historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took away a home game. but ever since then, kind of become a fan. >> as a recruiting fool, it's awesome. i can't believe boston college is going to be at fenway park with notre dame coming to town. >> tom: can they fit a football field in there? >> barely. by about six feet. it's going to be iffy. but they're going to fit it in there, make it work. >> tom: jack set the whole thing up. it will be an awesome environment. you remember a couple years ago at wrigley field, they could go only go one direction because it was too tight in the opposite end zone. >> tom: the post-game show coming up next. fenway park, that will be quite the scene, won't it, with the historic fenway. and notre dame football. i like the historica

historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took away a home game. but ever since then, kind of become a fan. >> as a recruiting fool, it's awesome. i can't believe boston college is going to be at fenway park with notre dame coming to town. >> tom: can they fit a football field in there? >> barely. by about six feet. it's going to be iffy. but they're going to fit it in there, make it work. >> tom: jack set the whole thing up. it will be an awesome environment. you remember a couple years ago at wrigley field, they could go only go one direction because it was too tight in the opposite end zone. >> tom: the post-game show coming up next. fenway park, that will be quite the scene, won't it, with the historic fenway. and notre dame football. i like the historica

. >>> the unthinkable happened at the red sox game at fenway park. boston fans honoring a yankee. not just any yankee, the captain himself, derek jeter. his final game. in tears when he notched his final hit of his hall of fame career. he encysted on playing this game out of respect to the boston fans and the great rivalry between the two teams. this morning, he wakes up in retirement at age 40. >> they were selling his jerseys at fenway park. >> a nice way to honor. >>> baseball playoffs are all set. >> the regular season coming to an end yesterday. there was drama. highlights from our guys at espn. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter." i'm john buccigross. a no hitter on the final day game 162. let's go to our nation's capital. jordan zimmermann. this outfielder preserves the no hitter. fifth no hitter in the majors in year. >>> the oakland a's clinched the a.l. wild card spot by beating the texas rangers. they play the kansas city royals on tuesday night. wednesday night, the pirates and giants play the n.l. wild card game. that game on espn. >>> sunday night football. cowboys and

to fenway park?ver speak to me again -- >> seth: right. and there would be a few boston fans that wouldn't be as kind to you either. >> i think sunday they're all going to be yankee fans. >> seth: that's a very new england way to be miserable to people for a long time and then at the end, say, "you were good, bro. [ laughter ] now that you're on your deathbed, bro, you were a good friend." >> "that's all right, bro." >> seth: yeah. you have some pet peeves you talk about in your memoir. one that you were recently talking about is lazy attributions on the sort of cable news shows, i feel like do it the worst. can you explain this real quick? >> i think that the cable news writers, and readers, are probably the worst example for expostory writing in high school. if i were still teaching high school, i would say, "don't ever watch cnn, don't watch msnbc and don't watch fox," because it's all this stuff like, some people say, many people believe. and i'm like, "okay, who are they? who are these many peop

our play of the day came in fenway park. foul ball. this young man. lines up with the ball. look what he does with it? he gives it to the young lady behind him. that is so sweet. a later gave the girl bracelet. and a diamond ring. staying with baseball. ron washington resigned as manager of the texas rangers on friday. the team announced that earlier in the day. that's sports. teared up. >> i'm very impressed. >> that's what you say. all right. your odds of winning the lottery are pretty bad. your odds of finding one of these guys. slimmer than that. how about two? >> we told you about a rare find. a blue lobster. there is a crustacean that is more rare. an albino. two of them were found off the coast of maine. he named his ronald after president reagan. the odds of catching a single 100no lobster are one in million. >> what? >> both of these will escape the butter and cocktail sauce. they are going to an aquarium. final theood stuff right around corner. >> yes. tomorrow, 91. there will be storms. there is a storm front approaching. some could contain some heavy downpours an

los ultimos tres juegos de los bronx bomers de esta temporada seran en fenway park.ento esto es todo en la informacion deportiva, para las once. esperemos estar celebrando los pases a la postemporada de ambos equipos, en la liga nacional y americana. ---blanca - cesar adelante... cesar esta noche a las once... reveal 1 --surge un nuevo video que capta el secuestro de un diputado mexicano cuyo cuerpo apareci calcinado. reveal 2 --una mujer inocente que tema por su vida pas de vctima a sospechosa de un crimen...y todo fue captado en cmara. reveal 3 --y la proxima vez que necesite una ciruga no se sorprenda si un robot la realiza. --esto y mas, a las once. cesar ---ahora regresamos a la ciudad de concord con blanca garza, take 2 box ---donde esta a punto de comenzar la noche de gala del "hispanic busines salute"... blanca... stay on 2 box setup cam 2 cesar ...no se olvide de escribirnos al correo "noticiero t 48 arroba telemundo punto com" ... anchor gracias por acompanarnos, los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo... --- ♪. hopyy complor partido a ataquÍ dis

he played at fenway park. crazy.n, his last game at yankee stadium, has a walk-off hit to win the game. and then last game at fenway park -- i grew up a red sox fan, i love the red sox. so derek jeter was someone who only brought me sadness. only made me really unhappy all the time. and then he did something, then he did something that was beyond cruel, which is he hosted "snl" my first season and was very nice to me. and that was the meanest thing you could do to me. because that took away my ability to irrationally hate him. and i knew he was a really good person so i would have to go back to new england and people would talk about how much he sucked and i would have to keep my awful secret, that he was a really good person. i felt like a communist sympathizer. it would be like -- like "star wars" would be such a worse movie if darth vader was a cool, laid-back buy. and that's what jeter did to me, he stole the joy of rage. but, i do wish him the best and he is truly a great guy and i remember him for his class and

here at fenway park, the red sox. perhaps the most heated rivalry in all of sports.he sendoff, classy like the man himself. >> thank you for all of the memories. you never let us down. >> he's a perfect captain. we all love him here. >> his last at-bat, what else? >> chop toward third and it is a base hit and an rbi for jeter. >> reporter: number two was not the tallest or fastest, the strongest or brashest to ever dawn the uniform. >> i try to have respect for the game and play as hard as i can. >> reporter: jeter says goodbye to baseball. no, derek jeter just meekly one of the best. ron mott, boston. of the best. ron mott, boston. >>> we'll show you the ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung functi

fenway park, the 14-titime all-star was in his final game for the yankees. applause all around the shortstop whose final head helped new york defeat boston, 9-5. >> i'm ready for it. you know, i thought it was a wonderful job that the red sox did before the game. you know, that was pretty special. after everything that happened on thursday night, the emotions going up all over the place, i'm ready for it now. >> and we'll have more for you later. >> thank you very much. have a good evening. >> now al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of its three journalist who is are imprisoned in egypt, mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 275 days. they are wrongly accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. mohammed and peter were sentenced to seven years in jail. bader mohammed was convicted for another three years for a bullet casing picked up at a protest. >> more strikes against isil targets in kobane. syria sends its troops to the border. hello again i'm martine in doha. also to come on the program tens of thous

his 20-year career ended yesterday in boston's fenway park during a pregame ceremony as he was cheeredrl yastrzemski and bobby orr paid their respects. he produced an rbi infield hit, took himself out of the game and gave a final tip to the fans. after the game he was asked about his legacy. >> for me i was happy being known as a yankee. that's the only thing i wanted to be. i had the opportunity do that for parts 206 years. so being remembered as a yankee is good enough for me. >> the yankees ended up winning jeter's last game, 9-5. >>> and new york's empire state building was lit up in yankee blue and white in tribute to jeter. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. >>> dramatic boat rescue off the gulf coast in florida. a 30-foot boat with seven people aboard including two small children capsized near san a ball isla

at fenway park a chopper and he got the run in. left the game for a pitch runner to a standing ovation in boston. he played all 20 season for the new york yankees. in football the miami dolphins beat the oakland raiders today, 38-14. the game was in london. charlie d'agata reports from a city that's become the nfl's home away from home. >> every year around this time, this choke of turf in london looks and feels a lot like america. this is the nfl going long with laree regular season games in london for the very first time. >> there's so much going on in the game. it's great. >> the glitz, the glamour, it's everything. >> it's time for an nfl franchise in london? >> i would love one here. i think it would be fantastic. the would cultivate the passion the uk fans have for the game. >> that's making the nfl pay attention. all those glorious british accents, dolphin fans but these are die hard football fans. >> this is not an american audience says the vp of international mark waller. >> about 88% of the fans are uk fans. the vast maj

ray 12-year-old boy got the ultimate souvenir at fenway park last night, a foul ball, but he gave itto the little girl behind him, didn't even hesitate. and look at her smile. the two didn't know each other. the boy said he just wanted to make someone happy. still ahead, no room for error-- the pilot taking sports and the laws of physics on a wild ride. >> >> axelrod: this weekend, a 180,000 seat stadium built for car racing is hosting another sport. this time the thrills are not on the track but over it. vanita nair shows us the daring world of high-speed air racing. >> number 10 chambliss, you're cleared into the track. smoke on. >> reporter: 54-year-old kirby chamblis is a former airline pilot who now makes his living cheating death. >> when i'm making that corner and pulling 10 gs it's like a house sit on your chest. >> reporter: chambliss is one of the world's fastest pilots. today he's one of two americans, compete along with 10 international flyers. like a slalom skier, the fliers at the red bull air rice world championship must navigate through a challenging course of pylons

this strike over boston's fenway park and in the west rain is coming even to drought-stricken riverside california. what's ahead in the forecast in a moment. but first the newest member of our team rob marciano has the story. >> reporter: dangerous storms blank ketting the northeast. in ipswich, massachusetts, sent running by several massive bolts of lightning. one of them striking two women who were swimming. >> they had no heartbeat. their heart had stopped. >> reporter: the women were given c.p.r. at the scene, then rushed to the hospital. >> finally got their heartbeats going by the time we arrived at the hospital. it was c.p.r. for probably 20 minutes. we were pretty surprised by the outcome that we did get. >> reporter: amazingly, both women were revived, but remain in critical condition tonight. another strike sending this abington, pennsylvania home up in flames. downed trees from 60 m.p.h. winds and flooded streets stretching across new england in california this road swept away by flash floods. while at the beach in malibu creating big waves for surfers. impact reaching to the

jeter wraps up his career on the field with three games at boston's fenway park this weekend. >>> time now 4:41. apple breaks its silence about this video showing how you can bend a new iphone. how the company is responding. >> and what is cool about your school? email school? email us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. it's a friday. we'll be right back. iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. len ramirez shows us the problem... and how apple is trying to put it in perspecv >>> apple made a statement about how you can bend the new iphone. len ramirez shows us the problem and how apple is trying to put it into perspective. >>> reporter: for the iphone 6 it

. >> and gave her grandson a life lesson the whole world saw play out at fenway park. is it fun the last few days? have you been having a good time? >> yeah. i've been having a good time. it's a good feeling when you make somebody else happy. >> wasn't that nice '. >> what a nice young man. when this all went down last friday, it was caught on camera. the folks at fenway sent ryan a gift bag with a couple baseballs, posters and a bracelet when ryan also passed along to the little -- which ryan also passed along to the little girl behind him. her 1st name we know is reese. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> hi there. i'm first alert meterologist erica grow, plenty of clouds in place, a dreary monday, current temperature 73 down from our high temperature of 77 which we reached earlier this afternoon. on satellite and radar you can see the area of low pressure that made for that dreary day that we had today. the scattered showers that moves through earlier have now pushed offshore, but the problem is this area of low pressure is about to mov

a the way ballparks are supposed to look, fenway park, wrigley field, great stuff. >> as we close i want to go back to your book and give you a chance to talk about what you hope people take away from it and we have time for audience questions if anybody has something to jump in. >> i hope you take away the book and pay for it because the government needs the tax money. mostly i think we weren't just born today, we are not the first generation to exist on the planet, we didn't just crawled out of a cave, we don't have to inve

>> he does. >> he played his final game at fenway park in boston.e left after that final score in the third inning. fans and players offered one final salute for the yankee captain. he said he's ready for retirement. >> you can only do this job for so long, i don't care how good you are or who you are. the shot clock runs out. i was lucky to have this one final year. >> he finished with 3,145 hits and five world series rings. >> congratulations to him. it's 7:19. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," a deadly volcano disaster with no warning. the danger >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by bp. proud to be america's largest energy investor. >>> a weekend on the water takes a scary turn. >> ahead, the dramatic rescue after rough seas flipping a fishing boat miles from shore. >> the news is back on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for you local news. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by brookside chocolate. discover brookside. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocol

and the boston red sox that derek jeter ends his legendary 20-year major league career today at fenway parkfore the game there was no animosity from the fenway faithful or red sox players. nothing but love for the yankees' captain who has the sixth most hits in baseball history and five world series championship rings. one for each finger on one hand. still ahead, the white house says no u.s. ground forces in syria, but the speaker of the house says we may have no choice. cnn's ron brownstein breaks down the politics of isis next. at t-mobile, get 4 lines for just $100 bucks. unlimited talk & text and now up to 10gb of 4g lte data. plus get the best trade-in value on you current phone guaranteed. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the leap? who's going to write the code? who's going to do it? engineers. that's who. that's what i want to do. be an engineer. ♪ [ male announcer ] join th

having already gone farewell to yankees fans, they got to say good buy to captain derek jeter at fenway park. featuring 153 and final game. the final hit part of a four-run inning and helped to beat boston, 9-5. >> i'm ready for it. i thought it was a wonderful job that the red sox did before the game. that was pretty special. after everything that happened on thursday night, the emotions are going up and down all over the place. i'm ready for it now. >> that's your sports. thank you for watching. we'll have more later. >> thank you. born in the era after the second world war designed as a way to bring european countries together. 60 years on, the organization for nuclear service is stil research is still going strong. >> big science comes to a small village. since it was formed in 1954 it has brought together more than 10,000 of the world top engineers and physicists. the result the world's most complex experience. >> all this gave into fundamental and fills out. the worldwide weapon came out in the 1980's. it comes from the accelerated physics that we do and it will go out and do other thi

fans packing boston fenway park. hitting a run scoring single in the fourth inning against the red sox. it was hit number 3,465 and rbi number 1,31 # 1. jeter coming out of the game at that point. he finishes with a career batting average of 310. jeter helping the yankees win five world series during his career. we will miss him. now back to justice with judge jeanine. >> last night on "justice" we talked about every jihadist's nightmare. you are looking at the united arab emirates first female fighter pilate who joined the mission in syria. isis believe if they die at the hands of a woman they cannot get into heaven. my friend and journalist fox news contributor judith miller. all right, judith. ever hear that one? >> man soindividual extreme lis believe a lot of different things, judge jeanine. i have to tell you what miriam al mansouri means to me she not only flew this f-16 complicated plane she led the combat mission. that is an extraordinary gesture by the united arab emirates. it says we the moderate muslims o

. >> there is only one man who can make boston fenway park cheer for a yankee.we are talking about derek jeter. he wrote the final his storied career. >> number 2, derek jeter. >> the 1, 2. short third. rbi for jeter. >> jeter hitting a single and driving in a run in his last appearance on the baseball diamond. after his final game jeter saying he wouldn't change a thing. >> last game of the season. one out away from pitching a no hitter. that's when washington nationals eric zimmerman gets a little help from his team. >> left center. -- a catch. >> he laid out to make that catch and save the no hitter. zimmerman throwing national first ever no hitter. >> well, some of you may want to grab an umbrella before you head out the door this morning. maria molina is tracking the weather. >> we are tracking wet weather across parts of the southeast. it is really coming down out here across portions of the gulf coast especially across the panhandle and into portions of georgia. we are going to continue to see the showers and storms through the afternoon hours. further we

there's kids that cannot walk into fenway park because they can't breathe in peanut molecules in the they can go into anaphylaxis. it has to be that extreme. >> hinojosa: and you did this for your restaurant. this is part of what you wanted to do. >> well, we... we recently passed law-- which i'm very proud of-- to make restaurants safer. and we did not pull the peanuts out of my restaurant, though, purposely. i mean, i own blue ginger, so i could have done anything, but we have a system that shows what you need to do to guarantee that this dish does not have nuts-- even though there is nuts down the line, but use a new pan or you clean the grill, or you use, you know, you don't use a steamer. it's all about educating people-- just like obesity. it's about educating people about cross-contamination. and we're a busy restaurant, so it'd be one thing to pull all the allergens out of it, but i couldn't pull soy out of my restaurant, right? between soy sauce and everything we use? so it's about how you control it with a system that on a saturday night, you can look at this system and we

bid farewell to new york yankee fangs last week, boston fans got osay good-bye to derek jeter at fenway park. 20 year long career. applause all around for shortstop whose final hit was part of a four-run third inning that helped new york defeat boston 9-5. >> i'm ready for it. you know, i thought it was a wonderful job that the red sox did before the game. you know that was pretty special, and after everything happened on thursday night, emotions going up and down all over the place i'm ready for it now. >> much more sport on our website. check al jazeera.com slash sports. how to get in touch with us on the website. martine, back to you. >> farrah, thank you. >>> the turner prize has launched the careers of artists. nadeen has a look. >> it's art. on the turner prize short list. berlin based james richards deals with images, things he finds in archives as well as his own but also in history. these blankets all feature people who were close to the u.s. artists keith herring. many of the works do involve films and slides being projected onto screens in dark rooms and to tell the are truth it's

the yankees played the red sox at boston's fenway park. he was honoured with a parade of boston legends. he played the first three, and hugged the team members before waving to the crowd and leaving the field. [ cheering and applause ] >> one excited football fan getting the tackle of a lifetime, after trying to rush the field during the cincinnati-ohio game, but was stopped show court by a strength coach who body slammed him at the 50 yard line. >>> general motors has a warning about the 2015 chevrolet corvette. a high-tech veert could be illegal. the valla mode is part of a performance data recorder, allowing openers to record what is happening when they are not in the car. when the corvette is parked by a valet, secret recordings are illegal. they are illegal in many sites. g.m. says it will have an update fixing the problem. >>> that will do it for this hour. thank you for joining us. i'm thomas drayton in new york. i'll be back with another hour of news at 11:0. >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to p

we'll end early, stay tuned for the yankees and red sox at fenway park. >> a warning at one bay area coming up in 20 minutes, the pest problem the district is trying to clean up this weekend and how it's impacting students. >> a call for 49ers, the demand by one group and the way it's gathering support. . >>> the u u.s. department is asking the police department to ban their officers from wearing the support bracelet. this is the picture posted on instagram. it's in support of der he can wilson in support of the person hoddled michael brown. it's a thus versus them mentality that exists between the people of ferguson and law enforcement. they have to wear name tags so they can be identified by the public. reports indicate a fight broke out while a police chief thomas jackson walking with a group of demonstrators gathered outside of the department. >> what do you want me [ shouting ] >> he had issued a public apology before that fight broke out. some protestors are blaming police. four people were arrested as the chief was rushed back into his office. >>> an online campaign is under wa

when you consider -- some may consider baseball being the religion if you go by the nickname of fenway park for one. right around the corner from nationals park, there's a cath ridge chush saint -- catholic church saint vincent de paul. diane roberts takes you inside for a nats mass. >> reporter: on the corner of m and south capitol sits a gold mine for nationals fans who happen to be catholic. >> thank you for joining us. >> reporter: a church with mass for all those with natitude. >> welcomes to nats mass. how are you today? thank you for joining us. >> reporter: saint vincent de paul realizes its unique position figure tiferl and literally. -- figuratively and literally so they started outreach to encourage fans to come in their nats gear before heading to the game. they call it nats mass and it even has its own hash tag. >> we know there's a lot of good, faithful people who are nats fans and they want to make sure they worship on sundays. we want to give them a chance to do both. >> reporter: tom quadman and his son crayton are first timer at the shortened service on game day. they usua

it happened friday night in fenway park. a foul ball handed over to ryan.without hesitation he gives it to the little girl. her name is reese behind him. but didn't even end there. ryan was given two baseballs and a gift bag which he also shared with reese giving her another memento. a red bracelet. >> what a gentleman. >> a true gentleman. >> he's a trainee ladies man. >> i always say it's better than give than receive. >> it is and the red sox -- the sox, right? >> sox. >> went on to win 9-8. a rare occurrence for the cellar dwellers. >> really, really. >> they're in last place in packet. >> he said something nice about boston but had to back it up with a little barb. >> my hometown where chivalry is a regular habit. >> he gives me pens. >> you're claiming you're chivalrous. >>> a guy drove around with almost $3 million in his trunk and didn't know it. >> he found his change. i imagine he is one very happy millionaire. >> very -- >> would you like to borrow a pen. >> so chivalrous. >> lost in chivalry. >>> anyone has a car knows how much things pile up pe

some people may remember curt schilling, shaking hands in the cold at fenway park.o you see a difference in how martha coakley is as a candidate now that would make her stronger if she's the general election candidate now than she was against scott brown? >> a couple of sides to that. on one hand, she has been going out of her way to show she's hard working, out there shaking hands. she had the famous quote of, well, why would i want to be shaking people's hands outside of fenway park in the cold that hauchbted her during that campaign. she's showing she's out there doing that sort of thing. but on the other hand, she also, by the way, in the debate was the only one able to name the patriots' back aup quarterback off the top of her head which is impressive. she put some of that to rest. the other side of it is that she ran this safe campaign, this rose garden front-runner campaign of trying not to make mistakes, not taking strong stands on some issues, that does seem to be repeating itself at least in this primary. we'll see what happens after tuesday if she wins th

i wanted to see what you thought, because derek jeter ended his career in fenway park, over the weekende from boston, you're a big red sox fan. >> yeah, yeah, big boston guy. you know what i think? that derek jeter's one of the greats. we tip our hat. he's a fabulous guy. there will probably not come another athlete or gentleman like him, certainly not from new york city. [ light laughter ] it's a joke! [ light laughter ] keep the car running. [ laughter ] that was very classy that red sox fans did that are for him and that the old captain showed up. i'm sure that when papi retires, they'll do the same thing at yankee stadium. [ laughter ] so everything's fair. >> jimmy: totally different situation. but i will say i was at yankee stadium, derek's last yankee stadium game and they showed johnny damon came up on the jumbotron. and i was like, "i don't know how this gonna go." crazy applause. >> really? >> jimmy: they went bonkers for him. yeah, they love him. >> when he comes here, tell jeter i said he was cool, though. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to watch the show! you can't just,

. >> a young boy in boston turns a foul at fenway park into an act of kindness.s given a foul ball, and the bottom of the fourth last night. then turned around and handed it to the young lady behind him. as you can see, her mom was stunned. the red sox, team, announced they were so impressed that they sent the boy two more baseballs. >> and the philadelphia zoo is showing off some new additions, take a look at these african lion cubs. there are four of them in all. and all were born in june. but a new lion mother keeps her cubs secluded in a shelter location for an extended period of time after birth. so the cubs are just now getting a customed to being on display for the public. >>> well, that's for "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a.m. coming up in the next half hour, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 on his way home from the summit, the president takes up an offer to scrap something off his bucket list. >>> also ahead we'll have this. >> some of hollywood's biggest stars are shining the spotlight on one of the leading causes of death in the u.s. i'm begat shaban at the dole

it happened friday night in fenway park. a foul ball fielded by the ball girl hands it over to the 12-year-old ryan. without hesitation he gives it to the little girl. her name is reese behind him. but it didn't even end there. ryan was given two baseballs and a gift bag, which he also shared with reese giving her another memento, a red bracelet. >> oh, what a gentleman. >> a true gentleman. he's a trainee ladies man there. >> i always say it's better than give than receive. >> it is, and the red sox -- the sox, right? >> the sox. >> sox went on to win, 9-8, a rare occurrence for the cellar dwellers. >> oh, really? really, really. >> they're in last place, in fact. >> he said something nice about boston but then he had to back it up with a little barb. >> just a little bit of a -- >> my hometown, by the way, where chivalry is a regular thing for the record. >> he gives me pens every day. >> i give her pens. >> you're claiming you're chivalrous. >> well, you know, at least on television i am. >>> anyway, how about this for a

fenway park, wrigley field, great stuff. >> host: as we close i want to go back to your book and give you a chance to talk about what you hope people take away from it and we have time for audience questions if anybody has -- wants to jump in. >> guest: i hope they take away the book and pay for it because the government needs the tax money. mostly we weren't just born today. we are not the first generation to ever exist on the planet. we didn't craw of a cave. we don't have to invent the wheel would discover the use of fire. in my grandparents' generation the generation now we celebrate with d-day, 70 years on june 6th, they respected the elderly. in asian cultures they still do, respected the wisdom of older people who had experience. the commencement speech next week, i am using as a prop, a guidebook to another country and i say if you are going to another country would be wise and probably would, get a guide book, go on line, find out the hotels you should stay in that you could afford, best restaurants, the tourist sites and you trust the guide book because you know people have

play 3 more gas at fenway in boston before saying goodby baseball he will play three more games at fenway park sox before saying good-bye to 20 years of baseball. your play of the day. >>> 6:26. the long rebuilding process is under way at a northern california town. almost wiped out by a wildfire. coming up the hidden dangers that still remain. >> unconfirmed reports of terror plots against transit systems in the united states has some local agencies stepping up security. i'll have the details just ahead. i can't wait to get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters the new i-phone >>> thousands of commuters will have to find a new way to work this morning. i'm anne makovec in larkspur where ferry boat captains are on strike. >> critics of the new iphone problems, sent the company stock into a nosedive. >> it's quiet but there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and even though golden gate ferr

>> seth: i did it at fenway park once. >> yeah.ying. >> so terrifying. >> seth: yeah. >> so i practiced a little bit beforehand. i can throw a ball. felt good about it. practiced a little bit -- when i got there. was like, "oh, that's easy. i know how to do that." i wasn't worried about getting it over the plate or anything. piece of cake. i start to walk out to the mound after they announced me. and i look up and i go, "oh, this isn't how they portray it in the movies." [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> 'cause you think, like, everybody's gonna go, "all right! let's do it." like, you're the president. 'cause when you grow up, as a child, you feel like the people who throw out first pitches at a baseball game are the president of the united states -- or somebody who maybe just had, like, achieved some sort of peace treaty. >> seth: or a moon landing. or something. >> an academy award maybe but actors don't really do it. and then like, and then, here i, here i am, you know, maybe the night before, some 19-year-old country singer was t

today at fenway park, jeter got a hit in his very last at-bat ending a 20-year phenomenal career.ook him out of the game. >> jeter. [ cheers ] >> respect for true legend. earlier i had a chance to speak with hall of famer cal ripken jr., he covered the game for tbs in major league baseball. >> he, himself, says he wants to be remembered as someone who played the game right. someone that, you know, did his job and he says that he's not as talented, but i wouldn't beg to differ. he's as every bit as talented as a shortstop, but nobody outworked him, nobody played the game harder than he did. in a game that's 9-1, we'll play it the same way as a 1-0 world series game. so it's wonderful to have a chance to watch him all these years. >> our thanks to cal ripken for joining us. remember, tbs is your home for american league post season play. both the division and championship series. it all starts tuesday with the american league wildcard game. on tbs. >>> all right. sticking with sports. could an nfl team soon call london home? the miami dolphins and the oakland raiders played today in

ted williams did that at fenway park in 1960 with his last at bat, he hit a home run still the stuffbaseball and, you're right, at this time with the n.f.l. domestic violence story raging and the utter disgust that so many of us have for the behavior not only of the -- alleged behavior, in some cases, of some of these athletes but also the league, the n.f.l. and other leagues, to think that there's a feel-good story, a 40-year-old guy, spent his entire career with one team, ends that way, that's pretty good stuff, and comes at the exact right moment in sports in this country. >> brown: you know, mike, there's always the other issue in this, when you have a major, aging star, when to quit. when i is the right moment, rig? some stay too long. >> he nailed it. he had a terrible year this year statistically. the yankees were eliminated from the playoffs early. he got paid $12 million and people criticized him. i just want to do the math. the ticket broker says the average ticket price was $850, yankee stadium holds 50,000 seats, $42 million worth of tickets. so he went out on this great