he was inducted in the schools hall of fame. including the life of the school's varsity basketball coach. he is a former student. he met as a teenager. >> he was the first friend. i like this guy. i want to hang out with him. >> he helps the former student coach basketball. last september he was diagnosed with cancer. it spread to his lung and he's undergoing treatment. >> i feel fabulous, i've not had more than within hour when i was a little down. he describes his life as an incredible journey that has been supported by many in the community. in honor of history years with the high school, students cheered for 33 seconds. they say this is their gift to a man who's shown compassions and care when they needed it most. t most. one goal was to be a great coach and judging by the number of former students that came he exceeded his own expectations. he's known for staying in touch with his former students after graduation. >>> amazon ceo is accusing the "national enquirers" of blackmail. they are threatening to publish intimate photo

and that was after a hall-of-fame career as a hall-of-fame career as a player. sports director mark carpenter joins us with more on his legacy. mark? today all of baseball mourning the loss of not just a hall of famer, but one of its most significant pioneers... not to mention a true bay area original frank robinson died today at the age of 83 after a long battle with cancer. robinson grew up in oakland... and broke into the major leagues with the cncinnati reds with whom he played for 10 seasons... winning the national league mvp in 1961 he was traded to the baltimore orioles... where he won the american league mvp his first season there in 1966... becoming the first... and still only player to achieve that honor in both leagues. he also took the triple crown and led the o's to their first world series title that season in 1975, robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland indians... then became the first african- american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in

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from the playground of oakland to the hall of fame, that is looking back at the legacy of frank robinson who died at the age of 83. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. frank robinson remembered after yesterday from bone cancer. he was 83 years old. he broke barriers and is the first african-american manager in major league baseball history . he grew up here in the bay area. rob tells us all about the trail brazing career. >> reporter: fearless on the baseball field, frank robinson placed a trail from policy to become the first african- american manager in baseball history. joe morgan spoke to us by phone. >> you got to know them, he was a great person.>> reporter: he attended school and oakland where he played with bill russell. russell tweeted, we know we lost when the grades but we really lost was a friend. his power and fiery temperament made him the only person to win the most valuable player award for the national and american leagues. >> he was a top sign of a gun. he played hard and cleaned. it was an honor. >> reporter: he made history as the first african-american to become a b l

and that was after a hall-of-fame career as a player. sports director mark carpenter joins us with more on his legacy. mark? today all of baseball mourning the loss of not just a hall of famer, but one of its most significant pioneers... not to mention a true bay area original frank robinson died today at the age of 83 after a long battle with cancer. robinson grew up in oakland... and broke into the major leagues with the cncinnati reds with whom he played for 10 seasons... winning the national league mvp in 1961 he was traded to the baltimore orioles... where he won the american league mvp his first season there in 1966... becoming the first... and still only player to achieve that honor in both leagues. he also took the triple crown and led the o's to their first world series title that season in 1975, robinson became the first african-american to manage a major league team when he took charge of the cleveland indians... then became the first african- american to manage a national league team when he was hired by the giants in 1981 in

>>> and tom flores who led the silver and black to two super bowl wins was not selected to the hall of fame. flores was the nfl's first hispanic quarterback as well as the first minority coach to win a super bowl. 49ers gm a finalist for the sixth time also did not make the hall of fame. in his playing days, lynch won a super bowl with the tampa bay buccaneers, was a nine-time pro bowler and made four all-pro teams. >>> one local name who will be enshrined. tight end tony gonzalez who played his college ball in berkeley at cal. he was selected in his first year of eligibility. other notables includes defensive backs ed reed and champ bailey who were also selected in their first year on the ballot. >>> in addition to the hall of fame, the nfl announcing their regular-season awards on the eve of super bowl liii. kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes named league mvp, receiving 41 of the 50 first-place votes in his first full year as a starter. mahomes threw for over 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns while leading the cleaves to the best record -- the chiefs to the best record in the afc.

♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of fametudents, be teachers, be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame maria: welcome back, i am with kansas republican senator jerry moran. i want to get your take on this upcoming china/u.s. deadline. your constituents in kansas are saying that the tariffs on china are a major issue because they can't sell their grain, and they need to sell more grain. are you saying you want the president to do a deal with china buying more grain and soybeans and other things from the united states even if there's no agreement on the theft of intellectual property? >> no, i don't think i'd say that. first, i would start with the premise that china misbehaves in a terribly dramatic way that's damaging to united states and the rest of the world. they do not play by the rules. they enforce technology transfers, steal our intellectual property. this is something that the president is right to take on. china is among our greatest

delaware women's hall of fame. by refusing to compromise on her dreams, timmons broke down barriers, blazed trails and inspired women to let nothing stand in their way in service to our nation. i join senator carper and senator coons in thanking major general carol timmons for her over four decades of service to our state and country, and we wish her the very best. yield back. the eaker pro tempore: chair recognizes the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. rodgers, for five minutes. mrs. rodgers: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss the president's national emergency declaration. first and foremost, i support president trump and i support the wall. walls work to protect our security, combat human trafficking, stop the flow of drugs, and encourage legal immigration. democrats have pushed for zero wall money, open borders and abolishing i.c.e. these policies make our nation vulnerable and threaten our security, and it's a tragedy. so i don't blame the president for promosing extreme -- proposing extreme measu

. >> reporter: a visual testament to edelman's legacy, the csm hall of fame, he was inducted last yearer bowl explosion has folks pondering the possibility of an even bigger enshrinement. >> he is a legitimate candidate for the hall of fame. >> reporter: as and if the nfl hall of fame, to be clear. elements career numbers aren't anywhere close to that level, but his postseason stats are really. >> the record he said, only jerry rice has done better as a receiver, that is fantastic. >> reporter: adam fels plays an nfl history remains up for debate, but san mateo's spot in super bowl more, that is irrefutable. >> probably one of the reasons i keep at what i am doing here, because it is so breathtaking and amazing and i like to see those numbers, use those numbers, enjoy those numbers because that is what college of san mateo is all about. >> all the guys and the bay area, have had great success in the super bowl >> reporter: in san mateo, scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> heavy downpour is at times this afternoon giving way too often on shower tonight. the bay area getting soaked once ag

he got in the hall of fame. he's sort of a buddy. all of fame and the show. they're like, you're not going to the game tomorrow? i go, yeah! they go, why would you do that? i go, uh, what? they go, everyone leaves, all the cool people. they leave before the game? no one understands this the. i didn't get it. of course i was buzzed and they were famous. [ laughter ] so i changed my flight. >> jimmy: because they talked you out of -- >> yeah, they go, it's three hours, you have to leave three hours early to get to the game, a five-hour game, two hours back to the airport. i go, i've got stupid kimmel tomorrow! [ laughter ] no offense. >> jimmy: it's my nickname in high school. [ applause ] >> so i go, rrgh! so i go, all right. i booked it. then i woke up. i go, huh? i'm not staying? so i -- but it felt that in the booth, the kraft booth, which they're all cool. i don't know anybody that well. then i would feel kind of dumb. because i'm fun for a few minutes. but let's face it. [ laughter ] five hours of me gets annoying. and i know i'd

billy henderson is a legendary coach in the georgia sports hall of fame, but he did much more than windowootball games. coach inspired generations of young georgians and he lived by this motto. it can be done. raised in macon, billy henderson was a winner. he was the most decorated after -- athlete in his high school. he plays baseball and football at the university of georgia and went on to play pro ball with the cubs. over the four decades of coaching, he won a state championship in football, baseball, and even a state championship in swimming. coach new how to turn programs around. the also knew how to build on greatness. thanks to the bold leadership of governor sonny perdue and mason georgia whether the great recession and emerged stronger than ever. [applause] governor kemp: wages are rising and the unemployment rate is the lowest in 18 years. [applause] governor kemp: thanks to the hard work of the legislature, georgia is the top state in the country for business, six years in a row. governor kemp: -- [applause] with our low: taxes, a business friendly government, and access to log

. >>> every tired high school basketball coach is the newest inductee to the athletic hall of fame. he led the team to hundreds of victories with his coaching. as amber late reports coming he helped overs -- overcome adversity is dealing with the toughest battle of his life. >> it is good to see you. >> reporter: hunts is at home in danville. >> it is good to see you. >> reporter: generations of students he coached and taught came to honor him. >> it means everything to be recognized for your craft. is crafted the school was asked about. he coached boys and girls. he taught pe and driver's ed and yoga. >> he is a legend. is passionate about everything he does. >> reporter: this is among the students who had parents were taught by dylan. on this night, the 66-year-old was inducted into the hall of fame at the school for coaching two championship titles but teaching them how to win off the court. that includes the life of this boys basketball coach, brian. he is a former student. he met him as a teenager on his first day of school when he transferred here. >> he was the first friend. i

>from a 17 car mirror garage - < "shaq's a car guy">to a hall of fame basketball arena< "welcome to the shaq center">this house has everything imaginable!< "from the memorbilia to the finishing - have you priced an nba court lately - i haven't."> there's a professional grade kitchen, a mediation room complete with álive eels - a home theatre< no bodies doing shhhhh when you're talking to each other> - and even a cigar bar with a huge humidor - there's nothing this house doesn't have!< "this is where it all happens - this is where we should have started the tour.">there's a revolving, circular bed<> oh say whoever buys this house has some really big shoes to fill shoes to fill.">and where do shaq's guest stay?< "this is a five bedroom guest home - with nothing but the best finishes.">and wait til you see outside!< can you imagine (pool)>< i've been dying to do a cannon ball right there>and if you've never seen it lake butler is massive!< he's in the cull-de-sac he's at the end he has the best security - the home is truly a compound...>and it's yours -

. >>> a retired high school basketball coach is the newest inductee into the athletic hall of fame. he led his team to victory with 30 years of coaching. the coach who helped others overcome adversity is dealing with the toughest battle of his life. >> this is jennifer. it is good to see you. >> he is at home in danville. >> it is good to see you. >> reporter: generations of students he coached and taught came to honor him. >> it means everything to be recognized for your craft. >> his craft at the school was basketball. he coached boys and girls he also taught pe and driver said and yoga. >> he is a legacy. he is passionate about everything he does. >> reporter: these are the students who were also taught here and on this night, he was inducted to the school hall of fame. not only for coaching players to championship titles but teaching them how to win off the court. it includes the life of the boys basketball coach, bryant. he also is a former student. he met as a teenager on his first day of school when he transferred here. >> he was the first friend after a rough day. i like this

>> reporter:robinson was induled in the basebal hall of fame in 1982 and was presented with the presidential medal of freedom in 2005.'l be remembered as one of baseball's greatest talentsnd a a ground breaking manager. curt gregory nbc news. >> maybe awn lesser k fact he played baseball on the same high school team with hall of fame billss l. e> how about that. charmed lif and we were glad to have a part of it here in washington. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is blast an appeal to his school start time. the democratic leader wants local jurisdictions to decide their own schedules. hogan who is a republican called that an eadibly stupid idea, that's a quote. >> for them to say we're going to try t change that, we're not going to let it happen. we're going to stand up with the people. >> hogan s td longer summer break benefits families, sinesses and tourisms in the states. some schoolte s have complained about the lack of flexibility under hisxecutive order. >>> teachers in county could get the largest ra raise they've seen a decade. it would go up by 4.8%.e oard of supervisors has to app

was hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all-star was inducted into the major league hall of fame. robinson finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list but most importantly... robinson was a trailblazer regarding race relations in sports and in greater society. no more poignant than the man who he was co-captain with on the mcclymonds basketball team in high school. bill russell- - the first african-american head coach in the nba frank robinson...dead at 83. now to our other top story-- warriors beat the spurs by 40 last night, but all the talk today centers on the postgame events surrounding kevin durant. --the champs ran through san antonio for their 14th win in their last 15 games. --however, a subplot that's been brewing is kevin durant's impending free agency this summer. --it's a topic he doesn't want to talk about, but there have been reports that the new york knicks are a potential landing spot for him... and the team even cleared cap space by trading its best player for a possible run at him. --the two time finals mvp hasn't spoken wi

eight new members of the hall of fame football class. >> george, thank you so very much.to go back to breaking news that we had. governor ralph northam saying he will not resign. he admitted to past mtakes including a party in texas saying he darkened his facng du a michael jackson themed party that same year. but thate s not the person in question. lieutenant governor justin fairfax has not. we are going to have much more on this developing story. til then, have a good night everybody. >>> tonight, the democratic governor of virginia changes his story, sayingac at photograph in his med school yearbook is not him. >>f i had dressed up like that and stood beside a costume of the kkk, i would remember that. >> ralph northam defying calls to resign but admits he did wear blackface at a separate event. >>> hungd of thousands in the streets of venezuela protestin against government of nicolas maduro as a top general he opposition. >>> the crackdown on sex trafficking as crowds pour into atlanta for the super bowl. > protests south side, where inmates and workers say they're fr

the pro football hall of fame has eight new members and one has a bay area connection. remember cal gonzalez? he led the league in reception in 2004 and was unstoppable. others inducted. johnny robinson and did not make the cut. the quarterback patrick mahomes is the mvp and his first full season as a starter. he earned 41 votes and became the second player in history to throw 50 passes and for more than 5,000 yards. the cardinal was the come back player of the year. people were questioning whether his career was overdue to a shoulder injury, but he didn't skip a beat. he had 39 touchdowns and help the colts reach the playoffs. barkley was named hooky of the year. the draft pick put up amazing numbers. 11 touchdowns and also sent a record of 91 receptions for 21 yards and four touchdowns. this report is sponsored by river rock casino. he had an amazing area. whether he was on the fancy team or not. >> he was there and i covered him at cal. >> wow! >> she was only 12. thank you very much. >> that's it for tonight. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. the ent

and martinez trying to absorb as much knowledge from the hall of famer as possibl >> i always ask those hall of fame what's t one thing that drove you every day? what is it? and every one of them i've ever talked to, they said it's that passion, it's that -- of the game. and that's what it's all dabout. hat's what i feel like every time. it's for love of the game. >> reporter: nu, from warm weather and palm treo the ice, the capitals placing de vante smith-pelly on waivers today. on.today the team moving with pelly struggling thisot season n scoring a goal since november 21st. and ther specuetion this m could signal a trade. now some of his former teammates, several of the caps visiting the hall of fame, the organization donating a 2018 stanley cup ring, which will be displayed at the hall. the caps in toronto tomorrow night. and the caps finally looking to beat toronto for the first time this season. guys, back to you. >> covering everything. thank you, sheree. have a greatun time there. nbc nightly news starts in 60 >>> breaking news tonight. a shocking arrest. a u.s. coast guard lieutenant accuse

hired by the giants in 1981 in 1982, the 14-time all- star was inducted into the major league hall of fameon finished his career with 586 home runs...still good for 10th on the all-time list. when he bought a babe ruth baseball card. he said he recently got it at a collectibles store for two dollars. the store owner believed the card was fake. but dale ball had the card checked by an antique expert, who believes it's the real deal. one expert put its value between 20-thousand and 30-thousand dollars. but ball believes it's a rare card made in 19-21 and wants to start the bidding at two- million dollars. he also says he won't forget the man who sold it to him. the card is yet to be authenticated - so it's still an open question whether it's real or not. a video of an inspirational junior high school wrestling match .... has gained tens of thousands of views... since it was posted just two- days ago. eric rucker nats:its a video that already has tens of thousands of views on social media.natswarming the hearts of all who see it... sot"i love wrestling"this is owen tyler, the star of the wres

year check the nbc washington app for more on his life and legacy. >>> hall of fame beball player andanager frank robion has died. he was part of two championship orioles teams and later became the first african-americanna r in major league history. robinson was also the first manager for then nationals w they came back to town in 2005. much moren robinson's incredible life and legacy coming up on the .oday" sh >>> the crisis in the commonwealth continues. all three top elected officials still surrounded by scandal. last night, virginia congressional leaders reiterated their call for governor northam p down. we are live in richmond all day long, keeping an eye on the nbc waheington app throughout t day for any breaking developments, is what you should do. >> may need the umbrella here first thing this morning. current temperatures are in the 40s. we'll briefly be in the 5s fore falling into the 30s this evening. and the weekend will be dry. weg are watch for a chance for a windry mix monday and tuesday. >> that worri me, chuck bell. >> urbana, southbound 270 at 80, a crashlocking some

and he gives all the credit for his success to his future hall of fame quarterback. >> it is throughootball player, as a professional, as a father, as a family man. you know, it is pretty -- it is an honor to get to play with a guy like that. he has six super bowls now, so that is pretty insane. >> tom brady after the game very faegts n affectionately called julian his little brother. and edelman says that the mvp award should have gone to the entire new england defense. >> i think that would have been all right. twitter raving at the empress of soul gladys knight's rendition nailing the star spangled banner, the end perfectly timed with an air force flyover. listen. ♪ the home of the brave ♪ the brave she was perfect. and having the stadium open to start this game so we could witness the flyover, for some this was the greatest moment of the night. at least for some of those inside the stadium. this was not. >> not quite so much. maroon 5's adam levine taking to instragram to thank fans after the band's halftime show, but the singer also thanking his critics for always pushing us to

. >> reporter: fire and fearless on the baseball field, frank robinson blazed a trail from hall of fame baseball player to becoming the first african- american manager in baseball history. fellow hall of famer joe morgan spoke to us by phone. >> he was not easy to get to know, but once you got to know him, you knew that he was a great person. >> reporter: robinson attended mcclymonds high school in west oakland where he played basketball with and be a great bill russell. russell tweeted we all know we lost one of the greats. what we really lost was a friend. his fiery temperament made him the only person to win the most valuable player awards in both the national and american leagues. >> he was a tough son of a gun. he played hard, he played very clean, and it was an honor for me to play with him. de history. he became the first african- american to become a big league san ger with the cleveland francisco giants. >> one of the great things for me as an african-american ballplayer is i got a chance to play for an african-american manager , frank robinson in san francisco in 19 81 and 82,

want to be a baseball player, a front office person. >> robinson was inducted into the baseball hall of famefreedom in 2005. a powerhouse and a pioneer who went to bat for so much more than just the game. >> when he retired in 1976 there were only three players that had more home runs than frank robinson. babe ruth, willie mays and hank aaron. >> first year 1956 was an all-star again 18 years later in '74. >> heck of a career. >> wow, what a man. >> he'll be missed. >> we're back with a lot more on a friday morning after a check of your local news and weather. wow, that's an aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very... appealing. kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a good job of raisin ya. rudy got older and suddenly stopped eating...t, then we found freshpet. now rudy's 13, and going on 3. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still hav

hall of fame and senator muski everyonee. i invite you to visit mr. president. nor rain we are interest in mr. roosevelt is embarrassment. in 1936 f.d.r. won 46 states in his landslides re-election losing only maine and vermont. until then the best known political slogan in america had been as maine goes so goes the looks. that turned it into the less grand yes, sir slogan as maine goes so goes vermont. and we are still trying to live that down. last summer at a small college just a few miles from the roosevelt summer home, i attended a performance of "sunrise at campo bellow" and it is a reminder of f.d.r.'s courage in the face of adversity. by the time that he was 39 years old he had run for the u.s. senate and lost, he had run for vice president and lost, and he was permanently crippled. most men would have given up. and accepted what fate appeared to dictate, the quiet life of an invalid. but he didn't give up, and america is the better for it. roosevelt's personal struggle to regain the use of his body to alleviate the pain of his crippled back and legs con

our approach, who was a hall of fame coach, played half back. he came to delaware as a coach and copied their helmets exactly. john did not like that. his work wasn't about healing the victors, it was about focusing on those who suffered and offering them a hand. hills the nation that dignity of all our people. my dad used to have an expression, i don't expect to us -- the government to solve my problem, but i expect them to understand it. just that they understand the problems. if we had time, i would ask his former staff members how many people were taking care of casework for him who didn't think he understood their problem. differencea gigantic , just letting people know that we know what they are facing. even if we can't six it. from my perspective, he never liked to leave anybody alone. john understood. he always began with understanding, right to the core of people who served and the problems that touched their lives. the list of his achievements is literally like leading the list of america's proudest moments in the last seven decades. l

i think the ultimate tribute should be will be the hall of fame. >> told his players of the decision before practice, it was an emotional moment. at first when he came out, well, you know i want to say this is the last time i can get to do this. start to see the emotion kicking in. >> i think he could sense he was getting a little bit emotional and i think once you see the lead guy getting emotional it can make you a little emotional. we've been through a lot with him. >> can you sense the emotion in that club house. the players see bochy's departure as a rallying cry. >>> scientists are warning insects around the world are vanishing. >> there is growing concern about a celebrated california butterfly. western monarch butterflies spend their winter along the california coast. the latest count shows a dramatic plunge in their numbers. >> before this whole area was butterflies. >> a very significant drop. >> it wasn't a good year. >> the federal government is now looking into protecting our missing monarchs. you can see our original report tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> coming up next, ho

"walk this way" got added to the hall of fame. >> it's a great song to play live and apparently a lotpeople liked it. >> i was with the band at the bud light super bowl music fest as they gear up for their vegas residency. >> the first 50 years was just dress rehearsal? >> yeah. >> you got 50 more in you. >> you think? >> yeah, i think. >> they want to play forever. aerosmith's las vegas residency kicks off april 6th at the park mgm. >>> coming up -- >> ben and jen on the move. her new multimillion dollar home, and is he back with his "snl" producer ex? >>> and the crayty faceoff with rebel wilson. >>> plus, real romance talk with the stars of "what men want." >> lord. >> their best advice for a red hot love life. >> butter soft. smooth. >> macaroni with some cheese. >>> but first, tiffany haddish is a shape-shifting villain in "lego movie 2: the second part." >> more glitter. >> you get to sing, too. >> yes. they hired me and they said, can you sing? i said, well, a little bit. i do a great tina turner impersonati impersonation. they were, like, really? they got me some vocal classes

. >> reporter: fiery and fearless on the baseball field, frank robinson blazed the trail from hall of fame baseball player to becoming the first african- american manager in baseball history. fellow hall of famer joe morgan spoke to us by phone. >> once you got to know him, you know, you knew that he was a great person. >> reporter: robinson tent in the clements paschal where he played basketball at nba great bill russell. russell tweeted we know we lost one of the greats, but what we really lost was a friend. but robinson's fiery government made him the only person to win the most valuable player award in both national and american leagues. >> he's a tough son of a gun. he played hard, he played clean, and it was an honor for me to play with him. >> reporter: robinson also made history. he became the first african- american to become a big league manager with the cleveland indians and later the san francisco giants. >> one of the great things for me, and african-american ballplayer got to play for an african-american manager, for frank robinson in san francisco in 1981 and 82. i got a cha

hall-of-fame athlete ted williams wrote a famous book titled "the science of" what?really bad at sports, so i would like to "ask the audience" for this question. >> okay. >> final answer. >> great one for that. audience, need some help. if you would, pick up those keypads, enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, melissa. these lifelines are used to get by those blind spots, so let's see if they can help out. [dramatic musical flourish] 70% say it's b, hitting. >> so... i'm glad that it's majority. and i'd like to trust the audience, so i'm gonna go with b, final answer. >> yeah, they're pretty trustworthy. of course ted williams, one of the greatest hitters of all time. [applause] well done. $3,000 now. that big step to $5,000. also the first threshold you can get to. here's the question: the name of the muscle that covers the human shoulder was inspired by the fact that its shape resembles what greek letter? >> i took anatomy last semester and i feel like i should have paid a lot more attention. i see one that's r >> what are you thinking? >> delta. 'c

>from a 17 car mirror garage - < "shaq's a car guy">to a hall of fame basketball arena< "welcome to theshaq center">this house has everything imaginable!< "from the memorbilia to the finishing - have you priced an nba court lately - i haven't."> there's a professional grade kitchen, a mediation room complete with álive eels - a home theatre< no bodies doing shhhhh when you're talking to each other> - and even a cigar bar with a huge humidor - there's nothing this house doesn't have!< "this is where it all happens - this is where we should have started the tour.">there's a revolving, circular bed<> oh and the shoes!< needless to say whoever buys this house has some really big shoes to fill shoes to fill.">and where do shaq's guest stay?< "this is a five bedroom guest home - with nothing but the best finishes.">and wait til you see outside!< can you imagine (pool)>< i've been dying to do a cannon ball right there>and if you've never seen it lake butler is massive!< he's in the cull-de-sac he's at the end he has the best security - the home is truly a c

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saturday night are special, for those who g the knock on the door telling them they are a part of the hall of famelass. for one red skin he got the knock. champ baileyft draed 7th overall gn a 1999 draft, werein 15-year career. he was selected the all decade team of the 2000s, he alsotc nod 52 career interceptions. he gets the call not far from where he was a standoutt the iversity of georgia. >> it's an amazing feeling and fortunate enough for me, this is home and the timing was just right for it. you know having all my family i around, never dreamed we would a in a class like this. so it's little surreal at this moment. >> other notables. red reed and tony gonzalez the their will play up to competition and down to their competition. we seen that twice this week wi dud of one of the worst teams in the cavaliershe and t pacers. what will they do against the best team tonight in the nba? wadley beal and company having to dealh this one. a close game in the 2nd, yanis scored 23 in the first half. second half the same. wizards cut into the lead a bity not nearnough. chris middletop knocks down the 3

and he gives all the credit for his success to his future hall of fame quarterback. >> it is throughis actions and how he is as a football player, as a professional, as a father, as a family man, you know, it is pretty -- it is an honor to get to play with a guy like that. he has six super bowls now. so pretty insane. >> tom brady known to call julian edelman the little brother he never had. edelman now second all-time in postseason receiving yards. but he says the mvp award should have gone to the entire new england defense. >> and off the field a brilliant performance by the empress of soul, gladys knight, her rendition of the national anthem to kick off the game was perfection. the 74-year-old atlanta native delivered a stunning star spangled banner, the end perfectly timed with an air force flyover. ♪ the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> i think whitney houston still rules in terms of all-time anthems at the super bowl, but that was spectacular given they opened the stadium roof to see the flyover. and just how well she nailed it. and the crowd, boy, did they appreciate seeing he

biden: our coach was a hall of fame coach named nelson played halfback at michigan came to delaware as a coach and copied their helmets exactly. john did not like that. but his life and his work was not hailing the srbgtvictors. it was about focusing on those that suffered and offering them a hand and building a nation that hails the humanity and dignity of all of our people. my dad used to have an expression, he said champ, i don't expect the solve my problems but damn i expect them to understand my problems. i know they can't solve them all, if they will just understand the problems. if we had time, which we don't, i would ask his staff members how many did uyou took care of a case for john who didn't think john understood their problem. that makes a gigantic difference. just letting people know we know what they are facing. even if we can't fix it. from my perspective john never liked to leave anybody alone. john understood. he always began with understanding right to the core of people who served and the problems that touched their lives. a list of john's achievements is literally

and he's a lock for the hall of fame. --it's been well documented that the 63- year-old has had health complications...multiple heart procedures over the years, but he maintains, that has nothing to do with this decision --the giants skipper...on why he's bidding farewell. 'in my mind it's time. i've managed with my gut, i came up here in 2007 with my gut, and so it's a gut feeling. it's time and its been an unbelievable ride. there's so much to be greatful for, with the players, the city, the fans, my ride here. it's time now. i'm gonna focus on getting this team ready and i'm looking to one more shot, trust me, and us having a big year. i'm all in. i feel great and i look forward to the season. i really do. i love this game. it's been in my blood so i'm sure i'll be doing something in another capacity and i look forward to it." <> and about that next step, there's some early talk that he'll be moving into a different role with the team. team ceo and president larry baer and president team ceo with the team.

. >> ahead of super bowl liii, the pro football hall of fame class was announced. not selected. however, former cal tight end gonzales will be evin. that will do it for sports.the t showered meteorites. cub >>> all right. it may have poured rain over the bay area,ut in cuba it showered meteorites. other meteor sightings were reported. many residents explained seeing a ray of light, followed by a loud boom. then they found these rocks sprinkled around their homes. >>> finally tonight, some good news to report on the nation's weather forecast. >> faithful followers, there is no shadow of me, a beautiful spring it shall be! >> he writes so well for a ground hog. >> he did that all by himself. >> and look at the little hands he used. >> he has no thumbs. >> today is ground hog day. this morning pennsylvania's famous ground hog did not see his shadow. that means we're in for an early spring. the prediction revealed at sunrise in pennsylvania. ground hog day originatedground spring comes early. >> first, some really cold temperatures. >> at our expense, i will add. seven day forecast

tom flores, again on the outside looking in np tom flores deserves to be in the hall of fame. chief quarterback. patrick mahomes named the nfl mvp see you after warriors and the lakers at 8:00. >> if you can turn that into english be my guest. this is load management. >> thanks, larry. >> study up on that. >> okay. >> in the mean we watch the storm with livedoppler7. >> and drew has an update ahead on your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, $1 delivery fee. >>> final storm check with drew. >> we have rain out there now. even later tonight we have the rain. it's winding down there, though, early tomorrow morning. but tonight have the umbrella with you. you'll likely see downpours in your neighborhoods. >> okay. that's it, everybody for abc 7 news at 40. i'm diane lim. >> we have the before the game and game and after the game news. hope to see you then. . >> announcer: the following i

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has built a hall of fame worthy resume but an end. >>in era.unny announce that time caught both the media,h÷ and the players off guard. >> iil l y guys -- know now that -- i will be retiring after the season. >> there wasn't much of rate action cause they kind of just flew by it real quick and started talking about something else. >> in 2019 will be bochy's 13th and final season as manager of the giants. highlighted by three world series titles. >> one of the most important people in the history of the giants. san francisco, new york, the whole thing. >> i've managed with my gut. i came up here in 2007 on my gut and -- so it's a gut feeling that its time and its been an unbelievable ride. >> i don't think its caught up to him quite yet. its easier to sit here and say this is it but when it gets closer its that time and that final game is played, that is when it will really sink in. >> you could really sense the emotion of that clubhouse today. the. they want tosince 20-10. runner. back to you. >>>3rd period... tied at four w the night... his fi

>> reporter: robinson was inducted in the baseball hall of fame in 1992 and present would the presidential medal off freedom in 1995. he'll be remembered as a ground breakingnd manager one of base balm's greatest talents. >> he washe most -- one of the most respected players in all of baseballplaying, coaching. incredible human. >> he put it simply. i just want to make it better for the kids behind me and he certainly did. >>> janessa web has our latest weather. >> and i want to make it better for the nation. i know it's been a rough week across the midwest. now we have the line making its way across the northeast. unfortunately we're dealing with rain. let's break down the timing. this is going to be a t-orlid event. m noon the brunt of this really starts toe its way out and finally we dry out. that's a look at the big weather story for the day. we're still above average. look at the temperatures across new york city. 're in the mid-50s. that cooler air istaing to make its way back in for the weekend. man, it has been pleasant seeing the warmer air but that's coming to anened. >>> in toda

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. >> reporter: during a career that spanned 21 years, hall of fame slugger frank robinson hit 586 home runs, placing him 10th on the all-time list before breaking down barriers as the first full-time african- american manager in major league history. born in texas on august 31, 1935, robinson moved to oakland at the age of four. he graduated from the climate high school and was immediately drafted by the cincinnati reds in 1953. robinson rewrote the record books during his rookie year in 1956, taking the rookie of the year title in the national league. he won his first mvp award in 1961. and what will go on as one of the worst trades in mlb history, robinson was traded to the baltimore orioles in 1966, an extraordinary year in his career. he took the triple crown title and won his second mvp award, becoming the first player ever to win mvps in both leagues before leading the orioles to a world series victory. his second world series ring with the baltimore came in 1970. after retiring from playing in 1976, robinson remains heavily involved in baseball, including managing the giants fro

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