef you're an 11-year-old. >> meteorologist: we're looking at above average temperatures. we'll track it and show you where it's headed coming up. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko ç] >> while most 11-year-olds are thinking about midd