steve overmyer has the story. >> this one has a chance, home run by piazza! >> reporter: the jersey he wore stands as a symbol of the moment of healing. three years ago the mets sold t the private collector immediately loaned it back to the team for display. and now he is selling it. >> what you have is a problem with the feeling that the mets let go one of -- a piece of memorabilia they should have >> reporter: those opinions started a firestorm of outrage. >> it's really corrupt. >> right. of course. that's why it was a private sale. they don't want anyone to know about it. >> we feel that way simply because of what it meant to all of us for that one moment that mike piazza would do something that brought us great joy in the shadow of all the horrors we had been dealing with. >> reporter: the mets confirmed that, our memorabilia group sold the jersey that meets this description. but they refused to elaborate. the online auction opens on monday and is expected to fetch $50,000 or more making it the most expensive mets jersey ever. >> getting personal gain on

it's the jersey mike piazza is seen wearing her. it was the first event in new york city following the september 11th attacks. we all remember that game. piazza hit a two-run home run that night as the mets beat atlanta. the game helped the city for a moment take their minds off the tragedy in lower manhattan. >> part of new york. >> it really is. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're heading out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> a raging fire in brooklyn. many left homeless. we'll tell you what we've learned overnight. >>> the republican candidates backing away from a party pledge. what they're saying this morning. >>> what newark is doing today to try to help another city dealing with its own water crisis. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, march 30th. i'm michael gargiulo. >>> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. chris, goo

vernon's broad front of piazza watching the sun rise slowly over the potomac river.the river off george washington's upstairs bedroom was over my right shoulder. the west facing door on his first floor office was directed behind me. washington would have seemed much the same 225 years earlier. knowing him might be a long time before he observed it again. the american people had called him to the presidency and he was preparing to read his beloved plantation for the seat of government in new york on april 16, 1789. due to private preservation efforts in public land-use restrictions over the potomac the one that washington must love him build his piazza to frame survived virtually in -- in urban sprawl. as an argot fellow at the fred w. so that's a lie. for the study of george washington with a residency on the grounds of mt. vernon was able to enjoy this and other scenes on washington's plantation many times over the course of the year. the view from the piazza became my favorite especially at sunrise in the spring with flowering trees and the soft spring leaves game

carol: vincent piazza was at the meeting. oil giant say, if it is going to take advantage of the damage in prices, to maybe do some buying, do some acquisitions? vincent: there has been speculation about the upstream m&a opportunities for exxon. management was quite candid about the existing disconnect between seller and buyer expectations, relative to valuation of u.s. onstream assets, for example. the commentary suggests that they have plenty of opportunity to deploy the capital internally . at this point, have no interest in diluting shareholders via equity issuance, to pay for an acquisition. they would likely by assets, especially assets in bankruptcy. exxon would need scale to move .he needle to replace reserves growth has stagnated. not sure it would be willing, at this point, given seller expectations, to consummate the type of sizable deal that they would need to move that needle, and considering the last significant move they made was roughly $412009, billion. tracy: it seems like there is a bit of tension here betw

. >> piazza go fund me site set up he has a go fund me site set up. jersey city's third annual prisoner re-entry conference drew a crowd of over 750 people. for many this is a moment for their voice to be heard. >> what i'm hoping to do is to change public perception. recidivism rates and jersey city are spectacularly low compared to the rest of the nation. so many people come to this conference is what is the best way to tackle this problem? reverend al sharpton says it begins with the family as well as the self-esteem of people living in every community spirit that's something newark mayor rob baraka also said. >> we have to invest in people's lives before they decide to go to jail. everybody was saying re-entry is a bipartisan issue however janet napolitano said this is something they would like to see the presidential candidates talk about. >> this needs to change nationally how do you think we could help those coming out of jail were integrated into communities? >> we have thousands of people trying to get in peer choubey let the men are not? som

piran clusters around its showpiece square, piazza tartini. as with most towns on the adriatic, it was long ruled by nearby venice and retains its venetian flavor. in fact, the town is officially bilingual -- slovene and italian. today the square is enjoyed by visitors and locals of all generations, savoring the good life where the slavic world, the alps, and the mediterranean all come together. >>> hello and welcome to kqed "newsroom." i'm thuy vu. later, what the new speaker hopes to accomplish and a courtrder has parents worried about the prircvacy of their children's school records and carolyn paul talks about her new book on the importance of girls taking risks. first, this week health officials confirmed additional cases of zika virus in the bay area including a pregnant woman in napa and a san francisco resident. we learned staid state-wide, eight cases of zika, all traveled represented. transmitted through the bite

and part of that background imae and part of the image most of you will blow to set of the piazza in a rocking and chair looking get that beautiful view kept trusteed ven thanks to the boot vernon organizations appear curve had also love field the forces. it as the tribute to the work of my converted now diverted for georgette martha's todd.find the i find this story of george a. at mars says marriage of vital to his success as a commander and had president.s on we don't have time for all 40 years and never like to say it would dash save some time at the end of my remarks for any questions about anything that you might. like where did i get this vice coat? [laughter] as he said he did not only bring wealth as a widow with , and she brought confidence to george. he was easily cast down in and she responded to the natural robustness with hisri spirits to shore up right to the beginning of their marriage. after 50 years of marriage -- 15 years they had a bond of devotion every winter rally for urging of the bleak headquarters and was there for him and in a the presidency they forged tho

it's the jersey that mike piazza is seen wearing here. the hall of famer in the game that was first sporting event in new york city after the attacks. hit a two-run home run that night as mets beat the braves. atlanta braves. it's the moment the game helped new yorkers take them off of lower manhattan. it's great because it's sports memorabilia and part of history. >> we remember that. >> i was at that game and comparatively, it was 1986 when they were at a world chm championship. it was a special night. when he hit that home run, we were hugging strangers all around us. >> it was the perfect night do it. >> it really was. >> something i will never forget. shirt, actually. >> dig deep into the pockets. >> let's get to the weather picture. we're not thinking baseball weather yet. looking at temperatures in the upper 30s. a lot of 20s in the suburbs. it's a cold start out there. at least the wind is gone for the time being. that's good news. after this chilly start. lots of sunshine. bauns back to the upper 50s. coastal areas cooler. upper

i have memories of when i was i would stand in the piazza under the columns and phenomenal-looking architecture. it stayed in me and resonated. i didn't get into art until i was 19. i came from a very intellectual family. both my parents are ph.d.'s. they expected me to go to a place like harvard. that was not going to go down. so i ended up at university of massachusetts, and after, you know, basically not showing up for class for a year, i dropped out, which horrified my parents. i went into this job on monday. by thursday i was like, oh, my god, what have i done? this is not for me. i called my dad. i said i want to go to art school. his response was how long is that going to last? i'm returning to a different way of looking at art, which is more traditional. it's not just something that is in the art world. it's a figure that represents us. so what i'm doing is i'm subdividing the body into, like, cubes. i start with the clay. i start with a general framework framework. once i finish the sculpture, my mold maker comes to the studio and we make mold on the clay. i take the mold and we go to

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trump piazza take that as a badge of honor because the people who signed that letter saying trump wouldpresident -- a good president they would never vote for him are the same guys that voted on the iraq war, allows the nation-building effort in afghanistan and were blamed for the libyan war which they screwed up too so frankly those guys are against him he's in good shape. lou: the campaign people come at a good idea. they can put all that nonsense up on posters and really have that badge of honor working for a public thread i don't understand those folks would have the arrogance after 15 years of conflict and the middle east and south asia without resolution. i'm just going to say resolution, not going to use the word victory. apparently that's not done in washington. they don't talk about victory. these people are preposterous. >> for 15 years we have yet to figure how to deal with jihad. lou: there are a bunch of politically correct neoliberal mediocrities posing as diplomats and military command. i mean it's a mess down there. >> it is a big mess and not only any of obama administr

came out, the coca-cola corner, there'll be new interactive social media-based activities, and mike piazza weekend's going to be huge, all the food -- >> oh, reyes was there too? >> and, of course, mamas of corona. yesterday i met be irene, she and her sister ma eerie. and they're big fans of good day. marie was asking me all about the baby, and irene actually -- [laughter] i brought home a box of cannolis and a box of sandwiches for the baby. >> look at you. and you didn't have anything? >> i did. >> because i know your body is a temple. >> it was great to see everybody yesterday. the food was amazing, the ballpark looks great, and we're ready for some baseball. >> all right. thank you, duke. >> thanks. >> coming up on good day new york, we've got a heck of an 8:00 hour, and the 9:00, even more interesting. bob rice is going to be here from nbc. >> used to be the boss over there. that looks like a control tower for not a -- yes. for newark. sorry. joe, what are you doing you're not working for us? we don't have you on too much. >> i work the afternoons. i don't like getting up at four in

it was worn by the mets mike piazza.he eighth gave the mets the lead and the win over atlanta. the jersey is expected to bring at least $50,000. all for a great cause, of course. >>> mr. roker is stand big. i have to compliment you on this ensemble. purple, you look great. >> thank you >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cold morning, but bright sunshine and a quick warm up. sunny skies and a light breeze. look at the temperatures, the upper 50s to lower 60s. even tomorrow, the winds will be picking up. 74 for the high. dry on thursday. but rain, showers and thunderstorms on friday. then wind and turning colder over the weekend. saturday, 61 degrees. in the 40s on sunday. and even colder monday morning. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks a lot. >>> joey lawrence rose to fame in the 19901990s on "blossom," the title character's lovable brother. >> now he stars in a new film called "saved by grace," playing a retired police officer dealing with the tragic loss of his wife. >> spec

it was worn by the mets mike piazza.h gave the mets the lead and the win over atlanta. the jersey is expected to bring at least $50,000. all for a great cause, of course. >>> mr. roker is stand big. i have to compliment you on this ensemble. purple, you look great. >>> more sunshine today as we take a look now at healdsburg. a chilly start and some clouds mixing in with that sun but we're at 55 now in oakland an san francisco. 54 degrees in concord. and a high today of 70 degrees in san jose. 66 degrees in burlingame. and the financial district at 61 degrees. fairfield, up to 68. hayward, 65. and 68 in livermore. we will see our temperatures stay like this into the weekend. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks a lot. >>> joey lawrence rose to fame in the 1990s on "blossom," as the title character's lovable brother. >> now he stars in a new film called "saved by grace," playing a retired police officer dealing with the tragic loss of his wife. >> special moments, grace. my wife and i came to the same studio. this

it was worn by the mets mike piazza. the first game played by a new york team after the 9/11 attacks. the home run in the bottom of the eighth gave the mets the lead and the win over atlanta. the jeer rsey is expected to bring at least $50,000. all for a great cause, of course. >>> mr. roker is stand big. i have to compliment you on this ensemble. purple, you look great. >>> sunshine sticks around all day long and it's chilly, but we get to upper 50s, lower 60s inland. cooler with winds off the water. upper 40s tonight with a partly tomorrow upper 40s in the morning to the low 70s in the afternoon, but clouds will be on the increase. rain arrives late tomorrow night and friday, but still warm on friday, maybe a thunderstorm. upper 50s saturday, windy, sharply colder saturday night, only in the 40s on sunday and chilly early next week. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks a lot. >>> joey lawrence rose to fame in the 1990s on "blossom," as the title character's lovable brother. >> now he stars in a new film called

. >>> memorable baseball jersey is about to go on it was worn by the mets mike piazza.e the mets the lead and the win over atlanta. the jersey is expected to bring at least $50,000. all for a great cause, of course. is standing by. i have to compliment today on this ensemble. you look incredible. >> i was channelling your colors that's what's going on around the country here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> sunshine, chilly morning out there. plenty of sunshine through the course of the day. it will allow temperatures to warm into the low 60s most of the area. not as much of a breeze. south winds 10-20 mileper hour will bring us into the 70s. chance for rain tomorrow but not until after dark. best chance for friday morning and afternoon chances for rain on friday. windy and turning cold once again. so much >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks a lot. >>> joey lawrence rose to fame in the 1990s on "blossom," as the title character's lovable brother. >> now he stars in a new film called "saved by grace," playing a retired police officer dealing with