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from cooperstown new york when they were playing in a massive little league tournament. >> if everybody is ready for me >>> yo, give me a beat. >> boom, boom. ? get it, "dish nation" talk about safety and crazy, if that's not enough, what's next ? and a crazy ex ? ? yo, and we got the very sly ? ? and anywhere we got to go, friday, "dish nation" we starting the show ? come on! captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company >>> what's up, all? welcome to "dish nation." it is friday, august 12th. >> yeah. >> bring the heat. the friday dance. give us a friday dance. >> no. >> head and holders. >> no. no, no, no. >> it was another big night for the united states, the olympics. >> it was.

rodriguez put up monster -- one reason why despite hitting 696 home runs, a ride will never get into cooperstown. the yankees -- a closing out the series and he is a good mentor to the young players. hanging it up on friday march year announced he is retired at the end of the season facing -- with a man on, drive with a left, and he scores to make it 3-0, yankees, and he had nine strikeouts but did not get any run support the yankees starter -- silencing the tribe in the sixth with a man on, he gets too many struck out eight and the top seven, down 3-1, and they come to first and he is diving and so is linda orpik and he just barely beats him to the back. and that begins the unit that is frustrating. and so is there's been a terrible call in the eighth inning. at bad pitches up and mike napoli, not to please, called a strike by land spirit and he gets ejected and mike napoli gives them a little something to my house for the last chance -- down for the indians, down a run and he gives a -- to swing an end the game and the yankees hung on to read the indians for the indians were 1 for 8 with runne

. >> and joe is back from the hall of fame in cooperstown. i want to ask about the tribe. outstanding. guys like kluber and salazar and carrasco they have donnan outstanding job. the bullpen has been good ever since we got -- that was the number one thing we needed. and in the bullpen. and their guys are having humongous seasons carrasco and napoli hitting home runs and doing well. >> you realize every time they bring in a big napoli or giambi things go well. good stuff. give a round of applause. you aced the quiz. >> go tribe. white sox and blue jays come fighting for first place american league east. >> jeff: spotty showers on way tonight. we will carry the small chance in the next few days and really most of the time dry coming up tomorrow, thursday, friday mid-80s and over the weekend those are when the alerts go back in saturday afternoon. showers and storms sunday. and a much bigger cooldown monday and tuesday of next week. how about that? 73. >> mark: i like that. >> jeff: on tuesday. >> mark: nice. 6:00 cbs evening news is next. >> romona: we hope to sebacate capti

>> the wolfpack just got back from cooperstown new york when they were playing in a massive little leagueuppose -- d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (whirring) mmm. paper jam. okay, dad, i'm ready for take your daughter to work day. how come there's never a take your son to work day? 'cause boys are already on track to get all the good jobs. the dirty dozen? all guys. twelve angry men? uh, men! the x-men? mostly men. (bart and homer laugh) good one, dad. yeah. well, despite all that, today's going to be fun, dad! will there be lots of other girls there? just a few. for some reason, there's been a lot of infertility at the nuclear plant.

items including his uniform and spikes are being shown at the national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. they're part of the whole new ball game exhibit. baseball fans from japan and the u.s. took photos of ichiro's gear. >> i can't believe it got here so fast. it was great that he donated it to the hall of fame. he could have kept it. i mean, it's wonderful that he could share it with all the fans. we could all enjoy that. >> translator: as a japanese, i'm proud of ichiro and i feel that the people in the u.s. respect him. >> we're very excited to get them up so quickly. ichiro accomplished this tremendous feat of reachingg 3,000 hits in the major league in the united states. it's not something a lot of people have done. >> the baseball hall of fame and hum museum contain artifacts including a uniform of babe ruth. it draws 300,000 visitors every year. >>> life can be tough in south africa's townships. now some young people are outlining a new future for themselves. they're working on a cartoon depicting different faces of africa. here's the report from capetown. ♪ >> reporte

days, the cuban players are staying with their west hartford families, touring iconic sites like cooperstownnd fenway park and meeting legends who broke barriers for both teams. could you have imagined this moment 20, 30 years ago? >> nope. everybody in this world is supposed to have a chance. >> reporter: a chance to build futures and mend once-broken relationships. >> even though our governments feud, that doesn't mean we should. they're really nice people. >> reporter: did they give you some competition? >> yeah! >> reporter: a home run for them, a home run for history. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, west hartford, connecticut. >> good summer fun. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow at 3:00 eastern on msnbc. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. a peninsula woman gunned down while on vacation. tonight, her family talks about her life... and the major >>> right now at 6:00, a peninsula woman gunned down while in vacation. the major change in

they just got back from cooperstown, new york home of the baseball hall of fame where they're playing in a massive little league tournament. out of 104 teams that they were ranked 80 fifth. they were. they were just trying to have some fun. >> just like a hundred four teams, we thought we were going to be out. >> but they were not out. oh no. they were just getting warmed up. 830 a.m., first game first game against the number 86. a win. second game, 11:00 a.m., another win. now we are rolling. 130 p.m., and, no lunch, no brick, third game of the day, then you ask another win, superstition to start to take hold. >> there doing crazy things like wearing shirts backwards the whole time. the boys reading cheese ball, one parent one parent had a chip which every day. superstitious and whatever they could fit in between innings because i still haven't been by the time the fourth game started at 4:00 p.m. and then there up on the mind. it didn't matter, matter, for games, for wins and by the time they finally fell and their fifth game of the day, they didn't when the tournament but they abso

. >> jimmy: no, will he be there in cooperstown? >> i hope so, yeah. >> jimmy: you don't know yet. when you left the dodgers, it was a terrible exit. >> yeah. sad divorce. >> jimmy: first of all, the team refused to pay you fair market value or anywhere close to fair market value at that time. they also somehow made it seem like you were being greedy, then you wound up going to florida first which was crazy. >> jimmy: then you wound up on the mets. do you feel any animosity towards the dodgers, their new owners now? if they were to have a ceremony, let's say, retiring your number or a special night for you, would you attend something like that? [ cheers and applause ] >> i would. >> jimmy: you would? >> as ricky henderson says, let's let bye-byes be bye-byes. >> jimmy: work that into the speech. that will help you. bitter. you get traded and they're saying bad stuff about you, saying how bad my knees were and stuff. and i was just like -- and as time goes by you realize -- and as i look back, you know, the memories are great. went to spring training, sandy koufax, john roseborough,

inducted into the hall of fame he had two seats reserved for merle and pat everlee reserved in cooperstowne goes back every winter to help raise money at their fundraising banquet. he stays in their home and is like a surrogate son. >> that's great. another ball player went to the majors and didn't quite have ozzie's career. he came from a fabled family a man named darryl miller whose brother was reggie. sister was sheryl. when he arrived in iowa he was a pretty fair player but things didn't start off so well for im did they? >> they really didn't. merle was really hard on him and he wondered why is he so mean to me. >> he thought at first wow is this guy a racist and then he realized he is not at all and ends up loving merle. one thing merle would do is have the catchers learn the position and would take a catcher's mitt and paut piece of plywood on the top of it so the catcher wouldn't catch the ball but had to learn to block the ball. darryl liked to tell -- guys liked to brag about what great basketball players they were and darryl looked down and said my little brother could school yo

days, the cuban players are staying with their west hartford families touring iconic sites like cooperstownrk. >> could you have imagined this moment 20, 30 years ago? >> nope. everybody -- to be somebody that you want to be. >> reporter: a chance to build futures and mend once broken relationships. >> even our government's feud, doesn't mean we should, and they're really nice people. >> did they give you some competition? >> yeah! >> reporter: a home run for them. a home run for history. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: west hartford, connecticut. >>> up next on nbc 10, it's "in depth with graham bensinger." >> we fly along with the greatest golfer to ever live, jack nicklaus. the golden bear explains why his 18 majors won't be his biggest legacy and describes his close relationship with the legend who mentored him. >> this gentleman was over in cart besides the green. he went like this. and he introduced himself as bobby jones. >> all that's coming up next on "in depth" here on nbc 10. >> final check on the forecast. you may need to grab those umbrellas? >> we do for tomorrow. umbrellas a

ken griffe senior retired after the following season and just last month, the kid made it into cooperstownthen, the only other pair that's done it, tim rains senior and junior, and father and son stepped on the field 26 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out, we'll break in, because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. worry world wi your world is neil cavuto is coming up next, along with president pena and mr. trump after this break. this is fox news channel. s cashd from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. which helped him give his players something extra. the cash rewards credit card from bank of america. more cash back for the things you buy most. the cash rewards credit card from bank of america. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not par

thomas hill hubbard, who represented a district that encompassed utica and cooperstown in upstate nework, served in the house from in the 15th and the 17th congresss. hubbard wasn't -- his career was not that long. not that distinguished. fortunately for historians, he wrote his wife phoebe many letters. we don't have many descriptions of sessions in that space. there are rare occasions that it can be serendipitous. hubbard said the members with their hats on or off as they pleased. decorum still required when one rises to speak, he must respectfully take off his hat and address the speaker. question confirmed. then in the very next line, "we have a charming little boy. about 12 years old who waits on the house and when a member rises to submit a resolution, the little fellow leaps around lightly and with the swiftness of an era stands by his side. the boy whom hubbard identified only by the name oswald stood by any member who addressed the house and "if anything is submitted in writing, he takes it and conveys it to the clerk who sits under the speaker's chair and takes his leave and