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they put me at third base but earl weaver had this vision that i could play shortstop and we would be better team if i went over to shortstop. so one day just put me there. and my success at the position as a bigger guy -- i'm a basketball fan. wish i could have been a basketball player but i remember magic johnson changing the thought of a point guard at 6'9" all of the sudden the advantage is the size. i think people started to understand that a bigger guy could play shortstop and second base and today they were some of the more celebrated positions. david: i think your highest compensation level was $6 million a year. that is a good compensation level in those days for sure and today for the average person that is a great income. but today some players are making $400 million, $700 million. do you ever think maybe you should have waited a little bit longer to play in the major leagues? do you ever regret the fact that some people are making $700 million and they will likely never be as good as you? >> it is really interesting. i had a really good job. i was a baseball player and go

by the time i got to the big leagues i was almost 6'5", 220, and they put me at third base , but thenarl weaver had this vision that i could play shortstop and we would be a better team five went over to shortstop. he one day just put me there. my success at the position as a bigger guy, maybe is like -- i'm a basketball fan. i wish i could have been a basketball player. but i remember magic johnson changing the thought of a point guard at 6'9". he is 6'9", all of a sudden the advantages he had in size, i think people started to understand that a bigger guy could play shortstop or second base, and today they are some of the more celebrated positions. david: i think your highest compensation level was $6 million a year. ? $6 million a year. that's good compensation in those days for sure. today for the average person that is great income. but today there are some players making $200 million, $300 million, $700 million. $400 million. one player is making $700 million. do you ever think you should have waited longer to play in the major league's? do you regret that some people are making

rickey henderson, no contest, steals third base, jerks the bag from its moorings and holds it aloft, representing number 939. 939 that iconic moment on may 1st, 1991, when henderson stole third base, passing the record for the most bases stolen in major league history. he went on to record 1406 stolen bases. but back in 1991, when he surpassed lou brock's 938 stolen bases, he celebrated, as you saw, by lifting the base over his head. lou brock brock was the center of great base stealing. but today i am the greatest of all time. thank you. today, the bay's alyssa goard has a look back at rickey henderson. storied 25 years in major league baseball, 14 of them with the oakland a's. his hall of fame record breaking career, and reflections from those who called him a friend. i want to thank the haas family, the oakland organization, the city of oakland and all your beautiful fans for supporting m. in 1991, rickey henderson shared these words at the oakland coliseum after he broke the mlb record for most stolen bases of all time. known as the man of steel, he wound up stealing a staggering

. >> the pitch taken and he has it, rickey henderson, no contest deals third base. >> today , i'm the, inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009. >> please welcome the greatest oakland a's player of all time, the one and only, rickey henderson . >> rickey has tears in his eyes. rickey has love in his heart for you. rickey is so very, very, very humble . >> in 2017, the same field henderson used to sneak into as a kid was named in his honor. henderson was a regular at the ballpark for the a's final seasons in oakland. he throughout the first pitch alongside dave stewart for the last home game and was there for a final farewell in october. >> goodbye for this field, this is the last time we will be on this field. >> rickey henderson was 65 years old. rickey would always talk about how fast he was, born in a car on the way to the hospital because he could not wait to be born in an actual hospital. he talked about he would flip the switch, jumping the bag before the lights went off. he always followed by that infectious laugh. what a heck of a year for losing our heroes, willie mays

rickey henderson, no contest, steals third base, jerks the bag from its moorings and holds it aloft, representing number 939. that was may 1st, 1991, an iconic moment when henderson steals third to pass lou brock for the most stolen bases in the history of the game. he celebrated, as you saw, lifting the base over his head. lou brock. brock was a symbol of great base stealing, but today i am the greatest of all time. thank you. yeah. proud son of the town. henderson's roots in oakland run deep. that's true. he went to oakland tech high school, played 14 seasons with the a's. henderson is a ten time all star and an all time leader in runs and stolen bases. the news of his death comes just before his christmas birthday, when he would have celebrated his 66th birthday, 200, with a single he picked up in the first inning and a walk. rickey henderson was a gift to the world of sports. born on christmas day in chicago, but he spent much of his childhood in oakland. the magnificent high school running back eventually turned down multiple football scholarships to sign with the oakland athlet

. >> that meant running the soccer field at an angle up the former third base line. >> right now we havet set up for 74 by about 114 yards off that roof. >> this month, fans with deposits for season tickets got a chance to pick their seats for the roots opening home season at the coliseum. >> we're expecting 15,000 seats on average that was formerly known as the landing, but is now deep roots. that's where our most passionate fans will be based out of. >> they are also putting in vip boxes on the field by the team benches, field level seating and seating in lower stands, as well as premium suite options. >> we'll have high school dance teams lining the walkout. we'll have bands up on the concourse when you come in bringing vibrant music. think jazz and funk. we'd like to do a blessing of this space that really grounds us in our native roots. >> the roots hoping to live up to their name. tapping into what makes this land, this oakland community, so unique. >> i'm ready for it. to see it rooted in the people. to see our community shine here in a way that it deserves to be seen. >> and what

. >> steals third base, jerks the bag from its moorings. nobody stole more bases. nobody hit more leadoff home runs. nobody celebrated with more flair. and nobody was beloved in the bay area quite like rickey henderson. >> and all y'all beautiful fans for supporting me. >> he played 24 seasons in the major leagues for nine teams, many of those with the a's. rickey henderson was one of the greatest players to ever grace the baseball field. he had that rare combination of speed, power and swagger. >> grab the shirt. yeah. [music] style. style. >> rickey henderson was born in 1958 on christmas day in chicago, illinois, in the back of an oldsmobile. on the way to the hospital when he was seven, he moved to oakland and as a kid learned to play baseball, batting right handed but throwing with his left. and when he couldn't afford tickets to a's games, he started sneaking into the coliseum. >> you know, we were going out there, maybe just to get a ball. you know, we didn't get a ball or something that they can give us. it was a joyful time for us. >> he graduated from oak

. >> steals third base, jerks the bag from its moorings. >> nobody stole more bases. nobody hit more leadoff home runs. nobody celebrated with more flair. and nobody was beloved in the bay area quite like rickey henderson. >> and all y'all beautiful fans for supporting me. >> he played 24 seasons in the major leagues for nine teams, many of those with the a's. rickey henderson was one of the greatest players to ever grace the baseball field. he had that rare combination of speed, power and swagger. >> grab the shirt. yeah. style. style. >> rickey henderson was born in 1958 on christmas day in chicago, illinois, in the back of an oldsmobile. on the way to the hospital when he was seven, he moved to oakland and as a kid learned to play baseball, batting right handed but throwing with his left. and when he couldn't afford tickets to a's games, he started sneaking into the coliseum. >> you know, we were going out there, maybe just to get a ball. you know, we didn't get a ball or something that they can give us. it was a joyful time for us. >> he graduated from oakland tec

rickey henderson steals third base, jerks the bag from his moorings, and holds it aloft. >> today i'm the greatest of all time. thank you! >> reporter: the man whose steal was a ten-time all star, american league mvp in 1990, one two world series titles, and inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009. >> please welcome the greatest oakland a's player of all time, the one and only rickey henderson! >> rickey has tears in his eyes. rickey have love in his heart for you. rickey, his soul very, very, very humble. >> reporter: and in 2017, the same field henderson used to sneak into as a kid was named in his honor. henderson was a regular at the ball park for the a's final season in oakland. he threw out the first pitch for the last home game and was there for a final farewell in october. >> good bye for this field. you know, this is the last time probably we'll be on this field. >> reporter: rickey henderson was 65 years old. >> the a's shared this photo on social media announcing rickey henderson's death. they captioned the photo 24 forever. the team also released a statement saying

. >> he will have it any does, rickey henderson steals third-base and jerks the bag from his moorings and holds it aloft. >> today i am the greatest of all time. thank you. >> reporter: the man of steal was a 10 time all-star , american league mvp in 1990 , won two world series titles and inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 2009. >> please welcome the greatest oakland a's player of all time, the one , and only, rickey henderson. >> rickey has tears in his eyes. rickey has love in his heart. for you. rickey his soul is very, very, very humble. >> reporter: and in 2017, the same field henderson used to sneak into as a kid was named in his honor. henderson was a regular at the ballpark for the a's final seasons in oakland. he throughout the first pitch alongside dave stewart for the last home game , and was therefore a final farewell in october. >> goodbye for this field , you know. this is the last time we will be on the field. >> reporter: rickey henderson was 65 years old. spy people on social media are paying tribute to the former is left fielder, they include teammates like j

. >> steals third base, jerks the bag from its moorings. >> nobody stole more bases.ody hit more leadoff home runs. nobody celebrated with more flair. and nobody was beloved in the bay area quite like rickey henderson. >> and all y'all beautiful fans for supporting me. >> he played 24 seasons in the major leagues for nine teams, many of those with the a's. rickey henderson was one of the greatest players to ever grace the baseball field. he had that rare combination of speed, power and swagger. >> grab the shirt. yep. style. style. >> rickey henderson was born in 1958 on christmas day in chicago, illinois, in the back of an oldsmobile. on the way to the hospital when he was seven, he moved to oakland and as a kid learned to play baseball, batting right handed but throwing with his left. and when he couldn't afford tickets to a's games, he started sneaking into the coliseum. >> you know, we were going out there, maybe just to get a ball. you know, we didn't get a ball or something that they can give us. it was a joyful time for us. >> he graduated from oakland tech hig

that's two-thirds based on how many people are voting but there's a lot more people who will roll in. because that time rolls down on the screen, i always say this is like a soccer, the time is kept on the field. we don't know how much injury at broken, extra time they will have. if they started a few minutes ago, they will probably wrap this up maybe a little bit after 6:00, it usually takes 25 to 30 minutes to vote in the house of representatives. we might know before then whether they have the votes to either pass this or defeat this and even if they do pass it, then they still have to get this through the senate and sync up later tonight. >> all of us are going to have questions here but let me ask really quickly reduce the democrats coming in favor of that and we hear there will be more of those. we see were public in votes against, there were some people said no matter what they weren't going to vote for this, they thought even continuing funding of the current level was something they would not sup support. as we get closer to figuring out if this gets to two-thirds it doesn't

. >> that meant running the soccer field at an angle up the former third base line. >> right now we havet 114 yards for that rule. >> this month, fans with deposits for season tickets got a chance to pick their seats for the roots opening home season at the coliseum. >> we're expecting 15,000 seats on average that was formerly known as the landing, but is now deep roots. that's where our most passionate fans will be based out of. >> they are also putting in vip boxes on the field by the team benches. field level seating and seating in lower stands, as well as premium suite options. >> we'll have high school dance teams lining the walkout. we'll have bands up on the concourse when you come in, bringing vibrant music. think jazz and funk. we'd like to do a blessing of this space that really grounds us in our native roots. >> the roots hoping to live up to their name, tapping into what makes this land, this oakland community, so unique. >> i'm ready for it. to see it rooted in the people. to see our community shine here in a way that it deserves to be seen. >> and what some people might not

. >> that meant running the soccer field at an angle up the former third base line. >> right now we haveor 74 by about 114 yards. >> for oakland rules this month, fans with deposits for season tickets got a chance to pick their seats for the roots opening home season at the coliseum. >> we're expecting 15,000 seats on average that was formerly known as the landing, but is now deep roots. that's where our most passionate fans will be based out of. >> they are also putting in vip boxes on the field by the team benches. field level seating and seating in lower stands, as well as premium suite options. >> we'll have high school dance teams lining the walkout. we'll have bands up on the concourse when you come in bringing vibrant music. think jazz and funk. we'd like to do a blessing of this space that really grounds us in our native roots. >> the roots hoping to live up to their name, tapping into what makes this land, this oakland community, so unique. >> i'm ready for it. to see it rooted in the people. to see our communities shine here in a way that it deserves to be seen. >> and what som

rebels also reported to have been very much taking control of the third city of base map.hat are loyal to resident assad had been falling away. we should treat those reports caution. the syrian presidency has denied any of the reports that came out earlier but bashar al—assad has left damascus, they say he is still inside the capital working. but we know that the goal of these rebels, it has long been to overthrow the assad regime and the leader of the group hts, an islamist militant group, has reiterated that as their aim. we also know that as their aim. we also know that protesters have taken down the statue of the president's father in a suburb around ten for limiters from damascus, that has come to us via the reuters news agency, who were talking to a witness to that. we have some pictures of that as well, we have a live page as you would expect up and running on bbc news website, which is looking at every twist and turn of the story. you will see that video they're embedded in the reporting, with rebel fighters progressing towards damascus and protesters appearing to

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. >> and and my dad got us tickets to game five and we were over on the third base side.nd, uh, president carter was sitting up about five rows in the section next to us, and we knew he was there. but my dad waited until about midway through the game and went up and said his hellos and, and, uh, then he came back and got me and, uh, and introduced me to him. and i'll never forget that, that, you know, that whole occasion was just kind of, um, one of those memories etched in, in your mind forever. >> yeah, i'm sure it was, uh, i think another thing to add that was really important was the civil rights movement, because, you know, georgia, the governor, before, you know, lester maddox was a notorious segregationist. >> and i think the band and my father, i know, was really appalled by that. and when carter came in, it was like this, you know, a breath of fresh air finally, you know, to have a southern politician who was just for the, like devin was saying, for, for humanity and for equal rights for all. and i think that was really what, what resonated with them and what mad

. >> that meant running the soccer field at an angle up the former third base line. >> right now we have pick their seats for the roots opening home season at the coliseum. >> we're expecting 15,000 seats on average that was formerly known as the landing, but is now deep roots. that's where our most passionate fans will be based out of. >> they are also putting in vip boxes on the field by the team benches. field level seating and seating in lower stands, as well as premium suite options. >> we'll have high school dance teams lining the walkout. we'll have bands up on the concourse when you come in bringing vibrant music. think jazz and funk. we'd like to do a blessing of this space that really grounds us in our native roots. >> the roots hoping to live up to their name. tapping into what makes this land, this oakland community, so unique. >> i'm ready for it. to see it rooted in the people. to see our community shine here in a way that it deserves to be seen. >> and what some people might not know is the oakland coliseum is coming full circle, returning to its roots as a soccer venue ba

santa clara based nvidia is third and intel also based in santa clara, is fourth.ased on areas like innovation and employee engagement. anyone want to take a swing at this? you know they're all obviously tech companies and that's so much of where we are. these days obviously. larry, what do you think? >> i don't think it's a surprise that, you know, apple is out in front of everybody. if you look at just the lines outside their store. every time they put a new phone up for sale, even though the android phones far advanced features, in some cases, the apple people are we just can't can't get enough. apple apple apple apple. and so as you know, once you start down the apple path, then the ipad's got to match. and that's so true with the computer and the cloud. and then then you're in for life. >> they got you. you know, taylor swift's company wouldn't be bad to work. do you hear this? today she gave $200 million in bonuses to her staff anyway. nice. well, okay. >> thank you. tay-tay. >> that's what i was we were talking about earlier. like, let's go work there. no, w

peter: two trump campaign managers admitted they ran one third fewer issue-based digital ads than thepeople ran so what we are going to see now is the harris people never figured out what the point was. carley: joe biden an officer four years was struggling the entire time, very much sheltered by staffers. so we have more headlines. president biden is considering commuting the sentences of most of the 40 federal death row inmates according to a wall street journal report. merrick garland recommending president biden come udall but a handful of sentences for, quote, the worst offenders, that could include djokhar tsarnaev and deliver roof after biden's threats on thursday, the decision could come by christmas. a story to watch. temporary drone flight restrictions across dozens of areas through late january after thousands reported unusual drone activity to the fbi. drones in this area will need permission from the government to fly. the ban is due to an abundance of caution. santa and missus claus ditching the sleigh and hitching a ride in a military cargo plane to deliver toys to a vi

you guys were born on third base. thought you were hitting triples .e just on top of this etf business like no one else we know. we appreciate you giving us a few minutes of your time. what are you thinking about for 2025 and the etf business? >> thank you for the kind comments. kind of backed candidate, in a way, but yeah, this industry is on fire. this is where the money is going in traditional finance. however you slice it, i guess you could look to private credit vehicles, there's a lot of money going in there, it's more opaque, obviously, but as far as etf's, you mentioned it, one trillion in inflows in the u.s. with massive inflows around the world. it's a global story and there's a lot of different things we are launching. things are getting more conservative. launching products where people want to protect their downside and people that want to lever themselves up on single stocks. we think it will all continue and that we will see an increasing trend of money going from the mutual fund rapper into the etf fund rapper for a host of reasons. dav

third. so the on base skills are still elite. i just think it's like you group them in with that whole position group and go like that's somewhere where they can need more help. and if they are going to be patient with bryce eldridge and that is one thing they really want to do is be very, very patient. there kind of a bat short and that seems like the place to put it. and these guys are are coming off the board. pete alonso i mean that's a whole different tier of contract than any other name we're discussing, even in the guys who have already signed. i have to imagine that is just too much of an ask, right? yeah, i, i think so. and i think for me, i, i wouldn't love it because it's, you know, on, on paper you go dingers. this is exciting. yeah. drives in a ton of runs. what more do you need, alex? yeah. guys in that, like, category don't age great if you're giving them long term deals. and that's not where i would want to be planting a ton of money. given that, you know, you and i are both very excited about what we've seen from

third largest auto manufacturers in japan behind toyota. >> carley: federal reserve expected to cut interest rates by 25 bases points. ould be the fed's third straight cut of the year after cutting by 50 bases points in september and 25 in november. kevin o'leary is the chairman of o'leary ventures and joins me now. kevin, good morning to you. this could be good news for people. what do you expect the announcement out of the fed to be later today? >> i expect them to cut 25 but this will be the last cut for a while. the numbers aren't going the right direction on inflation. we stalled out in decreases. some of the numbers are coming in high. we haven't stamped out inflation. the mandates 2% were nowhere near that. i think the fed will make the cut, but that's it for quite a while. they will have to wait and see what happens over the next couple of quarters. >> carley: okay. there is also this interesting trend that i wanted to talk to you about out of the business world. particularly among tech ceos who are all lining up to meet with donald trump, talking about mark zuckerberg, geraldine ferraro bezos tiktok. sundar p

third day. dozens of military bases are reported to have been hit.s defence minister said its forces were operating to destroy strategic capabilities that threaten israel — and had acted with what he called great success. the un and syria's neighbours have called for the israeli attacks to stop. turkey is accusing israel of displaying occupying mentality in the demilitarised buffer zone between syria and the israeli—occupied golan heights. other nations including uae, qatar, saudi arabia and egypt say that israel is exploiting the downfall of assad. meanwhile, eu foreign policy chief kaja kallas has warned of the risks of sectarian violence and an extremist resurgence in syria. she urged international powers to help a peaceful transition saying... the united states says it will recognise and fully support a future syria government so long as it emerges from a credible, inclusive process that respects minorities and prevents syria being used as a base for terrorism . normal life is gradually returning to the syrian capital. the islamist rebel leadersh

. >> reporter: elba returns for the third in the franchise based on the sonic video game series.y team combats their biggest adversary yet in an effort to save the world. >> we will fight for our freedom! >> reporter: the english actor has portrayed a statesman, nelson mandela. >> we will give them a war. >> reporter: a detective in the british crime series "luther." and was half man half robot in "fast and furious." >> i've made maybe over 150 films in my lifetime. and i'm only 10 years old. so can you imagine? >> reporter: we counted 60 films plus dozens of tv shows. but there is one role -- >> how does james bond fit into this? >> reporter: -- that despite the rumors he has not played. >> i don't like talking about it. >> because? >> because it just -- it's just like why am i talking about it? i don't play the character. it's crazy. it's just a rumor. such a big iconic character. i'm never going to play that character. so move on. >> reporter: his range is remarkable. he djs, raps and kickboxes. >> elba on the attack with some skillful punches. >> reporter: as a teen he was su

movements, based movements, and about thirds about how we make a world is worth having and that is safer and that holds us all in a loving and respectful way. and so when you're talking with a journalist, they're always going to have their own angle and they're, you know, they have a pitch and they saw their on the pitch. and so they're basically looking to like hammer you into their story. it's really nice to be able to tell our story on our own terms because our own are quite different than the sensationalistic framing that has met coverage of this issue. as rachel knows. yeah, i'll just say that many of the ways that people cover climate, climate organizations that link reproductive choice to their environmental activism, there is this often a kind of anti-nato list angle to it and it seems like the conceivable future has often conflated with some of these other that are more expert sicily population and and anti nativist and so the book is a very kind of nuance exploration of how reproductive choices and thinking end up intersecting with climate activism. and it's a very kin

part of the defense industrial base past include that in third. we had to recognize as the ukrainians did that we are also going to need substitutes for the highest and most exquisite capabilities and those substitutes will be autonomous systems that come it much greater scale in quantity that can be to a certain extent a fill-in for delivering the battlefield affects that are identical to what it would deliver it in sufficient quantities can help sustain the fight as you are drawing your magazine depths. fourth we have to think not just about the most high-end most explicit capabilities. more done you nations frankly as part of any conflict going forward and get out the mindset that everything had to be the most ever in the final point i would make is another key lesson from ukraine is the ew environment electronic warfare environment which all of this is happening and the way in which this is a very dynamic iterative game where defense gets better and often suggests to overwhelm it and the defense gets better so the other thing we have to think

hard to make too much of it other than the hesitatio ahead of the jobs report on a week to week bases, two-thirdsa very strong month coming into this week we are still seeing the ho money flows. you have been talking abou that, how to know when we ar due for a shakeout well, microstrategy is down 5% on the day we went above 100k in bitcoin. i would never want to declar that is decisive but be awar there is stuff that has been running on pure adrenalin that at some point will have to tak a breather we will see if we are there yet. >> santa claus is on the balcony, mr. peanut is on th floor among others, th energizer bunny, the coca cola bear do you want your picture wit anyone >> we are keeping it real. >> top hat on the street alway works. that is mike santelli, we will see you tomorrow bell: overtime" with jon fortt >>> the bell marks the end of regulation, recording artist ringing the closing bell >>> and let's see, we've got a bit of green on the s&p 500, but not too much you can see it ending there a bit lower. that's the score card on wall wall street. welcome to "closing bell: overtime." i'

the perhaps perception that he would be the third linebacker on the four three base personnel, maybe that was something he understood was going to happen. it didn't. dean winters was ahead of him in the depth chart this game. so in just in short notice, ross, this is a player that in less than 24 hours has pretty much ended his nfl career. i can imagine any other football team in the nfl being willing to give this player who quit on national television on a play off, meaningful game in front of the whole country, a chance to come back and play in the nfl. yeah, amazing. just to see this all unfold. carlos, you're around this team week in and week out. this season just seemed to be cursed from the beginning. the holdouts, the rookie pearsall shooting. so many issues here. what now for these final what, three games remaining. how does this all play out. well here's the good news. if this team went through the laundry list of drama and tragedy that it went through raj over the past couple of months, it's the holding and the holdout by trent and by brandon aiyuk. it's the shooting. we're

thirds covered. an international effort. a san francisco-basedole. >> krecreating the 3d involve w laser scanners and drones and original scans from before the fire. >> reporter: three new bells have been added. one of them, rung by winning athletes during the summer olympic games in paris. atop the famous spire, a copper rooster, the unofficial symbol of france, now golden. with flame-like wings resembling a phoenix rising from the ashes. tomorrow, president-elect donald trump, first lady jill biden and prince william will be at a ceremony. they are practicing the light show tonight. take a look. it looks extraordinary. it will be quite a day tomorrow. $750 million it cost to renovate that building. a lot of that from americans. the u.s. behind only france in the list of biggest donors. >> david: we are proud of that. james, thank you. an extraordinary effort. james has been there every step of the way. good night. the news starts right now. >> how much product do you think you lost? >> a lot. this is all the racks that fell down. >> restocking

. >> given this legislative procedure, a two thirds vote is almost impossible right now based on everything we're hearing. so what happens next? if this fails? >> that's a major question, wolf. it is really unclear what will happen next. you have to go back to the drawing board. speaker johnson will have to either come up with even a narrower plan, maybe try to keep the government open for a short period of time while democrats go along with that. will donald trump go along with that? donald trump all day long has been demanding that debt limit increase because he does not want to deal with it next year. will he be okay backing off that demand that those are all key questions they're going to have to confront? or will speaker johnson defy donald trump in some way, potentially putting his own speakership at risk when he votes on the house votes on january 3rd to reelect him as speaker or find a new speaker? all questions for johnson's future. all questions for the gop as they try to grapple with donald trump coming into power. and all questions, of course, for the millions of americans who c

and third, the princeton alumni base had very many influential in political journalism. and so he had a network of people who could support him. lastly, of people, thomas dixon in south and several others in journalism were pushing for one of their own, a southerner, to regain the white house because it had been so long. so he was not an unrealistic ambition for him to do this. o his nomination for president in 1912 was equally serendipitous. the speaker the house chamber had been first of all, he defeated wilson by over 300,000 votes and had had primaries. they both competed. but at convention, clark won, a majority of the delegates on 30, a majority on 30 successive ballots. the democratic convention rules, which dated back to slavery, required a two thirds vote that was put in so that southerners always be satisfied and the south had an effective veto. here is wilson, who is a southerner, who is championed by southern democrats who rebelled against tammany hall in the new yorker and. yet he has strong northeastern ties himself and people in new york and the northeaste

if approved, their unification would create the third largest automaker in the world, based on sales.anese companies will begin official discussions, and mitsubishi motors - a partner of nissan - will also join the talks. they hope to reach a formal agreement by june, and to complete the deal by late summer 2026. the short holiday week on wall street began on a high note. the dow jones rose by more than 60 points. the nasdaq made the biggest gain of the day - almost 1%. and, the s&p 500 also rose nearly 0.75%. and, one of the world's most active volcanoes is at it again. kilauea -- on hawaii's big island began bubbling with lava early this morning - its third eruption in just the last half-year. hawaii's volcano observatory says it's confined to a remote, closed area of the state's volcanoes national park. but there is a threat for homes that are downwind - volcanic gasses can be harmful for people with respiratory issues. still to come on the "newshour." the debate surrounding the health of right whales as offshore wind farms grow. amy walter and tamara keith break down the latest po

third grade, you know? but rickey was, you know, steang bases, just making new record highs. we would play run down in our backyard. and, you know, the reason was just we grew up watching rickey. former san francisco mayor willie brown compares henderson to willie mays as one of the game's greatest ever. a man who had everyone's attention, especially opponents, when he was on base. he disturbed every other player because nobody knew what he might do. in a statement, the a's organization said in part, rickey henderson is one of the greatest baseball players of all time. his on field accomplishments speak for themselves, and his records will forever stand atop baseball history. he was undoubtedly the most legendary player in oakland history, and made an indelible mark on generations of a's fans over his 14 seasons. wearing the green and gold, the entire a's organization sends its sincere condolences to ricky's family and loved ones at this time, a sentiment shared by fans who say they weren't ready to say goodbye to the man of steel so soon. in oakland. thom jensen, nbc, bay ar

that leads to the third big push we have been making, laying the foundation to build an integrated defense industrial base for the free world. in the first year of our administration we launched one of the most ambitious projects in modern history, the trilateral security partnership. under office we joined forces with uk and australia to support australia's acquisition of armed nuclear powered submarine capability in ways that will strengthen our collective simmering industrial basis. we are creating opportunities for innovation and collaboration through cutting technologies and advanced cyber undersea capabilities, electronic warfare, quantum, ai and hypersonic's we held trilateral exercises in australia which in attendance conducting tests on the collective use of autonomous and uncreated systems and maritime operations. this bush for an integrated day before the free world extends well beyond aukus. we have ramped up efforts to expand and accelerate what we call global defense production, a catchall term for development , coproduction and xhosa statement of platforms and munitions with allies and part

third, where plans are adopted under these arrangements and where there are existing plans based on thet, we want to see the level of ambition raised sooner rather than later. sooner rather than later. as a result from the 1st ofjuly 2026, we would expect authorities with plans adopted under the old standard to provide an extra year's worth of homes in their housing plan to accelerate the delivery of new homes. we recognise that we are asking much for many local authorities as we are determined to support local leaders trying in good faith to deliver homes for the communities, that is why it was dedicated local plan funding, the planning capacity capability to support and out in the budget and the income from raised fees, we will be injecting more than £100 million into the system in the coming year. to conclude, we are confident that the revised framework we are introducing today will support significantly higher rates of house and sustained economic growth. we have listened carefully to the views expressed in consultation and have adjusted several areas of policy accordingly stop now