new york. jeter told the crowd there was only one thing in his life that he wanted to be -- the shortstop for the new york yankees and you kept pushing me to prove it over and over again. i was always most comfortable on the field. especially at yankee stadium playing in front of you. and i wanted you to be able to count on me. >> jeter played 20 seasons with the yankees, winning five world series. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress regina hall will be in the times square studio to tell us about her new series "nine perfect strangers." ect stranger" within this hallowed bowl is the grain of all time. heart-healthy no artificial flavors. and ready in minutes. it's epic apples and cinnamon by the spoonful. quaker oats. a super trusted superfood. why new woolite? quaker oats. because it was specially formulated to protect synthetics and blends from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching, and pilling. new woolite has evercare, a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. new woolite with evercare ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength an

yankees win! >> our job was to distract people from the horrors and sadness. >> you showed what being new yorkers is all about. >> and joining me by phone, the man who led the new yorktories. executive producer of "extra innings from 9/11" 20 years later. thanks for joining us. what does it mean to stand out there for first pitch on the 20th anniversary? it will be some kind of moment, i imagine. >> well, jim, as you know, none of us forget. 20 years, you still feel like you could reach out and touch it. it has always been right there for us. i don't know how i'm going to feel. i know the emotion is going to be huge. and, you know, watching some of the names being mentioned this morning, it is just so powerful and sad, and there's a bit of anger in there, people died and were defenseless. i think baseball really has a responsibility, all sports do, you know, to try to get in the way of the sadness. >> it helped us so much. i remember all of this. now all of the memories are rushing back. what do you remember about that very first game after 9/11, the yankees, they're not exactly everybody's beloved baseball team when you go outside of new york, if you don't mind d.c

in the meantime former new york yankees pitcher roger clemens was scheduled to pitch for new york onul day 20 years ago and clemens dedicated his life to supporting wounded service members. he's not only a 7-time cy young award winner but recipient of the lean greenwood patriot award for commitment to military heros. he joins us now, roger clemens, welcome. >> jon, thank you. i would like to say thank you to all the great stories that we've been hearing throughout the day and what fox has been able to get to us and keep it in our forefront of our minds. for me, just hearing the stories from the 20-year-old kids from -- that had lost their parents throughout all of this has been really a treat for me to hear their stories now that they are young adults and it's something that we have to keep continuing the younger generation aware of and to hear their stories is remarkable. jon: i was in the 9/11 memorial museum a month or so ago and i was surprised to see how many of those in attendance were under the age of 20. it really is a powerful testament to the legacy of the people that we lo

the large piece of breakfast cereal joined the home class of 2020 today in cooperstown, new york. yankeesderek jeter is being inducted as well as outfielder larry walker and the longtime head of the major league baseball players association, the late marvin miller. and former st. louis cardinals catcher and first disman ted simmons. last year's ceremony was canceled due to the pandemic, year.o one was elected this >>> fashion again takes center stage in new york city today. fashion week returns with in-person events for the first time in a year and a half. live catwalk shows, star-studded front rows, and glamorous parties are on tap. michael kors, carolina herrera, and tom ford are among the designers presenting their 20% 22 spring and summer selections to live audiences. designer christian cowan is excited to return. >> it's nice to get back to like real people. just a fab experience for everyone. after being knocked around lie crowds and not be in my apartment. >> the pandemic has hit the fashion industry hard. losses are estimated at more than $100 billion. deay d. npsthe ngs," udio to

many basement apartments were also flooded in new york city at in new jersey, this stadium that belongs to the somerset patriots. that's the new york yankees, double a affiliate and check out this dramatic scene. you can still see some of the upper level seats in the top of the score. ford, but the rest of that ball park and the surrounding area are completely underwater. just incredible to see that record breaking rainfall trapped so many people in their homes, cars and even in subway stations, at least 45 people have died throughout several states. yeah, this this water came so quickly. tornadoes also touched down in both pennsylvania and new jersey boxes. brian yannis has more now on the storm damage. fema is on the ground and ready to provide all the assistance is needed. president biden offering states the federal government's full support after hurricane ida in the northeast, record breaking rainfall quickly, turning highways into rivers and leaving some neighborhoods completely underwater. want to express my heartfelt thanks to all the first responders, and everyone has been working through the night well into the morning to save li

thanks to a 63 went on sunday, the new york yankees of overtaking their biggest rivals, the boston red sox in the race for a top was called spot. it completes the 3 game suite for the yankee john carlos stanton's 2 run homer. one of the highlights in new york 6th street when sent in homered in each of the 3 games. and despite the defeat, boston are still in a place position, miles per hour, off the back in the nfl, tom brady, through for more than $400.00 yards without any inception for perceivable champions, tampa bay buccaneers still lost to the los angeles rems. meanwhile, baltimore ravens place here. justin tucker said a league record against the detroit lions. he's 66 your field. go into the dramatic 1970. when in the final seconds of the play needed to help them. not that anyone can make the adults know minded elsewhere. arizona cardinals, place, kicker, mass pray to say that he's own bold feel, go from 68 yards up, and it came directly when completely the other way jacksonville jackie was. why receive a jamal that new beating several, arizona defended system blocking? the female

wildcard spots in the american league. playoffs is heating up house toronto blue jays be the new york yankees 65 m, the yankee 7 game winning street. toronto is marcus the m simeon for major lea record for a 2nd baseman. when he hit his 44th home run of the season, the yankees still leave the wildcard race ahead of boston. but toronto are now just one game behind the red sox, heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury says he felt wounded after anthony joshua's defeat to alexander was last saturday. joshua losses 3 title belts to the ukrainian on points decision. the rail plans for reunification fight with w. b, c, champion fury, clarity will defend his title against dante. while there on october, the 9th. but mayor had met twice before the 1st contest ended in a draw while fury won the rematch. i was hoping joshua could win the fight, but he couldn't. i'm not, not alive, christmas. and one thing that i've learned in my life, i'm not, i've ever been involved in people's businesses, but i always keep this nose. oh, her body else is business. because it's not a my concern. anything above it about h

wildcard spots in the american lead play offices heating up house, the toronto blue jays beat the new york yankees, 65 and the yank 7 game winning streak. toronto's mark is simeon sort of majorly record for a 2nd baseman. when he hit his 44th home run of the season. the yankees still lead the wild card race ahead of boston, but toronto are now just one game behind the jacket. ok, matt, it's all your support for now back to you. how thank you very much indeed far. what about sprint for this news are to keep it here on al jazeera though molina sorry will be with you after the break. she will have more on that breaking news out of france, a vote for the rest of these worldviews favorite us about the news. news, news, news. news, l just the world reveals dramatic pictures from girls in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and if there is nowhere safe, and god account done to his really missile attacks. and for time why we're tired. businesses and media organizations simply blown up. girls, a 60 minute warning on jesse around the city of couple has experience so much evil for decades and th

if in baseball faces rivalry, the new york yankees became the boston red sox, 53 on saturday. that was thanks to jen, carla stanton hitting a grand slam home run in the 8th inning. the yankees on our side with the red sox for the american leagues top wildcards, but we'll leave it there for now. most we'll see is coming up again later in the magazine once piece. and while, meanwhile, hundreds of couples have been swing into action. that this is while tango championships, but only a few lucky partners were able to dance their way of glory and when the top prices daniel crime reports now from one very. the romantics will tell you that the heart of when the, sorry speak to the rhythm of the tangle, ah, the tangled world copy held every year in the city where it was born at the end of the 900 century last year. it was a virtual, a tango is all about cheek to cheek closeness and it does not fit well with social distancing. so this year it was back in person and on screen isa me, we're already, we know our society in general. so i truly believe that of course, it impact on the kangar

day today, from bridgeport, pennsylvania to westchester, new york, where first responders used a bulldozer to reach the stranded. the new york yankeesr league stadium in central new jersey was submerged. part of a railroad washed out in cromwell, connecticut. brenda vasquez and her new jersey family were evacuated before dawn. >> i'm so sad. i'm terrified. our house, my belongings, my kids are so terrified. >> reporter: more than 40 people are dead, among them a veteran state trooper in connecticut, and a two-year-old and more are still missing. >> we're still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss, which is hard to imagine that people simply, in their cars, in their homes, in their basements, succumbed to the ravages of a brutal storm. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, roads along the schuylkill river near philadelphia are still under deep water. inland, the remnants of ida toppled trees and power lines, and left behind major damage north and west of the city. >> look at that tornado! >> reporter: in mullica hill, new jersey, this twister shredded at least nine homes. by the time the storm reached new york city around ni

when on sunday, the new york yankees have overtaken their biggest rivals the boston red sox in the race for a top wildcard spot. it completes the 3 games sweep for the yankees. gen carla sentence 2, run homer. one of the highlights, the new york, straight win stanton, homemade in each of the 3 games. and despite the defeat, boston are still in a play of position in the nfl tom brady, through for more than $400.00 yards without any intersections. but the super bowl champ in tampa bay buccaneers still last through the los angeles rems. meanwhile, baltimore ravens place kicker justin tucker, and the record against the detroit lions. the 66 yard field goal insured a dramatic 1917 when the one that comes to play back and needed some help from the cross off of that, anyone can it's so small minded elsewhere. arizona cardinal place, pick a met crates, a attempted, he's own gold field, go from 68 yards out. but instead of claiming the record, things went completely the other way. jacksonville jaguars wide, received the jamal avenue beating several arizona defended with some super blocking from

new york was more like the city of st. jettersburg today as the beloved new york yankees short stop was inducted into the baseball hall of fame their support and of course respect for jeter who enshrined along with larry walker, and ted simmons, and the late marvin miller. >> the one common thread with all of us here on stage is we understand there's no one individual bigger than the game. the game goes on, and it goes on because of the great fans we have. >> o'donnell: while the ceremony was delayed more than a year because of covid restrictions. and we'll be right back. oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ the light. it co

reesa gay and usually on the rack for feeling the wind in baseball fiercer strive will read the new york yankees that became the boston red sox, 53 on saturday. that was thanks to jen, carla stanton, getting a grand slam home run in the a sitting again. he's an outside with the red sox for the american lead top wildcard sport. mcclellan's land norris will start sundays. a russian grown pre from pole position in searching rainfalls. the final practice session to be cancelled on saturday. a qualifying got underway and the bus driver pulled up a shock pole the 1st, but we, for me, one korea, you'll start date of carlo sign, and george russell will number will champion. louis hamilton could only take full slates on the grid, a mistake, so him hit the wall in the plane and then he finally finally left. i don't know what to say manage session, but it was going well enough you made decision in the end. but i don't know if you ever think you're going to get a poll and you get it and managed to do it. so i'm assuming happy i know that the mcgarvey done. amazing job was right on the class, the timing of c

the new york yankees have overtaken their biggest rivals, the boston red sox in the re full, a top wildcard spot. it completes the 3 game sweep for the yankee gen cala sentence 2 run homer. one of the highlights we knew 6 straight win stanton whom it in each of these 3 games and the fight, the defeat, boston all still in a position in the nfl, tom brady, through for more than 400 yards without any interceptions, but the super bowl champion temple the balcony of still lost through the los angeles rems. meanwhile, baltimore ravens place kicker justin tucker. safe. a lead record against the detroit lions. he's 66. your field go. and sure. the dramatic 970. when in the final 2nd display needed some help from the cross book that anyone connected with minded. sumo wrestling, greatest champion, if it's a retire, according to reports in japan, a cool who is 36 leaves the ring with a wrinkled number of wins dosage. i'm sorry, reports for 20 years because you know who whoa has set records that will stand in japan's traditional sport for decades. but advancing age and injuries have forced a 36 year ol

with my family for these try and i've been and then go from there in baseball css rivalry, the new york yankees that became the boston red sox, 53 on saturday. that was thank food jen, color spent and hitting a grand slam home run in the 8th inning. the yankees on outside with the red sock for the american leagues. couple wild called spot. that's all the small things for now. we'll leave it they. i'll be here again. with more a little bit later on nick payable for to see you later. thanks for that and meantime that is it for this news. i'll be back in a couple minutes, but then a full half hour, you'll probably see that the me on the streets of greece and immigrant violence is on the rise. the road you have to go from. i will turn key and this and that. this is the from part system and increasingly migrant. farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. trevino is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera, october now just some growing vaccine inequality to the poli

the new york yankees and new york mets coming together at citi field in queens to celebrate the city'semorating the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. the teams joined by various first responders as well as team members from the mets and yankees from 2001. >> one of the many special moments from yesterday. >> yes. >>> now let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now, authorities in washington state say they have found a third murder hornet nest. this comes just days after discovering a second nest. both were found in the same area near the u.s./canada border. >> murder hornets have a real branding issue. need to come up with a new name. >>> also an investigation into the january 6th insurrection at the capitol has concluded that six capitol police officers should be disciplined for their actions on that day. three officers were singled out for unbecoming conduct, and one failing to comply with directives, and one for improper remarks and one officer for dissemination of information. >> on a much lighter note, dan, the

it may have been delayed by a year due to the global pandemic, but the new york yankees legendary shortstopg the star known as the captain. in attendance at the ceremony was nba legend michaeljordan and jeeter�*s family. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, mimi fawaz and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. we will talk about tennis a little bit more in the next half hour or so. let's talk rock and roll. the rock band, genesis, is going back on the road once again, almost 20 years afterfrontman, phil collins, first announced his retirement. the singer and drummer said the group had to perform together one more time and then �*put it to bed'. our arts correspondent, david sillito, went to meet them. how does it feel playing together?— how does it feel playing touether? ., ., . ., together? rotten! no change. peole together? rotten! no change. people often _ together? rotten! no change. people often say, _ together? rotten! no change. people often say, why - together? rotten! no change. people often say, why are - together? rotten! no cha

louis cardinals or the new york yankees.ring pinstripes on radio, annmarie hordern joins us in a celebration of her yankees. speaker pelosi has to go out and pay -- play hardball what did she give the liberals to get them to vote for the packages? annmarie: what she needs to do and the leadership needs to move further along on reconciliation so the progressives can go into the bipartisan infrastructure vote and vote yes. we heard from the chair of the caucus saying the speaker knows she doesn't have the votes. the vote was supposed to be today on bipartisan infrastructure. they said they are happy to start the debate but this really is a fast timetable for them to have the vote. tom: i don't understand what she gives up to get liberals/progressives to vote to save moderate democratic party. what do she give up? annmarie: they just don't want to lose their leverage, which means the reconciliation process has to be fast-forward and they have to be in a place where there is acknowledgment that they agree on what is going into t

this afternoon i spoke to the man who led the new york yankees to four world series victories.ked him about that unforgettable moment when then-president george w. bush threw out the first pitch a few weeks after the attacks. >> i remember everything. you know, pretty much everything. you know, there were rumors that he was going to be there. we had just come in from arizona. we had lost the first two games of the world series. and, you know, what's interesting, jim, is, you know, both managers and both general managers always meet in the umpire's dressing room before the first game in that particular ballpark. we did it in arizona. we were doing it here at yankee stadium. and you walk in, and you do the ritual, you shake hands with everybody, the six umpires who have the game. and all of a sudden there was an umpire i didn't recognize. come to find out later on, well, actually i saw it there, was the secret service man. he was dressed as an umpire. and i think i mentioned something about, obviously he was armed, and, you know, tried to bring some levity to the thing, i said, i

china, on crypto, and where it heads from here, or any topic that comes to mind except for the new york yankees>> sure, tyler actually, as relates to china, obviously there, has been a lot of news and ink been spilled on the evergrande situation and its respective default but i get a lot of questions as relates to what's it mean for the u.s.-based investors at least to the extent that they have their assets domeciled here mostly in the u.s. and not exposed to evergrande directly the long and short of it is very little we don't expect to see contagion here really in terms of a spillover effect here in the united states. first of all, our financial institutions have de minimus exposure to any lending capacity into the property development companies in china secondly, i think in terms of it being an indictment of the real estate industry at large, it is far from that. i think the u.s. housing market, which has obviously been on a tear of its own is still well supported by the fact that lending activities are not like what we saw leading up to the great financial crisis in '07 and '08. in addition

watch mets fan jon lemire break down say mets' fan but we can unite against a common foe the new york yankeesatch the sunrise on the east coast. lisa sent us this picture writing, i'm awake because the new puppy can't yet wait for a decent hour to go out. when the new puppy looks at you like that you don't mind how early it is. up next a look at the axios one big thing. on "morning joe," the countdown as voters decide the fate of governor gavin newsom. the latest projects from emmy award winners. ken burns and jeff danes, both guests this morning. , both guests this morning. to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the details. ask for what we want. get what we need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat,

you know, there is only one thing in my life i wanted to be, and that was a shortstop for the new york yankeesd now i'm a yankee forever. the one common thread for all of us here on stage is we understand there's no one bigger than the individual game. the game goes on, and it goes on because of the great fans we have, so take care of it, protect it, respect it, don't take the time you have to play for granted, and remember the most important thing like i said earlier. it's more than just a game. so thank you all once again. it's been a helluva ride. >> you know, i promised to be nice about this today. part of the speech delivered by yankee derek jeter right there at yesterday's hall of fame induction ceremony. the 47-year-old was the 57th player elected by baseball writers on the first try, one vote shy of becoming the unanimous pick. nicknamed the captain, and was a key member of five world series champions. his two decades in the majors included seven pennants, 14 all-star selections, five gold glove awards and five golden sluggers. he recorded 3,000 hits and ranked sixth on the all-time li

this is home to a double a affiliate of the new york yankees. water in this baseball stadium. this is not an area -- i grew up in this area. this is not an area this we're used to seeing tornadoes. they were whipping around over the skies of new jersey and pennsylvania in a surprising manner. there were some warnings about this. really hit a lot of people by surprise. david lee miller is 45 miles east of there in hoboken, new jersey. tell us what you see there. >> martha, the sun is out. the sky is blue. new jersey still recovering from the downpours. hoboken is no exception, this is a major enter section in downtown hoboken. the water here is still a little less than one foot. it has started to recede. at its worst, a lot of residents were worried. with me right now, nicky zanker. you were here last night at its worst. what did you experience with the storm? >> i live over there. i'm on the second floor. you can hear the rain on the roof. felt like we were under it. torrential town pour. you can feel the waves in the water, the puddles on the s

john is here as long as i agree to not mention new york yankees.bt ceiling is and what happens if congress doesn't handle it in time? >> the debt ceiling the federal government borrows money to operate and borrows money to have a smooth path towards operations. tax receipts from you and i and corporations and businesses and those, you know, go up and down. what the government does is borrow money to function on a day-to-day basis. what's happening right now the government some time next month, we believe the later half of next month. and the republicans are refusing to back a debt ceiling in the case of the senate, there had to be, they can block this from happening. what they're saying is the democrats need to do this on their own and they're in charge. they've got the white house. they've got congress. they should be taking care of it. there are ways they can do it on their own and mcconnell is saying we're not going to participate on this at all. >> punchbowl news spoke with leader mcconnell this week. what did he tell you and this justification

rob and i are new york yankees fans.taken two straight. they're going to love this in boston. this is my gift to you. >> we both love football, so thank you very much for the hat. can i use that for barbecuing? >> you may have them. >> okay, i appreciate that. >> big day. kind of weird, right? >> it is so weird. it is so weird. >> i was in his place three years ago. so i know a little bit what it's like. look, i just want to say very briefly, dan is a true professional, a man who believes like all of us, like i do, that journalism is a form of public service. he went from over the yearfrom wi you' pr'er, as they say in sports, somebody who's admired by the players, people, the practitioners of journalism, and you're a great interviewer and a great guy. you saw there some of the highlights of your career, covering important stories, afghanistan, to one of my favorites, or the highlight of your career i think, that interview with irwin. >> the kangaroo? >> the kangaroo. the paralyzed kangaroo. >> we've been waiting for thi

it's such a unique new york setting. the yankees getting ready to play the mets. subway cars pulling in. you have the u.s. women's open final' going on. new york keeps going not only today. i was in congress the morning of 9/11. i was in the congressional dining room having breakfast. my dad phoned me and he said it looked like a private plane of some kind crashed into one of the towers. then i heard an explanation on his side of the fox news channel and i said what happened? he said a second plane just crashed into the towers. much like the judge's comments and greg's comments, we were so united. i will never forget a press reporter calling saying why do you think so many black americans were in favor of the president bush. all i could think is black people don't want to be blown up either. we are the united states of america. we want to be strong and firm. here we are 20 years later and it doesn't feel like we are as united as we were 20 years ago. but the rhythm of the nation goes on and i hope it's moments like this that helps us to recall the strength as we ha

and that was a short stop for the new york yankees and now i'm a yankee forever.age is we understand there's no one individual bigger than the game. the game goes on. it goes on because of the great fans we have. so take care of it, respect it, protect it, don't take the time you have to plau for granted. remember the most important thing like i said earlier, it's more than just a game. so thank you all once again. it's been a hell of a ride. >> welcome back to "morning joe." it's thursday, september 9th -- >> what are we looking at, willie? >> derek jeter. >> lemire is here -- >> he had a good season or two, season and a half. >> you know how you know that was a big deal, michael jordan flew to cooperstown, showed up to be there for derrick jeter. >> what made jeter great? >> i think he's -- they focus on his leadership and what he meant to the franchise. i think often his statistics are overlooked. 3,400 career hits, 14 time all-star, won five world series. he was a good hitter, clutch hitter and he was the face of the franchise, in many ways the way lebron jame

country gathering here, and it will all be capped later on with a game at citi field between the new york yankees new york mets, and this just the subway series, this has certain badges of honor and alex hogan with more at citi field. hi, neil, the pregame show doesn't start for about seven hours time so the parking lots are still quite empty besides a security presence that we do see here, 20 years ago today, this was shea stadium and it essentially became a staging area for anyone who needed supplies at ground zero. so mets players, coaches, managers, all jumped into action helping at the time, loading vans and unloading them. bringing supplies to those people at the scene. and 10 days after the terror attacks, baseball returned. the mets faced off against the atlanta braves. the announcer over the loud speakers welcoming fans to the stadium telling them that america can and will go on. now, two decades later, fans are back for the subway series as are many of the coaches, managers and players from na 2001 team. on this solemn anniversary, the city is ramping up security across the board. as yo

. >>> after one year delay because of the covid lockdown, new york yankees great derek jeter will finallythe legendary shortstop starred his two decade career in pinstripes as rookie of the year and he finished with five world series rings. the great number 2 is number on the all-time hits list. jeter said the only thing, most important to him, is to be remembered as a yankee. also being enshrined colorado rockies outfielder larry walker and catcher pitt simmons who was quite the power hitter back in the day. >> cool. >>> let's get a boost. >> u.s. paralympic sprinter nick mayhew returned from tokyo with a bill haul of medals and he got a surprise homecoming from the people who mean the most to him. take a look. >> whew! yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> so then nick's mom and dad rushed in. the rest of his family. they're at the charlotte airport. they congratulated their golden boy, nick, with cerebral palsy. nick brought home 3 gold medals, 1 silver. i watched this for some time. the hug went on for quite a while. set a record in the 100-meter dash. nick thanked everybody for what he cal

the tribute in light beaming skyward overnight at the world trade center site in new york. the yankees and mets honoring first responders during their game at city field in queens. we'll have a look at the day's moving events. >>> plus, our sunday focus on the 20 years since september 11th, through the eyes of a young woman who was a 4-year-old girl when her father died in the world trade center. and why she took a job working at the museum that stands in the footprints of those towers. >>> and later, we thought you could use a ray of light this weekend, so we went and found two of them. a special two-part sunday sit-down with comedy icons steve martin and martin short, on a friendship born more than 35 years ago on the set of "three amigos" and now bringing them to the buzzed about new hulu series "only murders in the building." >> we really did it on our own. we didn't run by -- run it by anybody. actually, the idea of having -- this is so boring and you can cut this out, but the idea of having -- >> they're not even filming this. >> i know. i saw the cameraman walkway. >> yeah. >> w

we can't get through innings against the new york yankees two nights in a row.ion actually blown this year. >> yeah, they got him at the deadline. they absolutely did not bring in the pitching they needed and it's rooted at the worst possible time. there were something sadly familiar with the yankees with the late comebacks. now, red sox fallen the game behind the yankees. the red sox still owe number two but only one game up on the blue jays. this week starting tomorrow and blue jays and yankees playing three games. right now joe, i will ask you this question, do you have any faith especially if we have a late lead, do you have any faith the red sox hold onto that win? do you think we can do that? >> when is this over? >> actually looking forward to what happens if we do it. we set the orioles a couple of times. i think we can sweep the nats. what happens at the one game playoff? how big of a league do you have to have for the red sox's bullpen not to blow it. >> that's a big problem. if they pick up one start, one reliever, everything would have been different

i know you're throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, you'll be throwing it out to former new york yankeesdecided we needed to incorporate first responders in that first pitch. so joe and i will both throw out the first pitches, hopefully simultaneously and hopefully they'll get to the first responders who will be catching the pitch for us. i'm going to see a lot of players i haven't seen for a long time. i'm sure i'm going to see people whose lives were affected at that time. it's going to be a feeling of sadness, of gratitude for all the work that people put in, and of hope that maybe the feeling that we had on that day of unity could start to creep back in to the minds and hearts of the people around our country so that we could unify our effort in beating this terrorist attack of the virus that has attacked our country, and we're still so confused on how to beat it. >> well, bobby, we're so appreciative of you being here, appreciate all the work you did. who do you have for the game tonight, by the way? >> the mets need three in a row to get to the playoffs, hopefully today's number tw

we are live at citi field in queens new york where the mets and yankees play tonight to honor the heroes

you saw big sporting events over the weekend especially in new york yankee series as well as giants broncosrday out of their way despite all the controversy in the past with the nfl to give contribute to the fdny. i didn't see a lot of nypd maybe i just missed it if that's the case. but a big salute to new york and those who fight the fires and save the people on a regular basis. especially 20 years ago. steve: very respectful. never forget. that's what the pros did. we are going to tell you about what one high school did out in washington state. eastlake high school in washington. they had planned a september 11th tribute, kind of a are patriot thing friday night before 9/11. what they were going to do was have the players wear red, white, and blue. at the last minute an unnamed staffer at the high school pulled the plug because they said the red, white, and blue was going to be seen as racially insensitive may effect people in a way we don't understand have to change the theme. i wonder how many -- if that's the logic where the players were simply going to wear red, white, and blue. how m

this, the boston red sox may be the worst team in the history of organized baseball but your new york yankeesi think alex told me last night, they were described as schizophrenic. they look like world series champs over the past month, now they're back to the guys where, you know, sanchez is eating a hogie behind home plate. the ball goes past. i'd get it, but, they are the least athletic baseball team i have seen. >> they're mashing, hitting home runs and pitching well or they're not. lost two in a row to the blue jays. the blue jays could pass the yankees, and lost two to the orioles before that. the division is gone. the rays are too good. >> johnny carson always said the secret was the central time zone. do we adopt a central time zone team. >> brewers, a good choice. chicago white sox are a lot of fun. a lot of great players there. maybe teams that can field the ball, catch the ball, pitch the ball, joe. >> it's the bad news bears. >> it's nice. >> is this when you pretend you're not watching. >> actually, it's kind of nice that we're together, and you guys can waste time together. >> fi

. >>> also a special night last night at citi field in queens, new york, as new york's two major league baseball clubs, the yankeesms side by side. they put aside a lot of the rivalry for bringing baseball back into new york city and the city coming together in unity 20 years after the 9/11 attacks. i should add the yankees went on to win the ball game over the mets in a really thrilling ball game. tune in to "fox news sunday" today right after this show. chris wallace will have an exclusive interview with supreme court justice stephen wrier, and later -- stephen breyer. and later today mark levin will interview larry elder. so that's all for this hour of "fox news live." "fox news sunday" can with chris chris -- with chris wallace is next. i'll be filling in for shannon bream this week, please join us or set the dvr. have an awesome day. have an awesome day. chris: president biden faces a barrage of challenges to this sweeping vaccine mandates, impacting tens of millions of americans. >> this is not about freedom or personal choice. it's about protecting yourself and those around you. chris: as the delta variant

at yankee stadium new york capitalizes ground to beat the rangers, 4-3. s to within a half game of the blue jays for the second a.l. wild-card spot while toronto drops to 1 1/2 games behind the red sox atop the standings. >>> finally in miami, outfielder jesus sanchez is still giving fans a reason to watch. the marlins' rookie overrun as fly ball hit to foul territory in right field, but still makes the catch using his bare hand. look at that. reached back to grab it for the second out in the fourth inning. that's pretty spectacular. the marlins bead the nats, 8-7. >>> time now for the weather. we go to bill karins who would have undoubtedly made that same play. >> i would have taken my cap off and caught it with my cap. >> there you go. >> next time. how cool would it be if perez, the catcher, wins the home run title. that would be awesome too. >>> we have rain to deal with. nothing severe. the gorges weather is going to come to an ernld for some people. areas of the ohio valley, get ready. we have a lot of heavy rain headed to wisconsin. it went through

yankees. it's going to represent the city of new york.t bush -- >> that was amazing. he comes out of the dugout in game three. we had lost the first two games in arizona. i'm at the end of the runway. he says, are you going to kick their butts tonight? i said, we're gonna try. and with that, he just jumped up the steps and waved to the fans and made a b-line for the top of the mound, which, by the way, derek jeter said, you better throw from the top of the mound, otherwise people are going to boo you and then he threw a strike. >> i was at the white house covering bush the september before. he had thrown a game out, first pitch in milwaukee. he practiced all summer long. he wanted to throw a strike no matter what. i promise you throwing a strike was so important to him. >>> you know, when you look back, what do you think the legacy of that will be -- this moment in baseball, and in american history will be, bobby? >> well, the legacy is that if you come together, if you have trust in leadership, that you can have teamwork and the whole co

yankees. aaron judge coming through with an rbi double to the left. two runs come in tow score to give new yorkext, look at that. first yankee ever to drive in 10 games. the blue jays won and i'll tell you what, it is going to be one exciting final week of the baseball season. yankees playing the bluejays in a series starting tomorrow. it will be fun to watch. >> a lot of screaming in my house yesterday. what was the most impressive, the record field goal or the home run by tim? >> stanton has a lot of impressive home runs. got to go with the field goal, guys. 66 yards and he had just enough? the fact that it bounded off. sometimes they try these field goals like we see at halftime. to do it and to twin -- >> he said he was clearly so happy. he couldn't made 65 but he hit a 66. >> thanks, andy. the fbi looking for brian laundrie's dna. what that means for the gabby petito magazine. the president's agenda is on the line. >> one way or another is the key phrase there. i'm laura jarrett. see you next if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lin

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building will be shining this weekend beginning with the big game tonight between the new york mets and the yankeesays gets a lot of attention just as it did 20 years ago when these two teams met shortly after the attacks. one thing that is also a yearly repeating itself, the football. twenty years ago the dallas cowboys had just lost to the tampa bay buccaneers the night before. you might remember that just last night in the opening game of the nfl season, the cowboys lost to the tampa bay buccaneers. we'll have more after this. he ay makes it brilliant. the lexus nx. experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. psst! psst! allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. ♪♪ (vo) the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security

yankees add another in the inning and go on to win 8-7 on an emotional night there in new york. >> ition in the building. i thought they did a great job of honoring the servicemen and women, just paying homage to the memories of the people that lost their lives. it was a beautiful night. it was a perfect night. and the two new york teams played it out. >> and not far down the road at the u.s. open 18-year-old emma raducanu pulling off one of the most im probable grand slam wins of all time. the english teenager the first player ever, man or woman, to go from having to qualify to a major champ. beating 19-year-old leylah fernandez of canada in straight sets yesterday. raducanu didn't lose aet in the entire tournament. she is the younger major champion since maria sharapova. >> it still hasn't sunk in, to be honest, because after the match i haven't had a moment to embrace everything that just happened. but, yeah, i can't wait to just really sink in with my team tonight and enjoy and celebrate and then when i get back home to see everyone at home. it's been seven weeks away now. so to

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yankees? >> i always root for the mets, because their fans are sad [ laughter ] but as a -- when you're in new york-- >> but -- but, i always root for the -- >> you don't get a choice. >> i always root for the mets. it's like it would be nice for the mets or jets to win something. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: jon, jonathan? >> as a mets fan since the 1960s -- >> jimmy: wow. >> -- i accept peter's charity. [ laughter ] and as fans, we win nothing, but it is not a choice my father was born in brooklyn, and we were not allowed to like the yankees. it was -- he would rather you smoke cigarettes in the street, while drinking whiskey - >> jimmy: yeah, as a child >> -- naked [ laughter ] yeah >> as a seven-year-old -- by the way, not a good father [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he would rather that >> than like the yankees >> jimmy: that's correct so, you are die hard all the way, mets all the way. jon stewart. [ bell ringing ] >> i believe in the two things - [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: pete davidson, jon stewart, everybody [ cheers and applause >> thanks, jon [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you can see

and at yankee stadium in the bronx, three home runs power new york to a 7-1 win over the texas rangersred sox remain the a.l. wildcard leader, 1 1/2 games over the blue jays. while the yankees sit a half game behind toronto. >>> and finally mma star conor mcgregor may be a knockout on ring but yesterday proved he's mortifying. he threw out the pitch, my god, you could say that toss was a bit outside. while the power was there, mcgregor blamed an inaccurate throw on an injured left leg. to be fair, it's broken. time for the weather, bill karins, i trust you can throw a better pitch than that. what do you think of the new set. tell us what you got for the forecast for today. >> yeah, i like that. looking spiffy this morning. sometimes, i wonder if they throw the pitches out purposely bad so they get the headlines. if they just throw it normal, no one's going to know about it, right? it's get to the forecast. humid in the east. i hope you enjoyed your nice dry spring of fall weather. the ohio valley got soaked. it's a slow moving rainstorm that's going to pour. indianapolis, cincinnati, n

both runners come into score and yankees get the 4-3 win. new yorkd wild card spot in the american league. >>> finally, historic hire, lisa byington will become the first female full-time play by play commentator for the bucks this season. previously she has done play by play for march madness, college football. she tweeted that she is honored and excited for the opportunity and that it is time for this to become normal. and i tell you what, going to be pretty cool to see her on court calling games for the bucks. >> high time for that to happen. thanks, andy. >>> let's do a little business. looking at markets, asian shares have closed down here, hong kong down 1.5%, shanghai also down this morning. and european shares have opened higher. wall street, futures barely moving. wednesday best day for the s&p in two weeks. and rise in crude oil prices boosting energy stocks. today investors checking in on the labor market with the weekly jobless claims. and august retail sales are expected to fall for the third month in a row. you have a supply crunch, con

yankees for the second a.l. wild-card spot with the red sox holding a two-game lead atop those wild-card standings. new yorkries remaining against both of those teams starting tonight at fenway park. the yankee series with the red sox is the biggest regular season matchup between these two squads in years. i am already nervous. all three teams have nine games left on their regular season schedules. the fate of the national league west, meanwhile, is arguably in the hands of the san diego padres who snapped a five-game losing streak with yesterday's win over the division-leading giants. meanwhile in denver, the dodgers keep the pressure on san francisco, cutting the giants' lead atop the n.l. west with one game with a 7-5 win against the rockies. the padres' performance over the next ten days will go a long way toward settling the division race. san diego plays l.a. and san francisco three times each before the season ends. but the padres, their own playoff chances are still slim as they remain six games behind the red-hot cardinals in the race for the second n.l. wild-card spot. st. louis extended its win s