was still alive and when you think of all of the people inducted into baseball's hall of fame in cooperstown n.y. cannot imagine anyone of them would have had a more@ adroit than ron santo being up at the podium >> he would be sitting here on the sofa pumping his fists in the air just like when it was a home run or something awesome happened in the game >> i kept picturing if i was up in arizona with him waiting with his family to see his face and hear his voice and the telephone up they told me i m in >> induction ceremony for ron santo taking place in cooperstown july 22nd while ron santo made a dent a former white sox minnie minoso 3 boats it short numbers worthy a pioneer in latino baseball in the 1950's. maybe next time around for minnie minoso keeping fingers crossed >> and chicago cubs fans echoing what many in the baseball community are sent exciting that he is going to cooperstown but saddened it came a year too late >> it is about time >> it is a blessing that he got elected a shame he is not here to enjoy it but have been sent blessing >> always thought issue in for the hall of fa

about one year ago but this morning in dallas he was admitted into the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown n.y. two hours ago >>i am so happy to tell you that the committee has selected the newest member of the national baseball hall of fame ron santo. >>ron santo 277 batting average over 1300 rbis five gold gloves and a spectacular record ... ron santo is an and this morning his family had a bittersweet reaction >>we've been on pins and needles ... we heard from his wife vickie that he got and.in.. if he were alive today would be a big sigh relief he wouldn't be able to stop smiling he really wanted this to be knowledge by his peers and be among baseball's elite you just can't ask for anything more >>we are so thrilled there were some years that we sat here thinking he had a good chance ... he must be working at from up above them >>everybody saw the numbers the gold gloves the home runs but we're looking at it with a different view his a community guy he should be and the hall of fame >>we couldn't be happier today happier for his family we're looking forward to getting him in the hall w

ron sabados will go to cooperstown this summer and he will go there posthumously. sandoz is the only player ever to do what he did. unfortunately, he passed away last year at the age of 70. he did not live to see the thrill of this day. but he gets the honor of his peers. as for ravens france, it is all about celebrating the win tonight at the stadium. as well as looking for to the next visit. the colts arrived on sunday. -- arrive on sunday. stick around. thomas back with the forecast. >> tonight at 11:00 p.m., we continue with the investigation out of anne arundel county where a police officer was shot by friendly fire. we will have the details. plus, how local authorities are teaming up for possible solutions >> the beginning of the week is here. what have you got for us? >> so far, so good. you will not like it. >> i do not like what i see on the screen right now. >> showers on wednesday and medical -- gets colder wednesday night. rain could mix with snow by thursday morning. breezy, chile, and dry and sunny as we headed to the weekend. it will feel a little bi

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finally somebody from up in cooperstown, cooper's hometown bought it for $2000.in the 1990s that sold for over $2 million, which was the greatest amount of money ever paid for an american painting -- a painting by an american at that point. but it's a very important painting. >> host: in your book you have acknowledgments and acknowledge a lot of a lot of people including a man named mike hill and interesting thing i read was that he aamodt the magic of the uiq washburne diary. would you tell us who he was what's the diary? where is it found? >> guest: he always worked with me for 25 years now as a research assistant. he lives here outside of 10 and within easy access to not just the great treasure houses of diaries and letters here at the library at the congress and the archives and smithsonian, but also collections at places like charlottesville, virginia. and he does research for lots of other people, too. he doesn't just work with me. >> host: who lost does he work with? >> guest: he works at it danial philbrick. he works up an entire mess. he works with mich

can you spell "cooperstown"? the chief of the juvenile unit since 1997. he serves on several boards that advocate for the rights and the interests of children. these include the minority context subcommittee of the pants of a commission of crime and delinquency. he is a member of the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention committee of pccd, which advises the governor on juvenile justice policy. he serves on the juvenile offender center and has persist dated -- participated and maybe the hardest working man in show business. he's a team leader. it was established in 2006. he received his b.a. from harvard university. i want to thank you of both once again. i wish you all a very productive day. the work that you have is very important. we're all looking forward to that. thank you for the crew work i am sure you will too. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. that was a pretty big play i guess. i forgot all about that stuff. before we make some remarks, we will like to have our task force introduce themselves. will you please start? >> good morning. i

can you spell "cooperstown"? the chief of the juvenile unit since 1997. he serves on several boards that advocate for the rights and the interests of children. these include the minority context subcommittee of the pants of a commission of crime and delinquency. he is a member of the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention committee of pccd, which advises the governor on juvenile justice policy. he serves on the juvenile offender center and has persist dated -- participated and maybe the hardest working man in show business. he's a team leader. it was established in 2006. he received his b.a. from harvard university. i want to thank you of both once again. i wish you all a very productive day. the work that you have is very important. we're all looking forward to that. thank you for the crew work i am sure you will too. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. that was a pretty big play i guess. i forgot all about that stuff. before we make some remarks, we will like to have our task force introduce themselves. will you please start? >> good morning. i

can you spell "cooperstown"? the chief of the juvenile unit since 1997. he serves on several boards that advocate for the rights and the interests of children. these include the minority context subcommittee of the pants of a commission of crime and delinquency. he is a member of the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention committee of pccd, which advises the governor on juvenile justice policy. he serves on the juvenile offender center and has pe persist dated -- participated and maybe the hardest working man in show business. he is a team leader of the pennsylvania juvenile indigent action network and president of jdht, an organization established in 2006 to advocate for pennsylvania's children and to speak on behalf of the juvenile offenders. joe and robert, i want to thank you both once again. i wish you all a very productive day and i look forward to hearing about and continuing this critical discussion. the work that you is vitally important. we look forward to the work and the conclusions you will reach. the fate of our children is in your hand