st. louis cardinals. these were some of the pioneers. of course the players that year, the first year 1946 that i fell in love with the game were trying to protest their conditions, not simply by negotiating new pension schemes, not simply by trying to be involved with the union, but also some of them are going south of the border to join the mexican league, which was enticing some of the outstanding star south of the border and i talk in the book about what we as kids saw him observed that some of these fellows went down there. they were disappointed and they try to come back and reclaim their status and they initiated antitrust litigation, antitrust laws and or to import the gore argument that players have used beyond the collective bargaining process is self. >> host: mr. gould, why since 1995 have we not seen a baseball straight? what did you hope to place? >> guest: would see no baseball strike since i'm teen 95 for a number of reasons. as a result of their settlement, revenues have escalated enormously. at the time we intervened in

st. louis cardinals and that first year after 1946 i belong love with it came was trying to protest their conditions and not by negotiating pension schemes. and then to be involved with the union but also some of them were going south of the border to mexico to join the mexican elite that was enticing some of those cells of the border. i talked in the book that we as kid sought and observed as they went down there and they tried to come back and reclaim their status and initiated an antitrust litigation and labor law as too important legal avenues the players have used beyond the collective bargaining process itself. >>host: mr. gould why since 1995 have we not seen a baseball strike? what did you help to put into place? >>guest: we see no baseball strikes as a result of the settlement, revenues have escalated by the time we intervene to but at the time of the last collective bargaining agreement in 2011, those revenues have increased so in the era of prosperity and the players and the owners had something to share and the bad boys of sports became the model. this is then sharp contrast t

st. louis cardinals fan. >> jon: i'm sorry, i couldn't hear that. >> that was i of a nice rivalry in then one world series and thewent to lou. >> jon: and theyou men more in the 90s. i was really happy for you. we're thinking about starting a team again. >> you should get another new stadium. >> jon: and maybe we should model it after ebbet field for now real reason. it's modeled after the dodger stadium for no reason. there was a jackie robinson rotund ra, but when you first walk in there, you're like i don't know where i am. >> there was not a gary carter mullet station. >> jon: just an image of cleon jones lying in the back of the station wagon. >> lenny dykstra as a tobacco station. >> jon: we could do this for hours. >> we might. >> jon: >> jon: the great jon hamm, let him have it. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is, your moment of

st. louis cardinals. >> mitch: yep. >> the cardinals trying in los angeles, 4-3. of the eighth. the shelby miller and clayton kershaw match-up tomorrow. >> mitch: two of the young e.r.a. leeshds in the national league. >> rich: great "sports illustrated" cover on the cardinals rotation this week. entitled the cardinal way. the cardinals tried to avoid the curse of the cubbies. they've lost a couple of them in the last week. that's one of the thing that st. louis has done so well. whether they lose a starter or a reliever. there always seems to be someone who can step up and step in that has been groomed and they don't miss a beat. >> mitch: you look at whether it is the starting pitching or in the bull pen. trevor rosenthal coming out of the pen in the postseason last year. 50% of the fastballs he let go of were over 100 miles an hour. a 1-2-3 inning for chavez. we head to the ninth in houston. 11-5, oakland. [ male announcer ] all over the world, when the sun goes down, the foodies come out. they cross oceans, leave behind their countries, and their comfort zones

st. louis cardinals who brought the antitrust action he lost but but they wind as a result providing for free agency for players, and a series of agreements were entered into between the union and the owners. they're deeply and try to limit that decision and to reverse it to in the last of the and this is what produces substantial stoppage. we intervened not because of the have a particular view of who was right or wrong but under our jurisdiction the nlrb with the un called -- unfair labor practice we found the owners did not bargain in good faith. they did not follow the procedural rules at the ford -- bargaining table and will put into effect here on so we intervened and we got the so called injunction but that commands the players and it also convinced theaters they should attempt to purdue -- bargain with them but the owners had talked about replacing the players but with baseball one of the byproducts would have been something not only calamitous for the game but cal ripken consecutive games played streak would have been stopped. those weren't the reasons we intervened. the byprodu

st. louis cardinals tomorrow.and to host a white sox. >> people in san jose are learning how to look out for themselves after a violent weekend. a meeting was held less my what police, city council members, and residents to discuss the ongoing crime problem and sandoz ag. off three people were gunned down within hours of each other over memorial day weekend. neighbors were briefed on how to protect themselves from danger, and were urged by cityer. >> a recent spike in violence has led to call for action in san jose. three killings last sunday, including the two high school boys shot dead in east san jose, mayes of the city is back on pace to match last year's 20 year high of 46 homicides. if police have not said so but many residents suspected gangs are to blame for the recent violence. the mayors in gang prevention task force is now launching its " crisis protocol ". >> if you are just heading out you should grab a jacket because the temperatures will drop. by lunchtime we will barely see 50's. this includes the

st. louis cardinals innocence project is getting the job done. >>> and in santa cruz, you see a mountainon wanders downtown, the amazing rescue. >>> and i'm jeff fournier, we're tracking major cloud cover in emeryville, we'll let you know more about the cloud cover and heating as well. d disingenu . >>> right about now a mountain lion who wandered in the santa cruz mountains woke up with a brand-new collar and no memory of how he got there. about 7:00 this morning he jumped into the water and found himself trapped by the walls. fish and wildlife officers were on hand for a capture, and rescue crews moved in with nets and confirmed the big cat was a male about 2 years old. he was tagged, collared and released so the wildlife experts can track him remotely from now on. >>> on the peninsula, a six-year legal drama involving one of the nation's leading psychologist is over tonight. 81-year-old william ayers pled no contest to the charges involving young boys referred to him in the '90s. prosecutors identified at many as 30 victims. the first trial he had ended in a hung jury back in 2009. ay

st. louis cardinals and later played for the houston oilers. >> i played with the great warren moon, somet players. mike rozier. guys like that. played for the man in black, jerry glanville. >> number 44 for the washington redskins. this right here is herschel walker, 1981. i can name you a few guys, famous guys, that got a few of the scars on me. >> ramsey's football career ended when a neck injury forced him to retire. >> from there it's like i guess downhill. got convicted in '91. got out, stayed out about a year, and here i go again. i chose drugs sociably, trying it out with the crowd, you know. ended up hooked. i feel like i let a lot of people down. i'm just trying to do what i can do right now to try to, you know, regain some of that swagger back. you know, i'm getting kind of old, but i still have faith that one day i could, you know, get back out and maybe contribute something to society. everybody knows prison is not a nice place. football helps me get away from the pressure of being locked up. >> ramsey spends much of his free time mentoring younger inmates, both on and off th

st. louis cardinals stadium last night. maybe that's why james bullard was here.ce each other again at the yankee stadium on saturday. this comes after manchester city announced this week that it was teaming up with the yankees to form a new major league soccer team that will play in new york in 2015. so we want to hear from you. can football/soccer as it's called in the states, actually score a business venture in the united states? join the conversation with us, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> still to come, we're getting more statements and comments out from reeth row, as well. ba flight 762 from heath row to oslo was landed shortly after takeoff. the aircraft and the emergency landing was an a-319. it landed safely. it was carrying 75 customers. the emergency chutes were deployed. the london fire brigade said there was a fire on the aircraft, but it's believed to have been out. one crew was assisting airport's own service. that is the plane that took off and landed. we'll continue here with more on "worldwide exchange" in just a few moments.

st. louis cardinals pitching coach? he is an athletic guy and i hate to go back to the easter egg roll because no reason for that. he is shooting some jumpers with the youngsters out there. by my count, 2 for 22! >> those two shots that he made, they were nice. >> he just struggled from the floor a little bit. >> but he has fun. >> we have seen him play much better than that. >> he is working hard. >> oh, this is awful! >> t.j.! >> this is disrespect. >> t.j., knock it out. this is during the 2008 presidential campaign. >> whee! >> look at that! that sound makes me cringe! >> put up the bumpers. >> that is not nice. >> he is working hard. here we had t.j. and everybody making fun of him. he is working hard. come on, t.j. much bigger fish to fry. >>> the dow is up a hundred points. coming up, we will discuss whether or not the recovery is here to stay. up next, alex wagner, ron fournier will join the conversation. we will be right back. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced perf

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st. louis. especially matt cain who gave up nine runs in his last outing against the cardinals.nbc bay area. >>> all right, warriors forward, addressing a torn right hip flexor, it went so well he posted this instagram. successful surgery, ready to get on the road to recovery. that is good to see, the warriors, a team certainly on the rise but they have very little wiggle room under the salary cap. so raj and jessica, it will be interesting to see how they spice up the roster, it will be good to see david lee in the warriors uniform, and not the uniform they were in today. >> it was a dope outfit. >> thanks. >> let's bring that back. >>> well, we asked you early in the news cast, should chevron pay college tuition for the students in richmond? this would be part of the settlement? 50% of you said no. thank you for taking part in the survey. we'll be right back in a moment. >>> want to bring you up to speed on the breaking news we told you about earlier. the fire in southern california, hundreds of firefighters still struggling to get the upper hand on the brush fire burning in t