they had their first child this offseason. sadie sogard. eric had his best season last year and is trying to keep his concentration as he nails down the second base job but his second child is more exciting than anything he has done on the field. >> a special moment for us. she has been doing great. very healthy, even sleeping well. >> you always hate to come to spring training when you have something like that. >> it's tough, but thankfully we had her in the offseason so i was able to spend a lot of time with her. can't imagine having it happen during the season. >> a proud father. a's and white sox, eric gives a's the lead. then bottom five. , ale rod chasing donaldson. no contest. solo shot. a's on top 2-0 but the game end in a 2-2 tie. it's spring training and guys have dinner reservations. >> giants and dodgers, clayton kershaw immediate brandon hix. gone. the form i a has three rbi on the day. kershaw, struck out one. g-men up 2-1. bottom five, still -1, pablo sandoval. diving stop. gets the out out first. giants beat the dodgers 3-2

they had their first child this offseason. sadie sogard.d his best season last year and is trying to keep his concentration as he nails down the second base job but his second child is more exciting than anything he has done on the field. >> a special moment for us. she has been doing great. very healthy, even sleeping well. >> you always hate to come to spring training when you have something like that. >> it's tough, but thankfully we had her in the offseason so i was able to spend a lot of time with her. can't imagine having it happen during the season. >> a proud father. a's and white sox, eric gives a's the lead. then bottom five. , ale rod chasing donaldson. no contest. solo shot. a's on top 2-0 but the game end in a 2-2 tie. it's spring training and guys have dinner reservations. >> giants and dodgers, clayton kershaw immediate brandon hix. gone. the form i a has three rbi on the day. kershaw, struck out one. g-men up 2-1. bottom five, still -1, pablo sandoval. diving stop. gets the out out first. giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your fin

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they discuss the big offseason changes to each team has been with the caveat was cold but the heat of the team's messages were clear to win the championship. and speaking of that the frontal winds will tend to become the second team to win four titles in a row this season but with two key players caught their journey has become tougher. well the first pictures of the thirty third k beale season will be thrown on saturday with any of the nine teams in action on opening day. now listen to golf first in the pga met every was victorious at the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill for the first pga tour win of his seven year career every lifted the trophy after scoring a combined thirteen under par. as adam scott who had a huge lead going into the weekend failed to close out strong and with that the dirty world caught his first win of the two were in ninety three starts and earned his first ticket to the master sport meets next month. meanwhile on the way the site world golf hall of famer carry wet rallied from behind to win that eighteen pc founders cup in phoenix arizona. the thirty ni

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yard at two pm on saturday korea time for the rematch and with many teams having made upgrades this offseason is set to be an exciting year for football fans. now shifting gears to the upcoming world cup in brazil the power rankings are out following the latest round of international friendly nice. now let's take a look at the short list according to police report despite the official world rankings brazil comes in at the top spot. ctu home field advantage while spain comes in at a close second argentina germany and italy round out the top line meanwhile south korea steps up to twenty first after soundly defeating greece this week standing below group mates belgian and brush up and the both algeria. now let's get to friday's kbr match ups in the first day as kate b school will send the nineteen sixty eight. but now let's talk about the dean of the night. the league's top two teams molded see this and the ltc acres they saw both teams are you going to start. what else can break away for a four point edge at halftime. and despite an overseas when they are playing lights out its older brother mo

the same amount he made last year >> gary:boldin who was acquired from the baltimore ravens in the offseasond the 49ers with 85 receptions for 1,179 yards and 7 touchdowns last season. >> gary: are bought agent will like $18 million a year for a guy who has started a couple of seizes j. cutler chicago sun and 80 million t romo and dellas 80 million a year in either of those have won super bowls. 22 man a season kapernick is a free agent after next seasonhe broke the signing himself tweeting "49ers fans, i wanted to be the first to tell you i'm returning to >>it is time for lets harbaugh. kaepernick wants $18 million colin kaepernick who made a little less than $1 million last season his 3rd in the nfl has begun negotiations with the 49ers on a new dealhe reportedly wants about $18 million per-season that is the same amount jay cutler and tony romo make gauranteed money on both those deals was about $40 million an $18 million deal would rank 7th among nfl quarterbacks aaron rodgers at $22 million per-season makes the most kaepernick becomes a free agent after next season but the 49ers also ha

tim hudson one of the offseason acquisitions. the giants hope to ghetto fenn sieve punch that wasn't there last year. >> reminder you can get in the opening day spirit with a couple of special shows here. giants back on top can be seen tomorrow on four at ktvu and and eight on k icu. the oakland a's going all the way airs tomorrow. >>> another season in which the san jose earthquakes are digging a hole to start the year. the quakes had not lost at home in more than a year. they trail 1-0 in the six-minute. game tied at one. bit of controversy here. they're in stoppage time and a foul the called. down the left wing. beats the goal keeper. gives revolution a 2-1 win. >>> 30-year old pro golfer has a chance for big career day tomorrow. fill mick ellison couldn't finish the round and had to be hauled off. kuch er tied. 30-year old australian steven bode itch got his round off to a pretty good start. chipped in a hole that's a birdy. hole number two is par five. bode i shall shooting his fifth shot. bode itch finished with a 68. he'll

but after huge changes to the cars in the offseason what the fancy in the you australian grand prix onay is anyone's guess. the drivers are not bursting with enthusiasm about their new cars. >> yes, i knew it will be new. >> williams with mercedes engines are showing promising signs. >> i'm really confident that we can have a good start, show a much better face than we have shown in the past. so really looking forward to that. >> the changes to the cars have clearly had a big impact on the teams and drivers prompting some to even suggest that less than half the field will be able to finish sunday's race. that might be an extreme view but there is a lot of uncertainty heading into round one. for the past four years redbull racing has dominated. their preparation this season has been in their own words been disastrous. but there are clear signs that they're closing the gap to mercedes. >> they have a very integrated engine and engine recovery system. but we'll catch them. >> there is also optimism about the technological changes. they believe that it will take a few races for the changes

details as to why and the raiders continue their offseason spending bing.cts the latest to join the silver and black sports part two next. >>> raiders reload continues. we had a guy who basically grew up in their backyard. maurice jones drew played basketball at delasalle. he has a lot left. >> people tend to look at running backs and say you're 29. oakland is willing to give me the three year deal an opportunity with incentives to go out and maybe plays. to be able to go out and show what i'm worth. that's what i will be doing here. >> all right, three year contract deshawn jackson cal product released by philadelphia. a lot going on there. they say a gang related activity. so epd -- end of the line for him. >> congratulations to monte vista. >> absolutely. >> thank you for joining us. >> and don't miss our 7:00 a.m. forecast. let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later, i could just, you know, watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. an

. >>> all the talk leading up to sunday's race are about the changes made to the cars in the offseason. 8 cylinder engines have been made way for smaller engines, that's something that some teams and drivers have had to cope with. they'll race the same distance before but with less fuel. and to keep fans glued until the end of the season double points will be awarded at the final grand prix of the season in abu dhabi. here are reports. >> the opening round of the formeformula one season is not d to sell. but what the fans will see in the australian grand prix on sunday is anyone's guess. the drivers are not bursting about enthusiasm about their new look cars. >> mercedes seems to be doing the best job getting used to the changes which include smaller engines recovery system and aerodynamics. it's also showing promising signs. >> we're confident we can have a good start, show a much better face than we've shown in the past. we're really looking forward to that. >> the changes in the cars have profited some to suggest that less than half the field will be able to finish sunday's race. th

manziel was accused of receiving a five figure fee for signing autographs in the offseason. following an investigation, college football's governing body ncaa suspended the quarterback for half a game for an inadvertent violation. suggesting manziel should have known the autographs would be sold. >> manziel has ignited a national debate over whether the ncaa should change the rules and allow college football players to be paid. that question landed manziel on the cover of "time" magazine. >> a thousand miles away from kyle field here in phoenix arizona a former quarterback is trying to change the playing field for college athletes. his name is sam keller. he is taking on the ncaa. sam keller is now the offensive coordinator at suguaro high school. a long day from his playing days. first at arizona state and then at nebraska. >> they pound it in your head you are a student first then athlete. you have school, practice. you have weights. everything is scheduled out for you. it almost feels like you are just a robot and they just hammer it into you. you become like a soldier. y

it was reported before the super bowl that win or lose, peyton's future depended on this offseason neckm the all clear to keep playing. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. men's soccer team says it will play against the ukraine tomorrow, but due to the political unrest in the country, the game has been moved from the ukraine to cypress. now, there was uncertainty that the game would go on at all. the ukraine football federation told a local tv station yesterday that the game was off, but the u.s. soccer team tweeted earlier this morning that they were on their way to the game. and guys, this is, you know, a pretty big deal. people are saying why not cancel the game altogether? but they're 100 days away from the world cup and the u.s. team only has two tune-up games, this game being one of them. so, obviously, they would like to get on the field and play. and like i said, they'll try to play the game in cypress tomorrow. hopefully, it goes on as scheduled. >> the u.s. team needs the game for training, but those players on the ukraine team i think must have a lot on their minds right now. >>

the same amount he made last year >> gary:boldin who was acquired from the baltimore ravens in the offseasonwith 85 receptions for 1,179 yards and 7 touchdowns last season. he broke the signing himself tweeting "49ers fans, i wanted to be the first to tell you i'm returning to san francisco" >> a large part of my decision had to do with my family. being in san francisco i think it is a great fit for me and this point in more career i just want to compete for cash championships and a half the great opportunity to do so. >> gary: ny anyway...colin kaepernick who made a little less than $1 million last season his 3rd in the nfl has begun negotiations with the 49ers on a new deal he reportedly wants about $18 million per-season that is the same amount jay cutler and tony romo make gauranteed money on both those deals was about $40 million an $18 million deal would rank 7th among nfl quarterbacks aaron rodgers at $22 million per-season makes the most kaepernick becomes a free agent after next season but the 49ers also have the option of franchsing him in 2015 and 2016 >> gary: that is the word th

one of the best offseasons ever for an agent.e than $700 million for contracts and players, and he got the richest for $215 million over seven years. the best-known client is derek jeter of the yankees, but he .eems to have plenty equity futures are pointing to a higher open so we look like we are bouncing back today. we're on the market again in 30 minutes. likes up, why he microsoft to buy this for his grandkids. is his the country that main focus right now? we will tell you in a moment. he is a famous contrarian investor. tesla in a deal with the state of new york to keep it here. and even had a few more. you're watching live on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. you are "in the loop." i'm betty liu. investors are waiting to hear from pitcher janet yellen, giving a speech in chicago an hour from now. features indicating stocks open higher. the s&p was down for two days and away -- in a row before bouncing back. gm ceo mary barra has plenty of to

what you want to do think offseason -- april, may, september -- again, the magic months, because that'shat's when you really get the enjoyment of you being alone with the island. in fact if you're on beaver island in michigan and looking to find footprints in the sand look behind you, you're the guy that made them. that's it. >> all right. peter greenberg, thank you so much. some great ideas. >> you got it. >> and a special programming note. this coming thursday on pbs, peter greenberg takes a very personal and historic look at israel. >> when you travel with the prime minister of israel you also bring along just a little bit of security and press. >> you know peter? >> yeah? >> never in the history of rafting have so few been accompanied by so many. >> the tour guide none other than israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. don't miss "israel, the royal tour" thursday night on pbs. check your local listings. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning saturday" the award you want and the one you don't. we'll have an expert help predict the oscar winners and those that might get the dreaded raz

this offseason you want to get people to understand the need to get a good breakfast. to. >> i'm here with the school breakfast initiative. it's way to build awareness around breakfast. >> are you serving us breakfast today? >> i brought you some breakfast. >> great! >> i wanted to bring you guys some things. >> what do we have here? >> this is like a blueberry plate here. that's an apple biscuit kind of thing. >> you know how food and energy translates into performance, right? in the classroom, at practice, at games. what does this mean to the kids for you to get behind this program? >> it means a lot. it's good to build awareness around something like this because i know when i was growing up, breakfast wasn't even a big part of my day. i may try to eat at school. but if i didn't eat at school, if i was running late, i wouldn't eat 'til 12:30, 1:00 o'clock. it's great to get kids excited about it and get the right protein and nutrients. >> i got a feeling some kids will be seeing you serving breakfast to them a little later, aren't they? >> ps school number 75 and al

you have the center who -- patrick, everything sort of -- >> they do strong men workouts in the offseason over tires and whatnot. >> i think i can take him. yeah, yeah. i do have florida, yeah. >> i think florida still cuts down the nets. >> i was spiurprised it wases a close as it was for a time. >> they play uconn. >> 71-48 or whatever it was. >> 81-48, uconn to louisville, just a couple weeks ago. and everyone left them for dead. uconn is done, louisville could win the national title. instead it was a wake-up call. sometimes guys need an embarrassing loss. >> i'm going to use this opportunity to announce my contest for next year. >> the billion dollar bracket? >> he's going higher. >> i'm going 100 billion for anyone who gets it right. >> 9.2 quinntillion. >> because there's so many zeros, we don't understand what that means. watch how this plays out, now we know. i can't even pick a single game. >> espn had 11 million brackets. only 600 people got the final four. usually you have thousands of people to get the final four. >> is this year harder than other years? i always feel like it'

part of an offseason spending spree, a lot of ps here, that has the average salary approaching $4 millionhe first time. dodgers are ending the yankees 15-year streak as baseball's biggest spenders. the dodgers have a projected payroll of $235 million. that's 31 million more than the yankees player payroll. you just think of brad pitt and billy what's his face. and then for the yankees, i'm not going to say anything because i live here. but the way the reds do it, you know, farm club, they -- >> don't forget the dodgers. it's not a private -- >> gugenheim, i know. >> the insurance. >> i hated this all along. they're using people's insurance money to -- vanity buy. >> it seems like a riskier investment. they forget how to do the -- >> but you don't like an owner being able to have all the glitz and the vanity of owning a sports team with other people's money, with opm. it's kind of your thing. >> but it's always been like minority investors and the mets and all these other places. that was going to be a -- if what's his -- if einhorn got involved with the minority announcer with -- >> i thi