bud selig barely sat down before the question came up. he says he is happy the a's have a new long term lease at the coliseum. >> let there be no misunderstanding here, this team needs a new stadium. i think they have done a remarkable job under the circumstances. >> he says nothing will hapb on a new -- happen on a new stadium till the lawsuit against major league baseball is resolved but he leaves the commissioner's office in six months. >>> police identified the canine officer who shot and killed an unharmed home invasion suspect in oakland. he shot him on august 3. an attorney plans to file a lawsuit. he says the oakland man was shot in the head while running away from police. officers never found a gun on him. >>> a win for protesters outside the port of oakland. a cargo ship owned by the israeli government left the port after four days of demonstrations. protesters are angry on the attack on gaza. >>> a prime piece of water front no one wants to touch, now the port of san francisco has to decide whether to shell out 87 million dolla

. >>> out going baseball commissioner bud selig is in the bay area tonight and he's weighing in on theand a's desire for a new ballpark. bud selig is on a tour of every major league stadium but oakland has been a source of frustration, ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: the commissioner says he knew where the questions would be focused tonight and that is on the a's effort to secure a new stadium. an effort it would seem that would be left for the next commissioner. >> go a's. >> reporter: many a's fans had no idea there was something different about tonight's game. the head of baseball commissioner bud selig was here on a farewell tour and he got generally high marks from the fans he interviewed. >> i don't see anything he's done wrong so far. >> reporter: but the source of frustration for a's fans. >> this is california, missouri has a better stadium than california. come on. >> reporter: has always been a frustration for the commissioner. >> let me say at the outset, this team needs a new ballpark. >> reporter: during selig's 122 year tenure, 22 new ballparks have been built

commissioner bud selig offering the wisdom >>> out going commissioner bud selig is in oakland, but he won't rule on whether the a's have to stay there or are free to move to san jose. he appointed a committee to study the situation and apparently they are are examining it like a moon rock. selig continues to do nothing and drops the mess into the lap of the next commissioner. >> we have been unable to solve the stadium and territory issue. i understand. i understand the frustration and i am frustrated. it is complicated, very complicated. despite the fact people don't think it is, it is. is there anything i would have done differently? i don't think so. i would say i wish i had done this and that, but i wouldn't say that. >> it is complicated. >> it is like unrolling a tarp complicated. >> back in a

than m.l.b., but, as we first reported in january, baseball commissioner bud selig told us this was athe game, and he was determined not to lose to rodriguez. >> bud selig: in my judgment, his actions were beyond comprehension. and i'm somebody who's now been in the game over 50 years. >> pelley: never seen anything like it? >> selig: i hadn't, no. >> pelley: and so you decided to make an example of him? >> selig: i wouldn't call an example. i think the penalty fit what i saw was the evidence. >> pelley: what was it about the alex rodriguez case that was an outlier for you? >> selig: scott, as i looked at everything on all the players, and then i got to alex rodriguez, and you put all the drug things on one side, and then all the things that he did to impede our investigation and really do things that i had never seen any other player do, i think 211 games was a very fair penalty. >> pelley: in the early days, after the clinic records were published, tony bosch found himself on the same side as rodriguez, denying all. but bosch told us rodriguez wanted insurance that his secrets would

bud selig has been the commissioner since 1992. he is 80 years old. manfred is 55 years old and he is a labor lawyer by trade. >> you always had that one kid on a little league team that seemed way too old or much better than the rest of the guys. we saw that in the little league world series today. pierce jones playing for great lakes of illinois hit three home runs today in his team's victory over northwest. he slumped in his first at bat. only hit a triple. 12-2 final. that kid has a future. >> cool glasses too and he is clean. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> coming up at 10:00 p.m. new information about the deadly police shooting we told you about in san jose. we have obtained cell phone video that shows the woman pointing a drill like it was a gun. >> >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night. bulldog: you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. get a queen s

so i can't worry about bud selig doing this or bud selig doing that. nose clean and work hard. >> seth: all right. i'm glad to hear it. [ cheers and applause ] you -- it seems like when i read about you, when you watch anybody talk about you, everybody says you were the hardest-working baseball player of your era. >> i was aggressive. >> seth: you ran to first base after walks, and that seemed to drive a lot of people crazy. did that drive pitchers crazy? >> well, i used to yell at pitchers that i couldn't hit. >> seth: you would yell at them -- >> because they'll hit you the next time up. >> seth: gotcha. >> and my job is to get on first base. so if you can't hit them, you might as well have them hit you. [ laughter ] >> seth: you would sort of try to enrage them to the point -- >> i don't know if i could play today because you can't knock second basemens on their ass. you can't knock catchers on their ass. [ laughter ] >> seth: mmm-hmm. >> i mean, when these guys hit today, they've got more armor on than the humvees in afghanistan. [ laughter ] >> se

that decision came in october when that judge ruled that retiring commissioner bud selig did not violatentitrust laws by bargaining the a's move to san jose what it considers the san francisco giant easter tomorrow rights over the south bay. here's the play by play. a's owner lou wolfe wants a new stadium, mlb says it is giant east territory. but attorneys for the city of san jose say the rules are outdated. >> san jose wants to compete in the world of major league waebl. it's the tenth largest city in the united states, and one man sits in an office in new york and says no, you can't have a baseball team. >> reporter: some folks think this whole matter could end up before the supreme court, even then mlb lawyers think they'll be victorious because the high court has declined to get rid of narrow the antitrust exemption. now that hearing is set for 11:00 this morning, but we're set to talk with the attorneys at 9:30. we'll have that at 11:00. >> fascinating to think that an argument about baseball could end up in supreme court. >> fighting for what they want. >>> time to check the foreca

we may find out as soon as today who the successor is a bud selig.up, bloomberg takes the highways to the danger zone. adam johnson flies with the air force thunderbirds. beautiful day in atlantic city. it almost seems like an almost beach town. you can see the bright blue sky. after years of sliding gambling revenue, it is down to just eight casinos. don't miss our coverage "atlantic city: lights out." all day today on bloomberg television. be sure to watch trish regan's interview of donald trump. he wants his name scrubbed off all the buildings. ♪ >> it is time for some top tech and media headlines. chipswants to sell more for mobile phones. shares of intel are up 31% this year. twitter is reviewing its policies after robin williams' daughter was sent abusive messages after his death. novo needs to close a couple of deals. the chinese computer makers agreed to buy ibm's low-end server unit. the pentagon and other government agencies use those servers. coming up, putting the rescue mission on hold. the situation in iraq peers to be a little better t

. >>> well, the most powerful man in baseball for now is in oakland, bud selig, the commissioner, visiting the a's, the big question, will they stay in oakland? gerard moncure joins us next. >>> gerard moncure joins us now. and jessica in her 49ers red was just discussing that injury would be critical. >> there's fast and faster and quick and quicker. we might see faster and quicker with colin kaepernick this year. within of the physical attributes that sets him apart from other quarterbacks, his ability to make plays on the run. last season, big joe put hangnails on both pinkie toes. he suffered in week two against the seahawks. the injury is completely healed. >> we don't game plan for pre-season games. so when you go out, you call plays, and you make the best out of them. >> we're trying to move the ball. that's, that's what we want our offense to be. move the football, score points, be a winning offense. >> just establish a rhythm. i think that's biggest thing we need to get right now. >> marcel reece returned. dennis allen says they will continue to monitor reece on a day-to-day basis

this is not a new thing. >> i thought it was bud selig unrolling. >> that would have been the result.. it was hilarious actually. but now they are stuck trying to finish the game. >> 3 hour delay come on. >> thanks. >> that's this edition of 7 news at here at coffee tv 20 for all of us here, we appreciate your time as always thanks for the company. 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device with our new abc news app. 7 news app. we see you again in an hour on the big 7. app. 7 news app. we see you again in an hour on the big 7. [♪] why does being a librarian make her hotter? they're keepers of knowledge, she answers questions. like "will you marry me?" and "why are there still libraries?" i wanna be a book. she could pick me up, flip through my pages,

riding a five game losing streak into tonight's matchup with the new york mets the commissioner bud seligt of his farewell tour.hangin in the booth with ray fosse and glen kuiper. a's/mets bottom 4th/ 1-1 tie/bases loaded coco crisp goes down the right field line and into the corner derek norris, josh reddick and eric sogard score a bases- clearing triple for crisp 4-1 a's top 6th/ 4-1 a's scott kazmir gets some help from alberto callaspo who makes the diving stop of travis d'arnaud's grounder and throws him out at first bottom 8th / 4-2 a's josh reddick hits a towering 2- run home run to right off gonzalez germen 6-2 a's that a's get good pitching and good hitting and good defense final: 6-2 a's a's snap their 5-game losing streak the angels won so oakland remains 1/2 game back in the a.l. west a bizarre and incredibly long rain delay the story on the north side of chicago for the giants-cubs game. windy conditions - but no rain to start the game. the grounds crew could not get the tarp on correctly so the ground got waterlog. they tried everything from squeegees to at fans and the game

commissioner bud selig offering the wisdom hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. selig is in oakland, but he won't rule on whether the a's have to stay there or are free to move to san jose. he appointed a committee to study the situation and apparently they are are examining it like a moon rock. selig continues to do nothing and drops the mess into the lap of the next commissioner. >> we have been unable to solve the stadium and territory issue. i understand. i understand the frustration and i am frustrated. it is complicated, very complicated. despite the fa

bud see little's replacement. the number two mlb chief operating officer, boston red sox producer. and the executive vp for business. today the candidates will make their pitch to the owners. manfred assumed to be selig'smade clear several owners were walki ining wernor. after one unnamed senior baseball official told the new york times the next eight days would be about bud versus jerry. bud was first to issue a statement saying reports of personal animosity between owners are unfounded and unproductive. that solves things. to win the balloting tomorrow, a candidate must have the support of 23 out of 30 owners, or 75%. that means wernor needs eight votes to block manfred. craig this is fascinating. let's handicap where today we think the votes are. >> i think we still have to say rob is the favorite. i don't think we have a clear 23 votes. there's not a path to victory for him yet. i really don't think that wernor has the votes. he merely has the opposition vote. he's going to be blocking progress here. there's going to be trading going on. i don't think wernor has a chance. >> you talk about horse trading as a political junky my ears prick up. how much more trading back room dealing goes on and what

that decision came in october when that judge rules that retiring commissioner bud selig did not violate anti-trust laws by barring the a's move to san jose over what it considers the san francisco giant easter tomorrow rights over the south bay. in case you haven't been following the case, a's owner lou wolfe wants a new stadium, san jose wants to build him. mlb says they cannot move south because of the territorial rights. attorneys say the rules are outdated and they will make those arguments again this morning, but here's how one of the city's attorneys put it the last time we talked. >> san jose wants to compete in the world of major league baseball. it's the tenth largest city in the united states, and one man sits in an office in new york and says no, you can't have a baseball team. >> reporter: some folks think this will end up before the supreme court, if it does what happens in this case before the federal appeal's court could impact the highest court's decision. mlb also confident in their position in prior court appearances, lawyers argued that the supreme court has quote con

big news here rob manfred will succeed bud selig. the acting chief officer was elected after beating out tom warner in the first contested vote for a new commissioner in 46 years. what do you think this? >> yes. he's going to be good for the game and focus on the pace of the game and focus on speeding up the game. and all sorts of 21st cinch i are -- century things. good choice. >> and 21st century thins like talking to people via e-mail. >> he does employ e-mail. >> thank you. >>> the i want to get to the highlights we take to you to detroit matt scherzer on the hill. it's good for the 14th win as the tigers take 5-2. kansas city the royals trailing the a's 2-1 in the sixth. fly ball to center. rob dieson lose it is in the sun. see him? oh! >> it hit him. >> bouncing off the bare hand. scores on the roar. next inning game tied at 3-2. 3. rip one down the right field line. later in the inning billy butler adds to the lead. scoring two. royals win it 7-3 and remain a half game atop the alc. betting and baseball? >> yeah. no, in las ve

outgoing major league baseball commissioner bud selig is in town selig addressed the media and long time friend lou wolf. the commissioner said he's happy the as worked out a long-term lease with oakland. more needs to be done. >> this team needs a new -- i said at this time last time i was here. my only comparison is that this remind you of tony stadium in its final days and shea stadium and for those of you in this room, that's not a compliment. >> selig would not comment on a possible a's move to san jose because of a layout filed by leaders in the south bay there there is word the nfl may have to pay for the privilege of performing at the halftime show. last year bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers were on stage the equivalent of $100 million publicity. now they want to cash in on that. >>> the nfl narrowed next list to three, cold play, katy perry and rihanna. according to "wall street journal," the nfl asked if they would contribute a portion of their post-super bowl tour income to the leak or make some other type of financial contribution in exchange for the halftime gig no w

. >> bud selig announcing his success successor. he's going to begin his term next january. >>> in boston the newest inductee into the boston red sox hall of fame. rog rogadiologoger clemons and vict martinez. >>> rocky shortstop was resumed out with a season-ending hip injury. the rockees lose another star. carlos gonzalez will have surgery on monday. >>> the little league world series is underway in pennsylvania. illinois beat washington in the opening round as pierce jones hit nthree homers to a 12-2 victory. they face the winner of sunday's game. >>> the nfl preseason continues. bears taking on the jaguars. and the jags got off to a great start. rookie quarterback 160 yards but the bears rally in the fourth and win it 20-19. >>> and here is why early celebration is not recommended, bill. a runner was stripped of his goal medal during the men's 3,000 meter race for stripping off his shirt during the last 400 meters. that be a lesson to the kids running. don't strip off the shirt. >> i should not strip the shirt before i'm done wi

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league's tenth commissioner, of course, he takes over early next year when current commissioner bud selig steps down. >>> well, there are four games today at the little league world series two involve american team, the other two match up international squads. >> as for what happened in williamsport, pennsylvania, yesterday, here are our guys at espn. >> good morning, welcome to our "sportscenter" set in los angeles. along with neil everett, i'm stan verrett. neil is buttoning his jacket because he's ready for business. >> this is serious business and good for chicago. good news for chicago. let's go to the little league world series and chicago going to be celebrating jackie robinson west little league team, first team from chicago since 1983 to play in the little league world series and on the third pitch of the game, pierce jones goes yard then he tripled then went yard again. >> it's gone. >> how's that. when our jaymee sire was talking to his grandpa in the stands you might have seen this on "sportscenter," he went yard again. illinois, sweet home, 12-2 winners. >>> the majors pirate

he will replace bud selig.en commissioner since 1992. >>> and the little league world series is underway in williamsport, pennsylvania. after three decades a team from chicago is back representing a city dealing with crime and other challenges. as is reported, the team has hopes of winning it all. >> reporter: the little leaguers from the south side of chicago are on their way to achieving their goal. jackie robinson west won 12-2. >> i want to win it. take the title home. >> reporter: 12-year-old ed howard and the rest of jackie robinson west are a bright spot for city caught in a devastating cycle of violence. >> i think it means a lot. we can be good. >> reporter: it's been 31 years since jackie robinson west played here, and as the only all black team, these players realize their place in baseball history. it comes at a time when the number of african-americans in major leagues has dwindled to just 8%. 12-year-old trey hondres says it's all about work and hard work. >> we're here. the best day of my life. >

new mlb commissioner rob manfred has been elected baseball's 10th commissioner and will succeed bud selignuary. manfred a labor lawyer has worked for major league baseball under selig since 1998 he beat out boston red sox chairman tom werner in the first contested vote for a new commissioner in 46 years. manfred thanked his mentor selig who has been baseball commissioner since 1992. a's/royals top 6th/ 2-2 tie on the field that a's had a little hitch today alberto callaspo singles to right field josh reddick scores 3-2 a's bottom 7th/ 3-3 tie norichika aoki. hits one to right-center off ryan cook christian colon and jarrod dyson score one run charged to jeff samardzija 5-3 royals same inning billy butler who killed to giants last week singles off luke gregerson aoki and alcindes escobar scote 7-3 final: 7-3 royals angels idle a's lead in the a.l. west cut to 2 games dodgers win - puig great catch clayton kershaw having some fun in the dugout top 5th/ 4-1 dodgers adrian gonzalez line drive to right field for a single. dee gordon scores. 5-1 dodgers botom 6th freddie freeman hits a deep fly

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bud selig. he met with the media prior to tonight's as mets game. he started a blue ribbon panel.e years ago. >> how many years ago? >> five years ago. to try to help solve the as stadium woes. reporters were hoping for some big announcement, it never came. >> this team needs a new ballpark. >> this is something i always wanted to get resolved before i left office. >> this is a very complicated case. a lot of ins , a lot of outs ,. >> it is very complicated. i'm not surprised a lot of people don't think it is. it is. >> oh, complicated. you talk about complicated! beautiful night at wrigley. bottom of the 1st inning, anthony rizzo gone. made it 2-0 chicago. then the rain comes in the 5th inning, but the ground crew couldn't get the tarp on properly, and so the infield flooded. look! does that look like it it is covered? so the it was flooded and the game was called moments ago. the giants are furious. 2-0 is the final t. giants could protest that outcome. >>> time for the tuesday night top five. at number 5, vancouver canucks prospect jordan supon spinning like brian boitanno ands

> rob man tread will be your new baseball commissioner taking taking the reigns from row touring bud selig january. he help bring labor tees piece to baseball for the first time since the 70s his first charge speed up the game and make the more attractive to the younger generation. >> ice bucket challenge continues dad with phillies general manager ruben amaro jr., and former eagles head coach andy reid all to raise awareness for als. we'll be right back. ♪ have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fr

the head of major league baseball is in oakland we're with commissioner bud selig as he makes what coulde his final visit to the coliseum before stepping down. plus what he says about the a's search for a new home. >>> and we're always here for you at ktvu.com on facebook and on twitter. thank you for joining us. see you tonight everyone. >> good night. (snoring) jay. (snoring continues) jay? what? what's wrong? you're snoring. me? oh, i'm sorry. i... (snoring) (laughs) look at her! come on. we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy. she probably got scared and snuck in. oh, really? how come when manny has nightmares you don't let him snuck in the bed? gloria, it's 6:00 in the morning. can we talk about this later? (sighs) answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. mmm. love it.

rob manford succeeds bud selig.as a two-person ballot, the first ballot in 46 years to be contested. manfred takes over in january next year. >>> football now, will rg3 talk to kyle shanahan? what about johnny manziel? give griffin credit. he downplayed the return of kyle and said if they run into each other on the field pregame, so be it. griffin will get a chance to watch kyle's latest project johnny manziel get plenty of snap. he's headlinerred for throwing pigskins and parties, but d'angelo hall is just worried about football, not johnny football. >> i'm excited just to get on the field. it has nothing to do with johnny manziel, you know, or running into a kyle shanahan offense. it's just about getting an opportunity to get better. >> i'm calling out john wall. [ splash ] >> wally. and jimmy lovato. >> rg3 turning into rg freeze for a good cause, griffin challenging john wall among others and then he said i'm challenging all nfl fans as well. >>> finally the als bucket challenge knows no boundaries, cowboys coac

the center of a slew of new rumors that he could be a potential successor to baseball commissioner bud selig. >>> "sharknado 2" premiered last night on our sister network sci-fi. we don't know what it says about the future of our republic that 4 million people watched it. it's about the highly likely possibility that sharks would become one with a tornado. it was a star-studded or at least person-studded cast. it would be easier to list the performers who didn't do cameos, but it was a rich and diverse bunch starting with judd hirsch and robert klein, our own stalwarts matt and al and kelly ripa of salt-n-pepa. >>> up next tonight, the huge surprise waiting at the atm. >>> finally tonight, think about how you feel about your bank. now, perhaps with that in mind, one bank has done something crafty, even emotional, and it played out on video when some of their customers went to visit the atm. we get our report on it tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> hi. >> hi. >> reporter: imagine your surprise. >> hello there. >> reporter: if your atm knew your name. >> hi, michael. >> hi. >> reporter: or kn

it happens a year to the day that bud selig handed down the toughest round of suspensions. helped to broiffed selig -- provide selig the information to take access. could evidence give the league fresh evidence to use against more players. let's bring in. the co-author of blood sport, alex rodriguez, bio-zen sis and the quest to end baseball's era. the deo said it's not targetting athletes, in this case going after the distributor. sources say the evidence names as many as seven players not uncovered in the investigation. could we see another round of the scandal hitting baseball. >> i figure it's impossible. just as was the ace in major league baseball's operation to suspend the clients connected to biogenesis last year, tony bosch agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. he's worked out a deal to plead guilty. obviously they have reams of documents from the clinic to use as evidence. if, indeed, there are players that didn't come up in major league baseball's case, certainly the names will come out in discovery, as the case goes forward. and i think major league baseball wou

. >> rob man tread will be your new baseball commissioner taki g the reigns from row touring bud selig in january. he help bring labor tees piece to baseball for the first time since the 70s his first charge speed up the game and make the more attractive to the younger generation. >> ice bucket challenge continues dad with phillies general manager ruben amaro, jr., and former eagles head coach andy reid all to raise awareness for als. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> new at 11:00 thousands of people flocked to west philadelphia for food trucks and other fun at the summer's newest night market in philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" at 35th and lancaster for the food trucks 15th night market of this year. the night market mission to highlight unique vibrant and and coming neighborhood in our city. along with the food it featured musical performances and great artwork. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl many for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewi

whoever receives 23 of the 30 votes will replace bud selig. >>> all right, that's going to do it forion of "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning! look at that, willie. that is a beautiful view. >> beautiful day. >> it's a beautiful day. >> last couple , not so beautiful. >> it's thursday, august the 14th. great to have you here with us. along with you, we have got washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay and nick consori and then with bloomberg news, al hunt. yesterday, willie, really bad storms out there. >> did you see some of the pictures? even out here on long island. cars on the highways up to their roofs. >> looked like a river. >>

. >> current mlb commissioner bud selig announcing his successor.ief operating officer ron manford elected in a unanimous decision by mlb owners following a pretty tense meeting over the pick. he'll begin his terminix january. >>> in boston the four new inductes into the red sox hall of fame were inducted before the game. pedro martinez. nomar. and joe -- one day after rocky shortstop -- the rockies lose another star. outfielder carlos gonzalez will have season-ending surgery on his left knee on monday. >>> the little league world series is well underway in pennsylvania. pierce jones hit not one, not two, but three homers to help lift his team to a 12-2 victory. they'll face the winner of sunday's west-midwest game. >>> the nfl preseason continues. bears taking on the jaguars, and the jags got off to a pretty good start, and rookie quarterback blake shined. he threw for 160 yards, but the bears rally in the fourth and win it 20-19. >>> and here's why early celebration is not recommended. a runner stripped of his gold medal during a men's 3,000 meter

. >>> baseball commissioner bud selig may be oakland's top of the farewell tour.s expected, the main topic a new stadium for the a's. >> this team needs a new ballpark. i know i said it the last time i was here, and there were some people. but my only comparison is this reminds me of county stadium in its final days and shea stadium. and for those of you in this room, that's not a compliment. >> selig was able to get 22 new stadiums built during his tenure, but it's likely that commissioner-elect rob manfred will be the one to oversee the construction of a new a's facility that will do it for sports. more news coming up after the break. >>> okay, you might need that sweater. we might have another chilly start tomorrow. >> low clouds and a strong sea breeze tomorrow morning. we'll see temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. some drizzle possible early. then for the afternoon, you get some 80s back around the bay area. mid- to upper 80s around the tri-valley. 82 in san jose. still 68 and cool and breezy for san francisco tomorrow. >> okay. i walk into elementary school

he will secede bud selig.or league baseball has had labor peace for two decades and revenues last year of eight leading dollars. those are the top headlines. >> this is contentious. as to one of the boston red sox was part of the debate. they did the old contentious vote and unanimous vote afterward. who are they fooling? i don't get who they think they are fooling. >> is that like the federal reserve? >> yeah, i like that. >> good analogy. everyone debates and in the decision is unanimous. >> he was interim commissioner forever. i think the headline is, there has never been as successful, happy commissioner. morning must read this morning. >> this blew me away. this comes out of "the new york times." >> i did not know that. >> i am blown away by those figures. cars?destrians killed by >> have you noticed tickets for moving violations have gone way up? >> i remember moving to new york and being surprised at some getting run over at 6th avenue and of being in section b of the newspaper. in other cities it would

. >>> with bud selig ending his 22-year reign in january, major league baseball will have a new leadernew millennium problems. that man is rob manfred, a labor lawyer who has worked for major league baseball since 1998, and he was voted in as the next commissioner by the owners today, taking over in 2015. >>> all right. the ice bucket challenge taking over the world. many people are dousing themselves with buckets of ice water, raising money for als research and awareness. a few other charities are involved as well. 49ers gm trent baalke took the challenge with the help of linebacker aldon smith. seahawks coach pete carroll has done it as well and called out other nfc west coaches to get it done. so far three have done it. carroll, jeff fisher in st. louis, and bruce arians of the cardinals. but no jim harbaugh. carroll tweeted props to arians and fisher, but then added the nfc west is almost all in. no response from harbaugh. i believe harbaugh who is a big charity guy will do it. but carroll tried to use the jedi mind trick on him. probably not going to go over very well. that's it f

> well, you know, not so much weird, but just stunning, usually once baseball decides something, bud seligleep and then later -- >> it seems weird. >> -- but this, they got it changed. when we left the giants, they were told they lost 2-0 and were furious after a 4-1/2 hour rain delay, the giants appealed and stunningly won their protest. it never happens that way. the rain crew botched the situation. both the cubs and giants wanted the game resumed. the cub can cubs, the tarp was properly put away after the previous use. so it was a mechanical device malfunction that allows for the game to be suspended. first time a protest was upheld since 1986. the game will resume tomorrow. the giants asked the cubs if they could forfeit the game, major league baseball said no. why not stop while you are ahead and the request was denied. no forfeit. giants and cubs, no rain at the field. first inning, giants up 2-0, ishikawa one of his three hits, 4-0 in the third. andrew susac, high, deep, and his first major league homer. hunter pence, joining the party. this is smoked. to the bleachers in left. it's

to go before a court to argue for the city's lawsuit against major league baseball commissioner bud selig are fighting the law that says the san francisco giants have territorial rights to the south bay. the a's signed a 10 year lease extension in oakland but it has an opt out clause that would allow them to relocate. the ncaa announced they will appeal the ruling that allows college athletes to be paid. ncaa president said they will fight the decision. in particular the ruling would let football and basketball players profit from their names. the plaintiff said yesterday that he is grateful. >> to stand up for the college athlete i jumped at that opportunity. i think it is -- i think it is an honor the be in this particular place. >> he cried about the long read it the victory. experts anticipate the lawsuit will go to the supreme court. >>> hundreds of children in the south bay have new backpacks filled with school supplies. sunday friends held a back to school day today to help families get ready for the new year. rounding up the supplies was a big community effort. many businesses ste

baseball's head honcho, bud selig, comes to oakland.nd takes on the athletics' stadium saga head-on. and a young, active cal student. stricken with a severe form of west nile virus. how she's doing tonight. >> jacqueline: low cloud coverage will continue with it tonight and i will tell you how it will impact your tomorrow comment coming out >> reporter: >> pam: the u-c berkeley student who has tested positive for a severe strain of the west >> reporter:her name is abigail murphy. she's a 19-year-old cal sophomore from modesto. >> reporter:murphy's father, chris, confirmed she was diagnosed almost a week ago. after spending about 8 days in the hospital. >> reporter:she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west nile. >> reporter:chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. >> reporter:doctors believe her recovery time will be about 2

he replaces bud selig, leaving after 22 years at the post. >> i have to say i'm tremendously honoredthe confidence that the owners showed in me today, electing me to be the 10th commissioner of baseball. i agree with bill. i have very big shoes to fill in following commissioner selig. >> the 55-year-old beat out red sox chairman to become the new commissioner. >> paul mccartney, giving san francisco's candlestick park a final farewell. the stadium closed for good last night after mccartney's performance. ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you, tomorrow i'll miss you, remember i'll also be true ♪ >> love that song. the beatles played the final show of their last tour at candlestick. it was back in 1966. you probably remember it, del, as the stadium opened in 1960 and it was home to the city's beloved baseball giants and later the 49ers. it's where a sellout crowd was rocked by an earthquake during the 1989 world series. the story venued as the stick. it will be demolished to make way for a housing and retail development. what a sign of the times. >> what is sad is all of those things, th

baseball owner have chosen a successor to bud selig t.would be man fred take over as new commissionerhe has been in upper management for 15 years now serving as vice president of labor relations he's lawyer. got a degree. chief operating officer and has been since 201 2013. hopefully he moves a lot faster than selig did on the a's ballpark situation. that think is just dragging on forever. selig the commissioner for 22 years. th the. >> there is no question that i would not be standing here today if it were not for bud. and i hope l that i will perform as tenth commissioner way that will add to his great legacy. >> there noise doubt in my mind he has the training. the temperament. the experience. to be a very, very successful commissioner and i have the justifiably very high expectations. despite back-to-back pack 12 championship and two rows bowl appearances stanford quarterback hogan still hearing from the critic wondering is he the guy can he leave the cardinal team to the new play off system they have set up. david shaw will love to run the ball when he can. at the let tyler run w

baseball lecked its tenth commissioner today rob man fred will step in at end of the year to succeed bud seligs second longest commission are in and he's already aiming for replay refo reform. >> it's going to be a manager challenged system, um, replays will be conducted in new york. the actual review of the film and instead of the umpires leaving the field, um, there will be communication via head set with new york in order to make the replays shorter. >> they definitely need to do something about that. finally eagles could be in real trouble tomorrow night. especially if the patriots reveal their newest trick play. the juggle kick catch as seen here by patriots receiver danny, yes, he used to be an eagle. watch closely. three footballs and we'll show the towing stuffed under his right arm. he throws a fourth in the air. from his left hand. he catches a punt. that's four and then catches a fifth after he kicks it back in the air for the catch. >> great hand, eye coordination. >> he's juggling, he's catching -- >> great player. >> he's good. >> great player. >> he's goodhow can i avoid mainten

he takes over early next year when current commissioner bud selig steps down. >> well, we don't usuallyhow you here. this is a bizarre ending of a track race. >> bizarre. check this guy out. a runner from france. stripping off his jersey as he enters the final stretch in yesterday's steeplechase. he wins, going away, a triumphant moment. >> but not really. he was eventually disqualified because he took off his jersey during the race. of course he crossed there without that singlet on. it would have been his third straight european title in the event. instead, he finished last. >> goes to show you. keep your jersey on. follow the rules, ladies and gentlemen, i have to say he took the jersey off going over the last hurdle. put it in his mouth. how can you have that much energy? >> grandstanding during the final stretch there. we will see if that teaches him a lesson. >> maybe, we will see. coming up in "the skinny" -- the huge show last night at san francisco's candlestick park, featuring paul mccartney. and why it is going down in history. >> but first, a safety alert for parents at the

bud selig will visit the coliseum one last time as part of the final tour of all major league stadiumswill retire in january. >>> and this morning, we're waiting to hear from the nfl will fine johnny football. >> what's he done this time? espn cameras caught the brown's quarterback flipping the bird to washington's bench during the third quarter of their preseason game last night. manziel called the moment a lapse of judgment and suggested his action was brought on by relentless taunting from opposing players and fans. welcome to professional sports. the bird could cost the rookie over $11,000. the browns lost the game 24-23. >>> it's 5:55 right now, i want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren, another nice day. no dog days of august. >> really nice conditions for us today. i want to start with your visibility. we just talked to bob redell, he's out there where they are looking for a plane. reports came in early this morning, he is out in nevada doe right now -- novato right now, we have thick low ceilings this morning. thick enough to impact you if you're waking up

major league baseball commissioner bud selig will visit the coliseum one last time, it's part of his tour of all major league stadiums. selig will retire in january. >>> san francisco giants got the als ice bucket challenge. go. >> the giants president larry bear let dozens of members in dumping buckets of freezing water on their heads. they are the latest to raise money for als. the giants challenged the a's, the dodgers, and major league baseball to follow their lead. >>> this morning, we are waiting to hear if the nfl will be fining the somewhat controversial johnny football. >> yeah, cameras caught the quarterback flipping the bird to washington's bench during the third quarter last night. manziel called the moment a lapse of judgment saying it was brought on by relentless taunting from opposing players and their fans. the bird could cost the rookie over $11,000. the browns lost the game 24-23. >> we'll see if he takes the heat once the season starts. >>> meantime, 6:41 on your tuesday morning. update to breaking news. the pilot missing after a late night flight goes off the rada

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