. >> when hank aaron hit that famous home run you called that. >> yes. >> remember that for us. what was that like? >> it was building up all year long and now here we are in atlanta and our left-hander henry aaron is batting against al downing and you are wondering but i did not want to prepare anything. i did not want to think of all the home runs he hit or how many against the dodgers. so when he hit the home run, i did what i really do best, i shut up. and i went back of the booth and the crowd was roaring it was magnificent. and while i stood there it dawned on me, so when i went back to the microphone i said. >> it was a marvelous moment for moment for atlanta and the state of georgia and what a marvelous moment for the country and a the world. a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south for breaking a record of an all-time baseball idol. >> and to me of all the home

over the weekend the runners came over the bridge, onto the hank aaron trail where they made a sharp right turn towards the v.a. hospital. there they were supposed to turn around. >> there was an arc of cones right here. >> repter: only chris says someone deliberately removed the cones. >> sometime after the fifth runner went through, somebody moved all the cones and threw them in the ravine. >> reporter: only after 20 runners ran about half a mile too far, did someone notice the mistake. those runners took to social media to express their frustration. >> i have a lot of sympathy for them. >> reporter: while many argue the run wasn't calculated, he otherwise. however, there is nothing he can do about adjusting people's times. >> we apologized to them. we issued full refunds and provided free entries for next year, but that doesn't take away the fact that they ran too many miles. >> reporter: there were some 300 volunteers and next year they're going to make sure that someone is standing guard by those cones. reporting off the hank aaron trail, veronica macias. >> shannon: happening r

an update on the hank aaron state trail: just a quick update for the cyclists and bike co forward to the opening of the extension of the hank aaron trail in western milwaukee county at the zoo interchange. the trail remains closed as numerous bridges are being constructed over the trail and schlinger avenue in the core of the interchange. good news, the trail is still slated to open at the end of the zoo interchange will be paved by the project. major traffic switch on tuesday night major traffic switch on tuesday night 11/22 full overnight at moorland on 11/22 to switch traffic onto new pavement and open up a new work area. the switch includes the followng: remove the eastbound zipper merge. wis 100 interchange entrance ramp will not have access to i-94 east toward downtown euntil spring. access from this ramp access will remain open as well. the ramp to i-41/894 south from i-94 east will move west about 3/4 of a mile. take note of this change in decision point. if you are traveling to the tuesday or in the early morning hours wednesday, allow extra time and utilize moorland road to

no, but i-- you wouldn't disturb hank aaron when he was standing up at the plate. no, grady, but-- you wouldn't disturb the wright brothers when they were trying to fly. that's exactly what i want to talk to you about. the kitchen? hey, what's this about the wright brothers? well, it's the flying part that i want to talk to you about, grady. now, i don't know quite how to say this, but i don't think that was wild parsley in that salad you made. well, what do you think was in it? [quietly] marijuana. [shouts] marijuana! well, what are you, crazy anyway? ok, i tell you what i'll do. no, wait a minute, grady. you can't do that. they're the police. well, you don't think i'm gonna take your word for it, do you? you don't have to, grady. now, just about everybody knows one of the main side effects of using marijuana is the hungries or the munchies. like in the wizard of oz? that was the munchkins! aw, yeah. didn't you just love that picture? oh, grady, would you knock it off? this is no time for that. there was dorothy and toto... of the west, grady! now, look... now, wh

the lakefront....sprinting down sherman park boulevard....circling around in hank aaron park... a route specifically to qualify runners for the boston marathon. 333 you have to have a course measure by organization. more than 1- thousand people competed in the marathon at the pnc running festival-but about 10-20 of them--ran more than the 26.2 miles-without knowing it. this is where the runners were cones were gone--so they kept going. some for more than a mile. race director chris ponteri says-sometime after the 5th runner-someone-threw those cones into the ravine. 103 i tihnk it was more an act of vandalizm,. i think it was someone who s decided to make people purposely go the wrong way.race officials caught on within minutes-but not before at least a dozen people...like denise manthy..passed the turn around. cg in insotamazingly-even with running more than 28 miles--and battling a cold- manthy was the top finishing side if she was able to win the race after running over 28 miles. thats impressive. more than 300 people were working this race, and ponteri says- you can be sure

over the weekend the runners came over the bridge, onto the hank aaron trail where they made a sharp right turn towards the v.a. hospital. there they were supposed to turn around. >> there was an arc of cones right here. >> repter: only chris says someone deliberately removed the cones. >> sometime after the fifth runner went through, somebody moved all the cones and threw them in the ravine. >> reporter: only after 20 runners ran about half a mile too far, did someone notice the mistake. those runners took to social media to express their frustration. >> i have a lot of sympathy for them. >> reporter: while many argue the run wasn't calculated, he

setup on the hank aaron trail...that let runners know to ?turn around.? it happened sometime after the fifth runner.... and nearly a dozen runners ?kept going?--- some running ?more than a mil?e before realizing their mistake. the race director says... it was fixed within minutes--- but not before 43- year -old "denise manthy" ran past. even after running about two extra miles... she still came in first for the women. 3 4617 i think after 26 it doesnt even matter. an extra mile or two. 449 definite c lass of the d side. the race director says... as far as he knows---- this did ?not? affect anyone's ?boston marathon qualification.?those impacted got a refund and will get to race for ?free? next year. 3 the historic "bosch tavern" has finished its move...the establishment tweeted out this picture yesterday calling it a . success.we were there one month ago as the tavern was picked up off its foundation along highway 100 in hales corners.yesterday, it finished street... to accomodate road work. coming up--- a massive sinkhole forces evacuations. evacuations.

hank aaron was one of my first sports memories.o he was able to handle it fine. he was older when he pitched. he was in his 30s when it happened. his mother died when he was 7 years old. that was one of the things he said. my mom died when i was 7 years old. he came up in the 1960s pitching in richmond as a black man in the south and heard a lot of bad things. for me to give up a home run toward the end of my career was not the worst thing that happened to me. i was much better able to deal with it. the people around him had issues with him. that's one of the interesting things about the book as well. you find out these moments didn't just affect those involved in it. it affected their families and friends. we're all protective of people that we love when they get hurt. >> david tyree catches a ball on his head. who gave up that catch that enables the giants to win the super bowl and the patriots to lose. >> the patriots were going for a perfect season. they were going to be 19-0 if they won that game. they had the lead. and david

sort of like hank aaron's 750th home run. i was there in the stadium.> it's interesting. because you see the stock market rising and to stephen moore's point. working class voters, democrats and republicans, if they can embrace jobs being created, could we see trump democrats as opposed to the old reagan democrats as an opportunity for the republicans to not just be seen as the party of the rich. >> i absolutely agree with that and that is a very key point. the so called reagan democrats sprung up again. the truth is will the ideas work. out of the party, they are a party of the two coasts. the great middle has risen up and said enough. we want government that works for us. we are paying too much and getting too little from government. we're sick of washington. it doesn't seem to matter which party gets elected. the disfunction gets worse. the swamp gets bigger and bigger and they want something different. the extent trump responds to that and i think he and he's on the right track so far. then i think you could see some kind of the republican majority

hank the tank is chuggin' his way down the sidelines for 79 yards. we're tied up at 7-7. field tonight. poorman goes over the middle. aaron simmons with the one-handed acrobatics. what arab. the offense would capitalize. alba rolling, firing to kyle lewis, who lays out for the pylon. six points for him. the sabres move on to the state semi's, so who will they face you may ask? well, it is the winner of lake geneva badger and middleton. the badgers hoping to reach the state semi's for the second consecutive ason. outside, stretches across for six points. next series, middleton has the answer. he rumbles and stumbles in and we areied at 7-7. dropping back, looking, looking, firing the homerun ball. he weaves his way into the end zone, 43 yards. 28-7. of rivalry games. we begin in the north shore conference. i know this might shock you, but homestead is back in the playoffs with a chance to dance to madtown. whitefish bay lost to the highlanders earlier this season and had a chance to take them down when it matters most. nothing like a little bagpipes to pump up the home team tonight in homestead. office feeling inspired. er