lucie and otis livingston. otis. >> reporter: hey, receive. yeah, there is plenty of excitement down here. there was no way the mets would attract the record 1500 fans they did yesterday for the first official workout for the pitchers and catchers. there is still a buzz down here as they start to team build for what they hope will become a successful season. day two of the long grind of a major league baseball season. spring training where players will continue to develop chemistry and camaraderie. >> we are a family. time. six months, seven months during the season. and it's a fun time. you are going to enjoy, time to get ready, like i say. >> reporter: even with the young harms, harvey, degrom, matz and sindegaard, terry collins feels the post morning role bartolo colon who noters along in his 19th season. >> you look at what this guy has done in the two years on this team early in the season, you them down. he is what he is. and then what we know his durability that, hey, look, is there a time in the season where, you know what? your starti

you clearly didn't have any fun out there, otis. >> thanks, otis. make sure you stick around for a special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert after the game. watch cbs2 news at 11:00 after stephen colbert. >>> we have developments on that deadly crane collapse in tribeca. the cleanup and the investigation have made progress since we checked in with you yesterday. >> today the mayor is expected to announce safety improvements to crane operations, a day after crews found the crane's computer that could lead them to what went wrong. >> one of the victims is out of the hospital. cbs2's ilana gold is live from the scene. >> reporter: we've noticed big changes at the scene. it's hard to tell because this truck is blocking us now. crews did manage to remove that massive crane. it's gone from this intersection here at west broadway and worth street. the next step is to haul off the crushed cars and patch up the roads. crews have worked nonstop this weekend. they used blowtorches to dismantle this 565-foot long then hauled them out on flat be

otis. >> that's right, kristine. i'm here at super bowl city where everything is going on for the fans. plenty of things and interaction for them to have out here. got a zipline back there, the golden gate bridge, football field, you have everything. so if you are a football fan, this is the place to be. but today was the final day of media availability and you got know that the coaches and the because we can't get to them anymore. it is all over. but we did have quite an interesting final day. the most talked about injury going into super bowl 50, panther linebacker thomas davis' broken arm suffered in the nfc championship game against arizona. he said after the game he was going to play in the super bowl. no doubt about it. and after having surgery, he is here and so far, good to go. but he is not going to let his individual desires come before what's best for the team. >> i wouldn't do it if it was something that i couldn't go out and really be who i am as a football player and help this team. if it was something

and ask about free installation. >>> once again otis livingston otis, we've got a weather situation up here. i know you had some down there as well earlier today. >> we certainly did, kristine and maurice. when i woke up, i thought, so much for sunny tampa. this was a day that everyone was looking forward to with position players meeting up with pitchers and catchers for the first time, they'd get together. mother nature threw us a curveball early this morning. rain, rain, go away. why would you have to show up on full squat report they? not even the morning downpour could dampen the spirits of the bronx bombers. >> always fun coming back the first couple days. this is where it starts, our goal is to win the world series. there's all the excitement, everybody comes back, ready to get started. >> there was an alex rodriguez siding. 6:45, then at a deck 22, he shows up. legacy and taking batting practice indoors. he didn't speak to the media. that will happen tomorrow. he did check in with his do. there's not all the questions he had to answer last year. so i thought he came in and looke

otis livingston counting down in san francisco for us. otis. >> reporter: maurice, you can feel the anticipation building. we are coming down the home stretch. yeah, about 2 days before kickoff for super bowl 50. because of the logistics, the nfl had to scrap one of its annual traditions. usually on the final friday, the two coaches pose with the super bowl trophy but today as you can see, the hardware went solo. that's what the panthers and broncos are fighting for. the vince lombardi trophy. also on that stage, the giants manage and eli peyton talked about his brother peyton manning who seeks a second title in what may be his final game. >> his focus right now is totally on figuring out this carolina defense getting offense ready getting calls and making checks different cities you can call out the line of scrimmage and going out there and trying to win a football game. >> you want him to come back would you like to see hi -- him in a uniform? >> i can't planning a season when he is not there. >> reporter: all right. our dagan early. wh

otis livingston live in port st. lucie, florida for mets spring training. otis? >> reporter: that's right. the mets begin spring training with a big-time bull's-eye on their back. was there attitude after going from the hunters to the hundred? we're going to hear from terry collins and lucas duda coming up in sports. >>> also ahead, not the welcome home you want after a weekend away. >> i come home to water pouring out of my ceiling. mess and how to prevent it from happening in your home. >>> also ahead, more on this everyone on board did survive. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today >>> we are getting a bit of a break from the record cold but it left behind major damage. frozen pipes and flooded

otis livingston. back to you in the studio. >> amazing to see all that goes into the behind the scenes. >> you don't think about it, right? >> thank you, otis. we'll check in with you again in a few minutes. stick around for a special live edition of the late show with he'll have tina faye, will ferrell, and additional surprise guests. after that don't forget to watch cbs news at 11:00. >>> to the deadly crane collapse, there's been developments. >> today the mayor will announce safety improvements to crane operations. it comes a day after crews found the crane computer. >> we've learned one of the victims is out of the hospital. cbs2's ilana gold is live from the scene with that story. >> reporter: first we want to tell you we've noticed big changes at the scene. take a look. crews were out overnight and managed to remove that massive crane. you can see it's now gone from the intersection here at west broadway and worth. the next step is to haul out the cars and patch up the roadway and get the stree

. >>> we will have a report from otis livingston who is with the mets in florida. season, bartolo colon is having as much fun as a kid trying to break into the bigs. later in sports. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. it's ok! >>> thousands rallied in brooklyn today in support of former nypd officer peter liang. >> justice for all! flags and held signs. convicted of manslaughter in the 2014 shooting death of akai gurley who was unarmed. the mostly asian-american crowd said this is a tragedy for both families. counter protesters rallied across the street staying justice for akai must be served. >> the black community wants a jail sentence. you may not commit wreck acts with impunity. >> he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> a college student

that drum solo part, really got me going. >> we know it very well, otis. >> good to see you otis. >> reporter: you know what i'm talking about. >> we do. speaking of snoop, otis met snoop also this week. >> look at that. >> have to check out his twitter. as talking to us. >> stick around for a live edition of stephen colbert after the game. watch on cbs2 at 11:00 right afterwards. >>> shifting gears to the deadly crane collapse, we are still looking live at the scene here. major developments. >> today the mayor is expected to announce safety improvements to crane operations. it comes a day after crews found the crane computer that could lead them to exactly what went wrong. >> one of the victims is out of the hospital. >> reporter: today mayor de blasio will be out here and he's going to talk to us about his new plans to make cranes safer, especially in the wind. factor behind friday's crane >> reporter: crane operator is kevin reilly. he's been questioned and tested negative for all substances. and the crane's computer could be a key to clues. and the company that owns the crane has

otis livingston is live in the middle of all of the excitement. hi, otis. >> reporter: hey, cindy. i wish you were here with me because indeed, this is the sporting event of the century, super bowl 50. it feels like everybody from every team is here to enjoy the festivitiespton's been a party all week long. you see all of these people out here? what does it people like? >> it feels like love, man. nothing but love. california love. we love you all! we love you all! >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> no, you have to go oh, yeah! >> let's see what you've got. >> reporter: let me show you how it's done. >> mvp. give me the trophy now. >> let me see your ring. >> that's what we're all going after. >> that's what the panthers and broncos are going for. i mean a bigger version. >> what's that up there? >> that's a zip line. >> reporter: i've got to try that. >> you feel it? >> reporter: oh, yeah, a little bit. [screaming ] >> reporter: i'm telling you, guys, my kids are probably proud of me right now because i usually chicken out. i get to the top of a zip line or something and i always chicken

i am otis livingston live in port st. lucieers, florida. 1,500 fans showed up. mets say that's a record for the day the pitchers and catchers worked out is since spring training in 1988. my photographer, joe mclaughlin, is in mid-season form keeping up with the guys as they went field to field. meet seth procter, a harvey fan from connecticut who was stricken with huntington's disease. a number of position players like david wright and curtis granderson were there. it was a successful day for terry collins. full of excitement for the players and the people who root them on. >> holy cow. what a tremendous -- our fans coming out today was incredible. there was very, very fun to see that. it was very fun to see the guys out there and the energy level in the morning. isn't have much to -- didn't them. >> as much as we want to be home with our mom and dad and wives and kids, you look forward to being why your brothers, your army, your team that you are going to do battle with. >> all right. let's check in on the yankees across the state in tampa. first full day worko

livingston. >> otis, my friend, you are always a winner. thank you so much. >>> special coverage of super bowl l starts here tomorrow, 11:00 a.m., the game starts at 6:30. and stick around for our special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert after the game. and watch cbs2 news at 11:00 afterwards. >>> disturbing discovery at indian point power plant. plus, a member of the pta in trouble with the law. the accusations of theft, deception and greed at a new >> at that point i began to cry. >> a mother upset after a hospital operates on her baby by accident. >> super bowl l from ever angle we go behind the scenes to see how one tiny camera can change the experience and even change the outcome of the game. >> and what you need to know about the future of your favorite treats. >> today was a pretty nice day. sunshine out there. things change for the work week. up. e sttinrn aillewi uoa utox st anab. t 0 g lo a dnldspds it tbeer it tfi. >>> pta treasurerrer in new jersey is arrested charged with stealing money. the 38-year-old was tr

otis livingston is live in tampa. chapman was back in yank camp today after a personal day yesterday. plenty of eyes watching his bullpen session. the flame lower to was popping the catchers mitt along betances. a possible suspension for chapman for domestic violence, he said earlier today he didn't heard anyone and that's being portrayed wrongly. we asked his new manager joe girardi about a new player. >> i think you give players the benefit of the doubt until they let you down or you feel that they haven't been truthful with you because it's important that players feel that a manager trusts them on the field and off. when you hear things you will pay attention and watch closely to see if a player is being honest or not. >> the yankees full squad reports to camp tomorrow. the yankees position players report wednesday, as well. but as we have been reporting, of position players already working out in port st. lucie. second year outfielder michael conforto has been there more than a week. the 22-year-old made a lot of

hi, otis. what?! lamar tuttle? well, well, what...? just a minute. what happened? otis got in an argument with lamar tuttle. lamar punched him in the nose. lamar tuttle? yeah, lamar's floyd's cousin. this is it. you go get floyd and mr. foley and bring 'em in here. i'll call you right back, otis. well, hold your head back. in just a few minutes, i'll get floyd... do it right now, and try to do no more damage on the way. damage?! what...? now! opie, go home, get clean clothes come back, and i'll give you a note. okay, paw. ( phone ringing ) ( sighing ) h-hello. sheriff's office. well... wha... betty ann, betty ann i can't understand. who punched you? i'll tell you why we're having this little hearing. we're having this hearing so we can settle this thing between you two fellows once and for all. how can you have a hearing without your material witness... now, what started out as a little, insignificant thing has gotten blown up all out of reason. people are fighting all over town and some of 'em don't even know one another. goober ought to be here. i say, goober oug

otis livingston is also there. today he is in port st. lucie. otis? >> reporter: hey, kristine. yoenis cespedes ups the ante in his own game. we'll check the newest car in his collection. and it was a rough finish to the season last year for the yankees. >> coby ellsbury. how will -- jacoby ellsbury. how will he bounce back? break. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >>> all right. i can't wait to see this. otis livingston joins us from mets camp. what's the latest? >> reporter: kristine and maurice,february 26, 2016, you can see it's the day that the mets officially begin defense of their national league title and set out to get back to the world series and hopefully wi

i'm otis livingston in san francisco covering super bowl 50. the teams went through the final full practice yesterday and the hay is in the born they are ready to play but it was a the vince lombardi trophy going sol o. roger goodell gave the state of the nfl address. josh norman. o'del was given three personal foul penalties but wasn't ejected. if he gets two he should get tossed. >>> eli manning one of three finalists for the walter peyton man of the year award for his charitable work off the field. he talked about his big brother and his future. if this is his final game eli has career advice. >> i offered him to be quality control for the giants and earn respect and see if he can know anything and help out at quarterback in the room a little bit i could probably make a call or two and find him a spot. >> two time super bowl mvp has pull with big blue. the back drop friday morning marshall and he gave me his thoughts on camera newton. >> this year i think people have embraced him but the older people, they are the ones that are criticizing h

. >>> otis livingston joins us know for a look ahead at sports. otis. >> kristine, mets captain david wright anxious to get the season started coming off a worlds appearance. >> there may be another beckham on the way to the nfl. breaking cousin's. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. >>> time for sports with otis we were saying the mets off season was so short doh playing in november! >> excitement going into this spring. some of the mets continue to get their work in down in port st. lucie before next week's official start of spring training. the longest tenured met is definitely looking forward to a solid 2016 campaign. david write coming off the roller coaster season in which he missed 115 games with spinal stenosis. many feared his career was over. he returned and hit a homer in his first game back on august 24 and david wright played a vital role in the post-season.

otis. >> reporter: yes. that defending national league team because the rest of the mets pitchers and catchers were getting their physicians today so it's quiet around their first official workout is tomorrow. for the first time since they went to the national league championship series in 2006, the mets enter spring training as one of the teams that the rest of the national league will be gunning for, the hunted, not the hunters and their manager terry collins way. >> we have a good team. we can't be ego maniacs about it but you have to walk out there with that confident that >> reporter: to win they must stay healthy he will guys like david wright. the pitching staff needs a repeat of last year. the pieces are in place for a return to the fall classic. what's this team's attitude, though, going in? you know everybody is going to give you their best shot. >> yeah. that's definitely -- it's a change, you know, from past years. but i think we're open and accepting of the challenge. >> this is only the first d

you know, otis is not even 2, so he just thinks that's kind of normal. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> we live in brooklyn. he sees hip beards all the time.hat's no big deal." but when you're walking a step behind will, and you see people turn and look at him like, you s your next guest, you know, the lovely lady backstage. you're like, "oh, that's right, he looks like a maniac." >> seth: he's a maniac. years ago, he and i went to the to see jordan's last game as a wizard. >> wow. you can tell your grandkids. night, had been a sketch, bernie mac, house of suits, and forte wore, like, a bernie mac, like, "kings of comedy" suit, after party, wore it on the train to boston, wore it at -- like, during the so, he's been doing this forever. >> oh, forever, yeah. show gives him a little bit more license to do crazy stuff like this. >> seth: well, it's nice that you guys got to go there. >> i'm hopm hoping that beard style -- >> seth: half a beard? yes. >> becomes like the rachel, you know, from the'90s with jen's hair. [ laughter ] >> seth: i feel like otis you saying this. [ laughter ] >> yo

. >>> steve ecn for otis tonight. a rod is here. >> he's winning people over this could be a milestone year for one of the greatest hitters to ever play the game. alex rodriguez is about -- about to embark on the next leg of the quest for immortality. just 13 away from joining the 700 homer club, exclusive group that only includes babe ruth, hank aaron, barry bonds. his revival at the age of 40 brings elevated expectations at the plate and in the clubhouse this year. otis livingston has more. >> reporter: a year ago, alex rodriguez was just coming off a season-long suspension for ped use. the four he could pick up a bat, he had to answer a barrage of questions. >> nothing more painful to be fired and then have an opportunity to come back and try to do things the right way. >> last year was extremely challenging to come into. difficult one. i prepared tremendously hard. didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: no one knew what to expect. >> there it goes. >> reporter: not the monster 33 home run, 86 rbi season, turning

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. >>> otis livingston heading to florida for spring training. steve overmyer is in tonight for sports. steve. >> well, the sounds of air. the mets pitchers and catchers are reporting today. neil walker is a new met. finding out what he is looking forward to not seeing, next in sports. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. no, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, rocks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. this is our future. and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! go to oasas.ny.gov, or call or text the hopeline. es teetvaab thpldsp 5faerth cle t 0 g lo a dnldspds usv d onfoju 9. aon oinwi n nu ctrt. swcho tt.swcho os so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it. th

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reporting from tampa, otis livingston. >> it's good to be good at baseball, isn't it? >> sure is. >> my goodness. >> he takes care of all those cars. >> i could wash them if he needs someone to. >>> we'll be right back. >>> don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page there. find us at facebook.com/cbsnewyork. >>> coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, do you know who you're really talking to? voices security experts say there's a dark side to cell phone technology. >> the purpose is very plain and simple. it's to intentionally deceive others. end of story. >> cbs 2 investigates digital deceit tonight on cbs at 11. >>> finally at 6:00 a new city has topped new york as the billionaire capital of the world. >> yes. beijing is now the city with the world's most billionaires. according to china based research firm [ non-english language ] the chinese capital gained 32 new billionaires last year for a grand total of 100. new york which topped the list for years came in second with 95. and for the first time china also overtook the u.s. as the country with the

otis livingston, cbs2 news. >> otis is going to bring you reports from san francisco all week leading you to super bowl sunday, bright and early 11:00 a.m., kick off the 6:30 right here on cbs2. celebrate their big signing did you see this last-second shot from rutgers? we'll show you how it ended. look at health care through our eyes across 21 hospitals and over 450 community and research facilities, we're 61,000 people looking to not just raise our standard but raise the standard of health care. north shore-lij is now northwell health. look north. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms . no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> today was the day for the master celebrate, they introduced their biggest signing of the off-season. yoenis cespedes signed a deal a couple weeks ago. today he was reintroduced. he does have a clause that after one year but he says

otis livingston is in tampa. and they're not going to do it this year. >> let's cue the olivia newton john music, let's get physical. am i dating myself here. hopefully a long run in the playoffs, players will get fatigued and get gassed. the yankees believe they have a remedy for it. put some dirt out and some grass on top of it. another day of stretching, fundamentals, light jogging, and a humongous mound in the outfield that the players have to run up a number of times >> it's cool. i like it >> not a big deal? >> no. it goes, indeed, we have a lot of those. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: there are six increments of 10 yards, and it gets to as high as 10 feet at the top. >> just something i've used throughout my whole career. i used it when i was a college coach, i had it for entire teams. that was with the agility, form running, speed development, base running stuff with it. forcing the guys to have to work hard constantly. that's what i'm doing is here to make the guys work >> obviously, it's different, b

i'm otis livingston. at this point it is super bowl week, the funding craziness begins to wind down and players love it. when we're on the outside looking in. we can't talk to them anymore. reason they're here in san francisco, to play the biggest football game of their lives. here is the best of the last date of media availability. >> the most talked about injury, thomas davis' broken arm, suffered in the championship game against arizona. he said he was going to play in super bowl. after successful surgery, he will be out there on sunday trying to win a ring. >> if it was something that i couldn't play to the level that i feel like i'm capable of playing at, i wouldn't go out and play. >> reporter: then into the broncos media tends with one of the most famous rappers on the planet, snoop dogg, he worked as a journalist the super bowl. after getting peyton manning to agree to give him 50% off papa john's pizzas, he did ask a serious question. >> for this big gain right here, is it fair to say that you ar

i also heard you recently -- otis got introduced to beyonce via the halftime show? >> oh, yeah, yeah, as we all did. >> seth: as we all did. a re-introduction. >> that's right, yes. yeah, he's watched it 45 times now. >> seth: oh, so he really at that age just wants to keep seeing the halftime show? >> i mean, you have beyonce -- when he wakes up, it's one of three things. it's either boom-bops, which are, to play the drums, you know, fred, or hoops. >> seth: okay, basketball. >> or beyonce boobies. >> seth: that's what he calls it? >> i think, yeah. no offense to mr. carter, or certainly not mrs. carter, either, but yeah, he's obsbssed with her boobaloobas. >> seth: there you go. >> and the choreography that gets them going. >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> it's not just -- >> seth: it's not, at rest, he's not that interested. >> no, in a resting state, he's kind of like, you know,"where's mama?" he would just rather hg out with mama. but like, when she's getting down, yeah but he can do -- he's doing the little "single ladies" move now. >> seth: oh, that's

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. >> seth: you went and saw some you and your son, otis -- >> yep. a clippers game. >> my other son, yeah. >> seth: your other son, now, i wanna establish that this was a photo forte recently tweeted. he did this for a show. but this is what forte looked like. [ laughter ] >> okay, so, that looks photo-shopped, right? >> seth: but that's a real thing he did. >> but he really did it. i mean, i was in -- i saw him the morning of he did that, and of course, he was like, "should i go, "yeah, you've gotta lose the eyebrow." [ laughter ] >> seth: but now, here's the thing. i assumed he only had to do it for a little bit, and then he could, like, shave the rest of it. >> no. >> seth: but then, this is photos of you guys -- this is in public! [ laughter ] >> we're actually out of order. it should be otis, then will, then me to see the evolution of a beard. [ laughter ] but yeah, no -- and i've hung out with him enough. you know, otis is not even 2, so he just thinks that's kind of normal. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> we live in brooklyn. he sees hip beards

. >>> friday and otis is in port st. louisy with the mets. what do you have today? >> christine and maurice, it was a day full of energy and excitement. the energy provided when [ indiscernible ] rolled into the -- another day, another expensive car. this one, $85,000. the moment everyone was waiting for, when the entire mets squad hit the field. matt harvey looked good. neil walker getting reps in the infield. and terry collins overseeing anything. while it's not going to be easy to get back to the fall classic, the mets know they have the talent on the roster to do so. >> i think guys come in here with a little more confidence, a little more confidence. or expectations are high last spring training and they're going to be high this spring training. the confidence and the expectations are high and i think that's the message. >> today obviously the first official meeting with everybody in there and you look around the room and there's a lot of talent and positive toward not only this camp, but the season. we're all excited. >> reporter: now, let's check in on the nb

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. >> otis livingston from tampa. >>> antonio cromartie's -- comes to an end. >>> and see it all over the bomber roster. i'll explain. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. >>> five ways to make your resume stand out. >>> otis livingston joins us from tampa at yankees spring training. >> reporter: let's get to the news of the day. chapman took a personal day. and joe girardi says he wasn't throwing anyway. he didn't know if he was meeting about an upcoming violence. whether he serves the suspension or not. the 100-mile an hour flame thrower is a big part of the plans for 2016, emphasis on big. it's the most talked about portion of the yankees roster, the 7th, 8th, and 9th inning guys in the bull pen. be the best ever. >> it intimidates some teams. but we have to

otis livingston. >> doing it all in the rising stars challenge in toronto. you can close a career on jenrry mejia, he sets a record but not the kind you want in it is over. >>> now your jeep sports desk. >> otis is here now and the mets, a mets player making history today. >> a former met. >> not rocket scientists. third time is a charm for jenrry mejia. fails a third test for performance enhancing drugs and his career is over. july he was busted a second time which was supposed to be for a full season and now he tested positive again. in less than a year he gone from the closer to closed out of the game. to receive a life time ban. after his troubles with the first two suspensions he was set to make $4.2 million. henrik lundquist needed rest tonight so he didn't face the kings. not just together game for the rangers. a rematch of the stanley cup final. rangers trying to hang on in the final few second. how about this? off the rangers defender the kings force over time. that is where the kings got crowned. rangers see their four game winning streak come to a

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. >> here's otis livingston with your sports update. >> good morning. want to talk about excitement here in florida? 1500 met fans showed up. the mets tell me that's a record since they started having training here in 1988. my photographer, joe, is already in mid-season form, keeping up with the guys as it's not all about baseball yesterday, as matt harvey took time out to meet with seth proctor, a fan from connecticut stricken with huntington's disease but works out every day. >>> a number of position players light david wright and grander son were there in. successful for collins for the on. >> tremendous, our fans coming out today was incredible. very, very fun to see that. it was very fun to see the guys out there and the energy level in the morning. didn't have much to say today except let's go get them. >> as much as we want to be home with our mom and dad and wives and kids, you look forward to getting a chance to be with your brothers, your army, to be with your team you're going to do battle with. new gm marks. brooklyn takes a 13-point lead. k

otis mason - 01:11:59:20 - i could not attend the university of florida. i went down for an interview . it was very interesting about the results of my visit there. i was told that i spoke very well. that's all i heard.. thomas jackson - 00:49:18:00 - my father was a teacher and he was told that if he participated his job. narr - fearing retribution. many of st. augustine's middle class blacks were either hesitant or silent about the growing civil rights movement. there needed to be a new front opened in the fight against segregation, and there was no better place to do it than in a city about to celebrate its 400th birthday. ((brian loftus)) > the story doesn't end there. on our next installment of america's untold journey... we'll go back to the intense summer of 19-63. and make sure to catch our special this saturday at nine...fight here on 8 news now./// ((kirsten joyce)) > he is going back to cali, cali, cali... to host the grammy awards! ((brian loftus)) coming up at 6:00... ll cool j will be chatting with us live... about how he's getting ready for