the sports world who aren't baseball fans but if you are to use a very special day and if you're new york mets fan you got to wish each other a happy bobby bunia day in 2000 the mets agreed to buy out the remaining $5900000.00 contract on the knee but he still had however instead of paying him the money right up front they agreed to pay an annual increment of $1200000.00 for 25 years starting july 1st 2011 due to his deal the 57 year old will be paid every year until 2035 when you'll be 72 when he played his last game for the mets in 1909 and lastly in the majors in 2001 st louis cardinals the 3rd baseman right fielder also had a 2nd deferred contract with the mets and world for a payment of $500000.00 a year for 25 years those famous started 2004 and for those asking how does he even happen meso ship at the time helms i fred wilpon invested in a bernie madoff account that promised massive double digit returns that didn't work out and now the mets are penguin and more than current 1st baseman pete alonzo manila it's very strange to think bernie made off the new york mets and bobby vinny a but

they are going and again, it could blow up in the last minute, he's likely to be the owner of the new york mets. it's kind of interesting that cohen's people are also trashing the mets. they are also putting out there how much the mets lose a year, how indebted the team is. on the mets sports network has a lot of leverage, sny, cohen has expressed interest in buying that as well. if you put both of them together it would be $4 billion potential valuation of the mets plus sny. but it is interesting that he's trash-talking the mets, probably telling the other bidders, you know, look what you're going to get into. i have the money to run this thing, i have the cash, i have the access to capital and you are going to be buying an asset that's going to be hard to turn around. so that's what's going on right now. we should point out it's never a done deal until you see the paperwork. steve cohen and the wilpons, the controlling family of the mets, have been down this road before. but people close to cohen are talking and acting like it's his, if the talks progress, and he will be the next owner of the

. >>> up next, the frenzy over bidding for ownership of the new york mets is reaching a crescendo as mystery bidder could now be entering the mix. charlie gasparino has been all over the story. charlie with the mystery bidder, next. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. in a highly capable lexus suv. at the golden opportunity sales event. get zero percent financing on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. on allsome companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. liz: are the owners of the new york mets ready to roll the dice on selling the t

and that has -- jenniferking fun lopez and alex rodriguez are amongst a group bidding to buy the new york metsrding to new york post, the group has offered $1.7 billion -- $1.7 billion for the team. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the economic recovery clearly bottomed. the good news in our view is we bottomed less down in the united states in terms of the economy and it did not dip as much as we were fearing. -- it isning process not clear to us at all how the reopening process will go. tom: that was rob -- jonathan: that was rob wallner on the reopening process. from new york city, alongside tom keene together with lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. i will step away to get ready for "the open" as we count down to the opening bell. looking forward to catching up with lori calvasina of rbc on this market as we get very defensive in the u.s.. tom: absolutely. i am glad that conversation will happen. what we have seen overnight is a reaffir

former a's catcher bruce maxple well back in the brigs signed with the new york mets.e was the first baseball player to kneel back in 2017 protesting social injustice. he's been playing ball in mexico and is now back in the show. abc 7 an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> t >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, billy eichner. tonight, billy porter and music from kim petras. and now, billy eichner. >> billy: hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live". i'm not jimmy kimmel, and this is not live. but i am your guest host, billy eichner, not to be confused with music star billie eilish. some people confuse us. but we do have similar careers. she's an 18-year-old music sensation who won multiple gra

how about a outright change of ownership of the new york mets?en following this back and forth on a possible mets sale. charlie, what are you hearing? >> as we reported last week, neil, the initial bids for the mets, and the bid something being conducted by allen and company, commence on july 9th. it is a very soft date. it is the initial bids. i can't imagine someone put a lot of money on july 10th, that they won't accept it. that is how you do the bidding processes, so you set certain deadlines to try to drum up interests. we understand there is three or four people interested. the initial indications, so now we're talking now as to when the bids are delivered, we understand that they appear pretty weak. there are less than the $2 billion that the wilpons want or essentially need to sell the mets for and what baseball wants. baseball wants the mets to sell for two billion dollars. it's a major market team. if they sell a lot less than two billion dollars, that takes down the value of all the other teams given where the mets play. some of the pr

former a's catcher bruce maxple well back in the brigs signed with the new york mets.he first baseball player to kneel back in 2017 protesting social injustice. he's been playing ball in mexico and is now back in the show. abc an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> thank - today on "tamron hall," grammy-nominated singer and actress janelle monáe talks about starring in the hit amazon series "homecoming," plus barrier- breaking ballerina misty copeland and tips for shedding a few unwanted pandemic pounds. an all- new "tamron hall" starts now. [dramatic theme music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. listen, today's show is so exciting for many reasons, but specifically it's how we are going to start it today. our first

rodriguez reportedly bidding to buy the new york mets. stephen cohen has made an offer. fer thed rodriguez group. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on @quicktake from bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks. coming up, important conversation for perspective on this virus sea to shining sea and then arkansas, the mayor of little rock has his hands full. we will speak to french hill, the representative to congress. stay with us. this is bloomberg. yields lower. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance," tom and francine from london and new york. conversation with wolfgang on europe and brexit. shiftsu look at massive in foreign policy because of the economic shift due to covid-19, we also have a u.s. election coming up, how will the relationship between the u.s. and europe change depending on who is president next year? wolfgang: the relationship has been in a crisis even before trump became president. by otherershadowed relationships between president obama and other leaders but there

they are bidding to buy the new york mets.ered $1.7 billion for the team. 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> we will have to borrow money. we will probably have to put some revenue raisers on the table as we develop our next budget. the first place we will go is the federal reserve special program they have set up. we will go from there. this is going to be and both. borrowing in the billions and meeting federal cash assistance. we are not alone. jonathan: governor murphy on the need for revenue raisers. that is a new term for increasing taxes. do you like that? revenue raisers. whatever you think about the politics, governor murphy is a smart guy. tom: that is a smooth guy. revenue raisers. that was alluded to by vice president biden in scranton. carnagee pandemic and economically across the nation, it is good to talk to someone authoritative from a firm that owns a franchise. that would be collins and c

jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are amongst a group bidding to buy the new york mets.roup has offered $1.7 billion for the team. stephen cohen has made an offer. prefers ceo is said to the rodriguez group if the offer is close to the best bid. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on @quicktake from bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks. folks, risk off in the equity markets, yields come in, all of this about the pandemic nationwide. we will speak with the gentleman from little rock, french hill, about how arkansas in the sunbelt, attacks the pandemic. stay with us, worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance," with the bloomberg business flash. for the first time ever, investors have bet $20 billion against a stock. the value of tesla shares sold short is approaching that milestone. it has risen 230% this year. elon musk poking fun at short-sellers. the pilots union has reached an agreement on a lead program, with early retirement. senior pilots, 62 and old

outside the baseball world but if you are a baseball fan is a very special day and if you're a new york mets fan it's time to wish each other happy bobby benita day in 2000 a mets agreed to buy out the remaining $5900000.00 on vinny his contract however instead of paying him that money at all they agreed to pay an annual increment of $1200000.00 for 25 years starting on july 1st 2000 the lavin due to his deal the $57.00 will be paid every year until 2035 will be 72 years old the nia played his last game for the mets in 1909 and last played in the majors in 2001 for the st louis cardinals the 3rd baseman a right fielder also had a 2nd deferred contract with the orioles for a payment of $500000.00 a year for 25 years those payments started 2004 but for those asking how does he even happen the message ownership at the time held by fred wilpon invested in a bernie madoff account that promised massive double digit returns but that did not work out and now the mets are paying good more than current 1st man pete alonzo if the wild when you read the details of that manila the fact that bernie madoff

jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez are amongst a group bidding to buy the new york mets. group has offered $1.7 billion for the team. offer. cohen has made an to preferwner is said the rodriguez group. global news 24 hours a day, on air and quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: remdesivir treatment reduces death risk by 62% compared to standard care. here with more on vaccines and treatment is catherine troisi. she joins us now. before we drill down into houston, i want to get your understanding of this treatment. if it really works, does that mean we have to react less to the rising cases and hospitalizations we see every day? >> no. yes, it did work in severely ill patients and reduce the mortality rate from one out of e ight to, i'm doing the math in my head. it went from 12% to seven point something percent. death is not the only outcome from this infection. we are learning more about long-term effects. this is good news if you are severely ill. it is better to prevent infectio

the spn reporting signing onto a potential buyout of the new york mets said by alex rodriguez and jenniferam and adding investors for response from the team's owners. rob: a new way the nfl player, teaming up with oakley to create a shield on helmets, the mask is crafted, stopping direct droplets which could spread covid-19 but allowing of airflow, see how that works. jillian: a moment most nfl plans thought they wouldn't see, the team normally known as the redskins searching for a name. the ball is big business and he says this decision comes down to money. rob: let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> i was at the grocery store, the same thing. a big helmet would cover your plastic and seems very secure. they could have been working for nasa. not sure but could have been involved. coming up on "fox and friends," senator josh holly from missouri will join us with the latest and also on deck, lawrence jones joins us to play back some of the interview he had with the family of that one-year-old who was gunned down in the last 48 hours on new york city on t

will reeve outside at citi field, home of the new york mets to break down the big game changers.l. >> reporter: good morning, michael. normally in late july we wouldn't be talking much about regular season baseball. but fans and players alike are excited and more than a little anxious as the pandemic shortened baseball season begins today, it's anything but normal. this morning -- >> home of the 0-1. >> reporter: -- it's opening day in july. after a 119-day delay, major league baseball is back, but no peanuts, no cracker jack, no fans in the stands. instead cardboard cutouts filling seats. simulated crowd noise from a video game, the only sounds beyond the crack of the bat. >> i love the uniqueness of what teams are doing to try to have something instead of empty seats in the stands. >> reporter: to ensure social distancing players will be spread out from the dugout to nearby seats when not out on the diamond. teams staying on lower floors of hotels to avoid elevators, temperature checks as they enter the ballpark, no handshakes, no spitting, not even sunflower seeds. on the fiel

. >> reporter: it was on this day in 1973 that willie mays, representing the new york mets, made his 24th and final all- star game appearance. >> reporter: after a lengthy ovation, mays was struck out by the yankees' sparky lyle. mays' former teammate bobby lyle went 2 for 2 for a homerun. that's the stay in sports, july 24th, i'm joe fonzi. >>> without a little time to check this out. let's go back to the giant dodgers game in l.a. this hurts looking at it. he will get a face full of the panda at first base. that's an ugly collision. both taylor and the panda are okay. if you take a look at a replay or two, let me tell you what, pablo sandoval packs a lot of weight and that could hurt. so the a's and angels, it's in the bottom of the 10th inning, tied three-three on opening night, extra innings. we will have it for you, hopefully a walkoff win by the a's and about 20 minutes from now. that's the sporting life for right now. the >>> next at 11:00->> if you want to open the economy you must support essential workers and the latino community. >> a new push to help essential workers hit

and in just a few minutes, the new york yankees take on the washington nationals on your local fox station. alex hogan is life at the new york metsield in queens with more. alex? >> hi, jon. the game is underway, but it is quiet. the parking lot here is very empty, but fans watching from home say hey, at least baseball is officially back. >> first impression, excitement. i'm just really excited to see the season underway. >> baseball is so ingrained in our lives and our summers. >> i do miss like being able to go grab food in center field at citi field and all that stuff, and grabbing a beer and watching a game. >> -- fans won't get to experience being here, but they will see virtual reality people cheering on their teams. major league baseball created a 100-page manual with new rules including enforcing social distancing, even in the dugout, no extracurriculars on the road, and no spitting. the mlb will have a 60-game regular season this year instead of its marathon of 162 games. in the now format, 16 teams will make it to the play-offs. the toronto blue jays announcing last night that they will be setting up in buffalo, new yor

i broke some news earlier today about a july 8th date for opening bids on the new york mets that allenpany which is auctioning the mets has stated. that's what i'm getting from people who are bidding on this. here's the interesting thing. what i have been told is that alex rodriguez through jpmorgan teamed up with vinny viola and michael prolie, that they will have enough money, that jpmorgan is telling people i'm not there so i have not done the audit but jpmorgan is signaling to others that a-rod, they have raised enough money for a-rod to have a bid. cheryl: a-rod and the mets. still trying to wrap my head around it. charlie: i believe it when i see it. so you know. cheryl: charlie, thank you very much. have a great fourth of july. try not to work too much. actually take a day off. charlie: i plan to take one day off. cheryl: okay. good. you go for that. charlie gasparino, thank you very much. we've got the dow up 101 right now. closing bell, we've got about nine minutes to go. coming up next, today's "countdown" closer's got some picks to help ease market indigestion and eat up pro

mlb kicks off once again but the bidding process for the new york mets is apparently in its final inningt with owners, management as they gear up for final offers. charlie gasparino has more. charlie, what are you hearing? charlie: sorry i had to do this from my phone. i'm having a little trouble [ inaudible ]. by the way, great segment. i tried to order a chinup stand the other day, it was sold out, which will give you an indication people are doing stuff in their house, not going to the gym as much. liz: i know. i know. charlie: this is a huge story, the mets, because it is up for sale, it's owned by a combination of the wilpon family, jeff wilpon, and a real estate investor who was involved in the wilpon family especialli real estate investment. the family fell on tough times because they were involved -- they invested money with bernie madoff and lost some and the team has been in financial straits because of that. now they have to sell. here's what we know about the sale. i thought it was cute the way you said final innings. whoever wrote that. be that as it may. they are in the fin

. >> former a's catcher bruce maxwell has signed with the new york mets. the first baseball player to kneel back in 2017 to ad playiin on our "withst getsnortuty to the mgu with $450 million? if you're kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, you buy a piece of a baseball team. the super bowl champion who recently signed that gargantuan contract has become a member of the kansas city's ownership group. if i handed you 450 mil apiece, what would you buy? any thoughts? >> a private island somewhere probably. [ laughter ] >> in 2020, that's the perfect purchase i think. isolation. >> solitude. >> yes. >> good for him. he's doing great. >> join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight the oakland city council is looking at a measure that would, quote, protect oakland from president trump's federal officers, end quote. my story at 11:00. >> and free masks for all. the nationwide effort being spearheaded by a bay area lawmaker. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you agai

and in new york city the mets faced the yankees at an empty citi field, except for the best seats in the house. those taken by quiet cardboard fans. professional sports will resume in new york city without fans as part of the city's entering into phase 4 of reopenings tomorrow. that still mean there is no indoor dining and there is a stark contrast here in los angeles where we may have to wait three weeks to know whether the closures are working is. major? >> lilia luciano, thank you. we can add jack nicklaus to americans, more than 1.1 million so far who have recovered from coronavirus. the golf legend now 80 told cbs sports today that he and his wife barbara contracted the virus earlier this year. >> our hearts go out to the people that did lose their lives and the families. we were just a couple of the lucky ones. >> garrett: nicklaus says they are both doing fine now. president trump says this in a new interview, quote, i've been right probably more than anybody else, unquote. the topic, coronavirus. nikole killion is at the white house. >> i take responsibility always for everyth

it was some effort here from atlanta braves to pick up willow whose owner is the new york mets player indeed. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport team, that is your tuesday spore briefing. —— sport reefing. a new strategy for england to help people lose weight was published by the government and that comes after obese people were warned they may be more likely to have a severe reaction to covid—19. people think because we're fat, we're stupid, we don't care about ourselves. and it's not that. i don't want to be the person that dies early 'cause of obesity. andi and sandy, best mates — a friendship forged in their common battle with obesity. it doesn't say it very clearly about how much sugar's on there. a determination to live, and to live well. we're looking at the outside, and what i've begun to realise is, the inside's being damaged. my heart, my lungs, and covid has really brought it to home. oh, yeah. that the people that have got a weight issue are not doing as well. they met at morelife, a greater manchester weight loss p

paris has the louvre new york the met here in berlin wants of museums in need of an image make over a new study concludes that the guardian of the art in artifacts the pression cultural heritage foundation is practically guilty of dereliction of duty failing in its job to attract international interests. it's a cultural treasure 2nd to none the pression cultural heritage foundation it's overseeing one of the world's biggest collections for over 60 years but it could do a lot better at state library holds the original score of beethoven's 9th symphony . for t.v.'s bust in its sublime beauty is part of the new museum's collection breathtaking pieces and yet berlin's museums are a kind of sleeping beauty waiting to wake up. we see the foundation structure as preventing the development of the constituent institutions themselves look at the numbers of visitors to the institutions and to individual exhibitions they're far behind those of comparable institutions such as the louvre in paris. the famed pergamon altar is off limits due to renovations. the exhibition concept for frederick the gr

photographer at the new york post who died of the coronavirus at the young, young age of 48 leaving behind a wife and two young children today we got this image. the one the new york metsof a tribute of him of sorts they felt the empty seats at city field with cut out fans during the pan dmic and guess whose likeness that is in photo pick we'll be thinking of him and his family on major league baseball's opening day this thursday thank you so much for watching and for letting us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. our coverage continues with chuck todd after a quick break >>> because of all we've done, the disk to trising to the amern people remain low. the cdc is requiring the use of non-face cloth covering. i don't take responsibility at all. >> it's not racist at all. it comes from china. >> we had a broken system and now we have great system we did all of this work. when you read phony story, nobody acknowledges this everything we did was right. >> what do you say to american who is are watching now who are scared >> i say that you're a terrible reporter that's what i say. >> h

have's the louvre new york has the met museums with world wide thing here in berlin there are museums with vast collections of art and history but a 2 year long study concludes that the guardian of those artifacts the pression cultural heritage foundation they say is practically guilty of dereliction of duty failing in its job to attract international interest and they say it's in sore need of reform. it's a cultural treasure 2nd to none the pression cultural heritage foundation it's overseeing one of the world's biggest collections for over 60 years but it could do a lot better its state library holds the original score of beethoven's 9th symphony . for t.v.'s bust in its sublime beauty is part of the new museum's collection breathtaking pieces and yet berlin's museums are a kind of sleeping beauty waiting to wake up. we see the foundation structure as preventing the development of the constituent institutions themselves look at the numbers of visitors to the institutions and to individual exhibitions they're far behind those of comparable institutions such as the louvre in paris. th

and in new york city the mets faced the yankees at an empty citi field, except for the best seats in the house. those taken by quiet cardboard fans. professional sports will resume in new york city without fans as part of the city's e entering io phase 4 of reopenings tomorrow. that still mean there is no indoor dining and there is a stark contrast here in los angeles where we may have to wait three weeks to know whether the closures are working is. major? >> lilia luciano, thank you. we can add jack nicklaus to americans, more than 1.1 million so far who have recovered from coronavirus. the golf legend now 80 told cbs stort sports today that he and his wife barbara contracted the virus earlier this year. >> our hearts go out to the people that did lose their lives and the families. we were just a couple of the lucky ones. >> garrett: nicklaus says they are both doing fine now. president trump says this in a new interview quote i've been right probably more than nibbles unquote. the topic, coronavirus. new polls however suggest otherwise. nikole killion is at the white house. >> i tak

kathy park, nbc news >>> baseball may be back without fans but mascots are still in the stands the atlanta braves took on the mets in new yorkheering on their team while wearing face mavericks in philadelphia cardboard seats in the seats and look -- i'm focused on the philly phanatic. i was happy baseball was back. i watched more baseball than i have so long >> you're watching everything you can get. >> never know when it will go away you don't appreciate it until it's gone. >> i need to see what gritty is doing in the stands. >> a mexico city cafe is encouraging people to keep social distancing. he's using these bears to keep tables apart it's a light-hearted way of being safe >> whatever works. >> thanks for waking up with us >>> right now at 4:30, breaking news overnight. a shooting outside a 7-eleven in east contra costa county leaves one person dead. next, what investigators are telling us about a second victim. >>> plus, a race for a vaccine. the big announcement from one california university. >>> and oaklanders beg for violence and vandalism to stop after a weekend protest. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a

new york. a leader of ms-13 there. the president made a trip to brentwood new york earlier in his administration, and he met with the families of victims that had been killed by ms-13, including the family of two young girls who were butchered with machetes. the person that we are seeking the death penalty against was involved in those murders as well as the murder of two african-americans who they just saw on the street and thought they were from a rival gang and just butchered. those are the actions we are taking. there are more coming as we target the leadership of ms-13. we are working very closely with the el salvador ends on this. they been very cooperative. we have the hsi and the fbi with operations down in el salvador. >> president trump: and past administrations, el salvador, honduras, guatemala, did not cooperate with the united states at all. they wouldn't let us bring people back. under this administration, a long time ago, almost my second or third day, i said, "that's not going to work." you bring the back and they say, "get them out of here, we are not taking them." they don't even come close to saying that a

reporter: the spike in crime comes as police across the country face daily protests llrefo.in new york city that metbanding a plainclothes anticrime unit often accused of being overly aggressive. >> we need to have precision policing. >> reporter: eric adams is brooklyn, new york, bureau president and former cop says that move was premature. you think that was a mistake. >> the dismantling was smart, but you need to rebuild after the dismantling. >> reporter: leaving the question, how do you police communities which need police protection the most? jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: citing that increase of violence in american cities, president trump used a briefing on the coronavirus tonight to justify sending federal forces onto the streets of portland, and said he is sending others to chicago. cbs's weijia jiang is at the white house tonight, weijia? >> reporter: norah, for the second night president trump held a coronavirus briefing alone, ignoring criticism that he should let the health experts do the talking. late this evening the mayor of chicago said the president has already f

we are live in citi field, home of the new york mets. hey, alex. >> hi, arthel.aking place behind me is a beautiful day for baseball, but it looks like no one's here of course. both of those teams are in the field right now, definitely a unique experience. >> there is definitely a desire and a pent up demand to either escape or just really get engaged in to baseball and other sports. >> it's fox sports 25th year of broadcasting mlb games. new technology coming into play this season. the only ones that you will catch on the big screen in the stadium this year are the virtual ones or the cardboard cutouts. each stadium will pump crowd noise through its pa system and while everyone stays home, fans will need to get creative to enjoy the game too. to bring baseball back in, big changes. this year 16 team wills make it to the play-offs. -- teams will make it to the play-offs. it eliminated the wildcard games and instead eight best of three matchups, all of which will be played at the home ballpark of the higher seed. love it or hate it, most fans agree this is definit

. >>> here's my story -- the new york mets' opening day is next friday, a week from friday. there kind of. the mets announced a cardboard cutout program for $86. they will put a cutout photo of you in the stands at city field. cutouts are free for season ticket holders who renewed their packages for next year. the proceeds go to the mets foundation. when baseball resumed in south korea earlier this year, you may remember teams had cutouts of their fans in the ballparks, too. other teams are doing this. the mets are also -- sources say the mets are also going to be piping in crowd noise along with the cutouts of fans. i guess that probably won't include any booing i don't think -- >> are we aware of any confirmed takers yet? >> i would love to be able to be watching the game at home and see myself in the crowd. they say you can't pick your seat. that you can't do. >> that's problematic. >> i think that's fun. >> it's fun, you know. a lot of money. >> i think it's fun. and i wonder -- tony, i wonder, anthony, are you going to be okay? how you feel about the mets. we know more

new york mets just played the braves in a series.s is stuff major league baseball -- david: matt, this could ripple throughout sports. as we all know baseball is more social distancing than most sports. the outfielders very rarely touch hands with anybody. even infielders don't get that close to people. so if it can happen in baseball you're damn sure it could happen in football. >> that is the big concern now, everybody talking will the nfl go bubble approach like we've seen the nba take, seen the nhl approach, major league soccer. major league soccer had two clubs eliminated with coronavirus taking them out of the picture but they were able to go on with the event nfl is looking into this. not a lot of time left. players report to training camp tomorrow. major league base balt is going ahead with the season. termination not on the docket. we'll see if there suspension for the week or what the plan is. david: there are a plan, players can't play until they have two negative tests within a 24 hour period, 24 hours apart. they have to

the new york mets and other teams, you can cut out a likeness. what fox is doing.e putting in crowds and virtual reality like they do add in games. if you also watch the game yesterday, a murmur underneath. a tryout. i am for that. the production value is great. it is interesting. watching at home and cheer. aaron judge hits a homer. >> old tv shows like i love lucy. we are used to that to a certain extent. it does make it more watchable. >> i do not want the cam laughter and baseball. david: or on fox and friends in the morning. there is a little bit of politics thrown in here. players on both teams taken e before the national anthem last night. not during, but just before the national anthem. what did you think of that? >> i loved it. i loved it. curtis granderson one of the people that pioneered it. let's show unity. that was the rope. they kneeled before the game. that is what a lot of people do before big games. they want to get their heads together. their thoughts together. they stood for the national anthem. i thought that was perfect. >> not insulting the n

they said that they urged china to stop what they again call the line activities is that they met in new york city just last month they met with chinese officials again in hawaii prior to that they begged them essentially to look cease your behaviors we're not getting the mutual reciprocity that we expect of our diplomats but they say that china made a decision to carry on and we should point out this is well the troubled ministrations taking this action we have long heard from democrats and republicans the broader concerns of intellectual property theft of backdoor espionage of china and its sort of the those that it has conducting these activities inside the united states the question was when to pull the trigger if you will on taking a stronger stance towards china this is something that this administration decided to do from the get go whether it was trade when donald trump came into office or now following the current cern's with covert 19 and the impact it's had on the u.s. economy it's clear the united states has decided to take this head on we should point out in advance of an electio

he's at the wall see ya >> reporter: overnight the yankees wrapping up a warm-up series with the new york mets everyone that's here i think has opted in and fought through it and feels comfortable that not only we're doing things that give us the best chance to be safe but also understand the risk that is involved with this. >> reporter: those risks are real during a pandemic the league shortened 60-game season will look different on the diamond. spitting and chewing tobacco are prohibited pitchers can't lick their fingers on the mound and high fives, fist bumps, and hugs are out and restrictions get even tougher in canada. the government is not allowing the toronto blue jays to play games at home citing the risks of traveling in and out of the u.s. where covid cases are nfl rising pro football is also tackling its own unprecedented season as nfl players report to training camps this week, the league and its players association are working on implementing safety measures >> the league believes what they've come up with is safe and reasonable >> reporter: but some of the nfl's biggest stars dis

. >> the project came back after california, 20 years in new york where you and i met and then when i was approached by mark shortly before i left new york, it seemed like a great opportunity to collaborate with such a respected documenttarian and i just started hearing about mayor todd and was very curious about what he was doing in stockton. you could already sense the narrative was changing about stockton, growing up, stockton didn't have the same shine you were seeing now, so i was very interested in kind of being part of the process and helping build that story. >> yeah, mayor, one of the most powerful moments in the film is during an interview with your father who is currently incarcerated for an armed robbery and he explains that he did that to get money to pay for your baby sister's funeral. it's really a powerful moment to watch as a viewer, so i'm curious, what was your reaction when you watched that for the first time? >> it was jarring. because i had no idea. me and my father never talked that frequently, so i didn't know what he was incarcerated for. i just knew 25 to lif

his mask as he belts this home run, but in an effort to make the game feel normal, here in new york, the metsill seats behind home plate while pumping generic fan noise through the stadium speakers. >> this is 2020 baseball. if this is what it's going to be, this is what it's going to be. you got to keep a smile on your face and just embrace it. and have fun with it. >> reporter: the biggest stars walking up to the plate, feeding the hunger of the sport's diehards. as opening day 2020 approaches. with covid-19 looming over the season, "the washington post" is reporting mlb coronavirus testing data shows an encouraging trend. of the more than 10,000 samples tested from july 10th through thursday, only six were new positives. but for players like atlanta braves' all-star freddie who tested positive for the virus, there's still some concern. >> friday night i -- that was the scariest night for me, i spiked to 104.5 fever, so thankfully george wasn't awake when i texted him because i probably would have gone to the hospital, but the whole goal is for me to be ready by opening day. >> still defini

. >> alex rodigues he jennifer lopez reportedly getting nfl star support new york mets demarco murrays minority owner favorite in this bidding war, o fox business,.com boeing has been awarded a contract with united states air force worth nearly 23 billion dollars to manufacture f50 fighter jets, virginia man has raised more than 150,000 dollars, to buy goya products doebt to local food pantries after critics called for boycotted over ceo pro-trump comments, are a buy cot instead. >> is it johnnie walker whiskey in paper bottle next year if it tastes like a paper straw i am out. >> are you've got wine, and paper containers now plastic, br because everything is to go, right? >> have a. >> and better for the environment that is the point. >> true lauren simonetti. >> thank you very much, are all right future of we will stay with food an alcohol, the industry hit hard by covid-19 pandemic, knc closing deepening rooms in corporate owned stores in florida because of surge in cases across that state kfy owned by yum brands my guest ceo of one of the quick service restaurant companies more th

new york. these days the mets are soprano chiara trying to launch tends to look at manhattan from a distance. be like the city her job came to a standstill because of the covert 19 pandemic she can't wait to get back to broadway where a dream come true she scored several roles in the musical the girl from the north country which premiered on march 5th before having to close just a week later. reluctant to her it was the middle of her soul we had a single up a copy cup on the table you know everything was still there so i got to go back there about a month ago to collect some things i still have things in the theatre some pictures and belongings and hopes that you know will be back in january. the critics describe their production which features bob dylan's music as a stalling success. when the audience gets to see it again the themes are likely to feel more relevant than ever even though the musical is set during the great depression of the 19th s. he says it's just about getting through some really tough times so i think that the play will resonate resonate very well there after everything w

new york, a leader of ms-13 there. the president made a trip to brentwood, new york, earlier in his administration. and he meth the families of victims that have been killed by ms-13, including the family of two young girls who were butchered with machetes. and the person that we are seeking the death penalty against was involved in those murders, as well as the murder of two african americans who they just saw on the street and thought they were from a rival gang and just butchered. so those are the actions that were taken. there is more coming as we are going to target the leadership of ms-13. we are working very closely with the el salvadorians on this; they have been very cooperative. have the hsi and the fbi with operations down in el salvador. pres. trump: in past administrations, el salvador did not cooperate. administration, my second or third day, i said that's not going to work. get them out of here, we are not taking them. they don't even come close to saying that anymore. be operation is going to very good. this is probably the meanest, worst gang anywhere in the world, the ms-13 group. a big dent

story that seems to go on and on billionaire hung fund guy steve cohen offering $2 billion for the new york metsy give? >> not quite the $2 billion that cohen pow ened up but j-low a-rod competitive at $1.7 billion according to the new york post they have the funding and the bid will keep them in the game at least for now and the mets owners, the wilpon family reportedly prefer to sell it to the rodriguez and j-low group which comes from florida panther s owner, so steve cohen pays a quarter of a billion dollars more than the closest rival bid in order to win the mets so that's where the $2 billion price tag comes from but that's actually less than cohen's previous bid at $2.6 billion so negotiations there fell apart at the last minute but didn't j-lo say that love doesn't cost a thing? ashley: well i don't think anyone believes that but okay. if she did, david asman, i know you wanted to get in on this. what do you have to say? david: it's a wonderful story because the wilpon's can't stand financial guys like cohen but they might be stuck and have to take his higher price, because he's offering

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