i think it is fox property, that's fenway park. and he got away on rare occasions for an all-star game. i'm gonna touch on this later, i would like to come back, i opened my book with the famous yankees game when babe ruth got the chance to manage a roster of indians against the navy pilots. that was july of 1943, we will touch on that later. thank you. >> thank you. while we are focusing a great deal on red sox players who were on the active roster at the time world war ii broke out, we would be remiss, i think you would all agree, if we didn't touch onto stories of guys who were no longer playing at that time. one was mo bergh. we could do an entire presentation just on him. they made a movie of his life. he spoke a dozen languages and he went to princeton, he got his law degree, and evidently as a baseball player was quite satisfied with his lot in life as a backup catcher. and ultimately a bullpen catcher. but mo in the early thirties and in in 1932 and 1934, made a couple of trips to japan with a team of major leaguers and pla

but that's at fenway park when ted was at chapel hill. he got away on a rare occasion for one of the all-star games. and then this is -- i am going to touch on this later. this might be a good point to pause. i would like to come back. but i open my book with the famous yank lands game when babe ruth got a chance to manage a roster of indians and yankees against the navy pilots in july of 1943. we will touch on that later. thank you. >> thank you, anne. you know, while we are focused a great deal on red sox players who were on the active roster at the time world war ii broke out, we would be remiss, i think you would all agree if we didn't touch on two stories of guys who were no longer playing at that time. one was mo burke. we could do an entire presentation just on mo burke. they made movie of his life, the catcher was a spy. a dozen languages. he went to princeton, got his law degree. and evidently, as a baseball player was quite satisfied with his lot in life as a backup catcher. and ultimately, bullpen catcher. but mo, in the early

ultimately, i believe in 1960 or 1961 he was given his own day at fenway park.believe, michael, you said he's buried, what, a block or so from where you live? >> yes, he's buried in a cemetery just outside of west roxbury right next to his son, buddy. an amazing chapter in red sox history, to say the least. and to your point, gordon, he has such tragedy in his life. but finds a way to continue to give and give. and i think someone that's probably under-recognized in our city, and hopefully in the future we can recognize him for his great works. >> yeah, i think he may be a future candidate for the red sox hall of fame. we certainly should give that a close look. you know, one of the aspects that i would like to turn to, in addition to the involvement of the players, is the red sox as an organization heard from a lot of gis who were serving overseas. michael, you tell a couple of great stories in your book about a dozen or so marines, i believe, who were fighting in the pacific who reached out to tom. tell us that story. >> he gets a letter from ten men, all grea

we almost lost fenway. the red sox, under the previous ownership, were working on plans to replace it, and then the team in the end was -- there is no certainty it would have happened, but they were serious about doing it, but then ultimately they sold the team. the subsequent ownership decided that was crazy and that they had a sort of -- a great asset that if they could only upgrade and modernize gently a little bit, which turned out to be exactly the case -- chicago -- yeah, it is beautifully integrated into the neighborhood, and it remains one of the most beloved places there is. on the other hand, so are other places that we were not lucky enough to keep. it's ironic that ebbetts field in brooklyn was lost because it could be spectacular today, and now it went in the '50s probably because nobody cared about brooklyn and the fan base had moved to the suburbs, so forth and so on. today everybody wants to be in brooklyn, and if it had a ballpark that actually was, in some ways, better than wrigley or fenw

we almost lost fenway.he red sox, under the previous ownership were working on plans to replace it. then the team in the end -- there is no certainty would have happened but they were serious about doing it. then ultimately they sold the team, the subsequent ownership decided that was crazy and that they had a sort of great asset, that if they could only upgrade and modernize gently, a little bit, it would turn out to be absolutely the case. chicago, yeah, it's beautifully integrated as a neighborhood. it remains one of the most beloved places there is. on the other hand so are other places we were not lucky enough to keep. i mean it's ironic that ebbets field in brooklyn was lost. it could be spectacular today and now it went in the fifties because probably nobody cared about brooklyn and they moved to the suburbs. today everybody wants to be in brooklyn. and if it had a ballpark that actually in some ways was even better then wrigley field and fenway, it would probably be the nicest place of all. there ar

it's opening day from fenway to yankee stadium.ow fans are safely returning to the stands this season. "gma" is taking you inside the major league changes for america's ballparks. >>> t.j. is already getting in trouble. we're just barely on the clock. good morning, america. great to be with you on this thursday morning, april 1st, yes, opening day. spring is here. that is a live look inside fenway park, america's oldest ballpark, and this morning, "gma" is taking you inside baseball's big re-opening. >> wow, it looks a little rainy this there. don't get rained out on opening day. >> yes, some new covid restrictions making it possible that will allow fans to safely return to the stands, the country hitting a major milestone with the vaccine, 150 million doses administered across the country and, of course, we'll have the latest on the race to vaccinate. >> i am one of those 150 million. got more first shot yesterday. >>> right now we're going to turn to that breaking news overnight, another mass sooting in california. at least four

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at some of you may know that fenway park was actually built by an irishman. if you didn't know, you know now. [laughter] most irish americans were relieved to see the end of violence in july 1921 and accepted the tree of that year despite the continuing practitioner which kept the six counties of ulster in the united kingdom. irish-american involvement in irish politics diminished considerably in the 1920's, owing to disappointment, if not discussed about the outbreak of civil war in 1922. petition was a secondary issue at that time. it was only in the 1960's that petition began to be a crucial issue for most irish americans. and that was because of the birth of the northern irish civil rights campaign. it was a campaign that was able to expose the gross discrimination in housing and public employment and in politics that the norse catholic minority had faced. this led to a temporary resurgence of the physical force tradition which in america was expressed with support for a group called the northern ireland aid group and some of you may have heard of that gr

an 11-3 romp at fenway park. yes. let's go os. time for the weather.o meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, good morning. >> hey, kasie, good morning, hope you had a great weekend. sorry about the baseball game. hope you get that that this week. as far as the weather, pretty quiet, we're starting offer with a storm system in the north rockies. today's severe threats in areas of minnesota. we'll watch minneapolis. hail, not anything widespread. tomorrow, it shifts from the south from wichita to kansas city, by the time we get to wednesday, it looks like little rock area to mississippi but, kasie, here's the bottom line, it is a beautiful monday out there across the country. enjoy it. look at these warm temperatures. >> sounds great to me. bill karins, thank you so much for being here this morning. we'll see you tomorrow, my friend. >>> and still ahead here, hundreds of families in florida have been told to evacuate after new concerns about a waste water reservoir potentially collapsing. we'll have the very latest from tampa. but b

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app store or google play i'm hala cooke broadcasting from red sox nation and the sauce a back at fenway. question more. historically speaking the cold war was a great ideological confrontation western liberalism versus soviet communism according to joe biden the great geopolitical struggle of our time is democracy versus autocracy for biden we are in another great ideological struggle but there is a difference the west particularly the united states is the only ideological actor . an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american. we do everything i. wanted to escaping. climate change is the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world. about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. the river is. closer than how it was for i don't think we're part of the earth for.

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happy to be at fenway. >> okay. >> happy to have the sun hitting on our faces. jonathan lemire. we've been fact checking the georgia law, but i'm sorry, you were all boston fan. i hate to remind you of this, but there are 159 games remaining. we still have a long way to go, jonathan. but be that as it may, i had talked about boston, driving through boston and the place is just still essentially shut down. talking to a 55-year-old boston fan who had open heart surgery a couple of months ago, had a stroke. he's six to eight to nine weeks away from getting his first vaccine. they're practically handing it out on street corners and other states for people in that position. i exaggerate a little bit, but still, if you're 55 years old and you just had open heart surgery and you had a stroke, chances are good you've already had a vaccine in most states. i don't want to just pick on boston and massachusetts. i do wonder, though, what the biden administration's position is on cities like boston opening up when you have one out of three americans who have already had thei

. >>> a final note here, some welcome images tonight from boston's fenway park.orrow. players in masks. fan attendance will vary. seats blocked off for social distancing. but the players will be there and the fans, too. progress. baseball season is here. and hopefully soon, a new chapter for us all. i'll see you tomorrow. good night >>> say what is being done to manage water sustainably.>>> moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news.>>> this is a little more happy than last year. lst year was very difficult i think for r r r r >> happier this year than last. that is the prevailing attitude heading into easter weekend at coronavirus vaccinations ramp- up and pandemic restrictions find down.>>> thank you for joining us tonight. >>> we really are on the brink of a pivotal day in california. tomorrow anyone over the age of 50 can get vaccinget vaccinget major expansion of eligibility affecting about 7 million people across the state. when bay area county is ahead of the game, contra costa county at vaccinating anyone over the age of 16.of 16.of 16.. >>> res

tours are set to start up again just a few hours before the sox and the orioles take to the field in fenwayg its sports teams through championship rallies on land and water. >>> 40 seconds left on a race to the finish, an eyewitness to george floyd's death breaking down in tears on the stand during the murder trial of the now fired cop derek chauvin. we also saw never before seen video of floyd inside a store leading up to his deadly encounter with police. >>> and stick around for a cnbc special, "race and opportunity in america." it's coming up next. and now you know the news of this wednesday, march the 31st, 2021 i'm shepard smith. follow uon how'd you come up with all these elaborate backstories? glad you asked. i got help from a pro. my financial professional even explained how nationwide solutions could help mr. paisley retire early. and spend more time with his pal, peyton? right? i'm glad you feel that way. when you have metastatic breast cancer, what does it mean to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the details. ask for what we want. get what we n

identification, the same photo identification major league baseball requires weather in atlanta or fenwaytadium in new york, they had no problems with other id or delta airlines american airlines but they are trying to go after it for work purposes and i'm glad to hear the governor of georgia not backing down and in south carolina, look at major league baseball, we are going after looking at the other things, i'm up to $80 billion the airline industry got last year in bailouts and now these airlines want to play politics with our election system, people are tired of it. they want elections they can trust rather than politics. >> democrat john ossoff said tonight, he blasts georgia for major league baseball, with out rages voter suppression law, there have been all kinds of calls or pushback, potential boycotts and we see leaders in georgia are angry this is happening and blaming republicans in major league baseball for leaving. >> the reason major league baseball is leaving is race politics. we are far away from martin luther king's point of judging people by the content of their characte

pagliuca of boston and the celtics and the disaster as seen why the fenway group and the rest.eek with stephen pagliuca, look for that coming up. this is really important. david rich was at mount sinai and his leadership was out fright in the pandemic with the sirens on the upper eastside with the agony of their staff getting through the last 14 months. now the celebration we are beginning to see. things are better -- things are "almost over." what is the almost overt measurement as we go into a wonderful spring weekend. can you call the pandemic ending soon? dr. reich: i am not that optimistic, but we are moving in a great direction. the peak we saw in the new york region has gradually come down. it is coming down at a much slower rate than what we see previously. what we are seeing in our health system is now there are between 200 and 250 patients. the number varies day by day. the peak was somewhat over 500 in january. it is a slow decline but we are learning to manage and live with this disease in our health system as we try to do everything else to maintain the health of n

the fenway sports group, owner of the -- owner of the red sox, same deal with manchester.e not at the match space every week and have not been for the past year given the lockdowns. i imagine there must've been a disconnect in terms of what expectations are and how they align with what fans do in the u.s. the driving force behind this was realogy it and you ventas -- was real madrid and junventus. they read it just as badly or worse. guy: bloomberg opinion columnist alex webb. we just heard from the european commission talking about football. let's hear from her now talking about the biden administration's goal of reaching a global deal on digital taxes by the summer. she spoke earlier to maria tadeo. >> the normal privacy rules still apply. this is basically to say the kind of technology where there is a risk of something fundamental, discrimination or racial bias, there we want to be more strict, but otherwise is just normal privacy rules. maria: the other big theme that is happening in the global conversation has to do with the potential new digital tax on the digital i

the financial wisdom of john henry of the fenway group.f these people dabble in english football. we have seen a complete debacle of people with a lot of money trying to impute a business plan on a culture and society. what is your observation of the collapse of this soccer league across europe. what is your observation of how fancy guys got this so wrong? david: a lot of american entrepreneurs did make a fair amount of money investing in european soccer, typically british soccer teams. a lot of people were surprised when the glazer family bought manchester united and it turned out to be a good deal. john henry's investment turned out to be good. whether the new effort will work is too early to say. it is interesting how so many wealthy people today want to invest in sports franchises, not because they love the sport, because they think is a good investment. 75 years ago people often bought sports teams because they love the sport. why i will not say people dislike the sport, it is basically an investment process. tom: it is a slow day. i

so yankee stadium would be better than fenway. that's another issue.or, thank you very much. very interesting read on this. inside versus outside, how to handle that. meantime, all attention on the president's address to a joint session of congress tomorrow night. it will be different. i'm not talking about just the fact that he will only be addressing 200 there to keep distancing in effect for that big address to the nation but what he's going to say. that could be eye-popping after this. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell

major league baseball requires when you pick it up, whether it was atlanta or in fenway park, they haveta or american airlines. they are trying to go after it and target us, and i'm glad to hear the governor of georgia not back down. i'm going to be joining forces in south carolina, are going to be going through, how about the $80 billion the airline forgot for a bailout. to know these airlines into major league baseball want to play politics. the american people are tired of it. they want a system for politics determining whether or not -- >> shannon: one of george's new senators, jon ossoff sent out a statement tonight. senator ossoff blasts georgia g.o.p. for losing major league baseball all-star games, voter suppression laws. there's been all kinds of calls for pushback, potential boy park, and now we see there angry that it's actually happening, and they are blaming republicans for major league baseball. just because the reason they are leaving is because of pure race politics. we are far away from martin luther king's point about judging people by the content of their character ra

. >> to start the season, about 4500 fans will be allowed into fenway park.some seats will be cordoned off with zip ties. everyone will be socially distanced with masks on all game. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have everything you need to know, when you head back to the ballpark. with your gma first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, boston. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the part of the bay area, where adults are reportedly hesitant about getting the vaccine. >>> a san francisco school board member is taking legal action after some of her old tweets resurfaced. >>> also an amazing sight on the water. we're going to explain what is happening with all of these dolphins. dolphins. >>> first a live look does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waitin

unlike so many bostonians before her, she knows there is something magic am about fenway park. jamie came acting mayor in march after marty walsh was tapped by biden as labor secretary. this week, she announced she will be serving a full term. >> as a daughter from the south end, i understand the challenges so many of our residents are facing. i understand these challenges because i have lived them. >> she grew up in this roxbury neighborhood surrounded by family. >> the house was owned by my grandmother, my step-mother's mother and she lived here, two of my aunts lived here. >> she was a part of the second wave of students bussed to school as a part of the sties controversial integration effort. >> what do you remember about that time and that experience? >> that was a very difficult time. it was a traumatic and painful experience for many of the children in the family. >> was it for you? >> it was. you know, it was scary. so i was only 11. when i think back now, i think about my own grandchildren, when they were 11, they had to experience such a scary time in here lives in te

. ♪ ♪ vaccinate against covid ♪ ♪ we give a shot in your arm ♪ >> reporter: boston's fenway park wass doors as vaccination sites with over 11 million shots being administered. major league baseball also joining 12 other major sports leagues in a video helping to educate the public about the importance of getting vaccinated. ♪ and i will be seeing you ♪ >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "early start" is up next. was that your great-grandmother, keeping the family together? was that your grandfather, paving the way for change. did they brave mother nature... and walk away stronger? did they face the unknown, with resolve...and triumph. ♪ there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to tra

went to fenway with my boys to see a couple games. they let three people in fenway. if you still look at those games, it's insanity. i think they're at 13 or 14% now. there's nothing the state of massachusetts is doing or other states that lines up with cdc guidelines. it's political and they're going the other direction. i'm not saying they need to be like the texas rangers where they have contests to see if they can get everybody in the stadium and stack them up three or four on top of each other, but seriously, you look. there's a country mile between people that are watching games at fenway and last night at citi and other stadiums. these people need to catch up with cdc guidelines. >> yeah. look, i'm with the rev. you just got to go by the science, right? this is what they've been preaching from day one, wear masks because they're helpful. get vaccinated because you can return to life more normal fashion more quickly. everything scientifically tells us and the cdc is now catching up on this is that outdoor events pose very little risk for transmission. so bring

. ♪ we vaccinate against covid ♪ ♪ we give a shot in your arm ♪ >> reporter: boston's fenway park wasion shots being administered. major league baseball also joining 12 other major sports leagues in a video helping to educate the public about the importance of getting vaccinated. ♪ and i'll be seeing you ♪ >> laura and christine, the rangers' decision to open globe life field at full capacity has been met with widespread criticism. president biden expressed his reservations. listen. >> i think it's a mistake. they should listen to dr. fauci and the scientists and the experts and -- but i think it's not responsible. >> rangers play at kansas city today but their home opener is monday, full capacity, more than 40,000, social distancing will be really tough if not impossible in those stands, christine. president biden, again, stressing fans have to be responsible. >> all right. coy, thank you so much for that. nice to see you this morning. >>> uncle sam wants you to design a new facemask. the department of health and human services launching a contest with $500,000 in prize money for the

also have 2 of those other teams liverpool for example being owned tier in the united states by a fenwaysports group who also own the boston red sox and then we also have arsenal who also belongs to an american billionaire you could imagine we might see more t.v. games being shown so that could be good for cable operators but having all that said also on the business side there is the customer right and that's the fans and most fans do not seem to be too swilled and we really i'm curious if there's a super league will be really will be. to see the light of day as we heard here on monday. thanks for the updates. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world brazil has received 3000 liters of a pharmaceutical in greedy and for a covered 19 vaccine developed by china's sinar bok that amount will help the country manufacture 5000000 much needed doses brazil has been hit severely by the pandemic recording the world's 2nd highest death toll. to u.s. federal agencies are sending teams to investigate the fates of crash of a tesla vehicle near houst

washington player tested positive for covid-19 just hours before the game and the red sox in orioles at fenway called off because of bad weather. now, weather will not be a factor tonight when the a's host the houston astros, a balmy 68 degrees when started. chris bassett throws out that first pitch at seven. oh seven days are excited to welcome back the fans. capacity at the coliseum has been raised from 20% to 26% which is a little more than 12,000 spectators. alameda county recently. move to that orange tear, and that allows one third capacity. well we worked hand in hand with the state and the county to ensure that we have a safe re opening. we're gonna have the pod seeding of two and 46 ft. between everyone. no concessions where you do pick up and then, of course, mandatory masking for everyone who's there? and how about the giants? for the first time? a team history the g men will open at an american league park. the giants are in seattle tonight, kevin gossman gets the start. their home opener is still a week plus away and yes, fans will be back at oracle park is well it will start at 2

tours are set to start up again just a few hours before the sox and the orioles take to the field in fenways have become a staple around boston carrying its sports teams through championship rallies on land and water. >>> 40 seconds left on a race to the finish, an eyewitness to george floyd's death breaking down in tears on the stand during the murder trial of the now fired cop derek chauvin. we also saw never before seen video of floyd inside a store leading up to his deadly encounter with police. >>> and stick around for a cnbc special, "race and opportunity in america." it's coming up next. and now you know the news of this wednesday, march the 31st, 2021 i'm shepard smith. follow us on twitter and instagram on thenews@cnbc. >>> it is 5:00 at cnbc global headquarters here is the top five at five what happened in baltimore j&j firing back after one lab ruined 15 million vaccine doses. >>> and georgia fighting back on the voting laws. >>> and president biden revealing the $2 trillion spending plan and corporate tax proposal questions regain if yo

also have 2 of those other teams liverpool for example being owned tier in the united states by a fenway sports group who also own the boston red sox and then we also have arsenal who also belongs to an american billionaire you could imagine we might see more t.v. games being shown so that could be good for cable operators but having all that said also on the business side there is the customer right and that's the fans and most fans do not seem to be too swilled and we really i'm curious if this super league will be really will be. to see the light of day as we heard here on monday and thanks for the update. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world brazil has received 3000 liters of a pharmaceutical in greedy and for a covered 19 backs in developed by china's sign a rock that amount to help the country manufacture 5000000 much needed doses brazil has been hit severely by the pandemic recording the world's 2nd highest death toll . to u.s. federal agencies all sending teams to investigate the fatal crash of a tesla vehicle near houston

for the tampa bay rays suffered a heavy a leavened to 2 loss to the boston red sox at fenway park but there was one moment of brilliance for the visitors. this catch by randy arizona of tampa bay my chest turned out to be a water which. it's ok and that is all you sport for now daryn back thank you so much and thanks for watching the news hour we're back in just a couple of minutes a minute 6 you say with all the latest stories and all the headlines we're following for you see you on the other side. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this. global community when i talk of all the misinformation i think we don't want to feed than we are aware that be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you and you too could be part of today's discussion this dream own out is there. a unique here endangered biodiversity lies in the heart of one of ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinfor

they're going nuts at fenway. >> they're 2-3, willie. >> mika, the yankees had a bunch of strikeouts against the orioles. a lot of people saying move over bob gibson, here is garrett cole. it's all very exciting. >> mets won. >> yeah, exactly. >> the mets won. >> mets won. yankees won. red sox won. willie, i have to tell you, lake placid came to mind. >> you really don't have to tell us. >> i said, how can i take an overstatement and just really devolve it into just pure, sheer, 100% stupidity? and so i went back to midway. i think it works. >> i think it's fair, early april baseball and midway, mika. >> willie me and we have msnbc mike barnicle not participaing in this conversation. >> absolutely. came back three times in the 9th, 11th, bottom of the 12th, boom, midway all over. yamomoto could have seen this game and said, wow, that's a big one. >> i'm afraid we have awaken the sleeping giant who is now 2-3. >> op-ed column next for the new york times, michelle goldberg joins us. >> we're sorry you have to sit through it. >> they're not i am. senior political correspondent for the w

that's also the universe where the orioles sweep the red sox at fenway.ot hair. that's all that matters at this point. i'm looking good, feeling good. >> mike barnicle, final thoughts. can you give us something on the red sox? quite a game last night. >> it was quite a game last night. the reason is elvis is on the squad. he's on the 26-man squad. he's in the bullpen. elvis will reappear in a memorial day doubleheader. >> all right. and, of course, this was all predicted long ago -- >> and he comes back tomorrow. >> ellis being alive was predicted long ago. willie geist by the 1990s band bush and everything then. i don't believe elvis is dead. >> wow! >> listen to it. it's a great song. >>> that does it for us. stephanie ruhle probably really confused what we're talking about. >> she is. >> but she picks up the coverage. who wouldn't be? i'm confused. now it might be best to turn it over to stephanie ruhle, who picks unthe coverage right now. stephanie? now stephanie? >>> she is confused. hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is tuesday, april 6th. here's wh

fenway will be at 12% for their homeowner. arlington, you mentioned the anomaly with 100% capacity.sterisk next to theirs. they're requiring proof of a negative covid test or a vaccine. these changes throughout the country are changing the business of baseball. the head of business operations for the cubs, he tells me that between 20 and 25%, that is right around their break-even point, with 25% capacity today, that brings them into the black, which is good news for them but they hope to increase capacity as the season goes on. hopefully be full force by mid-summer. listen. >> year later with a lot more experience, we'll get number above 25%. we're just excited to have people in the ballpark. reporter: neil, i was thinking back to last opening season. it was beautiful weather that day. but then i remembered. you know what? the whole season had to be pushed back to start in july. that explains that. as you mentioned no shortened season this year. full 162-game schedule which is good news here at wrigley. neil? neil: forgot about that. a year ago. seems like 10 years ago. let it begin

at fenway park in boston, ultraviolet light emitting robots patrolling the grounds and at miami's loandepotance with a young stable of arms in south florida. >> are the marlins going to be competitive? be competitive. >> hope springs >> we will be competitive. >> reporter: hope springs eternal on every opening day, but this time it feels a little different. major league baseball this year is going to be donating a million and a half dollars worth of tickets to front line and essential workers. when you come into the park, guys, you have to wear your mask, which is why i am right now, but that's what it costs right now to enjoy the games and certainly in miami where i am, it's going to be about 80 degrees today. in chicago our friends there at wrigley are looking at temperatures in the 30s. just this sight right here has to warm your heart. >> yes, it does. >> 80 degrees as warms it as well >> derek jeter, like let's go marlins. >> let's go. >>> just ahead on "pop start," inside the new late night war, the two jimmys in a throw down over their pizza making skills but first, your local news .

liverpool are owned by american billionairejohn w henry and his fenway sports group. groups, complete disregard for the football game as we know it. and this is just rich people getting richer, ten greedy football club is making themselves even more wealthy on the back of owners who are oligarchs or billionaires or venture capitalists and they need to remember this is a fan's game, not theirs. you mentioned _ fan's game, not theirs. you mentioned greed. - fan's game, not theirs. you mentioned greed. is - fan's game, not theirs. you mentioned greed. is that i fan's game, not theirs. you mentioned greed. is that ultimately why you think the owner of liverpool football club is doing this? it has to be. football club is doing this? it has to be- they _ football club is doing this? it has to be. they will— football club is doing this? it has to be. they will trot _ football club is doing this? it has to be. they will trot out - football club is doing this? it has i to be. they will trot out something at some point about financial stability, but let's be honest, this is a m

so i get people's desire to get back to baseball i want to go see a game at fe fenway park. we're still a few weeks away before that's safer to do. >> can you clear up the confusion, because a lot of folks are saying i'm double vaccinated and i want to go see my grandkids yet you hear the cdc saying there should be no necessary travel and then you see some states saying you don' mask, and if you cross the state line one or maybe two is better. you understand why people are confused and saying, what am i supposed to be doing? >> so let's clear this up. obviously we have a bit of a patchwork because states do things differently in our country. there's a long history of that. once you're double vaccinated, i do think it's reasonable and safe to travel. just given how many infections there are, i'm not sure i would be doing unnecessary traveling right now. but it is relatively safe to travel. in terms of mask wearing, again right now the problem is we still have a chunk of americans who are high risk who have not gotten vaccinated. i think we're probably three, four weeks away f

you know owns the tampa bay buccaneers, they also own manchester united, john henry of course from fenwayement this is a huge thing you have macron now screaming about it you have boris johnson out there saying this is a power grab. and you can see all of these names are about to get involved in what i think is going to be one of the largest global debates. there are hundreds of billions of dollars at stake here and communities all over europe that are going to be affected because of how this will change the world of soccer, the local teams, the way the money flows, it is something that is, it has people throughout europe on edge, and it's going to become a political debate as well >> so excited about a sports story. i'm just so excited that that -- what's it mean for ted lasso >> hundreds of billions of dollars. >> you've never seen anything like it. this is going to happen, people are going to be throwing arrow, the drama, the soap opera of what is going to happen next is unbelievable. >> it will be interesting for the sports aspect of it, too, not just the money, right? >> futures down

. >> whether it was -- i haven't spoken to my friends at fenway sports group about this.nd were absolutely shocked. quickly, roger, let's go to some of the highlights of this past weekend. a couple of matches to cover. >> you want to see some football on the field? this weekend was a cup final. think of it as the rob kardashian of football silverware and man city faced tottenham. city dominated. channel vogue, don't just stand there, let's get to it. city win. that goalkeeper, 26-year-old pennsylvanian zach steffen. in the premiere league, super league teams return to action. the only goal of the game to rebel alliance. liverpool, look at that. i love this. elite shot like anthony hopkins. the karma does exist. >> please stop it, roger. just stop it. this is -- second week in a row liverpool gave up three points at the end against a team they should have easily picked up three points against. >> makes me believe in reward and punishment. fleeting. >> just stop it. you and your grubby little lot should thank us all, we americans, for getting involved in football. your stad

this afternoon, liverpool, who are owned by boston red sox fenway sports group play a game at home.ty. it's a backlash the like of which american sports fans -- american sports treat it like, move from st. louis to l.a., i own it, who cares. it's different in england. >> speaking of english soccer, let's talk about one of the most democratic of all competitions in the world, and that is the fa cup. i love the fa cup. i love everything about it. i just wish liverpool would win once in a while. they haven't. talk about this past weekend, some good matches. >> it's hard to look at action. it's like getting your wedding video out when you just got divorced. football was back. fa cup semifinal day. that's an american goalkeeper, going non-fungible. city, go for quadruple. on this day, worse than jake paul. chelsea move on. there was premiere action. shall we look at it? >> just for old times. >> look at this. goals of swaggering collective wonder. look at this. rashford burns down the wing. this gentleman is an incredible human being. not sure what we are looking at but god love. here he

liverpool supporters' group spirit of shankly said they were appalled by the decision of fenway sports "fsg have ignored fans in their relentless and greedy pursuit of money. football is ours, not theirs. our football club is ours not theirs." chelsea supporters' trust called the move unforgivable, and said their members and "football supporters across the world have experienced the ultimate betrayal". and the arsenal supporters' trust called their club's agreement tojoin, "the death of arsenal as a sporting institution". speaking yesterday, one person summed — speaking yesterday, one person summed it up for everybody, former manchesier— summed it up for everybody, former manchester united player and current sky sports _ manchester united player and current sky sports pundit, gary neville. it's sky sports pundit, gary neville. its pure — sky sports pundit, gary neville. it's pure greed. they're impostors. they're _ it's pure greed. they're impostors. they're impostors. _ it's pure greed. they're impostors. they're impostors. they— it's pure greed. they're impostors. they're impostors.

. >> caller: hi, this is harold fenway and i live in nob hill, about 50 yards from clay, and i stronglysupport this plan. and my only disappointment is that you have those few blocks that you retain the parking in and you're not going to have the transit only lane there. i live next to them and there would be so many more (indiscernible) but i just hope that you include those in the permanent plan after you approve this temporary one. and that you go forward with it that's all i've got to say and great job by the team. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have four questions remaining. >> chair borden: next speaker. >> caller: hi there. my name is robin cutner. nob hill is the first place that i lived in san francisco. and i had no car and from the statistics liz showed it sounds like i was in step with 65% of the neighborhood which is also car free. despite that, two blocks of transit lane on claire being axed to preserve car parking, i'm confused why that matter as i have never seen a parking first policy on your website or heard about it in these meetings. however

can you imagine the glazes or the fenway sports group turning that sort of money down, this was the moneye top premier league teams and they took it— they took it. to the detriment of everybody _ they took it. to the detriment of everybody else. _ they took it. to the detriment of everybody else, the _ they took it. to the detriment of everybody else, the problem - they took it. to the detriment of. everybody else, the problem with they took it. to the detriment of - everybody else, the problem with the rest of this is the premier league teams will not be party to this so they are the ones complaining because if they were invited and to because if they were invited and to be given the money, they would not have objected, so this thing about morality and it being run for football once again is ridiculous. i think it is wrong, i do not think it should happen. == think it is wrong, i do not think it should happen-— should happen. -- being run for football. you _ should happen. -- being run for football. you think _ should happen. -- being run for football. you think no _ should happen. -- be