weigle: i am a long suffering orioles fan.t is been a wretched couple of days, but you dance with the girl that brought you, and i grew up loving baseball in baltimore in the 1950's. my grandfather was my mentor in matters of baseball. i attended the last game of the world series in orioles memorial stadium with him. the orioles swept the dodgers in four games. i watched another one of my heroes, frank robinson, win the game at memorial stadium. i am a long suffering orioles fan looking forward to a very long season in 2021. host: do you see any heroic figures across baseball today? mr. weigle: yeah, actually they do not quite have the depth of character perhaps that some of these men i profiled in my book do, but there is an extraordinary level of skill in baseball today. before things went really bad for the houston astros or were noted to have gone really bad, i watched gerrit cole, who is not with the yankees, pick a one hitter in houston, and it was simply masterful. that kind of skill level, what you see out of men like

i, too, am a life long oriole fan and it's great to have one on msnbc.ever felt so good. hi there. adorable. very sweet. melissa said i've waited a long time for being up "way too early", after having covid, losing my job of 12 years last may, diaw to covid, i am finally headed to a full-time job today. >> we'll look at the "axios" 1 big thing. and we'll hear from adam kinzinger who said he's surprised it took donald trump this long to call him out. >>> and coronavirus vaccine eligibility in new jersey. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" moments away. e. "morning joe" moments away ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ and all that glitters is gold ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's. i had shingles. horrible. a young thing like me? actually anyone 50 or over is at increased risk for shingles. the pain, the burning! my husband had to do everything for weeks. and the thing is, there's nothing you can do about it! well, shingles can be p

but mickey janice is looking to change that with the orioles. the team posted this video yesterday of the pitcher's knuckle ball in slow motion. check it out. it is captioned spin rate, where we're going, we don't need a spin rate. i will always take it back to the future reference on top of my os baseball. so many things in there for me this morning. time now for the weather. let's go to bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill, good morning. >> good knuckle ball is very hard to throw. you have to appreciate if you ever tried throwing one to get like no spin on it is incredible. so yeah, fun to watch. that is about it for the orioles though, i'll leave it at that. so we have two big storms in the west, areas of the east are looking warm and nice, but all of the problems will be in the west. so let's take a look at the next five days because march is known for really big storms and this storm is going to be slow moving and we are going to get nailed in areas like colorado. we're talking feet of snow from this upcoming storm. so look at toda

the baltimore orioles slugger taking his first at-bat since recovering from colon cancer his triumphantat moment what you were thinking >> i was thinking, don't cry, the whole time i was really emotional >> reporter: the emotion not surprising, considering he just came off the toughest season of his life none of which took place on a baseball diamond it all started when mancini reported to spring training last season you got a routine physical that pro athletes get fairly often, and what happened? >> it was a normal physical. we did a blood draw, and the blood count showed my hemoglobin and hematocrit were really though they scheduled a colonoscopy and endoscopy for me and the doctor found a tumor in my colon. >> reporter: his father is a doctor and colon cancer survivor himself. >> you were familiar with the disease? >> yes, i was. at the time, i thought it affected people age 50 and older, for the most part i know it was extremely rare for people my age to get it. >> reporter: when he got the shocking news, mancini was just 27 he had a successful surgery to remove the tumor while in r

. >>> we also talked to good-bye oriole candidate, kevin faulconer.ed we talked with san francisco jewelry designer pegly li >>> tonight, the deadly and horrific shooting rampage in atlanta. eight people killed, six of the victims asian women. tonight, the gunman has been charged with eight counts of murder after opening fire at is three spas. the suspect in custody. authorities believe they halted further attacks in florida. police say the suspect's own parents identified him from surveillance images. news tonight on a possible motive, as these killings stir more fear among asian-americans. the president and vice president both weighing in tonight. >>> also tonight, as we come on the air, the extremely dangerous tornado threat across seven states. several reports of tornadoes on the ground already tonight and you'll see the images coming in. 60 million americans on alert from louisiana all the way to thea

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spring training baseball it is upon us, 28 of the league threw its first pitch, great moment for the oriolesutfielder, tre mancini return from colon cancer and got a standing ovation in his first-at-bat. >> great to see that. >>> and we're back with president biden powerful endorsement for amazon workers did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair. look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a magnet! pet hair is no match for bounce. with bounce, you can love your pets, and lint roll less. how did kellogg's combine crunchy oat clusters with a touch of honey... plump, juicy raisins and tasty fiber into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of bran-storming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch. two scoops of delicious. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, get it? and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate t

years since the giants president pulled the trigger on the trade that sent pitcher tyler ervin to the oriolesn exchange for yaz. the giants have a valuable player and hit almost 354 games last year and finished eighth in mvp voting. the 30-year-old has proved he is simply a late bloomer and not a flash in the pan. the cardinal will play oklahoma state and the men's tournament continues later. we will break it down tonight at 9:30. have a great day, everybody. >>> it's 4:56 and still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> no money needed. you can get to and from your vaccine appointments free of charge. >>> i'm emily turner in livermore. a big day. kids are going back to school shortly. i embrace getting older. i'm so much more confident now. but i don't love that as i age, i could develop gum issues. new colgate renewal reverses early gum damage, for a beautiful, revitalized smile. i can't wait to see what comes next! reverse early gum damage with new colgate renewal. why choose invisalign over other aligners? only invisalign treatment uses smarttrack technology. it moves teeth mo

is taking an oriole journey that goes sort of like this and then this and davis is going like this this and this exactly never going to be able to move supplies by rail exactly. they should have figured that out. but it really interesting the confederate government of course used george washington on the seal of the confederate states of america. and as james mcpherson has pointed out there. there are illusions to the fact that they're rebellion is as sacred as the american revolution, but lincoln crystallized the thoughts better, right? that's a great point. so we do we need to spend the last 15 minutes of our discussion. i'm sure they'll be there will be questions about this as well on. the assassination plot because so much of your book is wrapped around the the constant threat and you talk about more near misses than i ever knew about. i mean a something exploding and shattering windows at a train station innocuous accidents that must have brought terror to the family when they happen, but i think you're one of your major contributions with this book is that historians have tried fo

i think it was on the orioles port at that point.e talked of the genius of george tolman, the great groundskeeper, whose lifework i was then defending, the violences of major league baseball. george was one of the five commissioners who revolutionized finances to the existential benefit of the kansas city royals. i hope he has a 2005 world series ring. and he signed my petition too. that perhaps along with this lecture series on churchill and his times is my one lasting contribution to civilization. civilization and citizenship are words, concepts and life activities central to george will's work. he came back to kansas city, i'm not going to remember this, but to speak for the bank that i work for, in the early 2000. his schedule was empty in the early part of the morning. i invited him to visit the museum. he told me he had already been there early that morning. indeed, he was on their advisory board, a citizen at work. i hope he agrees with me that the recent announcement that major league baseball will include negro league assist

on the i think he was on the orioles board at that point. we talked of the genius of george toma the great groundskeeper. whose life work. i was then defending the finances of major league baseball george will was one of the five i think commissioners who revolutionized those finances to the existential benefit of the kansas city royals. i hope he has a 2005 world series ring. oh and he signed my petition to that perhaps along with this lecture series on churchill and his times is my one lasting contribution to civilization. civilization and citizenship are words concepts and really life activities central to george will's work. he came back to kansas city again, probably again. i'm not going to remember this but to speak for the bank that i work for in the early 2000s and his schedule was empty part of the morning. so i invited him to go with me to visit the negro leagues museum. he told me he'd already been there early that morning indeed. he was on their advisory board. a citizen at work i hope you agrees with me that the recent announcem

. >> we wrote this legislation oriole in the pandemic.wanted the asian-american culture to know that any sort of racism and bigotry was not acceptable. we put the resolution out. i didn't even put the president's name in the language of the resolution. unfortunately, we had leaders like kevin mccarthy who said this wasn't on the minds and was not being discussed at kitchen tables around america. so i want to ask him if these issues are indeed being discussed today after what we saw in atlanta, and after over 3,800 incidents across this country during the past year. >> and representative, just to add to your case, the case that you're making, in case anyone is not familiar with the racism asian-americans have been facing. i want to play some of the vile messages you received in your office after the resolution passed. here it is. >> i'm calling about the karate kid virus. the kung fu virus, whatever it is that came from asia. it's not racist. it's the truth. filthy people. >> hey, you look like a chinese virus, you fat slob. maybe kung fu.

he was in havana for a game and again they arrange the game between the orioles in the cuban national big deal printed also in u.s. cuba relations and pedro is there. went through the neighborhood where his family lived in the recognize him. they left in 1962 and they've had recognize him. among the things that pedro did what he was there was to write an open letter to bill clinton calling for the end of the economic embargo of cuba from ama cuban to do that, is like denver, pedro had a lot loss prince of that but he showed courage. so the baseball world, help pouring of pedro on sunday prayed and wanted to just honor him as well. but it's a hard voice speaking of passion and speaking glad you stand for and knowing what you stand for not being afraid to talk about that even when it's a difficult situation. and anthony and pedro certainly for a lot of years what is on the level of values that i believe this corrections really haim

design team manager carrie wong says the enclosure is modeled from an orioles nest that can be foundthe presidio's forest. >> it has two layers of nets inside and when you're at the top a window out to the bay and you're perched up there like a bird. >> reporter: and if you're lucky, you might have some company. some of the benches and installations will be crafted of the massive logs that form the unique place structure were trucked in all the way from canada. some assembly required. >> yes. when it arrives, it's big piles of logs. >> reporter: in a historic first, katelyn o'brien found herself part of an all female management team for the project comprised of the presidio trust, and james corner field operations. >> it's been amazing. i never thought when i entered construction, i would have an all female team. >> reporter: but gazing across the bay front site, it all seems part of a broad vision, a project somehow as unique and sweeping as the landscape itself. >> that transition from the historic main post down to a more natural area along the waterfront was always something that

stigma sunset and parkside district and that some of the architecture is different from that the oriolesare but the longer i live in parkside the more i come to see how significant this neighborhood is and there's a lot worth keeping and restoring and improving in parkside. the trocadero is inappropriate for us to start because it's inextricably linked with the history of our city but you know, the trouble darrell is just one of the many structures that are part and parcel of the character and relevance of the western neighborhood. you have chernow station in the parkside, foresthill station , the empire the building unless florida avenue and the list goes on and on . these structures give francisco the look and feel and the character that has drawn people here for so many generations so that you supervisors for recognizing the significance and role of the trocadero and thank you for voting infavor of initiating landmark designation . >>chair melgar: thank you misterrosen. next public commentor please . >>caller: the trocadero clubhouse is important to every san franciscan regardless of

design team manager says the enclosure is modelled from an orioles nest that can be found in the presidio's at the top a window out to the bay and you're perched up there like a bird. >> reporter: and if you're lucky, you might have some company. some of the benches and installations will be crafted of the massive logs that form the unique place structure were trucked in all the way from canada. some assembly required. >> yes. when it arrives, it's big piles of logs. >> reporter: in a historic first, katelyn o'brien found herself part of an all female management team for the project comprised of the presidio trust, and james corner field operations. >> it's been amazing. i never thought when i entered construction, i would have an all female team. >> reporter: but gazing across the bay front site, it all seems part of a broad vision, a project somehow as unique and sweeping as the landscape itself. >> that transition from the dn more natural area along the waterfront was always something that we aspired to knit together. >> reporter: an experience the entire bay area will enjoy soon. if all

like that's good the boat tours are set to start up again just a few hours before the sox and the orioles a staple around boston carrying its sports teams through championship rallies on land and water. >>> 40 seconds left on a race to the finish, an eyewitness to george floyd's death breaking down in tears on the stand during the murder trial of the now fired cop derek chauvin. we also saw never before seen video of floyd inside a store leading up to his deadly encounter with police. >>> and stick around for a cnbc special, "race and opportunity in america." it's coming up next. and now you know the news of this wednesday, march the 31st, 2021 i'm shepard smith. follow uons twitter and instagram on thenews@cnbc. rg. in peytonville, there's lots of ways to save on auto insurance. really? yeah. very proud of that. with smartride® from nationwide, they can get discounts for safe driving. does she get one? mrs. carmichael? safest driver in peytonville. takes a lot of work and effort to be the safest driver in peytonville. what about this guy? with nationwide smartmiles®, the less he drives,

the onion-shaped climbing enclosure is actually modeled from an orioles nest that can be found in thet. >> when you're at the top you can have a window out to the bay and you're perched up there like a bird. >> reporter: and if you're lucky, you might have some company. some of the benches and installations will be crafted, but the massive logs that form the unique play structure were trucked in all the way from canada. some assembly required. >> yes. when it arrives, it's big piles of logs. >> reporter: in a historic first, caitlin o'brien found herself part of an all-female management team for the project, comprised of the presidio trust and others. >> i never thought when i entered construction i would have an all-female team. >> reporter: but gazing across the bayfront site it all seems part of a broad vision, a project as unique and sweeping as the landscape itself. >> that transition from the historic main post down to a more natural area along the waterfront was always something that we aspired to knit together. >> reporter: an experience the entire bay area will enjoy soon. in

was the president street station into the camden street station, which is very near the baltimore orioles stadium. that's where you caught the train to washington. in that transfer between train stations, if they didn't get them on one of the bridges coming into baltimore, they were going to get him with he was in a horse and carriage going slowly through a crowd. and she went to the president of this railroad, samuel felton who later wrote down in his -- he wrote a written account of it that were in his papers in philadelphia that this woman dorothea dix had better information about the threat against lincoln than anyone in washington, d.c., or in any elected political office, and he was always grateful to her. so because of this intelligence, he sent out for pinkerton, who came from chicago. they talked about about what to do. pinkerton brought eight detectives with him, including another woman, a fascinating, very effective spy basically named kate warn or warne, i'm not sure how to pronounce her name, who was hiss most effective agent, they got all the information by going through bal

relying on a company to make the chips for you, you're going to have difficulty getting enough capacity oriole pay more for it. the design company might be described might be constrained. -- might be constrained. you should do pretty well in this market because what you've got is scarce and very much in demand. close stocks probably haven't priced in another entire year -- those stocks probably haven't priced in another year. anna: perhaps so. which of the industries that are paying the high margins? you said chip manufacturers are going to prioritize those customers that pay the higher margins. which are the sectors that pay the most for these chips? william: i suppose wherever you get the greatest value. if you are producing product which is dependent on high-end chips, so server makers, something of that sort, electric vehicles, then that's probably -- those chips you'll get a hold of at the price you already get. they're probably tight in contractually anyway. the auto industry, the first bit i have issue with other microcontrollers. those are not significantly come to get chips. -- compli

internally forever grateful for them and they are our heroes and we know that because of them that elect oriole vote process was able to continue. we know that we ordered helmets prior to the january 6 incident and they were ordered in september of the previous year -- >> chief pittman. >> yes, those helmets have arrived and we have already. >> any other hard equipment to equip our officers? i think the best way we can honor their incredible bravery is by making sure to have the hard gear they need? >> yes, so over 1300 of those helmets have arrived and we do have several hundred that are still coming in to be issued out. in addition to that, we have a number of other equipment assets that are reflected in the fy 22 budget for our officers. we do want to honor them and make sure that they are in the best position to protect themselves as well as protecting you. >> in my final seconds here, there is inspector general report and one of the primary ways that we ensure federal dollars are being spent appropriately and your office, u.s. capitol police, does not make, your office does not make the ig

we have to apply it uniformly across the supply chain orioles goods will find their way to markets oneay or another and it will be nearly impossible. i do want to describe the complexity here but a multinational company is thousands of suppliers. they have not landmarked identified all of the supply chain yet so by setting a clear standard what we can do is make it very easy for companies to obtain that vace line level of visibility to know who the actors are not just direct that indirect and not just in high-risk regions but low risk regions as well. [inaudible] an amendment bars fast-tracked procedures -- whose countries don't extend minimum effort to fight forced labor. ms. hughes and ms. vandenberg how has this worked out and hout can we improve forced labor standards? >> thank you so much. i will go first. we think it's essential that those provisions are included in our trade agreements. we need the support from not just the u.s. government as we focused on during the hearing but our international trading partners in the supply chain so we very much support that approach and look

stigma sunset and parkside district and that some of the architecture is different from that the oriolese longer i live in parkside the more i come to see how significant this neighborhood is and there's a lot worth keeping and restoring and improving in parkside. the trocadero is inappropriate for us to start because it's inextricably linked with the history of our city but you know, the trouble darrell is just one of the many structures that are part and parcel of the character and relevance of the western neighborhood. you have chernow station in the parkside, foresthill station , the empire the building unless florida avenue and the list goes on and on . these structures give francisco the look and feel and the character that has drawn people here for so many generations so that you supervisors for recognizing the significance and role of the trocadero and thank you for voting infavor of initiating landmark designation . >>chair melgar: thank you misterrosen. next public commentor please . >>caller: the trocadero clubhouse is important to every san franciscan regardless of the neighb

>> your boston red sox against baltimore orioles. it's going to be very exciting.l 1. >> okay. i see what my week looks like now. >>> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle. it's monday, march 29th, and we're about 90 minutes away from opening statements in the trial of derek chauvin. it is the beginning of one of the biggest cases in the history of minneapolis and our nation. a trial that will be broadcast live across the country for all the world to see. chauvin, of course, the ex-minneapolis police officer charged with second degree murder, third degree murder and manslaughter in the deaths of george floyd. last may video of chauvin