they came from behind to beat the world champion chicago cubs. giants win it 8-6.ter strickland got the save for the giants. very nice down there. >> yeah, it is. i know you're going to head down there. get some of that sunshine. if you stuck around here -- >> yeah, the seven-day forecast has some of that. but we do have two cold systems dropping down the coast. we do have two systems, one that for the most part will bypass us. it's the second system dropping down the coast that will bring us the showers tomorrow into monday. almost near 3,000 feet. but midweek into next weekend upper 60s possible so perhaps spring training around the bay area later next week. >> i feel like giving you a standing ovation. >> it's about time. >> hockey is next. >>> nbc sports. home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, the nascar playoffs and prime time's number one show, sunday night football. only on nbc. >>> the city of pittsburgh and below is heinz field, home of the steelers. their last game here was seven weeks ago, and it was 17 degrees and they won. now, their field

the chicago cubs.t the end of last year, giants hired new relief pitcher. >>> we are tracking situation in orville and another round of rain coming. >> chilly temperatures as you step out of the door right now. >> a live look at dublin interchange no longer see smoke. this is getting better. a new crash may block the freeway. >>> watching from afar nearly 200,000 are waiting to see whether or not their homes will be flooded. been sittingn here for about an= am/cont.vo= fears surrounding t >>> i'm concerned about getting out. we have been sitting here for about an hour. >>> tallest dam in the country almost 200,000 people had to be evacuated yesterday and afternoon. you see the back up as a result on local highways. engineers are deciding the next room. live from lake orville amiddesslating situation. >> at home storm is long gone but the aftermath leaving lasting impact across the bay area and it could impact area too. today in the bay starts right now. >>> good monday morning. >>> ge

to major league baseball, and the chicago cubs returned for spring training on tuesday, after havingson. the cubs won the historic title with a dramatic game 7 victory over the cleveland indians, and started back to training in arizona, with manager joe maddon wanting his squad to avoid any complacency. the approach is the same. you know, the emphasis on defence, the emphasis on teaching, to continue to improve offensively because we are young and we are good. all of that message is going to be exactly the same ina message is going to be exactly the same in a lot of ways as it was last year. the difference is, i would like to believe, confidence. you know, the fact that you are more confident, that you know you can do that, that matters. you always want to guard against any kind of complacency, in a sense, or the fact that you just expect it to happen just because you have done it. that isa just because you have done it. that is a bad assumption to make. and i don't think our guys are going to jump don't think our guys are going to jump there. however, i think it is my responsibility

. >> a couple that's been together for years finally tied the knot thanks to chicago cubs.hought they would ever get married a the cubs win the world series. after they won last fall steve talk to the word and set a date and were married this weekend. >> let's be honest if you want a sure fire way to get out of that say when the atlanta falcons win the super bowl and sir set. >> i was thinking that tonight what a few months for sports. that was amazing. >> we thought at lab ta would get off. they've been there so many times as sport city one world series with the braves. >> one. >> one. >> that's about it. >> okay. >> patriots all the way tonight. >> well you need your umbrella by tomorrow night and into tuesday but starting today is not bad toxt warming up this week. >> have a good week, everybody. >> morning crew is here in three hours and 25 minutes. yes enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from

scarlet: that was an incredible game and you had the world series with the chicago cubs winning it allyou had the nfl this season where ratings were falling. what is your best read on what drove that? of things.e a lot i and not worried about the nfl, that super bowl was amazing and the ratings were terrific for it. there were a lot of blowout games, a lot of things happening in prime time that caused ratings to decline. some matches were not as dominant as they could have been hidden. i think the nfl is going to be fine. jason: coming up, some friendly advice for the future owners out there. isthe glare of the media there in sports and you have to be willing to deal with that or embrace it. ♪ ♪ jason: playing in the nfl means playing with injury. it is nearly and guarantee that at some point in a typical career, a player will suffer a minor or major injury. it is part of the game. painith that comes management and that sparked a discussion on opiates and marijuana. i asked about that issue. issueical marijuana is an that we are looking at in the overall context of the reality that eve

look at that and i'm just sitting here and more recently chicago cubs win the world series, wow, i'm not there but i'm there because i'm tuned in through television. >> who is harry castleman? >> he's my coworker, we met at northwest university and he and i were actually the beatles experts at our college radio station and as one of our send offs to the station we did a 17-hour, 46-minute live history of the beatles and it showed how well we could work together and we just had a nice give-and-take repartee, we haven't been in the same city for years. i have this idea, i have to entertain my coauthor and if it doesn't make his cut, it's not good enough. so i think we benefit from having to one up each other throughout. >> well, unfortunately we barely scratched the surface of this 50-page book, history of television. our guest walter pedrazik coauthor. >> this is book tv on c-span2, television for serious readers, here is our prime time line-up, tonight starting at 6:45 eastern david provides history of civil wars around the world. then at 7:45 p.m. how everyday items and occurrences

they will face chicago cubs in may is an arizona. >>> it is a super bowl the bottle racing, nascar kicks off the season with the daytona 500. one of the most popular drivers is back after suffering a concussion in michigan last june. he hasn't competed since missing the last 18 races. but he says his head is clear and he's ready to go and the rest time did him a world of good. >> so i feel more comfortable, i guess, more comfortable, not -- i was really high strung going race after race after race for 20 years. i was really burned up and high strung and just, you know, easily off -- easily set off and very little patience. so it's really helped me kind of calm down. >>> there you go. don't forget you can see the daytona 500 right here on fox2 this sunday. coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. by the way, chase elliott has the pole while earnhardt -- poll while earnhardt starts second. >>> for years we've been told to eat our fruits and vegetables. but a new study says how important it is to eat them. ten daily serveings maybe the best recipe for a long life. ten. london researchers say eating th

and i'm just sitting here, and more recently chicago cubs win the world series. wow!not there but i am there. because i'm tuned into your telephone. >> who is harry castleman? >> he is my co-author. we met at northwestern university. and he and i were actually the beatles experts at the college radio station. as one of our sendoff's station we did a 17 hour, 46 minute live radio history of the beatles. and it showed how well we could work together. we just have a nice give-and-take repartee and when we write we had not been in the same city for years. we just do things by carbon paper and then by electronics and it is life, i have this idea. okay i have this idea. balance, balance, balance, balance. and we come up with something that is the ultimate. i have to entertain a co-author. and if it doesn't make his cut, it is not good enough. so i think would benefit from having to one up each other. >> unfortunately we barely scratched the surface of this 500 page book. it is a history of television. watching t.v. is the name. our guest has been walter podrazik . >> booktv

the a's spring opener tomorrow against the chicago cubs. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, have a great weekend. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend! captioning sponsored by cbs ba-ba-ba. >> uh. uh. uh. ah! oh! oh! >> oooh! okay, thanks, good question. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes allison williams cush jumbo and comedian carmen lynch. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!

none of us would ever have imagined that a chicago cubs earing a world series ring.] [applause] ish you would have been playing for minnesota. so many have let us in prayer and reflection in this breakfast. rabbis and priests and pastors, mother teresa, and bono. here's what we have learned. across religions like across our nation there really is more that unites us than divides us. in the words of the uniquely american poet walt whitman, i hear america singing. the very peril site here. these were the songs of commanding -- mechanic carpenters and shoemakers. today, we here at the perils of american religious traditions. a chorus of many faiths. as we conclude our time together let us lift up our faith in god and our faith in one big country. a country filled with big hearts and big dreams. a country that is big enough for all people to worship and live. let us pray. god, thank you for gathering us here today. at the center of our american experiment is american faith. we pledged to be one that american -- one nation under god individual. we strive to be more perfec

seasons but how 2016 ended blowing a three-run ninth inning to the cubs, the memory lingers. >> tough for me as well just going back loam to chicago and having to watch the rest of the run. i watched every game on tv and a part of me was rooting for the indians a little bit. i grew up a diehard cubs fan. the way we lost, was very, vrs tough to swallow. woke up next morning, no way it ended that way. >> i didn't like the way it ended, either. sometimes it takes that to get you going and get you excited for the next year and i definitely feel like seeing these guys here today, it's almost as if we haven't left. just here in the room and know how it ended and i think everybody's hungry to change that tide, and write a new chapter this year. >> reporter: with the giants at at&t park, for nbc bay area. >>> much mother ahead re ahead n the bay." 100 years old and now homeless. a san francisco woman evicted from her apartment. the uproar, next. >>> plus -- >> it's evil. >> reporter: a woman under rent control in san francisco says she has to spend tens of thousands of dollars to fight for the right to stay in her home. coming up, our inv

it is against the chicago cubs. who won friday? i'll tell you.ie ledecky olympian, swimmer set the american record swimming for stanford, just a freshman n the 500 free. that's sports at this hour. have a terrific saturday. ,, (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. mmmmm psst. yoplait custard's back. the family favorite... protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. good morning, i'm maria medina. and i'm julie watts. let's get started start recast this morning >>> welcome back. it is 7:30. good morning. >> legislates get started this morning with a forecast for your weekend. you can see over the last three hours we have seen scattered showers. could see a couple spray showers th

they will take on the chicago cubs at sloan park in mesa, alt 12:05. >>> last nice in oakland, the warriors put on quite a show to beat the los angeles clippers. took the warriors a while to get rolling here. after being down 12 points at halftime. warriors scored 50 points. some is the first time any league has done that. kevin dorrant added 25. and 15 rebounds. it was the warriors first, fourth only in team history. >> sunday is the super bowl of auto racing. nascar jump starts the season with the daytona 500. one of the circuit's most popular drivers, dale earnhardt, jr. is back after suffering a concussion in a crash last summer. missed the last 18 races with concussion-like symptoms. but dale jr. said his head is now clear. he is looking to win his third 500. >> i feel more comfortable, i guess. more comfortable. not as -- i was really high- strung, going race after race after race for 20 years. i was really burned up and high- strung. and just easily set off. and very little patience. so it's really helped me kind of calm down. >> and you can watch the daytona 500 right here on ktvu f

buff they lost to the eventual world series champions chicago cubs.ing training starts in two weeks. it is on the 24th against the cincinnati reds. >> a lot of people feel like it is a really long baseball season. but spring training, there's just something about that that gets you going. hot dogs, garlic fries. >>> after being deported from the country they fought hard to protect, veterans hoping to reunite with family in the united states. >>> but first happening now, no part of the bay area has been left up scathed by severe weather. we want to see what it looks like in your neighborhood. send your photos and videos to i see @nbcbayarea.com. or tag us on face book or instagram. >> a wok welcomes her iranian parts an hour after the court up holds the block on the travel ban. my man friend that i've been seeing... your man friend. like, as i was leaving i was like, "goodbye, i love you," and like... (laughs) what'd he say? i said, "don't say anything!" oh god! (laughs) 'cause now like, this is the cliffhanger, so we don't know if he loves you. what's

. >> i think you've seen that already this year with the chicago cubs, cleveland cavaliers, a lot ofities that haven't won in a long time. atlanta could keep that trend going. >> excitement of the super bowl, atlanta's mayor signing an order, allowing bars to stay open until 2:30 monday morning. usually they close at midnight. so people will have an extra 2 1/2 hours to either celebrate or drink away their sorrows. we'll be optimistic, richard and say they will be celebrating. back to you. >> fingers crossed for those atlantans down there. a couple of extra hours, better than nothing at all. sarah dallof, thank you very much. >> next two weeks of the trump administration, travel ban, supreme court nominee and democratic strategy for elections in 2018 will all be tackled with our politics panel. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. a

that included game four of the playoff series against the eventual world champions, the chicago cubs. giants hired a new relief pitcher. mark mel ansis. >> it may have been different. we'll never know. a live look at news conferencth >>> we continue to follow that developing news out of oroville as we look live at the news conference which we expect to begin in the next four or five minutes. meantime, new video of the spillway shot just this morning. and you can see that water is still rushing over the kind of jagged, makeshift, non-concrete part of the secondary spillway next to the dam. evacuation orders are still mandatory for nearly 200,000 people, and the spillway overflowed, and there is still erosion. the erosion is slowing this morning but it is still happening. more water is being released from the dam. situation continues to improve, but there is a storm bearing down on the region in just a few days. >> right now the good news is the water levels obviously are down at this point, kari. watching the water coming out of the main spillway. concerns are what will happen later th

i'm worried about if you give your opening day tickets to the chicago cubs.mercial real estate, don't you? david: we will. of realeen pulling out estate. does he want to come back in? what is the right time? he is negative on new york real estate in particular. lookingid westin, forward to the conversation with a gentleman from chicago. we need to do a single best chart. i call it the roach chart. this is american consumption right now. this is what we remember. this is a good time. trumpthat is where donald wants to go. the president down here with a reality of the last decade. we've seen -- let me start. can immigration reverse the recovery vector we have seen in consumption? my answer is, it has got to. stephen: it is a headwind, no doubt. look, this whole -- i am the one who continually has questions about the so-called consumption recovery. we've had 30 six quarters of growth and real consumption and a 1.6% annual rate. 36 quarters. that is the slowest in the riod of conser demand since world war ii. the last few numbers have been better than that, but t

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never more avid this past year as i celebrated the seemingly impossible accomplishment of the chicago cubs after 108 will years of effort, winning the world series. so allow me to compare how i see my role as dni using, well, an baseball analogy, but a football analogy. on the football team the bladpls are guided by a team of coaches. you wonder how many there are. one time i counted and i thought there were 17. i thought that meant something here relative to the number of agencies we look after. there is a coach for offense, defense, special teams, one for offensive line, one for defensive line, one for quarterback and on and on it goes. but every team has a head coach. that leader who walks the sidelines and while not dictating to each coach, assistant coach how do their specific job, pulls each of the specialists together to form a seamless and focused team. i see the role of director of national intelligence as nail gous for the head role for the intelligence community. integrating ic and leveraging all of the expertise in our community. we have immense talent res nant in many agencies

yesterday signed former chicago cubs outfielder chris, to minor league deal. year old was the 2009 rookie of the year. he has career 3.03 batting average at citizens bank pack. brian dawkins is one of the greatest safeties to ever play the game. tonight we'll find out if he makes it to the pro-football hall of fame on his first year on the ballot. year two for to, terrell owens did not get the call to the hall last year. second all time receiving yards yards, third in receiving touchdowns. not getting the call last year , well, this is what he was compared to. >> almost like to the presidential election this year, like the popular vote versus the electoral vote. so obviously i wasn't that popular with the media. that's why i didn't get in. but again, if you look at the stat, it speaks for itself. that speaks more so than anything. >> michael vick is retiring, at his best he was the most electrifying quarterback ever. the only one n fl history to rush for a thousand yards in a season. vick was the number one overall pick in 2001. he later spent 23 months in pri

. >> caller: booyah from chicago, home of the world champion chicago cubs. >> yeah, you're lucky. >>ock is cqp. >> i like it. it's got a good yield, and i believe the schenneer dream is coming true. how about dally in texas, dally? >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah. >> caller: i was going to see what your opinion is on ino. >> total spec. vaccine business. we have not liked. we have lost -- you know, we've gotten hurt on vaccines, but it's not bad. let's go to -- i mean if you want a spec only. brian in texas, brian. >> caller: hey, jim. booyah from down here in the permian. hey, i got a question for you. >> rockin'. >> caller: oil is stabilizing. i'm look into the frack industry, specifically emerge industry. >> we got schlumberger trading as if the permian isn't coming back. we're going to go high and not low. and dallas in texas, dallas. >> caller: booyah. >> what's shakin' partner? >> caller: fsw. >> we do not recommend container ships, tankers, anything that is sea borne because it's killed us. and, ladies and gentlemen, that's the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >

fast forward to november, the chicago cubs also come back from a three games to one deficit, then blowead in game seven before coming back to beat the cleveland indians in ten innings 8-7. only the first since 1908. january, college football championship, number two clemson, trailing 14-0 at one point, scores with one second left to beat the big bad number one alabama crimson tide. and then of course, sunday night, the new england patriots down 28-3 in the third quarter. pull off the biggest comeback in super bowl history and beat the atlanta falcons in overtime. wow, now reminder, in a year in which donald trump beats all the odds to win the first, the republican presidential nomination and then the presidency, should we be surprised that comebacks were all the rage in sport world as well? we've never seen a year in sports like it, and it's hard to imagine we will ever do so again. 2016 and the extension of, black swan of them all. enjoy it, even if you are a tar heel, warrior, indian, tide or falcons fan. we'll be right back. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path be

nominee todd ricketts is having difficulty separating from his financial ties, he currently ups the chicago cubsements and difficulty of divesting from these family business ties could force ricketts to withdraw. >> i'm not going to discuss what we did internally. i'm going to say we did our job about making sure that when people, reporters had questions, we let them know what subject matter experts were available to discuss the accuracy of the story. >> and john brennan who led the national counter terrorism center under president w. bush described these findings as unusual. >> when you were serving in the white house, if they called you and said, we have a story, we need you to talk to some reporters? >> no, i never did that on behalf of the white house's request. the white house never made that question of me. particularly if it's an investigation that by invocation deals with members who may be associated with the individuals that currently reside in the white house. >> brennan said he welcomed the white house's investigation of leaks. meanwhile, the president weighed in on stories in the me

none of us would ever have imagined that a chicago cub would be wearing a world series ring.ver the years, so many have led us in prayer and reflection in this breakfast. rabbis and imams, priests and pastors, mother teresa, raw shot and even bono. here is what we have learned. across religions, like across our nation, there really is more that unites us than divides us. and the words of the uniquely american poet, walt whitman, i hear america singing the very perilous i hear appeared for weapon, these were the sons of mechanics, carpenters, masons and shoemakers readdress gather today, we hear the very perilous of our american religious tradition, a chorus of many states. as we conclude our time together, let us lift up our faith in god and also our faith in one big country, a country filled with big hard and big dreams. a country that is big enough for all people to worship and live. let us pray. god, thank you for gathering us here today. at the center of our american experiment is american faith. we pledge to be one nation, under god, indivisible. we strive to be more per

it all came to a head in game 4 of a division series against the chicago cubs...when the eventual world-series erased a three-run deficit in the 9th innning to advance to the nlcs. "sometimes teams are destined and last year was the cubs year. we felt great about our team, the last two weeks of a playoff stint. there were so many spectacular moments and a lot to build off of to really grab and grow into a 2017 campaign." with a solid starting rotation that's loaded with aces, the giants added some key fire power in the spot they needed it most. by signing closer mark melancon, the hope is he'll be the anchor of a bullpen...that racked up a record 32-blown saves last season. "obviously, we got who we think is one of the best closers in the game and we can work down and we think with the arms that we have and the experience from last year, it's only going to make them better.""it's exciting. i think to have four guys throw 200 innings last year on the rotation. matty combined from the al and the nl. i don't think you see that too often. so i think that's a goal we'd like to have out there for us

yes, none of us would ever have imagined that a chicago cub would be wearing a world series ring. [ laughternd even bonn nn there's really more that items us than divides us, in the words of the uniquely american poet wallet whitman, i hear america singing, the varied carols i hear. these were the songs of mechanics, shoe makers, a chorus of ma faiths, as we conclude our time together let us lift up our faith in god, yes also our faith in one big country, a country filled with big hearts and big dreams, a country that is big enough for all people to worship and live, let us pray. >>> god, thank you for gathering us hear today. at the center of our american experiment is american faith. we pledge to be one nation under god indivisible, we strive to be more perfect endowed by you our crater we possess certain inalienable rights, may our nations be steadfast searching not for just common ground but higher ground, may we deepen our understanding of one another and our faith in one another. at the same time may we recognize that conviction without courage isn't enough, faith without good works is

yes, none of us would ever have imagined that a chicago cub would be wearing a world series ring. [ applauseon there really is more that unites us than divides us. in the words of the uniquely american poet walt whitman, i hear america singing. the varied carols i hear. for whitman these were the songs of mechanics, carpenters, masons and shoemakers. for us gathered today we hear the varied carols of our american religious traditiotrad. a chorus of many faiths. as we conclude our time together let us lift up our faith in god, yes, and also our faith in one big country, a country filled with big hearts and big dreams. a country that is big enough for all people to worship and live. let us pray. god, thank you for gathering us here today. at the center of our american experiment is american faith. we pledge to be one nation under god, indivisible. we strive to be more perfect, endowed by you our creator, we possess certain unalienable rights. may our nation's leaders be steadfast in their defense of those rights, searching not just for common ground but higher ground. may we deepen our underst

and mow recently, the chicago cu cubs. as one of our sendoffs to the station we did a live radio history of the beetles it shows how well we could work together. we have a nice give and take and when we write -- we have not been in the same city for years. it is long i have this idea, this idea, and bounce, bounce, and we come up with something that is the ultimate. i have to entertain my co-author. if it doesn't make his cut it is not good enough. i think we benefit from having to one up each other. >> unfortunately, we barely scratched the surface of this book, "watching tv." our guest has been walter podrazik, co-author. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> now on booktv, the parents of the late trayvon martin sybrina and tracy martin discuss life and death and the judicial cy system in their book "they can't kill us all." this weekend marks the fifth anniversary of t

. >> i suddenly feel like a chicago cubs fan although that is a bad example. wait until next year. no gain unless they pull off a miracle. the dow down 25 points. stay tuned for the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. and we thought it might happen on the close today but the winning streak has been broken. so the streak lands to 12 days up until yesterday. we have never had the dow set 13 consecutive record closes and that will still be the case. the s&p dropping a quarter percent. the nasdaq down 2/3 of one percent. the russell 2,000 small caps giving back yesterday's gain down 1.5%. we will have more on the moves. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon advocating for corporate tax reform. we will get highlights coming up. it will be a busy hour for earnings. we will bring you results from sales force and weight watchers up 10%. rival nutrisystem had great earnings. we will get to all of these. joining me on the panel we have senior markets commentator michael santoli feeling spry. >> all set to

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. >> the chicago cubs for $300 million, well, he's been hired by the dodgers who are valued by forbesat two and a half billion dollars. maria: wow. jared: one of the bigger baseball teams to make a move. maria: what do you think about the price? jared: a boost. the cubs just cashed in and sports, you look at values of teams maybe just five or six years ago and how much they've grown. dagen: when they were in the last valuation, wasn't a big chunk of that based on dodger stadium and the value of the real estate? jared: yes and issues in family and divorce. dagen: remember that. maria: i do remember that, you're right. what do you guys think about this, proathletes not happy with president trump, steph curry getting into a conversation after under armour made the following protrump comment. to have probusiness president is asset to the country. curry who has a sponsor deal responded by telling the mercury news this, i agree with the description if you remove the et from asset. lebron james also spoke about it. he talked about trump's con trf eial immigration order. he told the hollywood

i got a chance to talk to chicago cubs joe madden.pring in his step. this is not your usual lineup. what do we have here? >> do not permit the pressure to exceed the pleasure. >> do not permit the pressure to exceed the pleasure. >> you're playing a game. i wanted to do this since i was a kid. i wanted to have fun with it. you got to be kidding me. >> what do we have down the middle? >> be present, not perfect. you are not worried about what happens. anxiety in the future. >> yeah, man. he's a different kind of dude, man. >> he has some success under his belt. >> there you go. >> "real sports," with bryant gumbel, tonight at 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific time, on hbo. >>> it's the arctic here. but looking at rain, wind, mountain snows out west. heavy rain down through the gulf. record highs into the great lakes, into the central plains. as we move into tomorrow, that wet weather moves into southern florida. re record highs into the mid plains. plenty of sunshine through the southern tier states into the mid mississippi river vall.ey >>>

in november the chicago cubs won their first world series in over 100 years and earlier this month theew england patriots made the greatest ever super bowl comeback to win in overtime. racingro

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i got a chance to sit down with chicago cubs joe madden.rought. >>> this is not your usual line >> do not permit the pressure. >> to perceive the pleasure. you're playing a game. i'm going to go out there and not have fun with it? you've got to be kidding me. >> what's in the middle? >> be present not perfect. if you're in the presence tense, man, you're not worried about what's happening. you're staying right here all the time. >> yeah, man. different kind of dude, man. >> i like it. >> got some success under his belt. again, you can catch "real sports" with bryant gumbel on hbo. mr. roker, check of the weather. >> all righty. as you know, it's the arctic here. record highs from the western great lakes into the central plains. as we move into tomorrow that wet weather moves down to southern florida. record highs into the mid plains. mountain snows into the rockies and cascades. plenty of sunshine to the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> kind of a cool start this morning. some

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they're kind of like the chicago cubs. and they got that century out of the way, i hope.en a disaster for capital. i mean it's got glamor to it. soia can always get guys to put up money for an airline. and you can look at 1 had 00 of them that failed and all of them now that are operating with the exception of southwest -- i mean, they've been through bankruptcy and i bought into one called u.s. air in the late 1980s, the ceo came out here and i gave him $358 million and it disappeared almost before i finished dinner. they had favored routes but southwest was coming at them over time. and i tried to sell that stock at 50 cents on the dollar. fortunately i wasn't able to do it and they had this blip. we're one for one on airlines but not because we're smart and then went bankrupt twice. it's part of american air pch. >> if yourb rr so sure this was a horrible business, what's changed? >> it's a very tough business because the marginal cost of the seat is practically nothing. you have these huge fixed costs and yet if you take one more person on, there's virtually no cost t

things myse four family used with the chicago cubs. 2009, we set out a that included bringing a championshipd being a good neighbor. he communicated that strategy out so that everybody knew it even in seasons when we lost 100 games from our season ticket holders knew what we were going to do. he brought the right people on board. people like phil epstein and joe maddon. and, of course, lester, delivered on that world championship series. -- last year, delivered on that will change of series. we are wrigley field right now to last for the next 100 years. we greatly increased the amount of money we have put back into the committee through cubs charities. work for a sports team, the work for business and they work for government as well. been doing in've nebraska, bringing this same idea as to how we can make government work better. --put everybody in my agency to help them understand what we do process equipment, why it's important to look at how we serve our customers. created a center for operational excellence on how we deliver the services. we have created a vision to grow nebraska and our

cubs hosting the a's in the cactus league opener. bottom of the 2nd inning. off the playoff, and this -- glove, and this scores two runs giverring chicago a 2-0 lead. w 3-0, top of the 4th. run of the new a's matt joyce connects for a solo shot, but the cubs go on to win 4-3. >> to golf now. pga in florida for the third round of the honda classic. on the par three 7, ricky fowler, look at this putt. rolled it right in to give a share of the lead. fowler shot a 5 under 65, and takes the four-shot lead into tomorrow's final round. but baseball is back, it's so nice. >> all right, thank you. >>> well, still to come, beagle mixes are saving lives with their noses. how they're sniffing out cancer in high risk firefighters. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bay area researchers working to tie suspe >>> tonight at 11:00, it's a new strand of csi science, the bay area researchers working to tie suspects to their crimes using a single piece of hair. that's tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. is being high- risk >>> turns out some canines have a nose for cancer. >> yeah, a special pack of dog social security being used to -- dogs is being used to screen high risk firef

chicago a 2-0 lead. cutting the deficit to 3-1. but the >> now 3-0 top of the 4th. one of the new guys matt joyce has a solo shot, but the cubs win 4-3. >> golf action now, pga in florida for the third round of the honda classic. on the par three 7. ricky fowler rolls in the long putt to get a share of the lead. he shot 5 under 65, and takes a four-shot lead into tomorrow's final round g. to talk about baseball again. it's still early in spring season. >> right. >> but it's still great. >> thank you, and thanks for watching. join us again at 6:00. >> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on our website. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: breaking news-- democrats elect a new leader. in a dramatic saturday afternoon onte, tom perez is chosen as the new national chair of the d.n.c. yan he rebuild the party and make it win again? >> i know we can win the battles ahead. i know we will win the battles ahead. >> ninan: also tonight, our david martin reports from the front lines on the battle for mosul, the isis stronghold in thaq, as another journalist is killed there by a roadside bomb. an oscar-winning actress leads a pre-osc

chicago.. your football team is not that t great but the cubs won the worln series. >> our baseball team won theuse atlanta fal that'sns t where your town, you'r hometown, played against hisgait hometown in the super bowl andol it was a dee bockly. bkl >> what had happened was we hade a lot of head butting going on, too. >> bets were on the table. shots were thrown.ots were thr >> right. >> right. >> what were you doing when ya'll was down 28-t threwee,re . >> cheering.>> c cheering. i never stopped .. >> never stopped. >> we'll have him and finessende mitchell from the cast in full l patriots hats, jerseys pants on his home soon. >> -- arm. >> him and pooch are diehardierd patriots fans.. >> and the director.ec boston connection.ctio >> yes. >> we got all the teams represented even the orioles inn there. >> wait a minute.>> we do have the raiders. ransns. >> got that all wrong.rong. >> that's all good.>> we know what you're talking about. i know the colors. tw whatgi ow >> you got the col torhes c.olo. >> real quick.ui all right. so look you are the captain inti castle which is still on. castle

chicago to watch the rest of the run. i watched every game on tv. and part of me was rooting for the indians a little bit. i grew up a cub's man. >> i didn't like the way it ended either. sometimes it takes that to get you going and get you excited for the next year. i definitely feel that seeing these guys here today it's almost like we haven't left. we know how it ended and everybody is hungry to change the tide and write a new chapter this year. >> with the giants, colin resch nbc bay area. >> >>> coming up at 11:00 the recall that pet smart just issued and what you'll want to look for before filling your dog's dinner bowl tonight at 11:00. >>> jeff ranieri back with us. it's going to clier up? >> dry weather this weekend. if you're headed out to fan fest at at&t park. you can see all across the board sunny skies saturday and sunday, interior valleys all the way to the coastline, temps in the upper 50s to low 60s. we stay dry into wednesday and then a new storm system likely from thursday into the following weekend which could bring us another one to two inches of rainfall. but for right now, again, my main focus is sti