here we are, this is the premiere of the jackie robinson story. we've got the president cash moran robinson raising the dodgers nationally flag over a marquee at the astral theater. here we have this proud black man, 1950, this was three years, four years after -- and he's living the life. he's, look at him, it's striking, very striking figure. very handsome. he and rachel make a great handsome couple. rachel still looks like that, by the way. you know. we don't have to go into the detail but with a movie where jackie played himself. other of you will remember this, remember the reaction to it? again, at that point, he's on top of the world. >> yes, it was written, in the opening sequence, jackie's, doesn't have a glove and he sees a white family playing and saying, mr. can i join you? and it's sort of like the white father presence who takes jackie in. there's so much in that film that is good and the best part is jackie and ruby dee as his wife, rachel. but there is also, there is no identification on some of the teams. there is misidentification

this is a the premiere of the jackie robinson story. we've got the borough president cashmore and robinson raise the dodgers national league flag over a marquis of the astra theater again, you know, here we have this problem black man 1950. this is you know, three years. four years after making history and he's living a life. you know, he's uh, you look at him striking very striking. figure mary has he and rachel make the great handsome couple rachel still looks like that by the way, yeah, you know, just we don't have to go into detail, but you know who had the movie with jackie played himself? either of you remember this and just remember the reaction to it again at that point. he's on top. yes. yes, it was written. you know in the opening sequence jackie is doesn't have a glove and he sees a white family playing and say a mr. can i join you and it's sort of like the white father presence who takes jackie in there's so much in that film. that is good and the best part is jackie and ruby dee as as his wife rachel, but there's also there'

i mean watching anyone go through what jackie and rachel robinson. did you know the outright discrimination they encountered at every turn every turn from the fans in the stadium to the airport receptionist, even from some of his own teammates. now you're left. just asking yourself. how on earth did they live through that? you know, how did they do it? how did they endure the taunts and the bigotry? for for all of that time and while so many in this country still face clear challenges they still exist today. i was struck by how far removed that way of life seems today. i mean, there's work to be done but things have changed major league baseball is fully integrated. you can't imagine the baseball league not being integrated. they are no more whites only signs posted anywhere in this country. although it still happens. it is far less acceptable for someone to yell out a racial slur while you're walking down the street still happens, but not tolerated. that kind of prejudice is simply just not something that can happen in the light of day today. and th

robinson was in every way his equal, ladies, in every way his equal. she made her education a priority, she worked hard in school, she eventually became enormous. so, jackie and rachel robinson weren't destined for greatness, they prepared themselves for greatness, which meant that they could make a difference outside of baseball as well and that is the only thing that is important for you to understand. you can be great in your profession, you can learn a lot of money, you can be famous, but the question is, what are you doing for others? after he retired, jackie robinson became a real leader in the civil rights movement, working with dr. king, the naacp. he helped to start a bank to help other minorities start their own small businesses and open their own homes. and after his death, mrs. robinson carried on that legacy by starting the jackie robinson foundation, which has provided college scholarships and training and career opportunities for more than 1400 underserved students. in fact, i know that we have a few jackie robinson scholars here today who are studying at howard and george town and yale and brown and even my alma mater, princeton. >> first

>> washington wore a number 42 jersey in honor of the former brooklyn dodger. >> when jackie robinsono a major league baseball field, he changed the game of baseball and so much more. >> players also wished his widow, rachel robinson, happy birthday, turning 100 years old today. >> happy birthday, rachel! >> got him, strikes out the side in the ninth inning! >> the american league defeated the national league tonight. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. all water wants to be oregon water. it's some of the deepest, clearest, and wildest.

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nike is preparing to release the jackie robinson nike dunk lows.shoes will go on sale in july 19th. so the same day as the mlb all-star game. >> the colorful sneakers will celebrate. baseball legend jackie robinson who broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947. and was one of the greatest second baseman to ever play the game. the special edition dunk lows will feature an iconic jackie robinson quote in his number. 42 on the side that looked pretty sharp right there. they will retail for $130 and be sold at select nike stores. that's all we' ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. stagecoach announces dates for its 2023 festival. the country music festival in southern california will return to the empire polo club. april, the 28th through the 30th next year. presale tickets go on sales of the festival this friday at 10 the morning and will be available for 24 hours. general admission passes

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a ceremonial grand opening was held for the long-awaited jackie robinson museum.irst black player to make it to the big leagues as a member of the brooklyn dodgers in 1947. the museum recognizes his remarkable life and impact on the civil rights movement. jackie robinson died in 1972. >>> a polish scientist is coming under fire after he listed domestic cats as an invasive alien species on a national database. the scientist cited the damage cats do to birds and other wildlife. he says they kill about 140 million birds in poland each year. cat lovers pushed back saying other things like pollution and building facades are partially to blame for killing birds in flight. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," how surviving a shark attack turned a professional diver into an advocate for saving sharks. we'll talk with paul de gelder about his new shark week shows on discovery channel. >>> i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." " ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪ohh so subtly sweet♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪all new from pure leaf♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ meet google

nike is preparing to release the jackie robinson, nike dunk lows. shoes will go on sale on july 19th the same day as the mlb all-star game. the colorful sneakers will celebrate. baseball legend jackie robinson who broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947. and was one of the greatest second baseman to ever play the game. the special edition dunk lows will feature an iconic jackie robinson quote and his number. 42 on the side, the retail for $130 and be sold at select stores. what do you think? would you guys rock one of those? >> i want to get the back to you know, i think meet those sneakers. jason talk about a sneakerhead. yes, he's something of i wish she was here during the story because you must have 100 pairs of sneakers. i know, actually. so he's in vegas right now. i posted his instagram story, you'd like set out of like a shoes. i had to bring options. that's what he posted, though. we all got to try to keep up with this sneaker game. thank you. well, coming up, a dazzling look into the stars. the first color image from the james webb telescope

the evening began with oscar winner denzel washington honoring jackie robinson 75 years since he became the major's first black player. tuesday was also the 100th birthday of his widow, rachel. then the yankees giancarlo stanton hit a two-run homer, and he was named mvp in the american league's 3-2 win. >>> a wizarding sport taking on a new title. three organizations that promote the game harry potter fans know as quidditch are changing its name to quad ball. the move is an effort to distance themselves from potter author j.k. rowling who has been criticized for comments considered transphobic. >>> coming up, see who's building their own coffins. all right. that's next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're

it's been 75 years since jackie robinson changed america. that's a long time that's trump's age.ues baseball's color barrier. today major league baseball opened a museum in his honor new york city. he blazed a path for other black ballplayers or more recently maybe saw him depicted by the actor in level 42. >> as a black man, i find it quite discouraging to look around and find out how little has been done to lift minorities from the level of poverty and despair. >> before his death in 1972, he helped shift public opinion. -- jackie's son, david robinson, not to be confused with the basketball player, told nbc's harry smith that his father was very aware of the position he was in. >> baseball was even for my father a social development tool. his success was a social change agent. >> today's museum opening is another major milestone in the legacy and it could not been done without his widow rachel robinson who turned 100 years old earlier this month. she was out on hand to cut the ribbon. and that's tonight's read out joys back tomorrow night. all in with chris hayes starts right

jacky robinson so here you have the sports journalist play key role one of the most important decisions in the history of major-league baseball. so i guess what i'm arguing is black journalism ways and on baseball that i would argue at that point that in the immigration of the entire nation. okay, one more figure to talk about, actually two more then will move on to our next topic and one of the figures, so schmidt was an journalist, fisherman maxwell, better known as one of the first regular announcers for the negro league. in fact he is called the jacky robinson of sports broadcasting pretty he became the first african-american it to broadcast baseball. and now, in his journey to become a black - he was turned down 25 times rated by a variety of radio stations and finally he got into nj are and got a five minute spot by 1920 and later on it would expand to 15 minutes and was on the ad. and during that he interviewed a lot of sports celebrities. but by the 1930s and the 40s he started calling in for the new york single led by the sports journalist and he also wrote stories for the ledg

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e., bringing in jackie robinson. here you have a sports journalist who had played a key world in one of the most important decisions in the history of major league baseball. what i'm arguing is that depression era black journalism laid the foundation for integration baseball and the in integration of the entire nation. one more figure to talk about, actually two more. and then we will talk about our next topic, one other figure worthy of mentioning. when dulles myth was a print journalist, sherman joko was one of the first radio announcers. he is called the jackie robinson of sports broadcasting. the first african american to broadcast baseball games. why in his journey to become a broadcaster he was turned down 25 times by a variety of radio stations. finally he got a very short spot on -- which is in new jersey. he got a five-minute spot by 1929, later on it would expand to 15 minutes that he was on the air. they're in that spot he interviewed a lot of sports celebrities. but, by the 1930s and 40s he started callin

nike is releasing their jackie robinson dunks on the same day as the mlb all-star game.f you can get them, they'll cost 130 bucks >>> now to wall street and the battle royale looming between twitter and elon musk. cnbc's steve cedric knows it all. good morning >> i don't know if i know it all, but i appreciate the comment. they've been at odds with each other. this is a company for $44 billion musk was very excited to buy, but of course concerns about valuation, we're all slightly concerned about that. but the lawyers have bgot it twitter said monday in a letter that elon musk's bid to terminate his acquisition is wrong. the letter basically said musk is wrong they undercount the number of spam accounts. the lawyers have got it now. that one could go on and on and on as we all know it will be very expensive from this stage we're all going back to the cinema in droves according to theater operators, we are spending more on premium tickets and concessions as well. there are so many blockbusters i'm looking forward to seeing. "thor love and thunder". it drew around 10 milli

the long awaited at jackie robinson museum was opened on tuesday. in 1947, robinson became a major league baseball's 1st african american play in the modern era with the brooklyn dodgers. and this project has been in the works since 2008 tennis starts bleeding king was that alongside robinson's rachel, you turned a 100 earlier this month and 2 of his children as well. this moment in history is now a challenge for all of us because the issues in baseball, the issues that jackie robinson challenged in 1947. there's still with us. mixed martial arts has been growing in popularity and algeria. but like in many countries, the women's fight scene is developed as the mens one school, however, is given. go the chance to learn how to fight. so homely has more. oh gosh, these young fight isn't algeria are blazing their own trail mix. marsh lance has been growing in popularity in the country in recent years. but while a number of algerian men compete internationally, the women's m. a scene is still early stage. despite that, there's no shortage of ambition at

not too far away in manhattan, the long awaited a jackie robinson museum was opened on tuesday. in 1947 robinson became major league baseball's, 1st african american play in the modern era with the brooklyn dodgers. and his projects has been in the works since 2008 tennis stopped. but he gin king was there alongside at robinson's widow rachel. you turned a 100 earlier this month and 2 of his children's well, this moment in history is now a gel image for all of us because the issues in baseball, the issues that jackie robinson, joe, and united in 47, they're still rivers. and that's always for, for now, piece that will have more for you later. thanks very much job. and i will have more news for you on the other side of the break for them to learn from jemma was off on all of the news. our team here and oh, thanks so much for your time. and your company. ah, a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven, the war and shelter for civilian refugees were scattered into the garden during cambodia as bloody. so st. off flooring us to leave and suddenly we were turning the fax on the conve

because the issues in baseball, the issues that jackie robinson challenged in 1947. they're still with us. we live 11. i'll be here again with most folks. his valet took him exactly that from akins now and the whole thing. handle ha, with news our that go away. a lot of news that one is coming up from london racial like that i ah mm hm. i'll just erase correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a any basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out crossed the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled count. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation now by say, 3 days journey devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here. around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women. a trying to reverse the trend a

the jackie robinson museum made its grand opening new york. spike lee, billie jean king some of the big names at the ribbon cutting ceremony in lower manhattan. it's filled with old gear, childhood stories and much more. that museum also focusing on jackie and rachel's accomplishments in the sporting world as well as civil rights history. >>> it was ugly incident in the north north bay. san rafael police are indicating ugly flyers in the west end. police say they were distributed in enclosed plastic bags. the flyers had statements spreading hate about the jewish community. we talked to >> it becomes part of the psyche of the society so it's extremely dangerous. even though there may not be personal threats or threats against people, ill still seeps into society which is quite a dangerous -- quite a dangerous threat. >> well, this trend has popped up in other cities across the bay area previously. palo alto, berkeley, tiburon and novato have seen flyers like this in their own neighborhoods in february. >>> tomorrow, the removal of a homeless en

the jackie robinson museum is absolutely spectacular. well worth the wait. 's to you, mrs. robinson. wow. >> you say well worth the wait. now, september 5th, hurry up and get there. i cannot wait to see it. >> i hope you will. >> great job by you. >> i was honored. >>> coming up in our "gma morning menu," shania twain opening up about her struggle with lyme disease and how the singer thought she lost her voice forever. >>> also, all the season of travel savings, and how to get the lowest price for your flight even if you already bought your ticket. >>> plus, tory is back with more "deals & steals" to help you turn back the clock. >>> and yes, our burger competition. you know it. it's heating up. we've got mascots. we've got cheerleaders, dancers, superstar judges and we got sam champion. we'll be right back. still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical

. >> reporter: if you thought jackie robinson was the first to break the color barrier in 1947, thinkwith him throughout his life as a player, a coach, a promoter, a person who loved the game, in a very different time in america. >> reporter: so he played for integrated teams in that period after the civil war, is that correct? >> they weren't integrated until he showed up. >> reporter: yankees hall of famer dave winfield is going to give the speech this morning, welcoming fowler to the hall. he visited fowler's grave not far from cooperstown just a few days ago. >> he was born in 1858, i know a little bit about my genealogy and heritage, and i know my great grandparents were born at the same period of time. slavery was still in tact, how about that? i can only imagine what bud fowler went through at that time. >> reporter: fowler played alongside whites for about ten years. before the racial doors slammed shut. in 1920, the negro leagues formed, teams of professional players who roamed the country. one alumnus is another of this year's inductees, minnie minosa who became known as mr.

as your other correspondents have mentioned, bill was part of the first wave, that first post-jackie robinson wave of activist athletes, and maybe you recall this picture, jim, and it is quite famous when mohammad ali had the title stripped from him in the 1960s, there is a summit of prominent black athlete, and you will see ali sitting there in the middle with the young kareem abdul-jabbar and maybe lou alcindor then, and jim brown is alongside him, and bill russell, and arthur ashe is not in the picture, but he is part of it, and tommy carlos, and someone made the point a few moments ago, that when those athletes stepped out, and made statements, there was great peril. it cost them in terms of their careers, and it cost them in terms of the potential violence and vandalism, and it is much difference than someone putting out a tweet in a social media world. they truly were trail blazers. if i may say so, i got a text a short while ago from jim brown. he said that bill was more than a friend. over five decades of our relationship, he was my brother. he had a brilliant mind and unique humor an

jackie robinson, muhammad ali and bill russell is right there. this is the guy in the middle of the playing career. he was -- doesn't get a lot of play back in '63, he was the guy that held this integrated scrimmage there to thumb the nose at the people who were anti-immigration. you can go on and on along the lines about the impact away from the basketball court. >> right. those two areas at a minimum in sports, social conscienceness why president obama awarded him the medical of freedom and president obama tweeted this moments ago. today we lost a giant as tall as he stood the legacy rising far higher both as a player and as a person. you said a lot of people don't -- there are the images. such a beautiful moment. wasn't it? when that medal of freedom award bestowed upon him. people don't realize the depths of the impression he made in american history as a whole. >> yeah. >> what are you hoping at a minimum people can really appreciate about him? there was a certain gentle giantness about the way in which he moved. in all of these pages of his

and mookie betts let everyone know how special yesterday was for jackie robinson's widow rachel robinson cheers and applause ] so on the count of three, i want everybody here to say "happy birthday, rachel." one, two, three. >> all: happy birthday, rachel! >> add one more to it. happy 100th birthday, rachel. that is awesome. >>> coming up next, rob gronkowski. will he retire or is he retired? will he stay retired? we're debating ourselves here at the desk. we'll be right back. desk. this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymph

i'm calling my jackie robinson. here and cordial to follow his logic when he says, a life is not leaving unless it has a good impact on others. i challenge you all. happy birthday to me to have an impact in the best kind of way. i'll be back on wednesday night. don starts right now. >> i don't believe it. you have always been truthful. but i don't think you telling the truth but your age. i know that you're much, much younger and you want people to think that, oh. >> it gives me gravitas? >> i think you transpose the numbers. 24. >> let's not argue, david. some argue. 24 just fine with me. >> happy birthday to you. thank you so much for last week. i gotta spend league with my family up from louisiana. we had a great time. around the water. we take about. trip we went to the beach. we swam. we barbecue. it was so nice. i can tell you the importance of family. go home, enjoy uber. they love your family. be with them. i will see you on wednesday. >> well, thank you so much. i'm glad you had to break. it was an honor to

i'm calling it my jackie robinson year. so encourage you to follow his logic, when he says, a life has no meaning unless it has a good impact on others. so i challenge you are and happy birthday to me to have an impact on the best kind of way. i'll be back on wednesday night. don lemon tonight starts right now. >> i don't believe. it you have always been truthful, but i don't think are telling the truth about your age. i know that you are much much younger and you want people to think that -- i think you transpose the numbers. 24. >> let's not argue don. let's not argue. 24 is just fine with me. >> happy birthday to you, thank you so much for last week, i got to spend the week with my entire family up from louisiana. we had such a great time. we are on the water, we took both trips, we went to the beach, we swam, we barbecued. it was so nice and i can tell you the important family. so go home, enjoy your birthday, your family, be with them. on wednesday. >> thank you so much. it was an honor to be your chair. it was great t

african americans came back and were at the forefront, like jackie robinson, of the civil rights movementsegregation. so, the world war ii generation, despite all that suffering was able to really put the country back in a better place than they had found it. so i think jay-z is right to be optimistic about what these millennials have created or could create. >> and with the -- i got 45 seconds or so. a specific points a well about the speed -- i mean, this is new how quick you can get information, and yet he's the first to say that's different than understanding it. >> yeah, he's actually saying there's a difference between intelligence, processing information, and wisdom. there's a whole line of thinking that says wisdom comes out of suffering. well, this millennial generation has really suffered, and i think there's a possibility for great wisdom to come from them, and i think jay-z is also open to that possibility. >> i love it when you put it like that, and all the politics we talk about come out of people's experience and emotion. when said the cascading crisis, and something we hea

i'm calling it my jackie robinson year.en he says, a life has no meaning unless it has a good impact on others. so i challenge you are and happy birthday to me to have an impact on the best kind of way. i'll be back on wednesday night. don lemon tonight starts right now. >> i don't believe. it you have always been truthful, but i don't think are telling the truth about your age. i know that you are much much younger and you want people to think that -- i think you transpose the numbers. 24. >> let's not argue don. let's not argue. 24 is just fine with me. >> happy birthday to you, thank you so much for last week, i got to spend the week with my entire family up from louisiana. we had such a great time. we are on the water, we took both trips, we went to the beach, we swam, we barbecued. it was so nice and i can tell you the important family. so go

i'm calling my jackie robinson.c when he says, a life is not leaving unless it has a good impact on others. i challenge you all. happy birthday to me to have an impact in the best kind of way. i'll be back on wednesday night. don starts right now

girls talking with my father and watching the players of my youth on the grassy fields below jackie robinson pee wee reese duke snider gil hodges, and i must say there is magic in these moments for i could open my eyes and i see my sons where my father once at and i felt the invisible loyalty and love that would somehow connect my sons to the grandfather whose face they never had a chance to see but whose heart and soul they have come to know through all the stories. i have told which in the end i think is why i so love this curious. love of history allowing me to spend a lifetime looking back into the past allowing me to believe that the private people we have loved and lost in our families and the public figures we have respected in history like the presidents. we are honoring today really can live on so long as we pledge to tell and to retell the stories of their lives. thank you for letting me share those stories with you tonight. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. and if the c-span microphone i where are you? there you are. so. we are we're being filmed by

that was jackie robinson.ely in the mid 1960s. in the same way that the wigs died out and then the republicans rose in the 1850s. the question to go to john's point is, what does -- we're in a similar moment, right? the wigs couldn't find a coherent answer to slavery. the republicans and the democrats had a different view of racial equality. question now, it seems to me, is that the republicans don't really have a coherent answer to the challenges and forces of globalization. parties change when one of the two parties don't have a compelling answer to a defining issue. and so it's, for the moment, fallen into this natiist and populist lane, an image i hate but i'll use it quickly, that is not a good finisher. churchill once said that. you know, some things are good starters in politics, but they're not good finishers. i think we're in the midst -- we're in the middle of this story. i think what rockefeller example shows, what the cheney example shows us, is that there needs to be some pretty serious -- and not

jackie robinson, denzel came out.nts about hank aaron, he's so cool >>> the european commission is calling on member states to cut gas use by 15% over the coming months to ensure that any full russian cut-off of natural gas supply to the bloc will not fundamentally disrupt industry next winter. we're joined from germany where we're following this developing story which is pretty important, brian and having effects globally on the market >> reporter: yeah. and i'm outside now make a point about global markets with these things behind me this is breaking news, and it is impacting markets. dow futures turning lower about 30 minutes ago and the president of the european union coming out and impose a imposing a new rule to ask member states to cut their energy use by 15%. that's not new we talked about it this morning on worldwide exchange. what's moved the markets is that she is officially proposing this as opposed to reports, we have actual news. here's the key part to me, guys. we'll get to the sound bite in just a seco

that was an era when people like jackie robinson were republicans. feel nostalgic about that party in that moment. he was an extraordinarily popularity president, the most popular president in the last century except possibly franklin roosevelt. it has always been there. the gop has been a history of peaks and valleys in the peaks in my view are when it is progressive. what follows is white ring reaction. you have a blinken who is progressive and so many ways. the homestead act, education, all of that. followed by a right-wing reaction. the republican party became corrupted. this was a. when groups were rising and politicians, democratic and republican at that point hated all of that. then came teddy roosevelt who thought, let's take a look at what these people are saying and he was progressive. what followed was coolidge republicanism. this is to be said for the progressives and for franklin roosevelt as well, what followed in the crisis of the great depression was quite extraordinary and all over the world, people were looking at things like fascis