it is a baseball signed by lou gehrig, the great new york yankees ballplayer when he was a patient here in 1939. the black-and-white photo shows this to garrick as a patient. lou garrick as a patient. he gave back. he gave batting lessons and pitching clinics and worked out with the american legion team. bob asked lou gehrig to sign his lucky ball and he did sign the ball on his birthday in june of 1939, the day he was diagnosed with als. he signed the ball for bob and bob kept the ball for 75 years. the color photo shows bob as an elderly man still treasuring the baseball. bob sold the baseball to andy. andy bought the ball for the sole purpose that he and his daughter, taylor, who we see in the photo, would give it to mayo clinic to inspire our patients. you have generosity across many generations coming together with this one baseball signed by a great american athlete. this is a replica of the nobel prize that mayo clinic received in 1950. two mayo staff members, dr. edward kendall, a laboratory scientist and dr. philip hinch worked together on the invention and clinical use of cort

gary the great new york yankees ballplayer when he was patient here in 1939. the black and white photo shows that mr. garry was a patient and he gave back in many ways. he prevented local youth including a fellow named bob terry, he gave batting lessons and worked with bob's team, american legion team, of the soldiers feel. bob us carry to sign his lucky ball and gary signed the ball we think on gary's birthday in 1939 the day he was diagnosed with analysts here in mayo clinic. the point in time he signed the bowl for bob, but kept it, the color photo shows bob was an elderly man touching the ball, and then of his life he sold the ball to a anti, a local business executive here in rochester. he bought the ball for the sole purpose so that he and his daughter, taylor, would give it to mayo clinic to display to inspire our patients. other examples here would be the replica of the nobel prize that mayo clinic received in 1950. two staff members, dr. edward handle, elaborate a recent, test and doctor clinch, elaborate tall adjust were together on the invention and

. >> reporter: quinn a huge new york yankees fan completing the challenge alongside the red sox. >> helike it was a competitive sport. he was knocked down to the mat several times and brought himself back up. >> reporter: pat quinn's advocacy shining a light on a misunderstood and misrepresented disease. >> when we find a cure, it will be largely because of pat. >> reporter: pat was 37 years old. he said all of us will face adversity in our lives. he said it's how you overcome challenges that leaves your legacy. check out als.org for more ways to help. >>> breaking news on "america this morning." violence breaks out at a church in california. several people are stabbed. at least two are dead. the latest from the scene overnight. >>> airports crowded as americans defy cdc guidelines and travel for thanksgiving. coronavirus cases sky rocketing. one death almost every minute. what we're learning about the timeline for the first vaccine and the new restrictions on restaurants, bars and gyms. >>> breaking overnight, bide choice. the president-elect announcing his choice for secretary of st

and for the new york yankees, she's worked with now. marlin c.e.o., derek jeter, when he was assured stop for the yankees. she has 3 world series ring. she has, she is an impressive human being. and derek jeter sees that he is the c.e.o., of miami marlins. he's also not a stranger to hiring women. the c.e.o., caroline o'connor of the marlins is also one the highest in the league as well. so ms. ng joins a very accomplished group of women, but she has seen how teams where she has been a loser, your ship position. she has gained those skills that she needs to reform as a general manager and team to pass her over before for this i don't know why she guesses on anybody. but the fact that derek jeter has seen her rise is seen her growth. he is capitalizing on that see her, take the marlins in a brand new direction and she has earned it. and what message do you think that this sends to women and girls? this is such a monumental moment and we've heard, you know, the year of the girl i believe was supposed to be last year, but we're seeing wome

she went on to be a assista nt from there she went on to be a assistant general manager at the new york yankeeser where she is overseeing operations across the league, giving her a different perspective to a lot of candidates, so a lot of experience on the team level and legal —— legal level and she had been doing it for decades. which other areas are there left to break for women as coaches or executives in sport played by men? the highest one for executives, but there is one in coaching, we still haven't seen a head coaching position go to a woman in any of the four major sports here but there are several women that are close to doing so, there are various women who have assistant coaching positions in basketball, the nba, there are some in baseball, some in football in the nfl, it is only a matter of time until one of them breaks through and is kinda able to shatter that final ceiling for women in a head coaching position. and you will come back on the programme and times when that happens, thank you so much. let's just take a look at some spectacular aerial shots of diwali festivals from ut

ang has worked in the majors for more than 30 years with the chicago white sox, the new york yankees d the l.a. dodgers. she calls her new job the honor of her career. and that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'll be back in just a moment with more news. stay with us. y memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. test. test. >>> a troubled transition of power during a record-breaking coronavirus surge. joe biden works to get a grip on the pandemic despite donald trump refuse to acknowledge defeat. >>> and the vaccine rollout, after a positive reports of the trials, exactly how you may eventually get your shot. >>> it may be a blue christmas. warn against festive gatherings as long as covid-19 rages. >>> welcome. i'

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i grew up wanting to play for the new york yankees. ittle league and basketball and football and wiffleball. if you came from new york you were heavily into sports. we were in our neighborhood, and the yankees and mickey mantle and roger maris. i mean, all these things up being an athletic ego. i was very strong, very athletic, i was a gymnast in high school. even before i joined the rolling dutchmen, the wheelchair basketball team,hich was quite an experience for me, i used to shoot baskets went i would have some time. there was a court just at the v.a. just down this little hill, and will basketball court. i would go down there by myself for hours, two, three hours and i wou just shoot and i loved it. i did that by myself until i found out that they had this organize wheelchair basketball team at the university. i decided to join. no what led me tooin was i had my first political organization that i decided to join, very interestingly enough, was called push, people united to support the handicap. so my first political organization, a

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she has worked in baseball for more than 30 years serving as assistant gm with the new york yankees andngeles dodgers and worked in major league baseball central office as senior vice president of baseball operations. conversations on getting that gm gig. miami mar lynns had a very successful season. thanks for watching, everybody. next news cast is coming up at 4:00 today. more coverage online at ktvu.com. with weather on the way, don't forget to download that ktvu weather app. have a great weekend, everyone. dr. oz: coming up next. as the first waive of the pandemic surges, we have critical information on how to avoid another lockdown. plus, the holidays are not canceled. tips to keep your home covid-free this holiday season. ow one fought for their lives. >> all over the house. r. oz: coming up next. dr. oz: 10 months into this pandemic and we're seeing more than 100,000 new cases of covid-19 daily breaking all previous records. every

she was assistant general manager of your new york yankees in the late '90s when derek jeter was everybody'sr now he's her boss. ng says her goal is to bring a world series championship to miami. they haven't done that since 2003 since they beat jeter and those yankees. >>> right now all eyes are on football season and whether they'll finish or fold because of covid in the sec games falling off the schedule one after another four of them canceled this weekend including number one alabama against defending national champion lsu. big ten and pac-12 calling off games. in the nfl cases skyrocketing. 56 people tested positive. 15 players and 41 staff during the latest round of testing. the league and its players association report that's more than double their previous high. cnbc's eric chemi is with us this new norm, covid outbreaks canceling games or are we going to get through this? >> reporter: it tracks with the country. as the country is spiking, the sports industry is spiking college football they played the majority of their games. this week at best they'll be 74% of games each week they'

spent 21 years in the front offices of the chicago white sox, the new york yankees and the los angeles. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut, has an apparent steam pipe explosion kills two workers at a veterans affairs medical center in west haven. a third person is missing. fox 2 in detroit as michigan governor gretchen whitmer takes legal action to shut down a pipeline carrying oil beneath the channel that links the two of the great lakes. environmental groups contend it is vulnerable to a rupture that would devastate portions of lake huron and lake michigan beer the company says the underwater segment is in good condition and has never leaked. also breaking tonight, supreme court justice samuel alito has an ominous warning about the freedoms you hold dear being under assault during the coronavirus pandemic. we get details tonight from fox chief legal correspondent, anchor of "fox news at night" shannon bream. >> it pains me to say this but in certain quarters, religious liberty is fast becoming a disfavored rate. >> supreme court justice samuel alito's thursday night speech hit on hot bu

started as an intern for the chicago white sox and worked her way up to assistant gm with the new york yankeesor league baseball central office as senior vice president of baseball operations. >>> the glass ceiling continues to shatter. it's one of those cases of stories that combines immigration, criminal justice and firefighting. it all has to do with the same person. >> he literally risked his life to protect us in the state. at if bare minimum, we could've done is simply not called i.c.e. and deport him after all of that. >>> coming up next, the inmate firefighter who was just weeks from completing his sentence when he got injured fighting a fire and now he faces deportation. >>> a bit of a soggy day over the bay area, but much-needed rain as this system works out of the area, leaving us drive for the weekend. better details on what you can expect in snow in the sierra, what you will need to know if you're planning on heading that way. there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. sa

>>working for the new york yankees, los angeles dodgers and mlb commissioner's as well and breaking barriers is no new feat for bearing the torch. for so many. >>it is a big responsibility but i i take it on and 29 years old she became the youngest person ever to be hired as an mlb assistant general manager. >>when she took on role for the yankees in she even played a key role and derek jeter's contract for the 2000 season. then player now the marlins current ceo her leadership has helped to bring in 8 postseason appearances, 6 league championship series and 3 world series rings as well, yeah i just feel quite a lot of responsibility ahead my entire career. >>i know that. you know i am. quite visible and. and i think that that's always been a big thing for me is to just make my reputation is good as i can make it and what that carried me through. and and that's even more important now now that i have this position because. >>her pitch is building up young core premium players. just as he's done in the past and her focus is on the long-term gain to flip the m and develop a streak of champions

she previously worked as the assistant general manager for the new york yankees and dodgers working withthree world series championships. from one sports pioneer to another, we reached out to former raiders executive amy trask who said quote, i'm thrilled for kim. she earned this opportunity and i wish her the best. i've been asked if i'm excited the marlins hired kim but what will be more exciting is hiring without regard to gender, race, ethnicity and other individualities that have no bearing whatsoever on whether one can do a job is no longer a story. >>> the warriors, they have unveiled rather am wish shobi a to get fans back. it involves rapid covid testing done on site with the team picking up the $30 million cost. this plan known as operation dub nation would obviously still have to be approved by local health officials but the team has been working on this proposal since the pandemic began. >> so this plan we really have been working on since the nba suspended the season last march, and as luck would have it, joe has his masters in epidemiology so he became emersed in the scienc

her experience includes stocks with the white sos, your new york yankees and the dodgers six championship league series and three world series rings nbd. and the ceo of the marlinss says she'll bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team no doubt about that. kim ng is with us now. what went through your mind when you were officially made the first woman manager of a major league baseball team, kim? >> you know, shepard, i think in disbelief. i -- i've tried and gone down this road a number of times, and so when derek said, you know, i want you to be my next general manager, it was so hard to believe. and so it took me a few seconds to process, but when i finally did, the biggest feeling i felt was just relief. that it had finally happened >> you know, you look at your resume 30 years of experience i mean, you've literally accomplished everything, and from reading it, it just feels like were you a man this wouldn't have been surprising at all and maybe because of you it won't be going forward >> you know, i don't know exactly what the reason was. all i know is that i'm here now,

she previously broke records when she was hired as assistant general manager of the new york yankees the youngest person to hold the position at the time. and also, there is good news for fans of tiktok. the video-sharing app will not be shutting down. the commerce department now says that it will not enforce its previous order to ban the app. this all started when president trump issued an executive order last summer banning u.s. transactions with the app, claiming that tiktok was a national security threat. all your favorite memes are safe, for now. judges sided against trump in two lawsuits, but the white house is appealing it. >>> when we come back, a historic victory that reaches beyond the lgbtq community. first muslim millennial nonbinary lawmaker elected to oklahoma state legislature joins me next to talk about her historic win and what she hopes to accomplish. we'll be right back. nd what she to accomplish. we'll be right back. unitedhealthcare medicare plans offer so much more... ...so you can find just the right plan for you. like the "visit a doctor anywhere our rv takes

they both loved the simple things in life like home cooked meals, puzzles, bingo, and the new york yankeesank was 94 years old. as a yungs man, he served in the navy in world war ii. rufamina was a telephone switchboard operator who died a few weeks after her brother at the age of 95. they may rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. the gsa administrator formally launching the transition. trump insiders admit it's the end of the road. >>> plus, more breaking news. president-elect biden making picks and history, among them, janet yellen, the first woman to lead the treasury, and markets are liking that news tonight. we'll tell you why. and a third potential vaccine showing great promise. i'm going to speak to the lead researcher behind the vaccine and ask the question, when can you get it? let's go "outfront." >> good even

they both loved the simple things in life like home cooked meals, puzzles, bingo, and the new york yankees. frank was 94 years old. as a yungs man, he served in the navy in world war ii. rufamina was a telephone switchboard operator who died a few weeks after her brother at the age of 95. they may rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. the gsa administrator formally launching the transition. trump insiders admit it's the end of the road. >>> plus, more breaking news. president-elect biden making picks and history, among them, janet yellen, the first woman to lead the treasury, and markets are liking that news tonight. we'll tell you why. and a third potential vaccine showing great promise. i'm going to speak to the lead researcher behind the vaccine and ask the question, when can you get it? let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. breaking news. trump kind of gives in, allowing the gsa to begin a formal transition. that's a big setback for him as he says, quote, our case strongly cont

dodgers and new york yankees, during their three-year title run with her now boss derek jeter.ting the significance of this announcement saying, this sets a significant example for the millions of women and girls who love baseball and softball. in an interview with sportsnet earlier this year, ng emphasizing why women should be considered. >> as we see, you know, female world leaders, ceos, secretaries of state, there's no reason that there shouldn't be a woman general manager. >> reporter: she's now joining a group of women who are changing the game. >> all it takes is one and then it opens the door for so many. >> reporter: in the nfl, kate sowers was the first woman to coach at the super bowl earlier this year and in the nba eight women were recently hired as assistant coaches and six women -- seven women working many front office roles. and support pouring in on social media including from former first lady michelle obama who said, so excited to see kim ng named first woman and first asian-american in the mlb adding i'll be cheering you on. also worth noting that this year

last threw out a first ball as vice president in 2009 when the baltimore orioles hosted the new york yankeesg day at camden yards. baseball! oh, so excited. >>> now, time for the weather! let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, how are we looking today? do we have to brace for bad news from you, or do you have some more of the beautiful weather that's been hitting the northeast? >> just depends where you are, kasie. good morning. yeah, the record highs will continue in the northeast. you'll be thrilled. but our friends in south florida haven't been. we watched landfall last night of tropical storm eta. the storm has moved past the keys, but we still have those torrential rain bands causing a lot of problems. we've had significant flooding issues. we had flash flood warnings for downtown miami right now, ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. some locations have already picked up almost a foot of rain. we still have tropical storm warnings in effect through the morning hours. we haven't seen too many power outages. winds have been like 40 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. still no

and whether you're tom brady or whether you're tiger woods or whether you're the new york yankees, you'veut up a good fight, but in the end it's that final scoreboard that determines who the winner is, and we accept that. the winner embraces victory. the loser accepts defeat and we move on. and i think that's going to happen with this vote. >> now, we are reporting, nbc news is reporting also that defense secretary mark esper has written a letter of resignation, not a pro forma letter often written during transitions but written a letter of resignation but at the same time is helping members of congress draft legislation that he knows the president does not want, to strip the names of confederate leaders from military bases. >> yeah, no, i give a lot of credit to secretary esper. it's not easy to take the right steps particularly with this president. but he has taken the right steps here. we know what needs to be done. i regret that he is resigning, because, you know, ultimately he ought to be able to walk out like everybody else in this administration, with some degree of dignity. but i

on the other side of the atlantic ocean there was a new york could be in major league soccer on sunday as city took on the rebuilds at yankee stadium new york city a.f.c. ran our comfortable winners by 5 goals to 2 although they were actually 21 down at one stage valentino custer young or so helping himself to a hattrick contributed an assist as well as city remain in contention for a home playoff game with just one regular season game left this was the most goals they've ever scored against their local rivals. cycling's tour down under may have been cancelled in 2021 because of coronavirus fears but the threat of france will go ahead with all guises unveiling next year's route the tour has been moved forward by a week to avoid a clash with the delayed lympics and that meant the danish capital of copenhagen was not able to host the opening stage of the move because it'll be holding euro football matches at the same time instead next year's race will begin in the port city of brest in northwest france before finishing up in paris on july 18th. that's what will give the sports news for our beer again a little bit later with m

and there was a new york derby in major league soccer on sunday as city took on the red bulls and yankee stadium new york city a.f.c. ran out comfortable wins by 5 goals to 2 although they were actually 21 down at one stage valentyn cus the analysts helping himself to have trickle in the night he contributed an assist as well as that he remain in contention for a home playoff game with just one regular season game left to play this was the most goals they have ever scored against their local rivals. cycling's tour down under may have been cancelled in 2021 because of coronavirus fears but the tour de france will go ahead with organizers unveiling next year's route the 2 has moved forward by a week to avoid a clash with the delayed tokyo olympics and that meant the danish capital of copenhagen wasn't able to host the opening stage and it will because it will be holding your a football matches at the same time instead next year's race will begin in the port city of brace in north west fronts that's where we'll leave it now more sports news for me again later in the 5 thanks. but that is al

yankees. to the degree that the publishing industry was in new york, they were being published there.he wrote books that did spill secrets. sometimes he exaggerated things. some college libraries in the south in the 1930's did not want to have his books. this is the kind of, this is the thing that often happens to writers from groups that are perceived as marginalizing. the peculiar thing is is that faulkner rights as a member of a dominant class, white southerners, that is nevertheless marginalized within u.s. culture as a whole. it he gets accused of saying things we should keep in the family, as it were. writerssomething that from other marginalized groups went into all the -- brought into all the time. our young men was told, you should not say those things. about our people in front of christian people. ralph ellison got the same kind of complaints. don't show us in that light. of ais is sort of, sort frequent thing. but yes, faulkner got a lot of cases. as time went on, younger writers began to realize there was something pretty special going on in oxford. and began to write cri

new york. >> michigan. >> new jersey. >> i'm from somalia. >> reporter: the town has become such a magnet for transplants, locals jokingly claim cary actually stands for concentrated area of relocated yankees>> there's probably $5 billion worth of construction under way. >> reporter: cary sits in the area known as the triangle, which has become a booming hub for technology and pharmaceutical companies. >> there were 33 active prospects looking at the triangle region. >> reporter: those jobs drawing new residents. >> the projection is that our current rate of growth will add about a million people between now and 2040 that's an additional 80% of what we have here now >> reporter: yadira salamander and her husband sean moved their family from indianapolis to cary last year. >> i'm a chemical engineer my background is in pharmaceuticals. there's a lot of opportunity here this area is growing >> reporter: they say not all new residents lean blue. >> it seems like it's a mixed bag. i've encountered both republicans and democrats in the area. >> reporter: republicans like mike simeone who moved here from new york. >> i pre-voted last week, and i voted for trump. >> reporter: why >> i think he's

yankees and dodgers, six leagu championship series and three world series titles, mlb commissioner rob manfred saying ng sets a significant example for the millions of women and girls wh love baseball. the new york native began making moves a an mlb intern, breaking barriers while rising up to the front office now she is ready to step up to the plate again. kathy park, nbc news. >>> we want to circle back now to the covid crisis and the hospitals under siege, especially in rural areas. one father of five says he had to fly hundreds of miles to get lifesaving surgery. anne thompson with his harrowing story. >> reporter: shane sondum didn't have covid but it still almost cost him his life how close did you come to losing you your life >> very. it was a very near thing. >> reporter: fell by a rapidly worsening brain infection, shane urgently needed an icu bed and a neurosurgeon shane's wife tessa said nurses at the small hospital in south central missouri called every medical center in the state and several out of state but there was no room shane's wife tessa saw it all what was it like to hear that there was no space for your husband? >> immediately you start doing the math and you realize that t

new york. set the scene forfeiture us in square. what are you seeing? >> reporter: anderson, you would think the yankees just won the world series based on the massive crowds. what times square looks like. it's basically turned into a massive peaceful bloc party by the nypd. the streets that are directly accessing this part of new york city. celebratory here, as you look at the crowd. mostly masked folks who are gathering here. what we're seeing here is celebrating a sign that the nation is perhaps seeing a turn towards unity and i think you see that, anderson, there's plenty of pro biden and anti-trump signs but more than anything, we see a lot of our american flags, people who are showing in support of the nation and one woman, new yorker returned a little while ago, she feels like she has hope again. she no longer has to hang her head in shame anymore, and i think that's what we're seeing a lot of here in the big apple and cities across the country. also important here, anderson, that multiple businesses are boarded up. obviously, the days leading up to the election. there has been this concern, fear