bull.ously, no one is killed during the incident. but the bull's rampage injures more than 30 people. five months earlier, another bull wreaks havoc stateside. a rodeo bull escapes from a stadium and runs wild in a parking lot filled with children. >> i saw the bull and i froze because i didn't know what was going to happen. >> march 7th, 2010, houston, texas. the annual houston livestock show and rodeo is in full swing. >> it's an all-encompassing entertainment extravaganza that's not for profit. it benefits youth education. >> the event has been going strong for more than 75 years. it's a texas tradition that features lone star staples like great music, down-home cooking, and of course, a top-notch rodeo. >> we're the largest fair event in north america, the largest rodeo in the world. >> scott and denise barrett have been taking their 12-year-old daughter sarah marie to the event for years. on this date, sarah marie is especially excited for the headline music act. >> we went to the rode

bull's-eye? or full of bull? >> let me move over. >> full of bull. >> full of bull. >> i love going thens these guys. >> a bull's-eye? >> i don't know if it's going there. i think it's going higher. i do. and i think it's going higher because the company is doing all the right things from a product cycle point of view and yesterday the auto sales, yeah, headlines did appointing. look at the mix, selling the right vehicles to get their margins where they need to be. which was the beef on the second quarter conference call. so they're seeing price increases. a great product mix. i like the valuation. three times ebitda. >> i like the segment. make is a regular. what do you think? >> it's good. >> good. >> bull's-eye. >> bull's-eye. >>> and coming up, inside one of the biggest sports books in vegas. >> let me see this book. this book tells the future. tells the results of every major sports event until the end of the century. football, baseball, horse races. boxing. the information in here is worth millions. >> well

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now this -- this is what a real bull looks like.500-freaking-kilos of aggressive charging four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat. it's a lot of muscle. >> yeah, it's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this intrepid reporter who's seen many animals die for his dinner, this part is never easy. >> so as you see, he puts the cape lower. so when the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck -- that's it. good one. that was very good. and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew. our friend went to a better place after all. like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire, and a spread of ham, homemade chorizo, spanish cheeses, bred and a good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place to come? >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy growing up, you aspired to be a matador. >> exactly

call it a double dose of red bull or not, the bulls not in charge today, the bears were. and technology and financial services shares led to major

thanks. >>> we discussed coors yesterday in our bull's-eye are full of bull segment. take a listen. >> own the stock and will probably buy again. >> the stock pulled back to an attractive valuation. >> the bull's-eye is there. >> i like what coors is doing. >> i think you buy. >> full of bull. >> what the people think. the street son this one. 76% to 24%. >> bottom line. the people said that the overly bullish calls were full of bull. the traders said that the overly bullish calls were a bull's-eye. the stock's down like 4% today. on a big hold getting out. the customer's always right. i guess. crickets? come on, guys. >> i don't like coors. >> happened in february. stock dropped to 76. within a month back at $100 a share. to be expected not every growth story is like a fairy tale where every single month every quarter is good news, good news, good news. there's bad news along the way. get used to>> it why was everything here bullish yesterday? >> i wasn't on it but bullish on the stock. >> wouldn't have been bullish yesterday and not today. it's tough to judge on one

that bull died in a bull fight, but left this reminder. even while recovering, he can't stay away.her bull running. >> i don't see anything cruel about it. the animals, they're just running up the street. they don't get hurt in the run. it's a beautiful, old tradition. it's fun, it's exciting. i think it's stupid for people who know nothing about a tradition to judge someone who knows a lot about it and who loves it. >> these englishmen just ran for the first time. >> i really enjoyed it. >> exciting. >> when you hear the bell ringing, you start running faster, faster. >> we introduced them to hillman. >> are you going to run again? you're going to run again? >> oh, yeah. i'm going to run for the rest of my life. [ laughter ] >> woo! >> far from feeling deterred, bill hillman is now finishing a new book on how running with the bulls has changed his life. >> i need to build up my courage again. it's gotten a lot scarier now that i know exactly how dangerous it is. now that it's a reality. >> of course it was worth it. i knew the day i would get gored was coming. i was hoping it woul

what that means, that bull pen is getting taxed. they got killed again today.need to give more innings. >> that they do, dodgers remaining atop of the al west and also this afternoon in kansas city, the battle for the al central lead and the royals. two on for omar infante who tries to double up aaron hoesler and salvador perez scores and brad is wondering if perez tagged out at third and a look at the replay. perez never touched the bag. the tigers would appeal and the play was not reviewable. the umpires discussed it and called him out and ned i don't want fired up and scherzer just the opposite and later, tyler collins and the rookie off james shields' rbi single and it was a 3-2 detroit lead in the ninth. joe nathan against raul ibanez and he gets it to end at tigers with a crucial victory, 3-2, your final and because of that, the tigers, 2 1/2 game lead the on the royals and kansas city now tied with seattle for that second wild card spot. afterward our ken rosenthal caught up with tory hunter. >> the play at third place and the sixth inning, salvador pere

that's a bull leading a pack of swimmers at a pool in india.he bull jumped in during a state level swim meet involving about 450 kids. they didn't seem to mind the interruption. the bull was happy to cool off for about an hour in the water before they finally pulled him out. they are not sure where the bull came from. where does an (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru.

this is the idea to replace the bull. >> when you think about it, the running of the bulls is ridiculousan, why would you hold an event -- >> more so than this. i got you. the running of the bulls, i know it's a tradition. seems really stupid to me. they're definitely going to kill you. someone is going to get hurt. i guess the visual is very dramatic, but very scary in my mind. where there other ideas that you guys kicked around. >> well, they have been replaced with everything from tomato throwing festivals to the giant balls here. but what's really ridiculous is the idea that we would release a a bunch of dangerous ideas in the street to torment and frighten them until they chase people until they are very often gored and killed. >> i hear you. i think we should workshop some more ideas. the groundhog cover up. bill de blasio dropped the groundhog earlier this year. we were led to believe the hog known as chuck, which was actually a female. was alive at the zoo, but in fact chuck died just days before the incident. ashley, i know you were upset about this. look at that. the fall right

the bears either win or the bulls win. we're on the bear camp here.think this breaks the downside. here's why. so here's our again series of lower highs. but what's important here is this gap on heavy volume and, then again, a gap on heavy volume. and then again, gap on heavy volume. distribution, distribution, distribution. we think ultimately it breaks this trend right here. that's the wedge. and we fall quite dramatically. we would not be long amazon. if you are looking for a short sale, it's a good one. >> it's interesting, amazon compared to a lot of other retailers. some said they would eventually trade like a wal-mart. that sort of the business they are in for commodity-like goods at razor thin margin. what has wal-mart stock done nothing as well? >> when you go back to 2000 when wal-mart was trading 60 times earnings, it went sideways for probably a decade. there is probably not anyone watching that doesn't believe amazon will have much, much higher revenues ten years from today. they haven't demonstrated they can make any real margins. all of

good news is, the bulls eye appears to be east of town. it will be heavy rain right along the dell morva. ocean resorts could see 2 to 4 inches of rain. that's early in the morning on thursday. by 11:30, showers kind of dwindle around i-95. still some showers back to the west of town and back in the mountains. the bulls eye is just kind of nicking kate may and atlantic city. by 8:00, we'll stop this for game time. we have clouds in place, yes, but it looks dry for the kickoff. it will be dry for tailgating. how about that, by midnight, you're going home on thursday night, should be just fine with the skies becoming partly cloudy. so yellow alert thursday for morning showers. heaviest rain, still is going to be east of town into the dell morva. time frame, 6:00 p.m. wednesday to noon on thursday. and right now looks dry for tailgating and also dry for kickoff. we'll come back and talk about just how cool it's going to be tonight or cold. also a look ahead to the weekend. >> thank you, top. do you need to snuggle? but you don't want to deal

people used to come over here just to see the bulls statute the michael jordan statue. tourists would come over here. now you have the actual players feeling comfortable coming over here to play and hang out. >> knew it was time to move on. i thought we would just do something out there but then the mayor got involved and strongly urged us to come to the west side. you do not argue with the mayor unless it is something important to argue about. >> the mayor enjoying a laugh. during this event here but also offering praise to the bulls ceo helping to lead the way when it came to development on the west side in the '90s. deciding to build the united center here on the west side. this new effort here bringing construction jobs to the community and they're hoping it will be a continuing anchor as it work to develop this part of the city. >> time for sports appears the bears will be shorthanded for the prime time match up on the west coast. several starters missed another day of practice. they all sat out again yesterday. marshall says he plans to test his ankle sunday night

. >> you can ride the bull. >> it is in the like you have not ridden a bull before, michael, please.u. >> this one will be a lot of fun. >> let's get that cheese stake. >> police in florida are deeven ifing their actions after officers placed a ten year-old boy with awe advertise many in handcuffs outside of school. >> yeah, the school's principal called police after the boy began acting violent during his special need class. officers tried to calm him down. they were unsuccessful. they carried him out of the school. according to the police report he was placed on the trunk of the patrol car and hand cuffed for his own safety but boy's dad says officers were too rough with his son. >> we trained for this type of the thing. we deal with crisis intervention training which had component that deals with children who have disabilities. obviously well train some more but he stand behind the officer's decision to go ahead and subdue the child. >> he got some bruises from the handcuffs as well too. >> boy's father says he is filing a lawsuit against the the police department and school distr

new york police say the pit bull attack in under investigation. reporting in university city, ken kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> out of the new jersey newsroom a multi-alarm fire brought fire flames broke out at the glass incorporated here on wheaton avenue. officials believe the incident started when tanks of molton glass ruptured. no reports of injuries. >> a deadly accident involving a septa bus remains under investigation tonight. investigators say the bus was making a left-hand turn from 15th street to washington street whether it struck a woman and young son crossing the road. the 29-year-old mother died at the scene last nightch the 7-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with cuts and bruises. investigators have yet to release the names of the victims. >> charges have been filed in last night's hit-and-run death of 723-year-old man in east mt. airy. the man picked up his 13-year-old grandson from football practice. she were driving through the intersection of east gorgus lane andardly when their vehicle was struck. the driver

here are the bull markets since march, '09. we think you drop to the middle of the channel, about a 10%, 11% decline to about 178 on the spy. >> you got a trade on the spy here. >> i do think again, longer term, the s&p 500 is where investors will be. to carter's point, that doesn't stop the shorter moves down. it doesn't stop the headlines that can derail the s&p 500. these options, while volatility may be on the lower side, we are not seeing the moves that volatility is pricing in. i'm a little hesitant to go out there and say, let's buy some s&p 500 puts. you are not getting the moves you are paying for when you buy that option. i would much rather that spread. this is going to take some of the lack of the moves you are paying for out of the strategy. the strategy i was looking at today specifically at the spider trading up 198. i looked at the 193 put versus the 178 put. this was buying the november, 193 put and selling the november, 178 put. it costs you around $1.75. what happens here. what are we looking here? on any pul

there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now.ey, i'm cramer well scum to "mad money", other people want to make friends. my job is not to entertain you, but education you. call me a 1-, and you can always tweet me avmt jimcramer. nasdaq advancing, we've got up for five straight weeks, gentlemen are yet according to a terrific piece in "new york times" far few americans own stocks these days. given the amazing run, you have to ask yourself, why did people leave the market in droves. could it be people who don't know they own stocks and just have forgotten about them? or is it people who stopped listening to all the incredibly smart commentators we hear, read and watch, who have endlessly told us that we should be fearful, that we should be cautious, that we should counter one foot out of the door at all times, or that we're in big trouble, because all of our gains had to be wiped away, at some point we just don't know when. as i study the output over the weekend andal day today, i saul the you are negative themes that have kept pe

young daughter of the newark city councilman was severely injured by a pit bull inside the family home. tonight we are learning how her older sister may have saved her life. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at the scene with the full story, kenneth. >> reporter: well, walter we know councilman todd russell and his wife are by their daughter's side at the children's hospital of philadelphia we also know after this dog attack, here inside of the home a few hours ago the eight year-old was flown from ai du pont in critical condition. we are told that doctors are trying to safe her arm. this is the scene in newark, minutes after a police say a violent encounter with the family dog almost turned fatal for an eight y year-old girl. daughter of council man todd russell. >> she's such a friendly girl. she loves animal. my heart goes out to the family. i feel awful. >> reporter: neighbors saw emergency vehicles lining up at 1:00 p.m. on their street when the pit bull attack the girl in the basement biting the child all over her body and severely injuring her arm. investigators say a

staying intact is going to break the needle in terms of this bull market for u.s.cks which we think we're only really in the middle innings of this secular bull market. liz: only in the middle innings. by the way, while you were saying that, we are getting closer and closer to session highs for the dow jones industrials. we're up ant 104 points -- about 104 points. jonathan, gary, peter, hank smith, great analysis op people's money right now. it is bull fabulous at the moment. >>> insurance companies closely watching a rapidly growing wildfire in california that is threatening some 2,000 houses, 1,500 other structures also at risk. you're looking at the flames right now that have about 3,600 firefighters engaged, struggling to contain the blaze which is burning out of control just east of sacramento. the fire began last weekend, it's only 5% contained. cal fire says the blaze has now burned some 71,000 acres, that's an increase of more than 40,000 acres since yesterday. reports say police have arrested a suspected arsonist. folks, this was not lightning. a suspecte

this is bulls and bears. here they are. the bulls and bears this week. gary, tracy, jonas, john along with janiece. is this adding to the debt? >> heck yeah. we don't have a slush fund. we should have a slush fund for war. how could we? we have been cutting defense spending. from 2011, we cut $85 billion. everybody remembers what happened in 2011, right? now we are cutting defense spending, thanks to the sequester. and we have entitlements we have to pay. we have other obligations. we are not focusing on what is congress' only job, to protect us. they are not doing that. our interest payments are going to exceed our revenue. we can't afford this fight with isis. it's so sad. >> gary, what do you think? is this about the money? >> well, i take issue with tracy. i think we have a slush fund, it's called the defense budget. we complain defense doesn't get enough. it is $700 billion a year. that's higher than the next six countries combined. i mean, do we really need to be spending more than just everyone else total, essentially? this war against terrorism i

time for a street fight with the bulls.opacific capital ceo, and for the bears, james cordier, option sellers.com founder. gentlemen, thank you very much for coming. peter, to you, most traders tell you as the dollar strengthens and as the fed gets prepared to raise race, the price of -- rates, the price of gold will continue to sink which you say what? >> i don't think the fed is going to raise rates. i agree there are a lot of people who believe that a rate hike is coming but i think before that considerable period of time comes to an end, the fed is actually going to launch another round of qe that is even bigger than the one they just tapered because i think that the fed is misjudged the strength of the u.s. economy and i think we're going to be back in recession before the fed begins to hike rate. david: before you go into the recession, peter, just let me ask you. this is news -- hold on a second, peter. this is news to a lot of people, that the fed is actually contemplating a new qe that is more intensive than the on

tesla bulls, half a million nunts 2020, what the bulls are focused on.ue how cheap batteries will be. how do you bake that into your forecast? >> we've obviously looked at modeling out through 2020, but felt like under normal sort of a time horizon as we look at high growth tech, even looking out to 2016 is somewhat more generous than we look at for other high-growth companies. we're looking at the tangible data points coming up over the next two, three quarters and feel to the degree the company can continue so to speak blocking and tackling and meeting expectations at the market, the market would have to increasingly appreciate that. >> finally, craig, part of the note is about why their rivals and competitors have been unwilling or unable to full commit to this business. do you see that changing over the next three to five years? >> i don't see anyone following a strategy that i consider long-term viable. i think that all the other cars on the road are really interesting test cases but have to get smart around the battery. frankly, tesla is half the c

i'm brenda buttner, and this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max ferris, and ojohn layfield, and welcome, everyone. will supervising the rates help the unemployment rate? >> it almost has to, brenda. there is always the underlying assumption to raise the minimum wage to the level, we can stick it to the man, the evil corporations, so stipulate that the corporations are evil. businesses are only greedy and after a profit. in that case, what are the companies going to do? one of two things. they are going to look to achieve the lower costs by replacing the workers with technology and/or raise prices. in fact, we have evidence of both. look, applebees is experimenting with more than 100,000 tablets that sit right on the table which replaces servers, and mcdonald's is experimenting with the iphones to replace the cashiers to go up to order and then pay on the iphone, and on the pricing, heritage foundation estimates that with these kinds of increases, fast food prices are going to go up 38%. and by the way, profits for th

you're normally a bull a very uncompromising bull but september, october, kind of worries you a little bit. i get a sense you feel there is going to be a pullback coming, right? >> i do, dave. let me be clear i'm still a bull over so-called long term. i'm not playing this long term, short term. it could go up or go down type of thing. absolutely correct that the bullish sentiment is at the highest since '87 and bearish is at the lowest and market volatility is so low, september, october, usually it is a bad time frame. i could just sense that danger coming. personally we're actually still long the market but i feel the market might have one more last blowup coming, blowoff move to the upside. david: you know what shocked the hell out of me when i saw on your recommendations, yu-dee, gld, gold. gold is trading way down. it is well into the 12 handle. i think it is 1250 right now an ounce. you are hedging, i guess what you're doing is hedging your bets against this pull out or pullback by going with gld? >> absolutely. two different reasons. one, gold, you're absolutely right, moved towa

. >> i call bull[bleep] to that. is there anybody that does anything competent down in the florida keys? >> with resources stretched thin at multiple locations... >> you want me to order it even though there may or may not be enough money to pay for it? >> don't worry about that. >> u.s. key lime pie company has failed to make a profit on $1.4 million in sales. if i can't get this owner to focus on his core business of pies... if we don't make, we don't sell it--end of discussion. this business will crumble. >> i really don't want to filmed during this. i really don't. >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. 2.5 million people visit key west a year, and you only sell 40,000 pies. i make tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. and i back them up with my own cash. >> check that out. >> it's not always pretty... >> tired of this bull[bleep]. >> but this is business. >> we're gonna have a battle on this one. >> i do it to save jobs... i got to get some s

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. >>> a bull-spearing contest led to protests by animal right protesters. spearing a bull to death was said to be animal abuse. it was due to start tuesday. it prefates the bull fight at the end of the 17th century. >>> 60 years after ernst hem i'ming way won the nobel -- hemingway won the nobel prize for literature, his grandsons travel told cuba to see the prize. he lived there for 20 years and wrote "the old man and the sea", and "for whom the bells toll", it's a museum nor his other literary gems. keep up to date with the news on the website. there it is - aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. >> i'm in africa where a project >> set to start.

the bull market has been running for more than 2,000 days.s the fourth longest rally since 1988. this run already twice the typical bull run. when will the rally run out of steam? some analysts believe stocks are in a bubble that could pop soon. some analysts say it is not too late to jump in. >>> hundreds of children in missouri hospitalized by a respiratory virus that has officials scrambling for answers this morning. doctors say this could just be the tip of the iceberg. ten states from colorado to kentucky contacting the cdc for assistance. fearful the virus could spread. in kansas city, dozens of children are hospitalized daily. 15% in intensive care. >> associated with clusters of viral illness. that was known. the clusters that have been seen in the past and reported have been small clusters of 25 patients. we have seen that many in a day. >> officials in colorado, illinois and ohio are reporting cases with similar symptoms to that outbreak in missouri. >>> controlling owner of the atlanta hawks is on his way out resigning over a racia

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but some are asking if the bull market is running on fumes. still others insist there is more room to run. so we asked the traders this pressing question today. are investors too bullish? or not bullish enough. >> i'd say for the most part not enough, judge. because i think we are going to see more upside from here. although not extraordinarily so in the broad market. what's exciting on this network is the divergences and how we are seeing the nasdaq versus for instance the s&p. or the small caps the iwm and the russell 2,000. i think you are going to be able to pick up stocks in many of these areas that are maybe thrown without the baby in the bath water and pick up returns at year end. but i don't which part them to be you have much more than i called at the end of last year. >> you think people are too bullish. >> the markets is rally. my debate is with the market. the market is up 90 in the dough today. and i'm sure many will say they bought the bottom and it's over. that's not the way i'm putting it. i buought more qe puts and i'm hedging

bull markets end really when you get towards your next recession. they don't get tired, and frankly, they don't get expensive. politics doesn't matter as much as we would like to think and the key is is that the risks of recession right now seem quite remote. what you really need to see is a meaningful pickup in inflationary pressures that forces the fed, almost scares the fed into acting more aggressively than they want and we're nowhere near that right now. >> jonathan, are you saying that you're just going the way you've been going all summer long, all year long the same investment strategy or here it is september, back to business. are you making any changes in your portfolio or investment approach? >> for the most part, the answer is no. you need to have a reason to want to change and what we're seeing is an economy growing at a nice clip, but not, you know, too fast. corporate profits, which are surprising to the upside and evaluations which seem quite reasonable. no, we like the same sectors that we've liked before and we think investors are

i've been a bond bull.hink rates are still headed significantly lower, but this move in the bond market today can't be discounted. so, i think you've got a couple more days of weakness there. obviously, the dollar strength is something to look at as well. the equity markets may not have been today. >> what's amazing about what he just said, guy, is the 10-year's at 2.4%. >> listen, mcc, 100%, no question. but you have to admit, that was a pretty large move today in the bond market. >> yeah, agreed. agreed. >> michael, do you see the dollar continuing higher here? what's going to push it, because that has taken a toll here on gold and oil and some of the other commodities here. >> i don't think there's any question the dollar continues to head higher simply because the euro and the yen are headed lower. we've got central banks that are on a very different cycle. the fed is starting to wind up the most aggressive part of its policy, whereas you've got the ecb still accelerating and you've got the bank of japa

newark police say they are still investigating this pit bull attack. walter. reporting live, kenneth moton, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> thank you, kenneth. charge have been filed in last night's hit-and-run death of 73-year-old man in philadelphia's east mt. airy section. the man just picked up his 13-year-old grandson from football practice. they were driving through the intersection of east gorgus lane andardly when a suv hit the car. the driver and passenger were caught a short time later. the 73-year-old man was pronounced dead at the hospital and the 13-year-old is expected to be okay. >> out of the new jersey newsroom a multi-alarm fire brought -- flames broke outside inside the warehouse on whiteon avenue. tanks of molton glass ruptured. no reports of injuries. >> also in new jersey a police in moorestown are looking for this man. he held up a 7 7 lech early this morning. the robber reportedly threatened the clerk with a gun and fled with unknown amount of cash. >> the manhunt continues today for accused cop-killer eric frein is heavily wooded sect

then bull pen came in and kept no hitter going. jake diekman took cares of the braves in the seventh. in the eighth ken giles took the mound and struck out the side. freddie freeman had no chance at that ball. jonathan papelbon finished off the braves in the ninth, getting local product phil gosselin to line out to darren ruf for the final out and celebration begins. the fill business their first combined no hitter, they beat the the braves seven to nothing. >>> it was the the 12th no hitter in phillies history including roy halladay's gem in game one of the 2010 national league division series, but the first combined no hitter. cole hamels talks about the accomplishment coming up in sports. just a great day. >> isn't that fun? on a holiday where people could watch. >> perfect good we will see you in a bit, thanks. >>> today another show of the strength by union members in philadelphia. >> we are the unions. >> the mighty, mighty unions. >> the mighty mighty unions. >> groups joined together this morning at sheet metal workers loca

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his story is reminiscent of the hollywood classic "bull durham."se yesterday's moment was one rodriguez expected to come years ago, when he was 18, recruited to play for milwaukee, who just thought he needed some seasoning down in the minor leagues first. and down rodriguez went. and years went by and he played and was moved around among teams, performing well at lots of positions. shortstop, second base, even pitching. and setting a record that nobody really goes for. more games played in the minor leagues than anyone else, now active in baseball. 1,095. this week, the rangers had a gap in the roster. >> i see my name in the starting lineup is unbelievable. >> reporter: as for his batting, the pitch -- okay, not great. but then there was this. >> nice play into that outfield grass. >> reporter: not bad for 31 years old and 13 years of waiting and finally getting there because he did not quit. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we are cheering him on. and a reminder, the presidential address, george and the team right here, 9:00 p.m. eastern