he's going to offer a minority stake to jeter and his group.e one problem that jeter's going to have with that is that it's unlikely he's going to play a major management role in the company -- in the team. that it will be josÉ moss' call on who's the general manager, and it might not be derek jeter. maybe we should talk -- derek jeter was a amazing ballplayer, former jank ease shortstop, as you know. no management experience. he may need -- liz: somebody like josÉ. >> or somebody like a randy levine who runs the new york yankees to run the team. >> listen, i could see -- who knows what's going on here. liz: charlie's connecting the dots. >> i'm not saying that's going to happen. i'm just saying that that's the kind of kind of guy -- the guy who runs the basically management knowledge. i'm not saying -- we should point out that this -- this is what our sources telling us. he's still doing his due diligence. one of the sticking points, clearly, is the amount of losses that the marlins have. marlins are deeply in the red. and the number is anywhe

but here's what we can say is that jeter is still looking for the cash. still trying to do this thing, whether he does it or not, i can't tell you whether they drop the price or not, i can't tell you. this is still a matter of flux, as is the market right now. where is the market right now? liz: we do have the dow jones down 57. 63 points. >> markets are getting used to this stuff, though. liz: that's depressing. >> but i will tell you this. i just came back from europe. you don't feel safe there in major cities. i'm telling you. liz: you're a boxer. you're a tough guy. >> you go to major cities in europe, you feel -- listen, there is a problem that we do much better than the rest of the world. we assimilated people in this country. europe, there is no assimilation. there's no melting pot. that tradition that we have heren this country actually helps diffuse some of this. liz: if you're just joining us, what you're seeing on the screen ask brussels, belgium where they have neutralized an individual who was wearing a bomb belt and carrying a backpack that

we should point out that derek jeter group is still reagan of money.s jeter and fleming are still out there, and they're raising money. again, jorge is said to have the funding for the 1.1 billion. it's mostly cash. we should put out we're getting this in people close to them in major league baseball. but i guess point is this. you could see a situation where jeter and romney actually become minority partners in the miami marlins that's run by george and his family. liz: oh, okay. so they all come together in one, great stockpile. >> and then they just say. and we should point out why is this important for our viewers? i mean, listen, baseball is a big business. it's a 1.1 takeover here. liz: fox carries the game. >> they're not just sports carriers, they're businessmen. what's interesting about the family is how connected they are to the south florida community. his father george, again, major player in cuban politics for many years. a refugee organization, the biggest one i believe the son now -- liz: by the way, came to the country with nothing. >>

cheryl: well, step aside jeter, a new mystery bidder is trying to buy the marlins. mystery bidder, a local south florida billionaire. and a team could pay as much -- team of investors as much as a billion for the baseball team, said that jeter could join forces as part of a plan to run said baseball team. charlie gasparino has been all over this story. we'll keep you posted, i know he is making phone calls. all right coming up, msnbc is speechless after president trump said he would not want a poor person running the world's largest economy. my next guest said that donald trump is right. >> someone said, why did you appoint the rich person? to be in charge of the economy? i said, no, it is true. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ here comes the fun with sea-doo ♪ starting at just $5,299 and up to $500 rebate visit sea-doo.com today looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding

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. >> initially involved jeb bush and derek jeter. the romney family was one of the bidders, the price tag was thought to be done at $1.3 billion. everybody but foxbusiness said the bidding war was over and was being won by jeter and busch. here is where it is now. the bidding war itself has been tabled, it is essentially off right now. as we reported jeter and busch are out but now thad romney, they do not have enough money. neil: don't they leverage off $1.3 billion, if they can pony up 100 will million dollars that is not enough. >> me to the baseball what's cash for the franchise and there have been times in the past owners have bought based on leverage and it screwed up the team and you heard the league. what we have now is jeter and busch out as reported last weekend romney, the romney bidding group is hundreds of millions of dollars short on the $1.3 billion, what the owner of the marlins has been told point blank, you have to bring the price tag down to somewhere at $900 million or less if you want to sell this. 12 years ago f

jeter for the game, 90 degrees for the first pitch. 82 degrees for the way home.summer ball. we are holding off on the rain until wednesday. then we stay unsettled, heading into next weekend. kimberly: thank you so much at 11:00. we hope you have a good night. tonight on "america's funniest home videos"... the season's 10 winning families vie for the $100,000 prize. who will be victorious? we'll find out on afv's $100,000 episode, starting right now. we know you're gonna love it! [ balloon squeaking ] [ laughs ] [ drums play ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos" $100,000 show.

simple fact that physically, that handshake was awkward for it looked like two people trying to do with jeter. then, there was the withdrawal from the paris climate agreement, as announced by donald trump in the rose garden of the white house. that was followed by what was he as a provocation by the white house, the slogan to make the planet great again. he invited you climate scientists and researchers to leave the united states and move to france. that did not go down very well at all in the white house. in the u.k., former senior police officers are among six people charged over the 1989 hillsborough disaster when 96 men, women and children were crushed to death at a football stadium. the former chief superintendent is facing 95 charges of manslaughter. others have been charged with pervertct and trying to justice. we have a look at the struggle for justice for the victims families. reporter: clambering to safety while beneath them dozens by for the life. it has gone down in history as one of the blackest days in british sport. andsands of liverpool desperate -- desperate not to miss this

play that threatens derek jeter stream of becoming one of the -- jeter's dream of becmoing one of the florida pulled out after they struggled to fiancnance it. that is your business flash update. joe: coming up, what you need to know for next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" little change in the dow jones industrial average before the week the s&p 500 rounds up a 2/10 of 1% gain led by the health care companies. , don't miss this. president donald trump will host india's prime minister next week. it will be the first meeting of both leaders. joe: i will be walking for -- watching for the second part of the fed's stress test. those are out wednesday. >> monsanto, nike. will these brands align. scarlet: quite a list. that does it for "what'd you miss?" joe: have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> geokinetics senator jean heller on his answers. not the answer. simply not the answer. amount nothing today in this form i will not support it. >> president trump delivered on a campaign promise, signing a bill to make it easier for the department of veterans affairs

this from a guy who played with derek jeter and alex rodriguez. >> some pitchers can hit.but he actually does it in a game like he is in our lineup. and you know, it's, impressive. watching him hit the ball. and cabrera, power, power. >> remind you of cabrera. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> have you been out with him? >> no. he doesn't really do anything. he just, mellow kid. the biggest star in baseball. with salary of $2 million. not owning a car. lives in the minimalist teen dorms. otani confirmed he seldom leaves the facility. not that it keeps fans from waiting for him outside. even from a distance. plenty of observations scan be made about the pitching slugger or slugging pitcher. he is meticulous, stopping mid pitch to adjust his form. open to advice on his batting privilege. even baseball tedium provide enjoyme enjoyment. this is some body who plays baseball but always worked at it too. otani grew up in a small industrial town on japan's mainland. his father wunts an amateur player, keechd his little league teams. and he showed promise as the a hitter, but dreworinterest as a

vonnie: as owner of the interested in derek jeter's, i asked what sports violations are like.queness of sport. i talked about it two ways. the ability to bring people together and warm a community -- form a community. look at the championship. the community formed in that stadium and beyond, the predators, the nhl, to over a huge city. that was going on in nashville the last month. sports can do that and create this. there are no other entertainment or otherwise that can bring people together as a community to be involved and passionate for something. and in terms of showing sports pcs, or mobile phones or content, there is no you have to watch live. there is nothing like sports. of the fansqueness and media experience i don't think it is undervalued. vonnie: what are the mall -- the marlins worth if it is not enough? >> i am not saying they are valued correctly. i'm talking about sports in general. ,onnie: we have seen a selloff people working watching this closely. you have other ventures going on. tampa, an incubator in and congratulations on that -- is the nasdaq showing s

derek jeter. or charlie sheen? there are choices for you. we have the answer coming up.ichelle: now adrianna hopkins has a look at what is ahead at "good morning washington" when you >> tomorrow on "good morning washington," the book that spans time, space and culture. join us for a look at the new museum of the bible. >> and the best place to catch fireworks without the national crowds on the national mall. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 on "good michelle: serena williams is dishing back what john mcenroe served up this week. he said williams was only as good as the women's 700th best male player. williams responded on twitter asking him to keep her out of his statements that aren't based on fact. she went on to say respect me and my privacy as i'm trying to have a baby. nancy: and good day, sir. meantime, alec baldwin helped make s.n.l.'s rating great again and now he says he will reprise the role as president trump this fall. he hosted "saturday night live" a record 17 times says he knows the trump impersonation has become o

it's almost like its okay for other athletes like jeter to date models but golfers can't do it.'t like that. with jeter and a-rod we're following who they are dating.gary: once again, once people start winning then it is okay for them to do that.( darya ) darya: if the kardashians are the way to go lets show you what they were doing on father's day. here's rob kardashian on father's day with blac chyna. they were at disneyland.gary: i don't know how they're together, i don't see that one.( darya )darya: i always like to follow tom brady, this is the coolest shot. tommy is in china with his son at the great wall. gary: that's pretty good, well when you have the means to travel, good for him.( darya ) darya: then i saw michael phelps, he's retired so he is just hanging on the couch.( darya ) darya: what he is going to be doing, this is the best gimmick of all time, phelps is going to race a great white shark.gary: is that for real. darya: it's for real, it's for shark week. i hope they don't do it with lanes because the shark can jump right over. gary: i've never raced a shark hav

tomorrow morning's commute june a little jeter yeah." >> yes. >> nothing like january in june. >> bring your umbrella tomorrow. join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on kbcw 44/cable 12. and you can also see us back here tonight at 11:00. good night. dennis o'donnell is in cleveland and he will have highlights of the warriors-cavs game 3. all that coming up tonight. >> have a good one. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: appreciate that. i appreciate y'all. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day, from netawaka, kansas... [laughter] it's the champs. it's the childs family. [cheering and applause] and from chicago, illinois, it's the hall family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody wants to drive out of here in a brand-new car. come on, y'all! let's pl

i'm sitting-- sitting next to derek jeter and, like, joe torre.about to throw out the first pitch, like, security started getting suspicious. and so, they brought us out of the dugout, and they separated us. and they started grilling us. and this other person that was with us, this other producer, started crying. >> stephen: aww. >> don't ever cry under questioning. we went to jail. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you went to jail, like cuffs, like jail? >> i went to jail in the bronx on a friday night. if you go to jail in the bronx friday night, you don't get out till monday morning. so-- >> stephen: were you in the same cell as michael jackson? >> yes, they called us-- yes. it was me, michael jackson, and three other people. so they called us "the jackson five." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that's the best producer story i've ever heard. >> yeah, i am permanently banned from yankee stadium. i have a thing that says, "you may not ever go back in yankee stadium." but i've been back already! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good for you. now,

looks like derek jeter and jeb bush will be buying the miami marlins. okay.uy who could have been president and jeb bush. so you never know. guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a great show tonight. this guy is just the best. the host of the dr. phil show, dr. phil mcgraw is here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, one of my favorites from "saturday night live," and one of "time" magazine's 100 most influential people, the hilarious leslie jones is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! come on! leslie! >> jimmy: leslie! and we've got great music from rick ross featuring young thug and wale. [ cheers and applause ] rick ross. the boss. the boss. >> steve: rick ross. >> jimmy: my apple sauce. i'm a bad rapper. have you been to eleven madison recently? that restaurant? >> questlove: i've been there a a few times. >> jimmy: yeah, i know you know daniel and will. but anyway they just won, i don't know if you saw, number one restaurant in the world. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: so we've

the yankees didn't have to wait long after derek jeter retired for another superstar to come along.nce ricky mantle. continuing his assault on baseball last night with another blast. his league leading 24th home run of the season and judge's teammates having some fun how tall he is, picking each other up to give him high fives in this one. final 8-3 to the angels. out west another rookie also dominating. last night cody bellinger became the first rookie ever to hit ten home runs in ten games. he's only two home runs behind judge for the league. should be a fun one. now bellinger's teammate also having himself quite the night crushing three home runs and l.a.'s 12-0 blowout win over the mets. the secret family, plenty to cheer about. cory's brother coming through with the game winning hit in extra innings for seattle. so the question is, what's better? three home runs or a walkoff hit? i'll take the three home runs. former patriots and chiefs offensive lineman revealing publicly to outsports that he is gay. he says football was his way to hide his sexuality from his family and teamma

. >> your yankees didn't have to wait too long after derek jeter retired for another all-star. 6'7" juddis assault on baseball with another blast. his league leading 24th home run of the season. check this out. his teammates can have a little fun with how tall he is, picking each other up to give him the high five. the yankees lose their seventh straight, 8-3. out west, cody bell linger for the dodgers became the first rookie ever to hit ten home runs in ten games. both players should be in the home run derby contest in miami. >>> former patriots and chiefs offensive lineman ryan o'callaghan refeeling publicly that he is gay. he said football was his way to hide sexuality from family and friends. o'callaghan says the pressure of hiding he is gay led to him abusing pain killers, and he said he planned to kill himself after his football career but a counselor for the chiefs helped talk him out of it. he thinks the nfl is ready for an openly gay player. >> glad he's out and talking about it. thank you very much, andy scholes, with the bleacher report. >>> special counsel robert mueller set

this, from a guy who played with derek jeter and alex rodriguez. >> brandon laird: some pitchers canmean, he actually does it in a game. like, he's in our lineup, you know? and it's impressive. >> mendoza: watching him hit the ball-- i mean, it's like, miguel cabrera, you know, power- kind of power, you know. >> wertheim: he reminds you of cabrera? >> mendoza: yeah. definitely. >> wertheim: you guys been out with him? >> laird: no. i mean, he doesn't really do anything. he just, mellow kid, juses >> wertheim: yes, the biggest star in japanese baseball, with a reported salary of roughly $2 million, apart from not owning a car, lives in these minimalist team dorms. ohtani confirmed to us that he seldom leaves the facility. not that it keeps fans from waiting for him outside. even from a distance, plenty of observations can be made about the pitching slugger, or the slugging pitcher. he is meticulous, stopping mid- pitch to adjust his form; open to advice from his batting coaches. even baseball tedium provides a source of enjoyment. this is someone who plays baseball, but has always wor

the new york yankees this weekend retired derek jeter's number. a lot of women still have it. [ laughter ] congratulations, captain. parents at a florida school are reportedly outraged after a video surfaced of students in a classroom twerking and giving lap dances. or as it's called in florida -- career day. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, a 101-year-old man recently became the oldest person to sky dive. at least that's the explanations coming from united airlines. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] grandpa wouldn't get out of his seat. ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. his new stand up special on netflix, "staying alive", is fantastic. one of our favorites. tracy morgan -- [ cheers and applause ] back on the show. he is a legendary actor and comedian and stars in amc's "better call saul." michael mckean is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if you've been watching "better call saul", but it is fantastic and he is just wonderful in it. also, he'll be here to talk about his book and everything els

we will die, but stories will remain an older jeter-- younger generations will learn about what we did, so i believe strongly. on a personal level, my-- when i wrote first about my experience i feel really changed how people view kids who are coming from war and the first experience i have that you write sometimes and you are surprised that how people take and what it does to them. you think i didn't really read it for that purpose, but i'm glad. a young man coming from another african war and ran to the us he became 19, so when he arrived and said he had been in war they put him in adult prison because they wanted to prosecute him as an adult because he had been in war. there was a law that said if you came as a former child soldier yet-- you would not be arrested, but if you came as a warlord you would be a diplomat. so, he was brought in front of a judge in new york and in my book they wanted me for a character witness and i went and the guy from the government said this guy is not from ivory coast and the judge said ishmael, my wife gave me your book and i read it. [laughter] >> yo

native who played for the yankees had baseball career, ryan mccarthy, b, mark at a sheer rah, c derek jeterrketeer cher rah. >> the mayor says marketeer cher rah. hometown guy. >> you guy doctors very well. undie feeted for the mayor. we'll let it slide on one county executive. that's how it goes. >> you wrote out the -- rolled out the welcome wagon. when it comes to food you both talk about the great food here in annapolis chicken ruth's very famous place right up the st street. your go to to item that. >> i order a mike pant lien knee. feta, olives it comes with tomatoes and toast. >> what's your go to sandwich. >> cheeseburger wrap. >> i love it. we'll talk with the folks from chicken ruth' later on. we appreciate it. thank you for invites to us your wonderful town. we love being down on the water. >> thank you steve. >> the sun is starting to come out. tucker we'll ten zen it over to you with that good news. >> if intact i'm basking in the sunshine right off main street here. absolutely beautiful morning down annapolis the rain is through the area. we've got look at the beautiful lillie