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the new york yankees and boston red sox are "very close" to agreeing a deal to play two regular season major league games at the london stadium, west ham's home ground. plans to host 2019 cricket world cup matches there won't be affected. ryan day's impressive form shows no signs of slowing down — he beat the world number one mark sellby 6—3 in the first round of snooker‘s players championship in llandudno. the welshman has won the last two tournaments in gibraltar and romania, and ended the match with this total clearance of 133 to book a quarter—final meeting with countryman mark williams. so how are we getting on with the badminton? up up to 80 now, pretty impressive so far. let's see how we get on, can it be three figures? kamilla rytterjuhl and christinna pedersen went on to win the match and their first all england title. if they had gone forjust a bit longer they might have broken the world record but still pretty impressive. that's all from sportsday. you can watch that clip if you like on this board website. we'll have more throughout the evening. let's get more on the breakin

former new york yankees legend derekjeter is the ceo.ying in north america, by games taking place over the coming hours. the milwaukee bucks up against the golden state warriors. the bucks are eight in the eastern conference. the golden state warriors, reigning champions. that one gets under way in short while on the cricket is 82/2, england are the present after new zealand won the toss in the second test match and cinnamon to bat the second session but be go to the website, you will see the live text update on that. go to it. until next time, goodbye. make no mistake, there is a lot of weather of varying types to come this easter weekend. some of it could cause some problems, too. there'll be some rain around at times. notjust that — some snow. easter monday looks a troublemaker, we'll see that at a moment. temperatures on the cool to cold side of average, but there will be some drier, sunny moments too. we'll detail all of that as we look throughout the entire easter weekend, starting with good friday. there will be some snow showers

dustin fowler, if we can roll the video he was with the new york yankees last year making his major-league debut as an outfielder and you have to see what happened. imagine you have worked your whole life to get to this point, he had not even come up to bat and he sustains a gruesome knee injury on this crash trying to make a great catch down the line in chicago. he was out of it with surgery following this gruesome incident and he is actually suing the chicago white sox for this injury because the electrical outlet down there is what created the injury to his knee. it was not protected or covered or padded and he has bounced back as i said, he was included in that trade and the a's see him as the regular centerfielder but earlier this morning he talked about the injury and why he is happy that he has landed with the oakland a's. >> it is definitely one of the craziest roller coasters. the highest high you can get in baseball and then the lowest low. it was very humbling and then coming off of the surgery you get traded so it was one of the craziest months i will have but i do not regret a

the games could involved the new york yankees and boston red sox.would be the first major league baseball games hosted in europe. that's all from sportsday. thanks very much indeed forjoining us. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former trade minister, lord digbyjones and broadcaster and campaigner, henry bonsu. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft reports that facebook is set to face questions from us regulators about how data from its users were leaked to cambridge analytica, the uk company that worked for donald trump's election campaign. the guardian claims it laid a key role in bringing him into power. the i says facebook‘s founder, mark zuckerberg has been called to parliament to give evidence on privacy and fake news. the daily telegraph has an interview with a british surgeon based who help direct operations in the syrian city of aleppo via the web, who fears that the hacking of his computer led to a hospital being bombed by

the new york yankees and boston red sox are "very close" to agreeing a deal to play two regular seasonket world cup matches there won't be affected. ryan day's impressive form shows no signs of slowing down — he beat the world number one mark sellby 6—3 in the first round of snooker‘s players championship in llandudno. the welshman has won the last two tournaments in gibraltar and romania, and ended the match with this total clearance of 133 to book a quarter—final meeting with countryman mark williams. so how are we getting on with the badminton? up up to 80 now, pretty

notably here not making this year's top five, the new york yankees, who dropped to seventh place. heir lowest ranking since 1992. >>> after days of protest, there are new questions about the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man last week in sacramento. 22-year-old stephon clark was fatally shot by police in his grandparents' backyard. in an emotional press conference, his family asked the all too familiar question, why did it happen? and there are also unanswered questions about why the officers muted their body cameras after shooting clark, stoking more suspicion among his family and protesters. well get the latest from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: her emotions still raw, tequita thompson, grandmother of stretch clark spoke about her loss. >> great grand babies don't have their daddy. >> reporter: she was at home last week when police confronted clark in her backyard. officers were responding to reports a vandal was breaking car windows when they encountered clark, officers said they thought he had a gun. >> show me your hands, gun, gun, gun! >> called 911, they're shoot

the new york yankees and boston red sox are "very close" to agreeing a deal to play two regular seasonwest ham's home ground. plans to host 2019 cricket world cup matches there won't be affected. that's all your sport now. much more coming up at10:30. the parents of a six—year—old boy with a rare form of epilepsy, who have been campaigning for him to be allowed to use medicinal cannabis, have been told they will be granted a licence on compassionate grounds. alfie dingley wasjoined by his family and the actor sir patrick stewart as they handed in a petition at downing street earlier today. his parents say cannabis oil, which is illegal even for medical use in the uk, will help control his seizures. we presented our petition number 10 downing street this afternoon. we were asked in, which we did not know was going to happen, so that was wonderful. we met with minister hurd and our own mp, jeremy wright, and the prime minister also came in to say hello, which was very nice of her to make the time off the diary. this is very positive. there is still a lot of work to be done. the home offi

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a routine scheduled to play thursday including the new york yankees.m payroll for 2018 estimated to be $167 million. lois yankee payroll since 2003. 167 million the yankees ranked seventh in baseball, the lowest ranking in 26 years. who has the highest there will? awesome red sox estimated 223 million. boston will spend 81 million more on their roster than the oakland a's and chicago white box combined. remember montrÉal expos vladimir guerrero. also played in canada for toronto. using his dad sold for in addition game. >> number 27, guerrero junior. >> you are his dad's number for eight years in montrÉal. move over, john wooden. basketball coach julie soriano to the final four for an ncaa division. huskies car south carolina by 29 to reach the final four on 11 straight seasons. congratulations. congrats to the vegas golden knights. the nhl team clinched a playoff spot last night. move over sister jean. here comes mary bell hit, the 100-year-old grandmother former michigan star jay lynn wrote to have a final four matchup has a message for sister jean a

. >>> major league baseball's opening day is thursday and the new york yankees are about to start the their lowest payroll since 1992. according to the associated press, the yanks will have baseball's seventh high heest payroll and will avoid paying the league's luxury tax for the first time since the policy began in 2003. meanwhile, the red sox top the majors with a payroll of about $223 million. >>> and finally, the fallout over the sexual abuse scandal resolving around former gymnastics doctor larry nassar continues. william strampel, the new york state university dean who supervised nassar has been arrested on unknown charges weeks after the school announced plans to fire him over his, quote, personal conduct. earlier this year, strampel stepped down as the head of the college of osteopathic medicine due to the scandal and came up fire for failing to confirm that nassar was following requirements. and in the fall of 2016, strampel reportedly told a group of students and administrators that he did not believes nassar's accusers. so the fallout may still.continue there, guys. >> thi

i remember 1978 with the new york yankees, the chaos in the locker room, all of them went nuts, georgenner, it spurned one of the greatest sports books ever, the bronx zoo, and they won the world series that year. >> again, jen, there is fair criticism for the chaos we have seen in the west wing over the last few weeks. yet some things seem to be working. >> sure, look, i think success of a presidency is more than photo-opes. it is more than retweets and cable chirons. for trump, if you look at the last couple of weeks there was no process around the tariffs. you've seen what a disaster that's been. obviously him being willing to pursue diplomacy is a positive. the secretary of state, the secretary of defense had no idea, the vice president contradicted his policy earlier in the day, tells you there is not really a strategy here. so there is a lot of problem with chaos and lack of progress and process, i should say, and that is a determinant of whether to be successful. >> as a former state department spokesperson, did you break out in hives when you saw the secretary of state was so i

behold the mighty charleston river dogs, a minor league feeder team for the new york yankees. [ cheerseston river dogs, charleston resident bill murray. >> sean: said i had too many beers to drive, i'm gonna take shotgun. >> bill: we're gonna see how fast he can go all the way around the outfield. >> anthony: today the river dogs are facing the evil forces of the dreaded savannah sand gnats. >> bill: yow! that's going to score a run, and that's going to leave a mark. he's gonna hold him. >> anthony: bad day for the sand gnats. >> bill: you're hated. you're hated. >> anthony: we will crush you like a -- well, sand gnat. >> bill: a sand gnat has almost no backbone. almost not skeletal structure. they fold. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long corn dog known as the "pig on a stick," we knew we'd be coming here, husk, sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, e

seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson batting for the new york yankees in spring training, this happened yesterday. wilson appeared as a pinch hitter in the fifth inning in a game against the atlanta braves and tampa where the yankees play. there you see it just like casey, he struck out. first time that the former super bowl winning qb had played in a pro baseball game since 2011. the home team, though, still cheering him on. >>> on the tim tebow watch he also struck out but also got a hit yesterday so tebow's career continues. wilson won't end up playing for the yankees, a lot of fun for everybody. >> you are our in-house yankees expert on all things. i do remember some tears last year. >> yeah, yeah. >> vaguely. bringing that back up. >> congratulations, houston astros. >> i don't know about tears. as ron claiborne likes to say, you can't hurt steel. thank you, ron. appreciate it. >> i do like to say that. >> yeah, he does. >>> coming up on "gma." a new warning for american travelers. the popular tourist destination where an apparent explosive device was found on a ferry ry w

. >> new york yankees 14.5 games behind red sox. george brenner considered a lunatic, fired three managers, chaos in the white house. you know what, they won the world series. get the right people in the right positions eventually people follow into place. >> that's an analogy. >> i love it. i'm a baseball fan. >> don't tell me red socks fan. >> san francisco giants. but i'm not buying that. this isn't baseball. this is world stage. super power. and it's not like people are leaving for good reasons. steven mnuchin should leave because he just took million dollars of taxpayer money to fly on military aircraft. his predecessor flew commercial. he's not leaving. he's fine. >> that's because the list of offenses and relatively bad they are that's low on the list. >> apparently low on the list. >> i'm not saying that to be funny. >> high on my list. low on his list. but talking about somebody like john kelly. i vl no political affinity for him, obviously. but the people he's talking about getting rid of, john kelly, h.r. mcmaster, maybe

the new york yankees and boston red sox are "very close" to agreeing a deal to play two regular season's home ground. plans to host 2019 cricket world cup matches there won't be affected. that is all your sport for now. more coming up at10:30. 23 russian diplomats and theirfamilies have now left the uk after being expelled by the british government over the salisbury nerve agent attack on a former spy. they left on a plane bound for moscow this afternoon as the prime minister theresa may chaired a meeting with the national security council to decide if further sanctions should be imposed on russia. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale reports. it was dubbed ‘expulsion day‘ — the moment russian diplomats and their families began the long journey home from their embassy in london, sent packing after their government was blamed by britain for the nerve agent attack in salisbury. those staying behind gathered outside to hug their colleagues, wave goodbye and, yes, shed the odd tear, as the long cavalcade of coaches and cars left for the airport. the embassy released pictures of a re

the new york yankees and boston red sox are "very close" to agreeing a deal to play two major leaguehe first mlb games hosted in europe and they wouldn't affect any cricket world cup matches which are also scheduled to take place at the stadium during the summer. you can find out more on those stories on the website. more coming up stories on the website. more coming up in sports day at 6:30pm. just want to tell you some breaking news. jennie formby has been announced as the labour party nec chair. she was to be honest the only seen —— senior challenge given the momentum candidate had pulled out. jenny thornby has been confirmed as labour's new general secretary in the past few minutes. more now on the allegations that cambridge analytica used data from 50 million facebook profiles. mps have called on mark zuckerberg to appear before parliament over the matter. it is concerned about how social media platforms collect and use use information. with me is lisa—maria neudert, who is researcher at the oxford internet institute. also i'm joined by adrian newby, who is chief technology offi

then he gets traded from the boston red sox to the new york yankees., and you boo him. so seinfeld says you're not rooting for the player, we are cheering for the clothes. we are rooting for the laundry. and that's what a lot of us are doing. we are rooting for laundry, and principles, good-bye. >> rick: well, that is an interesting example. we use to take entertainment and sports as a refuge from politics. and you can't really do that anymore, can you? >> no, they were safe havens. so watch the academy awards on sunday night. see if you can escape politics. there are going to be a donald trump jokes, comments about guns. you can't escape politics by entering the world of entertainment. fourth, look. i am all for sports, for athletes, using their microphones for important things like civil rights. i am for that. but when lebron james calls president trump a bomb and says he doesn't give a [bleep] about the american people, that crosses a line. you can't even go into the world of entertainment or sports to escape anymore. >> rick: well, at least you can

. >> is there -- the interlocking and lie of the new york's yankees.ball hopes to cash in on the cash by playing a 2 game regular season series and the rival boston red sox, next june 19th and 20th. players would each get an extra $60,000 collective-bargaining agreement. yanks manager aaron boone says it is a shorter trip than going to california. if americans could wake up to watch english premier league soccer, folks in london see the most intense rivalry of america's pastime, tyrone luna who played 10 seasons in the nba and is only 40 years old is unable to coach the cavaliers this season. he is taking a medical leave of absence, he says i have had chest pains, other troubling symptoms, loss of sleep, no conclusion about that. the cavaliers will be talking about larry drew who was on the sidelines, front row seat, the greek freak, the man stir slam. they cannot contend with lebron james is court 40 points and a triple-double, the cavs beatbox by 7. and a basketball game. lebron james managed to stay so healthy this season, uncovered a better than kn

i mean, i don't know anyway, now some -- some squawk booze news the new york yankees debuting a machinecan imprint images on beer foam. >> what? >> including the likenesses of some of their star players, but if you're dreaming of an aaron judge on a pilsner on opening day, they run afoul of major league baseball's policies it won't be available at yankee stadium. >> can they use old guys who have retired here's the babe. >> yogi, something like that >> it is a special day here at cnbc we are presenting a one-day event at the roosevelt hotel in new york that's bringing together top health care investors. ceos and technologists trying to explore the innovations that will be driving better outcomes, financially and clinically meg tirrell joins us with more meg, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, becky. well, we're going to have a big day of news here at cnbc's first ever healthy returns conference. health care news kicking off the day for us japanese drug maker takita is looking to acquire shire up almost 19% in the pre-market trade. they had to express that interest they have until

hockey player deciding he's going to pitch in the seventh game of the world series against the new york yankeest work that way. >> i don't want to disparage him because i don't know him but i'll say that from one hand trying to get ted olsen to represent you -- >> yeah. >> and obsessed, easily the -- one of the great stars of conservative legal jurisprudence and to go from ted olson and someone i believe -- i'm going to ask dan goldman if he knows anything about him but i don't believe they recognize the name or familiarity with him and, you know, we all would know about ted olson and ty cobb. so, dan, i ask you, what does he bring to the table or a name you're unfamiliar with as we are? >> he can defend trump against a murder charge. >> in georgia. >> in georgia. i don't think that's what we're dealing with. >> maybe. you never know. >> that's not what we're dealing with here. i actually -- it wasn't crazy when trump said he was having difficulty because of the conflicts of interest. that is actually an issue. there are a ton of witnesses and law firms around the country are conflicted out. >>

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. >> holding the final competition at yankee stadium one of new york's most iconic pieces of real estateids in but makes it exciting. what's more important to the founders is not just that the kids take a swing at real estate, but that they follow through. >> we give 20% of the profits to to a eye 1 c 3 that issues scholarships everywhere we issue a scholarship if you continue to be engaged. it's in the classroom and online. >> i never knew i would be able to invest in something so real it's on the market, to now being presented it in front of like millionaires. >> but sometimes million dollar dreams can come true. project destined has established itself now in four cities. and they are definitely not stopping there. they may actually be here in d.c. this summer. plans are no the works. they're talking to people on the ground. real estate investors from the local market that's the important part to get them involved in teaching the kids. becky. >> diana ayou saw in the shark tank style panel lined up. what did you think of the pitches? what did you take away from it. >> it was amazing. t

. >> reporter: holding the final competition at yankee stadium, one of new york's most iconic pieces not only draws the kids in, but makes for an exciting event. but what's more important to the founders here is not just that the kids take a swing at real estate, but that they follow through. >> we give 20% of our profits to a 501 c 3 that issues scholarships, so every quarter we're issuing you a scholarship if you continue to be engaged, and engagement is both in our classroom, but also online. >> i never knew that for a young kid like me, i would be able to invest in something so real that is actually on the market to now being presented in front of like millionaires. >> reporter: but sometimes, million-dollar dreams do come true project destined has established itself now in four cities and they're not stopping there they may actually be here in d.c. this summer plans are already in the works they're talking to people here on the ground, real estate investors from the local market. that's the most important part, to get them involved in teaching the kids becky? >> diana, i saw you

the one team in new york, the yankees, saying that the cubs.we have a really competitive season. maria: but also because of these rule changes. the talk about speeding up the game as one of them. testing the minor leagues. a runner on second base as the game goes to extra innings. does this expand to the major leagues? >> the rule changes in the major leagues this year are speeding up the clock batters have to be ready to go at 2:05 i should say this about 25 seconds, which adds up to be a lot of time. six per game. the idea there is to take the time out of the game. we're trying to proceed slowly at the major-league level. more aggressive in the minor leagues. they feel like they are successful. those could come to the major leagues. the extra inning rule i don't see at the major league level. some people like it. does make for excitement, but breaking the tradition at the big-league level is not likely to happen. >> the lady is speeding up the game, is that to make sure that it doesn't impact in engagement? we watch what is happening at the n

yankee stadium is also home to the new york city football club. and by "football" of course they really mean soccer. (crowd cheering) why is it called "soccer" in america when it's called "football" everywhere else in the world? - dang it! i have no idea the answer to that question. but what i think is that we always, here in america, we love to do things different. so, we already had football, and so then we thought, "well, wait a minute, we can't change that 'cause that's an american sport," which is fine, so we gave it "soccer". but what i like is that it says socc-her, "her", it's a game for her, a game for you. - [emily] and how did it feel to meet brandi chastain? - oh, my heart was beating so fast! it was so cool! - [emily] i have to admit that my own heart was beating fast. getting andrea and brandi's autographs meant a lot to me. i've been playing soccer since i was six. but little did i know that the best was yet to come. brandi let me wear one of her olympic gold medals. - it's heavy, right? - it is. brandi's goal is to share her love o

new york area. it's been difficult. other than for the yankees >> yeah, true. yankees are underdog favorite.hat >> it's one of the great days of the year opening day, of course >> is it >> it really is. we're going to try to hang on to these gains. we'll get "stop trading" with jim in a minute. i think we should do that meeting tomorrow. well wait. what did you think about her? it's definitely a new idea, but there's no business track record. well, have you seen her work? no. is it good? good? at cognizant, we're helping today's leading banks make better lending decisions with new sources of data- so, multiply that by her followers, speaking engagements, work experience... credit history. that more accurately assess a business' chances of success. this is a good investment. she's a good investment. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. >>> let's get to jim and "stop trading. >> tough downgrade for starbucks. below consensus. they take the price target from 70 to 56 they say china is going to fall below initial management commentary same-s

yankee blood. i brought a jacket that is too hot for me. it is snowing in new york. i am enjoying being overheated. our book, the internationalists, is the story of the modern international order, about the people who helped to build it and why despite its imperfections it is crucial that it be defended now more than ever. the central argument of the book is the origins can be traced to a specific date in history. august 27, 1928, world leaders gathered together in paris. the treaty was signed on that date goes by the name the kellogg brand pack, kellogg for frank kellogg, the american secretary of state and brian, the french foreign minister, has largely been forgotten. i am just curious, show of hands, who has ever heard of the kellogg brand act? that is a lot of people. that is much more, savanna, very educated. most people have never heard about it. actually, most law professors have never heard of it and the people who have heard of it think it is among the most ridiculous things diplomats have ever tried to do. the idea that you could end war by signing a piece

first of all, i have yankee blood so i brought a jacket, but it's just too hot for me. although, it is snowing in new york so i'm enjoying being overheated. so our book, the internationalist is the story of the modern international order about the people who helped build the and why, despite it's in a perspective it's crucial that it be defended now more than ever. the central argument of the book is that the origins of the modern world order can be traced to a specific date in history, august 27, 1928 when the world leaders gathered together in paris to outlaw war. now, the treaty that was signed on that date, which goes by the name the kellogg brand pack, it has largely been forgotten. i'm just curious, chopin's, who has heard of the pact? >> wow. that is a lot of people. that is much more, that's very educated. most people have never heard about it and actually, most law professors have never heard of it. the people who have heard of it think it's among the most ridiculous things that diplomats have ever tried to do. the idea that you could end war by signing a piece of paper strikes many people as the

new york's hometown soccer team. >> for people who don't know what new york city soccer club is? >> we're one of the professional teams in the u.s., part of major league soccer, home games at yankeee players from all over the world and u.s. playing at highest, highest levels. it's a great moment for soccer in the united states. yaepg stadium we host great and incredible events. >> thank you so much. this is a good way to stay warm when it's pretty cold outside. 24 hours worth of soccer. it is going to be on the cold side. let's take a look at what's going on across the country where we are waiting for the inequities storm system to make its way up the coast. for now rain down along golf course. isolated severe storms are possible and that will move eastward. eventually start to see clouds fill in, lighter snow through virginia as we go through tomorrow and tomorrow night. we are looking at the flood risk along gulf coast as well >>> expecting mostly cloudy skies today, midday, especially areas south of san francisco of a chance of seeing a little bit of rain at times. though totals we think will be light, you can see how most will be falling around the south bay in portions of th

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