what'd you take away from jackie robinson?there's -- i pulled -- it's funny that you say it that way, because i find myself pulling from not just these characters but from my parents. you know, when i need to do certain things, i pull from my father, i pull from my mother, i pull from my uncles, i pull from my brothers. but these characters have given me actually another avenue of things that i can pull from. so there's a certain amount of courage that you get from playing jackie robinson that you didn't have before. you can walk into spaces that you maybe think you don't belong, but you're going to go anyway. >> yeah. >> because that is exactly what he did, you know. i think there's a certain amount of providence that he had that allowed him to deal with the situations that he had to undergo, so you find yourself checking yourself for how you're living because he had to be perfect. >> yeah. >> you know, he had to be spotless in certain cases. and i fall short, but i'm trying. you know, james brown, there's a certain audacity

only one of its kind. >> the only rookie year of jackie robinson known to exist. t a picture? >> this is jackie wearing jersey, september 23, 1947, jackie robinson day, the day after the doctors quenched the pennant celebrating jackie and presented him with this cadillac. stuart: that is to prove that is a bona fide jersey, no other from 1947. >> the only one that survived, the letter from from rachel robinson talks about how jackie brought this jersey home after the 47 world series. the only reason we have it, to keep personally. stuart: in perfect condition, i am not allowed to touch it. how much do you think it will go for? >> this crosses over from sports collectible into american history. stuart: 3 million plus is your estimate. i think you will get it. i want to show this, the scorecard. from his perfect game. >> from game 5 of the 1956 world series, yankees, dodgers, again, 97 pitches it took larson to go up and down the dodgers batting order three times in a row and find it with larson at signature and it was done by the new york mirror, the official scorer

. >> how about this family of jackie robinson, the jackie robinson tossed out ceremonial first pitch,ame two is tonight. >>> eagles fans still flying high after monday night's prime time win over washington >> we got to wonder what are chances bird will fly high all the way to the super bowl? well, local sports economist, says that the eagles have a 94 g the playoffs and 85 percent chance of winning the division but what are the odd that the bird will win it all? well, players, stats, predicted data and other factors come into that projection. >> websites that you get to that forecast things, they will replicate the season, you know, 10,000 times or so, and how many times, out of those 10,000 do eagles win the super bowl. >> well, data shows right now eagles have a 10 to 12 percent chance of taking home vince lombardi trophy. >>> even as bird prepare for their next game they are making time to bring smiles to the local community. >> a group of special need children at novacare complex, the kid are with the buxmont challenger program. they normally play football with local high school

. >> if you've seen him, star as jackie robinson, and james brown now he's taking on a new american icon, yep. he's going to star at thurgood marshall in a new movie. chadwick bozman next. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >> okay, now, i don't go to movies much any more. i just stay sat home. but i want to see this in the theater. marshall, well, kind of courtroom thriller, based around thurgood marshall. the first african-american, worked on the supreme court. >> so let's take a look at it. >> you gentlemen making a big mistake. >> this here is mr. thurgood marshall. man is an attorney. you will treat him with the respect that he deserves. >> never seen -- you need to be care

you play james brown, jackie robinson, thurgood marshall, all completely different. fascinating way. how did you become the young thurgood marshall? did you go back and study films, listen to tapes, what did you do? >> i had in those other two films we mentioned, there was hall of fame footage of jackie robinson playing football, there was concert footage of james brown and lots of other footage of james brown as well, interviews. with thurgood marshall, you're looking at court cases. you're looking at biographies and autobiographies. and you're sort of extracting his personality from that and the situations that he's in. you're talking about a man who lived with friends, you know, he lived in the harlem renaissance. his friends were the greatest artists of that time, and he left that to travel around the country and fight justice in places where his life was in danger, so what is -- who is that man that has that courage and arrogance and selflessness to go do that? and so i sort of pulled, you know, his swagger and his vibe from that experience. a man who loved life

banks and what he said about the of players and to know the history that his relationship with jackie robinson and we have a robinson archive. that is the greatest joy for me.ow >>rk so how many things are still being discovered?. >> that is with one hand and 64 million plus items of the collection you cannot know what it said every file of every note and cranny those that i look for a reason to go to her office. but in your offices in the of madison building all glass with the outside area of -- overlooking the capital t. is the spot. >> that is said james madison building the all the officials of oriole to james madison in the capital. and all is for a given but that what the british used from the of books of the library of congress to start the fire. >>s, and then in 1980 and given us jefferson building and did 1897 to have electricity.y. and to see those light fixtures because they were so proud and day library and office and then to see a door in 1975 going into the new office as a new library and and it would not open. so found the key behind a the wooden door was the bank vault. that wa

. >>> and a hat worn by jackie robinson sold for $590,000.he most ever paid for an auction hat. robinson's widow said the hat comes from the 1947 season, the year robinson broke major league baseball's color barrier. this was before the advent of batting helmets. the hat had metal plates sewn into the lining to protect robinson's head. >> all right. a little bit of history. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much, diane. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, robots in the emergency room. we will show you how simulators are helping to train doctors in stressful situations. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy

see it this weekend, looking into the reviews, and such an interesting actor, learn, err played jackie robinson42 and also played james brown, so he is such a fantastic, what do you call those actors, characters? >> like character roles. >> character roles, such a great one. excited to see that this weekend. what's the forecast going to be like this weekend? >> probably be grateful to have some air condition movie theatres to attends, because, i mean it will be nice warm sunday for sure, starting the warming trends as early acylate tonight, especially into tomorrow and sunday. we take you outside, we show you here to start things off, a view of our very own rooftop , the center city skyline, and it is of course in support of breast cancer awareness, what you can tell by looking at this, is that there is a cloud deck, that's really helping to not necessarily insulate us, but we're just stuck in a unsettled pattern. won't see ton of is sunlight here for the next few days, until we really clear that out and that's going to take a little bit of time. for now, though, the eyewitness weather watch re

and a hat worn by jackie robinson, sold at auction for nearly $591,000 widow says hat comes from the 1947 season, the year robinson broke major league baseball color barrier. >> this was before the ad event of batting helmets it had metal plates zone into the lining to protect robinson's head. rahel, jim? >> didn't know. that will fascinating fact. >> we also know his family just threw out the first pitch of the world series game one. so nice to see them these days >> thanks, we'll check in with you tomorrow. >> suspected arm robber shot by police at king of prussia mall. >> this happened in the mall's parking garage around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say suspect tried to run down officers his car when police shot the suspect. paramedics returned him to the hospital. last night police confirmed he is the same man accused of robbing woman at gunpoint in the mall's parking lot say did a -- saturday. they caught up with him and said he's just happen now one else was hurt. >> you usually don't hear anything from this mall. it is really well secured and just shocking. >> officers fou

a conversation with chadrick bozeman, the actor best known for portrayals of baseball legend jackie robinsonther of soul, james brown, out with a new project, "marshall," portraying thurgood marshall long before he sat on the u.s. supreme court or claimed victory in brown v. board of education. the film explores one of marshall's greatest challenges in his early days as an attorney for the naacp. we're glad you've joined us, a conversation with chadwick boseman, coming up right now. ♪

it started seven years earlier when jackie robinson crossed the color line, muhammad ali and the vietnamar -- you could go on and on. so i think this is in the tradition of civil disobedience in america. and, finally, i will say that, we wouldn't be talking about this were it not for president trump's comments. and the conservative pundit john podhoretz had a great tweet, which is, "trump's pavlovian, and we're all dogs," that by pointing fingers and arguing about this, we're taking his bait. this is divide-and-conquer politics. he wanted to distract us from healthcare failing again and so forth. >> sam. >> i was gonna say exactly that. i think donald trump has demonstrated the most unpatriotic performance among all of us by dividing us. that's not what the president of the united states is intended to be. that's not what george washington had in mind when, for example, he resisted calls to enter the -- a war between france and england. that's not what he had in mind when he stood up for the constitution, for the ratification of it. the president of the united states is the person who fi

. >> a fantastic other for the best selling books including those that i read on jackie robinson in a blue gary glading for the your career carabineer times, "esquire" and "washington post" in the biography of mohammad ali is of the most anticipated books of the fall. part -- probably the most highly rated. there is always a national connection. bennett his widow lonnie the vendor built graduated you ever to read the legendary coach at vanderbilt used to tell the story in the 1960 olympics in the summer where cassius clay was with the wilma rudolph and afterwards he would come in his convertible cadillac so i don't know if you drove down from chicago though we are excited to have you here. thank you for coming. [applause] >>. >> mono mulally used to say thank you for that introduction or not is the measure will look. i would not do that. there is a lot of things that ali would get away with that i cannot. although we both have unbelievably fast jabs. deal want to see it? do want to see it again? and the job of a biographer is to understand that subject. so that really means paying att

when i dive into these things, he did not put his arm around jackie robinson. this turned out to be true. he's riding his bicycle, $50 when, big deal, starts to rain, he ducked into an auditorium to escape the rain and comes out on his bicycle looking for a police officer, find one in the basement of a gym, tells him his bike is stolen and he will beat up whoever took it. he was cassius clay at this time. he says no but i am tough. falls in love with it. transfixed by the site in the gym. not just heavy bags, then something else important. there were black kids and white kids punching white kids. you did not do that in america in the 1950s. you could be arrested for less than that. mohammed ali sold this and began to rewire his brain increase the ways. what else can i get away with? he begins taking boxing very seriously. he used to race the bus to school, have you heard this? one of the things i learned from robert caro, always ask what it was like to be in the room with your subject and ask it over and over, what was it like to be in the room? i would ask his

. >> samarra didn't have in, jackie robinson, roy campanella and killed rogers are laughing their headsg up the first ball is the world champion. ♪ sheesh is you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. cheryl: the first pitch at a baseball game is a forgettable ceremonial moment. legendary broadcaster vin scully set the bar pretty high. scully teased the crowd by pretending he was going to do the honors, and then he fakes an injury to his pitching arm and had to call for help. >> i'm going to have to go to the bullpen. i needed left-hander to come out here and help me. [cheers and applause] is very left-hander down here? my gosh, hernando venezuela. cheryl: afterwards, scully uttered his trademark line, it's time for dodgers baseball. scully called dodgers games for 67 years. lauren: is 90 next month. game two between the dodgers and the astros reminds us why they ca

marshall, an incredible film, this actor has played incredible real life characters, james brown, jackie robinson-american supreme court justice, early on he teamed up with a gentleman named stan friedman to take on an incredible case the defined both of their careers, shirley brown play the character accused of rape, kate hudson the accuser and essentially the story of trying to see if they can get him a not guilty verdict. an interesting story. the courtroom drama is incredible. i love a great courtroom film. i love being in a courtroom, the way the dialogue is delivered in these scenes, like watching an out -- they take dialogue scenes and make them feel like you are watching action. that is something the director does. it is a very well done story, an important film as well as i give it four five, i recommend seeing it. cool to see thurgood marshall early on in his career and the confidence the character has. i can't wait to see him play black panther next year. jillian: the next one, grace of foreign or. >> i grew up watching jackie chan, super excited to see him back in an r-rated action ph

a hat worn by jackie robinson was sold at auction. this is the most ever paid for a an action hot. it comes from the 1947 season, the year robinson broke the color barrier. this was before the advent of batting helmets. kenny? >> that is different than the helmets these days. >>> it is pumpkin season but is it pumpkin? what is this about? >> well, up apparently not all pumpkin pies are created equal. some may not have pumpkin in it whatsoever. if administration does not distinguish between pumpkin and squash. sometimes they mix it intentionally to generate the consistent -- consistency. they can name it whatever they want. >> okay. we are looking for a healthy serving of pumpkin pie. diane, thank you. >> i like the mashed potatoes. >> i like everything. >>> a player is accused of pulling a gun on a delivery driver. >>> the wine country wildfire released and they have a big helping hand from craig thompson. southern new england is suffering the brunt of the torrential rains and high winds.. crews >>> severe weather is pounding the northeast leaving thousands without power. that new

muhammad ali, jackie robinson. >> team owners have every right -- nobody can hear each other becauseking. ultimately, the team owners have the right to fire them in this particular case and i am be what ultimately happens. that's real trouble for the nfl. >> nobody has moved at all. this has not moved the needle at all. >> trish: richard, thank you. the russian scandal that the media just doesn't want you to know about. here's a hint, it involves hillary clinton. stay with us, i will see you right after this. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or

transistor and is now we have the fox chief national correspondent and an author of the book of jackie robinsonand a white house correspondent. people are spending hours and hours on the impact. but we do not have this crucial mystery of who exactly is this and is it true that robert mueller has brought charges against. >> some will not like this but i will say is a former cnn, hats off to reporting if it is true. they were ahead of other news organizations in saying that there will be charges coming. people should not dismiss it as quote - unquote fake news. if we are hearing, indictment omight be coming. >> but here is where i thought it went off the rail. we were all watching the coverage because we are trying to match the story on friday night. and you have david saying the dam is breaking. we do not know that! you are saying, we do not know who is being charged or they been charged with. he throws out money laundering. that is possible, underlining possible. bottom line is that you have paul bernstein on cnn friday night, some of you go to jail for 20, 30, 40 years. when he does say 50 yea

jackie robinson did it. >> trish: the team owners have every right -- nobody can hear each other because team owners have the right to fire them in this particular case and that may be what ultimately happens. and that will spell real trouble for the nfl. >> the needle has not moved. people are still on their sides. >> the ratings have moved. >> trish: coming up, the russian scandal that the media doesn't want you to know about. here's a hint -- it involves hillary clinton. stay with us. see you right after this. check this out, bro. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh yeah, i'm all about more, teddy brosevelt. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. mom'#stuffynosecold #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a

all we wanted to do was see duke snyder and jackie robinson. but it was a magical day.o talk on some ball players. >> i'm jimmy kimmel's dad. i'm a brooklyn dodger fan since i was a kid. i come from brooklyn. i rode the subway by myself. all my heroes. i'm from brooklyn. when i was a kid, 10 years old, i went to the dodger game techblt years old. we saw duke snyder. >> all of them. >> all of them. when i was 10 years old, i attended the first dodger game. i met duke snyder, the whole game. >>> my first dodger game. i was 10 years old i went my mother gave me a dial for a hotdog and a drink. i got 15 cents for a hotdog and a drink. i have these little ice cream things. 75 cents. you got bleacher seats. it was 15 cents. i sat in the the bleachers. i used to play little league. i had, it took me seven years on my lgs and my knees. my sister dated sandy koufax? we were thrilled when you joined the dodgers. we're very huge dodger fans. my sister used to date sandy koufax. he could have been my son-in-law and i would have been able to go to all the game for free. did i ever t

charlie: the jackie robinson story.eat one , of the most important stories in american history. charlie: the manager who gave him a job? harrison: the general manager of the dodgers who brought the first black baseball player into white baseball. what had to be described as white baseball, because there was black baseball, as well. and it was successful, but it changed -- it was one of the precursors to the change in the civil rights movement. race relations in this country. charlie: back to the film, we see rick back after how many years? harrison: 35. charlie: he has been in isolation, hiding? harrison: maybe, maybe not. all i'm willing to talk about is what is in the trailer. i want to preserve as much of the story is possible for the audience, i want them to experience the film, not hear about it. charlie: you can see what good movie makers want you to see in the trailer and that ought to bring you into the theater. harrison: if you have to wait for people to tell you how good it is, that will work, too. [laughter]

transistor and is now we have the fox chief national correspondent and an author of the book of jackie robinson people are spending hours and hours on the impact. but we do not have this crucial mystery of who exactly is this and is it true that robert mueller has brought charges against. >> some will not like this but i will say is a former cnn, hats off to reporting if it is true. they were ahead of other news organizations in saying that there will be charges coming. people should not dismiss it as quote - unquote fake news. if we are hearing, indictment omight be coming. >> but here is where i thought it went off the rail. we were all watching the coverage because we are trying to match the story on friday night. and you have david saying the dam is breaking. we do not know that! you are saying, we do not know who is being charged or they been charged with. he throws out money laundering. that is possible, underlining possible. bottom line is that you have paul bernstein on cnn friday night, some of you go to jail for 20, 30, 40 years. when he does say 50 years paul! 100 years! it could be

somewhere up in heaven, duke schneider, jackie robinson, roy campanella and gil hodges are laughing theirk who's throwing out the first ball at the world series oh, i need a catcher ooohhh, steve yeager!... i must warn you, i worked all week playing catch with my wife, and she said i had good stuff. my problem steve is my fastball is the same as my changeup... oh wait a minute, i think i hurt my rotator cuff. i'm gona have to go to the bullpen. i need a left-hander to come out here and help me. ferando valezuela!... oh yeh.. it's time for dodger baseball!! goodnight, love ya!" (vicki) often at this time of night, kron4's stanley roberts tells the stories of people behaving badly, hoping to inspire folks to do the right thing.(steve) but tonight he's taking a different approach, reaching out to people doing the right thing, with a good suggest

we can start with jackie robinson. he started plague may force people to think, we believe do these people deserve to be on the field. >> but you've been outspoken your sbrentire career. >> yes. >> how you do it matters. i will grant you, it is unfair to say, these guys are rich guys, they have nothing to worry about. by and large, overall, with some exceptions, they come from the same communities from where we are witnessing injustices. so that's unfair. but how you do it could be fair criticism. >> exactly. >> you didn't do it during the national anthem at the games. you went out, you came on shows like this, you wrote very thoughtful things, you did it with your behavior, you held press conferences. they could do that. >> well, you know, that's what i'm talking about. the change that you mentioned earlier has to do with the fact that the younger athletes now are seeing how these things have worked in the past. i'm thinking now of the university of missouri football team and they affected change and did it in a way i

interesting way, say 50 years from now the way we look at mohammed ali or billy jean king or jackie robinson and that's the mistake they'll make if they go into this further. >> you said it perfectly. thank you my friend very much. >> we go from football to hockey. the stanley cup champs, pittsburgh penguins will be in the white house packed house. wheel wae'll wait for the president. stand by. we'll be back in a minute. the opioid my doctor prescribed for my chronic back pain backed me up... big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, movantik was specifically designed for opioid-induced constipation... oic. number two? my movantik savings card can save me big time over the other things i tried. don't take movantik if you have or had a bowel blockage. serious side effects include opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain, severe diarrhea, and stomach or intestinal tears. tell your doctor about side effects and medicines you take. movantik may interact with them causing side effects. don't back down from oic. talk t

mickey mantle, jackie robinson, whitey ford. sammy koufax.eggie jackson, cheated in the world series, steve garvey. the astros, haven't even won a world series game. yankees/dodgers has star power. new york, l.a., east coast, west coast. biggest tv market. second biggest tv market. houston, number ten. but, please, give the' stros some love. down 3-2, but nine other teams came back from 3-2 and worse in the playoffs. before we start hearing competing versions of "new york, new york" or "i love la" wait for the games to be played. a famous yankee once said, it ain't over til it's over. ♪ welcome back, time for the panel that's back, michael steele, kimberly atkins. you brought up earlier, hey this week the republicans should have been happy, right, because of tax reform. but there is another issue here that i think will derail tax reform, and that's health care. i guess i'm curious, michael steele, can the party move on with tax reform with this in limbo? >> yes, look, i was there for -- i don't know 54 of the 67 votes to repeal, partially rep

to see these reports in what he said about these players and his relationship with jackie robinson archive, all of these treasures, there just isn't a subject that you can think of, and that's what's been the greatest joy for me. the greatest joy has actually been working with the staff. >> and then the surprise is how many things are still being discoveredin. >> and that is, with the hundred 64 million items in the collection, you probably can't know what's in every file in every neck and cranny, but share the story, of course your office and i look for reasons to go to her office, there are three buildings in washington. >> the beautiful older building is the jefferson building. your office is across the street in the madison building , all glass with an outside area overlooking the capital. it is the spot to go. >> that building is the only, the james madison building is the only official memorial to james madison in the capital and the jefferson building name for thomas jefferson who actually sold his collection to congress after the british came, that's why there's this exhibit about

jackie robinson, james brown but now it is thurgood marshall's turn to be represented on the big screen mr. thurgood marshall. the san antone. you'll treat with him with the respect that he deserves. >> this is not the thurgood marshall you read about in school. and director reginald had you had land and star chadwick boseman say there's a good reason why. >> it's a story that hasn't been told. >> um-hmm. >> some people go, i know that guy. he's the guy in the robes and the court. or, yeah, brown versus the board of education i learn that in fifth grade. you don't know this case. you don't know the out come of this case. >> right. >> but do you get to see the making, the origin story of a real life super hero. >> who better to play that than you. i'm so happy to so you in this role but since we haven't thurgood marshall in the robe state the but we don't know, you know, this sort of what they used to call the rebel rouser type of instigator. so how did you come up with how to play this younger thurgood marshall. >> a couple of books to road about him, you know, young that you are good a

he has played incredible real life justices like jackie robinson and james brownment he teams up withfense a man accused of rape. there's courtroom drama that have intensity of action sequences, the words being used feel. beaus man really pulse off an amazing performance that is brilliantly confident and very much like a super here on. the film is worth seeing and a great history less ofnlt i gave marshal a four out of five. next up is jackie chan in the foreigner. i love seeing chan back in i grew up watching super cop and obviously loves supplies story. chan takes on a different type of role here as a father in his 606s whose daughter is killed in a terrorist terrorist attacked. he goes on a mission to find the bombers. it the film itself has a very solid plot line and great emotional depth to it, the action scenes are fantastic and i love seeing chan in a role like this. there's a running joke that this of 30 something old guy is taking on the bad guy s. they cater the action scenes. it seems pretty real. i really enjoyed this film and i was surprised how much i liked it. i gave it

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he played baseball's jackie robinson in "42," and musician james brown in "get on up." "marshall" posed a unique challenge because of the real- life circumstances of the trial. as an out-of-state attorney, marshall was barred by the judge from speaking in court. that, instead, fell to his less experienced partner, samuel friedman, played by josh gad, a jewish insurance lawyer and initially unwilling accomplice. so you, as an actor, are playing a guy who's famous for his ability to talk and persuade people, but he can't do it in this case. >> yeah. i think, when i was reading the script, at first, i was like, "wait a minute, how does this get resolved?" and i get to give my, you know, my closing statements at the end of the movie-- >> brown: you wanted to make your big courtroom speech? >> --had to, you know? but the more i read it, i realized this was the exact obstacle that would make the movie interesting. >> brown: but for you yourself, the truth of the matter is, you're acting when you're silent. your non-verbals are dialogue subtext, and that's actually just as har

meanwhile, jackie robinson's rookie jersey from the 1947 rookie season is on the auction block.ine bidding runs through november 19. the jersey could fetch more than $3 million. still to come on the newshour: the trump agenda. how passing a budget makes tax reform possible. after isis and the fall of the terror group's de facto capital. the virgin islands, rebuilding after hurricane maria. and, much more. >> sreenivasan: it's been the focus of congressional republicans for a while now: taxes, taxes, taxes. they cleared a big hurdle last night by pushing that budget resolution through the senate. now, here to discuss why it matters, and what's next in the ongoing debate over a potential tax overhaul, is correspondent lisa desjardins. so tell us what happened. >> all right. the senate passed a budget resolution. that's a non-binding framework for how congress should spend. it's usually not a big deal, hari, but this year is a very big deal because this budget resolution in theory gives republicans the ability to use another procedure that will only need 50 votes to pass tax reform

jackie robinson who broke the color barrier was a tough act to follow. but that said it would be issue that i think will be important in driving african-american turnout moving forward and we can all do a better job of speaking to the concerns of the african-american community, higher rates of unemployment than anyone else in this country, the mass incarceration phenomena, the voter suppression, the rise of the alt-right and the white supremacist movement in america, all issues that we're going to be sensitive to, speak to, with a laser like focus, and in the aftermath of president obama's tenure in office, those will be the issues that will drive african-americans to the polls, to turn things around in this country. >> thank you so much for the conversation. i appreciate it. >>> still ahead, bill o'reilly firing back at a new york times report of a multimillion dollar settlement and the amount will make your head spin. >>> it started on a field of accomplished dreams and continued into the locker room, the houston astros last night celebrating their gam

kalb: back in 1947, when jackie robinson broke the baseball barrier on color, he still faced a great deal of prejudice and he got into a lot of fights. his boss pulled him aside one day and said, jackie, do not punch back, just beat them on the field. turn that into journalism now, how do you adjust to the almost daily taunts and jabs and insults of the president, without punching back? you are all making it seem, both of you, that it is the same, your principles are the same, everything is hunky-dory, but it cannot be. how do you not? marty baron: you say that it cannot be, but it is. [laughter] i do not think it is true, we have come to expect it. it happens every other day, almost every day, and it has become, to some degree, background music. it is not pleasant, but it is background music. if we are going to react to this every single day and get worked up about it, spend our time making an issue out of it all the time, we would not be able to do our job. if that is what he wants to do, that is what he wants to do, we know what we want to do. we want to do our jobs. that is what w

back in 1947 when jackie robinson broke the baseball barrier on color he still faced a great deal of prejudice and he got into a lot of fights. his boss pulled him aside and said jackie, don't punch back, just beat them on the field. turn that into journalism now. how do you adjust to the almost daily taunts and jabs and insults without punching back? you're all making it seem as if it's sort of the same, your principals are the same. it can't be. how do you not punch back? >> it's what i'm trying to do here. i don't think that's true. i think we come to expect it. i happens every other day, maybe every day. it has become background music to some degree. it is not pleasant background music but it is background music. if we were to get all worked up about it and spend our time making an issue out of it we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. if that's what he wants to do that's what he wants to do. we want to do our jobs. that's what we are going to continue do. >> you know, i know, everybody in this room knows the two of you, new york times and the washington post are in a kind of unsanel

back in 1947 when jackie robinson broke the baseball barrier on color he still faced a great deal of prejudice and got into a lot of fights. his boss pulled him aside one day and said jackie, don't punch back just beat them on the field. turn that into journalism now. how do you adjust to the almost daily taunts and jabs and insults of the president without punching back? you are making it seem as if this is the same in your principles are the same and you don't touch but everything is with the story. >> it can be. this is the thing, this is what i'm trying to do here. i don't think that is true. i think that we come to expect it. it happens every other day, maybe every day and it has become to some degree background music. is a pleasant background music but it is background music. if only to react this every sunday and get all worked up about it and spend our time making an issue out of it all the time we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. look, if that is what he wants to do that is what he wants to do. we know what we want to do. we want to do our jobs and that's what were going to c

but you did write a great book called "42 faith" about jackie robinson. abby: ed, you wrote a book?t. it's really cute. abby: a great one, you should get it. leading democrats making it clear how they feel about the g.o.p. plan to cut your taxes. take a listen. >> this plan is a disaster for america. the more it's exposed to sunlight, the more rotten it smells. >> the plan is very, very good for the super rich members of the trump administration. >> an assault. it's, you know, a rip -off, a shakedown. ed: the media not much better. like this headline in the washington post: tax cuts are worse than unwarranted; they are dangerous, according to the washington post. g.o.p. congressman mike kelly sits on the house ways and means committee. they write the tax bills. he joins us now to react. good morning, congressman. and i wonder how do you get this passed when you have not just this wall of obstruction from democrats, but you have many in the media saying, "this is just a giveaway, it's a scam"? >> i think it's the usual suspects, right? i'm always intrigued how people who haven't read

the statue of the great jackie robinson who broke baseball's racial color line outside of dodgers stadium will be a great game tonight. the astros could win it all if they win. they have to win first. you will see it with us on ktvu fox 2. of the world series. >> that's right. coverage starts at 4:30. >> 105 to 65. yes. we will be cool as well. but we are seeing the low cloud deck get chewed up fast. there is still some in place. more peninsula, south bay. that is the dividing line. mostly clear, cooling off fast. we will get a little warmer though. the temperatures i don't think they will stay warm. as we will get the cool air mass to start moving in. 50s, 60s coast. mid-60s bay. and then low 70s for some inland. with the slight northwesterly breeze. there is the high pressure. not for all but certainly north bay and parts of the east bay as well. chilly nights give way to a quiet pattern today and tomorrow. rain is on the way for friday and again on sunday. timing could change on that. here comes the northeasterly breeze chewing up the fog rapidly. look for more sun today. even the oakl

he played this character obviously, james brown, he played jackie robinson in 42, he's really a phenomenalaccused rape by kate hudson's character incredible courtroom drama. the intensity in these courtroom scenes is insane because what they do is, you're watching these scenes they feel like action scenes much the dialogue feels like the action you're watching. the car chase you're watching the dialogue is really what makes it go and it really does a great job of kind of cementing him as an incredible obviously civil rights person he was an amazing attorney. but i also loved his learning about him in the confidence that he had performances are incredible. sterling k. brown is amazing. josh gad and chadwick boseman i gave 84 out done film and the courtroom scenes are really does well. good i gave 84 out of five. next up foreigner. jackie chan was huge actor for me growing up rumble in the bronx, super cop, police story, the rush hour films everyone knows him from those his most successful films but this in many is more serious turn for him. his daughter is blown up and killed in an explosio

that his bicycle was stolen so often when i dive into the sinks he did not put his arm around jackie robinson and 47. always ride in his bicycle one day it starts to rain and he ducks into the auditorium and he comes out in his bicycle is gone. he's looking for a police officer finds one in the basement of the gym. the police officer said you know how to fight? and he says no but i'm tough. and the police officer said, learn to box. and he begins boxing and falls in love with it. he is transfixed by the sites of the gym. something else really important, their black kids and white kids fighting together. their black kids punching white kids. you did not do that in america in the 1950s. if you did you got in trouble. you could be arrested for far less than that. ali saw this and it began to rewire his brain. he begins taking boxing seriously another one he used to race the bus to school. one things that i learned from robert carol is that uis ask what was it like to be in the room with your subject and you ask it over and over so i would ask his classmates what was it like to be on the bus and