the museum is part of the jackie robinson foundation, which was established in 1973 by jackie's wife, last year, she turned 100 years young. the museum's president and ceo, britain, wanted the exhibits to showcase the full breath of robertson's legacy. >> this is rachel robinson, not only has wife and lifelong partner and love of his life -- that was mutual. >> he heard the stories all the time about their -- when they went down south for the first time and being taken off the airplane and had to go to the first spring training on the back of a bus. jack and rachel robinson come from a history of african american struggle and protest in standing up for civil rights. it was a fantastic pair. >> the museum opened in 2022. expect to see the awards, the stats and jerseys but also the stories off the playing field. like how jackie, a u.s. army lieutenant, before his baseball career was arrested and court- martialed first choosing to move to the back of the bus. this was 11 years before the world would know rosa parks. which is why martin luther king jr. would later call robinson eight free

jackie robinson day around the league today celebrating a man who shaped the game. rs wearing robinson's number. 42 looks like the giants would have a flak for today. already up. 41 in the 3rd giants at on jd davis driving a shot to left center a 61 lead for anthony who only - gave up 2 runs in 6 and two-thirds innings. >> but the coughed up another game. tigers trailing 65 in the 8th spencer torkelson with a fist or over the infield drawn in. >> we're tied at 6. we go to the bottom of the 11th on today. mlb celebrating one hall of famer. a future member. comes through. miguel cabrera hits a chopper up. the middle of that gets by everybody. incomes torkelson. that's number 3,095 from ag and the tigers have their second straight extra-inning win against the giants. 7 to 6. the final in 11 innings. the a's in town right here. and the fans who turned out for a sunny day at the coliseum got a pretty sweet giveaway. commemorative jackie robinson hats and oakland green, one family to to their little guy about history from an early age. >> the a's jumped out to an early lea

jackie robinson da is celebrated up all parks a come through country. ballplayers were number 42 at the oakland coliseum. check out these clean custom robinson cleats. this was his debut with the brooklyn dodgers in 1947. h broke 80 years of a color barrier. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 196 ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. >>> from cbs news bay area, thi is the morning edition. >> welcome back it is 6:29 a.m. let's start this half hour with a quick check on the weather with our first alert meteorologist. >> sunday morning in the middle of april and it looks like may gray. we are waking up to widespread michelo

commemorative jackie robinson hats oakland, green. one family teaching their little guy about history from the early age. got to love that. held a 2 to one lead through 6 innings. but in the 7th. a fan favorite mark hanna. hopes one down the line in left. that's gone. now we're tied at 2 apiece. that was can second homer of the year. look at all those 2 mets fans there continued and brandon nimmo second shot down the line into the right field corner. tim locastro scored what proved to be the winning run and that's when their second in a row over the a's. it's 3 to 2 final score. the a's dropped 6, 3.12 on the season. i don't like that number of wins, but it is still very early. so, you know, truly anything can happen. but not an especially auspicious start. and i don't think thinking about the opossum. oh, that's to do that story. and we're going to show, but troubling might be one of the more exciting things happening at the coliseum. i'm sure he'd love to have you visit can catch. yeah. thanks. >> film festival kicked off this week.

commemorative jackie robinson hats in oakland, green. one family teaching their little guy about history from an early age that is held a 2 to one lead through 6 innings. but in the 7th former a's fan favorite mark hanna pokes one down the line in left and we're now tied at 2 apiece. can a second homer of the year. the mets fans there. the inning continued and brandon nimmo. smacks a shot down the line and into the right field corner. tim locastro scores what proves to be the winning runs. the mets win their second in a row over the a's 3 to 2. the a's drop to 3.12 on the season. not a great day for baseball. pretty good day for basketball tops the one that won. and yeah, that was still won on the road. they've been through everything before. they're going to be fun. all right. we like that company only down by 3. and, you know, i thought i know my opinion was i feel like like clay should take that shot. i mean, i know you want to dish it out the way guns there at the end. and that would a great comeback story, right? it wasn't. he had a

it was jackie robinson day. everyone wore number 42.uns in the first inning and two more in th second. blake sable's second bi league home run. it's 4-0 giants. another two spot in the third. jd davis drives one. already four homers on the road it's 6-1 san francisco. anthony was quality, the bull pen was not. tie ball game. second stra game ittook 11 innings. cabrera, turns 40 on tuesday. there's an early gift for the future hall of famer. tigers win in another walk off, 7-6 the final. >>> a's and mets from the coliseum. fujinami bounced back after a pair of rough starts, however, he's still looking for his first big league win. canna takes him deep in the seventh, ties the game. they win it 3-2 and oakland drops to 3 and 12. >>> moving day on hilton head island. masters champion john rahm got it going this weekend. approach on number 8. how did that not go in? he's 8 under, six back of the lead entering sunday. he's chasing u.s. open champ matt fitzpatrick. a caree best 8 under 63 for fitzpatrick today. that's your solo leader headed

all this on jackie robinson day.one wearing number 42 paying tribute to the man who on this date in 1947 became the first lack ballplayer in the major leagues. the giants looking good early on. jd davis red-hot. two run homer in the third. the giants would be up 6-1 at one point but when you hear that word you know it's not good news. but then the tigers tied on defensive mistakes. another extra inning loss to detroit. back to back now 706. to the open we go where the a's took on the new york mets. a two-run lead. jordan d diaz came home but the mets would tie it up in the seventh and the mets find nemo. brandon nemo doubles home the go-ahead run and take the lead to win it 372. 3-2. >> up next, just a truck. how kids in the southbay got a hands-on experience with their favorite big rigs. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be leless sister, more car? all right, let's get this

the giants in detroit against the tigers hoping to get past last night extra inning loss on the jackie robinson. everyone is wearing number 42, paying tribute to the man who one the state in 1947, became the first black ballplayer in the major leagues. the giants were looking real good early on. davis was red-hot. two run homer in the third. they were up 6-1 at one point. it felt good. but, the tigers capitalize on the mistakes. miguel cabrera singled in the 11th. back to back extra inning losses to detroit. 7-6 was the final today. >>> p.a.s taking on the mats with a 2-1 lead. sending jordan diaz home. the a's are looking good. but, the mets would tie it up in the seventh. brandon nimmo, on the day, the mets took the lead. they do not give it up, they win it 3-2. >>> the lineup announced for the coronation concert and the headliners might come as a surprise. give y your small l business one tetech solutioion that checkcks all the e boxe. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. the popower of thehe larg

we went i remember seeing at the hotel and i remember that was where jackie robinson was in 1947 whenhe got the call from the brooklyn dodgers to become the first player to break the color barrier. anyway, over two questions. >> caller: we have a very wide ranging number of questions. i'm going to dive right in. individual wants to know how well does the fbi and mi spy work together? >> guest: this tipoff that mi five gave to the fbi is an example of the special relationship at work. but that special relationship was always open too. the fbi i'm sorry the mi five and mi six in fact only gave the americans information if they thought there is a strict need for this to happen. it is because they thought they were about to be killed that they handed on the information. they gave the information with strict instructions that the identity of the go-between jesse jordan's identity be kept secret. but immediately the information got to the united states. they blame the nypd the new york police force for doing this. and mi five felt that. when the trial came out there should have been two key

larry: giants and tigers on jackie robinson d, everyone wearing number 42.s jump out to a big lead. jd davis second home or in as many games. 6-1 giants. what could possibly go wrong? the bullpen. sean gives the signal to spencer, 6-6. they go to extra innings. it is the ancient one, miguel cabrera, single off the middle of taylor rogers. walk-off, 7-6. giants lose. how about the a's and metz? picking up in the third estuary ruiz with a two out not to bring in the is, 2-0 athletics. mr. fuji on the round. that is former anchrum of mark canha. we are at two. mets fans, celebrating. walk the next man and got pulled. two are double to brandon nimmo. a's lose 3-2. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you, larry beil who thinks he is a big deal. much more to come on abc7news including the eye team at digging in to restorative justice programs. we take a closer look at two bay area mac programs that are working to keep people out of jail. a mystery at sea. three sailors were supposed to sail to combo, but never made oh, that's a red flag. your

they try to say that florida wasn't going to allow a book about jackie robinson or hank aaron and the department of education made that the book of the week. don't believe, if someone is bringing those narratives, identify the stuff the parents have objected to and ask them to justify why that should be in. i think the reason you are seeing some of the fake narratives, they know on merits, they will lose, no parent wants that stuff in school. they have to act like there is an initiative to get educational things out, which is ridiculous. in fact, we beefed up holocaust education standards and we have had teachers fired for denying the holocaust and we'll make sure that the truth is taught and i do think it is important, just as i mentioned in the speech, as the years go by, generations fade, we are not going to have living, breathing and in florida, we used to have holocaust survivors go speak to schools all the time. that is fading away and we're going to come to a point soon where you don't have first-hand accounts in person anymore. is that something we'll let fade away or will we

he inculcated me in the jackie robinson story and in dodger baseball. and then, of course, being in wisconsin, you know, even if football wasn't my favorite sport, the packers just dominated. so that got me into football as well. and then where home? where did you grow up? yeah, i grew up mostly in washington, d.c. i was born in wisconsin. my grandfather and my dad, you know, brainwashed me to stay with those teams. so the brewers, packers, bucks, badgers always remained with my teams, but it was dc. we had season tickets to georgetown basketball back when patrick ewing was playing, you know, and they were winning national championships and being ten, 11, 12 years old, going to those games. the excitement at those games, going to orioles games, you know, cal ripken coming up and just feeling a part of that crowd and the sounds and the sensations. i think that's what really grabbed me as a young kid into sports i should mention your two latest books, ballers for andrew maraniss the true story of the first u.s. women's olympic basketball team david marani

reporter: jackie robinson day, everyone wearing number 42 including brandon crawford. wrong? the full pin blows. shaun jolly gives the game 10 signal to santa rosa's. going extras again to the 11th. miguel cabrera wins it, rogers 7-6. giants losing with a walk off of a second straight day. in deas and the athletics have a 2-0 lee. mr. fuji sentara pick sing in the seventh. mark canha, a fair ball, that is gone. we are tied at deuces. mets fans, canada fans are celebrate. fuji nami got pulled. trey gives a two-out double. they have dropped nine of 10. that is a wrap on morning sports. enjoy your sunday. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. we have potential rain in the forecast. lisa: mainly in the north bay later tomorrow. a cold system is dropping down from the north. we are going to see our high-pressure ridge that has been protecting us move out of town, allowing for the breezy winds, the colder days and as we get towards the end of the week, it is going to warm up. temperatures will be as much as 10 degrees colder, maybe more into tuesday, probably the coldest d

the game on jackie robinson day.ryone wearing his number 42, paying tribute to the man who, on april 15th, 1947, became the first black ballplayer in the major leagues. the giants looking good early on. davis hits a two-run homer in the 3rd inning. giants on top 6-1. but then the tigers tie it on giants defensive mistakes and miguel cabrera singles home the winning run in the 11th. that is back-to-back extra inning losses to detroit, 7-6. >>> 7:27 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the battle over access to abortion pills continues. we'll look at what the supreme court's potential decision could mean for the regulation of other over the counter medication. >>> plus -- >> i'm scott budman at nasa, where they are fighting fires with satellites way up in space and these aircraft much closer to t >>> good morning. it is sunday, april 16th. just shy of 7:30 on your sunday morning and sunshine in san francisco, as we take a look at the transamerica pyramid bathing in the sunlight on this orthodox

. >>> jackie robinson day. everybody wearing the number 42.mped out to a 6-1 lead in detroit. then the bullpen doors swung open. eighth inning, the first three serves up the game tying hit to the petaluma native spencer. it took 11 innings. miguel cabrera. not the prettiest of his hits in his hall of fame career. but miguel got the job done with a drawn in infield. tigers win another walk-off. 7-6 the final. dropping san francisco's record to 5-9. >>> it was a game that started so promising for the giants scoring two runs in each of the first three innings. jd davis homered for the second straight day. then the bats went quiet. dead silent. san francisco shut out with just two hits. they failed to score the ghost runner and finished the game one for 13 with runners in scoring position. >>> the as walked 17 batters in last night's loss to the mets. that's the most by any 1949. asked about the pitching struggles. mark said quote it feels like an uncompetitive environment right now. it was a little better at the coliseum. shintaro bounced back. f

larry: jackie robinson day, everybody wearing 42.mp out to the big lead. 6-1 giants what could go wrong? the bullpen blows and shaun jolly gives up the game-tying single to spencer torgerson. 6-6 going into the 11th. miguel cabrera winds it with a single up the middle. giants losing 11 on the second straight day. the third inning. ruize ugh that is gone. we are tied at deuces. mets trevor may gives enjoy your sunday. liz: what is your sunday looking like? maybe some rain in the forecast? lisa: we could see a couple of sprinkles in the north bay as soon as tomorrow from the system. this is going to stay to the north but today we get the wind, clouds, and another system allowing for a sprinkle as we look at live doppler seven. a look at the oakland airport and you can see we have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures ranging from the upper 40's. 46 palo alto, 47 san francisco with 49 san jose. nice view of the golden gate bridge where plenty of sunshine is on the way to start the day. increasing clouds and wind throughout the afternoon. 46

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this was jackie robinson day around the major leagues.d baseball in this day 76 years ago, jd davis has been on fire for the giants. they were already in front 4 to 1 in the third. davis got all of them. mitchell lorenzen pitch with a runner on that's his fourth home of the year giants in front 6 to 1, but things went bad. after that. the tigers got two in the fifth and three here in the eighth. javier buyers fly ball and adventure for blake sable that scores two tigers got a third run to take the lead for the second game in a row. they went to extra innings, and for the second day in a row, the tigers won it in the 11th. this one. not as dramatic as last night. but thank you phantom runner a wild pitch in a single against the drawn in infield by miguel cabrera. you've got a 7 to 6 win the tiger second in a row and the giants third straight loss. nice afternoon for baseball, the oakland coliseum with the new york medicine town runners at the corners for the a's in the second inning, a story ruiz puts one in a perfect spot. and right cente

. - inspired by community figures like salvador allende, roberto clemente, and jackie robinson, evoca1i started doing these drawings of these starving kids, and i started putting them all over my neighborhood. somebody saw them and was like, you need to do that in wynwood. - yeah. growing up, evoca1 didn't have access to a formal arts education. that was for the rich. so like a lot of kids from the dominican republic, he took up america's pastime. - so i dedicated my life to playing baseball. i started playing college, and got a couple, like, interests from major league teams. while i was trying to sign a contract, my arm blew out. - no way. - um, i didn't get to sign a contract. my dreams were done. - wow. - so, like, there was a little bit of depression. i didn't know what i was going to do. all i could do was art, so i started drawing. i just drew for, like, six months. - the drawing became sort of like a healing for you. - yeah, like a healing, but it's something that i knew i wanted to do from the beginning. - right. - and since i'm not gonna be a baseball player, might as well do

sports we that i am jackie robinson formed abraham lincoln right there for the kids out here.anyone have raise your hand if you have five i am books raise your hand if you have with us a lot. okay, there's five. okay. raise your hand if you have ten, raise your hand. if you have of them. those are the good parents right there. right there. i can identify them all and you have the t shirt. so that's a winner right there? so so yeah, we are now on number 30. we just came out with and i'm going to tell you something is up. favorite answer just to answer the question first and i'm going to tell you a great secret that no one knows and you can't tell anyone i'm telling you everyone. we can take a blood oath here. so get your knives ready. my favorite am books that we've done. i love i am abraham. i see you have it there because abraham lincoln is the one who lives up to the hype. i wrote these books to give my kids better, to look up to, to teach them how to kind, to teach them generosity, to them. perseverance to teach them humility. remember, humility was a great american value,

unwilling to integrate tom markey would not hire an black hires and so they gave a triumph to jackie robinsoney gave a trial to a guy named willie mays who said h wasn't good enough and so had they had severa black players, they probably would've been a better tea over that 86 years >> probably. that's boston, that's what bil russell said, i don't play for the city of boston i play for the celtics >> yeah, they've done pretty well with the that change of philosophy this is a great list, you have the hollywood sign, you have the statue of liberty, i wan to jump to one that you said maybe stood out to the most, which is stone mountain in georgia. i live down in atlanta for a long time, we would go into se that facade, and you go well there is stonewall jackson and robert e. lee, a monument to the confederacy. >> let me explain, stone mountain for those who don't know, it's a large piece o granite that extends from th surface of the earth it's gigantic. it's been there for obviousl millions of years, and durin the early part of the 20th century, it was used for k klux klan rallies. during the pa

so they gave a try out to jackie robinson. he was not good enough. did not have willie mays. had they done so's, they probably would have won a world series. what i try to do is talk about eight iconic parts of america, the pluses, the minuses, the things people do not know as much about the history of these iconic symbols. tom: it's a wonderful series spanning all the way to the golden gate. i will say i did in my youth sit off the dog out on first base side and gaze at pump see green -- at pumpsy green standing next to ted williams. i want you to talk about the american cowboy. it is not something we can see across nebraska or down in oklahoma. talk to me about the american cowboy as iconic america. david: when we were growing up, we probably watched tv westerns on television all the time, and that was not accurate. we called those cowboys but the real cowboys were people herding cattle to slaughter and to be used for meat and so forth. those cowboys, the people who succeed them now, there are not so many, but there are people who do cowboy related

they were unwilling to integrate they would not hire any black players so they gave a tryout to jackie robinson, said he wasn't good enough. they gave a tryout to willie mays and said he wasn't good enough so had had they had several black players they probably would have been a better team over those 86 years. >> probably. boston bill russell said i don't play for the city of boston, i play for the celtics. >> they have done pretty well in recent years with that change of philosophy you've got the hollywood sign, the statue of liberty. i wanted to jump to one that you said stood out to you the most, which is stone mountain in georgia. i lived down in atlanta for a long time. you'd go in to see that facade and say, well, there's stonewall jackson, robert e. lee and monument to the confederacy. >> stone mountain is the largest piece of granite that extrudes from the surface of the earth. it's gigantic. it's been there obviously for millions of years. during the early part of the 20th century it was used for ku klux klan rallies. because of the lost of the civil war, they said they should memoria