. >>> although he doesn't want to in his father's footsteps, mariano rivera is part of the suns' teams farm system. >> i want to create my own path and legacy and be my own person, showing i'm doing it the right way, as i should be, and people can see, yes, i'm the son of mariano rivera, but i fought to get to where i wanted to be. >> you do remember when he was he remembered that one. >> good genes. [ laughter ] >>> a frantic search after a family is thrown overboard. how a toddler managed to stay alive until the rescuers found her. >> student loan scam. the convincing new hoax fooling students and their parents. >> the mission to save a piece ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. and with the super fast internet, entertainment nirvana! wow. nirvana. switch to ti

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mariano rivera... by giving him a new mound. the rays bats were on fire. in the third, logan morrison hit his 14 homer of the season. corey dickerson had his own shot... adding three more runs. in the fourth... evan longoria drives in three more for tampa bay past a diving aaron judge. there was also some fan interference... affecting ?both teams, with fans reaching for the ball, ?over the outfielders. can't blame this one on the fans though. the rays crush the yanks, 12 to three. the rays are back home tonight, hosting the padres. first pitch is at 7-10. when we come back, lindsay will have another check on your monday forecast. plus: more olympic coverage after break. but this time... we're not talking sports, we're talking ?security. the ?scary encouter, that will have ?all american athletes in rio... ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. oh come on. clearasil ultra works fast s little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm sayin acne won't las

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we wan >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy with >> yeah. and here he comes. like a kid on the first day of little league. >> yeah. we have talked a

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down here is the crowd. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy with the dh. >> yeah. and here he comes. like a kid on the first

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> yeah. and here he comes. like a kid on the first day of little league. >> yeah. we have talke

john sabol explains how the tampa bay rays disrupted the celebration for mariano rivera. >> reporter: good morning. thank you for joining us. the new york yankees were celebrating their 1996 world series championship all weekend. during the series against the ray that's is. saturday they honored the rivera, honored before the game and unveiled his monument. along with the rest of the yankees greats. 1-0 in the third. not anymore. logan forsyth at the plate. exits stage right 2-0 rays. 21st homer of the season for the rays' second baseman. yankees did get a run back on an aaron judge solo homer to cut the lead to one, rays looking to get that and more aaron hicks. rays take a 5-1 lead and that eventually opened the floodgates for the rays floodgates. evan longoria with the rbi double. just out of reach of judge. can't make the play. kevin kiermaier scores from first. rays win 12-3 and avoid the sweep. the rays hit four h games. longoria by the way 3-4 with four rbi. >>> college football -- nfl season is fast approaching and before the game starts teams just like kids at school have the

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we want >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy with the and here he comes. little league. >> yeah. we have talked about it all game long, a lot to the a-rod story. that's for sure.

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano riveraderek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took years off his age or the filing of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. castro getting into another one. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy

it was mariano rivera day. taking his place in monument park, and throws a strike for the first pitch. he can still bring it. the old lumber. logan forsyth goes deep. corey dickerson takes him deep for the blast. it's 5-1. we're still in the 4th, evan longoria doubles with the bases loaded. so louis's day is done. all 9 starters for the rays had a hit. they also scored a run. >>> earlier tonight, st. petersburg's trayvon ramel finished 8th, behind usain bolt, of course. tonight, his achilles flared up. considered pulling out of the final. instead, he ran, and posted it on twitter. he will have surgery after the olympics. he hopes to take part in the 4 x 100 rely this week. let's hope he doesn't do any long term damage. but going into the olympic trials, it was an issue, and he pulled out of the 200. he said, i'm just going to focus on the 100. >> we're so super proud of him anyway. >> finishing 8th in the olympic final is nothing to look down on for sure. >> if you're anywhere near bolt. it's a good night. call

here, derek jeter, bernie williams, and the closer, mariano rivera. just some of the notable names who made their way onto yankee stadium. john wetteland throwing out the first pitch before the game. former red sox pitcher jonathan papelbon requested he be released by the washington nationals yesterday. his wish was granted. the nats released the 35-year-old who had been struggling this season as the team's closer. from philadelphia to washington to take over the closer role last season. papelbon has already said he would be interested in a return to the sox. for the first time since before the 1995 season there was nfl , football being played with one of the teams calling los angeles their home as the rams hosted the cowboys in their first preseason game. do you think they are excited? 89,000 people packed l.a.'s coliseum to watch the first game for the rams. many of them wearing the old team. opening kickoff. 101 yards returned by cowboys receiver lucky whitehead. a lot of green, nothing but grass in front of him. 101 yards. the rams get back in the

a-rod gathered with family, former teammate mariano rivera has storm clouds gathered overhead. there was a flash of lightning, a clap of thunder, and then abruptly it was over. perhaps appropria f rod. alex himself called it biblical. the skies cleared and then a-rod looked like a-rod. bottom of the first, alex delivers off chris archer. he takes a 2-2 pitch into the gap in right center. brett gardner comes all the way around from first to score, and an rbi double for a-rod ties the game at one. look at alex. yeah, guys, i can still play. this games with tied at three in the sixth with carlin castro provides some offense. for castro, taking archer deep to center, and the yankees go up 5-3. they added a sixth run and that proved to be crucial because it allowed joe girardi to send alex out to third base after all. in the ninth inning, a-rod grabbed his glove, hadn't played the field all season, and he told joe he was only comfortable with one batter. so girardi pulled him after one out. alex hugging his teammates, having his moment, and they won the last three games that alex pl

. >> the beginning of the end for him, his farewell tour begins tomorrow in boston but unlike mariano rivera and derek jeter's the season road, he will only get one goodbye. the question is, how much will he get in boston? he has been pretty good over the years, .287 batting average, 29 homeruns. the owner said on a radio show, he will leave his at-bats to joe girardi. he did say something special will be done friday at his finale but did not have an answer if rodriguez would get a monument some day. first things first, fenway park derek jeter like salute from the boston fans? >> i'm not sure what he'll get. i think he has meant a lot to the game. this is a guy that you are not going to see everyday come along in the game. you're just not. this has been a special player for a long time so i hope he is received well because i think he has earned it. >> the yankees and mets had the night off but will begin a six- game homestand hosting the diamondbacks tomorrow night. >>> surgery and rest has certainly done david wright me longer at rock bottom as far as struggles with the neck injuries. he sa

this afternoon, retired yankee great mariano rivera was honored with a monument that will join those of babe ruth, lou gehrig, joe dimaggio... onto the game, rays up by one in the third, logan forsythe with the homer to right, 2 nothing rays, forsythe's fourteenth on the season... in the fourth, corey dickerson hits one out to left for three more rays runs, it makes it 5 one... take another look, aaron hicks has a shot at catching this... but this guy puts an end to that chance... still in the fourth... evan longoria drives in three more for tampa bay past a diving aaron judge... eight one rays.... time for another fan involved highlight.... this gentlemman reaches in to the field of play to take away the third out from the rays nick franklin... franklin not happy... until it's an out due to fan int franklin gets happy as he hits a three run homer to make it 12-3 rays... and that is your final from yankee stadium, the rays win the series finale and return to the trop for monday night's game with the san diego padres... tampa bay bucs head coach dirk koetter scheduled a day off for hi

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took of how he -- feeling of how he felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. we want a-rod chant. >> what made them great is they don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. this is -- this time the ball park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> yeah. and here he comes. like a kid on the first day of little league. >> yeah. we have talke

think about it, the last five years and all he has dealt with, aging dynasty and superstars and mariano rivera and derek jeter and -- i mean it was inevitable but is tough to deal with. i mean, just with jeter it took felt. that's the icon here you can't replace. >> no. that's a hard thing. and look, jeter batted second all year and didn't have a good offensive year all year last year. if you go up and down the line with differences and similarities all year long. 1 and 1 do castro. down low. here is the crowd. we want a-rod don't think of themselves differently other than grinding. looking through a different lens it's difficult will -- someone else telling you where you should be. it's hard. castro getting into another one. park am hold it. the crowd wants a-rod and they want him and here is joe girardi with the lineup card. he's got the glove. if that's the case, give credit to joe girardi. give him credit for being creative and doing a neat thing. >> not that easy with the dh. and here he comes. [cheering] little league. >> yeah. we have talked about it all game long, a lot to the a-rod st

joe jory, derek jeter, bernie williams, and mariano rivera just some of the noteable names yankee stadium field and then , john wetteland throwing out the first pitch before the game. and less than 24 hours after a-rod was cheered the yankees , win last night the former third basemen now finds himself without a team. the yankees offically releasing the 41-year-old making him a free agent and despite many , reports saying he will retire that is not etched in stone just yet. yankees say that rodriguez is eligible to sign with another team. north of the border houston's carlos correra hits this one down the right-field. putting the astros up 2-0. jays catcher russell martin hits this 3 run home run to put toronto in the lead and it would hold up as the blue jays go on to double up the astros 4 to 2. in football news second overall , pick from this past nfl draft carson wentz has been diagnosed of his ribs. the rookie went 12 for 24 for 89 yards and one interception in thursday's preseason game for the eagles. as of right now there is no time , table for his return but the team hopes to have

morgan, a-rod not the beloved character that derek jeter was or mariano rivera, but immortal player nonethelesst definitely. alex rodriguez earned more than any other player in mlb history $460 million, but was he worth it? cnbc's big crunch data team looked at a-rod's value to the new york yankees based on statistic call he more than delivered for the first five seasons but over the last eight that trend reversed. bottom line they could have gotten similar performance from a different player for an estimated $9.4 million less. but a-rod draws attention, which helps get fans into seats and watch games on the team-owned tv network. and speaking of tickets, immediately following sunday's retirement announcement the average ticket price for tonight's home game jumped 500% to $457. but that's steadily dropped to as you can see here about $149 today. by comparison the average ticket price for fellow yankee derek jeter's final home game almost $770. tyler. >> all right. morgan, thank you. to jane wells we go live at the l.a. memorial coliseum where her favorite sports team play, and it's not the rams

his two daughters escorted out to the field by mariano rivera. a rod with a double in the first. helps the yankees and joe girardi symbolically puts him at third base. a rod supposed to head to the him in a marlins uniform by the end of the season. have a great saturday, i'm butch stearns. >> jason: the time people rush to the amusement park for fun seem to be fading. amusement parks have been on a roller coaster ride of decline for more than two decades now. regional parks that rely on local customers have been especially hit hard. >> catherine: two years behind over budget. coming up the project more than 20 years in the making. that's finally almost finished. >> jason brewer: all right. a welcome change heat advisory scaled way back today, we're showing you those changes you can expect over the weekend. as far as temperatures and our rain and storm threat in just a few minutes. >> jason: plus the city of boston is on track to spend more than $5 million of your tax money on an island practically abandoned. >> reporter: who is in those buildings right now? hour, where is that ta