phi for mandatory mlb pension. you gotta be in the league 43 days. so then on your 43rd day, the game was rained out i do you remember at that time what you were thinking or even thinking about pension or what was at stake no. no one really girls my mind, you know that no, i don't for my for my anytime you play in a majorly be one de get a pension, you know, that what i was told him and i was thinking for that for the last since i left, you know mlb and then what i did file from attention, to say i was being shot too. can understand. it was ran out in the seeds are still was on a seasoning over til i took to the field and i still been on the roster this is we know is just crazy. >> yeah. chain has to be so incredibly disappointing. >> you know, and that that really hurts, doesn't it? so after, after that right now, yeah. you he went to the minor leagues. so that 40 mlb game in or day never came. so what has life been like without that pension? >> he was up and down mosab down, you know, but you know, but i just keep one foot ahead and just keep movin

city leaders and sutter health park refusing to comment on the renovations that many speculate mlb and the players association would require. the oakland a's coliseum currently seats 63,000 fans but less than 11,000 showed up today's home games on average last season. >> we are excited to be here for the next three years, playing in this beautiful ballpark but also being able to watch some of the greatest players in baseball, whether they be athletics players or aaron judge or others launch home runs out of this very intimate, the most intimate ballpark in all of major league baseball . >> very odd to name a nonathletic there. nonetheless, sutter health park is also home to the sacramento river cats. that is the giants aaa affiliate. the a's would play when the river cats are on the road but just a week ago, the president and coo of the river cats said that sutter health park is not built to be a major league baseball stadium . in the meantime, plans in vegas are moving forward. this week, the tropicana hotel and casino which is on the site where the new stadium will be built, it close

you can see their work as analysts on the mlb network on shows including "intentional talk" and "mlbave you guys here. sean, you've been on a bunch of times. first time for you, ryan. so happy to have you. >> oh, man, thank you so much. >> seth: i'm also very happy that baseball season is starting. >> yes. >> seth: very emotional day for me yesterday. 20-year anniversary of the 2004 boston red sox. one of the most special teams certainly for me. and the great tim wakefield passed away this year. his wife passed away. it was a beautiful ceremony for them. did you guys -- for guys who played for the red sox, was that a cool day for you to watch >> i mean, i think even as a baseball fan, i think that's one of the greatest teams of all time. the characters on that team and everything. i think, you know, them having the big ceremony with wake's daughter throwing out the first pitch, the tech -- and you know, for baseball guys like you, brother, you know, it was a big day. >> seth: you -- you were both red sox. >> yeah. >> seth: did you enjoy your time with the red sox? >> oh my god, did i

but they got to do a lot of upgrades to be able to get up to mlb code.feasible for next season? >> yeah. it's feasible. they've recently renovated the clubhouse areas. there's still a lot more that needs to be done. remember julian, this used to be the triple-a home of the a's before it was the triple-a home of the giants. so back when i was an a's beat writer, i used to spend a lot of time out here, and the players i know i reached out to about this said that the facilities are not adequate. even with the upgrades. you can't have aaron judge, who apparently is john fisher's favorite baseball player, coming out here and playing in a minor league park, you're going to have to do some things. so right now what we're looking at, julian, is the transformation being completed. the a's now have the lowest payroll in baseball. they traded away all of their stars and now they're playing at a minor league park. the triple a's the most quaint park in all of major league baseball. >> as we heard john fisher say just a few hours ago. okay, so you were able to speak

there is also no guarantees by the a's or the mlb that an expansion team will come here after the a'seave for vegas. commissioner rob manfred did tell vivek ranadive that the league wants to add two more teams on the east and west coast and this could be a great west coast location. the reason the a's picked sac was due to an already built-in a's fan base and a good fan base for baseball in the capital region as well as the personal relationship between fisher and vivek because as vivek put it, he wants sacramento sports fans to have an option every day of the year to go to a sporting event here in the capital city. >> when i bought the kings over ten years ago, i said that sacramento would never play second fiddle to any other city in the world. >> reporter: updates will be needed here at sutter health park to get it up to mlb stadium standards. that includes a new and updated clubhouse for the home and away teams as well as a new video board. those announcements will happen sometime this summer. >> while there is excitement this evening in sacramento, reality is finally setting in f

we reached out to the mlb today for reaction to today's announcement. we haven't heard back just yet. frank and heather . >> joey, how about oakland leadership? how are they reacting to the a's heading off to sacramento? >> all right, well, we did hear from the mayor today. she sent us this statement. frank. it says in part, oakland offered a deal that was fair to the a's and was fiscally responsible for our city. we wish the a's the best. and we'll continue our conversations with them on facilitating the sale of their share of the coliseum site. the city of oakland will now focus on advancing redevelopment efforts at the coliseum site. so that's the latest from here. we'll have more on the team's response coming up here tonight at five. yeah obviously a lot of disappointment being felt across the city of oakland today. >> joey thank you. >> so if you are taking inventory, city of oakland has lost three professional sports teams in six years. the raiders leaving it 2019 for las vegas. the warriors jumped across the bay to san francisco's chase center in

lo que esperan que la mlb se de cuenta de el potencial de la capital de california para ser un centroalcaldesa me dice. >> vamos a ver si traen a alguien mÁs despuÉs. rachel: nos enteraremos cuando va ser el primer partido quien sacramento cuando la mlb saque los horarios y fechas para la temporada este verano y recordemos que lo Único que sabemos es que ya este es el hogar una liga menor de bÉisbol y bloques tienen acceso a esos diques van hacer claridad para poder comprar. tiene una capacidad de 14,000 personas que sean suficiente para la fanaticada que quien sacramento les puedo decir cuando viene un equipo la casa todo el mundo se va detrÁs del equipo a apoyarlo veremos esta temporada como va a ser. saddam: habrÁ que seguir viendo el aÑo. gracias desde sacramento. quiero recordar que pueden contra la amplia informaciÓn que hemos tenido sobre la partida de los atlÉticos a sacramento apuntando la cÁmara de su celular este lugar lo va a llevar la pÁgina web donde puede encontrar toda la informaciÓn. se dieron las lluvias que tanto habÍa pronosticado en nayarit. nayarit que mÁs se rep

. >> other mlb umps have run afoul of fans in recent days. umpire angel hernandez, already behind a string of controversial calls, was roasted by fans after calling this pitch a ball during the mets dodgers game. one viewer posting at this point, i blame mlb for keeping him employed, and another ump took heat over the weekend for calling the opening pitch in the orioles royals game a ball. >> what part of that pitch was not a strike? >> well, some baseball enthusiasts are pushing the league to adopt a ball strike challenge system that could help correct bad calls. a similar system right now is being tested in the minor leagues. you also always hear about should we move to robot umpires? and i don't know, at least for the strike zone, i don't know or how about just meditation techniques? >> you know, i think there's an app for that right? just saying. coming up, stepping inside an earthship ginger zee shows us how they're built and also takes us inside. >> you're watching world news now. >> we are a law firm that only represents mesothelioma v

he claims the mlb wants an expansion team in california. hey, it's their time to shine.eally excited, especially for guys who don't play for the a's to see his minor league ballpark and to weirdly succeed against them. >> just imagine. you're going to see ohtani, aaron judge hitting home runs out there. what an incredible day. this is epic, historic. >> that's what a's fans want to see, aaron judge going deep against the a's. more on that in a second. >>> just like the athletics, it's the end of an era for one historic conference out west and it hits especially deep for one bay area coach. at the conclusion of march madness pac-12 basketball as we know it will cease to exist. it's a sad reality for many, including stanford assistant coach kate pay who has been tied to the conference since birth. >> i was born at stanford hospital. it's the people, the community. i just love it. >> she's eyed down the conference of champions, also known to her as the pac-8 and pac-10 since she was a little girl watching her family bleed cardinal home. >> my parents and brother went to sta

. >> just enhancing it to make sure we are up to mlb standards and we have big league amenities in our minor league ballpark. >> no word how much it will cost the a's. other options are salt lake city or extending their lease at the coliseum that seems less and less likely. no deal was reached yesterday between the a's and the city of oakland. espn says the a's offered them a two year deal worth 17 million. the city says they will extend the lease through a five year contract for $97 million. in the meantime, plans in vegas are moving forward. yesterday, the tropicana hotel and casino, that is so the site where the new stadium will be built closed for good. it is slated for demolition in october. but, the new 1.5 billion stadium will not be ready until 2028. the clock is ticking on naming an interim ballpark, though, the mlb season schedules for the 2025 season are set to be released in july. >> my goodness. all right, anne, thank you. >>> it hosted protests, sports celebrations and tents for the unhoused. coming up, wilson walker shows whraws is next for san francisco civic plaza. >>>

. >>> a celebration in north bay as the oldest man to play for the mlb turns 100 years old. hear the stories from his baseball past including how he lost a world series ring. >> my wife hid the thing in the house and then she could not remember where she hid it. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich.. >>> goo good evening, business owners are railing concerns. this time the changes are actually prompting questions along the grand avenue corridor just off of lake merit. the city wants to reconfigure the road between broadway and mcarthur. that will come with the loss for parking on a busy commercial corridor. >> what you want to see is when they come off of the grill. here we go, here is a better one. >> reporter: jerry's acclaimed sandwich shop boasts five-star reviews, the problem for his business is right outside his front door >> my staff, each one has been smash and grabbed four times >> that is why he argues they will be reluctant to walk from surrounding streets and parking lots in 32 spaces are 40% of the parking on grand. if it is lost to the insulation

the mlb has a significant contract in their draft. and that means that there's tons of players that used to play lower protesters that are now free agents and those >> players can choose to play anywhere. we've made a very compelling proposition to play with the oakland ballers. and as brian said, we're looking for a few more players to fill out the roster and we'd love them to be local. we love them to be good. if you can play ball, come out. we would not be good enough to make the team know me there. yeah. >> our level of play is not quite there, but i'm a great fan. i just asked my son i'm out there. i am a the and the most annoying and bear good. it's going to put that as is your right. why oakland, why do you want to play here? >> oakland, that we met oakland was nothing for 30 years. i think oakland is the best city in the world. most diverse city in america. america is a melting oakland's the crucible and it has a beautiful tradition of baseball that the history of baseball history of oakland are in are intertwined and we're a

we won't know much about that until the mlb releases that later on. >> thanks a lot, kris.o follow there. >>> in other news a firefighter is recovering in san francisco. this happened at 7:00 in the morning on 74th avenue and kirkam street. one person was rescued from the front window of a home and that firefighter suffered minor injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> we are getting a look at the aftermath of an attempted smash and grab in oakland. this happened before 6:00 this morning. police say that the suspects, well, they were at a bank of america on bancroft avenue and ripped off the atm on the wall and we don't know if those suspects got -- or how many were involved or if they were able to get any of the cash. so far, no arrests have been made. >> happening today, governor gavin newsom and joe biden's administration are joining forces to highlight a solar canal project and that project will install solar panels over irrigation canals along one of the state's primary areas which will help the state deliver more clean power and more water. th

jon fisher and mlb one. nothing to do with the with remaining in oakland are working out any kind of deal whatsoever. but anger from oakland fans isn't just level the day's owner, john fisher, but his friend run the owner of sutter health park, the minor league sacramento river cats and basketball. sacramento kings for him to go and >> help facilitate this for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and they just point. >> ironically, it was rounded who's 2013 purchase of the kings saved that franchise from being moved to seattle. going forward. a's fans say they will continue their summer boycott of the a's and increase their focus and teams that support the city of oakland. we have events scheduled with the oakland ballers, the roots, the soul. >> and so there's opportunity is somewhat fill that void, even though that the way to says is vast and is huge. but there is going to be opportunities for people to still experience baseball and still get a sen

the fewest in decades according to the mlb. and as the country celebrates jackie robinson's legacy today, a group in chicago is working to give the next generation of black players a chance at living their field of dreams. here's cbs's charlie de mar. >> reporter: 77 years after jackie robinson blazed a trail for black players, coaches like ernest horton know the work is far from over. >> the grassroots are suffering and there's no baseball being played in the communities, of course it's not going to be black baseball players in mlb. >> reporter: horton is a public shools teacher in chicago and started black baseball media, an organization giving players from predominantly underserved communities access to top-notch facilities and exposure to college scouts. >> seeing is believing. everyone is drinking the kool-aid. >> reporter: high school senior kamarry thomas will play in college. so will demere heidelberg, aiming to follow in the footsteps of current black big leaguers. >> what difference does that make having that access?

the mlb first pushed the a's to look for a new ballpark in 2009 after several proposed locations fell through. the a's set their sites on howard terminal in 2018 but ran into stiff opposition from community members. mlb got frustrated with the lack of progress and by may 2021 gave the a's permission to explore a parallel path in vegas. last april the a's announced they signed a binding agreement to build a stadium on the strip. those plans are moving forward. this week the tropicana hotel closed for good. it will be demolished to make way for the new $1.5 billion ballpark. >>> moving on to other headlines, today is the deadline to certify election results in the march primary. in the south bay it is an unprecedented tie in the race for second place for district 16. the final count shows evan low and joe simitian both have exactly the same number of votes. how often do you hear about that? former san jose mayor sam liccardo is in first place. this will set up a three-way race in november unless someone asks for and can pay for a recount, but this evening both low and simitian saying th

. >> other mlb umps have run afoul of fans in recent days.l hernandez, already behind a string of controversial calls, was roasted by fans after calling this pitch a ball during the mets dodgers game. one viewer posting at this point, i blame mlb for keeping him employed, and another ump took heat over the weekend for calling the opening pitch in the orioles royals game a ball. >> what part of that pitch was not a strike? >> well, some baseball enthusiasts are pushing the league to adopt a ball strike challenge system that could correct bad calls. a similar system is being tested in the minor leagues. >> coming up, the new study claiming women doctors are better for all patients. >> also ahead, the man who surfed the unsurvivable wave starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. if it's been a minute since you've bee

here is ken rosenthal, senior writer of the athletic and fox news mlb reporter.e all wondering what actually happened. for weeks now, we have speculated, trying to figure out what was going on here, how is this possible? an issue we figured that was reported was four and half million stolen from otani's account. and yesterday, u.s. attorney laid out in great detail and their complaint lays out in great detail just how he conducted this scheme to basically steal money from otani to finances gambling debts, and it is an astonishing document to read. a lot of people, a lot of sports fans are still curious, and still not convinced that otani had no knowledge of this, but the document lays out a very compelling case against mizuhara and defend against otani, because it doesn't appear, after reading that complaint that he had any knowledge of it, he seems to have been duped. >> so, you don't think there's any shots that the interpreter, just this one, single, small, kind of nameless-- not faceless guy, is the fall guy for a bigger scheme here, you don't think that's po

the opening weekend of the mlb season could not have gone any better for the bronx bombers, with thetros at the top of the ninth juan soto continued to make his mark. his base hit allowed torres to run in the go ahead score giving the yanks the four-game sweep against houston. max muncy played hero in l.a. after trailing the cardinals for most of the game. the pinch hitter launched a bomb into right field in the eighth sealing the come from behind victory for the dodgers 5-4. go, yankees. >> seriously. >> right? we are a little biased here in new york. >> it's early, but always nice to get a couple minutes on the astros. >>> when we come back there is nearly a billion reasons to ay. the powerball jackpot keeps growing. stay with us. can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was prov

espn reporting on saturday that the city of oakland will present the mlb's athletics with an offer tothe oak aluminum coliseum for the next five years. it was intended their last at the home of 50 plus years. while the mlb approved the move to las vegas last fall, that new stadium is not expected to be finished until 2028, potentially leaving the team in limbo until then. the two sides are set to meet on tuesday. so be continued. i'm sure we'll have an update tomorrow. >>> if you have at&t, your data may have been compromised. we'll have the details next. ry> though you'll want to be wa, because it's april fool's day, stay tuned for big deals you do not want to miss. can't . so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're all

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espn reporting saturday the city of oakland will present the mlb's athletics with an offer to extendland coliseum for the next five years. the 2024 season was intended to be the a's last at their home of 50-plus years while the mlb approved the a's move to las vegas last fall, the new stadium not expected to be completed until 2028 which could leave the team in limbo until then. the two sides are set to meet on tuesday. >>> when we come back, the tides ma be turning for tipping culture. >>> and you'll want to tune in w may be impacted by at&t's massive data breach. stay with us. can't filter out . so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability

the fewest in decades according to the mlb.kie robinson's legacy and today, the group in chicago is looking to give the next generation of black players their field of dreams. here's cbs's charlie demar. >> reporter: 77 years after jackie robinson blazed a trail of her black players, coaches like earnest horton know the work is far from over. >> the grassroots are suffering, there's no baseball played in the community is, of course there's not going to be black baseball players in the mlb. >> reporter: horton is a public school teacher in chicago, starting black baseball media, the organization giving players from her predominately underserved communities access to top-notch facilities and exposure to college scouts. >> seeing is believing, everyone is drink the kool-aid. >> reporter: high school senior khamaree thomas will play in college, so will dim your heidelberg and we do follow in the footsteps of current black big leaguers, but the team say they are often barriers. >> what difference does that make having the access? >>

reporter: city leaders at sutter health park, refusing to comment on the renovations, that many speculate mlb and the players associations would require. >> if the capital city of california. so it would be good to have a major-league baseball team here. >> reporter: removed from the coliseum to the capital. which city will strike out? still up to the scene. >> the story has been all over the place. yesterday the a's said they were still far apart on a lease extension, very far apart, it sounds like. 2025 mlb schedule is slated to, the summer, meaning time is ticking for the a's to pick up a place to play. >> the have got to hurry up, here. lee has made it clear they want is done by the summer. consider this. if they go, this is where the river cats play. i'm sure the giants will have an opinion as to hey, do we want another team coming into our facility ? it only holds 14,000, and the president of the river cats said, this is not fit to be a major-league baseball stadium. there are already players on record asking what we do about the clubhouse, the training rooms, the batting cages. to comp

oakland also wanted the mlb to grant exclusive rights to the city for one year, to solicit owners and investors for an mlb expansion team, fisher saying in part, we explored several options for a temporary home, including the oakland coliseum. even with the long standing relationship and good intentions on all sides in the negotiations with oakland, the conditions to achieve an agreement seemed out of reach. we understand the disappointment this news brings to our fans as this season marks our final one in oakland and let's play ball in the future here. >> woo! sutter health park, with its 14,000 seats, is significantly smaller than the 63,000 seats at the coliseum, but the average a's game attendance is only about 10,000. >> pitch in the air towards right field. >> only 6400 fans showed up to the coliseum wednesday night, when the a's took a beating from the red sox. one nothing. the next home game is april 16th, but for now, it's sacramento. that's catching the attention, and we're looking forward to this being our home until we move on to our stadium in las vegas. the a's are set t

it is also not the case that this investigation was conducted by mlb.and it was clear people might've said okay. mlb is covering for their cash cow. that might have been a fair assessment. this is the u.s. government, three agencies in the u.s. government conducting this investigation and combining on it. again, it looks pretty good for shohei ohtani. >> it looks pretty good for him tonight, but what a scandal. i am sure he is anxious for this to be over. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. >> when we come back, get ready for a serious eye-opener. we are taking a deep dive into christian nationalism. why is raising concerns about threats on democracy. christian nationalism and how it could be threatening the democracy that our country was built on. a very special stoplight -- spotlight investigation as we continue. ancest help you find out. because that thing has a story, and it's still being written. see for yourself at ancestry. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of

oakland also wanted the mlb to grant exclusive rights to the city for one year, to solicit owners and investors for an mlb expansion team, fisher saying in part, we explored several options for a temporary home, including the oakland coliseum. even with the long standing relationship and good intentions on all sides in the negotiations with oakland, the conditions to achieve an agreement seemed out of reach. we understand the disappointment that this news brings to our fans, as this season marks our final one in oakland, and let's play ball in the future here. >> woo! >> sutter health park, with its 14,000 seats, is significantly smaller than the 63,000 seats at the coliseum, but the average a's game attendance is only about 10,000. >> pitch in the air towards right field. >> only 6400 fans showed up to the coliseum wednesday night, when the a's took a beating from the red sox. one nothing. the next home game is april 16th, but for now it's sacramento that's catching the attention and we're looking forward to this being our home until we move on to our stadium in las vegas. and the a'

and mlb owners approved that move with the vegas stadium not set to open until at least 2028.en searching for a place to play when the current lease at the coliseum ends at the end of this season. this is not the first time a major league sports team, of course, has moved out of oakland. the t% raiders located las vegas in 2020, the warriors moved out of oracle arena in 2019 for chase center across the bay, a sports executive and consultant who worked for the a's for 15 years gave this perspective on the situation. >> how did we lose? the warriors? how did we the oakland raiders? how are we losing the oakland a's? no major american city lost 3 major professional sports teams in such a short period of time. this is going to keep smashing into the side of the hearts minds and souls and a's fans for years to come. but coliseum was the last town square left in open that people of all backgrounds could get together and celebrate their sports changed. and now it is going to be a quiet location. >> but you know, if you want to catch the last game at the oakland coliseum, tickets are

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vamos ahora con la mlb, con este inicio de temporada.dial. le contamos de quÉ se trata. alice ama tanto el aroma de gain, que desearía que durara más dile hola a tu hada madrina alice y a las perlas gain con aroma duradero ¡parte de la colección de aromas irresistibles de gain! un aleve dura todo el día. para que mis clientes se sientan como en casa. sólo un aleve. 12 horas de alivio del dolor sin interrupción. aleve. ¿por quién lo haces? [mÚsica] felix: ahora nos despedimos con un intento de record mundial. unos chicos en canadÁ colocaron decenas de miles de cajas de macarrones con quesos para derribarlas.mientras se divierte ayudaban al banco de alimentos de la localidad. esto nada mÁs y nada menos que con 13,000 cajas de este alimento tan popular. el grupo tuvo que practicar un poco para el efecto dominÓ en los recreos del colegio para lograr el propÓsito. ahora se puso en contacto con el record mundial guinness para buscar que le sea garantizada la presentaciÓn. huevo especial de oro fue marcado y el afortunado se llevÓ un colgante d

en actividad mlb los giants ganaron 5—0 a los diamondbacks en la que fue el primer de la serie que continuarÁido suficientes firmas para presentar la medida en la boleta electoral que buscan aumentar las sanciones penales por robo y tambiÉn por trÁfico de drogas . un concejal mencionÓ que la inseguridad va en aumento. >> las calles de la comunidad la bolita y el abuelito no pueden caminar porque los roban. cada dÍa me llama una persona y le robaron la bolsa. me golpearon. >> california es un grupo bipartidista formado por agentes del orden y tambiÉn por empresas privadas. en el 14 aprobaron reducir robos y posesiÓn de graves a menores para evitar el hacinamiento y ahora esperan cambiar esto. mientras por otro lado un nuevo proyecto para mejorar la seguridad peatonal fue anunciado en san francisco precisamente a un mes de la tragedia es que cobrÓ la vida de una persona que esperar un autobÚs para ir al zoolÓgico. carla nos cuenta mÁs. >> debemos hacer una zona mÁs cÓmoda para estas personas. tomando un helado de tranquila. queremos hacer el espacio . >> definiendo claramente el trÁfico de peat

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. >> reporter: the giants signed him in september as one of the hottest new players in the mlb to the0 million over six seasons, he went to play at center fielder in south korea, earning the title mvp in 2022, and fans are feeling the excitement. >> now we landed in san francisco, it is like wow, did it really happen? >> reporter: the league is adding a 10th team to their roster. >> i think it means a lot to everyone, i have been playing here for 12 years, i tell my wife, i'm not going to stop playing. >> reporter: taking his passion for this part, connected through baseball. >> that is it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area with sara donchey starts right now. >>> hale for a second day in a row and we are on the alert for more pop-up thunderstorms for the friday evening commute. >> that is the reason why we are still in first alert status, take a look at the lightning bolts showing up, it is mainly for the east bay, we are goiformer work place. >>> i'm still in pain and i'm still trying to get better. >> how he is taking legal action to stand up for fellow farmworkers. and already

. >> the giants signed the korean star in december and is one of the hottest new players in the mlb with the tune of $113 million over six seasons. he rose to fame as the centerfielder for south korea's kiwoom heroes, earning the title of the mvp in 2022 and fans, they are feeling the excitement. >> we always like to stick together. when you land in san francisco bay area, it is like, did it really happen? >> he credits the as an uptick in enrollment as the league adds a 10th team to their roster. >> it means a lot to everyone. i tell my wife that i will not stop playing. >> taking his passion for the sport and the popularity of the new giants to bring a community connected through baseball. >> that baseball community can already be felt here at oracle park with everybody hoping once again to secure one of these, a world series ring. the giants have not secured one of these for 10 years. this is from the 2012 win from when i worked for the giants organization. a lot of excitement surrounding this newly revamped team this year. everybody hoping once again to come out on top. >> that ring

john fisher and mlb. nothing to do with the with remaining in oakland are working out any kind of deal whatsoever. but anger from oakland fans isn't just level the day's owner, john fisher, but his friend run the owner of sutter health park, the minor league sacramento river cats and basketball. sacramento kings for him to go and >> help facilitate this for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and made point. >> ironically, it was rounded who's 2013 purchase of the kings saved that franchise from being moved to seattle. going forward. a's fans say they will continue their summer boycott of the a's and increase their focus and teams that support the city of oakland. we have events scheduled with the oakland ballers, the roots, the soul. >> and so there's opportunity is somewhat fill that void, even though that void is is is vast and is huge. but there's going to be opportunities for people to still experience baseball and still get a sense organiza

he is now caught up in major drama that has rocked the mlb.gtime interpreter who is accused of stealing $4.5 million to pay an illegal bookmaker. federal law enforcement and mlb are investigating it, and for his part, ohtani made his first public comment last week , saying he has never bet on baseball or any other super sport, and he is shocked by his interpreters actions. espn is reporting the nba's investigating toronto raptors forward jontay porter after spotting multiple instances of betting irregularities. the question to tackle, is gambling corrupting the games and how we do sports? let's ask the author of that piece in the nation sports editor and good friend of the program, dave, it's great to see you again, thanks for coming back on the show. talk to us about the stakes, how much do the scandals in the betting industry as a whole jeopardize the integrity of professional sports in this country? i know it's heavily regulated, but there is part of it, given how fast it is moving that it seems like the wild wild west. >> the stakes are in

. >> the dhs is working with companies like snapchatted, and the mlb to spread the campaign. >>> the senate rejected all impeachment articles. the vote came after three hours of deliberations and ends the impeachment trial of the southern border. senate democrats argued that both articles were unconstitutional because they did not rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. they raised several motions to keep the trial going but they failed. >>> arizona republicans blocked effort to repeal a near-total ban on abortion. the base center around a law that makes abortion a felony. anyone who helps a woman obtain an abortion faces up to five years in prison. the law was upheld last week at the supreme court. demonstrators gathered to call on leaders to keep the ban in place. >> it's a hot topic because is personal to every person. every woman feels like, yes, i want to protect every life or their bodily autonomy is being harmed. we need to focus on the lives being lost in arizona from abortion. she lawmakers discussed twice before the band to keep it. >>> a bill making its way thro

fans can come in with faster entry with mlb's go ahead entry. the camera uses a camera to identify fans and registers program and automatically scans their tickets. jen o'toole tried it. >> you literally sign up with your name and e-mail. and they said, go to the gate and walk right in. and i said, okay, i'll try that. and here we are. and i walked right in. >> it's just to have all the fans back together. it's to see the new players the new coach. we love the giants. >> in addition to the on field excitement. fans also have new off-field excitement. to go with the tried and true classics. we can't wait to try the new food. it's always a big deal for us. >> and for the orange and black die-hards. this was sports heaven today. >> i'm more excited about it now than i have been the last four or five years. i feel like there's a bunch of unknowns. that's baseball, right? >> a little torture before a walkoff win for the men in orange. what a day at the ballpark. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> we might be a play-off team year. that's when we're

the return of the mlb welcome back.the brewers famous racing sausages. >> unfortunately, twins outfielder byron buxton you see there apparently didn't get the memo coming within a hair of getting clobbered by brat. the bratwurst. byron buxton brat, this is the tongue twister. >> that was me. yeah. good job. that's a pro right there. yeah, okay. andrew's not here, so i have to read the puns. unfortunately, things took a turn for the worst. worst with you for the twins, at least. who lost the brewers 3 to 2. i was also at mets opening day this weekend. two of three games. we lost to the brewers three times in three days. so that's how the mets go all right, finally, my favorite story of the day. >> forget the birthday cake. >> this happened. where else but the cincinnati zoo? rico the porcupine celebrating his eighth birthday. not with cake and ice cream, but an ear of corn because it looks so cute eating it. the video also shows rico enjoying being gently pet. the zoo says that, contrary to popular belief, a porcupine ca

john fisher and mlb. one.with remaining in oakland are working out any kind of deal whatsoever. but anger from oakland fans isn't just level the day's owner, john fisher, but his friend run the owner of sutter health park, the minor league sacramento river cats and basketball. sacramento kings for him to go and >> help facilitate this or for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and a disappointing. >> ironically, it was run the dva who's 2013 purchase of the kings saved that franchise from being moved to seattle. going forward. a's fans say they will continue their summer boycott of the a's and increase their focus and teams that support the city of oakland. we have events scheduled with the oakland ballers, the roots, the soul. >> and so there's opportunity is somewhat fill that void, even though that the way to says is vast and is huge. but there's going to be opportunities for people to still experience baseball and still get a sense organization th

john fisher and mlb. one.the with remaining in oakland are working out any kind of deal whatsoever. but anger from oakland fans isn't just level the day's owner, john fisher, but his friend run the owner of sutter health park, the minor league sacramento river cats and basketball. sacramento kings for him to go and >> help facilitate this or for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and they just point. >> ironically, it was rounded who's 2013 purchase of the kings saved that franchise from being moved to seattle. going forward. a's fans say they will continue their summer boycott of the a's and increase their focus and teams that support the city of oakland. we have events scheduled with the oakland ballers, the roots, the soul. >> and so there's opportunity is somewhat fill that void, even though that the wait is is is vast and is huge. but there's going to be opportunities for people to still experience baseball and still get a sense organization tha

boone says he plans to reach out to the mlb about this objection each direction.e a's and the yankees play again tonight. first pitch scheduled for 405. an ohio based company throw flame is selling robotic dogs with flame throwers attach device called the thurman. not there thurman, ater was first released last year. it got a lot of attention in april when the throw flame announced they were back in stock. the company says it can send streams of fire up to 30 feet with the push of a button. this flame throwing drone. they have won the flame throwing john. that's also available. has not something i'm getting my kids for their back. don't go anywhere. we have another hour of news ahead for you here on kron. 4 as universities across the country are getting occupied. >> by pro-palestinian protesters will see what's happening here in the bay area. also, some upsetting news for thousands of tesla employees in the bay. there has now been announced a round of major layoffs. i'm justine waldman. kron is a 3. next? (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because

the cbs evening news, 77 years ago today jackie robinson blazed the trail for black players in the mlb. tonight for our heart of america, meet the coach who is honoring robinson's legacy and getting young students into the >>> got to check this out. an ohio teenager has some bragging rights. jacqueline parker set a state record for reeling in the biggest blue catfish ever. look at that thing! it tipped the scales at nearly 102 pounds. after getting proof of the record catch, it took a group effort to get the big fish back into its original habitat. parker says she named him bobby the blue cat. there you go. i don't know what you do after that, how you even top that. are you a big fisherman, paul? >> no. i'm allergic to all fish. >> that's right. that would be no good. >> not much use for that for me. that thing looks like something at a fallout. >> it doesn't even look real. the few times i've tried to fish, the fish are like nope, i'm out. >> it's just an excuse to sit in the boat and have a beverage. >> i agree. who needs an excuse to do that? >> don't need a line in the water. >> as

showed more talent and experience but the manager says some of these guys may have been drafted by mlb teams in years past. >> it used to be 50 rounds in the draft, now there's 20 rounds, now they have no place to play, they come to our league to play, now they are showing off their skills to all 30 teams. and they might get inspiration from one of the assistant coaches, former giants star, j.t. snow, he said he was lured back to hear the crack of the bat and the pop of the glove. >> you never know, there has been a lot of guys coming through making their dreams to get into the big leagues, obviously not everybody is going to get signed, but you can always find that diamond in the rough. >> most of these guys have been playing since they were little kids, but robert is now 35, he plays in the adult league and realizes he is probably too old to be selected, but it is not easy to give up on the game. >> i'm just here to have fun, if there is a chance to make it, i would love to do it. if anything else, i cannot here on a saturday to play baseball. >> up in the stands, he remembers his da

that's all he got was just mlb saying, yeah, yeah, maybe we'll consider it. what he did in offering up sacramento to the a's was completely undercut any and all leverage that oakland had in their negotiations that drove down the price and all that did, larry, was secure that parallel path straight to las vegas. so if vivek thinks the team is going to stay here, all he did was assure that they have the smoothest possible path to vegas. i think it's misguided. >> yeah, and no guarantees, as you mentioned. speaking of no guarantees, we're not even close to a shovel in the ground in las vegas. do you have any more updates on that? because as much as we're going to focus today on the shift to sacramento, if the a's can't get anything financed, built, etc. in vegas, who knows? maybe they do become the sacramento a's at some point. >> yeah, it's absolutely true. they don't know what's going to happen in vegas yet. there are financing questions, but making it cheaper to find a temporary home when you have no home to play in starting next season, assures that it's as

there'a new way to skip the lines at oracle park, the mlb ballpark app where people can access their tickets is now using facial authentication software for its new go ahead entry program. in the app, fans can now take a selfie, upload the picture, and have it confirmed by cameras as they walk through the gates. this means fans who use the go ahead entry program will no longer have to get their tickets scanned to get into the park, go ahead. entry is available at two gates. the lefty o'doul gate on the first base side and the second and king streets gate on the third base side, and fans who were able to make it to oracle park for the giants home opener this afternoon witnessed an instant classic tied at the bottom of the ninth inning. matt chapman scored from first on a hit by thairo estrada for a home opener walk off giants beat the padres 3 to 2. there was a lot of excitement leading up to today's game, the team making a lot of changes in the off season, including new manager bob melvin. fans say they're reevaluating the team's odds this year with the new names on the roster a lot

she's from southern california and is the first woman to sign a professional contract with mlb partner league. >>> the bollards now have 31 players under contract going into spring training. the pioneer lee will also hold another tryout camp next week. the bowlers hold the first overall camp. >>> the next couple of days are pretty nice, then we are going back to winter. we have a lot of changes here, i know, it's been like that as we have a couple of warm days in the middle of the week but then by the time we get to the weekend and we want to get out there and enjoy it, things change. we are also going to see our highs in the low 80s for today and tomorrow with a light wind of mostly sunny skies and by the weekend, it turns cooler with off and on rain namely on saturday. right now, mid to upper 60s, it's 69 in fremont, 64, martinez, 65 in santa rosa. just a few degrees above where we were yesterday at this time and looking at the south day, high temperatures in san jose, headed for 81 degrees. and we will see some upper 70s and low 80s for much of the southbay, san martin, 81. and look