>> girls, out of the room now. >> juju: kelly, brooke and paige's mom, joined the reunion, along withthe women describing lasting impact on their families. >> i think if that didn't happen, that they would probably still dance. i mean, they would have been on the dance team at college or something. and they do no dance, none. and that's sad, to me. because that was their life. you know? i just feel like it's all my fault. >> juju: kelly has not spoken to abby since the day she left the show. why go back to a reunion show? >> it was easier for me because we kind of have been talking about it. i didn't leave on the bad or horrible terms like some of the moms did. i'm not ashamed of what kendall and i did, and, you know -- i'm kind of proud of it now, because it has brought really good things to my young kendall. >> juju: each girl has carved their own path since leaving the show. >> this is going to be a little tropical storm to say, i think, but to me, abby was always right. i did interrupt two adults talking. if i was a mess, she wasn't just quelling at me because she wanted to yell a

. - [sportscaster] so much talk about caitlin clark and paige bueckers. - paige bueckers, people forgetand still only freshman to win national player of the year. (fans shouting) - bueckers, connects! - [announcer] three! - paige bueckers, (tense music) a triumphant return after a season missed due to injury. - and that is how (buzzer blares) the first half will end. holding caitlin clark to six points. - paige and uconn and geno, they're kinda like, don't sleep on us. - what's the score? - [player] we're down six. - all right, i mean, our shots are gonna fall. i mean caitlin, you're a **** dog. like, do not... we have the most confidence in you ever, so you're fine. (tense music) - [sportscaster] getting ready to start this second half in cleveland, ohio. clark, is gonna spin away from traffic, double screen, gets open, and hits! (crowd cheering) first three of the night for caitlin clark. clark for three. (whistle blows) it is good! (crowd cheering) plus the foul. (tense music) clark, step back three. you bet! (crowd cheering) - three, caitlin! - we had two really costly turnovers lat

paige: ellen are you coming out or not?!quit jerking us around and come out already! come on! ellen: what is the big deal? i've got a whole hour. patrick gomez: i don't think you can overstate, what was at stake for ellen degeneres in terms of coming out. she had a fantastic career as a stand-up. she was having not just a tv, but film career at the time. jim j bullock: this pressure cooker had been just mounting and her show really was what blew the lid off of it. ellen: susan, i'm gay. jim colucci: it was an incredibly pivotal moment in television when ellen morgan, ellen degeneres' character came out. and it coincided with ellen degeneres' own coming out, which was a brave thing to do when you're the lead of a sitcom. ellen: if it wasn't difficult, i would have done it a long time ago and everybody else who's closeted and in this business would do it. jim colucci: it really became a national event. ellen: that felt so great. and it felt so loud. woman: she must have felt this huge relief. lorraine ali: she was us. she was

both paige and o'neil played for the kansas city monarchs of the leagues.ge went on to play in the majors, and both he and o'neil are in the baseball hall of fame. the giant card is one of several cards of league legends being displayed on select cities ahead of next month's matchup between the giants and the cardinals. it will be the first mlb game to ever be played at rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, the oldest professional ballpark in the u.s. it's where giants legend willie mays played when he was on the birmingham black barons of the leagues. he began his professional career with the team in 1948, when he was just 17 years old. the giants say next month's game, set for june 20th, will honor willie and the leagues in a way which will be appreciated by all generations. and you'll be able to watch it all right here on ktvu you americans, fully embracing the start of the summer travel season. up next, the new records set on the roads and in the skies. meteorologist mark tamay will have the c a slow network is no network for business. that's why more

in 1966, he used part of his saway to honor the -- league players who ar'excluded he meant satchel paige and josh day sort of helped pave the way for a lot the think five years later josh gibson wasn't and after that satchel paige. so for all the things that ted williams wrong he he write it off a lot ofhem. yeah. for the book did you talk to of ted williams is sox teammates or any of the players he managed with the washington senators and did you talk to any of john glenn's colleagues senate? yes, i talked to most of john ted williams teammates are no longer alive. i did talk to a few there was one who there's an interesting story in thewilliams was playing a game in washington when when john glenn days of nasa and he went to ain washington. and ted, john glenn was there the locker room. and i found an article about someone who was there andcouple years after this happened. butnt to space. so everybody knew john glenn was and he said this guy was coming telling taiclet terrible about this space stuff and we had no idea what he'son and i was able to interview him and he shared lot becaus

paige highland was 10. older sister brooke was 15. >> hi!an. >> at the beach. >> yes. >> i think that our previous dance teacher creates really strong dancers, really beautiful dancers. in any competitive sport, you're going to have people who will push you really hard so you can reach the potential that they can see in you. i think there's a way you can do that in a kinder way than what we experienced. >> there's a delicate balance between wanting to push a kid in a way that brings out the best in them, and then using tactics like shame, fear, humiliation, to bring out something out of them. >> juju: when you look back out, what stands out in your mind as being the trauma that you lived through? >> i was having panic attacks on the show. >> i can't breathe. >> juju: do you remember what brought on the panic attacks? >> the pressure. i think my dance teacher not liking me -- i think mentally i realized, this isn't for the cameras, she actually is out to get me. i was having panic attacks just being in the room with her. just got very difficu

finally getting the attention he deserves i believe that josh is in heaven right now with satchel paigend rube foster and cool poppet valve and buck leonard and all the other great niggly baseball players celebrating you know, they're they're probably up there talking about why did it take so long right finally we knew we could compete with these other guys and the major leagues. >> everything that josh gibson has done in the leagues, everything that's out to a page and the rest of them is done they earned it they earned that well, it may have taken nearly a century to get where we are and the words and monitor king junior, the ark of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice thank you all for watching anderson cooper 360 is next check we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accidents, usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part is the wing coming apart? >> space shuttle columbia, the final flight. now streaming on max, you open your mailbox and see the envelope from your health insurance company? you hold your breath will they pay for your child's treatment th

the storm's power knocked out power to more than a million people across the state, including paige dugan's home where he rode out the storm in the dark. >> we were sitting there hoping and praying the window wouldn't bust. >> reporter: at dallas-fort worth airport security video captured the moment wind gusts over 75 miles per hour easily spun this empty american airlines 737 away from the gate. there were no reports of injuries. the same storm system demolished this warehouse in terrell, and in hurst, texas, homeowners and drivers were pelted with baseball-size hail. heavy rain pummelled the dallas suburb and caused street flooding in houston as severe weather continues to hammer texas. >> there's been a lot more storms now than any other year. so i feel like it's just -- they're getting stronger. >> reporter: a construction worker was killed after a building collapsed north of houston. tom hanson, cbs news, garland, texas. >>> to the middle east now as the fighting intensifies in gaza's sound city of rafah, the u.s. is defending israel's deadly and fiery attack at a tent camp. while call

the storm's power knocked out power to more than a million people across the state including paige dugan'sere she roared out the storm in the dark. >> we were hoping and praying that the windows would not bust. >> reporter: a dallas fort worth airport, there was a security video of the 40 miles per hour, easily spun this airline 737 away from the gate. there were no reports of injuries. the same storm system demolish this warehouse in terrel. and in hurst texas, drivers were pelted with baseball-sized hail. and heavy rain pummeled this dallas summer causing street flooding in houston as severe weather hammers texas. >> there are a lot more storms right now than any other year. so i feel like it's just, they are getting stronger. >> reporter: and late this afternoon a construction worker was killed after a building collapse north of houston. there is another round coming tonight in dallas. we could see more overnight storms before the sun comes up with the possibility of flash flooding and tornadoes, norah. >> norah: looking out for the people of texas, tom hanson, thank you. not to a histo

another one takes us away from the people of paige for the sake of the village. and this shows that we did not separate the concept of concentration, centralized management, and management of the same cloth, god willing, i want you to talk more about this issue so that the dimensions of the discussion will open up for us. do you not agree that the ministry of agriculture should be the trustee ? let's see and get the answer. i will go to mr. khohinim. yes, you must see. we believe that rural development policymaking should be coordinated and integrated . when we say that it is centralized, it does not mean that let's sum up the duties of all the executive bodies , don't assign any role to them, let's sum them up , for example, let's give it to an organization, now it wants to be under any ministry, or for example , it wants to be formed under the presidency, no, that's not what we're talking about. you can see in your rural development budget that 70% to 80% of the rural development budget is allocated to the service dimensions of the rural development. the issue

paige skinner, associate reporter for the huffington post, told us more about who stood out.n. but, for me, who stood out was tyla. she was wearing a beautiful balmain gown, completely made out of sand. and it fit her so perfectly she actually couldn't walk up the steps, she had to be lifted for each step. she was a real standout for me. and, of course, kendalljenner, who was wearing givenchy, she always looks great at every red carpet event. yeah, it was a spectacular night forfashion. the dress code was garden of time. so, of course, a lot of celebrities and designers were going to take that and probably wear some florals. yeah, that clip from the devil wears prada has definitely going around tonight on social media. but, you know, i think it was a cool theme and designers could take a lot of leeway with it. and we saw that with the balmain dress that tyla wore. she kind of nodded more to the "time" aspect of it. just before we go let's go back to france and the separate and the pyrenees where a plane carrying the chinese president xijinping has just landed and president ma

creating another mechanism for the development of the village will distance us from the people of paiged this shows that we have the concept of centralization, centralized management, with the management of a we did not separate the fabric, god willing, regarding this matter i want to talk more so that the dimensions of the discussion have been opened up for us. we are at your service. you agree that you are not in charge. no, thank you, mr. vermziari. it should be coordinated and unified . when we say centralized, it does not mean that we collect the duties of all executive bodies and do not assign any role to them. let's collect them. the republic wants to be formed, no, this is not our discussion , our discussion is that the example i gave , you can see in your rural development budget that it allocates 70-80% of the rural budget to itself, the service dimensions of the rural development, the production issue is on the sidelines, so what is this for? because a rationality could not make this appropriate , and you say that the honorable vice president for development of rural areas an

aliens react, the friends were united debating rolls out the red coffee just as one of them is paige and drops by 4 state visits where he was met with a warm welcome and warm or was from his chinese counts upon a couple of days ago, you took the oath of office and entered your 5th presidential term. i want to congratulate you and the entire russian people. i am convinced that you will certainly lead russia to great achievements in national development. the salt in broad daylight split back, he is prime minister. reset to be in serious but stable condition off to a man open his pop open fire in the streets. full thought as he said he had tacos politically, most evasive. ultimately, it is beyond any doubt that it was a political assault with a political background. you all know that very well, and i can't cope with that internally on history repeating itself as several top different amounts from nato countries join the anti government protests in georgia most goes facing, says worrying power allows to events in ukraine a decade ago. the a very warm welcome to you. it's 2 pm here in mos

let's speak more about the met to paige skinner, associate reporter for the huffington post.ut for you? this was full of a-list celebrities _ out for you? this was full of a-list celebrities and - out for you? this was full of a-list celebrities and really| a—list celebrities and really great fashion, but for me, who stood out was tyla, she made a gown made out of sand. if it her perfectly. she couldn't walk up the steps, she had to be lifted. she was a real stand out for me, and kendalljenner, she always looks great at every red carpet event. it was a spectacular night for fashion. what did you make of the theme? anna wintour apartment alter ego miranda presley from devil wears prada, and said florals force ring, groundbreaking. she was not a fan. we saw a lot of flowers on display at the event. , . ., , flowers on display at the event. ,. ., , ., event. the disc was garden of time, event. the disc was garden of time. so _ event. the disc was garden of time. so of — event. the disc was garden of time, so of course _ event. the disc was garden of time, so of course a - event.

his departure lead to other star players, like satchel paige and larry doby, following suit, eventuallysing the league's demise. is this move bigger than baseball? >> this move is bigger than baseball. it opens up the eyes to what america was, and now what america can be. it makes baseball a better version of itself. >> reporter: jericka duncan, cbs news, washington. >> norah: it's a great story. a plane makes an emergency landing on a busy highway. we've got the details next. and later, our "eye on america" with a look at the quality of care at nursing homes that are owned by for-profit companies. ♪ ♪ nursing homes that are owned by for-profit companies. of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. s

should find a players who aren't in the hall of fame only because they were excluded he meant satchel paigetsort or a lot the -- league players to get enshrined. and i■p think five years later josh gibson wasn't and not long after that satchel. so for all the things that ted williams wronge he write it off a lot of to of ted williams is s the players he managed with the any of john glenn's colleagues in the yes, i talked to most of johnteo longer alive. i did talk to a story in the book tewi playing a game in washington when when john glenn was as part of tar■h days of nasa and he went to a game, griffith stadium in washington. and ted, john glenn was there, article aboutm. someone who was there and pete he said at the time hecouple yes happened. but right john glenn went to space. so everybody knew john glenn was and he said something like this thisuyg g taiclet terrible about this space stuff and we had no idea what he's talking about. he sounded like a y and i was able to interview him and he shared lot of his details. but williams rookie season was 1939. so the guys played with him aren

joining me now is sebastian paige, t. rowe price. >> good to see you. >> i know we've had a speed bump this week, but how do you see things from here? >> look, i think today's interesting because my two themes for the trading today are rates and you were talking about this with your other guests and rotation. you are seeing a market broadening. tomorrow for pce we're looking at .3% month over month. scott, economists are going to tell me do not look at one-month data. unfortunately, the market is very sensitive to one-month data because the fed has said we are data dependent. well, if i'm a runner i look at my watch and look at how fast i'm running, .3% month over month is over 3.5%. so i intend on seeking inflation from here, scott. >> are you more positive on a market than ul of the time. you expect the market to broad know over the next few month, that suggests you're not as cautious. i'll use that word. i don't want to seem negative. is that fair? >> yeah. look, my view is investors should be close to their risk toler

satchel paige's strikeouts he , earned it. on-base percentage. josh gibson earned that.s something that major league baseball did not acknowledge 100 years ago, because they did not play in the majors, no, i feel like these guys deserve to be recognized. major league baseball is making the decision because it is the right thing to do and not only that, it is definitely a piece of our history. even though these guys are not playing in the major-league they , are still part of baseball history. amna: what else do you want us to know about your great grandfather on the field or off the field that we should know about? sean: just when you look at these statistics and when you go to google, the top baseball player of all time or the top home run leader, the top batting leader, and you start seeing different faces you never saw before, take the time and educate yourself on these players. take the time and do some research on these players. these men played the game because they love the game of baseball. they enjoy the game of baseball. amna: that is sean gibson, great-grandso

. >> college basketball star paige buerger showing some love for the valkyries on x. she wrote.colorway ever . buerger is a uconn guard, is projected to be the number one pick in next year's wnba draft. overall, a lot of reaction out there pouring in over the announcement today about the golden state valkyries from state and city lawmakers to bay area professional sports teams. a lot of excitement now brewing for the 2025 season in san francisco, and the most hyped debut in wnba history coming up a little later in sports. >> how caitlin clark fared in her first game as a professional basketball player. also coming up tonight, major infrastructure projects underway in san francisco to update and replace the city's aging water and sewage system. >> plus, it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them. now it's time to deliver. >> governor newsom visiting the peninsula today, outlining his plans to transform california's mental health system. the billions of dollars in funding that will come from the recently passed proposition one. and then later toni

. >> meanwhile, ncaa star paige bueckers from uconn, likely the top pick in the wnba draft next year,is the best ever uh- perhaps a future golden state star, although right now it's unclear if the valkyries are going to get the top pick in the draft. they haven't settled that yet. caitlin clark, her wnba debut after breaking the all time ncaa scoring record at iowa, a welcome to the pros knocked to the ground a hard foul, and she struggled early on her first basket right there. a little hesi move. the hesitation in the second quarter. but the connecticut sun up 5342 in the third. clark here she had four threes in this game. the sun win 9271 clark in a losing effort finished with 20 points but also had ten turnovers. well he's already an all pro tight end. now he breaks news. last night george kittle posted this cryptic message on instagram. an image of himself and aaron rodgers with the text see you soon. and a day ahead of the nfl schedule, release, we've learned the 40 niners will host rodgers and the jets week one of monday night football right here on abc seven. this, of course, w

. >> josh gibson, the satchel paige, buck o'neil, some of the greatest players ever to walk the facef the earth. all right, keep new developments today. i'm outside manhattan criminal court here, but new developments today surrounding the us supreme court's specifically the new york times reporting on justice samuel alito and the flag that was flown outside his home, outside washington, surrounding the insurrection, january 6, the inverted american flag upside down, which many people see as a sign of support for the insurrection. there were upside-down american flags flown on january 6, one flown at justice samuel alito's house. and now the new york times times has new reporting on what some alleged should be the confrontation that led to the alitos or mrs. alito flying that flag upside down in new information that another family on the block actually called the police to talk about what was going on. let's get right to supreme court analyst joan trump is cubic with us right now. so joe, what are we learning good to see you, john? >> yes. the saga continues, but just to remind everyo

. >> is the windup and the pitch like pitcher satchel paige, whose career wins will go from 28 to 125. >> this is indeed an exciting day, and i can say this is just the beginning the reason they say it's just the beginning is because the leagues plural, were several different groups and the record keeping wasn't necessarily great at the time. >> it hasn't necessarily been maintained in a great fashion. so even though we've seen some records fall already, there may be more found as more records are scraped up and fun fact and all this, jake, the guy hey, you got me, my first job in television. his dad played in the leagues. >> is that right? >> yeah. that's so cool. what's his name? >> norman lung. can norman lemkin senior play norman lemkin junior was when i'm very cool. alright. mr. and mrs. lumpy and that's for you tom. form. and thanks so much. we'll be right back. >> houston check your nothing. >> the space shuttle accidents usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part of the wing coming apart space shuttle columbia, the final flight now streaming on max, i will nev

wants the jury to just think who knows, this is a bunch of people who lie and threaten each other and paige other off. but it also goes to an important prong of the defense if the defense believes this is a shakedown, and i'm not talking about the legal elements of extortion just in the normal use of that phrase, a shakedown. it's over. there is no crying here. the alleged crime is they're trying to do something to get a benefit in that campaign. and they're intentionally trying to get around campaign finance laws that none of that works. if this is a shakedown, and i was surprised today hey by the extent to which a prosecution allowed and the judge allowed this specter of extortion to be injected into the case where investigated. mr. davidson for extortion? yes, i was not charged, but investigated at boy every time the defense just says that word extortion over and over, it's ringing a bell. i believe you've with the jury, and i think it's gonna be a problem if you remember us to your point, do you remember todd blanche opened on it and is opening statement, any called i believe either cal

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had >> the police report says that one of the officers was dragged to the grounn,d had paig swelling,brasions to his left wrist and knee. scheffleedhr is charged with assaulting a police officer, criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregardingsregardiffic trc signals. bring me now is michele tafoya, former nfl reporter. michele, here's what scheffler himselflerf said about>> whe the situation. >> when when they got me out of the carn they, i you know, ie i said, it was very chaotic. and, you know, i said, i'm sorry. and g to to my tee time. and outside of that, it was then it just things, you know, escalated from there. i feel like my head's still spinning. i really explain what happened this morning. thisng. spend some time stretching in a jail cell. >> that was a first for me. ofu know, i was a part of my warm up. >> well, michele, that's kind of cute. that's not going to fly if you end up assaulting a police h officer. and he was kind of making light of it there. but what is your king lig take on this?s >> well, my take on this is that it was a really scene.i. and let's not fo

and we're brought into an office with adam pekul and the supervisor and give us a two paige documentthe federal monitoring agreement. it does not look like ale from document to me and my friend draft and the first paragraph is a broad paragraph of first amendment violations. i'm not allowed to speak to the press. blanche objects. mr. cohen, did the agreement prevent grew speaking and writing publicly. michael cohen, yes. when you were presented the agreement did you question it? i did. prosecutor, as a result of questioning it were you sent back to prison? michael cohen, yes. when you went to prison where were you sent? back to solitary confinement. goes to get fitted for an ankle bracelet, went to bill barr's sdny asking him to sign a paper so he won't write a book, and he goes into solitary. >> this is where you find out he's falling down a rabbit hole. >> the federal judge who said this is improper and let him out. and said this should not have happened. but, you know, i have to say, welcome to bill barr's justice department. >> where is horowitz, the only inspector general that d

memorial for slain police sergeant edwin o'grady, police officer waverly brown, and brinks guard peter paigenearly 43 years ago they were killed in a 1981 brinks robbery. nine children were left fatherless. every year we gather october 20th to remember those two officers and security guard who died in that horrific robbery. and every year, one by one, their killers were released. we've seen in new york over the last six years, 37 cop killers released. the depraved indifference for law enforcement is unconscionable because the reality is it we don't respect law enforcement, if we don't respect the rule of law, there is no society. the reason we have seen a rapid increase in crime in new york is precisely because there is no respect for the rule of law and people do not believe there are consequences for actions. cashless bail will go down as the single stupidest policy that has ever been signed into law anywhere. since that law took effect, over 40% of those that have been arrested for a felony offense and then released under cashless bail have been rearrested for committing another offense.