he swung the bat just where ichiro had. >> translator: ichiro is like a god to me. >> reporter: ichiro is not the only person who grew up in batting cage number 8. katsuyuki taniguchi is two years older. he works as a used car dealerer. every weekend he goes straight to number 8. taniguchi started going to the center at the age of 10. his father brought him here. his dad passed away six years ago. but his advice lives on. >> translator: my father said, swing hard from the very first pitch. he taught me to approach every pitch that way. >> reporter: taniguchi continues to play baseball through his college years. after graduating, he ventured into business. but he has continued to uphold his father's full-swing philosophy. during those same years, ichiro reached the top of the game in japan and the u.s. and taniguchi made his own mark. he is a company vice president managing five branches. >> translator: my father's mandate to put my all into everything has been an important lesson in my career. ichiro is always ready to go and prepares himself for the next day's game even before going t

all right, ichiro, tell the studio audience what they'll be going home with tonight. you were a bad audience, so you get nothing. good night! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in. thank you, ever, i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, a wonderful author terry mcmillan is joining us, everybody. (applause) but first let's continue in our continuing coverage of the countdown to the rio olympics. well, it turns out rio has miraculously turned everything around and everything is going according to plan. (laughter) oh, eye i'm sorry, i keep forgetting. it is the southern hemisphere so it's the opposite. >> lurking under rio's with thers raw sewage and now what scientists describe as superbacteria, the highest levels of superbacteria on the shores of guanabara bay. site of the sailing event a month from now. >> it is a nice sailing area but every time you get some water in your face it feels like there is some alien ene

the star studded political speakers of the democratic national convention were affect ichiro or n --ffective or not. the as far as earlier in the week when it was michelle obama, bill clinton. they have powerful speakers. no doubt about that. >>> we're approaching the top of the hour. that means the team is getting ready for "squawk box." joe kerning joins us. i wonder whether you are more excited about hillary clinton's speech today or the start of the pga's. >> what caught your attention today in the papers, wilfred? >> we didn't have time. >> so we didn't do yours. >> we haven't done mine, but we are much more excited. >> do you want my time? >> we want to know who is going to win the pga. >> that's a good question. course looks great. it is hot today. hot and dry. i think there's some rain tomorrow. the fourth major, big trophy. i don't know jason day won last year year. i was unable to stay up. i need sleep. we need it. you know, for our health, our mental health, for longevity, for weight. you gain weight. and it is a double edge sword. i have missed a lot. i have missed a lot.

we think subordinated securities of financials are attract ichiro here. we think high yields are atralktive. the ecb has really impressed me. perhaps it's a way for them to buy. >>, but it does also raise the question after if and when we get to the question phase. some stage business debt could climb to 75 trillion by 2020. we've heard of a so-called crexit. does it cause corporates to embrace animal spirits. does it cause more companies to lever up and acquire companies in the u.s. hiding behind the knowledge that the ecb is already the buyer of debt. we look at the u.s. high yelled market. >> no, they don't want to misallocation of capital, but when you have negative yielding debt, you have tom embrace that. >> we will see if president draghi has any answers to those concerns. well, still to come as i mentioned, decision time will hit at 13:30 cet and we will bring you that rate decision. you don't want to miss that one. in the meantime you can get in touch with us by e-mail. get you questions in via twitter. we are watching them trying to get the answ

and ichiro leans into one. deep to right center and check him out at the wall and 1-0 marlins. and stanton comes through with an automatic double, driving in 2 runs on the night. the phillies lose 5-0 in a game they managed just four hits. >>> the eagles linebacker turned himself into the miami beach police, arrested in connection with the assault of a hotel worker last week. the team says it is aware of the situation and expects him at camp tomorrow. >>> the o.t.a.'s and training camps -- and the mini camps are nice but the training camps is where they hope to make space. and commenting on the style, he is keeping things simple for now. >> we're not rocket science now. we're not trying to, you know, re-invent anything. we want to put guys in a good position, communicate well, play what fits them. all of those things are important to us. >>> ben simmons gives back after the break. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and

interestingly enough oil is very react ichiro ive to the currenc it's a mixed bag for the dollar.e're up big time gikbens the pound, but down against the yen. in that regard, oil is short of treading water. there's bigger problems out there beyond the brexit fears and you really have tro go with the fundamentals in the market in terms of asian demand outlooks. and the big star of the complex was supposed to be gasoline. now we're finding out it wasn't as great as we thought it was earlier this year. the numbers might not hold up even p for past several weeks. now we're passed the 4th of july holiday where it generally heads south. >> given what you're saying, what explains the period of stability that we've seen in the price of oil. the fact we just came off the best quarter since 2009 and even after the brexit vote, oil held up near 50. >> part of it has been a fundamental story. we did get supply disruption events. the worker strike scared the market. what's going on in libya and nigeria. a sense in the market we were coming back into balance that we were going be able to work o

history could be made this series it's a citizens bank park as ichiro suzuki comes in six hits shy ofthe game in. one hit by the mets yesterday. losing two of three over the weekend chasing both these teams but they're down playing the importance of yet another divisional matchup. >> i think just in general every game is important for us. i don't think we look at one series or one game as more important than the others. i think the most important thing for our team is to just take things one game at a time. >> everyeries is important. but we got to come out and just play our game. we can't try to do too much. you know, we got to have good at bats, got to play good defense, pitching has got to stay where it's been. just play good baseball. >> phils get aaron nola back tonight and hope he's back to his own several. his last five starts he had an era over 13 and wasn't able to get past the fifth inning in any of them. >> try not to think about any of the negatives, trying to think of the positives away from this past month and my last outing that i had against the royals but i'm going st