trump with a red sox jers. >> it's a special game, a special sport. played on a slightly different level. it's called high school, a little different level. but every spring i loved it, the smell in the air. does that make sense? the smell in the air. >> the red sox denied any door that was reported stolen in the case of a missing texas girl was found. it was found in a suburban parking lot. the 4-year-old disappeared last week. her stepfather claims she was abducted when a truck abducted after when he pulled over to change a flat tire. some of those searching for maleah say they fear the worst. >> i don't think the results are going to be what we want on getting her back alive, but let's get her back. >> a houston affiliate said a court order was issued, banning the mother and stepfather from having contact with any of their other children. >>> still to come, new legislation to fight credit card debt. we'll tell you who's pitching a plan to cap interest rates. debt. we'll tell you who's pitching a plan to cap interest rates. and the roomba filter cap

skipping the ceremony with president trump, the team's manager alex cora and nearly a dozen red sox playersng time boston-based sports journalist steve buckley tweeted this about the white house celebration. so basically it's the white sox who will be going, steve buckley joins me from boston. so, steve, you took some heat for that tweet. >> well, this has been a pet topic of mine for about 12 years now going all the way back to when manny ramirez didn't go to the white house when the red sox won the '07 series. and i defended him. my take all along for years has been, if you don't want to go, don't go. if you do want to go, go with our blessings, and these players shouldn't be criticized. the players there today shouldn't be criticized. the players not there should not be criticized. now we do have a racial divide. i think that's pretty obvious. and the tweet i sent out was simply pointing out, with a play on words, that's a large contingent of white personnel from the red sox were going and the players of color were not. this is nondebatable. and that's where we are right now. it's not --

he arranged puerto rican aid into his contract with the red sox.her people skipping out on going to the white house, but in doing that, do you think the message is resonating? >> i don't know if it is or not. and bigger than alex kora, i believe what's happening with the red sox where all the players that have decided to go are caucasian, all the players who have not decided to go are either hispanic or black. so the whole white house visit is a microcosm of the micropolarization. i'm not saying whether it's splitting clubhouses and locker rooms, but i can guarantee you when the a goalie wouldn't go because of his wife, and joe ward wouldn't go and everybody else went, i got to think those guys felt something inside that probably gave them an ill feeling about their teammates. >> do you think that's -- duke that's more -- that's not on president trump. that's on their teammates. >> you're right. and i think if i was a teammate, i would say i'm not going to visit the president as much as i'm going to visit the office of the greatest office in the la

even red sox manager alex coraot chooseo attend. he's from puerto rico, and w,today, he told a radio s he's troubled by president trump's response to hurricane maria. >> i'm the guy who has lived esthere, i'm the guy who l there in the off-season. riunderstand how it goes. i just don't feet going and celebrating when people are struggling back home. y: alcindor: on display to a stark racial divide. most white playe came, but all but one team's black and latino players, like star pitcher davic and m.v.p. mookie betts, did not. te event comes after pres trump awarded the presidential medal of freedom to tiger woods on monday. events like today's have long been a bipartisan white house tradition. >> thanks for salvaging my bracket. >> alcindor: but president trump's past staments-- especially tied to race-- have led to deep divides among athletes about attending. some still come to white house ceremonies, but many of the most well-known players in sports have not. in 2017 the president publicly criticized quarterback colin kaepernick f

and i think it extends beyond the red sox. i don't even like the red sox. i'm a yankees fan. but i respect their victory and their cohesion and i think they have to keep sight of that. you're a team in one thing, you're a team in everything. >> i remember when i was in high school there was a neighboring town -- well, i went to baker high school. everyone will know what the neighboring town is. a group of us went to a party at that neighboring town in their gym at their school. i was with a bunch of friends, most of whom were white. it was me and another black guy, and we got out of the car and when we got out, a group of people screamed at us, don't even get out of the car, "n" words, and we all looked at each other and said, okay and all the white kids with us said if they're not going to go in, we're not going to go in and i can't believe that you a-holes are saying stuff like that, so if you want to be a friend to someone, if you want to be a teammate to someone, you need to stick by them even when you want to do something that you think is good. even when you have an opp

several red sox players declined to attend today's event.he "boston globe" reports "trump's push for a border wall with mexico, his disparaging comments about hispanics, his condemnation of nfl players who kneel during the national anthem to protest racial disparities and his administration's much criticized response to hurricane maria's devastation in puerto rico led to some high-profile no-shows thursday. nearly all the team's black and hispanic players skipped the event including mookie mets, xander bogaerts, david price and jackie bradley jr. the most notable absentee, alex cora, who was born in puerto rico, and said this week it would be tough to celebrate at the white house when so many people continue to suffer on the island. controversy wasn't mentioned at the event. the boston globe spotted this error today. sox was spelled s-o-c-k-s, not the s-o-x spelling the team has used for more than a century. it has since been corrected. "the globe" points out that wasn't the only error when the white house released a transcript of the presid

the red sox of course won the world series. despite the controversy and the errors, the white house celebrated the team in proper fashion with the marine corps band playing "sweet caroline" following the president's remarks. what's a visit to the white house these days without the president's personal tour of the lincoln bedroom? >> you know, they never get to see the lincoln bedroom. it's like sort of -- you're not supposed to be showing it. so if the press, the media doesn't report me for this, i'm going to take them up and show them the lincoln bedroom. they wanted to see the lincoln bedroom so i'm going to give the tour myself, okay? thank you all for being here. it's a tremendous honor to have you in the white house and we're going to look at the lincoln

meanwhile, the orioles taking on the boston red sox.of the sixth, man on for trey mancini, and he lines one into the gap. joey rickard comes around to score from first. evens up this game at one. that's mancini's 15 rth of the season. but we had to extras. trey manci at the plate. this ball hit deep to center, but wouldn't you know it, jackie bradley jr. robbingeim of th potential walkoff home run. o so, bottom the 12th, andrew ben ten dee. he, instead, smashes this ball into right, and that one's out of here. that is the game winner. red sox beat the orioles, 2-1, in 12 innings. >>> now, to the nba playoffs. game five, milwaukee bucks looking to close out the boston celtics tonight. first quarter, celtics in transition on a 9-0 run, finding marcus morris for three. celtics with the first lead of the night. but doesn't last too long. bucks open up the second quarter on a 9-0 run of their own, capp off khris middleton's floater in the paint. milwaukee leads 52-39, just at the break. so, the third quarter, giannis antetokounmpo takes it c

the boston red sox met donald trump at the white house on thursday with that manager alex cora who is the latest to snap the u.s. president on political grounds now the rest seemed to enjoy themselves although trump was careful not to repeat the errors of some of his stuff in the build up were good afternoon my pleasure to welcome. to the white house the two thousand and eighteen world series champion the boston red sox very special group of people. well china may think the red sox a special of the the white house managed to spell the name wrong on the web site socks like the ones you put on the fates rather than s o x trying to demonstrate the correct spelling though the white house website also i call them the world cup series champions white house aides perhaps mixing up socks with soccer. all right that is a useful for now will have more feel lighter color way thanks cherry and you have the what you call selves there are these are what we sell romola tronic. for the full half hour of news on the other side of the break went to learn from me and all of the news our team thanks very

we thought the red sox were going to win.ere gathering outside the red sox clubhouse to do the interviews of all of them. poor buckner. he played 22 years. was a really good player and he is remembered for this one mistake at the worst possible time. >> that would have been close. it would have been close regardless. >> well, spencer and i have a disagreement. and you heard the umpire mention it, montague, whether he would have been able to beat mookie wilson to the bag. >> i thought because he was so far behind the bag, because mookie was such a speedster. you're right. it would have been very close. the game was already tied. you know. mets mets win! sheer look at live doppler 7. going into the overnight hours, we'll see an increase the low clouds. low temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow some lingering low clouds. a lot of low clouds offshore, but the day gets brighter and sunnier as the day goes on. that's going to be a pattern that will repeat itself throughout the week. highs tomorrow from low and m

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and applause ) ( piano riff ) after the press conference, trump hosted the world champion boston red sox or as the white house spelled it, "boston red socks." ( audience reacts ) not too good. not too good. still better than when they welcomed the super bowl-winning "new england party hats." ( laughter ) trump hosted only some of the red sox, because at least ten players, all latino or african american, elected not to attend. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. apparently, they didn't want to be in a place associated with racism... other than fenway park. ( laughter ) welcome to new york, everybody. ( laughter ) of course, trump is a born and bred new yorker, but he was nothing but sportsman-like about the yankees-red sox feud. >> in the playoffs, you bested your arch-rival, the yankees. ( applause ) i think i will be a neutral in this one. >> stephen: (as trump) "i'm going to stay neutral. there were very fine people in both dugouts." ( cheers and applause ) i'm serious. i'm serious. despite standing in front of the actual champions, the president still managed to make the world series about

was there, the right field umpire for the sixth game of the 1986 world series between the boston red sox and the new york mets. he had an up close view of a play that lives on in sports infamy. the game was tied when mookie wilson hit a ball towards red sox first baseman bill buckner. >> unfortunately, the ball was hit down to billy. and i think it would have been a race to the bag. who knows if he would have got him out if he did catch that ball. >> the ball went through buckner's legs. while the mets celebrated, montague retreated and put the ball in his bokt before giving to it a official, who auctioned it off for charity. >> i'm watching espn in the morning and it said a baseball just went for $93,000, the ball that went under buckner's legs. and charlie sheen was the actor who bought it. >> buckner went on the have a very successful major league career, a career .289 hitter with the red sox, cubs, dodgers and angels. a native of vallejo, he lived in american canyon and he was inducted into the school's sports hall of fame. >> i worked the 2004 series when boston won. and all was for

you have david price who's on the red sox who kind of retracted a little bit, but he was retweeting athat said it's the white sox that are going. now, he backtracked off it probably for very smart reasons to be on that team. but he amplified that tweet. >> identify, okay, i want to put a little in this too and i can't tell you how many championships teams i've covered where you've had controversial in the locker rooms. so that could be just a little bit overrated but one thing not overrated is once you step foot in that white house you are making a statement that you don't want to make. >> what about the baylor team? the baylor coach takes these black women and -- >> and this is college. there can be some arm twisting in college. arm twisting is scholarship, young people. >> and make them go. can we show that picture again? and there are a lot of memes that came off it. they had to go, right? we don't have the picture of them in the white house, but their faces look like grim and forcing them to stand with him in a photo-op where they're being used. >> there's no doubt. and here's the

but he doesn't have a whole team hide behind like the red sox.ss he was in a tough spot. i think trump was totally jumping on an occasion to get the most popular guy in the world maybe here and give him an award. >> i don't disagree. i think this is ultimately about choice cos. no one is looking to tiger woods to be a lebron james or a steph can curry, let alone colin kaepernick. once you have made the choice, and you're free to do that as tiger woods and accept this honor from this president and any other president, then you've gone out there and said i see this as more important than some of the other things rick was mentioning and that's okay as long as we understand that some of these guys on the red sox are saying no, it's more important to me to stand on this principal -- even though i'm sure they want to go to the white house. >> i have to go. >> republicans buy shoes too. jordan said. >> but when i spoke to lebron james last year, he spoke in terms of what david was saying. that at some point you have to take a stand, even as an athlete.

it was already tied at that point, and the red sox went on to lose game seven.t did affect bill buckner for the rest of his career and life. he was welcomed back to fenway park in 2008 after the red sox exercised their demons and won two world championships. you can see him fighting back tears at the applause he was getting at fenway that day. it was so emotional for him to be welcomed back after all the ridicule he had endured, unfairly. his wife says he fought with courage and grit while battling dementia. red sox nation truly does mourn his passing today. bill buckner was 69. >> oh, my gosh. i'm so glad you told the whole story, john. that is really powerful and emotional. >> it was really sad. he was in tears in 2008 when he came back to fenway. >> of course. >> he was saying, i have forgiven because i need to. i need to get on with my life. it was hard, really hard. >> what a story. thank you to our international viewers for watching. "cnn talk" is next. >>> for u.s. viewers, a tornado outbreak is leaving thousands in the dark. "new day" continues right now

you're a red sox fan. >> yes.e white house? >> it is not great. i'm concerned about how that affects clubhouse. you can't force people to go. it is individual decisions. that's life. stuart: do you have anything to say about the players who are not going who will diss the president? >> it doesn't totally surprise me. it is happening a lot with teams that win. that is what this country is about, right? you can make your own individual decisions. if you really hate trump and you don't want to go, then don't go. nothing they can do. stuart: there is racial different site in football as well. there is racial divide in baseball with this visit to the white house. >> yay. stuart: i don't think it is good for the sport or good for baseball. i don't think it is good. >> good in what sense? stuart: you're a sports guy, you just look onward, say that is okay? >> what would the solution be? if cora doesn't want to go. stuart: i don't have a solution. >> that is what makes this country great. it stinks there is racial divide.

the red sox lost and he was hated for years. boston finally forgave him after they won the world series in 2004 and 2007. he was 69 years old >> they cheered when he came back out. >> they let him throw the ball but i remember all the hate mail and his family had to move. it was terrible. >> all right >>> the time is 4:40. still ahead, new research on vaping shows the fruity e- cigarette flavors may hurt and damage blood vessels. you will hear from a stanford expert about why the nicotine levels are part of the the dangers. >>> and innovative way one war veteran is helping to curb suicide >>> and a lot of folks are hitting the roads after a three- day weekend for some. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza as it gets besidessier. >>> warming up inland is still a lot of fog out there. we will take a look at the temperatures coming up. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a new pilot program with a mission to prevent suicide among veterans by reuniting service members who have gone into battle together. more now into the pro

he joined six red sox players who said they will skip the trip. on that team. politics is politics. i can see why people don't want to go. in alex cora's thing, he even after winning the world series, his heart was with his people in puerto rico. i don't know how he can go to the white house. >> he couldn't. >> i don't know how anybody from puerto rico that has seen what's happened over the past year can celebrate with the president of the united states and the white house while puerto rico is still suffering the way it is. >> he can't go because elended considerable efforts as his popularity as manager of the red sox on the recovery itself. he's gotten amount of money and goods from the united states into puerto rico. >> he's done extraordinary work. >> right. he wrestled with the idea of going and saying something from the podium but good decision of not going. >> it's tough. i one it. i respect the player that go. i respect the players that decide not to go. for alex cora, because of puerto rico, i just don't think it was possible. >>> still ah

mistake where he let the ground ball roll through his legs allowing the mets to beat the red sox. those old wounds eventually healed with fans opening their hearts to him in 2008. he was 69 years old. >> disney's live action remake of an lal lad din" had one of the best memorial day openings ever to the tune of $112.7 million. with will smith starring as the genie, it had the fifth largest memorial day debut of all time holding strong was "john wick: chapter 3 - parabellum" and avengers e"avengers" endgame". the avengers scored 23.2 million. >> people back to work and rough weather. >> a lot of people still traveling. airports that will be impacted omaha, kansas city chicago not too showers out there. good see thunderstorms pittsburgh late in the day baltimore and philadelphia if anyone's going to be driving, a rough go of 0 it lately on 35. anyone heading north wards from oklahoma city possibly up there towards des moines, we'll keep an eye on it f ouy will be day nine or be in the hundreds again from charleston to be jacksonville to augusta. >> the heat wave didn't get a lot of

star wars ga red sox manager al cora plans to skip the red sox visit to the white house. the sox won last year's world series. the boston herald reporting the decision is based on the lack of u.s. aid to puerto rico after hurricane maria. >>> and denver considering decriminalizing magic mushrooms. advocates touting the medical benefits in order to get the law passed. >>> right now the investigation into a tragic plane crash in russia is under way. that passenger jet catching fire as we see right here while making an emergency landing, killing more than half the people on board. one of those victims is an american. nbc's tom costello reports that a criminal probe being opened to figure out what caused this deadly crash. >> reporter: terror on the runway in moscow sunday as a passenger plane making an emergency landing suddenly burst into flames.on woman telling use approaching the airport we saw a ton of cars and heard sirens." the aircraft skidding to a halt. this apparent video from inside the cabin shared by russian media showing the massive fire engulfing the aircraft.

island territory in the aftermath of hurricane maria. >>> it was a late night for the red sox. theysent into extra inning with the baltimore o boston won 2-1 in 12 innings. that's a long game. chuck? >> sure was. >>> if you're already starting to think about maybe going to the beach for the weekend, friday, saturday, and sunday, there's a chance for rain each one of those three days, though no total washouts for your friday or saturday plans. issunday at the beach in trouble. sunday here at home may also be filled with raindrops. the ten-day forecast coming up. >>> good thursday morning. >> let's talk about home rental websites. they're more popular than ever. >> lots of people use sites to nook lodgings in big cities. >> a local womaid that for the 2020 dnc, but something happened that had her call u help. >> it's sad this property is not available on your days. please cancel it. >> today she shares her cautionary tale with news4 >> the warningor anyone f and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparati is perfect, and everyone k

so before i leave the red sox, before i leave the red sox, i hate to bring this up, they're going to the white house but it has become a very segregated affair for our boston red sox, a team again let's say in the past has had some real problems with race. >> championship teams when they go to the white house, that's a familiar ritual. there as a few bad jokes, athletic excellence is honored, the president gets a jersey with his name on it. >> when barack obama was there, he'd take a shot, a basket, and miss it. >> under president trump they become hyper politicized. we have seen teams be disinvited, like the golden state warriors and so many thing even team that have gone, they've gone in smach smaller numbers. for this red sox team it seems particularly frustrate. the optics look a little divisive pause every player of color on the team is not going with the exception of. >>> k. martinez and every white player on the team is going. >> and i think. >>> d. is kind of conversation it's a team and a city that has had history of racial issues. and though certainly as things have improve

cbs boston station wbz reports on the death of former red sox player bill buckner.uckner died yesterday after a long battle with dementia. despite a stellar career, he's best remembered for one play in the 1986 world series. in game six buckner let a ground ball roll through his legs for an error allowing the new york mets to win the game. the mets went on to win game seven and take the series. >> unfortunately he went through a lot of bad times because of that one play, that is really unfair to him. >> boston fans' reaction to the error forced buckner and his family to move from massachusetts, but the fans eventually forgave buckner and welcomed him back to boston. during a 22-year career with several teams buckner collected more than 2,700 hits, won a batting title and was an all star. bill buckner was 69. >>> "the washington post" reports another red state could soon pass an abortion ban, but this time it would be a democratic governor signing it into law. the louisiana legislature is set to vote today on a six-week fetal heartbeat abortion ban. if it passes, dem

now the boat's boston red sox met donald trump at the white house on thursday without manager alex cora who is the latest to snap the u.s. president on political grounds the rest seem to enjoy themselves or their trump was careful not to repeat the errors of some of his stuff in the build up. my pleasure to welcome to the white house the two thousand. world series champs the boston red sox a very special group of people so trying to seem to suggest that they were a special team but what actually happened was that the team they was misspelt on the websites they spelt it socks like the ones you put on your feet rather than s o x trying to demonstrate the correct spelling barrier the white house website also called in the world cup series champions white house aides perhaps mixing up socks with soccer. all right that is a is for for now i have to have thanks bye but of course we'll have a full half hour of news on the other side of this break with three to be watching the al-jazeera news hour with me so rob and joe want to caution roscoe seen a few moments. he put up your own record on thi

and in that sense it kept the red sox out of the center of this as much as they could be.- they're already in the center just by what happened. but this could have been worse and i think that is one thing that i think the players considered. >> and walter isaacson, the guy who should have been manager of the year who was just absolutely extraordinary last year, alex cora, and he was extraordinary because he had such a bond with his mayors. he also made every call right down the stretch. but alex cora not on is from puerto rico, that's been his issue. he's used the success of the red sox to raise money for the preekian people and to bring relief too -- i'm know health struggle about that, i don't know if you were but which is once given divide us even more on racial lines and, it's the opposite of a what a president is supposed to do for or society. those are supposed to be the healingon it's hp it the postway this couldit's a bigger thing than just a red sox. reseg dpating and people are do if what if you're an hispanic player for the red sox and donald trump has called al

live events misspelled the team as red sox as s-o-c-k-s instead of s-o-x.er the official white house transcript declared them the 2018 world cup series. world cup series champions in an email sent out after the event. to complete the trifecta of tippos, sarah huckabee sanders on the president's intent to nominate patrick shanahan as secretary of defense lists shanahan's career accolades including a degree from the massachusetts institution of technology. >> this kind of thing happens a lot. >> it's the massachusetts institute of technology. >> happens more than it should with this white house. when you can't get the details right makes you wonder how they handle the big things. >>> less than a week after saying bob mueller shouldn't testify before congress, president trump is changing course once again. >> your doctoour weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ready to treat differently with a pill? otezla. show more of you. ready

he was perhaps best known for a fielding error during game 6 of the 1986 world series between the red sox and the mets but he was also known for his hitting ability recording more than 2700 hits during his career buckner was 69 years old. >>coming up a big reward for small dogs stolen in broad daylight from a pet store in the east bay now police are hoping new surveillance video will help them catch the suspect. >>today is a big day in the history of the golden gate bridge will explain. >>and we're learning more about the california man who died over the weekend in hawaii from an apparent shark attacks take a live look outside of our traffic cameras, this is a. >>nice shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic light to as we ♪ ♪ as we ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>the time the newscast we told you about an ongoing teacher strike in a union city south hayward area, let's go live now back to the scene where the teachers of the walking off the job and listen in. >>pounds o

red sox lose, mets win.had been one of the best hitters in baseball, led the hitting in 1980, but this is what some remember him for. >> please join us in a moment of silence. >> reporter: at the oakland coliseum today, a moment of silence for buckner choosing to recall his greatness, not that error. >> i remember he was ostracized in boston for a long time for that. had he held him personally responsible. >> reporter: umpiring the right field line was bay area nate i. ed montague. he gave it to a mezzo official who auctioned it off for charity. it brought in $93,000. >> charley sheen purchased that ball. a few years later it went for a half million dollars. >> reporter: do you wish you could have hung onto it? >> no, because it would be sitting in my attic probably. >> reporter: his memory of bill buckner was not limited to that one play. >> i always said it was a shame with buckner, but, you know, if it wasn't for billy, i don't think the red sox would have been in the world series anyway. >> reporter: buc

still ahead in this news hour the gloves are all in the moment the savior for the boston red sox peter has won in sports. and hidden in the small print while strangely a central bank line need to invest in a spell checker though it's a little late now. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to guesser. and now here is peter with the sport. barbara thank you very much it was a night of high drama at stamford bridge on thursday as twenty thirteen europa league champions chelsea school week to into this year's final the blues took the lead against anthrax frankfurt in this one through reuben loftus cheek that made a two one on aggregate but lou could you have it equalized for the bundesliga club so it finished one one that forced thirty minutes of additional time and chelsea would go on to win the shootout for three the second match of the evening a little bit more straightforward had trick from america obama young guiding arsenal through their second leg in spain against valencia the gunners

. >> red sox star bill buckner has died after a battle with dementia. >> one of the most infamous moments. >> high, fly ball keep to center. he got it. what a catch. >> gabe challenged gaines in a three point shoot-out. if you are coming at the king, you best not miss. >> and all that matters. ♪ you used to call me on my cell phone ♪ >> raptor superfan, drake. >> i called him on his cell phone earlier. my daughter is rolling her eyes right now. dad, no more dad jokes. >> on "cbs this morning." ♪ my cell phone >> game one of the stanley cup finals. >> the bruins begin their quest for lord stanley's cup. >> the bruins stormed back to win it. >> the red sox, the patriots, now the bruins. what a time to be a boston sports fan. >> scores. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> the bruins, i guess. >> a good day for him. i guess a lot of people are going to call drake on his cell phone. no more dad jokes. >> i was impressed with steve kerr making a drake joke. >> they can be effective, those dad jokes. we like dads. welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin in

the former red sox star grabbed national headlines for a critical error in the 1986 world series.ies to the mets and many boston fans blamed buckner. more than two decadesater he to fenway park. bill buckner leaves behind a wife and his three children. >> game one ended about an houra game you might have seen right here on nbc bay area. it should have been the sharks, but it wasn't. instead, the st. louis blues. >> next year. >> it was the st. louis bluesfo boston bruins. i think a lot of people are right for the blues. blues have never won the stanley cup. third period, game tied at two. a close game, but boston gets the goal there, they add an empty-netter, and that's how it goes. the bruins win game one. they beat st. louis 4-2. game two is wednesday. >> finally tonight, it's not just serena williams' skills on the tennis dhurt are being talked about. her outfit at the french open making waves. hidden message on the back of the fabric, the french words for championship queen, mother andd. it may be lucky because serena won her match in three sets. >> coming at 11, just about wh

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there was a moment of silence at fenway park before the game tonight for the former red sox player. but buckner's relationship with the fans there in boston complicated, all because of one play that haunted buckner his whole life. tonight, how he moved on and what he meant to the game. shea stadium, game six of the 1986 world series. a play that no one would forget. >> little roller up along first. behind the bag -- it gets through buckner! here comes knight and the mets win it! >> reporter: first baseman bill buckner missing that ball. even more torturous, he said this in an interview less than three weeks before the game -- >> and the nightmares are that you're going to let the winning run score on a ground ball through your legs. >> reporter: and for a time, the nightmare would not end for buckner. heckled, harassed, even death threats. red sox fans unfairly blaming him for losing that world series. >> most of the time when it's shown on tv, which, you know, i see at least once or twice a week for 23 years. when it comes on tv, i switch the station. >> reporter: imagine one mista

but he's best known for one infamous play that cost his red sox game six of the 1986 world series and how he handled all that backlash. abc's t.j. holmes is here with his story. good morning, t.j. >> good morning. even if people d'tialy recognize the name, you'll certainly immediately recognize that clip. it was the moment that he made a mistake, a mistake that he is certainly going to be known for but he worked to make sure it was not something he was defined by. >> reporter: one of the most infamous and stunning blunders in sports history. >> a little roller up along first, behind the bag. it gets through buckner. here comes knight and the mets win it. >> reporter: what should have been a simple play for first baseman bill buckner turned into a career-defying devastating error in game six of the 1986 world series when he misplayed and watched a ball roll through his legs costing the red sox the win and eventually a world series. ridicule followed buckner everywhere. he was often booed in boston, even receiving death threats. >> i believe a lesser man would have crumbled under what w

. >>> the 2018 world champion boston red sox made their visit to the white house this afternoon.f them did anyway. baseball fans might notice no alex cora or mookie betts. in fact, nearly a dozen players skipped the ceremony. all of them, players of color. when it comes to the manager, boston globe metro columnist writes this, cora doesn't want to play footsie with a president whose idea of providing aid to his native puerto rico, was to fly down and toss around paper towels. take us through this sports story that sadly for any fan of the red sox intersected with the trump politics and the trump presidency today. >> sure. this has been a controversy that's been going on for much of the off season, would the red sox go to the white house, which would go to the white house and so on. alex cora the manager of the team said a couple months ago that he's not sure he would go to the white house. and then he announced a few days ago he definitely wasn't going, joining just about all of the team's players of color. that's how the time line has gone. >> what's the impact? is there any dis

we'll discuss what happened at the white house today with the red sox. players of color did not go and also why conservatives keep touting african american unemployment and is that the right thing to do when they're trying to get the african american vote. >> i love that. that was bothersome today because it was so obvious that the divisions are being played upon and being made real. we're taking it up in the closing argument about what happened at the president's rally and what he decided to just wave away as if it meant nothing. i believe in the main this country is united on values. most people are center right and center left. not these fringe types that are so loud in their voice. >> and angry. >> look the media responds to it. the media plays to amplitude and but you're going to have a very important conversation with them and look on the other side of the scale it's great that tyra's on the cover and it's not a big deal sthoohe's black. now you don't get to define what's beautiful, that's for us to do, the people who want to look and at 45 what a

the red sox will a their world series win at the white house today but the entire team will not be there. the manager is skipping the visit saying he's frustrated with the administration's response to help puerto rico after hurricane maria. he is originally from puerto rico. a dozen players will not be attending. fox news alert, north korea launching another projectile moments ago, the second launch in less then a week. reaction from rebecca grant who joins us live up next. shannon: fox news on, south korea military reporting north korea has fired at least one unidentified projectile launching the second such launch in 5 days. where does this put us on denuclearization negotiations? here to react is doctor rebecca grant. thank you for joining us this morning. let's begin with your take on this breaking news being called an unidentified projectile. what do you think? >> those are significant words. when they say unidentified projectile we immediately conclude that this is not a big intermediates or long-range ballistic missile. that would have a different heat signature. it looks to me li

in 1984 he was traded to the red sox records most famous play occurred.d the mets 5-3 going into the bottom of the 10th inning. the winning run coming home when the ground ball went between his legs for an error. the red sox lost game seven in the series furthering the world series drought the data back to 1918. when they find they won. he was invited back to fenway park where he was warmly received in all was forgiven. he died today at the age of 69. he was suffering from body dementia. >>> the cal bare baseball team had a nervous way today. the bears received one of 33 at- large stanford, ucla, oregon state and they been in the field for the first time since 2015. it's a region that includes arkansas, texas christian with their first game against the horned frogs. >> this year we had a chip on her shoulder. we wanted to make it and set a goal is it came and now we've got to continue with it and see how far we can play. >> that's what i came here to do. >> the nba's first international finals series begins on thursday with the warriors playing game one i

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you don't have to be a red sox fan. you understand what the previous 22 years of his life had been like since the 1986 world series. it's a shame that it has to be part of his obituary, but it is a part of his story. the photographs that accompany his obituary show him bending over along the first baseline as the ball goes through his legs. it's important to say what a great player he was. >> great player. >> he was a league batting champion, he was an all star, had 2,700 hits in his career pushing up against that 3,000 mark. and as you say, he just handled that so well from 1986. >> oh, my god. >> to 2008 where he finally came back to fenway. there was another moment you remember on "curb your enthusiasm" where larry david encouraged buckner to come back. bill buckner catches, i think, a baby or small child falling from a building during a fire and he makes the catch and the crowd goes wild. a great ballplayer, a red red sock and i'm glad he's being treated with all the love he deserves in his passing. >> they would ha

so truck may think the red sox are special but the white house managed to spell their name wrong with website stocks as in the ones that you put on your feet rather than s o x did demonstrate the correct spelling very the white house web site also called the world cup series champions white house aides perhaps mixing up socks with soccer. and finally beijing has celebrated one thousand days until the start of the winter olympics there was a huge turnouts in the olympic park on friday as the organizers and special guests started the countdown clock beijing will make history in two thousand and twenty two as it becomes the first city to have staged both summer and winter games china is hoping these olympics will go up to three hundred million people involved in winter sports. just nine hundred ninety nine sleeps to go fully thank you so much for that john and that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera but do stay with us plenty more world news coming up including the latest on the chime a u.s. trade talks will be live in washington distributes. becoming a living legend to the young age

six wins in their last nine for the red sox while the indians have lost seven of the past eight.gh time to let you know the nhlfirst game is taking eight. enough time to let you know the nhl first game is taking place. first period of that. st louis blues with a 1—0 lead. the first time since 1970 that st louis blues have beenin since 1970 that st louis blues have been in the stanley cup final. boston bruins one at last into thousand 11. that's all from me. by by. good morning. our final bank holiday of may has been and gone now. it was a tale of two halves, really. the best of the weather was down into the south—east corner on monday — in the london area where we saw 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. further north, a beautiful weather watcher picture was sent in. but it was a cold, grey, slightly disappointing story in parts of aberdeenshire with just a daytime maximum of 11 degrees. this is important because the cold air that has been sat across scotland throughout the weekend will push its way steadily southwards, taking the milder air back into the near continent as the northerly wi

he was scorned for decades by red sox fans in the media because of a mookie wilson ground ball that wenthrough his leg in the world series. the error may have cost boston the title. >> number 6, bill buckner. buckner there was finally welcomed back to fenway bark in 2008 after the red sox won two world championships. the team and its fans fondly remembering the late first baseman. >> a generation may have only remembered that moment in game 6 of the 1986 world series but the truth is he was an extraordinary player, worthy of discussion for the hall of fame. and without question, he was a hall of fame gentleman. >> buckner was battling louie body dementia, surrounded by his family before his death, he was just 96. >>> the hiker who was rescued after 17 days in a forest in maui makes her first appearance. amanda eller smiled and greeted dozens of well wishers, to thank the people who found her. >> i didn't know what i was doing. i didn't know what i was getting closer to. the only thing i could do was trust. i had nothing else to go by. i didn't have a compass. i didn't have a phone. i did