nearby, two cubs born to another female are being prepared for release.i'm sure everyone at home, including myself, wants to know the answer to — can we see a babyjaguar? no, i'm sorry to tell you we won't see one. but there are some here? yes, they are just right behind us, but they're in another special enclosure where you will see some black meshes, so they can't see people, they don't relate people with food, but we can see them with the cameras. this is a female and, well, she's in her swimming pool. is this — this is one right here? yeah, it's there, yeah. you can see — you have a good eye! thank you! and when they are released, what do you hope will happen? well, we are all very anxious to get to that moment. we expect them to stay close to this place, to the protected area, to find their food here and their home here. we expect them to reproduce and have more cubs, and we will be — it will be successful if that happens. i think it will be the time to say that the ibera ecosystem is complete again, as it used to be in the past. including the cubs,

but first, i know you're a giant cubs fan, a chicago cubs fan >> yes >> jimmy: and you just finishedes >> jimmy: what -- did you guys both, like, go full on fandom or --? >> bill murray for a cubs fan, he's -- he's like a god. like, he's not just a cubs fan he's more important than most players on the cubs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they love him. absolutely yeah >> i didn't have the guts to bring the cubs up to him, until literally i was, like, walking out with my bag, and i ran into him, and i was like, "if i don't say something to him, i'm gonna regret it. >> jimmy: yeah >> and then i kind of blacked out, and i just became a total moron, and was like, "uh, yeah, cubs are great i'm a, you know, cubs fan. [ laughter ] uh, yeah, they're doing good this year. it was so pathetic >> jimmy: he was like, "what's going on what are you saying? >> he was so nice. i'm sure he was like, "what is she talking about? >> jimmy: yeah >> he was so lovely though >> jimmy: you've done high pressure things at cubs games, including something i don't think i would ever do. you threw out the first pitc

hey, cubs. how are you?rmed a special bond with their keeper, musa. but it's a bond that eventually will have to be broken if these lions are to learn to fend for themselves. they're so comfortable with you. that is just... it's just beautiful. you're the captain at the moment. at the moment i'm the captain! in around eight months, it will be too dangerous to walk with zulu and pendu. so i'm lucky to get a chance to do it now. the symbol of the lion is across the world. i mean, you ask anybody around the world. a ten—year—old canadian boy, or a ten—year—old russian boy, or an australian boy, what is a lion, they will give you some kind of description. itjust has that impact on the world. everyone knows what it is. so to lose it in its wild existence, it would be a massive loss. it's only when you see a lion feeding that you get an idea — or you start to understand — just how powerful they are. i mean, it's so impressive. and that lion is only three years old! those are memories of ade�*s trip to southern afr

a third cub crossed. three across and one to go. uh-oh. the fourth cub sup a pole.an be a drag wrangling four little ones. this is something any human mom can relate to. >> go, babies, go. >> robin, mother of four, shot the video and the pole climber in particular -- >> he reminded me of my son. get down off the pole, you're making a scene here. >> reporter: someone on twitter posted ah, someone should get out of their car and help. somebody else put the wise in wiseguy by replying, you want to be mauled because that is how you get mauled. meanwhile, mom was gently mauling her babies. robin's takeaway -- >> just how hard it is to be a mom and especially four babies and felt for the mom. >> scottish comedian jamie godly supplied bear narration. >> oh, [ bleep ]. a minute to myself. give me -- mommy, oh, that's my ear, mommy. >> reporter: just when it seemed all four were safely across, one of the cubs mac a break for it crossing the double yellow line. mom was forced once again to take matters into her mouth as another cub followed in her footsteps. >> oh. >> reporte

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. >> i worked at cub foods. frank: what type of shifts did you pull there? >> every day except wednesday starting at 3:00 p.m. until close. frank: what did you do? >> cashier i would work back up and somebody would come in or favored by various snacks. frank: so how long have you been working at cub foods by that day? >> two months. frank: what can customers get cut foods? >> there is a deli there. you can order food wing combos, anti- nbc images. groceries. toiletries. and there's also phone products as well. >> you can actually go into metro pcs to buy a phone and a plan. frank: today have people to fix and repair phones? >> yes. >> they do a lot there. >> yes. frank: so is it a very busy story may 2020? >> yes. frank: a lot of customers. >> the department that stole one - - sold tobacco was that separated? >> yes when you first reckon there is a door if you open the door that's when you go in and you can get food or snacks or toiletries that's for the tobacco is. frank: is that sectioned off? >> basically you would work both places that tobacco area and t

the other cubs decide they should stay close to mom, so they cross back over the road, too.s one across, another ends up in the street. the video went viral this week as parents around the world sympathize with the bear and those days when you just don't have enough paws to get it all done. a big shoutout to all you mama bears out there. our next high goes to another powerful moment in parenting. this one between a proud military father and his son. master sergeant michael fisher is an instructor with the marine corps junior rotc program. this week, he gave his own son his first salute after michael became a second lieutenant. >> it's a privilege to render you your first salute. but it is a greater honor to say, congratulations, sir, for your commission. >> dad understandably getting choked up there. father and son getting in for a big hug to celebrate before dad gave an emotional speech. >> ladies and gentlemen, my son. he makes my job as a father easier. this young officer is going to grow and do amazing things. >> a salute from us to yond lie. our final low to the scene o

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camera from not too far from where i'm standing from a long shot of that scene back there with the cubthe bystander but he is from the viral video but also other bystanders who came to that scene, and it was played and repeatedly played, and one of the most dramatic moments was when... larry, i am going tojump in because we're going straight to the courtroom where we are seeing now that the judge is there and about to address thejurors. here isjudge cahill. all rise for the jury. please be seated. members of the jury, and understanding of a verdict. —— i understand you have a verdict. members of thejury —— i understand you have a verdict. members of the jury come i will now read the verdicts as they appear in the permanent records the state of minnesota county of hennepin, district court, fourth judicial district, state of minnesota plaintiff versus derek michael show been, verdict counselling —— derek chauvin. port file number 27, cr 20, 12646. we thejury chauvin. port file number 27, cr 20, 12646. we the jury in the above titled manner as to count one, unintentional second degree mur

be better for the future of venezuela and nothing coulbe better for the futu another ctive nation, cub trump: the dictator madu is a cuban puppet. pence: the peoplof venezuela are essentlly cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialispower in venezuela. boltonif this afteoon, 20 to 25,000 cubans lt venezuel i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cuba'international medical program began in 1960 when it sent a health brigade to chile in response to a deadly earthquake. since then, cuba has sent more than 400,000 medical personnel to 164 countries. for decades, cuba's medical missions were purely humanitarian. the gornment didn't charge a penny. today, cuba still sends thousands of doctors to poor countries in africa and latin america at no

the cub scouts in decatur, alabama, and we had a cub scout leader who taught us about marcus garvey and things like that which was rare at the time. >> still rare. >> it is still rare. [laughter] rare then, still rare now. >> but honestly, the first time i remember being completely shocked was when i, you know, this guy played football with me at banks high school in birmingham, alabama, not far from where you went to grammar school. and we were just hanging out. he was a friend of mine, a black friend of mine, and i went, and we just drove over to my girlfriend's house at the time. and, you know, went up and knocked on the door, and the girlfriend's father wouldn't let us in because there was a black dude on his front stairs, steps. and he went nuts. and i'd never seen anything like it in my life. i'd never experienced anything like it in my life. and i was shocked. and it stuck with me forever. and, you know, and that, that would have never happened in my household which is why i was so disappointed -- and the book is essentially about trying to find out what my father said from t

floyd in front of the cub foods? >> i believe at that time floyd was still against the car. i believe during that time, yes. >> so against the driver's side of their squad car? >> i believe so, yes. >> but once you walked over to the far side of the road, over by the dragon walk, you could no longer see what was going on with mr. floyd? >> yeah. yes. >> you indicated that the crowd was getting louder and more aggressive. correct? >> yes. >> and you knew that there were now four officers over at that scene. correct? >> correct, yes. >> and so your main focus was on watching those passengers? >> yes. and the car. >> and you assumed when you were doing that that those four officers for okay over there because there were four of them? >> yes. >> and they had radioed for help, you would have heard it over your radio? >> yes. >> and they never radioed for help, did they? >> no. >> i have no further questions, your honor. >> anything further? >> no, your honor. >> thank you. you're excused. >> thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're going to take a ten minute break while we check

play-by-play for the cubs. it is this year i can hear a woman called the cubs game for the first time. that's incredibly exciting. a ton of us grew up after the title ix decision from 1972. we grew up watching sports sitting on our dads or our mom slaps. is a huge part of my family. we all played volleyball. is a gymnast. it was a huge part of my life. who didn't want to talk about sports? if you're interested in social justice sports is where we work through our issues whether jackie robinson integrating baseball, billie jean king. women's rights are lgbtq. mohammed ali and vietnam war. really start with sports. has a lot of different paul that you can talk about pertinent issues with sports. host. >> it's also usually the first question we are asked. how do you get into sports? i asked my guy friends are you asked that? they say never. yes but i am the biggest sports fan of them all between my brother and my dad. when you grow up in chicago or west philly or new york and in so many places, it wasn't gender re

on home gun assembly kits and ownership restrictions biden has called gun violence an epidemic the cubs follow mass shootings in colorado and georgia republicans have attacked the measures as unconstitutional. iran has freed a south korean oil tanker it seems in january tehran had demanded the transfer of a 7 of $7000000000.00 being held in seoul because of u.s. sanctions it's not known whether any payment was made to ship sailed out as before international talks over iran's nuclear program and. indonesia's navy has delivered rain relief supplies to regions hit by authorities declared a state of emergency after storms devastated several communities over 200 people have been killed more bad weather is for cost. demonstrators in northern ireland petrol bombs at police and set fires as sectarian violence spreads crowds have ignored appeals for calm tensions have been fueled by trade barriers which came in when britain left the european union. as military cracks down on ads and to protest is a d.w.i. investigation has established that a web of business interests is held by the families of m

go cubs. >> absolutely. 35 degrees. >> john: 35 degrees.ing to get a game tonight. the nats were supposed to have a home opener against the mets. because of covid problems with the nationals, they've had to postpone it. looks like it will be not for another couple days. a good thing they're back to playing. as the old saying goes, nothing like a home game, even if it's an away game. >> sandra: do grab a chicago-style dog. >> there you go. i was going to say, sandra, i was thinking last july, it was so much warmer for opening day. i wish it could be like that every year. i'm told a cold opening day is a rite of passage in chicago. >> sandra: that is fun. nothing like them. grady, john, thanks. we wish everybody good luck to their teams opening day. it is spring time. the sun is shining here in new york city. >> john: yeah. not having a lot of luck here in washington. whether or not the nat's game with the mets has been delayed or not, it's just so great to have baseball start again and to have at least some semblance of getting back in with

now 10s of thousands are sitting in boxes in pittsburgh while trevor is pitching in chicago for the cubst decision. thankfully that is above my pay grade. >> reporter: and now one seattle area company is dealing with the bobbling back up. was there a boint that the room was over flowing in bobbleheads? >> over flowing is a understatement. >> reporter: they make all the cool things that sports teams give away. like all these bobbleheads. the giants resurrected the craze with a give away back in 1999. and soon, these limited run items became a hot ticket for collectors, some selling for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. >> at least 2/3 of the bobblehead productions are in production or on their way to the stadiums by march. >> reporter: are we talking about millions bobbleheads. >> we are talking millions bobbleheads. yes. so then we had to go in to action saying are we staging for the first month, or three months had that we are not going have fans but it will turn back on, verses the final decision of no fans,, now where do you store themem for use next year. >> reporter: bobblehead-s

and now take a look at this 2 more fun to bobcat cubs. they're back home in the wild. >> after spending the last 8 months at the wildlife center of silicon valley. they were found last summer in a park monterey. they were raised together in a naturalized enclosure so they could retain their fear of people and be self-sufficient. they were fed things like live rodents. the cubs were returned to the wild last week. >> still ahead, we have new details on that shooting in southern california that left 4 people dead. the connection between the victims and the suspect. and another day of their emotional testimony in the chauvin trial by george floyd's girlfriend says. >> had been so emotionally distraught before his death. plus this man convicted of a 10 year-old girl in monterey county 3 years after the crime, how police were able to get the evidence >> dna from a face mask has helped police catch a child rapist 3 years after the crime. you know, this week a monterey county jury found a 28 year-old man. guilty of several charges leonardo convi

robert: we all want to go to the cubs game.upposedly wearing masks and spread out through the stadium, and it is outside. some of these situations are tenable. we can do them. if this peak continues, that is all going to end. they are already talking about banning indoor dining again here in the chicago area, and all of the venues will shut down again if we don't get a hold of this thing. lisa: you are saying it is not that hard to all wear masks. perhaps. it is not that hard to remain three to six feet away from one another. that gets more difficult for people who have to get back to work, have children at home, and need to figure out what childcare situations they have, or if they need to engage with somebody else. what is ok and what is not ok in the list of things getting reopened right now? robert: it is the same thing, wearing the mask and socially distancing and taking the vaccine. we've got to get these vaccines out there because that will slow the whole thing down. they are not 100%, but it is going to be 90% better. t

we know that ems responded to cub foods at 827 and 27 seconds.consideration of the three—minute expectation of miss hanson. but the ambulance had driven several blocks away to 36 and park, arriving sometime between 8:31pm and 8:33pm. we know that because there are two exhibits, 62 and 63, that were introduced. 62 shows one paramedic and officer lane in the back, 63 shows two paramedics and other silane in the back, so somewhere between minute and a half to three minutes to get to 36 and park where they began resuscitating efforts. the first air is pumped into mr floyd per dr tobin at 2035. it is seven minutes and 46 seconds after ems responded to cup foods. we ultimately know that the ambulance left 36 and park at 848 and 23 minutes. it arrived at hcm city at 8:53pm, shortly after, so it took about five minutes to get from 36 and park to hc mc. what would have happened if ems had started recessed to put efforts right away, rather than driving to 36 and park, they went to the hospital? they would have been there in that time. i am not suggesting t

they also has published many works on the chicago cubs including before they were the cops. early years of chicago's first professional baseball team, which was published in 2019. jack lives in fredericksburg as the father of two children, patrick and laura but not researching and writing he enjoys hiking with them particularly in the shenandoah mountains. it's a very great pleasure to introduce my good friend jack bales. thank you for your more than kind introduction bill. i remember clearly when you first started the great lies program so many years ago. the great lives web page points out that the purpose of the series is to explore the diverse lives and achievements of remarkable people. while the program has certainly done that but of course that is largely due to your hard work which is but me and so many other speakers here to this podium. and i'm also grateful to the sponsors of my presentation john and linda coker whom i've known for so many years. so thanks so much john and linda for your fine support of great lives. are probably no other author of children's books

this is what we need to do in society. >> reporter: outside the cub foods store, there is not just aorial to george floyd anymore. it's more of a community center. there is community gatherings that happened at the former gas station and there's a community garden that all of the people help plant and take care of. ♪ on any given day, jay web, a former professional basketball player, is in the square planting hope and beauty. >> we beautify the situation. >> reporter: feet away, floyd took his last breaths last year. then in march of this year, another man's body lay dying outside the store. he was shot and killed by a resident. neighbors, wbusiness owners and activists are battling back violence and arguing over the barriers that have closed off the streets to traffic to the square for nearly a year now. but there is still love and light being shared here. >> this is our response. do your worst and we'll do our best. this is his. every direction. peace. love. >> well done, sara. you really brought the community home here. you have been in minneapolis since it started, throughout thi

it was one of those tiger cubs, asian tiger cubs that spawns from julian robinson, tiger management. be real clear about this. he didn't plead guilty, he was civilly charged, neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing. his fund was closed down; there was some sort of consent decree. to saying he pleaded guilty would be a stretch too far. liz: got it. all i'm saying is, listen, i was treated like a criminal when i was applying for a -- a couple years ago at a major bank. [laughter] >> should the civil charge have been a red flag. he does have a checkered regulatory background. you could make that case. and i agree with you. liz: okay. charlie, thank you. i got him to agree with me. [laughter] >>> desperately needed or a waste of your taxpayer dollars? the big bucks that could chug into amtrak station as part of team biden's high-speed rail hopes despite the fact that the transportation giant isn't even profitable outside the northeast. we are going to take you live to d.c.'s union station for the real story. >>> and as sports fans slowly start packing in the stands again, john levy is fin

we are at the square, outside cub foods where george floyd died. hundreds of people are gathered here. what we are also hearing from are mothers of children, many different mothers of children who have been explain by police officers. you will remember this, i'm sure. that is the memorial that the world saw. it is still here. and it changes every single day. that's just one part of the memorial. there is much, much more. as we loop around. and we are just going to try to make our way around the crowd. but you have asian immigrants who are speaking as we speak. you have mothers who have lost children to police violence. you have people who have been here taking care of this memorial for almost a year now. they are here. this is the memorial now. they generally change these flowers out on a regular basis. but in some instances they have left some of them dead because there was a death here. if you look just beyond that speed limit sign you will see the outline of where george floyd has died. it has been lit up every single night sense he died, with c

michael: zoo keepers in havana, cuba, are celebrating the birth of four bengal titled -- bengal tiger cubs white tigers are a genetic variation of bengal tigers, which are usually orange. numbers in the wild have dwindled in recent years due to poaching, deforestation, and hunting. here's a reminder of the top story we are following at this hour -- several of hong kong's most prominent democracy campaigners have been sentenced over antigovernment protests. media tycoon jimmy lai has been sentenced for 14 months. and the 82-year-old father of democracy has been given a deferred sentence. i will be back in a moment for "the day." he to see you then. anchor: ukraine's president pushes for a four-way summit with russia, france and germany as paris and berlin call on moscow to pull its troops out of eastern ukraine. russia starts counter sanctions on on the u.s. a day after the u.s. imposes sanctions for what it calls russia's role on undermining democracy. protesters and ethnic minorities, opponents of the myanmar military junta come together to form a national

four bear cubs seen waiting patiently for their mama there. pool in arcadia. the homeowner shot this video and said it's not the first time the bears have visited the property to take a dip, one bear cub gets left behind, oh no. after the mother gets out of the pool, she says, come on. i told you several times, when i said i'm ready to go, i'm ready to go. >> don't make me come over there. >> right, she finally returns to nudge the little one to rejoin the family. you know it was a long talk on the way home. what i tell you, showing out over somebody else's house? adorable. >> don't be acting up. >> just wait until we get home. >> right? i gave you the speech before i left the house. exactly, mike. >> yes. that's the one i always got. my father was like cllike home, because dinner was on the table at a certain time. we knew he would be home. as soon as mom sorted fixing dinner, the anxiety rose. a lot. a lot. i love eating. not that >>> they reminded us on twitter, it is adopt a shelter pet day. i thought that was great. she adopted one and of

ashley: go cubs go. it is opening day at wrigley field where grady trimble is.ormal year but is the biggest event chicago has had in over a year. we should mention as well the mets national game is being postponed because of covid so we are happy the game is going to happen as planned. a graphic that gives you a sense what different teams are doing across the league, 12% for the red sox, kind of an asterisk against the yankees and mets game proving your negative for covid or had the vaccine and the rangers are the big anomaly. they are letting 100% capacity into the stadium. i talked to the president of business operations for the cubs who tells me 25% is not where they want to be but enough to be in the green for game day, not so much for the total operation. >> that is just for the event itself, not the business as a whole. we are projecting losses again this year just because the business does depend on getting the 3 million people in the building. >> reporter: thinking to last opening day, it was beautiful weather that day and today it is in the 30s, last se

cedric steel operates a restaurant around the block from cub foods. he said the attention has commanded his attention since the start. >> george floyd is all of us. you know what i mean? and it's just not just minnesota, it's the whole world. it affected the whole world. so yes, sir, i definitely do want justice. >> reporter: today prosecutors are expected to question investigators about technical aspects of the case. and again, prosecutors in this case will call on experts they feel will speak to more the technical aspects of this case. we're expected to hear more of that eventually. we will hear from the minneapolis police chief. anne-marie? >> that should be very interesting testimony. skyler henry in minneapolis, thank you. >>> so to the latest on the crisis at the u.s.-mexico border now. there is dramatic new video of smugglers dropping children over a border wall. we want to warn you, it's tough to watch. video captured by border patrol shows one smuggler perched on top of the wall. two small kids are dropped separately over the 14-foot barrier.

about are celebrating the birth of 4 bengal tiger cubs including a rare white tiger the new arrivals are the result of 2 decades spent trying to bring the endangered animals up the zoo white tigers are internet a variation of bengal tigers which argues all the orange numbers in the wild have to windell to race in years due to poaching deforestation and excessive hunting. here's a quick reminder of the top stories that we're following for you several of hong kong's most prominent democracy campaigners have been sentenced for their roles in the 29000 anti-government protests media tycoon jimmy lie has been sentenced to 14 months in prison and 82 year old martin lead known as hong kong's father of democracy received a suspended sentence. next sunday during a news a targeted violence by myanmar's military is forcing people to flee to border areas we track developments in the on mars fight for democracy and how the coronavirus pandemic has spurred a cosmetic surgeries in taiwan. all that more coming up with my colleague there ash better g in just a couple of moments time i'm sorry kelly i

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lot of people now will be saying look you a for which has been considered free so far welcoming the cubs back needs to come down hard on them it needs to punish them for what many as i said see as their face griese. stay with us because with another piece of news quite upsetting news from the german bundesliga football because the in evitable has been confirmed show it could have been relegated after a defeat to be the only goal of the game came when captain fabio and close pal home from just outside the box was shot his 21st in 30 games so far this season and brings the club's more than 30 years spell in germany's top flight . to a bitter end. john what does this mean and whether the ghosts wrongful shock well as sad as it is for shall confound the thinking writing has been on the wall for a very long time they've only 12 games or season they're on track for the 2nd worth season and bring this league history they've been through 5 coaches lots of resignations behind the scenes that already paints in one season 5 watches the ones my friends in one season paint the picture a club in all k

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he tells the former owner of the chicago cubs, a guy named charlie wheatman, about it. eventually, kaminsky, at the start of the season, is going to know about these rumors. he is going to get very agitated about it. the manager of the white sox is going to get very agitated about it. and after the series is over, there is a series of articles coming out about the rumored fix from a guy named hugh fullerton. and it's interesting that, when they come out, the sporting news, the bible of baseball. comes out and -- and really, there's a famous account or passage by them, which is incredibly anti-semitic. about a bunch of hook-nosed, thick-lipped gamblers, who are behind this. and -- and, you know, just because they do things, don't believe that anyone in our great game, our great-american game, played by americans, would ever stoop to this. well, they certainly stooped to it. kaminsky investigated and hired gamblers in the offseason. how much he covered this up? how much he knew? how much -- how much did he really know? there's knowing and there's proving. he offered a $10

. >>> in bosnia, a friendly deer cub has taken an interest in soccer the family found the cub when het a baby and decided to adopt him. his moves have made him an attraction in his small village there and he has quite the moves. >>> scott, back to you. >> rahel, thank you again. >>> we mentioned the dow hitting 34,000 today, a new record high. wanted to go through some of this year's biggest winners because, jim lebenthal, you made an interesting point earlier when we were talking about whether the so-called roaring '20s strayed would be a boon for some of the retail and travel and leisure stocks, you said to take a better look at the industrial or dow-type stocks really that have already gone through a little bit of consolidation and, thus, would be ready for the next leg higher rather than having to wait to go through that names like boeing, which are up -- writehich is up 17% year-to-date, sisco, 3m up almost 13. tell me more. >> i think general motors is in there as well, or maybe it was kicked out of the dow, scott i can't remember it has been in and out i think the general point

he tells the former owner of the chicago cubs, a guy named charlie wingman about it. eventually, comiskey at start of the season is going to know about these rumors. he's going to get very agitated about it. the manager of the white sox is going to get very agitated about it. and after the series is over, there's a series of articles coming out about the rumored fix from a guy named hugh fullerton. it's interesting that when they come out, the sporting news, the bible of baseball comes out and lambastes fullerton and there's a famous account -- or or passage by them which is incredibly anti-semitic about hooked nose, thick-lipped gamblers behind this. and, you know, just because they do things, don't believe anyone in our great game -- our great american game played by americans would ever stoop to this. well, they certainly stoop to it. comiskey hired gamblers in the off-season. how much he covered up, how much he knew -- how much he really knew, there's knowing and proving. he offered a $10,000 reward right after the series to anyone that could prove that the series

lot of people now will be saying look you a fee which has been considered free so far welcoming the cubs back needs to come down hard on them it needs to punish them for what many as i said see as their face griese. stay with us because with another piece of news quite upsetting news from the german bundesliga football because the in evitable has been confirmed show it could have been relegated after a defeat to be the only goal of the game came when captain fabio and close power from just outside the box and she was 21st in 30 games so far this season and brings the club's more than 30 years spell in germany's top flight. to a bitter end. john what does this mean and whether the ghosts wrongful shaka well as sad as it is for shall confound the thinking writing has been on the wall for a very long time they've only 12 games or season they're on track for the 2nd worth season in history have been 35 coaches lots of resignations behind the scenes that already paints and one season 5 launches and one is 5 times in one season paint the picture a club in all kinds of trouble the financial sit