the words and actions are showplace in fenway, boston or any -- have no place in fenway, boston or anyplacewe are better than this. the red sox apologized to jones and the organization: >> now, the team says there were 34 ejections at fenway last night one for the person who threw the peanuts at jones, one for language toward a player. jones says kicking out unruly fans isn't enough. they need to face a lifetime ban from the stadium or fines of $10,000, $20,000, $30,000. the two teams playing again right now and jones got a standing ovation his first at bat tonight at fenway. [ [ applause and cheers ] jones then struck out which i'm sure the fans also cheered. [ laughter ] >> but it was a nice gesture to start off the game. >> that's the key. the good fans have to police the idiots. >> and they outnumber the others. >> i know at at&t you can text if there's trouble around you somebody saying somebody they shouldn't say. they will come get 'em. >> thank you. >>> heart stopping video out of china of a toddler being run over. surveillance cameras show the child run into the busy intersection.

. >> red sox fans giving an orioles player a standing ovation at fenway park. the night before, a different scene, racially attacks from the stand. the player calling the fans takes action. >> we saw the stars come out for the met gala. what happened inside the event? we'll recap all the selfies, the dancing, the twirling, and more, coming up in "the skinny" on this wednesday, may 3. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> what happens at the met gala stays at the met gala. unless in the elevator and you are beyonce, solange, jay-z. legendary. >> unless that or unless somebody decide to take start selfies in the bathroom. we'll tell you who. >> somebody who likes to sake selfies. we'll start in washington, d.c. where the president sort of made like a stunning statement online. calling for a future government shutdown. >> the house expected to vote on a massive spending bill to keep the government running. and the white house says the president will sign it. but it follows a day of conflicting messages about his thoughts on the deal. re.gh a b

. >>> coming up, racial slurs during a game at fenway park last night.t he says was yelled and thrown at him after the break. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. what's going on? oh hey! find out how american express cards and services ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> baltimore orioles center fielder adam jones says he was the target of racial slurs and insults last night at fenway park and says fan even threw peanuts at him. boston police confirm they are investigating that. the red sox is

kevin, how often have you heard this word being used at fenway?ally have ever heard the "n" word used at fenway. i have heard it many times in boston in various places. what i tried to write about the other day was the idea of people being overruly defensive about this and engaging in a form of deniali denial by suggesting that because there's no independent corroboration of what mr. jones said happened at the game people don't believe him. it's not a small number of people who don't believe him. i think it's rather large. if you listen particularly to sports talk radio, if you look at the comment boards even in the"the boston globe" you'll fi people skeptical and accusing him of lying. you have to place it in the context of what's going on nationally and what people say on cable networks, sports cable networks in particular describing boston as the most racist sports city in america. there's a realov overdefensive reaction to that. instead of talking about the bigger problem which is in fact people using racist terms at sporting events, shouting

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. >> one night after he was gorbally attacked with racial first at-bat at fenway. >> i'm appreciative that action was taken. >> congress derslive a warning to airline executives. fix customer service or we will do it for you. >> it's an amazingid veo out of washington state. the small plane crashed onto a roadway. >> it's a miracle nobody was hurt. >> all that dash. >> the white houseri befing ended in a bizarre fashion. >> where did sean go? >> he just walked away. >> -- and all that matters. >> there was a call between vladimir putin and president trump. it was a phone call. >> it was a long call. you hang up. no, you hank up. net, you hang up. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> i was on the way of winning until the combination of jim comey's letter and russian minds of people who were in line to vote for me and got scared off. >> and weousen the way to winning that race until usain bolt ran faster than me. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." president trump says it's time for congress to vote on replacing o

. >>> yes, serious consequences possible following monday night's racial taunting at fenway park. adam jones of the baltimore orioles says he was targeted. >> early in last night's game, the red sox fans tried to do good. took a stand against racism. john atwater of our station in boston reports. >> adam jones. red sox fans cheering for the opponent, even standing up as orioles centerfielder, adam jones comes up to bat. >> what happened last night was uncalled for, disrespectful, and i don't care who the it is, if opposing team or not. >> reporter: the response at fenway after an ugly monday night. jones says a bag of peanuts was thrown at him, and he says fans taunted him with racial slurs. >> i heard the n word. when you hear these kinds of things there are kids around. i got two little boys. i don't want my kids hearing it. nieces nephews, 10, 11. how do i explain to them. >> reporter: reaction to the racial heckling swift with red sox management immediately apologizing. >> this is a great city. a great fan base. and to have one or two taint what the perception of our fans migh

. >>> a day after hearing racist taunts from a few at fenway feet last night to welcome adam jones with a standing ovation. >> this is something different, and i just want to get in the box and get on with the gamie. >>> and saved at sea. a survivor, 32 hours in scott lands. >>> good morning. welcome to cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> today james comey testifies on capitol hill before the committee that oversees the fbi. this is into the alleged collusion between the campaign and russia. late last night they tweeted, comey was the best thing and it was used as a just fi kay for mr. trump's tweet followed comments by hillary clinton who said it was the 11th hour interference by comey and russian hackers that cost her the election. >> i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim comey's letter on october 28th and russia wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were to find a vote for me and got scared off. >> clinton also took on some of the blame for her loss. tomorrow comey testifies before closed doors to the

. >> hang out with us through the sports cast,ly show you how fans at fenway responded when jones stepped up to the plate tonight in the first inning. >>> now, new information on a cold around the world as the serial stabber. we can add one more victim to his list. this one happened in leesburg,. >> he has confessed to stabbing a neighbor in 2009. they didn't have enough evidence to move forward. lane's cold-blooded murder remained unsolved until abulazom's prison confession. >> it feels so good to have closure. it feels so good to not be in fear like i have been the last eight years. i know jamie is smiling down on us today. and i know she is finally resting in peace. >> in return for his confession, he was granted immunity. leesburg authorities say he is already serving life in michigan. this was about giving the lane family peace. >>> new tonight, metro is making moves to lv mystery. a transportation report that ground tests have been scheduled near the georgia avenue petworth metro in northwest dc. neighbors think the trains are shaking their home. brandon todd says he just got an upd

does fenway have a problem? what's going hon here?eally beyond crosses the line. >> yeah. the only thing that's really distinct about this particular issue is adam jones works has always been an outspoken ballplayer on political issues, decided to be outspoken about what took place. i mean, when you talk to african-american major ballplayers they speak of fenway park being a specific environment where they are subject to this kind of invective and it runs very deep. what jackie robinson, jim rice and barry bonds all have in common beyond hall of fame numbers is they were all called the "n" word at fenway park. the boston red sox were the last team to integrate in major league baseball and a street leading to the park is still named after the owner tom yawkey who kept the team from integrating. that's true it's not every boston fan and you see a lot of people online saying this is not all boston fans, et cetera, but that doesn't change the fact that the boston red sox are not confronting this issue at their park, and if they are not go

one day after jones said he experienced something much different at fenway. the all star said fans used the n word during monday's game. the fan also threw a bag of peanuts at him. >> things like this, they just don't have a place in the game. i thought we moved past that >> reporter: the 12 year veteran said this is not the first time he heard racist language in boston. boston's mayor was embarrassed. >> to have a fool, i'm going to call him a fool, her a fool, i don't know what it was, i'd like to say worse, to do something like that, disrespectful to all of us. >> reporter: the commissioner called it inexcusable. boston residents said they are better than that. >> that's not boston. boston isn't like that. >> reporter: two fans were ejected for targeting jones, more than 30 alsoic candidate out. police launched a criminal investigation. dan schenamen, nbc news. >>> this morning new dash cam video when a small plane crashed on a busy freeway in washington state. take a look at this as the plane came from the right side of the screen. clips that power line t

an embarrassing moment at fenway park. major league baseball and the nation were celebrating the 70th anniversary of jackie robinson's joining the brooklyn dodgers and breaking baseball's color barrier but clearly some boston red sox fans have not evolved much since 1947. the sox and in fact the whole commonwealth of massachusetts are now apologizing to orioles outfielder adam jones for racist taunts that fans hurled at him last night at fenway. jones said one fan even threw peanuts at him. here he is moments ago talking to reporters about what happened. >> i heard the "n" word and -- and i get certain reactions when someone says something clever or something stupid andig north. last night it was not clever. it was stupid and ignorant and i thought we moved past that a long time ago and obviously with what's going on in the real world things like this, people are outraged and speaking up at an alarming rate. >> jones said he heard around 60 fans at the game at fenway last night were ejected from the game. the red sox did n

at last night's game, adam jones spoke about the racial tension at fenway park. >> people still liveworld. still have their own views. some people like to express hatred towards another person and other groups. long history of these kind of incidents in boston, and, you know, identify spoke with various players of different era, and a lot of the things they told me i can't say. >> three of the red sox four outfielders are african-american and one of them, mookie betts encouraged red sox fans to cheer on adam jones. that's what they did. jones got a stand ovation before his first at-bat. >> much appreciated by boston red sox and mlb head of it. just appreciative that action was taken and that not everybody feels the same way as select people. >> as for the red sox-orioles game we had fireworks. chris dale throwing high to nanny. they do have some history. machado didn't hold back after the game. >> do something about [ bleep ] pitchers out there [ bleep ] with ball in their hands with 100 miles per hour trying to hit people. [ bleep ] i can go up and crush somebody if i wanted to. i w

the red sox are under fire after racist incidents at fenway park. speaking to cnn about what happened when he was there. that's coming up. i love how usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs. . >>> back-to-back racist incident at fenway park have now shaken the baseball community. major league baseball is collecting information to review policies regarding fan behavior. after a fan threw a bag of p peanuts to an outfielder and called him the "n" ward. a recording of the man who used that racial slur talked to cnn this morning. >> the ken -- as soon as sh

red sox president sam kennedy. >> everyone should feel comfortable at fenway park.matter your race, religion, political beliefs, your sexuality, you are welcome at fenway. >> and here's jones. >> reporter: bebegat the beginnf last night's game, many in attendance stood and the cheers increased. orioles manager, buck showalter. >> i can't sit here and profess to know how adam feels. like i said before, i've never been black so i'm not going to sit here and act like i know. >> has it happened to me before? yes. it's happened to probably the majority of black players in the game. >> it's not just boston, it's society. >> red sox starter chris sale stepped off the mound to give fans a chance to cheer jones a little more last night. sale said, quote, we have a great fan base here. i don't want a few idiots to mess that up. norah. >> well said. jeff, thank you so much. >>> lawmakers warn airline executives to get their act together after a string of confrontations with passengers. ahead, how industry leaders defended controversial policies while receiving a b,,,, >>> a wo

. >> two disturbing incidents involving racial slurs in fenway park.ed his experience into a teachable moment for his son on his sixth birthday. calvin is now being cheered for fighting back against bigotry at fenway, and he joins us live next. it's time for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hyper

in fact, yankees veteran cc sabathia says this is common for fenway park.allpark where he hears racial slurs coming from the fans. even red sox players have ac actually told management that they have been verbly by racial slurs from their own fans. other players saying again it's the worst police for black athlete to play because of the racial slurs coming from the fans. last night, though, completely different story. adam jones walk to the plate, fans at fenway park stood up and cheered for him they gave him standing ovation in effort to show the efforts of some people don't reflect all the fans. >> i just appreciate what they did. i never oat ott road gotten any ovations or anything like that. just appreciative that action was taken and that not everybody feels the same way as selected people. >> went on to say these kinds of things are bigger than the game. in fact after the monday night incident the red sox owner john henry also visited with jones and the manager buck show walter manager for the orioles to apologize for the fan behavior. henry and presi

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another act of racism at fenway park in boston.what a fan said that got him banned from the stadium for álife.( mark ) and... the man who crashed his car into a north bay pet store earlier this week crashes his car áagain.á we'll show you the damage he caused this time up ahead. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break. coming up on 5:45... here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning... three people died in shootings last night in san jose, one of which involved a police officer. police shot and killed a suspect after finding two people dead in san jose. it happened on laura ville lane just after 9 last night. police say there is no longer a threat to the community. ( darya ) and.. a san francisco police officer shot and killed a man who was stabbing another man. it happened yesterday morning near fifth and market streets. police say a man stabbed another man inside a subway restaurant. police shot and killed the attacker. the victim in the stabbing is expected to survive. ( mark ) also... lawmakers

the fan was ejected and told he is no longer welcome at fenway park. turned the matter over to the boston police to determine if further action is warranted. (darya) a baseball fan was hit by a stray bullet while watching the saint louis cardinals game tuesday night. the bullet came out of nowhere -- and hit the woman sitting inside busch stadium. police don't know where the shot was fired - but sources say the only call for shots fired at the time was several blocks away. wherever the bullet came from, it injured an innocent woman. the cardinals issued a statement saying the woman was treated at the stadium and then released. she was also interviewed by police investigators who are looking into the incident. (darya) the seattle mariners announced this week that there will now be an order limit imposed on the wildly popular toasted grasshoppers, a new concession item introduced this season at safeco field. the toasted grasshoppers, called chapulines in mexico, come from poquitos, a seattle restaurant which was called upon by concessionaire centerplate

it was pointed at us. >> the fan was ejected and banned for life from fenway park.ox issuing a statement saying they will not tolerate racial slurs from fans and they referred the matter to the boston police department that was investigating the president of the red sox as he believes this is the first time a fan has ever been banned from fenway. we saw more fireworks between orioles and red sox. second inning the orioles pitcher hits bogart and he gets ejected from the game immediately. now the orioles were just furious because he was trying to throw a curveball. both teams were warned to cool it after feuding for a few weeks now. outfielder adam jones was also ejected from this game in the 5th inning because he was arguing balls and strikes. the red sox would win 4-3. lebron james just toying last night in game two of this series. look at him spinning the ball before nailing the three 39 points in this one and after the game lebron weighing in on what happened in boston to adam jones and how he has been treat there had by fans. >> i plaid in boston a lot. i try to

the fan has been banned from fenway for life. large at espn's the undefeated. thank you so much, bill. it's great to see you. we were talking about the stephen colbert outrage and people saying, wait a minute, the fcc investigating him is a lot of overreach for a joke. is it then wrong for us to say that people should be banned for life from fenway park, for instance, for using racial slurs against a ballplayer? >> yeah, because of freedom of speech. you're right, in some ways you can't have it both ways. so yeah, if somebody uses -- but here's a little -- i think it's a little different in that number one you're in a public place and using this word that gets to sort of the core of who we are as anation, the whole "n word in public. so i think it's a little different. but one of the things, i've been following the story, and it's nice that people -- we like to do that in this country. we issue a statement, we apologize, getti a standing ovation. cool, it's over, racism is done. by the way, it's just boston. wait a minute, i'm fr

last night at fenway park at least one fan shouted the n-word at jones and another was ejected for throwing a bag of peanuts at him. he said he expects to be booed on the road but not subjected to taunts that he called stupid and ignorant. >>> hate crimes rose by more than 20% in american cities last year, according to researchers at cal state san bernardino. but some groups fighting hate are also in a battle to save their federal funding. >> reporter: for more than 20 years, chuck leake was deep in the white supremacist movement in southern california. what is this, guns? >> that was my arsenal when i was in the movement. >> reporter: did you ever hurt anyone physically? >> yeah, i did. quite a bit. it was part of the whole skinhead thing was physical violence. >> i spent some time in prison for assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: today he volunteers with "life after hate", a nationwide network of former white supremacists encouraging white supremacists to leave the movement. >> the white supremacists movement is far more active in the last six months than i have seen it in ten or 1

not now at fenway park for black athletes.eteran cc sabathia says this is common at the park. he says it's the only ballpark where he hears racial slurs coming from the fans. even red sox players have told management they have been verbal al bruised from racial slurs from their own fans. other players saying it's the worse place for the black athletes to play because of the racial slurs coming from the fans. last night completely different story when adam jones walked to the plate, the fans at fenway park actually cheered for him. they gave him a standing ova ovation. in an toast show the efforts of some do not reflect all of the fans. >> i just appreciate what they did. i never on the road gotten ovations or anything like that. just appreciative that action was taken and that not all -- not everybody feels the same way as selected people. >> jones went on to say these kinds of things are bigger than the game after the monday night incident. the red sox owner john henry also visited with jones manager buck show walter to apolo

insults and had peanuts thrown at him at fenway park.it's not the first time he has been taunted by racial slurs in fenway. the fans in question were ejected from the game. jones said he would like to see stiffer penalties for fans who direct racist remarks toward players. >> talking about family members, wife, kids, racially motivated things. that is not part of what is going on. >> he handled that in a gracious way. a lot of people wouldn't have. larry: thank you. appreciate it. next at 5:00, ninjas with a mission. the reason they were at a school in virginia. straight prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger,