everyone, including cowboy fans because everywhere i go, people are saying, "you should be in the hall of fames when i'm making a speech presentation, "drew pearson, nfl hall of famer," and i get up to the podium, i say, "hey, you know something i don't know?" - right. - so people-- a lot of people think you should be in there. so because of that, i wanted to make it public for everybody to see, but i didn't want-- think it would turn out in a negative way like it did, and when it did, i felt the disappointment and frustration of that moment, and i've never felt that kind of disappointment and frustration in my life. so it kind of overwhelmed me at that time. - well, it was a relatable moment. you are a class act, and let me just tell the story real quick. we're almost out of time. i was a young reporter reporting at ktvt, the station you're sitting in now. i was a mc of some random event that i went in. - yeah. - you do not remember this, i do. i went up to the water fountain following you because i wanted a picture, and i was scared to ask. i did not get the picture, but you turned to me and

bud: congratulations bud you have been elected to the hall of fame. [applause]. u know i've often thought about this, and the morning of the hall of fame ceremony, i got up and started thinking about all of those days as a kid, going to games and then milwaukee situation and the commissioner situation and sometimes of being the commissioner as well as all of the good times there are both. and i would say to rob manford, always remember this. no matter what you do, somebody will be met. and that's true. that's an absolute fact. and to think then that who could've ever imagined, those days of walking the streets in milwaukee are flying follow the country trying to get a team. i never thought anything about being in the hall of fame. so this was overwhelming. i didn't think it would be. i thought a lot about it before that but i don't mind telling you that it was really overwhelming. i was proud, where my pen every day in the ask you to do that but i am happy to do it and i am honored to do it. doris: i have been able to go to a couple of hall of fame games is like a

♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of fame the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers, be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame senator graham today telling reporters he still advocating for short-term extinction under soon to expire intelligent programs without any changes, without any reforms to the pfizer program. >> i think would be a shame to let authorities expire and it's not a choice we should make. we should expand the authorities with the goal of something being done on pfizer this year. lou: ~ reminder, the senator, here's what senator rand paul told us last night about what president trump is demanding. >> the resident made absolutely clear, no quibbling about it, absolutely clear he will not sign a clean reauthorization of the patriot act unless we reform pfizer. lou: joining us tonight, congressman doug collins. the house judiciary committee also running for the u.s. senate in the great state of georgia. congressman, great to hav

♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of famewalls of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers, be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame vo: jimmie: i came from five generations of teachers. losing my job was the bottom falling out of my world. kennedy: joe biden today directly escalating his election fight against the president even though the democratic primary is still technically not quite over. twenty-eight states, still going to vote between now and june. regardless, nancy pelosi says bernie sanders should stay in it to win it. watch. >> in case you're going to ask, no i don't think bernie sanders should get out of the race. i am a grassroots person. i congratulate both of the candidates as they go into the debate on sunday. kennedy: grassroots, look at my grass it's green like grass. that has not stopped about biden for pretending he's the only dem left in the race. today he held his own counterattack to the president's coronavirus addre

some kind of a new unit, the beginnings a second life call williams is getting the songwriters hall of fame's highest honor the grammy winner will receive the johnny mercer award which goes to someone already inducted into the hall who upholds the gold standard of songwriting the composer of such hits as we've only just begun rainy days and mondays evergreen and rainbow connection will be honored at the 51th annual songwriters hall of fame gala in new york on june 11th in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a little peek outside before you go it's a little breezy out there. we have a wind advisory for the bay bridge. so reduce your speed driving in the little bit of a backup so far and the cash lanes will have a full check of your weather coming up after the weather coming up after the break stay with us. this burger's delicious! weather coming up after the break stay with us. let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. to give his money to charity, giving pledge when this californian walk

multiple audie award winner at two time odyssey award winner and has been inducted into the audible hall of famejacqueline is the best-selling author of more than two dozen award-winning books and the four-time newberry award winner with the naacp image award winner and to time caretta scott king award winner. please welcome them both to the stage. [applause] >> we practiced but listening to the water dance or four times. i love that so much. the finalist for romance are >> and the audie goes to the devil's daughter. [applause] >> please stand and be recognized. should i say that part? [laughter] >> i have so much work appear. >> the finalists are >> and the audie goes to please stand and be recognized. >> my turn. the finalist for science fiction are >> the audie goes to emergency. [applause] >> hello with the apa board of directors and it's my pleasure to turn our attention to mr. stephen king. for years long before audiobooks were fashionable as the champion through his support has aspired improvements to audiobooks and with that coldhearted enthusiasm and gratitude to celebrate stephen king

>> reporter: she'd even accompanied ocasic and the cars to the induction of the rock and roll hall of famee wanted, she says, to stay friends. >> because i couldn't imagine not. i didn't know how life would work that way. >> reporter: yeah.prs en ocasic suddenly. but the real shock came when poriskova who said she put all of her modelling earnings into the marriage learned she'd been cut out of her husband's will along with two of his children from an earlier marriage. >> it's made the grieving process really, really tricky because i would love to just be able to be sad and miss him and not also feel this incredible hurt at his betrayal. >> reporter: you feel betrayed? >> oh, yeah, i feel betrayed. i sure do. >> reporter: do you have any seofe would have gotten to that point? so you're not going to get an answer to that question. >> i'm never going to get an answer. and that sucks. >> reporter: paulina poriskova through it, through the depression and the sorrow. >>> where are you mentally now? >> yesterday i was kind of having a nervous break down. and today i'm feeling a little bit strong

were stumbling upon women's names in the files of men paid spent a lot of time at the baseball hall of fame and found these women. i would also go to historical black colleges and universities who desperately need attention and funding and have amazing repositories that chronicle such wish -- such rich histories of black life through the 19th centuries. of young lot of papers women who played collegiate sports at historical black colleges and universities. withducted oral histories places like -- with people like the coach of tennessee state. i talked to olympians themselves. a 64 -- a 1964 olympian who staged her own protest at the games. i conducted a few interviews with her. blackuld i forget newspapers? the black press has a running chronicle of sporting events for black girls and women in the community from the scores of local games and longform articles about their achievements on the international stage. these primary sources and conducting oral histories gave me the primary source base do this podcast. >> what is your own background? >> my own background? >> where do you study and h

i spent a lot of town in -- time in cooperstown at the baseball hall of fame and found these women there, but also i would go to historical black colleges and universities, who desperately need attention and funding and resource allocation towards them, and have amazing repositories that chronicle such rich histories of black life all through the 20th and 19th centuries. and i found in those repositories a lot of papers of young women who played collegiate sports at historical black colleges and universities. that was a rich find for me. and i conducted oral histories with people like the storied coach from tennessee state university who coached a number of olympians. i talked to olympians themselves, tiger bell is available now as of last year, she was a 1964 and 1960 olympian and stage a protest at the 1968 games. i conducted interviews with her. i think -- and of course, how could i forget black newspapers. the black press has a running chronicle of sporting events for black girls and black women in the community, from the scores of local games to long-form articles about their achiev

so i spent a lot of time at the baseball hall of fame and found these women. i would go to historically black colleges and universities who desperately need attention and funding and resource allocation toward them, and had amazing repositories that chronicled such rich histories of black the 19ththrough century. i found in those repositories a lot of papers of young women who sports atlegiate historical black colleges and universities. that was a really rich find for me. and then, of course, i conducted someonetories with unlike the stored coach of tennessee state university who question number of olympians. i talked with a number of olympians themselves, like one of them whose book, "tiger bell" which is out. she staged her own protest at '68 olympic games. and then of course, how could i forget black newspapers? the black press has a running chronicle of sporting events for black girls and women in the community. from the scores of local games, tell longform articles about their achievements on the international stage and the olympic games. press, lookingk a

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in the magazine golden voice has been inducted into the audible hall of fame. e whitson is the best-selling author of more than two dozen award-winning books and she is a four-time national award finalist in a four-time new perry honor winter and into time in aa cb award winner in a two time scott king award winner. please welcome them both to the stage. [applause]. jacqueline: [laughter]. oh my goodness, i would listen to this like four times. i love that book so much. sorryte that is not what i am announcing now. the finalists ofuc romance are e light detector. [screaming]. [inaudible]. [screaming]. back. [inaudible][inaudible].[applaus. jacqueline: and the winter is harper audio's double. [applause]. [inaudible]. jacqueline: please stand and be recognized. and if you don't know this, where reading. [laughter]. [applause]. oh my goodness, i have so much work appear. [laughter]. the finalists are a fantasy. based of the frozen son. [inaudible]. [applause]. [inaudible]. [applause]. [screaming]. [applause]. [inaudible]. [screaming]. [applause]. [inaudible]. [scre

bucks. >> is that what it was >> he gets to keep his jersey. >> he's also got his stick in the hall of fame. >>> the first low comes with a trigger warning. you are about to see a 62-year-old billionaire attempting to win presidential primary votes by dancing to juvenile's 1999 classic "back that thing up, uh-huh. sorry you have to see this ♪ ♪ drop it like it's hot >> oh, yes that is tom steyer going juvenile himself on stage and backing his thing up during a rally on the eve of the primary there. all that backing up of the thing didn't help though as steyer finished third in south carolina yesterday and he dropped out of the race last night you haven't been able to see it, but harry has been shielding his eyes the whole time. >> people shouldn't see that no, not a this hour of the morning. >> he's dropped out of the race, but it lives forever on the internet and the next tie goes to the sprinting havelina the realtor damion spotted a wonderful pig like beast on the road it's not a pig, but a similar hoofed mammal found in the american southwest in mexico and in central and south america f

steve: he's dropping by the hall of fame this weekend you watch. pete: really? pped by steve? reporter: also a member of the rock and roll hall of fame, maybe in the future, editorial action? pete: you're busy. reporter: we'll start with a fox news alert, the president signed an $8 billion spending bill today, to combat the coronavirus it comes as maryland confirms its first three cases of the deadly virus. president trump tells fox news his administration is ready to fight the outbreak, no matter what. president trump: we could have a very long term plan. we hope that doesn't happen but we have plans for every single possibility and i think that's what we have to do. we hope it doesn't last too long reporter: the u.s. coast guard also taking action delivering virus testing kits to cruise ship passengers off the coast of california. listen to this , border agents discovering enough fentanyl to kill more than 1 million people, hidden in a car. a canine officer found the drugs inside the seats after the car was pulled over in san diego. the nearly 47-pound stash is

panties now that it's a snowplow by the shrub and away from the case nice joining the baseball hall of fame. place with this place the old the case of the big concept and. so i was sort of self worth all. you got an incredible amount of passion and energy in your music and and your art and that really comes through in someone watches you perform like we just did i'm very truly inspirational so i really want to start with asking you who is the 5. defy and see music producer artist educator from albuquerque new mexico representing the dinette nation defies also if you broke it break it down into acronym could be definitely eternal or def eternal forever inferno or definitely eternal forever internal short for definition rare. if you look at a sonic leaking tai chi filofax in summer and there's. more to defy the 5 began probably in my middle school time and i've stuck with the name ever since so what like what was your inspiration and experience that. led you to bring you know hip hop spoken word hip hop and traditional native american culture together in your are like what brought those 2 for

and the pro football hall of fame is closing for 22 week-- to weeks. the new league year start wednesday, 1:00 p.m. pacific. >>> donovan mitchell tested positive for the coronavirus. the first was rudy gobert. and he gave this update from his isolation room and he said, he is good. and playing a lot of video games nonstop. >> feel fine, things are going well, just taking the proper precautions as was told to me,vy the stay in isolation. solo in here. playing video games all day and can't wait to get back on the floor and play for the best fans in the world. >> happy birthday to steph curry. turns 32. he is a three-time nab cha-- the nba champ, and all around good dude. he is trying to help out with the alameda food bank. a lot of people doing good things around the coronavirus. >> good to see steph and they are helping all the time, not just now. >> well, just ahead the coronavirus has created a different kind of audience. the yourbut as you get older,thing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankf

plans to sell his 1993 mvp trophy, one of his olympic gold medals and other memorabilia from his hall of fameareer. the mvp trophy alone could fetch up to $400,000. there is one possible snag, though. barkley says he thinks his daughter will keep the 1992 olympic gold medal for sentimental reasons. >>> cbsnews.com reports a 4-year-old girl who lost her vision after a rare complication from the flu can see again. she contracted the flu late last year. she survived but the infection attacked her brain. in january her doctor told cbs news it was hard to tell if she would regain her sight. but yesterday her sight had fully returned. she's still showing some signs of brain-damage. the family said it's so awesome to see her personality come back. >>> still to come, more concerts fall victim to the coronavirus. how madonna and other top acts are cancelling or postponing shows amid calls for safety. s amid calls for safety. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and his relief, knowing he's covered by blue cross blue shield. this is hal's

ballads became his calling card ♪ lady with numerous grammys rogers was elected to the country music hall of famehis family, his friends and fans when i say that i will always love you >> reporter: "the gambler" died peacefully at his home in georgia kenny rogers was 81. kevin tibbles, nbc news >> and that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time please stay safe good night ♪ when to hold 'em ♪ know when to fold 'em ♪ ♪ know when to walk away ♪ ♪ know when to run ♪ you never count you money ♪ ♪ when you're sitting ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, a new update from governor gavin newsom as offers for resources pour in from all over the state. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas in for terry mcsweeney this evening. governor gavin newsom just wrapped up a news conference where he called the response to the coronavirus crisis quite remarkable. tech leaders are offering resources and money. just one example, newsom says elon musk is working to see if he can work with other businesse

the city said good-bye to 30 years of history that included hall of fame players, three nfl championships bowl total. it was on this day in 1996 baltimore's new team was officially named the ravens. >>> no shortage of star power in 1982 as michael jordan, james worthy and sam perkins led north carolina against georgetown's patrick ewing and sleepy floyd in the ncaa title game. it came down to jordan's shot with 15 seconds left gave the tar heels a one-point lead. then when the hoyas fred brown mistook worthy for a teammate, north carolina clinched the 63- 62 win, the school's second national championship. >>> and on this day in 1989 the former soviet union first granted its players permission to play in the national hockey league. that's this day in sports march 29th. >>> well, the ravens have won two super bowls since then, but the folks in baltimore have never forgiven robert ersay for moving that team out of town. >> this was a sneaky move there. thanks so much. thank you, everyone, for joining us! stay safe. good night. when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taki

greater lansing sports hall of fame, and the michigan baseball hall of fame. mr. wall brgberg: -- mr. walberg: he gives credit to his wife of 48 years, melody. coach o'keefe is an exemplar require community leader who will leave a lasting legacy respond baseball. he modeled the value of hard work and sportsmanship and taught valuable life lessons to the young men on his teams. once again i wish to congratulate coach o'keefe on a remarkable career and thank him for making such a positive impact on five decades of students in grand ledge. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. madam speaker, i rise today to commemorate march as national colorectal cancer awareness month. colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths for men and women in this country. this year almost 148,000 americans will be diagnosed

recipient of the potter path of chievement award inducted into he montgomery county human rights hall of fame. she was a constant advocate for those without a voice. today, i'd like to honor her and contributions on the floor of the house of representatives. back.d the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicolas, for five minutes. you, mr. icolas: thank speaker. group thatecognize a oftentimes doesn't get recognized. i rise to recognize the congress states.nited i rise to recognize speaker elosi, leader hoyer, natural resources committee chairman rijalva, minority leader mccarthy, natural resources committee ranking member rob bishop. to recognize senate leader mcconnell, judiciary designate raham, minority leader schumer and ranking member feinstein. staff of recognize this house. shjuan. watkins on the natural resources committee. lliott walden of the senate judiciary. sarah of senate judiciary ranking member feinstein's office. rise to recognize staff of the administration. halworth of the department of interior. doug of the white house. rise to recog

. >> he was indirected into the music hall of fame in 2019.ected on his career. >> i never thought i would be this successful. i know how untalented i am. it's been a great gift to have this amount of success and suspectance from the public. >> the family said they are planning a small private service and look forward to celebrating his life publically at a later date. i'm still to come the bay area convention center that will be made over. awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply

he pleaded with him to lead and to be the tom brady, the soon to be hall of fame quarterback. the response opposed to be the backup. that is what the president has said. the federal government should be backing them up. governor cuomo and he have gone back and forth. we are seeing that there is a real uncertainty. like if they get on 26 and criticize the president? >> susan, i am going to play you what the president said about nancy pelosi, february 26th. >> what is your response to speaker pelosi, that you don't know what you are talking about, about the coronavirus? >> speaker pelosi is trying to create a panic. there is no reason to panic. >> what do you know about the relationship between these two? >> the president of the united states and the speaker of the house have not spoken to each other since last october on the day that he called her a third rate politician and she stood up and walked out of the white house meeting. they have a hostile relationship. the fact that you can negotiate the largest relief package in american history and have it go through the house and

san jose state university hall of fame. five super bowl rings. he was 88-years-old. okay. n sports. march 18. >> looking to pull off the upset of opening day of action. >>> march madness in full swing 27 years ago on this day. steve nash, the broncos becoming the second 15 seed to upset a number two seed. loyaloleue played michigan. behind prior's 41 points. the lions were 149-115 winners. the highest scoring game in tournament history. 1991, the seventy sixers retired wilt chamberlain's jersey. >> the word retired means you can do anything you want. >> reporter: in 1995, michael jordan announced his baseball experiment was over and returning to the chicago bills. that is this day in sports, march 18. i am joe fonzi. >> this day in sports. great old video to look at. everybody is talking about what can we do now that we are supposed to be inside. check this out. the fresh ideas that may become regular activities. this is your garbage can flip of a ping-pong ball into a two- story obstacle course. maybe too much thinking went into this. either way, the end result, into the b

he has not been elected into the hall of fame. here is the exact statement out of the article. sentence, that's what they have given me. i know what i have accomplished between those lines, it's the out side lines that i would've done some things differently, and i think there is where you have to hear the other side of the story, because barry bonds definitely brought a few of these things upon himself. he must accept that and take some accountability in that regard. >>> in the meantime, i am starting to warm up to hunter pence back with the giants. it is nice to have a familiar face in camp considering all the new guys around. we have a spring-training report from scottsdale.>> reporter: one of the giant highlights the spring was the day hunter pence made his cactus league debut. >> it felt really good. >> after a 2018 season in which he batted .226 which is for homeruns, the giants cut him loose. fans were upset, and then they reinvented himself working on his swing in the dominican republic. he then went to camp last spring as a nonroster invitee of the texas rangers. all p

not bad for a 57-year-old hall of fame goat. jerry rice getting it done in indianapolis. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. we have all that on the website if you missed any of it. >> how much is a bebebebebe >> i don't know put that's my favorite number. >>> firefighters were still on the scene today. >>> and a man is up for parole we choose to go to the and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keysto

should be in the nfl hall of fame. back when they were the oakland raiders. >> that's right.time for more news. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up next here at 11:00 p.m. >> if things continue in the way that we saw them happen over the weekend, we will have no choice but to close our park system. san francisco mayor warning people to keep their distance and maintain six people of separation. >> the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> a warning in san francisco. hello. i am frank somerville. >> i am heather holmes. some people are ignoring the stay-at-home order. governor gavin newsom saying people need to take social distancing more seriously. today he announced he is closing parking lots at california state parks. it is effective immediately. president trump signed an executive order today aimed at preventing price gouging and hording medical supplies needed to fight the coronavirus. the attorney general already seen evidence of people trying to profit from the coronavirus pandemic. >> and the u.s. senate failed to advance an economic rescue bill. the

one of the best golfers in history is going to the hall of fame. r woods will be inducted next year. he says the pga tour record of 82 victories, he won 81 major tournament second only to the legendary jack nicholas. remember, tiger says he's honored and humbled and claims his achievement is the ultimate recognition to never give up and keep changing. rob: the reigning masters champ and the tickets if you buy them after market are dropping very fast. >> i'm curious to see what happens at a public event. >> janice: market forecast yet. anything that has 7 days in it is a coin toss. we have a for severe weather across areas that were hit hard from tornadoes last week. the past 24 hours a system across the southwest will bring flash flooding concerns and one is developing across the southern plains, mississippi, tennessee and ohio river valley, this is the area we will watch later this afternoon into the evening, nashville is in the area of concern, hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible, we have this area in parts of illinois with tennessee, kent

he hasn't been allowed into the baseball hall of fame. a death sentence is what they have given me.ing different and you know that for sure. but like i said, two sides to that story. in case you missed it over the weekend, this is absolutely priceless video. young four-year-olds in ohio taking on their first wrestling match. in case you missed it. he takes off for the other end. they wrestle him down. get him back and he would rather do anything else besides wrestle. mean time, this is spring training baseball at its finest. little base running work needed. deep to center field. the relay comes to the plate. the catcher will have a field day. nailing a couple guys right there. crowded at the plate right there. another unusual double play. in case you missed it. the university of missouri last night. it is called putt for pig challenge. this youngster makes the shot. what does he get? a thousand dollars? no. he gets bacon for a year. >> okay. >> college kid, probably eats a lot of bacon. that is the atlanta hawk's mascot with a good shot from half-court. skills. that is the sporting

even the pro-football hall of fame has announced it's closing for at least two weeks.ues as usual the new league year is going to start wednesday at 1:00 p.m. pacific. major league baseball canceled spring training by at least two weeks. according to the san francisco chronicle giants players are working out plans to potentially return to the field very soon. now the league gave players three options. return home, return to their team city or stay at their spring training facility. brandon belt told the chronicle as far as he's aware players are staying in arizona. the giants i deep cleaning those facilities this weekend and reopening the stadium monday. well, there was baseball on saturday night. reds pitcher trevor boyar organized a charity wiffle ball game in the arizona desert tonight with players that stuck around after spring training was delayed indefinitely. home run there. we got baseball highlights on this saturday night. pretty impressive, too, for wiffle ball. that is not easy to do. the trophy a giant bottle of purell. now utah jazz rudy gobert was the fir

he is in their hall of fame. five super bowl rings. on was 88 years old. >>> this day in sports such edges is march 18th, joe fonzi has a for us. >> looking to pull off the upset of the opening day event. >> march madness was in full swing 27 years ago on this day. behind freshman steve nash, the broncos made ncaa history becoming just the second 15 seed to upset a number two. 64, 61 over arizona. also on this day in the tournament in 1990. the passing of star hank gathers only two weeks old, play defending champion michigan. behind jeff fryers 41 points, the liens were 149-115 winners, the high-scoring game internet history. basketball news dominates the day, 1981, the philadelphia 76ers retired his jersey before a sellout crowd. >> the word retired means you can do anything you want. >> in 1995 michael jordan announced his baseball experiment was over. he was returning to the chicago bulls where he would win three more nba titles. that is this day in sports, march 18th. i am joe fonzi. >>> everyone is looking for something to do indoo

inslee pleaded with him to lead here, to be the tom brady, the soon to be hall of fame quarterback, brian, of this response as opposed to being the backup, because that's what the president has said, that he feels like the states should have the onus here and the federal government should sort of be backing them up. we know governor cuomo and he has gone back and forth. cuomo has praised him at times, kpr criticized him at others and trump has returned that in kind. we're seeing here that there's a real uncertainty in statehouses across the country that if what the upright approach is, do any get on tv and criticize the president and get his attention. maybe that will spur him to act. or if they do that, will they engender his wrath and perhaps not get these vital pieces of medical equipment they so desperately need. >> and, susan, i'm going to play you what the president said about nancy pelosi. the date on this is february 26. >> what is your response to speaker pelosi, who said earlier today you don't know what you're talking about about the coronavirus? >> i think speaker pelosi is in

league play and that's the town and the team, the red sox on which mike's grandfather carl forged a hall of famecareer and the red sox did a heart worming thing. it was a three game series between the giants and red sox and got a huge ovation in boston. obviously he's trying to make this team. but no matter what year, he's got a lifetime memory because of what happened last season at fenway park. >> you always dream of playing catch with a family on a big league field and to have both organizations and allow that to happen was very special and obviously i'll go on record any time saying thank you to both of them for letting that happen. >> so, another interesting thing about that. it was the three game series. the giants took two out of three. both the red sox and giants dating back to new york. that was the first time a giants franchise had ever won a game at fenway park. that was kind of interesting they took two out of three on a highlight from last season. we're going to show you the field here in scottsdale because they are going to have a work out today for the guys who are not going over

( applause ) meanwhile, the rock and roll hall of fame has announced its 2020 inductee class.e mode, the doobie brothers, whitney houston, nine inch nails, the notorious b.i.g. and t-rex." ( cheers and applause ) congratulations to all the inductees-- especially t-rex. it's really hard to play most instruments especially with those tiny arms. meanwhile, "a 17-year-old high school student discovered a rare new planet three days into his nasa internship." so if you thought colleges were going to be impressed by your second-chair bassoon, think again, brian. step up. this is such a big deal, the teen even got to appear on "strahan, sara and keke." >> we want to make sure you continue to make these discoveries because it does give us a better understanding of how everything works, so we've got a gift card here for you for a brand new telescope. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: that's a really nice gesture, but i mean, he discovered a planet at nasa. ( laughter ) i think he's all set for telescopes right now. it's like presenting the winner of the tour de france wi

new york city public officials belonged on the hall of fame.blasting president trump, saying he's not weeding, not taking the buyers seriously. well, "watters' world" looked back to see what the same officials were saying just weeks ago. >> life is going on pretty normally right now. we want to encourage that. if you're under 50 and your healthy, which is most new yorkers, there's very little threat here. this disease, even if it were to get it, it basically acts like a common cold. because ofhut down undue fear. >> the risk to new yorkers for coronavirus is low and our preparedness as a city is very high. there's no reason not to take the subway, not to take the bus, not to go out to your favorite restaurant. jesse: that was the mayor of new york city andes the health commissioner saint everything is fine. everyone is prepared, leave your normal lives. i was just a little while ago. it takes an unbelievable amount of you know what to turn on a dime like that. pointing fingers at the president. saw this coming before they did. a lot of people i

and on this day in 1973, major league baseball waived its rule for entrance to the hall of fame.r in a plane crash, the pittsburgh pirates' roberto clemente was voted a spot at cooperstown without the usually five-year waiting period. that's this day in sport, march 20th. >>> pro athletes have a little extra time on their hands these days. and some are handling it more combrifl than others. steph curry, what you up? you know he's a golfer, right? how about the trick shot? good feeling. once again, off the door, into the cup. look. it might have taken him a hundred tries to do that. we don't know. we don't have the video. but good to see him passing the hours on a friday. >> that's a great way to do it. and that's all we get for sports. >> yes. but he's doing a lot. i've seen him on social media. he's doing videos of his family, trying to keep himself entertained. >> a lot of us are going stir crazy. but they got some energy, right? these athletes are used to this incredible aerobic activity and playing games. now just poof, nothing there. good it see him smiling about it. >> than

isbal, proud of quincy mason who went professional baseball and the chicago cubs inducted to the hall of fame in 2015. me in commemorating the school's rich history. mr. speaker, i rise today to ronnie anderson for his 51 years of service to ranchers.farmers and after graduating from l.s.u. in animal h a degree in science, ronnie returned home to work on his family's farm. became involved in the louisiana farm bureau ederation and was elected resident of his parish shortly thereafter. in 1989, he was elected to the farm bureau and elected 31 times since. personally forie many, many years as a farmer myself. he been clear to me that loves louisiana agriculture. when i was elected to congress, counsel toely on his advocate for our farmers and ranchers. louisiana tenure, the farm bureau has grown from 7,000 members to more than 148,000, and ronnie still raises several hundred head of cattle horses, hay, and imber on his farm in my congressional district. in addition to his work at home and with the farm bureau, ronnie served for all but two years 1997 on the louisiana board of supervisors. pleas

politics driving a wedge between a hall of fame hip hop group. we told you earlier in the news crast performed at a rally tonight for bernie sanders. that was down in l.a. that has flavora flave, a founding member of the group seething. he claims the sanders group is using a public enemies name for an on without flavor flav. flav says it's okay for chuck d to endorse sanders by himself but don't say it's all part of public enemy endorsing sanders. >>> if you bought a lottery ticket in san jose state recently check those numbers. a very valuable ticket was sold at willow glen worth more than $12 million. the winner picked all five super lotto numbers. the only ticket in the state to get all the numbers in last night's drawing. the rumor around the safeway on hamilton way is that the winner is a woman. we don't have anymore than that. >> we live in the bay million and then go very far, hopefully they -- >> 180 day tuesday come forward and claim that prize. i'm fascinating by that thing down the road, the rain thing you're talking about. >> it's been

even the pro football hall of fame announced it's closing for atleast two weeks. ntinues as usual, the new league year starts wednesday at 1:00 p.m. pacific. >>> major league baseball canceled spring training, pushing the start of opening day by at least two weeks. according to "the san francisco chronicle" giants' players are working out deals to return to the field soon. the league gave the players three options, return home, return to their spring city or training facility. the trainer said as far as he knows he's staying in arizona. they're also deep cleaning facilities this weekend and reopening the stadium monday. >>> there was baseball saturday night. red bauer organized a charity wiffle bag game as spring training was delayed indefinitely. a couple guys actually left the yard. that's hard to do, impressive for a wiffle ball game. the trophy, it was a giant bottle of purell. what do you know? >>> espn is reporting detroit pistons forward christian wood is the third nba players to test positive for coronavirus. utah jazz rudy gobert was the first confirmed ca

finally, tiger woods is heading to the golf hall of fame. was elected yesterday from 10 phfinalists to join the class of 2021 after rules changed to reduce the minimum age from 50 to 45. woods is 44. he said he is honored and humbled. he has 93 victories, completed a grand slam three times and won four consecutive majors. officials with the pga say there are no plans to cancel the players championship but they will make changes if necessary. cheryl: tiger woods, despite his personal issues, is an amazing golfer. lauren: he is golf and that was quite a comeback. cheryl: we are looking for a comeback today. we don't have one now. we're going to get jobs data today. we'll see how the markets shake out. a pretty rough morning for markets. investors aren't impressed. the dow is down 1,230. we'll probably hit circuit breakers today. s&p is down 137, nasdaq down 396 in the premarket. it's been an incredible 11 year bull run. markets may be heading for the bear. how long is the bear going to be in its cave. not as long as you think. lauren: coronavi

and on this day in 1973 major league baseball waived its rule for inference into the hall of fame.mente was voted a spot in cooperstown without the usual five year waiting period. that's this day in sports march 20, i'm joe fonzi.>> how's this for a friday night treat. i mentioned a moment ago no games in the present, we actually found alive sporting event, australian football in melbourne australia, check this out.>> it is prime time in america, and they are reportedly watching since there's nothing else on. >> that guy has got it figured out. there's a ball and it's moving. nobody has any idea what's going on. this we probably get, it's steph curry and trick shots. that's not bad. and we know curry can golf, right? you probably didn't know that marty fish was a golfer, he was a big tennis player 15 years ago. but that's off the backboard and into the cup. and how about this, wilson contractors taking batting practice it's a nerf gun firing balls at him, so points for creativity as well as hand/eye coordination. and if you need to keep your kids exercising, right, you want to get

the interesting thing about it because when i was induct into the women's hall of fame in seneca falls, new york says she's modestly. and i want women to be immo chest in that respect, just saying. when whiz there in preparation for it all, we visited susan b. anthony's home. katy stanton. all of them. but elizabeth katy stanton and susan b. anthony were a pair. she had a flock of kids like five children. one would be stiring the pot. and the other one would be writing it down. but they plotted. and susan b. anthony would ride the range and go out there and preach it all. he bought a house and put it in her name in seneca falls. it was in a raised area. but right below it were a lot of immigrant families, workers in falls.ls in seneca she could hear from her privileged position little raised area, domestic violence hat was going on down below in families. i'm not saying all families. but she knew that women had to have more rights and more -- be able to determine their own fate. imagine her courage to take her own blessed experience and take the time to be just to us a person who showe

be a master don't wait for luck♪ ♪dedicate yourself and you can find yourself♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame♪ >> it is the last thought, that's ways called the final thought. greg: time for one thought or two from me, my first thought, things will get better and it will be amazing how this country roars back so hang tight, number two if you have time at home and going crazy teach your child to change a tire. even if he or she is a toddler. tyrus: i'll get my toddler right on it. greg: thank you dagen, dana, doctor drew, tyrus, kat, i am great got so, i am. jon: scott will see you tomorrow at five eastern right here on fox. ♪ ♪. jesse: welcome to "watters world", i am jesse watters. killing coronavirus, the united states of america is rolling into a recession or depression. what we do now, will determine which one it will be. first, we have to stop the spread. you know what to do, wash her hands, stay clean, and practice social distancing. if you can, stay inside this week, work from home if you can. don't fly if you don't have to. the virus is mostly in ten large counties. a very high percen

the city said good-bye to 30 years of history that included hall of fame players, three nfl championshipsnterestingly enough, it was on this day in 1996 that baltimore's new team was officially named the ravens. no shortage of star power in 1982 as michael jordan, james worthy and sam perkins led north carolina against georgetown, patrick ewing and sleepy floyd in the ncaa title game. it came down to this. jordan's shot with 15 seconds left gave the tar heels a one- point lead. then when the hoyas fred brown mistook worthy for a teammate, north carolina clinched a 63-62 win, the school's second national championship. on this day in 1989 the former soviet union first granted its players permission to play in the national hockey league. that's this day in sports march 29th. >> and those folks in baltimore have never forgiven robert ersay for moving their beloved colts out of town. >> all those things you put together are really fun to see. good job, joe. >>> coming up next. >> we have to take this seriously because there are too many lives that are being taken by this evil virus that does n

coaching youth baseball in atlantic city until the day he died and was inducted into the in 1977.hall of fame players like pop lloyd would pllay the foundation for future stars such as jackie robinson and hank the game would change forever. yet, players like lloyd and the played in are slowly becoming forgotten to the annals of history. we cannot let that happen. i thank the gentleman from issouri for introducing this important legislation to commemorate and honor those layers and the role they play in shaping america's very pastime. may god bless him. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under announced policy the nuary 3, 2019, gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the leader. mr. larson: thank you, mr. speaker. speaker, i rise today to address the chamber about one of most important issues that faces and that issue underscored by the issue of the coronavirus and by the issue of inequality exists today in this great wealthiest urs, the nation in the history of the world. pleased to announce the number of people who have risen

of the hall of fame, rock and roll hall of fame suspended induction ceremony. nhl will delay the start of 2020 season for 30 days. spring training put off for now. st. paddy's day parade for 260 years. going back before the american revolution in 1762 but for this year, they say it is postponed, i can't imagine being on any other time besides march 17th or around that time. it is interesting that they canceled it this year even though there was a st. paddy's day parade during the spanish flu in 1918 which we know kills millions of people around the world. getting back to canceled events, sporting events impact a lot of, millions of fans around the world, we her the president trump about the nba some cities may be bigger than others with more empty a reasons has. take a listen. >> states are smaller form of government. they can control individual arenas and individual things better. it is different for different areas. some areas have no problem whatsoever in our country and others do. so we're working with the governors of the various states. i think it is work

singer/songwriter who has won five grammys, sold 100 million albums and member of the rock 'n' roll hall of fameak shot my first 21 years," are available now. please welcome back to the show james taylor, everyone ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you >> seth: i'm so happy you're here >> i am, too it's nice to be here >> seth: it was -- this audio memoir is wonderful. and one of the great things about it is there are certain songs that as a listener you become so comfortable with that you forget a the some point they weren't songs and someone had to write them and you talk about writing "carolina in my mind." and it's really just a wonderful story. >> well, yeah, we had hoped people would be interested in that and it was you know, i can't remember an awful lot of the particulars of writing some of those older songs. but i do remember "carolina. >> seth: yeah. and it was -- can you share with us some of how it came about >> well, yeah, when i was recording my first album, i was the first person signed to the beatles' new record label, apple records. and they had - >> seth: c