of "sports illustrated" after she threw a winning game in the world series in williamsport for little league. so 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 doby will do that two month later in the american league. the library is very fortunate to have the branch rickie papers and the jackie robinson collection, and that is where we were able to draw a couple of items including this letter from jackie in 1950 written to branch rickie who was leaving the dodgers, and robinson is writing to let him know just how grateful he is that branch rickie gave him in signing him to the dodgers, letting him know that he was a trusted friend and that he hopes that rickie will think of him as a friend in return. it's a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything that he had done for himself and for his family. so 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 affected by the lights and kind

is that little league?h. that's young to -- to start, isn't it that's amazing >> yeah. and they're really good. they both, first day, hittin' the ball out to centerfield. and -- and all the kids are great but to be honest, it was a little amusing, because the two gay moms showed up with the star players [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's hilarious yeah, why not? i think it's great >> "why not" is exactly our point. >> jimmy: that's - >> a lot of buff dads and their sons couldn't quite make contact with the ball to the bat. and we were like, "yeah" with our -- with our little ones. >> jimmy: rooting against children tig, i was listening to your podcast. >> always. >> jimmy: "don't -- don't ask tig. and it was the one -- it was the episode -- first of all, i love it. basically, you take questions from fans and you and special guests give your advice on answering the questions. and it's really funny and i love it, but - >> no, i know, i know. i know how the show goes >> jimmy: oh, sorry. [ laughter ] i was

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. >> when did he go to your little league games?, but he just wasn't interested in what i was doing. >> rudy's wife gloria feels even more neglected. >> in 1971, my beloved wife divorced me, and i was devastated by it. >> what do you think drove her >> it was a lot of loneliness, i'm sure. they never stopped loving each other. it's just that he was hard to live with. >> but rudy never stops adding to his stockpile. >> ah! i'm right at home in my element here, by george. >> he even fixes up an army bulldozer, and several world war ii military vehicles. >> that is a 1944 weapons carrier. and this is charlie. she's a cckw gmc 10-wheel drive. this was the main workhorse of world war ii at the battle of the bulge. >> then, just before he turned 70, rudy's diagnosed with cancer -- advanced lymphoma. >> i remember him saying that -- that the doctor said he had six weeks to live, from that point. >> [ laughs ] okay, hi. >> with the little time left, the brothers create a video to document their father's life story. >> okay, hi. i'm rudy mar

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leagues before world war ii. he was perhaps one of the best known. latinos and latin american immigrants have had a huge impact in baseball. what's interesting with this littlek over here, this spalding guide, this was a spanish american edition -- spanish english edition put out which covers all the cuban leagues, the most important league in latin america at the time. up above we have an image of minnie minoso, one of the later wave of cuban players. what happened in the first wave is those were all white players. by the time you get to the 1950s, after jackie robinson and the major leagues are looking at the caribbean as a major source of talent, they're not only looking at white players. minnie minoso goes on to become quite a star. this was taken in 1958 when he returned home to cuba and opened up a little league season. we've included this picture of fernando valenzuela on the cover of "sports illustrated," in part because of the title "making his way in the usa." the idea was that he's been with the dodgers for five years now, and he's just now settling in and has a better command of english, and he doesn't become a citizen for a number of years later

he returned home to cuba to open up a little league season. we've included this picture of fernando valenzuela on the cover of "sports illustrated," in part because of the title "making his way in the usa." he's been with the dodgers for five years, he's just now settling in, a much better command of english, and he doesn't become a citizen for a number of years later, but he is part of a whole process that is happening newspaper los angeles at the time. there's a lot of discussion in 1980s los angeles about immigration reform. there's a very large hispanic community the dodgers have had. fernando and fer naen domain yeah really take over los angeles. you get to the point that now torques day, about a third or so of the dodger fan base is hispanic. there's just no underestimating the importance that that's had in major league baseball. some other things we have here, this really interesting image that anselm adams took at mans far in world war ii. he donated these negatives to the library afterwards. he was documenting what was going on in the

when i grew up playing little league, senior league, high school, baseball, last thing i thought about when playing those games and having my family in the stands and a bunch of other kids i grew up with was politics. that's the last thing anybody talked about and now it's front and center because we have a bunch of spineless corporations, even though they have been engaged in the legislative process as it worked through and this is a bill that's really a good bill. it will further secure our elections but also make them very accessible. every single republican in the house and senate voted on that bill, and it's a good bill and they are just lying about it. that's the simple truth. i hate to say that but that's the facts, and there are plenty of people piling on now about other things that make a lot of sense to me. like china, and cuba. >> yeah, we're going to get to some of that later on in the program but know you're on side of the american people. a.p. came out with a poll that believe 72% of americans believe all vote sheers provide an i.d. in order to vote and your state, georgi

not just the streets of seattle the parks, playgrounds and even little league do as well.: we see that scene across the country. lawrence: the area where i am the school is right there. playing recess, apps, cocaine and you really want these homeless people and drug addicted citizens to get the help they need but can't have them sitting there where kids cross the needle. jillian: drug addiction and things like that doesn't happen at night. we are taking a look at video when you were very in kensington. it is so sad. walk or drive those seeds and will see what is going on. lawrence: you feel for those people but they have the money and many of them need treatment. jillian: the border crisis forcing the biden administration to think about the border wall. the white house making clear there will be no federal push for vaccine passports after republican pushback. congressman ralph norman joins us next. >> download the super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000. the super 6 quiz show entertainment, sports, the fox super bit super 6 apps now. ♪♪ when we started our business we wer

england have announced the formation of a breakaway super league the midweek competition will be independent of european football's governing body the little super league is expected to be hugely lucrative and include europe's top moneymaking teams including manchester united ac milan and real madrid as well as the 12 founding clubs another 3 are expected to join before the 1st season which according to a statement will start as soon as practicable. well you wave has threatened to sanction clubs that take part in the breakaway league they released a statement saying quote the clubs concerned will be banned from playing in any other competition at domestic european or world level and their players could be denied the opportunity to represent their national team spirit well not all talk of europe's top teams want to join the super league earlier we spoke to rob harris global sports correspondent for the associated press we asked him why no german clubs know french clubs as well and the question is why if they decided to stay away was it fearing a backlash from the fans you know some clubs might feel they had to sign up so they didn't miss ou

and on the hiking trails i think there's really something to this outdoor trend whether it's a little league glove or it's a hiking camel back or these yeti coolers that are very expensive but if you get the use out of them, people are saying i'm not spending money on other thing, why not plow it into a cooler >> it's interesting because this feels like the pandemic hedge play there's been this back and forth about do you want to stick with the reopening stock ors or the pandemic plays it was interesting we were talk about real estate and how the hamptons is strong he said, it's going to be strong in colorado. people still can't travel internationally. there's still this sense of maybe we can get out and play in the outdoors but we're not going back to what was previously normal >> clearly you are i don't want to get too far away from your softball glove here. >> it was my husband's >> you behind the dish you center fielder what are you doing very interesting stuff i think covid has been a total boom for dick's. the case is where can they be in 2022 b 2022 it's roughly 14 times 21 in eps. i

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and the press secretary was quoted in there saying these were -- i would rather play little league ball with my son than trying to brief baker for "meet the press." but prior preparation is really important, particularly important i think in practicing law. i know it's important in trying to serve in washington in either politics or public service. and another thing i would say is that, i tell people i was fortunate enough to be secretary of state in the united states at a time when we were omnipotent. it was a unipolar world. everybody wanted to get close, and i went all over the world, 91 countries during that four years. and everybody admired the united states. everybody wanted to come to the united states. nobody wanted to leave the united states. guess what. with all of our troubles today, everybody admires the united states. some people resent us, but they either admire us or resent us. they all want to come here. everybody wants to come here. and nobody wants to leave. so i get very tired of listening to people run down this country and preparation prevent poorperformance. an imp

what i found in my office, i have this 1982 carlisle massachusetts little league trophy i want to giveticipation trophy. i want to thank you for participating. >> i will participate all week and then as i understand it, two years after i was born. >> oh, geeze. >> all right. coverage continues right now with poppy harlow and jim scuitto. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim scuitto. the breaking news, minutes from now, closing arguments in the derek chauvin trial for the death of george floyd set to begin. >> that's right. so three weeks of testimony, 45 witnesses and now one final chant from both the prosecution and the defense to make their final case. two of the juror

first night, but i'll come along on the second night, if you have one. [ laughter ] >> as the little leaguedent psychiatrist i would make a couple of points kind of to stir some thoughts here. i would suggest that there's a difference between lincoln's use of humor in public and private and his concerns and difficulties with intimacy, i was wondering if you would comment onains that, because lin remains a person unknowable in many ways including people who thought they knew him well, and i was wondering if you could comment on that. >> could you just, the distinction between his public use of humor and i missed the eu secondmo part? >> lincoln used stories and >> humor in many ways to deflect. and i was wondering if you would comment on that. >> i think that's a very good point that although lincoln was the life and soul of company, ai andng conversations, whether one-on-one, or whether in larger gatherings, he remained unknowable to most of them.theya mistake, probably to all of k them, actually. did they really know the inner man? how forthcoming was he? and i think very often, i think un

financial charles shepherd is a strained trainer for mlb athletes and the president of warren park little league in chicago. >> although some lawmakers called this a political tactic. he believes it's one truly focused on social justice. you don't want to do anything or find yoerself aligned with entities that are. >> against the best interest of your fan base. but it's also a sign that sports a more willing to take a stand for issues that have a social component to them. a political component to them. largely sparked by the nba and their and their bold and brash takes on certain issues. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 9 millions of people's personal information. now up for sale on the dark web. we'll tell you how one what's being done to try and shut this down. >> it's a story that has a lot of folks talking tonight, rapper dmx is in the hospital after suffering a heart attack. according to his lawyer. he said that he cannot confirm reports that the rapper overdosed on drugs and not sure what caused the heart attack. a lot of back and forth tonight on whether or not he was removed from a

the press secretary is recorded in there saying these were i would bet rather be out playing a little league ball with my son in trying to brief baker for two hours for me to press appearance. but prior preparation is really really important particularly important. i think in practicing law. i know it's important in trying to trying to serve in washington in either politics or public service. and another thing i would say is that you know, we i tell people i was fortunate enough to be secretary state of the united states at a time when we were omnipotent or almost. i mean, it was a unit polar world wonderful time to be everybody. wanted to get close to uncle whiskers and i went all over the world 91 countries during that four years and everybody admired the united states everybody. wanted to come to the united states. nobody wanted to leave the united states. guess what with all of our troubles today everybody admires you united states some people resent us, but they either admire some resistance. they they all want to come here. everybody wants to come here and nobody wants to believe so i

that now this great sport america's pastime is going to be politicized was when i grew up paying little league, heiskell baseball last thing i thought about playing those games and having my family in the stands and a bunch of other things i grew up with was politics. that's the last thing anybody thought about and now it is front and center because we have a bunch of spineless corporations that won't just say we are not engaging in that. even though they have been engaged, government affairs teams were engaged in the legislative process and this is a bill that is really a good bill. to secure our elections and also make it very accessible. every single republican in the house and senate voted on this bill and it is a good bill and they are just lying about it. that is the simple truth. i hate to say that but that is the fact and plenty of people piling on now about other things that make a lot of sense to me like china and cuba. >> we will get to that later on the program as well. ap came out with a poll that shows 72% of americans believe all voters should provide identification to vote. geo

. >> kristin: an arson investigation is under way in north texas after someone set a little league team'sipment, leaving joe and his team wondering why someone would do this. he's now working on saving up to get a new van for the kids. and he's got four super bowl rings. now add to gronkowski's resume, he caught a football dropped from a helicopter hovering 600 feet in the air, breaking the record for highest altuve catch. pretty impressive but i don't think it tops the feeling of winning a super bowl. >> and what started as an early pandemic joe evolved into a full fledged spectacle. hundreds of people named josh flocked to a park in nebraska to engage in an intense pool noodle brawl. over there, a shared name. the winner, 4-year-old joshua vincent jr. who was honored with a paper crown and hoisted it in the air for all of the joshes to see. i clearly missed that pandemic tip. >> frustration is building among some of the nation's governors over the absence of president biden and vice president kamala harris from their weekly conference calls coordinating federal and state responses to th

. >> a t-ball and little league was canceled for tomorrow. so they've been watching your forecast. they know soaker. so i hope it wasn't too bad for them to get the bad they're happy they can soak in the puddles and have fun with that will sleep in. there you go. >> better recent. >> all right. still ahead, rapper dmx was laid to rest today. we'll take you to how his fans in new york honored him with a funeral procession. and a mother is calling tik tok to change its policies. this is coming after her son has a rare skin disease got banned from the platform and we'll tell you how this issue is unfolding. stay with us. >> in kansas. a 20 year-old man was born with a very rare skin disease. it's known as butterfly syndrome. his mother runs his tiktok account and says that videos of her son are being flagged and taken down by tiktok. so now she's calling on tiktok for a policy change reporter hunter funk has the story. >> thank that this was just one of several videos flagged on tiktok of marking his is mother says it was removed for graphic content when she appealed and i told them t

massachusetts little league trophy i want to give you. it's a participation trophy. i want to thank you for participating. >> i will participate all week and then as i understand it, two years after i was born. >> oh, geeze. >> all right. coverage continues right now with poppy harlow and jim scuitto. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim scuitto. the breaking news, minutes from now, closing arguments in the derek chauvin trial for the death of george floyd set to begin. >> that's right. so three weeks of testimony, 45 witnesses and now one final chant from both the prosecution and the defense to make their final case. two of the jurors detention is palpable around minnesota and the nation is bracing for unrest as the verdict in the chauvin murder trial grows closer. let's begin this hour with josh campbell. you have been there throughout the trial. you covered all this leading up to the trial. today is it. today is closing arguments. then this lays in the hands of the jury. walk us through what today will bring. >> reporter: that's r

just made up an award to make donald trump happy and commissioned someone who mostly works in little leaguess. maybe it worked. he does look happy. there's one awkward little detail, though, the award presentation came one day after he gave what rnc donors described as a horrible speech in which he reiterated false claims that he won the election, during a speech panned as rambling and angry, cast himself as a victim, as he often does and took top aim at mitch mcconnell for not fully supporting donald trump's efforts to, you know, bring to a close 240 years of american democracy. trump called mcconnell a dumb son of a b and a stone called loser for not trying hard to overturn an election. quote, if that were schumer instead of this dumb son of a b mcconnell, they would never allow it to happen, they would have fought it. and senate majority leader chuck schumer democrat of new york joins me now. senator, i suppose in the former president's estimation, it's a compliment to say that you would engage in an anti-democratic coup on behalf of your faction, though i doubt you probably would, but wh

i see it in restaurants, little league games, baseball games, major league baseball games that the countrying beyond this already. even in, say, northeast and west that had been more conservative in terms of responses. in the south i feel like all bets have been off for a number of months. doesn't the reality around us show that the country has already taken that message and is running with it and going back to living their lives? >> it's a really good point. i think that's why the cdc guidance needs to go even further because public health needs to meet people where they are. and when the public health guidance seems too disconnected with reality, people are going to stop paying attention. the agency, the cdc, then becomes irrelevant and public trust becomes eroded. it's like the boy who cried wolf. the next time the cdc says there's impending doom, people are going to say, yeah, you said that before. it didn't happen so i'm not going to listen to you again. the cdc needs tock s to be muchp front about telling people, don't do this until you're vaccinated. once you're vaccinated, you can

but how's he going to explain that to the kids on the little league team?ething like that? did you do that? >> a push different. i did not know that there was such a thing as a ur gift, that you're supposed to give a woman a gift for pushing the baby out. >> jimmy: yes. >> and i was like, well -- how am i supposed to know about all this stuff? and literally i had no clue. i was not aware. she made me aware of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, good. baby came out.-- the minute the- and i'm like, wait a minute, i pushed the baby in. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: right. yeah, no, that was the gift. >> yeah, there's no gift for that. i actually consulted with her friends, individually and collectively, and there really is no gift for pushing the baby in. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, there's no gift. no gift at all. what did you get? did you come up with something good? >> well, what did i get my lady? >> jimmy: yeah, yes. >> well -- to be honest with you, she's gotten so many things, i forgot which one was the push gift. speaking of what did you get, like li

couple, both college athletes, loved sports, whether they were watching the texas longhorns or little leagueompassionate and caring, her husband said, not only as a wife, mother, and friend, but also as a teacher. the 42-year-old taught children of all ages, from elementary to high school. in person d virtually throughout the pandemic. jordan tassy was the social glue among his friends who said he was outgoing, hilarious, and deeply loyal to those he loved. at high school in montclair, new jersey, a school project led jordan to discover an interest in and talent for photography. when he graduated, jordan known to friends as polo launched a film business called polo films, where he directed and shot music videos and performances for aspiring artists. jordan was 22 years old. teresa twist was told to drop out of high school when she could not read the talk -- the chalkboard and soon after was declared legally blind. she laughed and became a mother, but she never lost her drive to get educated. decades later, she completed her degree. from there on, teresa dedicated herself to helping other chi

stole the show at little league tournament sat there and called balls and strikes behind the ump.t news.com. spotify come hang out appreciate it. >> juan: we will have to listen for you. that's up for it us to. "special report" is up next. hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: juan, happy birthday to you. good to see you don't. >> juan: thank you. >> shannon: good evening i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. shootings in the south on the same day that joe biden takes steps toward gun control. five people dead in an attack in south carolina being blamed on a former national football league player. we start off with a manhunt southern texas gunman shot three people at a business in bryan. jeff paul joins us from los angeles. good evening, jeff. >> shannon, right now authorities say they don't have anyone in custody. in fact, we are being told there is aniv

. >> steve: "luke, i owe you child support. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i should have came to your little leaguepattimuirin who was -- she was the original princess anna in "frozen" on broadway she says "'frozen,' woman accidentally causes a deadly ice age and in response makes herself a cool dress instead of saving humanity. [ laughter and applause that's good. thanks, patti. this one's from @argenta47 she says, "'a charlie brown thanksgiving,' unsupervised children sit down for a meal prepared by their dog. [ laughter and applause wait a minute. yeah you're right [ indiscernible >> jimmy: this one's from @1668leah. she says, "'thelma & louise. sleep with brad pitt bucket list done throw self off cliff." [ laughter and applause this one is from @mauricegosfield he says, "'fight club. you can't really say anything about this film. [ laughter and applause that's good thinking this one is from @jamespoyser. >> steve: what [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he says, "'almost famous. my homie is scared of a little mid-air turbulence, he admits he's a terrible driver." [ laughter and applause i didn't know

so the guy stole the show in a little league game in louisiana. >> he decided to get up and imitate his favorite part of the game. the umpire. he's in full gear and he's copping the every move his family says it is not really a unique spectacle of they say that he's an aspiring on pirate does this every week to try and, you know, get his moves down. and this heartwarming video students and staff at an elementary school in oklahoma. >> lining up the hallway to cheer for their cafeteria manager. you net lopez after she passed for us citizenship test the school's principal says ms lopez bring so much joy and positivity to the school every day that it was the least they could do to give give some back on this very important day for her adding that everybody at the school is lucky to work with one of the best us citizens. there is definitely a great story. meanwhile, this is not what you would want to find in or apartment complex. but it's exactly what happened when some folks in tampa this week. >> a giant gator wandering into the parking lot camped under someone's car. imagine walking out

much terrain well let's start with spanish football on valencia walks off the pitch during their little league a match against caddies off to one of their players was allegedly racially abused they claim they were then forced to play on by match officials threatened punishment they were 6 has this report. this was the moment the valencia's mocked the aca b. reacted to what he claims was racist abuse from an opponent the french defender furious with what has been described as a very ugly insult by the kid is player one color jacobi reported the incident to the referee who showed a b. yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct the volunteer captain decided to take his players off the pitch in protest and the game was stopped but the team then said they were threatened by officials that they would have to forfeit the match and maybe lose extra points they agreed to play on after discussing it with the activity who himself was not in the right state of mind to continue he was substituted how much from the stands as his team went on to lose the game to one where you know the style of horse was very fa

i'm not talking giants aures markham time about my son's little league game tonight. of stay away will have a pleasant night out of the ballpark. yeah well, you know, mike, those winds do you kind of tend to come back during that time of day, so, yeah, that sea breeze could be a factor did the idea the baseball game? so good luck? yeah looks like still overall. it's a nice day to get outside if you like the sunshine, except if you like the fog, i think you like that you might have that option as well. and that's out toward the coast. that's probably the biggest change for today. we are cooling things off right near the immediate coastline. but these are all just some subtle changes. as far as rainfall member. we were so excited about the system that moved in last sunday just kind of disappeared. mining and as we take a look ahead here, still disappointing. no real rainfall in our forecast. we're taking this into may. now some maze. we have produced some. we haven't seen some the showers develop, so we'll see if that could happen but least the first week of may looks a

game serious first pitch. 6 45 the other first pitch tonight, gasia mikaelian is my son's first little leagueame and nearly two years that'll be exciting to watch. wow. oh you give you a little me back a bit. i guess what an elbow bump. i guess that's what we call good, me a good feeling for all of you. okay it's like we're family. all right. thank you so much for joining us. of course, their news is always on ktvu .com and ktvu news after we leave you with a beautiful picture of the oakland estuary and remind you that dr us is up next. next oz -- dr. oz: more than 200 million doses of the covid vaccine have been administered in the u.s., but there is one covid treatment approved by the fda. today, we are answering the question, are we falling behind in covid treatments? from insider info to genies hacks, supermarket secrets that tiktokers want you to know that work. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] dr. oz: in the u.s., we have administered over 200 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine.

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same thing on the baseball field for little johnny or whomever at the little league game. easy to do things like that and we don't do them. when guy to the post office and see jane who lives on main street. go post office. i'm old-fashioned. come over. or invite someone to dinner or someone to a movie or just someone to go have a beer, when we can do those things. it's just that simple. when you're in a relationship with someone, when you start to care about someone, you start to see their humanity and you treat them with dignity. and that is really the bottom line. we're going to solve this -- if we're going to solve this or make a depth in it in any profound way, it's going to be through relationships. >> relationships are everything. so, don lemon, thank you. cnn anchor, author of "this is the fire, what i say toty friend about racism." i want to encourage everybody to pick up don's book another your local book store. if you would like to watch more virtual programs or support the commonwealth club, please visit www.twelveclub.org. i'm valerie jarrett, thank you for sha

power does not take away the producers right to define the product anymore for the ncaa and the little league which eight years ago got $80 million for its television contract. there's no argument here that the rule of reason shouldn't be applied.ap our thing is the rule of reason requires these restraints be accepted because they, the product clearly procompetitive and the courts decree essentially remakes procompetitive feature of the product itself so justice breyer, this is not an ordinary product or market, this is education and cases make clear where actors are not purely economic but also attempting to achieve other purposes, certain rules and restrictions are applied differently than. commercial enterprises and the restraint here, you're worried about technology cases and everything, thisouou is, as the government acknowledges, it's a rare case in which the challenged restraint is procompetitive differentiating feature of the product. net consumer demand is not the test. even if the court less restrictive alternative would preserve a distinction, it clearly reduces distinction and the

going to little league baseball games, going to supermarkets, knocking on people's doors to have the vaccine. and the johnson & johnson shot would aid that effort immensely. so there is concern about this as the pace of injections slows. >> we'll be following this. a lot of information could come out today. we'll be getting back to this momentarily. hundreds of mourners filled a minneapolis church yesterday for the funeral of daunte wright, the 20-year-old black man who was fatally shot by police earlier this morning during a traffic stop. in the -- early this month, excuse me. in the emotional two-hour service, civil rights leaders, family members, and lawmakers all came together to pay their final respects amid calls for justice and police reform. here is some of daunte wright's mother's tribute to her son. and then some of reverend al sharpton's eulogy. >> i never imagined that be standing here. the roles should completely be reversed. my son should be burying me. my son had a smile that was worth a million dollars. when he walked in the room, he lit up the room. he was a brother,

league baseball should move the all—star game. i asked him if he was surprised his advice had been followed. i am a little bit. uation before. ten years ago, there was a controversial law in the state of arizona and the same calls were made, that there had to be a boycott, or major league baseball had to move the game, and they went on with the game as scheduled but socialjustice has changed a lot in america, especially after last summer and the summer of protests, and a summer in which businesses and sports leagues vowed to listen more carefully to the public and to the athletes that play their game, and i think in this case, major league baseball was very aware that there wasn't really a need for a summer festival that would turn into a debate about voting rights, there was a clear right and a clear wrong, and there was a clear decision to be made, so rather than put out a strongly worded statement, major league baseball took action. that is really interesting. so by your argument, what you are saying is we could see more of these kinds of decisions in future? i think so. the folks in georgia that are upset a

to the english premier league now, and manchester united have moved a little closer to league leadersints after a convincing united win over spurs. edinson cavani inspired united's excellent second half performance and scored their second goal, with mason greenwood adding their third. son heung—min had given the hosts the lead in what was an occassionally bad—tempered match which saw cavani have a goal ruled out. the united manager was asked how much that had helped motivate his side's 3—1win. you see the results earlier on today and how tight it is beneath us. so to have seven points down to the next one instead of the four it could've been, of course, that is big for us. and we want to see how close we can get to the top. you know, for me, it's very difficult to analyse matches with you media, technically, because then technically you go in the direction individual qualities and then i'm always criticised when i try to analyse matches. so i preferjust to be very, very general. we lost against a very good team. i don't think we deserved to lose, and i praise my players and my complim

she said in little league you struck out or got hit by a pitch. that was it. >> wow.ll right. >> very difficult. >> sounds like it. go, hope. >> exactly. i'm with you, gayle. >>> all right. taylor swift just crushed stephen colbert's dreams. the pop star appeared on "the late show" last night and confirmed her song "hey stephen" is not about him. she brought along a mood board that proved otherwise. watch this. >> taylor those are pictures of me. >> no. this is a pizza. >> here's what else is funny -- swifties were focused on the hidden messages from the you've. they say her next recorded album release will be 1989. she used phrases that matched the song off the album like "shake it off." i looked up the songs with our names. "moving out," anthony's song, billy joel. ask him about that. and g-a-y-l-e by chick correa and tony's theme the pixies. >> i like that. >> she said "hey stephen" was about steven king. thanks. stay with us. [sfx: rainstorm] ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. welcome! it's time to see which chew is best in show for lon

s in different home for the parisians latest disappointment was a one nil loss to little in the league as i look at them. it's something that we all have to look at again at the end of the season. but let's hope that performances start to turn the road against by a. vengeance for last season's painful defeat in the final should be motivation enough for the argentines players to find their feet again on home turf. you know in tennis russia's danniella medvedev is out of the monte carlo masters tournament after testing positive for the current a virus while the world's number 2 ranked player called the news a big disappointment he was seeded 2nd behind top ranked novak djokovic at the pro tennis event as f. is now focused on recovery and looking forward to the upcoming major the french open schedule to start with may. we wish him a speedy recovery muslims are across the world are marking the start of ramadan islams holiest month. grahams and saudi arabia prayed at the sacred site of mecca while social distancing rituals during ramadan include fasting from dawn to dusk and communal prayer