i was very young and one of the first books i read was lou gehrig. who got the disease it is degenerative neurological disease and it comes on unexpectedly and people don't knowed why. so it was the worst case and it turned out to be als. it has caused a lot of suffering.wi but for whatever reason that his father did everything he could but he wore any still grateful to his father but that's the reason but that i referencee to have that impact in early life. but and then i was compelled to do that in high school and college but at this point in life that analysis is probably my favorite topic. >> this. actually came out and with the national security issue actually spoke to them and read the biography of the nazi commanderno and it is the blitzkrieg if you will for local library back home and to read this autobiography and asked if he had read and they said yes he had but should not surprise me i said you think that is self-serving because it is justifying militarism and leadership during world warr ii. and also creating some distance and he said yes

he was named the lou gehrig memorial award recipient for his work. this scotty lost his mother gretchen to a lesson 2017, there's a photo of him and his mom. in fact, the pleasanton native was traded to the a's that season so we put could be closer to gretchen 4 per scotty this day. honoring gehrig and bringing attention to the battle to find a cure for a last couldn't come soon enough. >> stay national attention that it's getting. it's cool to see you know, we've been working hard with in you know, local community. but to see all the folks that are working hard and in other places in this country. it's. really awesome. seeing a really exciting. >> by the way, to scotty has organized a golf tournament in support of the a l s cure project which his family founded after his mother's death this monday at the er and a country club. many of teammates will be playing in that event. all right. switching gears to run the world. these giels, the women of the santa clara university soccer team today. the city of santa clara hosted a ceremony to honor these nat

he was the recipient of the lou gehrig award. steven's dad on the field. for his charity work. the a's scoreded times in the 3rd. mitch moreland, that 444 feet. 5-zip. it is a complete game. the a's roll 6-0 win. >>> playoffs. mavs and clippers. step-back three. 42 points. mavs up sixth. luca with one of his 14 assists. the road team has won every game in this series. >>> do mikko ryan is settling in as the new in on, it as. >> my guys make a play, i'm gonna be excited, enthusiastic about that play. that's how i am. i encourage my kids to be as well. i'm just here to go get a good experience. >>> big week for the stanford star playing against the pros. and she has a paper due friday. >> i have a paper they told myself i'd write monday. then i kind of started it yesterday. and it's due friday. so i should get on that. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most p

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. >> it will commemorate lou gehrig's famous speech that's just the beginning. they'll be partnering with a company capitalizing on the entire digital catalog we know it could mean big bucks. when the big bucks are on the line, there's always a problem how to split it. jabari young and patrick riche joins us jabari, what do we know about this deals, how lucrative it is? >> i appreciate you having me. it's particularly a licensing deal, so whatever candy digital makes off, the mlb will get royalty, as it continues to accumulate mlb get more money they're trying to reenter the nft space. they kind of made a note to me, back in 2018 they were already in that space, we just didn't know what it was now that we have a feel for what the nfts are, they're back in it, and hopefully want to capitalize on the popularity and see where it goes from here form i think that gives them more aslurns that will work out in their favor. >> a lot of the early ones seems don't about raising awareness, with als and lou gehrig involved, more like we've seen in the nba, where i believe t

. >> his sense of community and philanthropy earned him the lou gehrig award for the two game set with arizona. this hole enough to start a five-run inning. he was three for three for the night. started -- struck out seven eao astros in the west. a pivot to the nba, league mvp, denver big fella nikola jokic. last night, karl malone, the utah great got a good look at this, game 1 with the clippers. this huge bucket put the utah jazz up 8. it took a block here at the buzzer before the crowd could exhale. utah came back from a double digit deficit to win 112-109. the aforementioned eastern conference at home, they had an answer for the visiting atlanta hawks quarantine game 2 to end the third quarter. shaikh melton, the series tied at a game each. philadelphia, 118-100 to. in thethmpa ba lightning mo tthe and thlast vegas golden knights one win away to move on in the stanley cup playoff series. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 perce

they are going for the luckiest man speech lou gehrig was diagnosed with a disease and died two yearsd comes on the eve of mlb's first lou gehrig day >>> north american cinemas raked in about $100 million between friday and monday. the best performance since the start of the pandemic. a "quiet place 2" earned a big part of that only 72% of theaters were open >>> the supreme court declines to hear johnson & johnson's appeal in its baby powder case the company says it did not get a fair trial when a juryg j&j' m powder products. >>> krispy kreme making a sweet comeback as it files for a women. >>> krispy kreme makes a sweet comeback as it file the for an ipo. it made about $322 million in the first quarter. krispy kreme originally went public in 2,000 and filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy five years later. >>> on wall street, the dow 46,s&p down two. it is the bottom of the hour, here's what's making the news. the tennis world in shock today a four-time grand slam champion, naomi osaka withdraws from the french open. a utah woman fights off a giant brown bear to protect her dogs, and it's

the news comes on the eve of mlb's first lou gehrig day >>> the box office was anything but quiet overhat's topping cnbc's "on the money. north american cinemas raked in $100 million from friday to monday "a quiet place ii," biggest opening for a film since the pandemic began and 72% of theaters were open. >>> supreme court declines to hear johnson & johnson's appeal in its baby powder case. the company says it did not get a fair trial when the jury awarded $5 billion to 22 women who say they developed ovarian cancer from using j&j's talcum powder products. >>> krispy kreme making a sweet comeback as it files for an ipo. a $16 million increase in the first quarter from the year before originally went public in 2000, but filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy five years later. >> on wall street, dow up 46, s&p down 2, nasdaq down 12 i'm carl quintanilla in for shephard smith. it is the bottom of the hour here is the news. >>> tennis world in shock after grand slam champion naomi osaka withdraws from the french open >>> and it's been 100 years since one of the worst episodes of racial violence

. >>> mlb going from baseball cards to nfts, the first will be from lou gehrig's iconic luckiest manall man retired after 17 seasons because he was diagnosed with the disease that would come to bear his name. he died two years later. mlb says the auction will take place on the anniversary of that speech july 4th. proceeds of that sale will supported als charities. the news comes on the eve of mlb's first lou gehrig day >>> the box office was anything but quiet over the holiday weekend. that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. north american cinemas raked in $100 million from friday to monday, the best performance since the start of the pandemic. "a quiet place part ii" marked the biggest chunk of that, $57 million since the pandemic began. and 72% of theaters were open. >>> supreme court declines to hear johnson & johnson's appeal in its baby powder case. the company says it did not get a fair trial when the jury awarded $5 billion to 22 women who say they developed ovarian cancer from using j&j's talcum powder products. the damages were later reduced by more than half. >>> krispy

it's auctioning off a video clip of lou gehrig's luckiest man speech which he delivered in 1939 afterosed with als. betting on the nft or non-fungible token will take place july 4th. proceed will go toward charities that focus als. one sport auction expert tells cbs news the clip could sell for millions of dollars. >>> on the cbs "money watch," moderna is applying for a full vaccine authorization, and krispy kreme has given away a mountain of free doughnuts. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. the hot light is on. we'll come back to krispy kreme in a minute. stock futures are indicating a higher session after mixed session on wall street. there was a report on u.s. manufacturing which showed more growth but still impacted by shortages in materials and labor. the dow ultimately rose 45 points while the nasdaq lost 12, and the s&p 500 shed 2. >>> moderna is seeking full approval from the food and drug administration for its covid-19 vaccine. its vaccine is currently on the market for emergency use. the company says

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the new york yankees legend died 80 years ago today from als which became known as lou gehrig's disease special video that will air in his honor during the fourth inning of today's games. watch. >> today, innovation teams up with the fighting human spirit to provide a voice to those battling als. their own. >> that is former nfl player steve gleason who lost his ability to speak because of als. he supports new technology that will give people with the disease their voices back. baseball hall of famer cal ripken jr. narrates the video. in 1995, ripken broke gehrig's long-standing record for most consecutive games played. the iron man told me it was an honor to have his name mentioned in the same sentence as gehrig's. listen to this -- >> when they compared me to the man, i thought that was an extreme -- extreme honor. and his legacy is all over the place. but mostly now be remembered for how he handled the bad news of getting als and how that has helped so many other people. >> there are only two other baseball players that have had league-wide days dedicated to them, jackie robinson and

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the first digital collectible will drop on the fourth of july featuring lou gehrig the news comes amidatile stretch for crypto assets with bitcoin and ethereum well off their 52-week highs. let's bring in sports reporter tabari young what can you tell us about what the mlb is planning here >> sara, thanks for having me. mlb is not just getting into the nft space, they have already been there in 2018 they signed with a company when nfts were trying to figure out what they were and the pandemic helped people understand what nfts are and i think the mlb figured out, hey, this is where it's going, let's get in one of the more highly collectible sports items out there are mlb-related items from baseball cards and what have you. i think they're just looking at the future, understanding what nfts are, what they will be and this is the first inning for them as they look to kind of bring in new revenue opportunities via this licensing deal. >> any idea what it could entail they have some good stuff, obviously lou gehrig and those memories are pretty important ones, but there's no shortage of th

and major league baseball going to do a non-fungible token on lou gehrig's today. i'm the luckiest luckiest in the world where world so everyone's in on the game. it looks like. >> yeah. and everyone is definitely in on doing everything we can do now suddenly traveling movies. all of that stuff is looking like it's coming back. >> yeah. let's focus on the travel to the movies because that's the happier. the gas hotels car rentals, airfare, all seeing big increases in price because we're seeing big increases in demand. i a i traveled there was traffic this weekend for sure. friday saw 1.9 million people fly monday saw 1.9 people go through tsa overall 11 million over the long weekend still below where we should be prepandemic. but we're getting there. we're driving a lot 37.0. 6 million of us went on road trips. the more than last year. 50 1% more but still a little bit low. but we're getting there and wall street's reflected in you're seeing the reopening trades to quite nicely. yeah. and now to the movies which you also saw a rebound over the weekend. >> almost a

from the mariners in seattle on a special night today marked major league baseball's first ever lou gehrigy teams across the league honor the legend and raise awareness for a l s a's outfielder stephen piscotty. among those leading the charge to find a cure for this horrible disease. he lost his mother to a less back in 2017. all right. now let's get to the action. shawn minaya was fantastic on the mound. a nice fastball here strikes out jacob nottingham to end the second. >> and then brought the heat all night long. mitch moreland was a big offensive hero, though. 3rd inning. he sends this one out to center. it is gone for a home run. the a's go up 5. nothing. it seems oakland's long-ball drought is a thing of the past. minaya did look to go to distance tonight, though, and finish this one out in the 9th tyler france hits into the double play. but ny and does it game over minaya earns complete game shutout. the fist pump. he is psyched just the second of his career 6 nothing a's the final of this one. all right. football season will be here before you know, and the forty-niners are gettin

. >> was also honored as the lou gehrig award winner for his work battling a l s as for the game oaklanded all 5 of their runs in the 4th inning that chapman coming through with the rbi single to make it 3 to one a's. >> and chris bassitt had a nice outing on the mound. he only gave up 2 runs in 7 innings. he's josh reddick coast gets him looking on the 12 6 curve ball here and the a's beat arizona diamondbacks 4 to 2. let's check on some nba playoff action jazz clippers game. one of the west semifinals jazz. great karl malone wearing jordan clarkson's jersey tonight. 4th quarter jazz up by 3 clarkson hits the corner. 3. he had 18 points that jersey must have been. good luck later on 6 point you now donovan mitchell drives and lays it in 45 points for mitchell. good night for him. we go to the final seconds of the game. crazy sequence jobs leading by 3 kawhi leonard, can find an open shot, gives it to marcus morris his shot blocked every gobare as time runs out and that will do it. crazy game. but the jazz outlast the clippers one 12 to one o 9. they take game one home game 2 coming up o

piscotty, a's outfielder who lost his mother to l s a couple of years ago wins the first annual lou gehrig up there with his family keeping awareness that full speed third inning, five runs for the a's mark canha for the stroke center. that's going to fetch a couple of runs. elvis runs right through the stop side, but the third base coach mark cuts a couple of batters later, it's mitch moreland to the plate doing what a designated hitter is supposed to do. hit with authority, 444 ft worth that's a two run, shot his fifth of the year and the aids give sean man i applied. right there is five nothing and the rest of the night does belong to sean manaea story. look at this. jake fraley and an odd double play here. alertly. matt olsen will throw back behind the runner and second, double him off the 4 to 3 to six double play my highest pumped. he loves it, and he's got more end of the game, more traditional double play by france. the grounder snappy and a forehead shut out from an area eight strikeouts. on the way. six love and bob melvin again. the 8/100 victory in his managerial career with th

a lou gehrig game-used bat and that's only one oh, two in existence is that accurate?one of only two of this style in existence. it is game-used, it is graded by psa as a 9.5 on a scale of 1- 10 and we expect it to go in excess of $250,000. stuart: last one, it's a holograph ic pokemon card. this is all new to me, how much? >> didn't you see mayweather fight logan paul and he was wearing this card around his neck, it is the most valuable of all of the pokemon cards it's a limited production card and this is graded an fqc 10 in 10 it's very desirable among pokemon collectors and we expect it to exceed over $100,000. stuart: i don't to how you do it ken golden but you get the best stuff. you really do, i don't know how you get it altogether but you do what is it, golden auctions, tell me that website again if i want to join. >> sure, thank you so much, it's goldenauctions.com, and the auction is live now through june 26-27 and also, if i can mention, i want to thank you over the years for not only for your support. i made the cover of this weeks's business week so everyo

alzheimer's disease, one kind of protein accumulates but lou gehrig's disease another kind of proteinit is tremendous as a lesson. in general. this drug -- the lessons from this drug will be -- help us get through that. maria: you want to continue this conversation can we hope you will come back because this is so important for our viewers, thank you, doctor jeffrey cummings joining us, see you soon, thanks so much for your work, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maintaining a fast and reliable network. we're always working to ensure the internet meets your needs... ...by making access easier for all... ...with comcast lift zones and our internet essentials program. we're invested in making our apps easy... ...to give you personalized assistance around the clock. and we're committed to keeping our team and customers safe by working from home... ...and using precautions in store. see what we're up to at xfinity.com/commitment maria: welcome back. it is time f

in his latest stop, the lou gehrig of the financial times writes this. biden writes riot act to putin. >> how do we measure whether biden is making progress with putin? mostly by things that do not happen. further russian incursions into eastern ukraine. support for international piracy, and the longevity of alexei navalny. the absence of big cyber attacks on the u.s. would be another benchmark. a more ambitious one would be the weakening of russia/china ties. the latest zbigniew brzezinski described it as an alliance of the aggrieved. for the time being, biden must make do with modest contrasts, compared to putin's 2018 press conference with trump, when the russian leader could not contain his smirk, putin's solo press conference in geneva seemed notably subdued. and i will say i think that vladimir putin seemed a little bit on edge and a little uncomfortable and a little smaller. he didn't seem like he had the upper hand at all. of every answer was january 6th, january 6th. >> i would say, neither would jonathan lemire say such things about president p

having cared for my mother who had lou gehrig's disease, it is emotional, it is full time, it is demanding and it is physical. i think when i talked to the caregivers in san francisco, they tell me about the long hours, they tell me they don't get a day off. if they take a day off, there is no one to care for that person. they also tell me that there a -- there's very little professional development on strategies on how to work with people. and some of the people that they are caring for actually are not the most pleasant people. they are very unhappy people. so when you are in pain and when you feel like your freedom has been taken away -- you will not trust people in the profession of being a caregiver. then we should actually make steps to professionalize it so that they have the tools and the skills and the knowledge that they need to perform their jobs in a way that they feel they will be successful. >> in addition to in-house support services, the majority of caregivers our family caregivers. there are lots of people who can support family caregivers. whether it is respite programs,

west virginia, a beautiful club, sam snead was the pro there for 40 years, there's pictures of lou gehrig america would have lived should the soviets try to kill us. watch. >> it was away from washington, 240 miles. and you don't want to be close to washington. we're assuming, the fundamental assumption is washington's the primary target. so you want to be out of town. one of the reasons they put this at the green briar is it's private property. >> so presidents would know about this, leadership would know about this through the years, but not every house member and senator would know about this. >> no. in fact, four people knew. the key players were sam sam ran and lyndon johnson. >> they told us last one out, we've got to close the door? >> 25 times. >> look at that. now, i imagine this is going to slam and make a little bit of noise. pete: wow, that is super or cool. rachel: it's really cool. brian, i actually was with there for a house republican retreat, and it is really awesome that you're letting everybody else get a peek at that. of. pete: so tonight at 10 p.m. you can get a sneak