jackie robinson.take the shot and-- because jackie robinson was big on track when he r--in addition, at ucla, in addition to all his other endeavors. i remember that part of the history, and jackie robinson had his--didn't-- fin-- didn't finally get his break until the '40s. '47--'47, i believe. 19--may--april 15, 1947. oh, boy. this is h--eh. do i go for it? trust the gut. >> that's the $25,000 question. >> that's always been the rule here. risk versus reward. >> yep. >> jackie robinson, "a," final. [suspenseful music] ♪ >> tom, i'm gonna put you out of your misery. you just won $50,000! yes!es! yes! [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ oh, you!

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that would be the boston red sox, first entered the game in july 1959, the full 12 years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier. had a chance to meet him a couple times he lived in the east bay, just a real effervescent guy. i don't think he and his heart of hearts he really wanted to be remembered for that. but, he was a eat guy. coast at your high school. y hi despite the counselor there as well. >> yeah. >> see you later everyone. >> thanks for joining us. okay. screwdriver? (clattering) oh, no. backup screwdriver. i come from a long line of handy men. my dad used to fix everything -- lawnmowers, cars, our cat. so it made sense that i tackled the clothes dryer after the repair guy tried to rip me off. i'm not paying $350 for a moisture sensor that costs $28. i'll fix it myself. (russian accent) it's a complicated job. you know what i did back in russia? yeah, yeah, i know. you were a doctor or a scientist. i fixed dryers. oh. i've been doing this a long time is my point. well, yuri, phil dunphy is no pushover. i'm afraid it's a hard nyet. (tool clacking) i guess these are clean enoug

the great frederick douglass howry it tubman amelia earhart douglas macarthur dwight eisenhower jackie robinson and of course john deland. it is will go warriors up mountains and across minefields it has liberated continents split the atom and brought tyrants and empires to their knees here with us this evening is our all morse after retiring from the air force earl worked at a v.a. hospital in ohio earl found that many world war 2 veterans could not afford to visit their memorial on the national mall so earl began the very 1st honor flights that have now brought over 200000 world war 2 heroes to visit america's monument thank. you. thank you we salute you thank you oh ok thank you god. thank you all or is from a hollowed broke all of american patriots running all the way back to the 1st souls who fought and won american independence today just says it did 243 years ago the future of american freedom rests on the shoulders of men and women willing to defend it we are proudly joined tonight by heroes from each branch of the u.s. armed forces including 3 recipients of the congressional medal of h

the red sox or the team in the big leagues to integrate and he faced the same sort of pressure jackie robinson faced in new york 12 years earlier. teammate ted williams one of the first friends in the big leagues. >> the sportswriter said u.s. ted and what you think ted went for his throat , not physically. but he cussed him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made in my friend. really. >> he played in the big leagues for five seasons. >> the british open teed off just an hour ago in north ireland and for the first time in 68 years. the local guy had the honor of the first tee shot and he made the most of it with a birdie putt on the first hole anyone the open and 2011 and is leading currently at two under. >> they are calling this the biggest sporting event in that country ever >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast is bright and early tomorrow morning at 4:30. brian will be watching. >> i am setting my alarm already. i will actually google it. >> stay up (gentle music) - tonight i w

were the final team in the big leagues to integrate and pump the face the same sort of pressure jackie robinson faced in new york 12 years earlier. teammate ted williams was one of the trees friend in the big leagues. spot the sportswriter said, he asked, what you think about pumps he being here. ted cleared his throat that it feels great but he cussed about and told him off and to not ever ask him something like that.>> what do you think i think. that made him my friend. like green played in the big leagues for five seasons. that is your morning sports. >>> straightahead, who would steal puppies? bay area police are searching for the heartless thief who smashed the border collies. >>> we are getting a video in out of massive protests going on in puerto rico. thousand people are calling for the governor to resign. and things got violent. the latest is next. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> dozens feare

the first african american to join the national hockey league earning him the nickname hockey's jackie robinson a better person and that the now hall of famers trailblazing 20 year career open doors for hundreds to come. but it's his legacy off the ice that's garnered the attention of congress he turned around and said how can i get thursday democrat senator debbie stabenow and republican senator tim scott announced plans to read the congressional medal of honor one of the highest civilian awards in the country i feel just great the last 2 rees hockey is for everyone program has introduced the sport to more than a 120,000 minority or underserved kids across the country. >>just wanted for taking place. the american spirit, the prestigious honor has only been awarded to 8 athletes since its creation in 1776. >>and a re says he looks forward to joining the ranks i feel like unless in washington, i'm recall martin, thank you >>the eve of the opening of the 49 er raiders training camps baseball takes center stage for at least another day. jason and grant will set you up for bay area sports night wit

amelia earhart, douglas macarthur, dwight eisenhower, jackie robinson, and of course, john glenn. applause] our. trump: it has willed warriors up mountains and across minefields. it has liberated consonants, split the atom, and brought tyrants and empires to their knees. here with us this evening is earl morse. after retiring from the air force, earl worked at a va hospital in ohio. earl found that many world war ii veterans could not afford to visit their memorial on the national mall, so earl began the very first honor flights, that have now brought over 200,000 world war ii heroes to visit america's monument. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: earl, thank you, we salute you. thank you. thank you thank you, earl. our patriots running all the way back to the first souls who fought and won american independence. today, just as it did 243 years ago, the future of american freedom rests in the shoulders of men and women willing to defend it. we are proudly joined tonight by heroes from each branch of the u.s. armed forces, including three recipients of the congressional medal of hon

there were sports heroes of arthur ashe and jackie robinson. people who were first.his was a phenomenal team. but there is something about the focus on the self that always i think at these moments make people uncomfortable. as fabulous as she is on the field, i think it's easy to swear. it's hard to score a goal. jesse: she is a great athlete and we are not taking that away from her. laura: that's a given. it doesn't mean anyone who watches soccer has to adopt your political world view. she made clear in her statement on one of her appearances saying i am happy to go to washington to have a conversation, meaning a political conversation with anyone who shares our values and basically agrees with me. it's easy to have a conversation if they agree with you. what's hard is to sit down with someone you maybe have a view that's negative. i think if she had met with the president she might have questioned some of her suppositions and assume suns. i think she probably would have had a better conversation than she would have thought. jesse: it's the same with the philadelph

there were sports heroes of arthur ashe and jackie robinson. people who were first. this was a phenomenal team. but there is something about the focus on the self that always i think at these moments make people uncomfortable. as fabulous as she is on the field, i think it's easy to swear. it's hard to score a goal. jesse: she is a great athlete and we are not taking that away from her. laura: that's a given. it doesn't mean anyone who watches soccer has to adopt your political world view. she made clear in her statement on one of her appearances saying i am happy to go to washington to have a conversation, meaning a political conversation with anyone who shares our values and basically agrees with me. it's easy to have a conversation if they agree with you. what's hard is to sit down with someone you maybe have a view that's negative. i think if she had met with the president she might have questioned some of her suppositions and assume suns. i think she probably would have had a better conversation than she would have thought. jesse: it's the same with the philadel

there were sports heroes of arthur ashe and jackie robinson. people who were first.his was a phenomenal team. but there is something about the focus on the self that always i think at these moments make people uncomfortable. as fabulous as she is on the field, i think it's easy to swear. it's hard to score a goal. jesse: she is a great athlete and we are not taking that away from her. laura: that's a given. it doesn't mean anyone who watches soccer has to adopt your political world view. she made clear in her statement on one of her appearances saying i am happy to go to washington to have a conversation, meaning a political conversation with anyone who shares our values and basically agrees with me. it's easy to have a conversation if they agree with you. what's hard is to sit down with someone you maybe have a view that's negative. i think if she had met with the president she might have questioned some of her suppositions and assume suns. i think she probably would have had a better conversation than she would have thought. jesse: it's the same with the philadelph

dwight eisenhower, jackie robinson and, of course, john glenn. our warriors up mountains and across minefields. it is liberated continents, split the atom and brought tyrants and empires to their needs. here with us this evening as earl morris. after retiring from the air force, earl worked at a va hospital in ohio. earl found that many world war ii veterans could not afford to visit their memorial on the national mall so earl began the very first honor flights that have now brought over 200,000 world war ii heroes to visit america's monument. earl, thank you, we salute you. thank you. [crowd chanting "usa"] thank you. thank you. our warriors from howard roll call of american patriots running all the way back to the first thought so mike fought and won american independence. today, just as it did 243 years ago, the future of american freedom rests on the shoulders of men and women willing to defend it. we are proudly joined tonight by heroes from each branch of the u.s. armed forces, including three recipients of the congressional medal of honor.

developed by major league baseball, scholastic, and sharon robinson, the daughter of jackie robinson.t culminates with a nationwide essay contest. >> and we get lessons from history, but we want to be able to make it -- contemporizing it. we learn so much about children across the country and what they're experiencing. >> reporter: in april, asma was picked out of 10,000 entries as the best in the country. two weeks later, robinson came to see asma read her essay to the entire school. >> well, now people are starting to include me more, and they don't exactly say names to me, and they kind of invite me to play games with them. so it's kind of all better. >> nice to meet you. your essay was awesome. >> reporter: things got better outside of school as well. asma's grand prize includes an all expense paid trip to the all-star game. >> please essay contest winner asma kaukab. >> reporter: last night before the home run derby, she was honored by thousands in cleveland. >> everyone should respect each other, no matter what your opinion, race, religion, color, country, beliefs are. we should

. >> my name is jackie robinson. i'm with madison marquette, and i fully support the downtown c.b.d. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david harrison. i'm a long time san francisco resident, long time san francisco business owner and property owner, and i've had the pleasure of serving on the board of directors of three different community benefit districts: fisherman's wharf, civic center, and the community benefit district. i know these things work, and i won't go on, but i strongly urge that you support it. >> president yee: thank you. >> thank you. >> president yee: next speaker. >> example here of this section of san francisco where property owners and tenants get together and willing to tax themselves in order to keep their neighborhoods clean. if you used their type of philosophies in the area that's not clean, where you have to go out and pay employees that work for the department of public works $184,000 a year and their name is the poop squad cleanup detail, it's a big difference. but yet, we're st

another example, i was speaking at the jackie robinson center in southern california, very honored and privileged to be there. and i remember finishing my speech after i said in the middle of the speech that my father is my best friend, which happens to be the case. and just like you snap your fingers, several of the young people looked down at the floor as if i had said one of george carlin's seven dirty words. and i thought, what have i said? so i asked one of my hosts, what did i say? it was a great speech, but you said that your dad is your best friend. and i said, yes, i did. he said, you realize that there are a large percentage of young people in that room who don't even know their biological dad or never lived in the same home as their father. i have never forgotten that. so the answer to your question is the following: in "american restoration" we hold up the family, we hold up marriage, we hold up parenting. these are great gifts from god, perhaps the greatest gifts. we also understand that it is a new time and a new generation. and if i think that one of -- and i think that

he entered the game in july 1959 a full 12 years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier in the major leagues. he lived most of his life in the east bay. el cerrito in particular. he died in san leandro today. pumps see green was 85 years old.>>> the british open one of golf's biggest gets underway. in ireland tomorrow. of course tiger is the guy everyone will be looking at. maybe this is the man. brooks won 4 of the last 10 majors. two runners-up in those 10 outings. never the british. you think of golf of also sports you have to practice. you have to. to be any type of player. apparently not for brooks.>>> one state was the first time i touched a club in 10 days. i just practice before the majors. on wednesday. >>> if you see me on tv that is when i play golf. >> we all know golf needs a little pit. that guy is practicing. he is definitely practicing.>>> it is time to check this out. this was cool. chicago bears head coach at wrigley field throws out the first pitch. it kind of look like he knew what he was doing. there is a guy who is played little baseball in his career. rai

it's sort of the jackie robinson story of this century, that she has asked for the president to honors a bright moment for the country. and fighting the battle for equity in pay, we feel very -- we're kind of radical. she's a seattle person, right? we're radical in washington. we think women should get paid the same as men for the same work and we're all pulling for her team to get equality in their pay as well. that will be another bright day for america. >> governor, thank you. always a pleasure. >> thank you. you bet. thank you. >>> so how did jeffrey epstein make his millions? and what was his reputation at the time? i'm going to ask someone who was his peer on wall street. that's next. puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around doing a little growing of their own. ohhh. ahhgh. so imagine how we cheered when we found tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. bye. i love you too! he didn't say that. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to com

brooklyn's a great place you know, we gave the world jackie robinson, shirley chisholm, coney island still feel like home when you get back there >> it does it's changing a lot. one of the challenges that we all arworking through is making sure that we can maintain the diversity that has made brooklyn such a special place. you know, we want to continue to be a collection of neighborhoods where working families, middle class folks, senior citizens, young people who are starting out, artists, can continue to call brooklyn home w sohave a real affordable housing crisis that we have to address. >> seth: you obviouslyio med, right there, the value of diversity you talked last night about donald trump and his comments about ilhan omar, yourgu coll what's your response to when you saw that and also, your responsb to what seems toa more muted reaction to it from your republican colleagues? >> those are very dangerous andr divisive rem that were made. and words have consequences, particularly when delivered by the so-called leader of the free world. and there are people who he can inspire and

it's sort of the jackie robinson story of this century, that she has asked for the president to honorr the country. and fighting the battle for equity in pay, we feel very -- we're kind of rhoadical. she's a seattle person, right? we're radical in washington. we think men should get paid the same for equal work. >> governor, thank you. always a pleasure. >> thank you. you bet. thank you. >>> so how did jeffrey epstein make his millions? and what was his reputation at the time? i'm going to ask someone who was his peer on wall street. that's next. we run right into these crises, and we do not leave until normalcy is restored. we'd been working for days on a site in a storm devastated area. a family pulled up. it was a mom and her kids. everything they had had been washed away. the only thing that brought any kind of solace was the ability to hand her a device so she could call her family and let them know that she was okay. (vo) there for you when it matters most. join us and get up to $650 when you switch. that's verizon. parts of me i didn't even know. i find out i'm 19% native ameri

the great frederick douglas, hair yet tubman, i mealious ear hart, dwight eisenhower, jackie robinsonglenn. it has will the our warriors up mountains across minefields, libertied continents split the atom and brought tyrants and empires to their knees. here with us this morning is errol morris after retiring from the air force he worked at a va hospital. he found this many veterans couldn't afford to visit the memoryual on the national mall. he began the first honor flights that have now brought over 200,000 world war ii heroes to visit america's monument. earl, thank you. we salute you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you, earl. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> our warriors from halos roll call of american patriots running all the way back to the first souls who fought and one american independence. today just as it was 240 years ago the freedom of american freedom rests on the soldiers of men and women willing to defend it. we are proudly joined by heroes from each branch of the armed forces. including three recipients of the congressional medal of honor. thank you. [ applaus

. >> jackie robinson you were right there, with a complete change. >> one of the great things that idon't quite understand he not om changed baseball, he changed american. >> he did you are right. >> such an important character. >> and when you think of what he did, being what ricky did, that was -- fnl. >> i got to know jackie's widow. >> she said the movie about him was exactly the truth, everything. >> same thing. >> let me give her more credit she played a great role in getting jackie through 47, 48 all really you can imagine how tough it was. >> must have been ugly. >> so ugly. >> beyond ugly. >> she was a woman of stature throughout so grateful, so i loved rachel robinson your new book for the good of the game out today congratulations. >> thank you. >> that is terrific takes inside look at number of frshz drug crisis in baseball expansion of instant replay your true feelings about barry bonds breaking aaron's home run record. >> he we have been very close friends i want to see him tomorrow, but i deal with steroid crisis in great depth proud where we are toughest program in sp

it was a good speech, praising amelia eric, jackie robinson.you are trying too hard. dierdre: we want to play some sound. hold on. >> what would donald trump say this evening? i am being sincere. when he speaks to the nation at an event designed more to stroke his ego than celebrate american ideals. >> we need money to go to affordable housing, we need money to go into rebuilding our infrastructure. not sure we need money to go into tanks in downtown washington. >> reducing our nation into tanks and shows of muscle just makes us look like the count of loudmouthed guy at the bar. dierdre: biden, sanders, take the opposing view. any of them registering do you think right now with voters? >> over this specific issue i'm not so sure but i think senator sanders made a good point. if there is a criticism in here, the amount of money this cost us, reportedly, $2.5 million which is a fair amount of cash but i feel it this point neither party cares about government spending at this point. dierdre: i want to ask about this new op-ed in the washington pos

jackie robinson crossed the color barrier. once you are in a locker room in sports you realize everybody is the same. sports is the great equalizer here. that's why the first kaepernick commercial was one of inclusion and inspiration. this was a mistake by nike. if this was the current american flag i would really have an issue with it. i'm giving them a bit of a pass here because nike should have just done a little research before they put this thing out, then had to retract it. that's the real problem nike has. david: let's move on. tucker carlson talking big tech with president trump. roll tape. >> so you just said that what the tech companies are doing may be illegal. is there a role for the justice department in finding out? >> there could be. i don't want to even say whether or not they are doing something but i can tell you, there are a lot of people that want us to. there are a lot of people, all you have to do is pick up a newspaper and read it or see it or watch fox or watch some other network, there are a lot of peo

this is a game-used jackie robinson bat from the 1955 world series, the only world series the brooklynr history. it is graded a 9.5. this and over 1,800 items, this we expect to go for probably $200,000 plus. all these items, 1800 more are up forbidding right now at goldenauctions.com. remember, g-o-l-d-i-n auctions. stuart: i hope you do well. >> i do, too. stuart: spectacular stuff. >> thank you. people have said thises our best auction since we have been in business. stuart: i'll take that. thanks very much, sir. ken goldin. more "varney" after this. ♪ . . stuart: i love it, what a day for news. look what weewe had. president trump impromptu press conference. he answered any and all questions. secretary acosta stepping down. mueller hearing will be delayed until july 24th. emotional testimony from alexandria ocasio-cortez. she doesn't want any detention at the border at all. look at that left-hand side of the screen, all-time highs for the dow and s&p. stocks gained 10 trillion since trump was elected. take that, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane, i'm filling in for neil. welcom

. >> i wrote a book about jackie robinson and late in his life he talked about not standing for the anthem that civil rights was not moving quick enough for him and he was about to die. it was late in his short life but wasn't necessarily attacking america. he loved this country and he served in the u.s. army, something colin kaepernick didn't. >> exactly right. if you go back to that, look at civil war time when there was genuine oppression and slavery which today we don't have the slavery and look at 7 african-americans who received a medal of honor for defending the american flag and what they say about how they are willing to bleed and die because of what it represents. the tone is so different from previous generations to a generation today that doesn't appear to know their own black history. >> don't just stick with 140 characters, someone can tweet anything they want. the statement itself might be accurate but might be taken out of context or a lot out of context, appreciate you coming in and giving the full context. a patriotic toddler we have been talking about going viral for an