this happened in 1977 putting billy martin against the rising hot shot reggie jackson. jackson went on to become a yankee legend and mr. october and reggie jackson is in the cheer with me tonight. what an honor to have a legend in baseball. >> i was wondering where you're going with that stuff. pleasure to be here. >> you played the wrong sport for me. i'm a cricket man. i don't imagine you play much cricket, right? >> no, but i would be good at that, too. >> tell me, when you finished the book, what is your over riding view, slammed it shut, that's my life, career as a baseball player, what did you feel? >> you know, i couldn't call it my life, piers. you know, there is certainly a lot more to it in the book there. really, it was a rebuttal or response to a mini series done by espn the bronx is burning. i was disappointed by it and didn't think that it showed me in the light that i wanted to be presented, not that any kind of presentation was going to be one i would want because of the times that went on the end fighting that happened, the problems we had socially. i th

this happened in 1977 putting billy martin against the rising hot shot reggie jackson. jackson went on to become a yankee legend and mr. october and reggie jackson is in the cheer with me tonight. what an honor to have a legend in baseball. >> i was wondering where you're going with that stuff. pleasure to be here. >> you played the wrong sport for me. i'm a cricket man. i don't imagine you play much cricket, right? >> no, but i would be good at that, too. >> tell me, when you finished the book, what is your over riding view, slammed it shut, that's my life, career as a baseball player, what did you feel? >> you know, i couldn't call it my life, piers. you know, there is certainly a lot more to it in the book there. really, it was a rebuttal or response to a mini series done by espn the bronx is burning. i was disappointed by it and didn't think that it showed me in the light that i wanted to be presented, not that any kind of presentation was going to be one i would want because of the times that went on the end fe t fighting that happened, the problems we had socially.

october 18, 1977 will be remembered as the day reggie jackson became mr. october. itch, fourth inning. home run. first pitch, fifth inning. another home run. first pitch, eighth inning. the longest home run of the night. and the yankees won their 21st championship, the first in 15 years. but the '77 yankees were known as much for their turmoil as success. with volatile owner george steinbrennerer and manager martin, the team was always back page news. the bronx bombers had become the bronx zoo and jackson was right in the middle of the it. he constantly feuded with martin, almost coming to blows during one game in boston after the manager doubted the star player's effort. but in the playoffs nobody questioned jackson's ability in the clutch. and the yankees won the world series again in 1978. he was inducted into the hall of fame in 1993 after hitting 563 career home runs. >> oh, what a world series for reggie jackson! >> but it's the three reggie hit one october night in the bronx that will be forever remembered. reggie jackson is out with a new book about his earl

ask freddie lin if he's glad he went to -- >> reggie jackson, "i must kill the queen" from "naked gunngel. >> jackson has one of the greatest corvette collections or at least did for a while in america. >> i didn't know that. that what's happening on wall street? >> we have the federal reserve two-day meeting that begins today, ends tomorrow. some of the drama has been taken out because we thought by now we'd get the bond buying reduction taper. now it's likely for april so people are calling it the tap-ril. either way the fed meeting today and tomorrow. >> who's calling it that, first of all? and secondly, what kind of a dork would you have to be to think that's funny? tap-ril. i don't even know what it means. >> it's a combination of the term taper and april. >> i know what it is. i'm just asking. i don't think that's funny. >> march didn't work well. didn't sound good on tv. >> how much of a nerd would you have to be to think that's funny, brian? >> probably a wall street economist. >> there you go. the question answers itself i guess. >> nobody with a pompadour, that's for sure. y

although people on twitter have said you can't take that away from reggie jackson.t brings us to our twitter question, though. who is your most clutch sports hero of all-time? tweet your answers using #way too heroic. we'll put the best answers on the area later. we'll have a whole lot more on the world champs. we have a whole cast of characters all morning. but we want to talk about news right now starting with the fact that it's not just the president's critics. his own cabinet secretary calls the website, quote, miserably frustrating. kathle sebelius struck an apologizing tone during testimony yesterday. she faced an almost four hour grilling. >> who is responsible for overseeing this project? is it you, or your designee? will. >> we own the site. the site has had serious problems. >> who is in charge, madame secretary? >> the person now in charge as an integrator is qssi, one of our -- >> who was in charge as it was being built? >> qssi was in charge up until -- >> at that team, who is the individual -- >> michelle snyder. >> she's responsible for the debacle? >

three points to ninety nine in the city of manchester watched by united defender react ferdinand reggie jackson was i to him a city's top scorer with twenty nine points while also ahead of vital twenty one sinking fourteen of those in the third quarter and three time n.b.a. scoring champion could afford to stay on the bench jackson hit six free throws help seal the four point win. while in rio the chicago bulls beat the washington wizards eighty three points to eighty one in the first ever match up between n.b.a. teams held in south america will stand god derrick rose sat on the game in brazil following surgery on his right knee and taja gibson electric aga with eighteen points. while it was a happy homecoming for last year's n.b.a. sensation jeremy lin and he's houston rockets team beat the indiana pacers one hundred seventy ninety eight in taiwan and then is the first american born player all of taiwanese descent in the league and plays the part is on crowd like sinking seventeen points. but before that the same clubs made history by playing the first ever n.b.a. matchup in the philippines an

october, baseball great reggie jackson is here in studio 57 telling about life in the club house. >>>th today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> had a useful meeting and lopefully can see a way forward. >> signs of compromise on

if reggie jackson was mr. october what is beltran? >> in a game lasting almost five hours a fitting hero wins game 1 of the nlcs for the cardinals. bottom of the 13th inning in fact he drove in all three runs for st. louis,. >> i try not to keep up with the numbers, because when you try to keep up with the numbers you know, you could get caught up there trying to do a lot of bad things. you know and trying to look for homers and trying to you know change your approach so i know that i'm aware of what i have done. at the end of the day i understand this is not about me, it's about the team because in order for a team to win a ballgame, a lot of things have to turn out the right way, we have got to pitch and hit and come around defensively. i've been able to do that god willing. >> the cardinals will send the rookie back to the mound michael waca. will face clayton kerrshaw who suffered two losses. >> game 2 is at fenway while tigers go with anibal sanchez. >> this is the final 4, they're putting a real good team out there, we're puttin

. >>> and tomorrow baseball hall of famer reggie jackson will be here in studio 57.cbs this morning." >>> a new climate change study predicts some day no matter where we live our coldest years will be warmer than our hottest years today. university of hawaii scientists say it could happen all over the world by 2047. that's 34 years from now. jonathan port has suspect the last 40 years showing people how to make the planet clean and sustainable. in his new book "the world we made" he pore days a dent view. in the world you imagine 90% of the energy comes from renewable sources and climate change has been fixed. how could that be possible? >> it's possible if we really devote ourselves to getting this transition from the world of fossil fuels to a world of renewable energy. it does mean doing it at speed and at scale so we can avert some of that information we shared with your view irsing what will happen in a warming world. >> the importance offiting this piece is to show the world whoo it would be like and giving them the incentive to get there. >> yes, because i thi

. >>> and tomorrow baseball hall of famer reggie jackson will be here in studio 57.ive our coldest years will be warmer than our hottest years today. university of hawaii scientists say it could happen all over the world by 2047. that's 34 years from now. jonathan port has suspect the last 40 years showing people how to make the planet clean and sustainable. in his new book "the world we made" he pore days a dent view. in the world you imagine 90% of the energy comes from renewable sources and climate change has been fixed. how could that be possible? >> it's possible if we really devote ourselves to getting this transition from the world of fossil fuels to a world of renewable energy. it does mean doing it at speed and at scale so we can avert some of that information we shared with your view irsing what will happen in a warming world. >> the importance offiting this piece is to show the world whoo it would be like and giving them the incentive to get there. >> yes because i think people are baffled and run doerring whether it's possible. looking back to where we ar

reggie would be a week off. the bye week. and they resume play in two weeks. consecutive games for wide receivers, tim brown with 199. harold jackson189 and hopefully still going. mcafee. the kickoff. trindon holliday will come out from four yards in trying to get around the corner and cannot. really good coverage tonight against a guy who is very capable of that spectacular runback as he's proven over the past couple of years. >> cris: peyton manning tells us that he never raises the shade as they're landing coming into a city. they're coming into indianapolis, it was just different. he raised the shade. he took a look around. and what used to be his home, and you know he would like nothing better than to put together one of those peyton manning kind of comebacks at the end of this one. >> al: lot more fun looking out the window on takeoff tonight going back to denver. from the 15. manning gets sacked at the eight yard line. couldn't get away. francois was the first guy in and freeman finishes him off. >> cris: you get so used to jerrell freeman going in coverage, but when he blitzes, it's a little bit unexpected. and yet he does