davis on the cover of sports illustrated after she threw in a winning game of the world series for little league. black ballplayers finally had a shot at the major leagues in 1947, the first one to break the color line is jackie robinson and larry will do that two months later in the american league fighting the dodgers in the national league. the library is very fortunate to have the jackie robinson collection. they drew a couple of items, including this letter from jackie written to the dodgers. they wrote to let robert know how grateful he was for the brakes that they gave him and signing for the dodgers, they hope that ricky will think of him as a friend and return and it was a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything he had done for himself and for his family. what we have here is the original first page of jackie robinson's letter and on the back of the reproduction in order to preserve this letter and keep it from being affected by the wear and tear of being on exhibition. we will eventually swap these out and we will have an original signature. what we are seeing here so far tod

visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> as a little league is gearing up and one east bay city, somebody apparently items from a storage unit meant to be used in a fundraiser for the lead. >> the league said nothing has happened there like this before. league officials are angry and also very disappointed. >> reporter: concord little league relies on fundraisers and donations to keep going. people here wonder how someone could steal from boys and girls and that just want to play baseball and softball. this bowl season is here for the approximately 350 boys and girls in concord american little league. the season is getting off to a start that no one in the league saw coming . >> literally, i felt like someone punched me in my stomach. >> reporter: as the little league was preparing for the annual fundraiser, the treasurer, cindy bates walked into the storage unit and her heart sank. missing work 5 of 26 gift baskets families made to be used in a silent auction . >> were signed footballs, signed baseballs, tickets, vouchers for tickets. one of them was a date night that had a really nice bottle of ch

here we have monet davis after she threw a winning game in the world series in williamsport for little leagueso black ballplayers finally had a shot at the major leagues in 1947. the first one to break the color line is jackie robinson. larry to be will do that -- larry doby will do that two months later. jackie robinson's plane for the dodgers in the national league. the library is very fortunate to have the branch and the jackie robinson collection. that is where we are able to draw a couple of items, including this letter from jackie in 1950, written to branch rickey who was leaving , the dodgers, and robinson's writing to let him know how grateful he is for the brakes that ricky gave him in signing the dodgers, letting him know he was a trusted friend and he hopes ricky will think of him as a friend in return. and it is a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything that he had done for himself and for his family. what we have here is the original first page of jackie robinson's letter. and then on the back is a reproduction. in order to preserve this letter and keep it from being af

i don't know why i pay for you to be in little league. >> in the rest of the world you play games.e in america you take it so seriously from the first moment they're out there. you got to make sure you're hitting that ball. how are you going to get into college? >> he's 6. >> it's business, right, oli? >> that's what you do. the kids, they strike out, they don't perform to your expectation. you got to discipline them. >> they strike out, better get back to it. >> except his kids hate him. >> they'll love him later, christian. >> final warning, i gave you two. >> i can't help but think of fred caldreone's approach when i was in little league. what, did you get left out again? >> oh, i feel so bad for you now. >> it explains a lot. but here, somebody throws the baseball -- ♪ >> yeah. it's a lot of fun for me. not him. he doesn't have any fun. >> i mean, it's not about fun. it's about wins and losses. >> the threatening is there's a number of -- the thing is there's a number of people watching and not going to's a -- not knowing it's a skit. >> it is a skit. while he gets it, we get i

and so i am here because of the coaches of the niles little league, mr.eonard who lives next door who is the head coach, kicked me in the rear end when i needed it, takes me in the rear end when i didn't the , coaches in the little league, the teachers at our lady of mount caramel, the teachers at kennedy high school, it was a community effort to raise a kid. -- i believe that is what we need to get back to in the united states of america. [applause] where it is ok for us to say, i care about you, i love you, i am going to want to help you and i am going to do everything in my power to help you do what you have to do. i think that is important today for us to acknowledge that. we stand here today on april 6, 2019, a divided country, as you know. and we have been divided for a long time, and that division has prevented us from being able to be the best that we can possibly be, and we can go back to the stories of black monday in youngstown that many people in this audience remember much better than i do, and i do think of my father-in-law who lost his job

reporter: baseball season is here for the approximately 350 boys and girls in concord american little leaguee season is just getting off to a start that no one in the league saw coming . >> literally, i felt like someone punched me in my stomach. >> reporter: as the league was preparing for the fundraiser two weeks ago, league treasurer, sidney bates walked into a storage unit and her heart sank. missing were 5 of 26 if the baskets that families made to be used in a silent auction . >> there were signed footballs, signed baseballs, tickets, vouchers for tickets, one of them was a date night basket that had a nice bottle of champagne that was gone. >> reporter: the league figures the 5 baskets combined would've brought in at least $1500 to the league . >> everything goes back in the fields of we tried to take care of. my volunteers worked tirelessly almost every day, making it so the kids can play. >> reporter: is unclear how the thief or thieves got into the locked unit. there was no sign of forced entry and there are no security cameras in the area. the league filed a police report but ther

i barely made little league. it's been awhile. probably since little league. >> well, first thing you're going to do, with an ash bat, you have to hit the edge grain. you can't hit the face grain. or you're going to break the bat. >> reporter: all right. >> and then as you're swinging, you're coming in to the ball. concentrate on hitting the ball. >> reporter: thanks, paul, for clapping. but tonight, we're clapping, because they told us today, eight new hires at that bat factory in shirley mills. and from maine to this tiny town in texas tonight. nocona, off highway 82. 50 workers making 150 baseball gloves a day. robert "big bob" storey there on the right, nocona leather goods. their first glove in 1934. rob storey is his great-grandson.dad woed yearsge leather. >> from texas, oklahoma, kansas, nebraska. >> reporter: cutting the pattern. stamping the logo. "american made," nocona, texas. and carla yeargin and her son, josh, inspecting before shipping. what's it like working with mom? >> it's interesting. you see family here all the time. i mean, that's just w

the $4.99 fish sandwich combo. >>> as the little league baseball season gets underway, someone apparently stole items from a storage unit that was going to be used in a fundraiser for the lead. >> the league says nothing like this has ever happened there before. ktvu's rob is live in concord where league officials are expressing anger and disappointment. >> reporter: julie, concord little league relies on donations and fundraisers to keep going. the people here wonder how someone could steal something meant to help young boys and girls who just want to play baseball and softball. baseball season is here for the approximately 350 boys and girls in concord american leak. but the season is getting off to a start that no one in the league saw coming . >> literally, i felt like someone punched me in my stomach. >> reporter: as the little league was preparing for its annual fundraiser about two weeks ago, league treasurer, sidney bates walked into one of the storage units and her heart sank. missing were 5 of 26 gift baskets families had made to be used in the silent auction. >> there were sign

there's no way to replace those. >> disappointing for that little league in concord. police say it's unlikely the stolen items will be recovered. >>> will he or won't he? president trump threatening again to close down the southern border this week. he ordered reassignment of hundreds of border personnel and migrants more than a decade. he tweeted homeland security is being nice but not for long and announced plans to cut off guatemala, el salvador and honduras. >> i don't mind threats. frankly, i think you have to get people's attention. at the end of the day, do i think it's wise to rescind the aid? no. it stabilizes the regime in some ways. >> democrats say the aid is counter productive. >>> if the border shuts down, say good-bye to guacamole. >> this border shutdown could affect other produce as well. >> absolutely. most of the produce you see here is not in season in the united states right now, meaning it came from somewhere else, chances are it came from mexico. closing the border would make most of this produce disappear. the produce aisle is one of the reason

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. >>> hundreds of items stolen from a bay area little league. the investigation into sold items that was supposed to be used for a fundraiser. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> find out it's a mystery as to how this they've got away with goods. >> reporter: baseball season is here for the approximately 350 boys and girls in this little league. the season is getting off to a start that no one saw coming. >> literally, i felt like someone had punched me in the stomach >> as the little league was preparing for its annual fundraiser about two weeks ago, bates walked into one of the storage units. and her heart sank. missing were five of 26 gift baskets families had made to be used in a silent auction. >> there were signed footballs. there were signed baseballs. there were tickets, vouchers for tickets >> each stolen basket contained a different theme including one for the oakland a's, giant, and raters. >> i was angry, i was sick to my stomach. i knew how hard our parents at work to get all that st

also shedding some light on girls breaking into little league. a number of lawsuits were filed. and then when you take that to this degree, here we have monet davis. black ballplayers have a shot at the major-league. the first to break the line is jackie robinson. the national -- the library was the jackieo have robinson collection. that's where we were able to draw a couple of items, including this letter from jackie in 1950 who is leading the dodgers. letting him know he was a trusted friend. it's a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything he had done for himself and his family. here is the first page of jackie robinson's letter. letterr to preserve this and keep it from being affected from the lights and wear and tear on exhibition, we will swap these out and have them on display, the original signature of jackie. what we are seeing so far here today is only half of the exhibits. if you are in washington dc, please come to the library of congress and check out the exhibition. >> you can watch this or other american artifacts programs at any time by visiting our websit

i am here because of the coaches in little league, mr. leonard who lived next door who was the head coach who kicked me in the rear end when i needed it. kicked me in the rear end when i did not need it. the coaches in the little , thee, the teachers teachers at kennedy high school, it was a community effort to raise a kid and i believe that is what we need to get back to in the united states of america. where it is ok for us to say " i care about you, i love you, i want to help you and i am going to do everything in my power to help you do what you have to do." i think that is important today for us to a college that. on april 6,e today 2019 a divided country. we have been divided for a long time. that division has prevented us from being able to be the best we could possibly be. to the stories of black monday and youngstown that any people in this audience remember much better than i do. i do think of my father-in-law who lost his job that day or days after that or years after that because of what happened on black monday. i can go back

the concord american little league with was planning to auction off the items but two weeks ago the leaguee you are walked into the storage unit and saw the items were gone. the thieves walked away with gave gift baskets made by the families for auction. >> one was a date night basket with a really nice bottle of champagne in it. that was gone >> we try to take care of the team of volunteers. they work tirelessly almost everyday making it so the kid cans play. >> there was no sign of forced entry and no security cameras in the area. so far no arrests have been made. >>> the time is 5:15. with more rain in the forecast, advocates for the homeless want st. clair county to keep the shelters open a little longer. they voted to keep the winter shelter in sunnyvale open year round and a trial run last year prove the need is there. >> they make these contracts and don't think of the client's needs. close the rain in the next ten weather shelters. >> the status of the gilroy shelter is up in the air. it won't be able to open next winter where it is now about to be demolished. >>> well, bore number

the concord american little league was planning to auction off the items but about two weeks ago the league treasure rush walked into the -- treasurer and walked into the league and thunder out the items were gun. g >> everything goes back into the field. we try to take care of the team of volunteers. they work tirelessly making it everyday so the kids can play. >> there is no sign of forced entry and security cameras in the area at this time. no arrests have been made. >> i talked to someone in the joint's organization and he said the team is closely monitoring the weather. i know rosemary is, too. they are working on different scenarios if the game gets pushed back >>> yes, gaited into friday. -- complicated into friday. the scattered showers continue on and off and that will remain in pltoday. tomorrow looks like it will be a little drier, then we get into more rain on thursday, more rain on friday first how much rainfall we have seen since the season began. the season goes from october to september. not the calendar year. so far we are at 23 inches, 11% of average. if we went out

that was gone. >> we work tirelessly to fund the little league team. it is a tragedy. >>> well, san francisco sheriff vicki hennessy says she is going to be stepping down to retirement after 40 years of service in the department. she says after a year of great difficulty with the loss of her husband and health challenges, she says her family is now taking priority. >> i think it is life, change work schedule and probably be a lot healthier. >> i am a grandmother now and i have grandchildren and i want to see more of them and work with my family >> sheriff helpcy still wants to create a board, expand the body cameras program and gain support for a jail to replace the hall of justice facility. she plans to announce herrens doorsment for a successor in the next few weeks. >>> this will make pam happy. we are finding out more about lego's plans to create a presence here in the bay area. in he sub it inned a permit application -- submitted a permit application to open a legoland, the first lego discovery center in california. the location right now has a se

orioles led, mullins tripled, profar gets cutoff but hits mullins, hustles home for little league home, triple and error. two-run shot, lead cut in half. more power from mark canha, reached out to too much his second of the season. 6-3 orioles' chris davis, looking to end a terrible drought, 0 for 47, new major league record for futility a's allowed five runs in the eighth, orioles win it 12-4, the a's have not won on the road this season. >>> virginia's slow, methodical offense against texas tech's defense. anyone's guess. winner will be a first time chance. final moments. texas tech up three, hunter buries it to tie the game. 68-68. for the win, blocked. game goes to overtime. texas tech up one int, hunter does it again, drains three from same spot and virginia wins 85-77 in overtime. sponsored by river rock casino. texas tech is easier to say watching the game, not in highlights. texas tech i ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitori

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. >> suffering a relapse, and loving it, it's one thing to root for your son's little league team. >>l he was your kid and you paid for the glove come of uniform, the hat, the bat and when he turns nine. [inaudible] what possible stake do grown men have in the fortunes of 25 perfect strangers, vagabond mercenaries, playing obscene sums to play for happy year. i've been a baseball fan half my life. why should i care about these tobacco spitting multimillionaires who have never heard of me and would not care if i was dispatched my maker by the exploding scoreboard. why? i have no idea. >> in reading what he wrote about it, it struck me that he had such an appreciation for the raw beauty, perfect double-play or throwing just the right pitch to just the right batter at just the right moment so there was a little kid in him, for sure that love going to the ballpark and eating hot dogs but i think there was a deeper and more soulful meaning, that there was something innately beautiful in what he compared to art that really expresses something in the human heart. >> he called opening day a r

they were planned to benefit concord little league.hey were in a locked storage unit when stolen last month but police have no leads because the storage unit and lock weren't damaged and there were no witnesses or surveillance footage. >> these items were provided to us through the kindness of our families, either through their own private collection or they went to the teams or they just purchased them. there's really no way to replace those. >> league officialstole items w be recovered. >>> the search is on for a man who slashed a person in san francisco late at night with a sword. that victim lost a lot of blood and was initially listed in critical condition. stoking concerns, what you see there if you can make it out, the attacker was apparently wearing that hat, make america great again. nbc bay area sam brock has been talking to investigators and witnesses there in the city. sam, where does the investigation stand? >> reporter: raj, no arrests so far but police have an excellent visual of what this man with the sword looks like,

. >>> a concord plant plans to install security cameras, the concord american little league was planning to auction off items that were all stolen. a league treasurer walked into the storage unit and saw the items were gone. the thieves walked away with five gift baskets that had been made by families for a silent auction. >> there were signed footballs, signed baseballs, there were tickets, vouchers for tickets. one was a date night basket with a really nice bottle of champagne in it. that was gone. >> my team of volunteers work tirelessly almost everyday making it so the kids can play. >> it is not clear how the thief or thieves got into the locked unit. there was no sign of forced entry and there are no security cameras in the area. so far no arrests have been made. >>> the time is 4:15. with more rain in the forecast homeless advocates want santa clara county to keep cold shelters opened longer. the board voted to keep the winter shelter in sunnyvale open year round. a trial run last year, the supervise says, proved there is a need. advocacy groups hope the county can keep the shelte

what was stolen from an east bay little league team. >>> finally, we're celebrating the start of donate life month with a remarkable little girl, sophia sanchez. we first told you about last year who got a new heart and the attention of a music superstar. our kate snow on her new mission that's "inspiring america." >> reporter: sophia sanchez stole our hearts last summer when she found out she was getting a new one herself. >> i'm getting a heart, mom! >> reporter: it was just days after that surprise visit from rap superstar drake went viral. >> oh my god! >> you asked me to come. i'm here. >> reporter: now the bubbly 11-year-old is trying to save other lives with a new campaign for organ donation. >> there's so many other people waiting. >> reporter: at a press conference today, sophia thanked people for sending so much love. >> when we read the notes and we just see all the kind things you guys say, it makes us cry all the time, but happy tears. >> reporter: there were a lot of tears today. >> maddux was only 8 when he died, but he already understood what it meant to other people. >>

this was taken in 1958 when he opened up a little league season. we have included this picture of venezuela from the cover of sports illustrated in part because of the title making his way to the idea that he's been with the dodgers for three years now but he is just now settling in. he is part of the whole process that is happening in los angeles at the time, there is lots of discussion about immigration reform. there is a large hispanic community the dodgers have had and fernando and fernando mania really take over los angeles. you get to the point not now, today, about a third or so of the dodger fan base is hispanic. there's just no underestimating the importance that has an major-league baseball. some of the things we have here, we have this image taken in world war ii and he donated these to the library afterward. we paired it with the book called baseball saved us and it showed kids playing in the camps and it was written by the son of parents who were interned and he is talking about how that unity of playing in the national game and being

the little league. was for him to pull some sleep.hese critics one of the pledge because there's been. a shooting in the life of the smear. both of you knew those who. oppose someone. because of the old style if you please repeat you. know the child survivor charlie raleigh says he is being kept in the dark on the british investigation into the poisoning that killed his partner last year he met with russia's ambassador to the u.k. . you people will charlie and his brother to contact us is precisely the fact that they haven't been able to receive anything from the british authorities for a massive fire sweeps through an apartment block in central paris after an explosion believed to have been caused by gas stored on a balcony.

he loved his son and often attended little league games. >> we have cal right here. >> reporter: it is here where they engage in a favorite pastime. >> he doesn't deliver this. we play chess with them all day. >> he was a regular here, often doing good deeds. >> he was one of us. >> now, he's accused of heinous crimes, police say he killed marcus jackson in oakland on 41st and market street friday morning. then he drove to the bayview area at around 1:30. 240, that is when he was shot and killed people spark. later that night, he turned up in south lake tahoe where sheriffs deputies exchanged gunfire with him. sergeant was hit in the head. >> he shot at us and we shot at him. it is about as simple as it gets. >>> a sexual assault of the fraternity house at uc berkeley is being investigated this morning. they have not said which fraternity might be involved but the house is at channing way and college avenue in the victim is a uc berkeley student. we have no information about a possible suspect. if you have any information, call berkeley police. >>> a well-known greek restaurant is bein

the little league games, that's the biting hour. right around 7 pm. it has been a problem. what hasn't been the problem is the heat if you're a fan, you waited impatiently all year long and we went from 65 degrees every day and shot up to 92 degrees. we will get back to average by the weekend. will show you something first, that has little to do with the numbers. to see the cloud and the difference, we've had five different tweets and text messages saying what's going on? it was a big cumulus cloud that developed over the diablo range. east of hayward. it got people thinking are we going to get thunderstorms? it was at the higher big but it was the only place, where that cumulus cloud built up. so people are curious to know what was going on. it's dissipated, but an interesting cloud formation. : temperatures outside, 89 degrees in concord, a high of 91. san francisco is down to 70, santa rosa 73 and is the beginning of the end of the heat because now the onshore flow is coming. overnight vallejo 57, redwood city 55. what about the entire month of april. we had daily record

someone stole gift baskets from the concord little league that were meant for a silent auction to benefit league. they were in a locked storage unit when someone stole them last month. they have had had no leads because the storage unit and the lock were not damaged and there were no witnesses or surveillance video in the area. >> these items were provided to us through the kindness of our families from the private collections or they went to the teams or they purchased them. there's no way to replace them. >> reporter: it's unlikely the stolen baskets will be recovered so they are out of luck. >> knnovato police are hoping t sketches are enough to help them catch two that were accused of a stabbing. >>> he was arrested in columbia for soliciting sex from young investigators spotted someone online offering up children for sex in medellin and it was tracked back to this man, thomas renault, he contacted young girls through facebook to offer money for sex and he used the social network to share explicit photos and pornographic materials. he was arrested yesterday. >>> people are waiting to

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my son at 15 years old, i can't coach his little league team because i am a felon.the weekends anthony runs what is known as expungement clinics, where members of the community can go to get free assistance in removing or reducing their criminal record. this one is funded by a new law that californians passed in 2016 that made cannabis legal for everyone in the state. as part of that law, people who were convicted of marijuana offences that would no longer be illegal can now apply to have them scrubbed from their records. clinics like this of course are vital but they are also really inefficient. people have to come to the building, they have to meet with lawyers who are working for free over the weekend, and have to fill ina bunch over the weekend, and have to fill in a bunch of forms, which takes a long time. that's why in san francisco they have been working on a way to take this entire process and make it automated. code for america is a non—profit organisation that rings a silicon valley thinking into government technology. engineers here have created an incred

tomorrow we've got a lot of little league baseball games. kaepernick cook-off.ot of things going on. >> good news. no rainfall. but we do have high clouds moving in. so it will be that filtered sunshine, 82 on saturday, 79 sunday. i think it looks pretty good here for spring. >> just a long week. we made it. enjoyer weekend. thanks for joining us, everyone. [ rs and here's your host [ cheers and applause ]

ended in the north bay initial police were on the scene of east h street right near the finish a little league field, a resident had told police that a man was armed and threatening to harm a relative who lives with them. so late last night, the man surrendered to law enforcement so that's the good news, we still don't know if any charges were filed. also the news happening today, the couple in southern california that house of horrors that we talked about that case. they're going to be sentenced today, we've got dave and luis turpin they were convicted of child abuse for torturing and starving 12 of their children. the riverside county district attorney's office says that the couple pleaded guilty to 14 charges including account of torture that was back in february, 12 of the couple's 13 children were abused malnourished and rarely allowed to leave the house. the youngest who was just 2 years old when they were rescued back in january of 20 18 was the only one who did not appear to be abused a 29 year-old female victim way just 82 pounds. in the south bay a child is dead and his grandmother h

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. >> look at it this way, you're not the worst little league pitcher on the planet but you better hope the kid that is doesn't quit. [laughter] greg: i would like him to be my single father. joe, i hope one day you get married and have kids so you can be a single dad with the marriage will last. >> probably not, greg. a lot of women find me attractive and it's hard to avoid temptation. [laughter] greg: what are your thoughts on this? i don't think america is like teenagers with a single that but i see more a bunch scenario where widower comes together with the widow and you don't talk about what happened to their dead spouses and you have this whole household full of idiot kids trying to make this new situation work but there's no hegemony and it's free against three and everyone is acting like jan. [laughter] greg: you are right. it's the boys are the republicans, girls are the democrats and -. tyrus: you want to change that, greg. greg: never migrate but the. nevermind, nevermind. i want to go to kat. kat: this is dark and weird but i feel like you are cool enough to handle it. [laug

. >> i'm sorry about that and i used to be a sunday school teacher and little league coach. >> i was wondering -- mac but thank you, i think. [laughter] >> i was wondering if you tell smus which of the criticisms abt you that were going on at the time did you think might have been justified or things that you would do differently? >> so many criticisms that were justified. >> which things -- >> multipart questions. >> , a question. one ofg the things that now i lost my train of thought. >> i'm sorry. >> i apologize. i intervened and i should not have. i think that their criticism that i would level and myself is that i took on the monica lewinsky investigation to begin with. i think not that it did not have to be investigated but that is the key. sometimes i say that and then it misinterpreted old you don't thank you need to be a basket. of course any but the president of the united states is committing perjury in a section of justice i'm sorry but it's not russia. you will need to investigate it in the context of such that you should have -- please, it's essential harassment, the pr

you about the controversy over nose picking the first i want to tell you about my childhood my little league front row this is jason and his dad joel. they launch the book. when i was growing up he was mister everything. he was all state baseball and basketball and was a great looking guy. on that graduation day in high school we stayed friends. he was an unbelievable character and unbelievable guy and life was rich except one big blemish. in 11th grade just before the picture was taken, who wears a tighten in our town , he died of cancer in that through jason for a loop. fast-forward 30 some years he is in his forties but the very age his dad got cancer he got cancer. it was hodgkin's it is curable by cancer standards this is of the bad one to have if you have to have it. he didn't just manage to survive but so did his cancer. his life did not stay on track as when his dad was around and he missed some treatments but then three years ago 201316 pounds of lymphoma in his back doubling every week and oncologist said i love you but it's time to go home and i. we all said goodbye. and he went h

a little league decides to install cameras after funds were stolen. the con cord planned to auction off the items but the president walked into a storage and the items were gone. the thieves stole five gift baskets made by families for a silent auction. >> there were signed footballs, signed baseballs, tickets, vouchers for tickets, one of them was a gift night basket with a bottle of champagne. >> everything goes back to the field. we try to take care of the volunteers who work tirelessly. >> it is not clear how the thieves got into the locked unit. there was no sign of forced entry. no security cameras out thereeethser. no arrests have been made. >>> we are hearing from san francisco sheriff vicki hennessy for the first time since she announced she was stepping down after 40 years with the department. she is leaving next year. she said the decision to not run for reelection came after a difficult year of health problems and the loss of her husband. she had knee replacement last year and with more surgeries needed she said health and family now take

guy: shutting down the southern border would make the china talks look like little league.uld have a meaningful impact on the u.s. economy. does anybody in washington take seriously the president's threat? kevin: they do. dave crenshaw said that that would not be particularly the avenue that would be his first choice. if you look at the 47 points of entry along the border. 2000 miles banning the region, and there have been some questions -- spanning the region and there have been some questions of exemption, especially on the commerce impact between mexico as well as the u.s.. that really does impact commodities trading and venue fracturing. ise of what i am gathering that the president would consider keeping railways open commute, orns would even have trucking stops open. so, manufacturers would not be impacted. you saw the u.s. chamber of commerce, house -- come out again shutting down the border. the president has tweeted out that he would consider increasing tariffs by as much as 25% on auto tariffs. can pull ithat, we up, because the president says that if for any reas