. >>> major league baseball's all-time hit king and cincinnati reds legendary player pete rose has died. spending most of his career with the reds, rose earned the nickname charlie hustle because of the way he sprinted around the diamond and often slided head first when stealing bases. he won three world series and accumulated more than 4,200

a hometown hero, rose spent most of his career with the cincinnati reds, eventually becoming manager. but years later, his legacy would shift dramatically. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, including on his own team, and adding insult to injury. less than a year later, he was sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion. >> i'm happy to look into the camera now and say, i never bet on baseball, and i never bet on cincinnati red baseball. >> for nearly 15 years, rose denied that he bet on baseball. but in 2003, he came clean. >> i've been on baseball in 1987 and 1988. >> did you bet on your own team? yes. did you ever bet against your own team? no. no, no. >> for years, rose made a living signing memorabilia, even signing balls with an apology. i'm sorry. i bet on baseball. >> hey, i'm in the reds hall of fame. that's enough. >> all while he lobbied to be considered for the hall of fame, his lifelong wish never granted. >> i've been led to believe that ame

a hometown hero, rose spent most of his career with the cincinnati reds, eventually becoming manager.matically. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, including on his own team, and adding insult to injury. less than a year later, he was sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion. >> i never bet on baseball, and i've never been on cincinnati reds baseball for nearly 15 years. >> rose denied that he bet on baseball, but in 2003, he came clean. >> i've been on baseball in 1987 and 1988. >> did you bet on your own team? yes. did you ever bet against your own team? no >> no, no. >> for years, rose made a living signing memorabilia, even signing balls with an apology. i'm sorry. i bet on baseball. >> hey, i'm in the reds hall of fame. that's enough. >> all while he lobbied to be considered for the hall of fame, his lifelong wish never granted. >> i've been led to believe america is a forgiving country. and if you do the right things, eventually you'll get a secon

pete rose played for the cincinnati reds in the 60s and the 70s, having earned 17 all-star game nods and helped win three world series. he was banned from the mlb in the late 1980s for betting on games as a manager for the cincinnati reds. due to the permanent ban. rose was never inducted into e baseball hall of the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. we're good. café bastille, which opened up in 1989, and b44 in 1999, are scheduled to close on october 26th. the restaurant is located on belden place, a small, quaint alley in the city's financial district. making the announcement this weekend and a long post on the restaurant's social media, the owners think that staff and

the cincinnati reds posting that they are heartbroken to learn of his passing. back to "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> back now with the massive outage for verizon customers. tens of thousands of reports of mobile service disruptions coming in from across the u.s. the company said service has restored -- started to be restored and it will, quote, work around the clock to fully resolve this issue. >>> up next, the long saga of the inmate, the wrongful murder conviction and the journalist who helped make it right. we were there for the final chapter. make it right. we were there for the final chapter. i'd made some progress on my antidepressant. but i was still masking my symptoms. so i talked to my doctor. she told me i could build on my wins, without changing my antidepressant. rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, significantly reduced depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. and less depression? that's a win. elderly people with dementia-related psychosis have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicidal thoug

cincinnati, ohio. the same city he'd later take by storm as "charlie hustle". the son of a former boxer and semi-pro football player, he was a member of the juggernaut known as the big rednati in 1975 and 1976. he'd belt in 200 hits. >> theres it. >> reporter: and on september 11, 1985, pete rose broke ty cobb's all-time hit e hit r. he owns more major league records than any or player in history, including at-bats and games played. after retiring in 1986, rose went on to manage the reds, but his days were numbered. the commissioner handed him a life-time ban from baseball after an investigation revealed his betting on games while managing the reds. then, in 1990, less than a year after the ban, rose was sentenced to five months in a federal prison for tax evasion. still denying the betting charges, rose was denied reinstatement in 1992 and 1997. >> there are some things that are so wrong that we don't rightly forgive them. and this is a very wrong thing. >> reporter: in thinks 2004 auto biography, he would finally admit to gambling on baseball while managing the reds but said it was never against his own team. >> did you bet on baseball? >> yes, i did. and that was my

quoted that he bet on baseball >>many believe the fan favorite who was caught betting on his cincinnati reds team should be given a second chance. it was the turn of events. no one saw coming. the cincinnati native broke into the big leagues at 21 years old growing up, his dad insisted he learned to be a switch hitter known for his aggressive base running style, distinctive headfirst slides. he hit his way into the record books. nicknamed charlie hustle. he never apologized for his all in attitude. these people say we should that's an all star game. those people are losers when should sign like that. >>people pay more money for those all-star tickets for regular season game wash and i play hard i'm not supposed to try to win the game. that is an all-star game. >>rose held nearly all of baseball's awards rookie of the year in 1963. >>and vp. >>the roberto clemente award, the gold glove award twice a 17 time all-star 3 world series titles. and the list goes on. breaking stand. new sales hit record. earned him a call from then president ronald reagan. >>i do well. >>most of his career was with

winker fouls it off. 31 years old, eighth season from a first-round draft pick of the cincinnati reds. not that long ago he was an all-star for the reds. injuries were the last few seasons. when he has been healthy, he's been an above average hitter. 2-2. takes very high. jose iglesias waits on deck. >> john: you can't go through with the mets did this season be bothered by a 9-0 loss. it's no big thing. it's a loss. they rebound. they have been through the car wash of every emotion, everything you can go through. this won't phase them at all. >> joe: 3-2. fouled back. >> john: that's out formula of the team has grown together. doesn't guarantee they're going to win every game that their backs are against the wall or they are facing elimination. but it sure does help to know what you've been through collectively. you mentioned yesterday after the team meeting in l.a. a come of the team has not been the same since. >> joe: payoff coming from knaack. winker takes ball four. first to in the second. >> john: the right guy at the plate. he can handle the bat many different ways. he can lay

he was a player and then manager of the cincinnati reds, but his gambling on his own team ended his managerial career and kept him from the hall of fame. no cause of death has been announced. new details tonight in the water worries at oakland schools. oakland unified leaders say they may have to spend more than $50 million after lead was found in the drinking water at dozens of schools. abc seven news reporter tim johns looks at the price tag as the struggling district asks for help. >> we teach oakland's future parents, students and teachers from the oakland unified school district rallied outside oakland city hall monday afternoon, all of them demanding the district and the city do more to get the lead out of drinking water at ousd schools. >> the fact that that is an open question, and the fact that people have to doubt whether or not the water that they're drinking at their school sites is safe for them to consume is just it's just unacceptable. >> parent nate landry was one of those leading the rally. >> i don't think that the fact of lead contamination in and of itself was the hugest sh

he was banned from the mlb in the late 1980s for betting on games as a manager for the cincinnati redsdue to that permanent ban. well rose was never inducted into the baseball hall of fame, rose's agent telling reporters the family is asking for privacy at this time. the warriors getting ready to prepare for their upcoming season. the team held its media day today at chase center. the warriors had a long, long off season after missing the playoffs and really looking forward to getting back out there on the court and this team. it does look a little different with the departure of klay thompson to the mavericks and some new players in warriors uniforms. steph curry says he is coming into training camp with an open mind. >> i'm super excited to be back and to figure out what this team, you know, needs to do to win and, you know, just the challenge of putting all the pieces together. you know, we got a lot of new faces and a lot of guys trying to take next steps in their careers. and you know, it's going to be it's going to be fun from day one. >> warriors training camp begins tomorrow. t

the giants first spring training game is february 23rd against the cincinnati reds.nd finally tonight, a beloved baby falcon living at uc berkeley has died, according to the campus paper. knox was released into the wild last friday after having surgery for a broken wing and months of rehab. he was taken to the vet monday after being rescued in richmond, but died yesterday from acute emaciation. knox was one of four falcons that hatched earlier this year at the campus bell tower. and that does it for us. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you tomorrow at 730. make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv and your phone. you can stream our newscast stories and find exclusive content. have a great night! what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. narrator: previou

rose played 24 seasons mostly for the cincinnati reds and remains the all-time hits leader.1989, he was banned from major league baseball for gambling on the game which also blocked him from the hall of fame. pete rose will forever be known as one of baseball's most energetic and divisive figures. shanelle kaul, cbs news. >> norah: a labor dispute may affect some of your household purchases. that's beginning tomorrow. that story is next. >> norah: a labor dispute may affect some of your household purchases. that's next. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camzyos. he said camzyos works by targeting what's causing my obstructive hcm. so he prescribed it and i'm really glad he did. camzyos is used to treat adults with symptomatic obstructive hcm. camzyos may improve your symptoms and your ability to be active. camzyos may cause serious side effects, inc

rowe says a 17 time all-star won 3 world series championships with the cincinnati reds. he's known as major league baseball's hit king, ending his career with more hits than any other player in history he played 24 years of major league ball but has a complicated legacy. he is considered one of the greatest baseball players to ever play the game. but he's not the hall of fame because e was banned from baseball amidst allegations. he bet on major league baseball games in 1989 rose played most of his career in cincinnati, but also had brief stints with the philadelphia phillies in montreal. expos pete rose dead at the age of 83. new tonight at 5. cruz is expected to pay 1.5 million dollars after failing to fully report a crash in san francisco where a woman was dragged about 20 feet after she was hit by a different car. the crash prompted the robo taxi company to suspend operations and the dmv to revoke its license. month later, the company also recalled its cars to update software. the national highway traffic safety administration is now requiring cruise to submit an act

he was a player and then manager of the cincinnati reds, but his gambling on his own team ended his managerial career and kept him from the hall of fame. no cause of death has been announced. new details tonight in the water worries at oakland schools. oakland unified leaders say they may have to spend more than $50 million after lead was found in the drinking water at dozens of schools. abc seven news reporter tim johns looks at the price tag as the struggling district asks for help. >> we teach oakland's future parents, students and teachers from the oakland unified school district rallied outside oakland city hall monday afternoon, all of them demanding the district and the city do more to get the lead out of drinking water at ousd schools. >> the fact that that is an open question, and the fact that people have to doubt whether or not the water that they're drinking at their school sites is safe for them to consume is just it's just unacceptable. >> parent nate landry was one of those leading the rally. >> i don't think that the fact of lead contamination in and of itself was the hugest sh

. >> and won 3 world series championships. 2 at the cincinnati reds won with the philadelphia phillies known as major league baseball's hit king here. the most hits ever ended. his career with more than any other player. he's played. 24 years of major league baseball was a manager at the end of that rose is considered one of the greatest to ever play the game. but he's not in the hall of fame after being banned from baseball and its allegations. he bet on major league baseball games as a player and a manager rose played most of his career in cincinnati, but have had brief stints in philly and with the montreal expos, pete rose was 83 years old. also in the baseball world busters back in the spotlight, the giants fired president of baseball operations, farhan zaidi today and replaced him with franchise great buster posey who led the giants, of course, to 3 world series championships. and tonight, kron four's dan kerman. he's speaking with fans and sports experts about this giant move. giants great buster posey's baseball career spent 12 seasons with the team. >> including 3 world series

not in the hall of fame because of a lifetime ban for gambling on baseball while managing the cincinnati redst the 49ers? fred warner held out of the second half of sunday's win with an ankle injury. kyle shanahan said that his linebacker was hurting but is hopeful he will be able to play next sunday. george kittle showed everybody that, when, his hamstring is just fine when he went over three patriot defenders to fall down the second touchdown of the season for him. all's well that ends well because george kittle admitted he wasn't confident about that play call. >> what did you think of the george kittle touchdown? >> it was outrageous. that was outrageous. no way. >> he made a great play. way better than the throw. he made the play. >> i was speechless, honestly. i know that his commute. he got up to seven, i was like wow. that is one of the greatest catches i've seen. >> he has played a lot of football. it means a lot . he says it's really good, it makes me really happy. >>> we will show you this monday night football club. seahawks all smiles atop the nfc west at 3-mother appeared the nf

. >>> major league baseball's all-time hit king and cincinnati reds legendary player pete rose has diedose earned the nickname charlie hustle because of the way he sprinted around the diamond and often slided head first when stealing bases. he won three world series and accumulated more than 4,200 career hits. in 1989 he was banned from baseball after the league determined he was betting on games while managing the reds. pete rose was 83 years old. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," it's a hot-button issue in the election, but is crime really running rampant in america? we'll take a look at the numbers and talk to voters. food isn't just fuel to live. it's fuel to grow. my family relied on public assistance to help provide meals for us. these meals fueled my involvement in theater and the arts as a child, which fostered my love for acting. the feeding america network of food banks helps millions of people put food on the table. when people are fed, futures are nourished. join the movement to end hunger and together we can open endless possibilities for people to thrive. visit fee

the cincinnati reds in the '70s. got a third with the philadelphia phillies. all-time hits king, a record that i don't see being broken, at least not anytime season. well over 4,000 hits for rose. then, as manager of the reds, later had to admit, after denying it for decades, he, indeed, was betting on baseball. even betting on his own team. >> never against his own team. >> the man was competitive, to be clear. that, of course, is sort of the cardinal rule in baseball. he's been held out of the hall of fame, something he was bitter about, but his legacy lives on. yesterday, passed away at the age of 83. >> we'll have a conversation later in the hour with mike barnicle about whether pete rose should be in the hall of fame. an age-old debate. we'll get to that. >>> let's begin with developments out of the middle east where the israeli military started a ground offensive in lebanon. troops crossed the border for a targeted operation, they're calling it, posting this video on social media. the idf notified the u.s. about its plan and says the goal is to push hezb

i saw him play that i'm old enough now and he was 19 years with the cincinnati reds.e him because he was abrasive at times but he was a great player. another great sports legend died to kim bay mutombo 58 years old. tyrus i know you are a stickler for rules. >> he bet on games he had control over as a manager but the country integrity at that time is different. but now you've had baseball seasons were the houston astros cheated, my boston red sox cheated and careers have been ruined and they were suspended for a year. both cheated the influence of games. wearing a headset and ruining a pitcher's career and taking a world series away from the dodgers or whatever. that's far worse for those guys got a slap in the wrist sewing fortunately if we are following the rules he shouldn't get in but there should also be like 15 guys between the astros and red sox were banned for life as well since they didn't do that and that's the new standard, yeah, put them in because you are holding him to the same standards you are holding your current players to. >> greg: so how can we bla

controversy he received a lifetime ban from baseball for gambling while he was a manager of the cincinnati redshim from being inducted into the baseball hall of fame. back in 2020 former president trump said get pete rose into the baseball hall of fame. it is time, americans are more reliant of government aid that's according to an extensive analysis by the wall street journal between federal and state support by programs with social security, medicaid, care of 53% had a quarter of residents on a government program in for contrast it was about 1% back in 1970, west virginia, mississippi, maine, alabama lead the risk with states taking in a larger share of aid and also broken counties and shows those voting for republicans as the need for assistance grew in their own backyard, a larger share of americans are seniors and healthcare costs have been guy rocketing but it election year with economy and inflation and the debt are big topics, this analysis does matter. >> it sure does when you have all the student forgiveness of loans and subsidies and giveaways, people start to depend on it. >> this i

nicknamed charlie hustle rose was a 17 all-star and winning two as part of the cincinnati reds big redhine dynasty in 1979 and '76. rose retired after the 1986 season with 4,256 career hits, a record that still stands today. he of course was later banned from the sport for gambling including on his own team. more sad news, finger wagging basketball hall of famer dikembe died yesterday. he was also known for his humanitarian work, extensive humanitarian work and was the league's first global ambassador. just 58 years old, our thoughts to both families. >>> time now for the weather and let's bring in meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. michelle, how's it looking out there? >> we're looking better today. we're going to see finally this remnant low from helene move offshore. a few showers toward, but dryer tomorrow. could see heavier rain for portions of of virginia, norfolk, virginia, down to newborn, north carolina. much, much better than we had been. dangerous heat into the west and also into the southwest. this is an aurally fall heat wave. we're looking at temperatures w

. >> dana: does it make you sad as a cincinnati reds fan? >> bill: that we're not in it, yes.eal about ohio. when you are in state you hate each other. when you are out of state you're all brothers and sisters. >> dana: england and scotland in soccer. >> bill: this is clever. this mayor has a mets and yankees hat on. smart for a politics, i would imagine. >> dana: i don't think so. just take a stand. >> bill: no. >> dana: why wouldn't he just be yankees? >> bill: the mets are in the same city. >> dana: well, i don't know. i think you have to choose. you know what happens when you split the baby. anyway. i wouldn't wear that hat, no. >> bill: we'll see if we get a subway series in baseball. advocates of eric and lyle menendez are waiting a decision whether to resentence the brothers for the murder of their parents. how family members are sr e two. plus the vp looking to shore up support among black voters. did her interview with charlamagne tha god move the needle? >> when i go to bed at night i almost every night in addition to my prayers will ask have i done everything i coul

. >> reporter: nicknamed charlie hustle for his hard-nosed style, he played 20 years with the cincinnati reds, he became a 17-time all star and secured three world series titles, including league mvp in 1973. >> i have never enjoyed covering an athlete any more than pete rose. pete was all-out, all the time a ballplayer. >> reporter: but in 1989 rose became the embodiment of what a baseball player shouldn't be. >> pete rose, one of baseball's greatest players has been ejected from the game for gambling. >> reporter: when mlb investigators determined he was betting on baseball while managing the reds. >> i did not bet on baseball. i got too much respect for the game, too much love for the game. >> reporter: the lifetime ban imposed by the league has blocked him from being inducted into the national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. >> this is a complicated legacy, as complicated as any i have ever seen in sports. >> reporter: after nearly 20 years of vehemently denying the allegations, rose eventually admitted he did, in fact, bet on baseball and talked about it in the hbo documentary seri

he was a player and then a manager of the cincinnati reds, but his gambling on his own team ended his managerial career and kept him from the hall of fame. no cause of death has been announced. >> today, the giants will officially introduce buster posey as the new president of baseball operations. the team is having an event at 10 a.m, almost exactly 24 hours after announcing a major shakeup in their front office. the former pitcher will replace farhan zaidi, whom the giants fired yesterday. zaidi served six seasons in that role and reached the postseason just once. posey, of course, played his entire 12 year career with the giants and won three world series before retiring in 2021. and then in 2022, he became part of the ownership group. the giants will officially introduce posey as the new president of baseball operations. during a news conference today. the team issued a statement saying, quote, we are looking for someone who can define, direct and lead this franchise's baseball philosophy, and we feel that buster is the perfect fit. buster has the demeanor, intelligence, and drive

nickname and charlie hustle rose played for three world series champions in his career twice with a cincinnati redstional league rookie of the year in 1963, and most valuable player in 1973. but rose was banned for life from beijing 1989. after an investigation found he gambled on games, including his own team, also kept him out of the hall of fame so joining us, i'm max foster. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom next with my colleague, becky anderson, who is live in tel aviv. please stay with us event, the place presidential debate tomorrow with nine what do you talk about? >> the news sports a little family, gaza, maybe you don't do that, right here's another topic for you. as they get older, their risk of getting really sick from a respiratory virus like flu, covid-19 and rsv goes up a lot. so talk to them about getting the season's vaccines because you've still gets so much to talk about. >> this election is about two very different visions for our nation one focused on the future and the other focused on the past when the middle-class is strong america is strong lowering the cost of living wi

rose played for three world series champions in his career twice with a cincinnati reds it was named national league rookie of the year in 1963. and the most valuable player in 1973. but rose has banned for life from baseball in 1989 after an investigation found he gambled on games including his own team also kept him out of the whole thing major league baseball posted on social media, deepest condolences to pete rose's family, his friends across the game, and the fans of his hometown or cincinnati, philadelphia module and beyond who admired his greatness, grit, and determination on the field of play. he may he rest in peace and jimmy carter may not be the current us president, but he is still making history carter is 100-years-old today, becoming the first american president to reach the milestone. he's also the only president to win a nobel peace prize. hi is after leaving office and has the most grammy award wins of any president in the 39th president's hometown, plains, georgia, will celebrate his birthday with a military flyover. jimmy carter has been receiving hospice care at h

measure, rose was one of baseball's greatest ever players, especially in his years as part of the cincinnati reds machine. later with the philadelphia phillies. the most valuable player award in 1973, three-time world series champion, three-time batting champion, 17 all-star appearances. >> a fight breaks out. pete rose and buddy harrelson. jeffrey: he was known for a ferocious, nonstop style. >> this is the way rose plays the game, 150% each and every time. jeffrey: sliding headfirst into basis, running to first base after every walk. he spoke a bit with his manager, sparky anderson. >> i just like the wind. a lot of that is because of my father. jeffrey: the most famous or infamous incident in 1970 all-star game when he ran headfirst into ray fosse, winning the game, but injuring ray fosse in what was essentially a meaningless showcase. rose's on-field exploits would become overshadowed as long rumored concerns over his betting on sports contests including baseball were confirmed in a 1989 report. he was then manager of the reds and was banished from the game by bartlett giamatti. >> the banish

he was a player and then manager of the cincinnati reds, but his gambling on his own team ended his managerial career and kept him from the hall of fame. no cause of death has been announced. today, the giants will officially introduce buster posey as the new president of baseball operations. the team is having an event at 10 a.m, almost exactly 24 hours after announcing a major shakeup in their front office. the former catcher will replace farhan zaidi, whom the giants fired yesterday. zaidi served six seasons in that role and reached the postseason just once. posey, of course, played his entire 12 year career with the giants and won three world series before retiring in 2021. and then in 2022, he became part of the ownership group. the team issued a statement saying, quote, we are looking for someone who can define, direct and lead the franchise's baseball philosophy, and we feel that buster is the perfect fit. buster has the demeanor, intelligence, and drive to do this job. stay tuned of course, for the mlb playoffs on abc seven. today the tigers visit the astros for game one of the wild ca

in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for life for betting on games while manager of the cincinnati redss 83 years old. and musician and actor kris kristofferson has died. as a singer-songwriter he helped change the perception of country music in the late 1960's, winning a lifetime grammy achievement honor in 2014. and as an actor, he appeared in more than 100 films and tv shows. kristofferson was also a rhodes scholar, soldier, activist and more. jeffrey brown has this remembrance. >> ♪ sunday morning sidewalks ♪ jeffrey: "sunday morning coming down," written by kris kristofferson, made famous by his mentor and friend, johnny cash, part of the legacy of kristofferson, who first made his mark for the poetry and lyricism he brought to country and rock music. >> ♪ freedom's just another word -- jeffrey: in hits that included janis joplin's classic recording of "me and bobbie mcgee" in 1971. born into a military family, kristofferson himself served in the army, becoming a captain and helicopter pilot, before leaving that life behind to make it in nashville as a songwriter. it took a while,

best known for his grit and his hustle in his 24 season career 18 of those years spent with the cincinnati redsandal and his refusal to own up and up to it cost him a spot in the hall of fame. charlie hustle was 83-years-old new york governor kathy hochul weighing in on the federal charges surrounding their eric adams. she said in a private phone call, he needs to clean house however, she's not ask adams to resign. instead, she makes clear that adams needs to work on regaining the trust of new york residents now, i will leave you with this today. president jimmy carter turns 100 under president, i want to ask you to help me next he's burst of president to reach triple digits. >> carter was sworn in as the 39th president of the united states in 1977 during his first and only term, he created the department of energy and education, as well as fema maybe knows most notably, he oversaw the camp david accords a historic peace agreement between egypt and israel were privileged to witness tonight a significant achievement in the cause of peace after leaving office, carter dedicated the rest of his lif

. >> i'm old enough.ow and, you know, he and this is is he was 19 years with the cincinnati reds.ust an amazing player. a lot of people didn't like him because, you know, he was he was abrasive use times, but e great player. >> and cant i mention one other thing? another great sports legend died. the campaign.. 5 oh, yeah. only 58 years old, great nba8 yr player. >> yeah. but just to point that out, you can't be. well, anyway, tara, do you agree or disagree? i know that you are a stickler for rules. s are athe thing. when he bet on games he had control over as a manager. but that's when the country's was different. >> hmm. so he should not get in based on that. but then. notis differw had a baseball see the houston astros cheated. my boston red sox cheated and they ruined and they were suspended for a year. how? how? what is? they both cheated the influenc.e games. i think wearing a headset and ruining a pitcher's careerae and teams and taking world series away from the dodgers and all that. tak i think that's far worse.orse but those guys got a slap on the wrist. so those unfortu

pete rose played 19 years with his hometown cincinnati reds. 17-time all star and secured three world series titles, including league mvp in 1973. >> i have never enjoyed covering an athlete any more than pete rose. pete was all-out, all the time a ballplayer. >> but in 1989 rose became the embodiment of what a baseball player shouldn't be. >> pete rose, one of baseball's greatest players has been ejected from the game for gambling. >> reporter: when measures lb investigators determined he was betting on baseball while managing the reds. >> i did not bet on baseball. i got too much respect for the game, too much love for the game. >> reporter: the life time ban imposed by the league has blocked him from being inducted into the national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. >> this is a complicated legacy, as complicated as any i have ever seen in sports. >> reporter: after nearly 20 years of vehemently denying the allegations, rose eventually admitted he did, in fact, bet on baseball and talked about it in the hbo documentary series "charlie hu

life after an mlb investigation concluded he had, in fact, bet on games while managing for the cincinnati redsspite his denial for years, rose did eventually admit in a 2004 interview with abc's charlie gibson, that he had, in fact, gambled on baseball. >> did you bet on baseball? >> yes, i did. and that was my mistake. not coming clean a lot earlier. >> did you bet on your own team? >> yes. >> did you -- >> i believed in my team. i knew my team. it never altered the way i tried to run the game. >> lara: the infraction has forever kept rose from being inducted into baseball's hall of fame. off the field rose faced more challenges including a conviction for tax evasion which led to time in prison. in his 2019 auto biography rose expressed deep regret for his actions writing, i'm truly sorry. i loved baseball and played the game the way it should be played, always all out. pete rose was 83 years old. and despite his many records rose was never admitted into the mlb hall of fame as a result of his ban from baseball. but he is still loved by so many. this morning major league baseball did issue a

baseball legend pete rose died at the age of 83 on monday according to a cincinnati reds spokesman.had a storied career, winning three world series championships and making 17 all-star appearances. he maintained for years that he never bet on baseball, he did admit in an autobiography that he did wager on the reds while managing the team. he continued to insist that he only fed on them -- bet on them to win and never manipulated the outcome of any game. jonathan: thank you, appreciate that. ports across the country, running to a halt. >> anything that is a negative supply shock, the impact is never good. jonathan: that conversation, just around the corner. ♪ personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. jonathan: hsbc some of the most frequent question that we get, what does it take to make you bearish upside risk, more on that later. s&p futures, tota

sus días dorados los vivió con los reds de cincinnati.y are. to borrow a line from a good friend of mine is a sense of hope and inspiration for a community. when you ever you start a year a way to galvanize. you know again that hope and that unity and that togetherness and having something to look forward to and not just what it does for the. you know. the economics of that that city and lanzamiento final en ese repaso deportivo. pausa y ya regresamos. domina la acción. fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyot re se ha llegado a las 11. ahora en sonoma nos informan ya que nacho, chili y atlas ya están en casa. se trata de las cabras que habían sido perdidas, robadas y buscadas en el condado. ya están a salvo y de vuelta con su familia. los dueños habían comprado estos animales a agustín alcazar varela. el sospechoso de haberse robado a las mismas. ahora este hombre ya fue detenido y luego puesto en libertad con una citación por los cargos asociados a este caso y con una fianza de 20.000 $ por la violación de libertad condi

. >> cincinnati native was a franchise icon for the reds and won 2 world series championships with dame rose. then joining philadelphia phillies and got his 3rd world series ring. rose was a 17 time all-star won both the national league rookie of the year and the most valuable player. but the allegations of gambling on his own team kept him away from baseball's highest honor. the hall of fame. the cause of his death has not yet been announced. coming up here tonight, a goat owner speaking out after being reunited with his stolen animals. >> 2 families have been displaced in the east bay after their house caught on fire. the alameda county fire department sharing this video of crews cleaning up at the scene on william street in san leandro. crews say the fire was first reported around 7.30 this evening. no one was injured and the red cross is helping those displaced families. investigators say the cause does seem suspicious. cruz is expected to pay more than a million dollars after failing to fully report a san francisco crash. >> involving a woman who was dragged to the crash happened l

a cincinnati native was a franchise icon for the reds and won 2 world series championships with the team rose then join the philadelphia phillies and got his 3rd world series ring. rose was also a 17 time all-star and won both the national league rookie of the year and the most valuable player. the allegations of gambling on his own team kept them away from baseball's highest honor hall of fame. the cause of his death has not yet been announced. >> some breaking news now dot workers from ports from maine to texas are now officially on strike over wages and automation the contract between the ports and about 45,000 members of the international longshoremen's association expired just an hour ago. yeah, even though they have reported some progress today, the workers ended up. >> deciding to go on strike the repercussions could be significant. this east coast dockworkers strike could holiday shopping to buying p- food at the grocery store. the disruptions in shipping and supply chains may also drive up prices. many retailers say they have contingency plans in place, but a long strike would b

the cincinnati native was a franchise icon for the reds. he won the world series 2 times with the reds rose, then join the philadelphia phillies and got his 3rd world series win. rose was also a 17 time all-star and won both the national league rookie of the year and the most valuable player awards. but as you probably know, allegations of gambling on his own team kept him away from mlb's, highest honor, the baseball hall of fame. the cause of his death has yet to be announced. but pete rose passing away at the age of 83. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ we're back at 6.54. okay. now let's talk about bay area sports with the warriors. it can't read either. get pumped for the start of the season coming

the cincinnati native was a franchise icon for the reds won the world series 2 times with that team rosea phillies and received his 3rd world series win. rose was also a 17 time all-star winning both the nationally rookie of the year and most valuable player awards. but as many know, the allegations of gambling on his own team kept him away from major league baseball's highest honor, the baseball hall of fame cause of his death, by the way, has not yet been announced. but pete rose dying at the age 83. >> former president jimmy carter is now the first president in u.s. history to turn 100 years old. happy birthday, mister president. the white house marked a milestone event with a huge display. a massive sign sits on the north lawn which features the number 100. that's a message saying happy birthday. president carter carter, a democrat who served a single term from 1977. to 1981. has live longer than any other former president and his legacy just as rich after he left the white house. >> it is 8.56. we're going to take a break. coming up next hour, the couple morning news with temperatur

then after 16 seasons in cincinnati, rose joined the philadelphia phillies in 1979, winning the third of his world series wins the very next year. in 1984 rose rejoined the redsyer/manager and was the last player to do so. following his retirement he continued on as manager of the rich, but then he received a lifetime ban for gambling on games while he was still a player and managing. that made him ineligible for the hall of fame. >> i don't think i'll every be comfortable unless i got to go to cooperstown. i screwed up, i know that, i know that. but i didn't kill anybody. okay, i bet on baseball. >> reporter: inarguably one of the best ever to play the game of baseball. rose never received the reinstatement he was looking fr, and to this day remained banned despite a 24-year career on the diamond. >> it was a storybook career no question about it. >> that was jill m hill reporti. >>> and nba shot blocker and hall of famer dikembe mutombo has died at the age of 58. he was born in the democratic republic of congo and was one of the best players in nba history. we'll be right back. clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatol

spent time in prison after he pleaded guilty to tax evasion, and a native of cincinnati. 83 years old. a friend of mine, the redser, said our hearts are deeply saddened by the news of pete's passing. he was a fierce competitor in every team he played for, and he was a red through and through. nobody loved the game more than pete and nobody loved pete more than reds country. he was found at his home in las vegas on monday and not tphrt car -- under the care of a doctor. he was in nashville at an autograph signing with george foreman -- george foster, not foreman, and members of the big red machine. he had been flying around and back at home and found dead in his home. 4200 -- that was ty cobb's record. >>> coming up, the s&p closing at a record. we will talk markets, next. here's the futures ahead of the opening bell. we're coming right back. (marci) lovely. what about the app? (luke) uh-oh! look what i did. it's ringing. hello? hello? (marci) they can't hear you. (luke) hello? (marci) because you glued a frame over the microphone. (luke) i think i've glued the frame over the microphone. (vo) ding dong! homes-dot