lemonis: ...shortly after he secured the coveted license from major league baseball. he eventually was able to place his mini bat, his top seller, in every major league baseball park. business was great, and they were pulling in over $4 million a year and making a hefty buck. but in 2008, a major sporting-good company entered the novelty game, and almost immediately, coopersburg's business was cut in half. today the company operates in a facility that's outdated, using a process that's pure chaos. scott: we're supposed to have 3,000, which is what the order's for. ben: whoever pulled it didn't put it on the inventory system. lemonis: while scott recently brought his kids, jackie... jackie: dad! lemonis: ...and ben to help run the company and bring in a fresh perspective... jackie: can we talk about sales goals? scott: [ sighs ] i got to get this done today. i mean, i don't have time. jackie: whatever. lemonis: ...scott is reluctant to let them make changes... ben: there's batteries that have been sitting there for five years. lemonis: ...and sales continue to slide. be

cubans and major league baseball is nothing new. cubans in major league baseball is nothing new. you can see the first player came and played in 1871. since that time, we have 213 cubans playing in major league baseball. everyplace you visit, there is a history of cuban players. you know? for that reason, we were number three on opening day this year. we have 4 cubans. i have been there three times. amazing place. a lot of history. we have 4 cubans. but you know what? -- if they wanted to play in major league baseball. if you are a russian player, you complain the national hockey. if you are chinese, you can play in the nba. if you are cuban, you have to defect to play major league baseball. unfortunately, as you can see, cuba signed an agreement with major league baseball. the given baseball federation signed an agreement with major league baseball and the union in major league baseball. unfortunately, the new administration canceled that deal. can you imagine? 30 teams agreed to sign an agreement with cuba. it was about a sports. it was about to avoid human traffic. because the

i've given charlotte a contact at major league baseball, and here's why. lationship, and i know that t-mobile is looking for some of their cases to skew more male. charlotte needs to make the phone call. she needs to set up the meeting, and she needs to land the account. if she can do it, then maybe she can save t-mobile. and if she can't, then the business is probably going to close. ♪ this company essentially started a few months ago, and all of a sudden, we're now in new york city, heading to the commissioner's office of major league baseball. and i'm fairly confident that if we can secure this license, t-mobile will allow these cases and accessories to be sold in all of their stores. but making the meeting and securing the license, well, that's a whole different ball game. are you getting more comfortable leading? charlotte: yeah. i think just getting that, like, out in the open, clearing the air was really good for me and for our communication, and, yeah, i've been just, like, pulling the trigger on decisions a little bit more than i was before. skyler

wnba mystics, and now the, you know, you've got the washington nationals. >> mlb, yeah. >> major league baseballhave to necessarily be a baseball fan to feel the feeling there, this electricity there in washington. >> i mean, it is absolutely palpable. i can't actually see any blank space of sidewalk right now. it is so deep full of fans in red and white. people have climbed the trees just to get a good look. the first guy who made it up the branches got a standing ovation. i will say this is the first weekend parade the d.c. put on. we're being told the district of columbia will be planning a parade for the wnba champions sometime in the spring. >> well deserved to all of the athletes, especially the nationals right now being celebrated. that tas natasha chen, think so much. >>> politics, republcans in the house are sticking together, congress' first vote on impeachment. but do they need to change their strategies to stay united in defense of president trump? orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competitio

in the national hockey league but if you are cuban you have to defend in order to play in major league baseball. unfortunately, they cancelled that deal., on december 19, cuba signed an agreement to major league baseball and the union and the new administration counseled that deal. they agreed to sign with cuba and it wasn't about the sport that was about the human traffic they are part of the human traffic. more information about cuba you can see first person of this ancestry was cuban, the only country in the world to visit the criteria for the sustainable development. cuba is the first country in the world to receive transmission of hiv and syphilis and according to unicef child mal nutrition. so again a country that is proud of many things. we can do better and improved many things but we don't deserve sanctions for more than 60 years. at the end the sanctions that are hurting the people of cuba. this is about hunger and you can see cuba is not a concern. you can see that right now it is in the case of cuba. cuba is number two national parliament. 53% of the parliament we are talking about

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since the arnold rothstein book has come out, we have had a massive data dump by major league baseball and also just the fact that technology has changed. i was talking to some of the folks beforehand and talking about how research has changed since i started in this game and now you can get to the microfilm, you can look stuff up easily and do not have to rely on a relative's book. you can find this stuff. the real key thing to dispelling the myth of charles comiskey as this grew of baseball, the fella that should bear as much blame as any of the black socks is this in 2002, major league baseball was cleaning out its addict. the teams would have to send to the league office is what they were paying each guy. if they got someone up from the minors, how much are you paying him? how much i you paying a guy if he came over from the st. louis browns? did you pay him a bonus? all of this was in the league office files and major league baseball dumped it across the street in cooperstown at the hall of fame and the national baseball library. they did not have the stuff. they keep it and treas

major league baseball could eliminate 42 minor league teams. streamline, step up operations there is idea in baseball america. however bernie sanders is among those fighting back. the senator along with 100 members plus of the house, are opposed to plan, have written a letter talking about their opposition. one of those who signed the letter, democratic congresswoman chrissie houlihan from pennsylvania. good to see you again, congresswoman. why, i know you have in your state, not necessarily your district a few teams. erie is a place, williamsport state college, why are you opposed to move to get rid of some of these teams? >> thank thank you for having m. here is something we have in common. the essence of the nation, love of baseball. we have a team the fighting phils in our community, reading, the community. part of their growing up was to drive halfway between my house and my mother's house where we went to the frederick keys games, had a nice family experience affordablably and helped the community there. connell: my first job in broadcasti

and so, in baseball, in troy, new york, when that was a major league team, there were gambling scandals or rumors of fixes. in louisville in 1877, four players were -- four players then were banned for life. and an umpire was thrown out, a guy named dick higham in 1882. he's the only umpire who's ever been thrown out. there were rumors of world series fixes almost as soon as there was the modern world series, which really starts at the turn of the 20th century. and in the year before the 1919 world series, in 1918, there's a prospective scandal brewing on the cincinnati reds. now, the white sox play the reds but there was a scandalous goings on in cincinnati with a first baseman named hal chase and his manager, christy mathewson thought he had the goods on chase. he was notorious but baseball didn't do anything about it. and that was the story up to about 1919 and 1920, where the rumors would occur, but baseball would turn a blind eye to everything so that when the black sox conspire to throw that 1919, you know, people say, well, why did they do that? why did they do that? well, it was

baseball. he is calling the major leagues greedy for a plan to get rid of some minor league teams. hear from the guy who used to run the miami marlins, what he thinks of bernie's baseball ideas. that's coming up. ♪. driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. about being a scientist at 3m. i wanted them to know that innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a journey. we're constantly asking ourselves, 'how can we do things better and better?' what we make has to work. we strive to protect you. at 3m, we're in pursuit of solutions that make people's lives better. 1 in 5 people you meet wear puyeah. that many!ns but right now, is not the time to talk about it. so when you're ready, search 'my denture care'. poligrip and polident. fixed. fresh. and just between us. the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away. don't get stuck with a plan that's a wrong fit. try th

[laughter] >> do you work with major league baseball today? >> i still do, yes. we do-- we do an incredible program for 24 years which started in 1997 called breaking barriers in sports and life. it essentially helps kids understand that barriers are a part of life,give them my dad's story and give them values that i social with his success on and off the field. they eventually tell their story in a national essay con tense of a barrier they've had to overcome and how that process, including which values they use. i go out and select national winners, we get between 11,000 to 15,000 essays each year from kids all over the united states. i go out and visit with the winners in their classrooms, bring them to local major minor league parks if we can and then the grand prize winners are honored at all-star game or the world series. it's been an incredible program and i've been working with kids on the importance of finding their voice and i tell them to me, voice is confidence. and by telling, writing it down and showing what they've overcome, helping to build confid

. >> do you work with major league major league baseball today? >> i do. it started in 1997. it essentially helps kids understand that barriers are part of life give them values that i associate with the success off often on the field. this is a barrier that they had had to overcome. which values they use. i go out with the national winners we go all over the united states. i go out and visit with the winners in their classroom bring them to minor-league spots if they can. it has been an incredible program.nd i've been working with kids on the importance of finding their voice. by writing it down and showing what they've overcome and helps to helps to build confidence and inner strength. that's in my work. it's just been incredible. and they stay in touch. fifty-six years ago i believe that the march on washington happened. what do you remember about that in the august 1963 days. people came from all over. i remember us going as a family because then this is the first time going on a march. we have only seen the marches in birmingham on television. we didn't quite know what t

i want to talk to you about bernie sanders happy with major league baseball's fans to cut minor leaguenothing to do with major league baseball but everything to do with greed. it would destroy thousands of local economies. i am urge baseball commissioner manfred to stop the proposal. what do you think? >> lake monsters draws pretty well. if you look at minor leagues, three systems, three elves and rough affiliation with independent minor league teams. it costs a lot of money. my thing is travel too great, pay is too low for the players. some don't draw well. maybe we should contract about 20 teams. my feeling is, baseball would be cutting off their nose to spite their face. they should reorganize. that a lot of times that is the connection in iowa, the connection in montana, the connection in places where there is no major league baseball. those are their guys. if you want baseball to be a national sport still, don't cut the local link. stuart: okay, but look, the game is contracting. there are fewer and fewer youngsters, suiting up for baseball minor, not minor leagues, you know, the,

congresswoman christy houlihan will join us to talk about minor league baseball. see, majorrid of a lot of minor league teams, and she, this congresswoman who's one of more than a hundred members of the house to sign a letter opposing that plan. it seems a lot of times to be the center of life in a small town, so these members of congress don't want to see them go away. of course, major league baseball has economic reasons to want them to go away. we'll work through all of that. liz: you can't big foot the little guy -- connell: easier ways, right. liz: connell, thank you. victoria's secret is out. with the closing bell ringing in 12 minutes and the dow still languishing down about 48 points, the angel's wings giving parent company l brands stock a lift. remember, we were talking about this yesterday with charlie gasparino? well, now gerri willis is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange next to tell us why and when, when "the claman countdown" comes right back. ♪ one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automat

you might not be able to go out to minor league baseball anymore if you live in some parts of the country. lauren: this is sad, mike on what is going on. >> majoraseball teams across the country including new york, staten island yankees. i did not know that. [laughter] >> big deal. i'm a yankee fan, they want to cut costs, a lot of the stadiums is updated and upkeep is too expensive, less teams means less players. some of the players will never make it to major leagues, politicians on both sides of the aisle chiming in, major league baseball figure out a different way because you will affect local economies, some of the towns, this is the only exciting thing that they have in some of the cities an towns and what not and you're actually going to have an economic impact by getting rid of the minor baseball teams. lauren: i agree. cheryl: really good point and poor towns. now you will take this. okay, we love this video, we will just show it again. this father had a very unique way to punish his daughter. >> yes, 15-year-old madeline from texas might think twice before she gets in trouble the next time because her parents said, listen, you have an

now, a major league baseball player is calling for action concerned for his children's safety.o. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. it's like a real-life game of angry birds. we're talking about 60 wild turkeys just roaming the streets in the neighborhood with reports of them breaking windows, even attacking people who try to shoo them away. turkeys in the driveway blocking traffic, scratching cars and chasing residents. this thanksgiving when turkeys are on the menu apparently they fight back. >> and they are all over the place. there are a massive amount of turkeys in here. >> reporter: residents say the gangs of turkeys traveling together from house to house are terrorizing one neighborhood in toms river, new jersey. >> we have them on the roof, they're pecking at our roofs. our brand-new vehicles, they're pecking at our vehicles. >> reporter: one of the residents crying foul is major league baseball star todd frazier. >> we actually got attacked by a couple of them a year ago, you know, i have three young kids and that's basically all i'm worried about and that's basica

the lawsuit drove the stakes so high major league baseball commissioner met with the city council leaders a's could follow the raiders out of town. >> it was fortunate have him be clear about the consequences of the misgodinezed steps. >> reporter: oakland business leaders also pressured them to stay out of court. we delivered the letters asking for leadership. >> reporter: the next step is for the a's to sit down with alameda county to finalize that deal and then with the city to negotiate a different deal. the project does appear to be back on track. >> house speaker nancy pelosi accused president trump of bribery today as lawmakers prepare for the second public hearing of the impeachment of president trump. yesterday republicans made a motion to subpoena the whistleblower. they are fueling debate over whether he or she should been identified. members on both sides of the aisle, political pundits, commentator, and the president of the president of united states would cease and desist. >> i will not allow the trial to go forward with my vote unless the whistleblower comes forward. >> rep

. >> these are problems in major league baseball clubhouses. farr mentioned that you know i think he is speaking for himself but i certainly have not done enough. and the industry hasn't. >> reporter: michael goldman an associate professor of sports management at usf says research indicates despite the outcry on social media last night, the giants bottom line is likely to be unhurt. >> i do not see that having an impact on the commercial side of the business. >> reporter: the controversies will largely be forgotten if the giants win a world series. but the question is not how the news conference was handled today. >> it is what they do about it. >> reporter: now, for their part, both the president and gabe kapler were not involved in the cover-up of the allegations in los angeles. back to you. >> we appreciate it, thank you. >>> in our team coverage with the sports director dennis o'donnell, this guy has the toughest job in baseball. everybody loved bruce bochy. continues to loved bruce bochy. he has got to try to fill those shoes. that is impo

two these are problems in major league baseball clubhouses. and, for mention i know he speaking for himself but, i certainly have not done enough and, the industry hasn't done enough. >> reporter: michael goldberg and an associate professor of sports management at usf shows that despite the outcry on social media, the giants bottom line is likely to be unhurt. >> i don't see that having a massive impact on ticket sales or season tickets or any of the commercial side of the business. >> reporter: he says the question is not how the news conference was handled today, the dust >> is what they do about it, what happens when one of their guys gets involved in something like this? what sort of structure will they have created so that they don't make the same mistakes that they both admit they made in los angeles? >> reporter: for their part, there was no cover up in los angeles. live in san francisco outside oracle park, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> san jose state is launching an experiment that has never been done before. people who are struggling wit

>> well, major league baseball says if you don't drop this lawsuit that's preventing them from gettinghat deal going, there is a good chance not only will the raiders will playing in las vegas but the a's will be playing there, too. they had a meeting this afternoon. okay? and everybody was thinking they were going to go in, shake hands, work out something and the lawsuit would be dropped in return for the a's buying out the city, giving them $85 million or maybe a long-term lease or maybe having a community benefits part of the deal that made everything a little more politically easy. instead, they left that meeting it appears as far apart as ever. >> you know, it occurs to me. cities are not always great at negotiating these complicated business deals. i have heard from people saying the city did not do a good job with the warriors or the raiders. what is the disconnect, do you think? why is it so challenging to get a deal done in oakland? >> it is tough because you are trying to get a deal with a major league sports team. like it or not when you are dealing with major league sports,

news continues for the giants and major league baseball as the mvp awards go out.the world series, but they do have the national lease mvp, cody belanger. he won the gold glove and 47 home runs, 115 rbis and it gets him the most valuable player award, certainly deserving. >>> mike trout missed the last 18 games of the year with a foot problem and he thought he was out damaging alex bregman. marcus simeon of the eighth put together a sensational and particular offensive season and finishes third in the american league validate. >>> it looks as though the sharks have finally got their act together. five straight wins and after that and absolutely horrendous start of the season. there is a cut around here earlier who showed up thinking he was going to see disney on ice, and that it's the sharks and ducks. cute kid, nice action from birth on the play all by himself. breaking the 2-2 ti, san jose in the third. just a couple the ducks on a power play. the goal and inventor cans 12 for the year. 5-3 final. >> the sharks are on a roll here. >> yeah, they finally have the r

capitol the washington nationals claimed major league baseball's biggest title with a 43 series win over the houston astros the 1st time a success for the nationals franchise in the city's 1st since the senators be the new york giants way back in 1924 it's been a little over a year now since the washington capitals were celebrating their win in hockey's stanley cup. but is only sport for now more later. and you can find much more on our website the address for that is w w w dot al-jazeera. that's it for me for this use i'll be back in a moment with more of today's. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is that plain. female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the bad. news as it breaks if you have been on point mostly young people coming home again. without police with detailed coverage was meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life to political affiliations to work together to shape their futures together from around the world not many people typical new type

capitol the washington nationals claiming major league baseball's biggest title with a 43 series win over the houston astros it's a 1st time for success for the nationals franchise and the city's 1st since the senators beat the new york giants back in 1924 it's been a little over a year now since the washington capitals were celebrating their win in hockey stanley cup. let's get back to lauren in london thank you very much well as catches up with a 2022 football world cup there's a big focus on technological innovation the fans and the general public and to power visited the smart city expand to see some of the high tech solutions being considered for the tournament and beyond. the latest advances in robotics technology and 5 g. gaming can always wow a crowd. were transported us to a digitized future in this case football fans are getting a taste of what's in store for the 2022 world cup from getting to hologram selfies with players. beyond sports projects for what's being called the smart city cats are is working to transform itself into a smart country to digitize and revolutionize

injuries a record number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race a major league baseball's champions about him in the us capital ahead of a big victory parade on saturday the washington nationals were saluted with water cannon arriving less than a day after winning the world series they beat the houston astros 62 in game 7 and it was the 1st time a team has won all 4 away games in the series and it was the 1st parcel for the nationals franchise. that has always been for. thanks famine child that said from mean a star. in london to more of the day's news in the meantime you can always catch our website was there dot com. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you decide oh i disagree with that toy this sounds like blaming the public the country for the art and culture they mean anybody these people well trained as much a part of the islamic state machine as we have been very and the inspiration of populism altered future join me mad the sun as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here i'll

major league baseball's champions are back in the home in the u.s. capital the washington nationals were saluted with water cannon arriving less than a day after winning their 1st world series they beat the houston astros $62.00 in game 7 it's the 1st time a team has won all 4 away games in the series. and david new orleans pelicans earned their 1st win of the season the denver nuggets could not guard against top scorers julio 4 and brandon ingram engram has scored at least $22.00 points in each of his 1st 5 games for new orleans after coming over from l.a. lakers. former heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury still unbeaten after winning his professional wrestling debut very took on a superstar bronze stroman in saudi arabia media him by a count out he now turns his attention back to the boxing ring and a february rematch with dante wilder. that's all yours were back over to live thank you for that and that does it for the news hour but do stay with us we're back in just a few minutes with a mouth of around all the world's news thank you for watchin

capitol the washington nationals claim major league baseball biggest title with a $43.00 series with win over the houston astros. well that is all your sport for now have more if you later he's back over to folly thank you very much for that to tour this news hour on al-jazeera do stay with us we've got plenty more world news coming up next with diary and staunch. why injections of the world's beaches in the sport of squash. from some of the top players themselves. that's fun to watch us play because we focus on skillful and hard challenging shock. al-jazeera world examines why egyptians dominate the sport egypt squash champions on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 or if we were given ci

capital the nationals have claimed major league baseball's biggest title with a $43.00 series one of the houston astros it's a 1st title success for the nationals franchise. live pictures there from washington ok that's i suppose looking for thanks very much andy well that's also all it from me about 100 percent wrong. this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. come to a stage played for the jobs they can and should spend makes mistakes peak for the us becoming it's best. to excite the short to say i want to. put this fee for a call to. make cuts off your goal. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories. they're listening post as we tend the cameras on the media when meantime services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already had the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. yet how glad i got up. and i do. some of it i like. a

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he calls systemic racism >>> an investigation has been launched into the houston astros the major league baseballm is accuse of using electronic equipment to steal pitching signs during their 2017 championship season. in an interview with the athletics former astros pitcher mike friars claimed a camera was set up in minute maid mark to capture signals. stealing signs is not prohibited but the league says using electronic devices to do so is >>> disney plus made its much-anticipated debut on tuesday and though it appears to have been hit by some technical glitches nbc's jo ling kent has more on that and what the new service could mean for your wallet >> reporter: the house of mouse is diving into the streaming wars but not without some hiccups disney plus launching, attempting to become netflix's biggest rival. the service boasts thousands of tv shows and movies. >> it's a beautiful dress. >> reporter: frustrated new customers tweeting "hashtag disney plus fail" soon after its debut. many getting this error message when they tried to start watching disney said consumer demand exceeded our highest

both the astros and major league baseball are now investigating. >>> two surprising headlines in the race for president. a new poll finds pete buttigieg is now the front-runner in iowa with 22% among likely voters. he's gained 14 points since august. analysts credit his youth and his relentless travel schedule. others worry he may be peaking too early. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton says she's, quote, under enormous pressure from many people to enter the race. she says she has no plans to run again. but she won't rule it out. >>> a sign of the times in the dairy industry. america's top producer of milk has filed for bankruptcy. dean foods blames a big drop in milk consumption due in part to americans switching to other drinks such as tea and juice. >>> the long-running soap "days of our lives" is facing an uncertain future. the entire cast of the show has reportedly been released from their contracts. after 55 seasons, the show will now be on indefinite hiatus. enough episodes have been taped to run until next summer. >>> well, if these cold temperatures we've been telling you about

major league baseball's champions are back home in the u.s. capital the washington nationals were saluted with water cannon arriving less than a day after winning the world series they beat the houston astros $62.00 in game 7 it's the 1st time a team has won all 4 away games in the series and it's the 1st title for the nats in franchise history in the n.b.a. the new orleans pelicans earned their 1st win of the season the denver nuggets could not guard against top scorers before and brandon ingram has scored at least $22.00 points in each of his 1st 5 games for new orleans after coming over from the l.a. lakers pelicans winning this 122107. former heavyweight boxing champion tyson furious still unbeaten after winning his professional wrestling debut fury took on superstar bronze stroman in saudi arabia beating him by count out he now turns his attention back to the boxing ring in a february rematch with dante wilder. all right handed back over to you thank you for that and that does it for the news out of the do stay with us daria navigate it i

capitol the washington nationals claimed major league baseball's biggest title with all 3 series win over the houston astros the 1st time a success for the nationals franchise in the city's 1st since the senators be the new york giants way back in 1924 it's been a little over a year now since the washington capitals were celebrating their win in hockey's stanley cup. but as always sport for now more later that's it for me for this news hour there's more news it just. november on al-jazeera planet s.o.s. returns with a new series to sit out the facts and the science behind the climate an ecological crisis affecting our planet. spain will hold its 4th election in 4 years after abel's been conclusive vote join us for coverage of the new series brings people together to discuss some of the big issues of our time turkish president aragon will meet with u.s. president donald trump at the white house we'll bring you the latest and exiled explores the historical context of the rohini the crisis and the increasing violence in mayan mars rock einstein 8. november on. counting the cost to healt

that's the last time that washington won the major league baseball world series.'s inspiration and rallying cry, the some hoot annoying children's song "baby shark," which helped to motivate the team and fans overcome a rough start to the season. >> bumpy roads lead to beautiful places. this trophy is proof of that. this is for you, d.c. >> brennan: ryan zimmerman was the team's first draft pick when the nationals moved to washington in 1995. >> i truly believe this is the greatest city to play sports in the world. thank you. >> brennan: we all agree with that and offer our congratulations and thank you to the washington nationals. the celebration continues tomorrow when the team has been invitessed to visit the white house. back in a moment. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. too many after-parties. new neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turnover by 10 times for instantly brighter skin. bright boost neutrogena®. thisdoin' more...bout... ...with l

contract major league baseball to an end that's right all of a sudden instead of it being fox network c.b.s. networks that get these watch amazon make a run for some of these because if they can move that to streaming complete game changer well they are already testing the waters because this past baseball season we've seen a couple of games on social media platforms which were merely simulcast in the team's regular broadcast so they've had a chance to weigh this can you foresee a time in the future where watching the super bowl on t.v. will no longer be free because these rights fees are going through the roof well i think that's very possible the problem is is that everyone once content for free so we're willing to pay a subscription service as long as you give us enough content because it feels like we're getting lots of content under a pretty small umbrella price but you start to couple all these things you have if you have a netflix if you have the apple plus if you have the hulu if you have now disney plus h.b.o. go or h.b.o. mats now you're starting to get into $45100.00 a mont

in major league baseball, the cy young. the mets.award winner. >> beautiful family. >> absolutely. >> say hi. >> he didn't like the cameras too much. >> yeah. seventh national league pitcher to win back to back. tim lincecum did. 11-8 record. 2.43 e.r.a and 255 strikeouts in the american league. a little bit a surprise. i got garrett cole but justin verlander, this guy is 0-6 but during the regular season 21-6. justin verlander pitched a no hitter here, he is the cy young award winner. brutal flash back to days gone by. when warrior fans knew as soon as they took the court against the lakers, pretty much over and that is what happened tonight. you rub it in with javale mcgee, finding lebron james. going backdoor. lebron james on the night, 23 points, 12 assists and only played 26 minutes. this was nice to see. the continued emergence of the rookie for the warriors. fearless. goes right at lebron james and scores right there. blocked inde stays with it. no presence at the rim for the warriors. get this, 18 points, 17 rebounds. lakers

major league baseball proposing cutting 42 minor league teams across the country in a move it says wills for players. now, one of the teams that could be eliminated to the daytona to have due gas, and their team owner, rick french, joins me now. welcome to the show. >> good afternoon, ed. thank you for having me. ed: yeah. i'm struck, first of all, with the fact that it happens to be 42 teams that will be eliminated, of course, the number won by jackie robinson, very symbolic for baseball fans. full disclosure, i wrote a book about jackie. why in the world do they want to do it because i think it's going to have a big impact in communities around the country. >> well, you're right. first of all, i'm a big fan of your book. thank you for kind of bringing the faith-based element of jackie's story to the people. a lot of people aren't familiar with kind of that motivating him as well as branch rickey. finish but you're right. i mean, the fact that you're looking to contract 42 teams in which minor league baseball is touching an integral part of those communities and still saying you want t

companies like major league baseball, general governors. .resident who liked bondy, he thinks she does a good job on tv, jared kushner helped advocate for these impeachments, but she has been secret need for her involvement. there here is a recent headline when there was reports that bondi was trying to decide if she should join a multi-state case against trump. the political action committee that supported her received a check from the trump foundation for $25,000 and one month later pam said she would not be joining that suit on behalf of the state of florida. >> you're going to be busy over the next few weeks. michael steel, former advisor, eli stokels. eli, let's go to the president's play book, it was all about drain the swamp, drain the swamp, his newest edition to the impeachment team, seems like she lives in the swamp. now she is hired to defend the president against a quid pro quo right after she leaves being a lobbiest for a number of companies. how can the president stand on the train the workman's comp argume -- swamp argument aft

>>> sports, now, the two major league baseball mvps separated by 30 miles on interstate 5.trout of the los angeles angels, picking up 17 of 31 votes to oust bregman. his third mvp award. he missed 22 games with a foot injury. he has as many mvp trophies as postseason games. cody bellinger is the first dodger to win since clayton kershaw. he picked up 19 first place votes to beat out christian yellic. >>> what will the former ambassador to ukraine say in public testimony today? >>> and a southern california community is reeling after a teenager opens fire on classmates. two lost their lives. ♪ ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. >>> scary to see people running and have them running into your class. and then hearing them, like, somebody's on campus. >> another school shooting and a community changed forever. five students shot, two killed, when a classmate opens fire on his 16th birthday. >>> public impeachment hearings today. but it's the testimony behind closed doors that could be more revealing. >>> ther

bam tech which was a very small streaming technology company that was basically streaming major league baseball they had a million people using bam tech that would be a miracle, 8 million crashed the system right away, he'll have to upgrade the technology, the other thing that -- that netflix has in spades is customer relationship management. they have the best data on the users, it's so easy to come in and out, to find what you're looking for, one of the big problems disney has, they have 12,500 new -- how are they going to find them? liz: conceding a little bit on the side of netflix but netflix promoting the crown, obviously that will grab a lot of eyeballs, people absolutely love the show. tell me how else netflix will beat out disney when they have the star wars? >> this is going to be very difficult for them to beat out disney because as porter said, you have a massive amount of content but netflix has the loyalty, they have the loyalty and they have people who binge-watch, you know, the bottom line with netflix is the demographics, they understand the demographics better than anybody and

major league playoffs. the major league baseball playoffs >> seth: yeah. >> the red sox are playing the tampa bay rays i justinst me red sox fans >> seth: yep, yep. [ light laughter ] so, i know sean for a long time, he's staying at the team hotel he's like, "hey man, come on down, we'll say hello. saying hello to sean and tim wakefield and myself at that time, was pretty much drinking the bar out of everything that was liquid >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> yes, so in the height of our dysfunction, he's like, "hey, man, you know like the rick flair chop, i want you to chop me. i'm like, "dude, you don't you definitely don't want that to happen. [ laughter ] but i did not say it as sober as that i was like, "deborah, no bro [ laughter ] don't, don't go there. so eventually, they really forced me, like both sean and tim wanted to be chopped and like, "okay, what's the safe -- what's the best way. you guys have to chop me first." so i take my shirt off as you saw in the clip, it's something i do [ laughter ] >> seth: by the way, if i had your body, i'd do it too [ laughter ] i'm not judging. i'm not judging. [ cheers

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the clas2020, major-league baseball hall of fame, the ballots announced today, the guys that are goingr, a slamdunk make it in there, as i mix my sports and jason giambi, a familiar name. he is on the ballot, six years with the a's, a big power hitter, but of course implicated in the steroid scandals which he admitted to. also, former a's third baseman eric chavez, a six-time gold glove winner. not a bad hitter either, but man this guy was really something, handling particularly the big fellow ground in the a's coliseum. that's good stuff. [ laughter ] you're going to get a kick out of this. >>> the laker game tonight, check this out, later girls joined by celebrity rob gronkowski. >> 6'8", 270 pounds, i think he's moving well. >> also in with james gordon and venus williams. gordon right there is the late late show host [ laughter ]. looks like they worked on that. that's choreographed to. in the lakers are having some fun right now. and lebron, leave me hanging. come on, we have all been there. you stick out your hand and the person just blows you off. it even happens to the great le

this isn't major league baseball. i'm here to cheat. >> you say i love your [ bleep ]. bad? tell me. cussing saves the soul. it's like cussing in churches. it would save a lot of souls. >> put your hands together! >> i was dirty when i started. a lot of people don't know. i was dirty when i started. i sound like everybody else. i said i wonder if i can pick it up. and i did. >> i hate standing behind people at mcdonald's. people act like they ain't never been to mcdonald's. it is the same menu. uh, give me a -- let me see if you have -- you know what they got. >> i don't care how you do it. if that joke doesn't work without the cuss words, it's not a joke. it should be able to swing both ways. then you've got yourself a routine. >> those are comedian who rely on their words and the punk lines and the deliveries. >> will you please welcome jerry steinfeld. >> what is the thing in the post office with the wanted posters on the walls? my main question, why did not they hold on to this guy when they're taking his picture. >> seinfeld is the master of the minutiae of life. t

major league baseball retur to washington as the washington nationals. [applause] fast forward 15 years the washington nationals are in the world series. [applause] and david rubenstein is back as we all know cofounder as well as chairman of the board or the boards of trustees of the jfk center for performing arts. the smithsonian institution and the council on foreign relations and we all know he is a engaged in many many many other philanthropic activities too numerous to mention. david coined the phrase patriotic philanthropy with generous financing of the restoration of the historical landmark including the washington monument the lincoln memorial the us marine corps war memorial washington library and monticello in montpelier and the arlington house also purchasing copies like the declaration of independence, the emancipation proclamation and magna carta to ensure they are publicly displayed in places like the smithsonian a national archives. of course we here at the economic club hear his entertaining interviewerha at the signature event and since

is only 32 years old makes him the youngest gm in major league baseball and happens to be from the bay reporter: a new era in giants baseball is upon us. >> we are turning the page but in an exciting way. >> reporter: scott harris introduced as the 10th general manager in franchise history. >> i grew up in rapid city and i remember learning what the game looks like at the highest level. by watching generations of giants players come through this part. it's a privilege to work for a flagship organization with such a passionate and deserving sand base fan base. >> reporter: highly regarded as one of the games up and comers. he honed his craft under renowned baseball genus you epstein in chicago he was part of the cubs 2016 championship front-office. >> scott really stood out to observe what he's been able to accomplish in this time in chicago. thought a very highly but the people whose work with their and as we got to know each other through the process this was really impressed with the person, the character of the creativity, the thought process. >> he loves baseball. you get every mov