the president of the boston red sox, sam kennedy. a big thank you for letting us forecast in this historic stadium. coming up tomorrow we will sit down with the reebok president. we cover the company's decision to move its headquarters to right here in boston. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the radio app, online and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to a special edition of "bloomberg technology" here in fenway park in boston. reebok is using 3-d technology to break the mold. bloomberg visited the headquarters to see how it is using proprietary liquid material software and robotics to draw shoes in three dimensions. >> the footwear industry is seeing a jumpstart in technology. nike's hyper adapt made self lacing shoes a reality. introducedurecraft 3-d printing with comfort. now reebok's liquid factory is making intricate, lightweight designs along with the company's were hurt performed recyclable recyclableany's 100% footwear line. bill mcginnis is head of reebok future

the president of the boston red sox, sam kennedy. usig thank you for letting forecast in this historic stadium. we speak with the reebok president. and if you like bloomberg news, you can listen on the radio app, online, and on xm. ♪ caroline: welcome back to a special edition of bloomberg technology, here in fenway park in boston. reebok is using 3-d technology to break the mold. how it is using proprietary software andal robotics to drop shoes in three dimensions. isthe footwear industry seeing a jumpstart in technology. made selfer adapt lacing shoes a reality. 3-d printing with comfort. liquid factory is making intricate, lightweight designs along with the company's 100% footwear line. is head of reebok future. getting awayy from from using molds like every other shoe in the market, and draw the bottom of the shoe instead. it is like 3-d printing, only much faster. it has been able to streamline production and keep up with consumers. onee went from making million pairs of one shoe in one type and hope everyone likes it, and we ar

this is the rivalry in baseball and american sporting generally, the red sox and the yankees.been it out for over 100 years, it's been a tremendous rivalry. every year we fight for the division championship. it's been, at times, a brutal rivalry, that is sime darby ‘s and the premier league. belgian rider tim wellens has won the fourth stage of the giro d'italia after holding off canadian michael woods on an uphill sprint. after starting in israel, this was the first stage in italy. the finish featured a one kilometre climb with a gradient of 13%. australian bmc racing rider rohan dennis did enough to retain the overall lead by one second from defending champion tom dumoulin. it was a bad day for chris froome, though, the tour de france champion 23 seconds off the pace. the 2018 car jumping the 2018 carjumping championships. not for the fainthearted. although there were no serious injuries, the same can't be said for the cars. it looks like one of mine. drivers competed in the english county of west sussex with judges scoring an elevation and distance. nick warder took it in a

of course, the red sox. so in a different part of this underground system, there was someone, a soldier who died. and he must have been from chicago as well because the way his yankee division friends remember him was to place his name in the 1918 logo of the cobs which were on a losing streak at that time. but this is the team he loved. so i can imagine what it was like for a cubs fan while his team is on a losing streak to be surrounded by red sox fanatics, hundreds of them. in 1918 in this underground city. i would like to leave with a few thoughts. first, i want to communicate that i had the privilege of visiting this through the help of many french friends that shared secrets. it has been untold hours, they never charged a nickel. for the time that they devoted along with me to preserving this time capsule that connects us to 100 years ago. into the risks of modern mass destruction. through the soldiers in this era and human connection, we can hopefully prevent mass destruction today. that is why i hope

that's what they cared about, and of course, the red sox. so in a different part of this underground system there was someone who -- a soldier that died and he must have been from chicago as well because the way that his yankee division friends remembered him was to place his name in the 1918 logo of the cubs which were on a losing streak at that time, but this was the team that he loved. so i can imagine what it was like for a poor cubs fan while his team was on a losing streak to be surrounded by red sox fanatics, hundreds of them, in 1918 in this underground city. i'd like to leave you with a few thoughts. first, i want to communicate that i had the privilege of visiting this hidden world of world war i, but it was only through the help of many french friends that shared their secrets and spent untold hours, never charged me a nickel for their time. they were devoted along with me to preserving this time capsule that connects us humanly to 100 years ago and to the risks of modern mass destruction. so through these soldiers and this era an

how to red sox fans feel about losing a couple of games in boston?e for a rivalry that is often seen as provincial and local to go international. it's going to feed the egos of boston baseball fans and new york baseball fans like nothing else. how do generally american fans feel? it is a big deal injapan and korea and latin america. how do they feel about it coming? they are confused about it being in the uk. it is not big in europe, only starting to make inroads in the netherlands. we are mostly concerned that you guys will think our national pastime is rather silly. craig, thank you very much indeed. picasso's le marin is expected to fetch $70 million. it is one work of art going up the sale from the rockefeller collection. all the proceeds will go to charity. facebook has banned foreign advertising linked to ireland's referendum on liberalising its abortion laws. there's been concern that campaigns by well—funded american groups could swing the vote. facebook is saying it wants to protect elections and referendums from undue influence. and you can

off with the red sox president sam kennedy.. sam we have lots of young fans : coming through our gates. and we need to make sure they are connected at all times, , soher it is enhanced wi-fi people can be connected on the social media accounts. it is something we focus on, the fan experience, when people come here, they need to be connected to each other. not just the ballpark but to their friends around the world. it is really important for us. major league baseball has spent a lot of money on upgrading the technology around its 30 ballparks and interacting with fans on its website. it is really a priority for us as we look to grow the game and as we move into the future. >> you get sellout games anyway. do you need to innovate? sam: we never want to take for granted that people are going to just keep coming through the gates at fenway. we have 3 million people who, in here -- who come in every year, not just for baseball but concerts, and for other events whether it is international soccer games, college football, even outdoo

how do red sox fans feel about losing a couple of games in boston?ivalent, everyone wants home games, especially against their embittered rival the new york yankees but for the most part eve ryo ne yankees but for the most part everyone will be ok about it. this isa everyone will be ok about it. this is a big stage for a rival often seen as provincial and local and to go international will feed the egos of boston and new york baseball fans like nothing else. generally how do american fans feel about this? i know american baseball is a big deal injapan, korea and latin america, how do they feel about it coming to the uk? i think they're a bit confused about major league baseball coming to the uk, it's not big in europe, it's only started to make inroads in the netherlands and italy but they are most concerned that you think our national pastime is a little bit silly! briefly, a bit of high culture, picasso... ‘le marin' is expected to fetch 70 million dollars at auction in new york. it's a self—portrait and just one work of art going up for sale from

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perhaps the red sox were the exception. heavily in free agency and re-signing some of our existing players, so we have one of the highest payrolls, if not the highest payroll in the game. we continued -- john henry and tom warner continue to invest, and we will see. it may have been a moment in time in terms of the market conditions being a little bit different -- who was available, what teams were looking to get under the competitive balance tax threshold. we will see how next off-season develops, and you will look back in three or four years, and see if it was a blip on the radar or a trend as we move forward. that is yet to be determined. caroline: how do you ensure that the franchise looking -- will keep raising enough money and do investment in the players? sam: you have to be focused on the fan experience, making sure that red sox fans who are the smartest fans in baseball, are getting a great experience when they come here. and they want to have fun. they want to enjoy good, competitive baseball, but they also want t

their team, the red sox, is on a winning streak. and they would go on to win the world series that year. little did they know that the curse of the bambino would follow the next year and they wouldn't win again for 86 years. here we have in big bold letters, under a french farm field in total darkness in this underground city, where hundreds of yankee division soldiers lived and worked, found shelter for almost 2 months in 1918. this inscription, red sox, 7, yanks, 4. i understand it was an actual game. we also have a.o.h., which stands for ancient order of hibernia, and then, k.o.c., which stands for knights of columbus. this is the golden age of paternalism. you can see the inscription of fraternal orders. that's what they care about. and so in a different part of this underground system, there was a soldier who died. and he must have been from chicago as well. because the way his yankee division friends remembered him was to place his name in the 1918 logo of the cubs, which were on a losing streak at that time. but, this is the

the oldest rivalries in the world. >> the yankees take on the red sox.matt: think coke versus pepsi or "star wars" versus "star trek," only with more spitting. they are both among baseball's oldest teams, they are faced off orin than 2000 games, and each time the fans make it personal. the animosity has long centeredu ar babe ruth, arguably the greatest hitter to pick up on a bat. the red sox traded the bambino,d as he was cato the yankees after the 1919 season. after that, new york went on to .in 26 championships over an 8-decade stretch asor boston, it took them another 86 years to get just one. it came to be called the curse of the bambino. there will not be a championship on theine when they square off in london's olympic stadium next year, although plenty of bragging rights are at stake. in a certain sense they are all winners, and that is money. each player will get a additional $60,000 for taking part. not bad for a quick business trip across the pond. matt morrison, bbc news.ur i am laura trevelyan. ksthor watching "bbc world news america." >> wi

e is the yankees against red sox, legendary rivals. laura:ou welcome tviewers on public television in the u.s. and around the globe. uldonald trump hasd the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal, calling it a horrible, one-sided clreement which did nothing to curb iran's r ambitions. mr. trump said he would reimpose the highest levels of sanctions against llhran. he ful a campaign pledge and unwound his predecessor's signature foreign-policy agreement. esident obama called the decision misguided. isra praised the move, while european allies expressed regret. for more, here is our north america correspondent nick bryant. nick: with a flourish of his presidential pendonald trump has inked into history one of the most muscular pledges from gn, onerica first camp that delivers a potentially fatal blow to the signature foreign-policy achievement of his predecessor, barack obama, one that could put the united states on a collision course with iran. president trump: the fact is, this was a horrible, one-sidedal hat should have never, ever been ma

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he makes an historic night for the first place red sox. the second grand slam of his season and here it is. here's the numbers. the sixth overall for boston. that matching the 1996 montreal expos as the only team with that many by may 1st. our sports staff was digging deep this morning. this after a red sox won last season without a single grand slam. and baseball is a kids' came right? and sometimes the theatrics can trickle down to the little leaguers. his coach told him to run home as fast as he can. but as this video suggests, this little leaguer ran in slow motion. coach says let's get it on here. do not ruin my routine. this is my moment in the sun, get away, coach. i am finishing this. i think he scores, but we really don't have any more time left in the show. >> i think we've run out of time but he still hasn't made it to home plate. come on, buddy. he's like -- >> oh, there he goes. >> and he slides. look at number 4 though. number 4 is like, come on bro. you've got to love it. i love that video. that's awesome. thanks, bill. >>>

their team, the red sox, is on a winning streak. little did they know that the curse of the bambino would fall next year and they wouldn't win again for 86 years. here we have in big bold letters come under a french farm field in total darkness in this , where hundreds of yankee division soldiers -- from us two months in 1918. yanks-four.n, i understand it was an actual game. a oh -- we also have aoh and the knights of columbus. this is the golden age of fraternal is him. they just see the inscription of the fraternal orders. that's what they care about. in a different part of this underground system, there was a soldier who died. he must have been from chicago as well. yankee division friends remembered him and it faced his name in the 1918 logo of the cubs, which was on a losing streak at the time. likeld imagine what it was for cubs fans, the longest team of a losing streak to be surrounded by red sox fanatics, , in thisof them underground city. i would like to leave you with a few thoughts. first i would like to communicate that

and red sox beat the yankees 5 to 4 last night in the bronx.curtail his video game playing, addiction to video gaming. he will cut back. worst ceremonial. no carpel tunnel. he's the host of ninja warrior and nfl network, watch the photographers in fear. pretty bad. before the season, francisco challenged his high school alma mater. they watched lindor come back to shave golden locks. [laughter] jared: come on, francisco taking one for the team just northwest of orlando. southeast of jacksonville, florida. dustin johnson shot 66 tied with five others for the lead. 6 under par, tiger woods played up and down, one bright note for tiger, eagle the par 9 hole, phil nickelson tough day. did you see vladimir putin yesterday? look at that. last year, last year he scored 7 goals. cheryl: only person that you scored goals. jared: what do you do? he's just too good. >> great player. cheryl: jared, thank you so much, good friday stuff. you can catch jared fox report fox news headline 24/7, siriusxm 115. gerri: how will europeans react to 100-dollar oil? we

oakland goes for the series sweep over the red sox tonight. >>> how about the giants? they beat the reds 5-3. they slugged their way to a win over cincinnati last night. the turning point was a big 4th inning. >> a high drive to the right. it is out of fear! >> brandon bell hit that one and put the giants on the board. pablo sandoval hit a bases- loaded single to right field driving in two runts. that tied the game. the giants would take the lead later in the 4th and never looked back. the two teams will play a day game today at at&t park. >> it is nice to see all of our sports teams doing well. >>> there is a big problem for the commute this morning. >> we have a full freeway closure in one direction, northbound 880 from automall to stevenson because of a big crash that happened last night that is still closing lanes this morning. northbound 880 between automall and stephen singh shut down for a crash that killed three people and injured several others. there were several cars involved. they think eight cars were involved. that tends to change, but definitely by looki

. >> coming up here in sports the a's are looking to take two in a row with the red sox in boston. that's coming up in sports. >>> this is video of a burglar, after he breaks into a fresno business he breaks out into a dance. he is now in custody. the 11 pm news continues in two minutes. >>> to me global time on -- global climate change, it is a huge issue. i will use my vote for change. >> mark is here now with a double dose of good news. we start with the a's. >> last night everyone won today, the same drill and we will change it up. the a's lead tonight and they took care of their business as they have most of the season against the red sox, they had a delay, you want to see of fan who is charged up about hitting a foul ball. he looks shaken up but he is happy. in the first inning the a's are psyched up. they were able to get this over his head it was a two run double for matt chapman. and he scores and stephen piscotty, he is back from bereavement leave he took a 6 am flight from oakland and made it to boston, that is a great site. and is all about the selfie's.>>> the giants,

bottom 6th... 3-2 red sox...ander bogaerts... 3- run home run off ryan dull... 6-3 red sox top 7th... he his that big home run lst night... tonight... steven piscotty... on defense... running down the fly into foul ground... makes the catch flipping over the fence... great play by piscotty... but not enoung final score... 6-4 red sox... next up for the a's... they travel to tonoto for 4 games against the blue jays the blue jaysgames against tonoto for 4 they travel to for the a's... they travel to tonoto for 4 games against the blue jays (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look...

the new york yankees and the red sox will meet at the london stadium nextjune.o be staged in europe. and england fast bowler mark wood has been released from the indian premier league. he'll play county cricket this week, with england's test series against pakistan due to start injust over two weeks. i'll be back with more on those stories later. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has described one of downing street's preferred options for the uk's customs arrangements after brexit as ‘crazy‘. the customs partnership would mean the uk would collect eu tariffs and then send the money on to the eu at the end of the year. number ten says the idea is still on the table despite ministers failing to agree a plan last week. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. no holding back from the foreign secretary this morning. he is on the move, warning against one of the options for trading with the eu after brexit. is the brexit plan crazy and are you ready to resign? cabinet ministers are still struggling to answer the question of how britain should trade with

but not enoung final score... 6-4 red sox... next up for the a's... ravel to tonoto for 4 games against the blue jays the giants trying for the 3-game sweep of the reds at at&t park... bruce bochy... working the sunflower seds top 1st... adam duvall... takesd andrew swarez deep for a 3-run home run... 4-0 reds here is the game... bottom 6th... 4-3 reds... bases loaded... gorky's hernandez... hits a shallow fly down the right field line... looks like it will fall in... but scooter gennett... makes a great sliding catch to stop the giants from taking the lead... gennett also hit a solo home run in the 7th final score... 6-3 reds... they host the colorado rockies for 4 games that the kevin durant rented when the warriors recuiting him to golden state... is for sale... the three acre mansion is on the market for 15-million-dollars... durant rented it for 100,00-dollars for ten days in 2016 when he agent... when steph curry... draymond green... klay thompson... and andre iguodala... came as part wearriors contigent and convinced durant to come on boardhas n

bob devlin first came as a red sox fan in the early '60s.he's been painting here for 26 years. and there's one key color. looks familiar. >> yes, it does. >> reporter: and there's a name for it. do you know what this is called? >> called fence green. >> reporter: fence green. so, that's it. benjamin moore fence green, made in america. and fenway painters have been using it on the green monster for years. when i was a reporter here in boston, i used to come to fenway all the time, but never quite had access to the field like this. but we were there this time with a mission. a made in america one. fenway park. that benjamin moore paint used all over fenway. the field pads, too. so, let me ask you this. most people are watching the game, but are you watching, saying, oh, there goes a player right into one of my pads? then he hands it to me. >> you can go now. >> reporter: all right. bob, the veteran painter, inspecting closely. what do you think? >> beautiful. >> reporter: there's also the yellow, for the famed pesky pole. named after shortstop

but yankees/red sox tied for first place, joe.t will be a fun season. >> the yankees were 9-9 when the red sox were 17-2. and again, i was telling jack all along when they were 17-2, he was saying how many games are we going to win? i said jack, it all balances out. they're going to have a nine-game losing streak in all and you'll think it's over and they win three or four in september. one of the things that's so great about baseball. i will tell what you disturbs me the most this morning and i am deeply disturbed alex corson was way too ready to show stanton's home runs. i said -- boom. acore had the home runs lined up and cut. let's just hope, alex, that if anything good happens over the next two days for the red sox, you'll be just as eager. >> i'm not sure the tape machine will work for the red sox. but i had the stanton one waiting for me since april. >> you know, richard haas, it's so exciting we always talk about the al east but this year, yankees/red sox, what an incredible rivalry through the years. but this year, the tw

you were talking about yankees/red sox before. comcast and disney combined where people are playing along on their smartphones, predicting what is going to happen next on any sports television. we have people doing it with basketball or last night's red sox/yankee's game. is there going to be more than two strikeouts in this inning? yes or no? you get 20 or 25 questions coming at you in the course of an inning or the course of a quarter of basketball. it's a way to draw people into the broadcast experience, taking advantage of the poll of mobile and social media to hopefully create an exciting way for sports to be enjoyed on television. >> wow. >> beyond the larger and more obvious point that network tv ratings are down because people consume media differently, how do you account for the dip in sports ratings? even for big events, they are not what they used to be. is there something else other than we consume media differently? >> there are a few things at play. millennials watch television, consume media differently. people have

i sat down with sam kennedy of the boston red sox.lk about how the sport is reacting to the potential for betting. sam: we think it is a good thing because of the regulation of sports betting. we know it is happening to her there is a massive amount of illegal activity taking place, so if the government can regulate that activity, that is a good thing. that is to make sure that the integrity of the game is preserved. then we will see what the other benefits may be, whether is -- whether it is more fan engagement. i think that will occur, but it is a little bit early. we see it as a positive development, and we are watching very closely. how will you protect the players? sam: the players need to be subject to the rules that all in baseball are subject to you cannot that on baseball at all if you are involved with the sport. that is obvious. and that will be expanded. tour,han with the pga making sure that all the sports governing bodies are linked in alignment. as we enter this brave new world. cut?ine: will there be a of -- there will

red sox will play two games in one day and.to make a comeback in his life and of football. recently revealed he was diagnosed with bipolar one. he had to be hospitalized monday night. he shared on instagram he had a reaction to increase dosage for the medicine he takes to manage his bipolar, lithia. he's especially grateful for the staff at the hospital and all they've done over the last 24 hours. trade do such a troubled kid and troubled career he's had so far. very talented player. >> what he's doing is unbelievably courageous in wishing him the best. gerri: have got to ask you quickly about the players. >> you see these guys gushing over each other? they are playing tomorrow. here's what phil mickelson said to tiger woods. >> the excitement gets me thinking, why don't we just bypassed the tournament and go head-to-head. gerri: that would be so great. garrett max. cheryl: catch the reports on sirius xm channel 115. how the u.s. abandoned the iran nuclear deal could affect u.s. can any. stay with us. ♪ this is your new name. t

the oakland a's brought their hitting shoes and big poppy is retired as the former red sox star watchesit and the oakland a's take a 1-0 leave. they had a tough weekend at yankee stadium, but the bats are out here. this ball is rattled into the left-field corner and two runs scored. then the kid just up from the minor leagues, this has to be his first major- league triple. it is now for mcalpine 2 80s -- 4-2 oakland a's. then this one is deep and gone to right-center field and we are in the ninth inning and the oakland a's are leading the red sox 6-5. >>> there is a little bit of nba activity to talk about. i have to admit that i did not see this coming back east yesterday. the cavaliers got rolled, maybe one of the worst games into the career of lebron james in the postseason. boston one by 25 and jaelyn brown is becoming a factor as he led everybody with 23 points. then they had this rookie jason tatum putting it down. lebron made only five out of 16 shooting for 15 points. he said afterwards that he has zero concern and his teammates fully expect them to rebound in the second game to

support american baseball's biggest rivalry goes european next year the boston red sox the new york yankees will play to regular season games in london that announcement came in britain's the capital city today where the baseball commission on the matter of london said the first ever major league games in london deserved to of the sport's top teams and london's olympic stadium will host the two games slated for late june twenty. fourth when i frankly barrie has extended his contract with a german child. for another year a friend who has been with byron munich since two thousand and seven in the top of his one eight titles and one champions league despite being quite old for a football his thirty six ribera still plays a crucial role in the team scoring eighty goals in nearly two hundred fifty appearances i. faithful are calling it one of the biggest mismatches in the history of sports of gold rings and a tiny club from western france left taking on european powerhouse paris and the french cup final tonight the underdogs have never played on such a big stage. a giant wellcome for small club

trying to open with a win against the blue jays they took 2 out of 3 versus the red sox third inninggame tied at one... khris davis hits a 2-run shot off aaron sanchez 9 home run of the season... tied for second in the american league in the fifth... with two on the corners matt olson hits a 3-run bomb... seventh of the year oakland scores 4 runs... a's hit three home runs in the game andrew triggs leaves in the third in a forearm injury a's win 10-5 this week's lexus ultimate highlight goes to stephen piscotty last night in boston... the a's outfielder... showing off the leather in the sixth... mookie betts skies one to right field... piscotty goes over the wall to make the catch to end the inning red sox win 6-4 the browns not only will have an uphill battle trying to bounce back from a 0-16 season now, they have to deal with the hard knocks effect h-b-o's emmy-award winning documentary series highlights an n-f-l team through training camp. history is not on cleveland's side... two of the last four head coaches have been fired and only five of the teams that have appeared on the se

the only thing he did not do was become a fan of the red sox or the patriots or the bruins or the celtics. [applause] [laughter] because he was too busy. despite that it is my honor to welcome our distinguished guests deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. [applause] >> thinking for that kind introduction thank you for coming to my neighborhood last week i admire your commitment to the cause of justice also the chairperson for this event and to the staff of the lawyers for civil justice no organization works to promote fairness because your members rely on the rule of law this is a fitting time to discuss rule of law because may 1 it is a law day proclamation as he did one year ago >> and not just the words on paper abraham lincoln believed the best way to ensure the survival of equal rights is to enshrine reverence for the rule of law. let reverence for the law greeted by every american mind and taught in schools or seminaries and colleges written and by selling books and primers preach from the pulpit in the legislative halls and enforced in the courts of justice. and thinking conclude

bob devlin first became a red sox fan in the early '60s.nd there's one key color. looks familiar. and there's a name for it. called fence green. benjamin more fence green, and they have been using it on the green monster for years, used all over fenway. most people are watching the game. are you watching saying oh, there goes a player right into one of my pads? 38 miles away, milford, massachusetts, bernie hilton on the line for 34 years. >> there's the green monster. >> reporter: and back at fenway, getting the job done, long before the red sox take the field again. as we approach it, the retired player now helping to train. martinez on our way to the green monster. the score board is still done by human beings. >> how big of a job does bob have on his hands every year? i want to give you an idea of how tall, how big this wall is. take a look up. 37 feet, two inches tall. and the reason they built this wall, to keep the people over on lansdowne street from checking out a free game. the historian. got a little green monster paint on me. >>

they have beaten the red sox four out of five this year. >>> someone who is having a terrible week, thisf the seattle mariners this happened to a man sunday he was hit in the hand he needed surgery and he will be out a couple of months. today, he was suspended by major league baseball 480 games for being tested and tested positive for a banned substance, he makes $24 million a year. the suspension will cost him 11.85 million dollars. that will be his lost celery. >>> steph curry said it last night we need to get greedy in game two. they were in houston. they celebrated their win. and it is back to business. the golden state warriors are back on the road. >> there is nothing like a true off day when it comes to playoff basketball. it was an emotional win. the golden state wars were back on the practice court working on things to get better. they were happy but there is heavy lifting to do. >> we are not satisfied. >> every game is a different opportunity. we have to do what we did in game one and be better and better sharp. and they will make some adjustments. >> i am sure they will come

. >>> the penlts today, the red sox -- hundreds of the people gathered for a are garden party. abc7 news are had the honor of emceeing the event. those who were recognized were nominated by fellow volunteers for their outstanding work. >>> another bay area pet lover falls victim to that huge puppy scam. now a happy ending to her story. >> i'm so grateful. that's wonderful that they could do that. >> tonight, michael finney shows us what's different with this victim and how it could mean good news for the rest of us. >>> and today, all about that wind. it's been gusting in our hills at 60 miles an hour. the wind will stick around. right now showing some afternoon sunshine. giving way to high clouds and we'll be in and out of the cloud cover overnight. the picture outside, along the embarcadero. a good chop on the bay. you can see the flag is blowing in that wind. you take a look at the wind gusts. the past 24 hours, in the hills, 55 miles per hour wind gusts. san francisco clocked 37 miles per hour. oakland, novato, 33, 31 respectively. concord and san jose with 24 miles per hou

who do you like, yankees or red sox? >> i like home runs.ot of time in new york. so i will say the yankees but, you know, it's a flip of the coin. stuart: okay. good answer. you're a diplomat. last one, are you happy in retirement? >> oh, i love it. getting ready to go play some golf right after this interview. raising eight beautiful kids. dasha turned six years old. we have big day at pool. stuart: eight kids? >> eight kids. stuart: you have more than me. you have eight, but i have nine grandchildren. i beat you heads down. >> oh, wow. that time can wait. stuart: johnny damon, always a pleasure having you on the show. please come back to see us again soon, sir. appreciate it. >> will do. stuart: got it, johnny. thank you. what is coming up? world cup. that is what is coming up. alexi lalas, he is fox soccer commentator, former player, going to the world cup, working for fox at the world cup. he will have a tough fight there, u.s. and italy, those two teams are not in the world cup. we'll be allowed to talk soccer you and i. how about that.

rosenstein did not do, during his time at harvard, he did not become a fan of the red sox, the patriots, or the celtics. [applause] [booing] because he was too busy. [laughter] despite that, it is my honor to bring up deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. [applause] attorney general rosenstein: thank you for that kind introduction. i enjoyed meeting you and your colleagues in chicago. thank you for coming to my neighborhood for dinner tonight. jim, i admire your commitment to the cause of justice. i am grateful to molly craig, the chairperson for this event, and to andrea looney and staff of the lawyers for civil justice. your organization works to promote fairness in the civil justice system because your members rely on the rule of law. this is a fitting time to discuss the rule of law because may 1 was law day in the united states. president trump issued a law day proclamation on tuesday as he did one year ago. the president explained that our founders risked their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor in defense of the values of liberty, justice, and equality. they protected those valu

cheers from the boston red sox, last night the red sox won, until the eighth-inning.ow. fortunately bloomberg has a wonderful mental health package for me as well. it is part of our full benefit coverage in america. red sox therapy. francine: i learned so much. audience, thebal red sox are a baseball team in second place. let's go to a first-place first word news. thankedpresident trump kim jong-un for releasing three americans detained. the president welcomed the men early today after they flew on a military plane to join race enters your washington. he was optimistic about the chances of a successful meeting with kim. >> i really think we have a very good chance of doing something meaningful. if anybody would have said that -- five years ago, 10 years ago -- even one year ago -- you would've said that is not possible. an administration official says the president is leaning toward singapore for the site of the summit. russia urging a summit between donald trump and vladimir putin following the u.s. decision to leave the iran nuclear deal. minister told bloomberg a m

. >>> turning now to baseball where the red sox hosted the baltimore orioles.ton after dropping two of their last three games defeated the orioles 6-2. the red sox got out to an early lead. meanwhi almost a shutout until a homer in the ninth. he would have eight strikeouts in the win. and in the national league the giants hosted the colorado rockies and this one would need to be decided in extra innings after a two-run homer in the sixth tying the game at 3 apiece, but in the 12th inning with two outs and the bases loaded, the rockies carlos gonzales broke the tie with a single that brought in two. the rockies would close it out as they go on to win 5-3. >> all right. thanks for that. still ahead, new information on negotiations to get the president to sit down for an interview with the special counsel. >> plus axios cofounder will be in this morning to reveal the one big thing. back in a moment. on stage.ough gettie i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. s

the red sox are in step with their rivals after designated j.t.nez contributed three rbis and from this nice play in the field this catch from betts in the bottom of the fourth, the red sox are tied for first in the al east with the yankeesi shaking up to be a good riflry. and pink caps, gloves, socks and even bats in honor of a very special person in all of our lives, our moms. teams across the league celebrated mother's day with tributes and used the day to raise awareness for breast cancer and als research and speaking of mother's day, oh, baby, you had a really, really funny tweet yesterday and a big announcement for those of you who don't know, we have a new addition coming to the morning joe first look family. >> yeah, we certainly do. yeah, so my growing girth on camera is not just because of the overwhelming amount of pizza i've been eating but i do have a baby due in august so we're super excited for that and i sort of reiterated to my son yesterday that mommy had a baby in his belly and he said i have a baby in my belly and i'm like no,

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tonight they played the other best team in the league, the red sox. tied at 4 till the eighth. j.d. martinez, he has clout. oh, just over the reach of aaron judge right there. and the fan got it. sox win 5-4. yanks won 17 of 19. tied with boston at 26-11. >>> first-round players championship, referred to as the fifth major on tour by many. tiger woods, this is for eagle on 9. woods an even par 72. dustin johnson topped the leaderboard. he had five birdies on the back nine including this long one on 18. it's a six-way tie at minus 6. >>> nhl playoffs, game 7. in the second round between the jets and the predators. winner gets a date with vegas. first period, tyler myers, how does this go in? pekka rinne had to skate on the post but it got through somehow. a couple minutes later paul stastny scored on another kind of soft goal. rinne's one of the best goalies in the nhl, was pulled after only ten minutes into this game. jets win 5-1. they'll face vegas in the western conference finals. >>> and finally, this is just too cute to leave out. little sparky is only 3 years old. off the roof

the yankees beat the red sox again to take over first. for no particular reason other than that is a pretty amazing feat right there. if you look at him closely with his right hand actually only using two fingers to do those push-ups while with his left, drinking a glass of water. she is hydrated, he is strong. we don't know who he is. >> just some dude? >> that is a great question. >> [ laughter ] >> when i first saw that i thought he was thinking a beer. but it's what appeared >> where's your mind tonight? >> it looked like a beer at first. >> it's only wednesday. >> good night. (gasps) there is my favorite girl! i'm so excited about our spa weekend! oh, me too. if you think of it while you're there, i'm dangerously low on sunscreen powder. powder? you know, you won't be smirking 10 years from now when your face looks like an old apple. i just got my first perk as c.e.o. of pritchett's closets. i finished a big job for a spa, and as a thank-you, they sent me a free weekend for two. phil's too ticklish for massages, though. but i am not!

cuz they beat the red sox 6 to 5.nia.. ( darya ) and if you're going to marry a hollywood actress.. you're going to get plenty of drama. that's show biz harry. but i do feel terrible for megan markle.. days before saturday's royal wedding, her father has pulled out and now he's not going to walk her down the isle. and this is why: after refusing tons of money for interviews ever since his daughter started dating prince harry.. he agreed to pose for photos leading up to the big day.. (tux fitting, exercising).. apparently it's an embarassment i guess cuz it looks bad that he was paid.. or that you're supposed to be hush hush about the whole thing.. ( darya )he says he's sorry and now won't come and her mother (his ex wife) may walk her down the isle. what a mess! it's happening at 4am our time.. kron is streaming it on line. ( darya ) i asked my daughter if she'll be there cuz she's at school in the u-k.. she doesn't want to be part of the insane mob of people. i do want to wish her a happy birthday!!!! today is her bi

the boston red sox and new york yankees will play two regular-season games in london.ay the baseball commissioner and mayor of london said the first ever major-league games in london deserves two of the sport's top teams. london's olympic stadium will host the games which are slated for late june of 2019. here's a reminder of that top story we're following for you. president donald trump has pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear accord. he has also signed a memorandum reinstating sanctions against iran. he called the accord a horrible one-sided deal that did not earn peace and never will. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. extended coverage of the u.s.'s withdrawal of the iran nuclear deal. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an