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>> anytime you are compared to derek jeter it is the ultimate compliment. ultimately that is my goal. >> reporter: unlike derek jeter a bachelor and social star pose pose y is a home body. he married his high school sweetheart, they met studying for the sats. >> i did better than she did. >> he is competitive at all times. >> he can't help it. >> is he correcting your grammar all the time? >> he always corrects my grammar. i don't think that will ever stop. >> like? >> he always corrects it. if he ever messes up i'm sur to correct him. >> reporter: the posies live near san francisco during the season but once baseball is over they make the journey east to his hometown of leesburg, georgia. fewer than 3,000 people live here. about the only drama we saw was a minor tantrum from his son, lee. >> i want to play on them. >> reporter: gerald dempsey posey iii. posey was raised in this house complete with its own turkey barn. the little league field now bears his name. >> haven't been on this one in a while. looks like we need a little maintenance before we can ge

phil: this is shooting after michael jordan shortstop for the yankees after derek jeter.an he make the show his own, or does he have to make it jon stewart like? mark: you are best off to inherit the audience, not build from scratch. i do not know if they're going to try to change the format. to me, they chose to go in a different direction, maybe he would be awesome, but i would be a little worried as i was running that show right now they can keep much of the audience. phil: there is a good piece on him on bloomberg politics right now, so go ahead and check that out. and before we tease our b block, patronage senator kennedy, including president obama, senator john mccain, and come up worse, what event would not be complete without a tech kennedy anecdote from vice president joe biden junior. mr. biden: trying to get me out of my office, get me engaged and i remember walking into the senate chamber, the senate jim life at the ymca, the men walk around between the shower and the dolls with nothing on, and i remember walking in and then saying, joe, i would like you to me

derek jeter's replacement, perhaps? yankees win this one, 4-1. after their win thursday the flyers moved to within four points of the boston bruins for the final wild card playoff spot. orange and black in boston for the biggest game of the season at 1:00 on comcast sports net. steve mason hasn't completely been focused. the flyers announce they and goaltender's coach jeff reese mutually parted ways. >> he was something that expressed a ton of confidence in my abilities to get back to the point where he knew i could play at. it's been a tough couple days here. >> the flyers welcome prep freshman patrick cannon to practice on friday. nearly two weeks ago, cannon suffered a fractured vertebrae in his neck after colliding with a teammate during practice. it's an injury that almost always results in paralysis but thankfully, he's back on his feet. >>> allen iverson, sixers up up noel here. >>> drexel almost to the college of charleston 56-48 in the opening round of the caa tournament. they finish 11-19. that will do it for sports i'm amy fadool. >>>

i'm not angry at derek jeter for winning five world championships and dating two models a day for 18 years. i think that's the way life s overcome it. deal it with. life is not fair. just do your best. stop resenting people. >> the other thing, is you know, we work hard because we want to pass it on to our children. that is a main motivator. set your children up so they're better off than you were when you were a kid. so there is an nfl player named chris borland, 24 years old who retired after one year playing in the nfl y? >> he had over 100 tackles and en route to making a multimillion dollar salary. he'll make $600,000 this year. he is only two concussions in his life. one came from soccer. he started doing research in a book about to come out about what can happen if you have play football and have the brain injuries. he's not worth it. i have a ba in history at wisconsin, i'm going to start using that. he was going to make $650,000 this year. it is scarey. as the mother tleef kids and two of them young boys i worry about this. should i? >> you should, in a way. life is full of

derek jeter as we've been reporting a lot. he has a chunk of change. he wants to convert $200 million and use that as springboard, follow in the career footsteps of michael jordan. melissa: melissa: 200 million is not enough. he has a shot. these guys are experts marketings themselves. in this culture he has a shot if he does it right. melissa: he is pretty smart. done a lot of smart didn't get married. >> never got married. never had kids. melissa: i don't know -- okay. >> 1500 billionaire on that list. and beneath all those billions is basically the economy, right? there is a huge amount of economic activity below all of that jobs, people making decent living. >> absolutely. melissa: i like that point. i like that point. let's end on that. thanks, guys. >>> striking at the heart of isis iraqi forces launch a huge counter attack north of baghdad. the only power ranking that really matters. listen who is leading the pack into 2016 not to mention who is falling way behind. we have charlie's porn star coming up. more "money." ♪ the real question that nee

derek jeter's replacement, perhaps? he pulls one down the line. run comes around yankees win this one, 4-1. >>> after their win thursday, the flyers moved to within four points of the boston bruins for the final wild card playoff spot. orange and black in boston for the biggest game of the season today at 1:00 on comcast sports net. goaltender steve mason's mind hasn't completely been focused. the flyers announced they and goaltender's coach jeff reese have mutually parted ways. mason says he owes his success to reese. >> right from the start of working with him, he was somebody that expressed a ton of confidence in my abilities to get back to a point where he knew i could play at. it was -- it's been a tough couple days here. >> the flyers welcome holy ghost prep freshman patrick cannon to practice on friday. nearly two weeks ago, cannon suffered a fractured vertebrae in his neck after colliding with a teammate during practice. it's an injury that qlmost always results in paralysis, but thankfully, cannon is back on his feet. >>> the sixers hosti

we also have seen derek jeter retired. he was one of the huge glove adjustors, maybe his exiting from the game will speed things along a little bit. >> sreenivasan: finally, speed and baseball, wilfarrell for a charitable cause what is he trying to do? >> playing nine positions-- actually 10 positions because he's going to five different games, so that means thereby 10 teams. he will be the umpire in one of these games. he's honoring the former athletic bert camp narris, the first player to perform this feat. ferrell is a 40-year-old comedian, las vegas or offshore betting has odds on will he commit an error? it's quite likely and so we'll see how that goes. >> sreenivasan: mike pesca we'll see how that goes thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ifill: finally, to our "newshour shares" of the day. something that caught our eye that might be of interest to you, too. 82 years ago today, president franklin delano roosevelt delivered the first of 30 radio speeches, which came to be known as the fireside chats. the addresses comfort

call "this week in numbers." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: let's get started. 24, the age of derek jeter'sdavis, who appears on the cover of the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue. 39, the age of alex rodriguez's only love who appears in his mirror ever day. [ laughter and applause ] sticking with the swimsuit issue -- 30,000, the number of bikinis that were considered for the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue. half of one, the number of bikinis that made it into the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue. [ laughter and applause ] 48, the number of inches of snow expected to drop on the boston area over the next week. [ boston accent ] 248,000, the number of "r"'s expected to drop in the boston area over the next 24 hours. "r" droppage will be especially heavy in concord, medford, and arlington. two, the number of days until valentine's day. one, the number of "o's in "oh, [ bleep ]!" [ laughter and applause ] 25, the average number of selfies a u.s. teen takes every day. also 25, the number of hours the chinese teens spend in school every day. so, we'll catch them. we'll catch them. 14,

i'm here to pay homage to the derek jeter of the financial world. >> i've been watching since he was on kudlow and cramer. >> we're happy to be here to celebrate your tenth anniversary with you. >> congratulations on ten wonderful years. >> we love you and you really need to consider running for public office. >> thank you for helping the little guy out. a big boo-yah to you. >> and there he is the man with his fans in one of the two studios for tonight's show. jim, welcome. good to see you. you've got a couple hours left to go. can you give us any hints about tonight? >> we have chipotle on tonight and then we're going to talk to boeing. he buys his planes in dollars. this is the greatest american manufacturer today. >> what did you think of the box of aaron levie. this kid has been running this company for ten years and suddenly he goes public and he's already playing the beat game with wall street analysts and his stock is getting killed today. >> i have to tell you, bill and kelly, congratulations on really holding his feet to the fire. i thought it was an amazing interview. i do

derek jeter is the non-basketball player. this should be the other way around. truth and be that as it may i agree with everything these guys say and by the way i feel very honored to be onstage with these guys. they are really at the top of their game and it's a really interesting time to be doing this kind of nonfiction, whatever we want to call it. i don't like calling a creative nonfiction because that already implies that you are making something up. it seems literary journalism or literary history sounds a little precious i thank. so i don't know but i call it narrative nonfiction. and you know one of the things it is compared with and often with a certain note of hostility is academic. all of us write history so there is academic history and then there it is whatever it is we do. popular history and i have never fully understood the puzzlement and the outright hostility that exists in academia towards narrative, telling stories. i give talks all over the country at universities and i'm also a teacher at colorado college in colorado. what i do is like a ho

think derek jeter in his last game against the red sox being ejected in the first inning.raps up the game with look at this. barnicle. gorgeous. like cirque du soleil. only tatum channing has moves like that. and beat liverpool 2-1. look that. it's gorgeous. >> roger, do you know who mookie betts? >> related to mookie wilson? >> no. no not really. no. >> he's the center fielder for the boston red sox who own liverpool. >> yes. >> how does 645 million -- where did you get that number? 645 million people watch this? >> it's called rating. i'll tell you, it's what -- >> thank you for explaining. >> liverpool in the first place, they realized they were obsessed with the super bowl obsess wd baseball but saw the numbers for english premiere league worldwide and realized they could take the red sox like dunkin' donuts, new ballans andance and chelsea leads. eight games to play. six points ahead. can we just see that goal? it is gorgeous. >> can we go back to a real sport? >> oh donny deutsch, stick to brooklyn. >> please, please. >> play that for donny deutsch, he wants to see i

>> i wanted to be the shortstop for the new york yankees, but derek jeter had the same idea.ight place at the right time. we were both navy test pilots. >> how is your wife doing? >> she's doing really well. she's watching this right now. >> we talk all the time about how that tragedy changed a lot of things that you saw on tv. changed the way that network executives looked at programming. >> absolutely. we were a part of that conversation behind the scenes and in front of the cameras because we felt like something was really wrong with the tone of everything leading up to that. and when it happened we were on the phone watching everything unfold and really shaken by it. how is her recovery first of all, going given the state of her injuries? i hear it's incredible how she's doing. >> yes, when you consider she was shot from about three feet away with a .9 millimeter in her head, it's remarkable she survived. to see how far she's come and continues to go. just with hard work she continues to improve. but it is a lot of hard work. i really admire her. she reminds me every day

derek jeter is the non-basketball player. this should be the other way around. truth and be that as it may i agree with everything these guys say and by the way i feel very honored to be onstage with these guys. they are really at the top of their game and it's a really interesting time to be doing this kind of nonfiction, whatever we want to call it. i don't like calling a creative nonfiction because that already implies that you are making something up. it seems literary journalism or literary history sounds a little precious i thank. so i don't know but i call it narrative nonfiction. and you know one of the things it is compared with and often with a certain note of hostility is academic. all of us write history so there is academic history and then there it is whatever it is we do. popular history and i have never fully understood the puzzlement and the outright hostility that exists in academia towards narrative, telling stories. i give talks all over the country at universities and i'm also a teacher at colorado college in colorado. what i do is like a ho