i talked to it's commissioner bud selig at >> major league baseball does not have a specific protocollicy dealing with domestic violence, sit time for that? >> we handle -- we haven't had any cases, i'm happy to say for a long, long time. but we deal with situations as they occur. >> larry baird says he's in favor of anything that acts as a deterrent. >> it's up to every team and every league to do what they can to call attention to the issue and highlight the issue. >> reporter: for the past three years, the ml -- that group believes every workplace needs a domestic violence policy. >> sports leagues in particular we think have an additional responsibility because they do hold social value and young people and fans are watching every move these players make. >> she calls the giants a model for sports leagues. but for now, any official rule is off the table. >> wouldn't that be more trance parent? >> that's a subject for the next collective bargaining agent where i will be longs gone. >> bud selig is retiring in january after more than two decades as commissioner. >>> some of the most

and commissioner bud selig is expected to be there, a stop on his farewell tour as he is retiring. >> the giants came out late on top. it was scoreless until the seventh inning. >> oakland looking for a win in chicago this morning. the a's lost a close one yesterday, final score 2-1. >> they were up 1-0 laet in the game. to the gridiron where the 49ers are getting ready for the regular season home opener at levi's stadium. we'll have an inside look at the stadium. our very own laura garcia-cannon seated next to me and christina loren will be reporting at 5:00 a.m. and live at levi -- >> when you think gridiron, you think me, right? >> you're tough. >> let's toss it over to mike. >> she knew what the heisman toss was. >> hey, i got you covered. >> picture this, if you will. imagine you could see the golden gate bridge. this is our camera, but we can't see it. we have the crews getting ready to move the cones but not yet. and on the bay bridge, backing up to the left. not all cash lanes are open. >>> a call for chang. former top cop say one bay area city needs to make a better effort wh

outgoing commissioner bud selig was noncommittal today whether that should change. major league baseball does not have an explicit protocol or policy dealing with domestic violence. is it time for that? >> we handle every -- we haven't had any cases, i'm happy to say, for a long, long time. but we deal with situations as they occur. >> reporter: there have been several incidents and allegations over the years. former twins and yankees second baseman chuck knoblock was arrested this summer, charged with assaulting his ex-wife. jose conseco pleaded no contest to domestic violence charges back in 1998. while there's no official league policy, giants ceo larry bair said he's in favor of anything that acts as a deterrent. >> it's up to every team in every league to call attention to the issue, and highlight the issue and do whatever they can. >> reporter: for the past 1 years, the giants have held a strikeout violence day at the ballpark. this coming sunday it will feature a nonprofit called futures without violence. that group believes every workplace needs a domestic v

bud selig says it's great just the way it is. but they are looking for ways to improve the game.been running longer in recent jeyears. >>> and steve bishot tee says he should have asked to see it. but denying the team knew how bad it was. the ravens are accused of a cover up. it's part of the campaign to get rice reinstated in the nfl. >>> as for the nfl on the field, week three is done, and the nfc central is no friend of the new york jets. >> an explanation from baseball from the guys at espn. >> he's stan, i'm neil, i'm sweaty right now. >> football, you do baseball. >> all right. >> jay cutler and company. 2-1, but so are the jets. and a couple touchdowns, bears up 24-13. and cutler all fired up. later in the third, geno smith, looking for david nelson, finds kyle fuller instea. and fuller with his third interception in two games. third quarter, last chance for the jets. eight-point game. one possession, a touchdown and a two-point conversion, they can tie it. but out of the end zone. bears win it 27-19. >> you know where i'm going after the show? >> where? >> tommy louisiaas

before tuesday ease game commissioner bud selig gave jeter the historic achievement award. been given out 15 times in major league history and it goes to those who have had a major impact on the sport of baseball. and jeter hopes sunday isn't the last time he puts on the yankee pinstripes. new york is battling to stay alive in the playoff race. jeter extends his seven-game hitting streak but he strikes out to end the game. a 5-4 loss to baltimore. one more loss and new york will be eliminated from the postseason. >>> so coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author stephen king joins us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! the heavy lifters.ers. just for men does more than get rid of gray, your facial h

. >> reporter: as baseball bids fair well to royalty, the lords of the game, like commissioner bud selig be wistful. >> how lucky have we been and i've been at the face of baseball through the past two decades has been derek jeter. >> reporter: but out in the bleachers, they'll be feeling it in their guts. >> i think for many people, especially people of my generation, he's our hero. >> reporter: his name is vinny y milano though anywhere near yankee stadium he goes only by his nickname. bald vin seyankee stadium's alpha fan, the leader of the bleacher creatures. for the last 15 years, he's been the one to get things going with the roll call. >> robinson! robinson! >> reporter: the ritual pregame chanting of each yankee name that each starter acknowledges with a wave. >> i get little kids that come up to me, "derek jeter waved to to me." you know what that's like? i've been doing it for 15 nights and every night i'm like derek jeter waved to me which is the best ever. >> reporter: which is why tonight will be so tough for yankee fans everywhere. derek jeter is waving good-bye. what's the

and commissioner bud selig is in town today as part of his farewell tour. selig is set to retire at the end of the season so he's visiting every ballpark. >> the giants don't want to be retiring from their playoff play. first pitch at 12:45. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. your san francisco giants pulled out another win last night in a shutout over the diamondbacks. last night was great. blanco got the offense going but credit should go to ryan vogel song. >> i'd work one pitch and it didn't work. >> more news on brandon belt. he was here yesterday at at&t park. he did some sprints, he hit off a tee. before he hopped on a plane to pittsburgh to see concussion specialist dr. collins. if collins finds he's clear of concussion systems, bell will ahead to area on friday. they're looking to give him some live b.p. >> president obama speaking at the pentagon this morning on the 13th anniversary of 9/11. >> while these young americans did not know the horrors of that day, their lives have been shaped by all the days events, time has brought us bain also taug

unfortunately right now, he's been slow in reacting, and it reminds me of bud selig during the steroidssue. bud was able to salvage his reputation. liz: stop, here he comes, roger goodell, nfl commissioner. >> good afternoon, thank you all for coming today. i'd like to make a few points and i'd be happy to take your questions. at our best, the nfl sets an example that makes a positive difference. unfortunately, over the past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. i said this before back on august 28th and say it again now. i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels. from the process that i led to the decision that i reached, but now i will get it right and do what is necessary to accomplish that. first, i don't expect anyone just to take my word. last week, i asked former fbi director robert mueller to conduct an independent investigation to answer the questions raised about our process in reviewing ray rice's conduct. i pledged that director muller will have full coo

bud selig says the league and the players union have scheduled a meeting this week to talk about domesticence policy in the wake of the scandal. they don't have one. how the ray rice incident will affect the nfl will remain to be seen but it's had a huge impact on nfl fans and sportcasters. here's what hannah storm said yesterday. >> one of my daughters has her first fantasy football team this season, but at breakfast this week instead of discussing how her team was doing, we watched the ray rice video play out again in all its ugliness. i spent this week answering seemingly impossible questions about the league's biggest stars. mom, why did he do that? why is he in jail? why didn't he get fired? and yesterday, why don't they even have control of their own players? so here's a question. what does all of this mean for the future? >> rice has lost major sponsorships. but the league as a whole still has a lot of money coming in from some of the biggest companies in the country. at least one ad campaign targeting women has been targeted. >> reporter: a black eye on one of the nfl's big sponso

. >>> outgoing major league baseball commissioner bud selig today briefly addressed the issue of domestic violence, and he did so on a stop at san francisco's at&t park. he did so on a stop at san francisco's at&t park. >> we haven't had any cases happy to say, for a long, long time. i can't remember hen the last time was. grateful for that. but we deal with situations as they occur. >> selig did not comment directly on the ray rice case or how the nfl is handling it. he says baseball has talked before about creating a league wide policy, but he is leaving any decisions to the man replacing him, rob manfred. >>> a solar storm is headed to earth, and could be here as early as tomorrow. nasa releasing this incredible video of a flare erupting on the sun last sunday. followed by several more bursts of radiation. now the earth's atmosphere protects us from the sun's harmful radiation. but intense solar flares can disturb communications in terms of signals and power systems. however, scientist says the worst effects will just miss planet earth. so we're happy to say our power grid is safe. tha

yesterday retiring baseball commissioner bud selig was at at&t park.ut he would not comment on how the nfl is handling the situation. selig says major league baseball and the players union have talked about implementing a policy on domestic abuse in the past but nothing hack done. selig declined to comment on the oakland a's stadium issue other than to say they need a new ballpark. >>> a major sponsor for the nfl with a billion dollar deal is also taking a stance on the ray rice investigation. >> here's abc >> a vote of confidence for the nfl. pepsico a major sponsor likes that the league is now treating domestic violence more seriously following the ray rice assault investigation. the nfl gets about a billion dollars a year from sponsorships. >>> toyota's recalling 130,0002014 toyota tunnel dra pickups because the side curtain air bags may not deploy properly. some of the covers weren't installed correctly. the automaker said it has not had reports of accidents or injuries because of the impact. >>> dolphin sail 2 is to have a good debut. bust the dol

major league baseball came out a couple we go ago, bud selig said, we don't have this problem in major league baseball. i find that very hard to belief. we need to see vast amounts of change across. >> steroid program happened across baseball i'm sure you recall. there was video now. nobody had video of michael vick abusing dogs, killing dogs. we have rid yo of ray rice. that changed entire discussion. julie, thank you very much. good to see you. >> absolutely, cheryl. good to see you too. >> we'll switch gears and talk about something on the technology side. this is big story we've been following. iphone 6, officially, officially on sale. tech lovers lining up at major cities across the globe. lines at apple's flagship store in new york city stretching over 10 blocks as iphone users are upgrading those gadgets to the latest operating system as well. but many of the current users colling across some major glitches. we're covering all things apple tonight, with shane snow. cofounder of contently. author of smart cuts, how hackers, innovators and icons accelerate success. first, start wi

before last night's game commissioner bud selig gave the yankees superstar a historic achievement awardler asked jeter about the effort to make baseball games shorter. >> reporter: there's a preposal to up the pace of play with the committee including lessening the routines at the plate before you bat. what do you think about that? is that a good idea, or is that going to mess with players' heads when they're in their own routine and that disturbs that? >> i don't know. i'll be gone. >> that's a great answer. >> well said. see you later. as gayle would say. >> bud would say that, too, because he's gone. >> derek's final home game is tomorrow night. >> ahead, new information on eternal love. >> reporter: how close can love come to being human. >> i'm jim axelrod. you need a team, working together, doing all kinds of jobs. see these people? they're not acting. they're real professionals. and we hired them all on the site where more people get jobs than anywhere else. indeed. the world's #1 job site. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard y

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commissioner bud selig said it's needed in light of the controversy surrounding the nfl. he said we understand the responsibility of baseball to quickly and firmly address off field conduct by our players, even potentially in situations in which the criminal justice system does not do so. >> meanwhile, the nfl players union has until just before midnight to appeal the league's indefinite suspension of ray rice, cut by the baltimore ravens after video of him in a hotel elevator. the union has mentalled to make the deadline. >> the nfl is looking to make changes in domestic abuse allegations. >> it's hired advisers to handle the cases confronting the league. >> after banners flew over two different nfl stadiums demanding roger goodell's resignation, a new senior advisory board was announce'd, saying that they will help lead and shape the nfl's policies and programs relating to domestic violence and sexual assault. freel was in the district attorney's office. smith is the former executive director of the national coalition against domestic violence. goodell said while freel

. >>> today, bud selig comes to the bay area making his last official visit to the bay area as commissionerow, last month, selig went to the oakland coliseum. he spent time with the as and their fans. this morning, he will be in san francisco at the at&t park with the giants and their fans. selig is retiring after 22 years as commissioner. a lot of people are disappointed because he never settled the dispute about the as and their move. >>> president obama was not allowed to play golf over the labor day weekend at some clubs. the trump, wing foot and willow ridge turn down requests to allow the president to tee off. officials say labor day is one of the busiest times. year for golf courses which may not have wanted to inconvenience their regular members who can pay $100,000 a year or more in fees. >>> we're continuing our 9/11 coverage for you this morning. in the next half-hour, after the break, the way a group of bay area firefighters turned a piece of rubble from ground zero into a permanent memorial. >>> we are live in milpitas this morning, where several firefighters are responding to

commissioner bud seligs the game is great the way it is now, but mlb is always looking into ways to improvers. >> the seventh inning stretch just never comes soon enough, right? >> they have halftimes in baseball, right? no? >> not exactly. it's very similar, though -- sometimes. >> i eat the peanuts. >>> diamonds may be a girl's best friend. a woman in london is turning heads with something just as flashy. >> take a look at her mercedes benz blinged out with hundreds of thousands of dollars of swarovski crystals. she simply wanted something unique. stand out in a crowd. >> she hired people to come over from russia to encrust the entire car. they worked 12 hours a day for two months just to get it done. >> do you take that to a car wash? >> or the jeweler? >> tiffany's. >> who is going to insure that thing? >> i wouldn't mind hand washing her car. >> i swear those two were missing. i don't know what happened to your hubcap. >>> coming up in "the mix," are you craving a good cuddle? even at this hour because, believe it or not, there's an app for that. >>> also ahead, the diet doctor rethink

the reason was it caused 10,000 rupees to get, in the '80s, about six bud selig for an average person in india at that time. you had to wait in line sometimes for five to 10 years to get one. it was only available in the color black. this was so important that most of the time it would be under lock and key. it was not readily available. it was a very expensive, hard to get, important device. 80s mumbai where i grew up looked like this. lots of tenement housing. i grew up in one of these apartments. 200 square feet, me, for siblings, my parents, seven of us. we shared an outside toilet with a bunch of other tenants who lived on the same floor. we got running water for 30 minutes every evening between 9:00-9:30 tonight. we were told every bucket in a big plastic, so would use that water for the next few hours. in other words, we had a very happy middle-class existence. yet, that's true. in the '80s in india that's what middle-class used to be like. most of us also aspired to go do something different. and as i was going up and i was in the early '80s, i was in high school, and isaac sc