the players do want to play in 2020, this happening in the last hour, in a statement released by tony clark, it's been the goal to play since march, but the negotiations have fall p on deaf ears, and now it's time to play ball. let them know when and where. the key sticking pnts hav been prorated salaries and games. we're looking at 48-50 games as proposed by commissioner m manfred. >>> jordan spieth had two birdies, but a one over on the back nine puts him tied for second. how about colin nearly an ace on 16, sticks it a foot from the hole. tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing zander schauffele. a tap-in birdie would do. he shoots a four under 66 today. nice hhim a one-shot lead. >> i was making a ton of birdies at home and telling austin, i don't see why a whole lot should change. this is the pga tour and tournament golf. and all the names are out here. but for the most part, with it being so quiet, it's kind of easy to keep to yourself, and we feel like we just need to keep doing what we've been doing. >>> tuesday the san jose earthquakes became the last to take. practice field

yesterday rob manfred met with tony clark of the players union. they hammered out some sort of broad agreement. both sides are locked into meetings right now. manfred apparently is not going to simply impose a 50-game schedule, as is his right under the latest bargaining agreement between the two sides. so they clearly negotiated something. this is something more than 50 games and it looks like it's a little bit of movement towards the players and their demands which is more than 50 games and full salaries, obviously pro rated by how many games are played. what we -- there's lots of rumors around that it's 60 games, maybe 65 games. i'm just going to say this. based on my reporting, it's more than 50 games. it's -- it looks like this will be a negotiated settlement. if it's accepted by the players. now, i do know this. the players have been meeting and talking about this proposal for hours. i would say all day. i think there's a good shot they're going to have a response to it today. both sides are going dark on me which means something is coming d

the commissioner met with tony clark, the head of the players association last night and proposed a 60 game season with 100% of prorated salaries, something owners were unwilling to do previously. serena williams will play in the u.s. open later this summer so at least it will have its biggest draw. a notable player. novak djokovic is considering skipping the event due to health concerns. the top 5 for this day in sports history. 1962, jack nicklaus won the u.s. open. his first of 18 major titles. 2012, simpson won the u.s. open. >> the pressure, i couldn't feel my legs. >> 1973, jonny miller shot a sky rally back and win the u.s. open, 47 years later, it is still the lowest score in the final round of a major. 2008, the celtics won the title and the first for kevin garnett. the lakers beat boston in seven games games. . >> reporter: ron would be changing his name to metta world peace as you well know. >> that is right. when we see that jersey, well (bouncy music) - [announcer] the following is a paid advertisement for magblue, brought to you by purity products. (bouncy music) (air who

so this is tony clark and bruce harmon. tell me just why did you put this event together because our allies say to me is no the black lies and lies about it and you can't do a community without unity it out photo the defining. so if you need he has 7 crazy days enough for a life. time isn't open up to to many want to so in love you know full needy joy. and a a side. bar we need to put him back in order you know i mean it's all we had to organize a community but you know different areas some people can't get up and yet we try again and weren't when you saw other you had to serve justice with each other in that we had some of what you saw and then you can see what we've done here that we have all different shapes and colors that are out here everybody's coming together to support each other and that's what a real community would do and that's what we need to start doing on an every day basis continuing from where age of on a journey tell me about this mural behind us what what how did this come about. because i right know tha

yesterday commissioner rob manford said the framework of the deal was in place after he met with tony clark. the owners proposed a 60 game season with full prorated salaries. today the players countered with a 70 game season among other things which manford and the owners we have now learned quickly rejected. split the difference, play a 65 game season. and call it a day already. have been around one of the u.s. open but of course it was canceled so instead we have the rbc heritage classic at hilton head and there are gators. that la gator. doesn't bother me. the former number one now ranked fourth with the birdie on 12, he shot a 67. a pair of leaders, thanks to pots like this he shot a 64-7 under and a one-stroke lead along with hubbard over seven other golfers. and in these days of quarantine everyone is trying to come up with creative videos so we do have to show you this, this is steve and he has some good footwork here. takes the frisbee i don't know how much skill versus luck that is but that's you've got to do times to make a shot like that. frank and julie as we teased earlier, my

today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with players association executive director tony clark, and the league has issued a new proposal of 16 games with full prorated pay for players. the proposal also includes a potential start date of july 19th negotiations are expected to continue in the coming days. and finally federal investigators studying the kobe bryant helicopter crash released a new report today. the national transportation safety board said it's possible pilot or by and may have become disoriented while flying in heavy fog. this student air traffic control records that indicate so by and reported climbing to 4,000 feet when the helicopter was actually mid dissent, so a final report is still pending it's been nearly 5 months since the january 26th crash that killed bryant his young daughter by an and 6 others. thank you kate. >>coming up next would you consider a zoomed a stormy meeting anyway with can a reeves so wants to go on a virtual date with one of his fans for the right price for a good cause. he says. >>the john wick and matrix actor offering a 15 minute zoo

they're actually talking to commissioner bob manford and chief tony clark starts the person in meetingn arizona. espn is reporting that the workers received the framework of a deal for a 60-game season and turned itdown. hope the latest impasse will pass. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay." the new princess diana movie that is set to start filming. we'll have a look at the cast, as well. >>> the all new feature twitter is offering for some users. we'll show you how it works. >>> southwest airlines says it will limit seating through at least september. capacity on those flights will go down two-thirds so passengers aren't forced into the middle seat and asking customers to help declaration when they check in saying they don't have the symptoms of covid-19. southwest has implemented several safety measures like a and limited boarding to just ten passengers a at time. >>> 4:56 and welcome back to you. trending for you this morning, twitter is trying out a new feature. voice tweet. you can now record and post over two minutes of audio. tweeted this video of his group for now.yeah, yo

the commissioner met with tony clark, the head of the players association. and proposed a sixth game season with players getting 100% of their pro rated slaries. something the owners were unwilling to do in their previous offers. three years ago, president trump called on colin kaepernick and any other player that knelt during the anthem to be kicked out of the nfl. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that [bleep] after the field right now? out. he's fired. >> well now with growing support for kaepernick to return to the nfl, the president did a 180 and said cap deserves a chance to play football again. >> he was terrific in his rookie year. i think he was very good in his second year. then something happened. so his playing wasn't up to snuff. the answer is absolutely i would. as far as neiling i would love to see him get another shot. but obviously he has to be able to play well. >>> serena williams confirmed she will play in the u.s. open later this summer. the tournament will have its greatest

in a statement released by executive director tony clark earlier, he said it's been the goal to play march. negotiations have fallen on deaf let him knohen andwhere.to play key points. we're looking at 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner manfred. >>> time for golf now. third round of the charles schwab challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front nine, including a chip in on 2. but he is one over on the back nine, put him in a five-way tie for second at 12 under. former cal bear collin morikawa is among the five players in second place. fires off a 3 under 67. nearly had an ace on 16. sticks it a foot away from the hole. he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing xander schauffele, nearly going to hole out for an eagle. he'll tap in birdie. shoots a 4 under 66. a nice birdie putt would give him a one-shot lead at 18 under. he is carrying the momentum from some good rounds during the quarantine. >> i was playing really well at home. i did play a lot with phil and charlie and a bunch of pros and amateurs. i was making a ton of birdies at home. and i was telling a

commissioner rob manfred met with tony clark of the players union.pos, 60 games, prorated salaries. the next move belo you send your video, i call the action. this video is awesome. >> rodney hewitt looks like he just stepped out of a globetrotters game. trick shots for days. who needs to actually look at the basket? not rodney. rodney played at alameda junior college and for san jose in the old aba. you want something behind the back? oh, yeah, he's got that in his game. hey, globies, you need a point guard, we got your man. robbie, we just called your play on abc 7. >> oh, that's a bad man right there. send me your video, use #abc 7. to he,rcycleove th ico vee get here they're geico is givers with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> and that is it for us for tonight. thanks for watching. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. o jim sarah ♪ ba, da, ba, ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live this is ridic

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speaking of decision the major league baseball commissioner a man fred actually met face to face with tony clark is a player union chief there it is policy the end of today more news that we actually may have a season there maybe certain number of games are looking at about 60 to 70 and the gist is coming out of what that deal might include as players will have the full salary now that is the point and in lieu of that since they will be getting that the players union also agreed not to file a grievance either so there is some news coming out we may have a definitive this on again off again i can't kids also reach over just yet. do it or not i mean come on give exactly make a call all right thank you for that was you know that's going to do it for right now but we'll have a lot more news coming up for you a 5 pm as states nationwide reopen corona virus infections are on the rise with around $50000.00 deaths reported in u.s. nursing homes alone we're going to tell you about that at 5 pm and a lot more so that does it for me keep up with everything in question at all times over. downloading our bra

executive director tony clark sent a letter back sunday saying that due to the insistence on loweringsalaries negotiations are done and just today that same organization fired back on twitter saying save us from commissioner rob man fred we're. disgusting after he in a quickly told players fans there to be 100 percent baseball and 2020 he's decided to go back on his word is now threatening to cancel the entire season any implication that players association somehow delayed progress on health and safety protocol is completely false as robbing knowledge of parties are very very close this latest threat is just one more indication that major league baseball has been negotiating in bad faith and manila we're seeing a lot of players saying just tell us when and where to show up where are we going to go there's an ongoing debate in every other major league and i say seem to have a way to come back except baseball and it's looking like the owners are some greedy human beings and it's funny because they were the 1st ones to come out and say hey let's go all all go play in arizona we're going

clark as he continues to make his grievances rather public. i don't know what tonyfor several hours going back and forth, making trades if we were not reaching an agreement so were not exactly back to square one there is still no deal, still no season while billionaires and millionaires squabble mainly over money. how about we bring a sport where there actually playing and there's some action to show you. of course were talking about ron one of the rbc heritage and when you're out of hilton head south carolina you have to watch out for alligators. this one is not really concerned. this was the third shot of the bunker on 16 and in for birdie. on stroganoff the league. true on this card for birdie on 12, he shot a 67 of a pair of leaders. mark hubbard and this guy from the uk, thanks to pots like this with a 64-7 underpar. if these were normal times we would be talking about round one of the u.s. open but of course that was canceled due to coronavirus but thankfully we have joe fonzie he has is covered. >>> we remain in the time of year when golf u.s. open tradition

commissioner said the framework of the deal was in place after he met with players representative tony clarka 60 game season with full prorated salaries. today, they are reportedly so upset with the players counter offer of a 70 game season that they will not even respond to that offer right away. he went on to say i don't know what tony and i were doing there for several hours going back and forth and making trades. here is a thought. split the difference, go with the 65 game season and call it a day before you lose even more fans. >>> how about a sport that is actually playing. the pga is back in action for the second straight week. yes, there are gators in hilton head, and they will get your attention, the shot of the day goes to the third shot out of the bunker. the former number one is now ranked fourth in the world. he shot 67, three back of this man. he is good for a one-stroke lead along with the coleader and seven golfers are chasing him one-stroke back. this would've been on one of the u.s. open. thankfully, joe has us covered, golf fans this date in sports, june 18. >>> we remain

and in a statement released by executive director tony clark of the mlbpa he said it's in the goal tomarch. negotiations he says has fallen on deaf ears and now it's time to play ball just let him know when and where. now, unless something dramatic changes we're looking at potentially a game schedule of 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner. golf now, third round of the charles schaub challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front 9 including a chip in on 2. but one over on a back 9 puts him in a five way tie for second at 12 under par. he's among the five players in second place, fired off a 367, nearly had an ace on 16. he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing zander shoply. he shoots a 4 under 66 on saturday. nice birdie put-on 18. gives him the one shot lead at 13 under. go back to the cal guy. here's morikawa on his day. >> it was a scrappy day. first two holes within 3 feet and just wasn't hitting. got some lucky breaks on 3 and 4, but overall kind of brought it back on the back nine. sarted hitting close and making some putts. the way to finish on that 9 th

patted himself on the back as he said he called a private meeting with the players representative, tony clarkframework for a deal to get a season underway. here are some of the particulars, prorated salaries, the agreed on in march, renege 65 game schedule with an expanded playoff and a regular season would start on july 19. and then followed by the playoffs. no deal complete as of yet, but both sides are calling it significant progress. so that is pretty good news . >>> any nfl team would be crazy not to put colin kaepernick on their list of players that they want into practice in preparation for the upcoming nfl season. those are the words of the head coach of the los angeles chargers, tonight, the former 49 a running back, colin kaepernick, who has not played for four years, has not announced publicly if he still wants to play, but asked if he would be willing to have colin kaepernick into practice with this chargers, later this summer. >> i haven't in his career, but colin kaepernick definitely fits the style of quarterback for the system we are going to be running, very confident, and i'

the commissioner met with tony clark and the result is for a 6 season and pro-rated pay for the players with expanded playoffs and money on the back end. the season would start july 19th. next move belongs to the players. >>> time for abc 7 call my play. you send me your video and i call the action. talk about players. this might be the best video we have ever received. >> rodney hewitt looks like he just stepped out of a globetrotter's game. trick shots for days. who needs to look at the basket. not him. he played for san jose and the old a.b.a. you want something behind the back. he has that in his game. if you need a point guard, we got your man. rodney, we just kaled your play on abc 7. >> how good is he? send me your video with a #abc 7 call my place so we could put you on tv. i have to be honest, rodney sent the first video and i went to his instagram and i was like this guy is unreal. i couldn't stop watching. >> don't think the glob trotters could do any of that. he's incredible. >> and larry, don't try any of that at home. >> i wouldn't. >> all right. s tbc 7 news at 11:00. >>

commissioner gets his act together and called a private meeting with the players representative, tony clark calling the framework of the deal. which would include, full prorated salaries. something they agreed to in march and they have been arguing about it since. including a 60 265 regular- season and the season would start on july 19 with a 2-3 week spring training leading up to it. no deal finality yet but both sides are calling this significant progress. >>> nfl teams will be crazy not to have colin kaepernick on the list of players that they are looking at in preparation for the upcoming nfl season. those are the words of anthony lynn who is the head coach of the los angeles chargers. kaepernick who has not played for some four years has not said publicly and he was asked if they would invite him to the camp. >> i have spoken with colin. i am not sure where he is at in his career but he definitely fits the style of quarterback of the system we will be running. very confident and happy with the three quarterbacks that i have but you can never have too many people. >> he did skate around

in a statement released by executive director tony clark of the mlbpa, he says it's been the goal toe march. negotiations have fallen on deaf ears, now it's time to play ball, let them know when and where. the key sticking points pro rated salaries in games. unless something garage chang , changes, -- dramatic changes, we're looking at potentially a game schedule of 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner manfred. >>> golf third round of the charles schwab challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front nine including a chip in on 2 but a 1 over on the back nine puts him in a five-way tie for second at 12 under par. former cal bear colin morikawa is among the five players in second place, fired off a 367, nearly had an ace on 16, he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing xander schaufele. his second shot on the par 4 ten. tale ta he'll take in the tap-in birdie. he shoots a 4 under 66 on saturday, nice birdie putt on 18 gives him the one-shot lead at 13 under. back to the cal guy, here is morikawa on his day. >> it was a scrappy day. started off well first two holes,

the commissioner met with the unions about tony clark yesterday.nd the results, mlb sent a proposal to the union for a 60 game season at full prorated pay with expanded playoffs. under the plan the season would start july 19. >>> especially during this pandemic, we want to avoid touching public surfaces. so now there is a device that lets you open doors without touching the handle. look at that. it is called the towe opener, yt step on to open the door. it is not high tech stuff, just a little handle bottom for your toots. it is installed with special adhesive and costs less than 50 bucks. >>> a tesla owner says imagine being able to sleep on your road trip while the car keeps doing the work. >> this will be a long trip. this is nice. okay, tesla, let's get this trip started. thanks. and away we go. >> he demonstrated the lounging capabilities on tiktok. he says he wasn't really taking an and yutonomous journey, it w intended as a fun interest peerment in the future of self-driving. emphasize that again, the future. please do not do this on the roa

today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with players association executive director tony clark. and the league has issued a new proposal of 60 games with full prorated pay for players. the proposal also includes a potential start date july 19th negotiations expected to continue this week and finally federal investigators studying the kobe bryant helicopter crash released a new report today the national transportation safety board said it's possible pilot or by and may have become disoriented while flying in heavy fog this due to air traffic control records which indicate by and reported climbing to 4,000 feet when the helicopter was actually mid to dissent. now a final report is still pending it's been nearly 5 months since that january 26 crash which killed bryant. his young daughter gianna's abyan and 6 others. >>all in southern california at least 2 people found a racist letter taped to their front doors earlier this week chairman of police are now investigating the incident as a hate crime kandiss crone reports. >>when i saw that whole thing is just ignorance. >>what is goi

mlb executive director tony clark said, in part, the important work remains to be done to complete theeason thechl look forward to getting back on the field. nba association approved a 22-team format to restart their season according to espn. the plan is to move forward july 31st start date at disney's espn wide world of sports. about 1600 people are expected to be in that bubble at any given time. >>> time now for abc 7 call my play. you send the video. larry calls the action. here's ralphie in alameda. >> reporter: ralphie the buffalo is the mascot. this ralphy is a little smaller. look at the jump over the paper towels. add some toilet paper. no problem for ralphie. this almost 4-year-old pooch from alameda crashes through and makes it. hey, ralphie, we just called your play on abc 7. >> be sure to use the #abc7callmyplay so we can put you or your animal on tv. that is it sports. let's send it back to you. >>> the bay area forecast with lisa argen. i'm looking at live pictures thinking it looks so bright outside right now. >> 5:49 sunrise at 8:29. we have help of that full moon illu

mlb executive director tony clark said, in part, the important work remains to be done to resume theeason. they look forward to getting back on the field. nba association approved a 22-team format to restart their season according to espn. still some details to work out. the plan is to move forward july 31st start date at disney's espn wide world of sports. about 1600 people are expected to be in that bubble at any given time. >>> time now for abc 7 call my play. you send the video. larry calls the action. here's ralphie in alameda. >> reporter: ralphie the buffalo is the mascot for the university of colorado. this ralphie is a bit smaller, but look at the little maltipoo sail over the paper towels. add some toilet paper. no problem for ralphie. this almost 4-ar-o pchfr amehrgd keithey, raliewet lay onbc. >> be sure to use the #abc7callmyplay so we can put you or your animal on tv. that is it sports. let's send it back to you. >> it's going to be a rough day, lisa, to get outside. i think a lot of people will have to wear a hair tie or hat or something. it's so windy out there. >> de

tony clark said that the players are disgusted right now, adding this is about extracting additional pay cuts from the players and this is another day, another bad faith tactic in the campaign. now the nfl is optimistic that the football season will start on time, but some cowboys players have tested positive for covid-19. none were in the team's facilities and both followed proper health protocols and the cowboys said they cannot provide any information due to privacy laws. the texans confirm at least one player has tested positive and commissioner roger goodell said that positive tests are going to happen. the issue is preventing as many of those positive tests from happening and when they do, isolating them so they don't spread across the organization. >> for sure. so roger goodell with a bombshell, surprise statement on colin kaepernick. what did he say? >> well, you know, it's looking more likely than ever that kaepernick might actually get another fair chance at playing in the nfl. you know, six months ago, commissioner goodell said that the league had moved on from kaepernick,

today commissioner rob manfred confirmed that he met with players association executive director tony clark, to try and hash things out and now the leak has issued a new proposal of 60 games with full prorated pay for players that proposal also includes a potential start date july 19th with negotiations expected to continue in the coming days. and finally tonight federal investigators studying the kobe bryant's helicopter crash released a new report today. the national transportation safety board said it's possible. helicopter pilot or by and may have become disoriented while flying in heavy fog. that's according to air traffic control records which indicate so by and reported climbing to 4,000 feet. when in fact the helicopter was actually made dissent. a final report is still pending it's been nearly 5 months since the january 26 crash that killed bryant his young daughter gianna so by an and 6 others. >>and thank you for that some other sports is baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson is the new face of ea sports madden 2021 the nfl mvp is been a fan of the popular video game ever si

the baseball are trying to cement a deal and talking to commissioner and tony clark.eeting in person in arizona. espn is even reporting that the players received framework of a deal for a 60-game season but they turned it down. there's still hope that the latest impasse will pass. you know what they say, it ain't over until it's over. >>> we will see. here is something new for you. trending this morning. twitter is trying out a new feature. voice tweets. you can now record and post over two minutes of audio. musician john legend gave it a try and tweeted this video of his upcoming albaualbum. only available to limited groups right now. >> i like that song. sounds good. >>> all right. well, look, we have something -- >> nice way to promote it. >> i am already saying i like it. there you go. >>> 5:49 this morning. kristen stewart been cast to play princess diana in the upcoming film. >> the movie is set to cover the early years a weekend back in the early '90s when diana questions her marriage to prince charles. many people on social media are upset he didn't pick a bri

in a statement released by executive director tony clark of the mlb p.a. it's been the goal to play since march. negotiations have fallen on deaf ears, now it's time to play ball, let them know when and where. the key sticking points pro rated salaries in games. we're looking at potentially a game schedule of 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner manfred. >>> golf third round of the charles schwab challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front nine but a 1 over on the back nine puts him in a five-way tie for second at 12 under par. former cal bear kohl colincolic nearly had an ice on 18, he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing xande xander schaufele. he shoots a 4 under 66 on saturday, nice birdie putt on 18 gives him the one-shot lead at 13 under. back to the cal guy, here is morikawa on his day. >> it was a scrappy day. started off well first tw holes, within three feet and got some unlucky breaks on 3 and 4 but overall brought it back on the back nine, hitting it close, making some putts. the way to finish on that nine is a lot of

tony clark rejected the latest deal over the weekend saying it unfortunately appears that further dialogueleague would be futile. it's time to get back to work. tell us when and where. according to espn the players want that answer by the end of business today, an agreement made back in march gives commissioner rob manfred the power to impoles the season of any length as long as the players receive full pro rated salaries. >>> ohio state football players were asked to sign a coronavirus type waiver called the buckeye pledge upon returning to campus last week. according to "the columbus dispatch" by signing the document the players agreed to testing, potential self-quarantining, monitoring for symptoms, reporting any potential exposure in a timely manner and wearing a mask and practicing social distancing. failure to comply with the pledge would result in not being able to participate in athletics and use the facilities. athletic director gene smith the waiver is more for educational purposes than for liability. jim, this is something universities across the country are dealing with as athl

players association director tony clark says players are disgusted right now, adding "this has alwaysts from players, and this is just another day and another bad-faith tactic in their ongoing campaign." >>> all right, six months ago, nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league had moved on from colin kaepernick, but now, goodell's encouraging a team to sign him. >> if he wants to resume his career in the nfl, then obviously it is going to take a team to make that decision, but i welcome that support, a club making that decision, and encourage them to do that. >>> all right, finally, pending government approval, the u.s. open in new york is expected to start as planned on august 31st, but without fans. that's according to "the new york times." big question -- how thin is this field going to be? of course, you have so many international players having to travel for it. and jim, you know, serena williams' coach told cnn that if she's got to be away from her daughter for up to three weeks, he doubts she'd participate. >> wow. that be a very different tournament. andy scholes, thank yo

in a statement released by executive director tony clark of the mlb p.a., he says it's been the goalions have fallen on deaf ears, now it's time to play ball, let them know when and where. the key sticking points pro rated salaries in games. unless something dramatic changes, we're looking at potentially a game schedule of 48 to 50 games as imposed by commissioner manfred. >>> golf third round of the charles schwab challenge. jordan spieth had four birdies on the front nine but a 1 over on the back nine puts him in a five-way tie for second at 12 under par. former cal bear collin morikawa among five players in second place. nearly had an ice on 18, he tapped that in for birdie. everyone is chasing xander schauffele. his second shot on the par 4 10th, nearly got a hole out for eagle. he'll take in the tap-in birdie. he shoots a 4 under 66 on saturday, nice birdie putt on 18 gives him the one-shot lead at 13 under. back to the cal guy, here is morikawa on his day. >> it was a scrappy day. started off well first two holes, hit it within three feet and got some unlucky breaks on 3 and 4

well, according to league details of a meeting between mlb commissioner rob manfred and tony clark, thereld be a 60 game season and players would receive 100% of the prorated salaries. the league offered 70%. espn is reporting the players think 6 60 games is too short. the pilot of the helicopter carrying kobe bryant, his daughter and six others may have become disoriented in fog. a preliminary report released by the national transportation safety board says he radioed air traffic control he was climbing to 4,000 feet when he was actually plunging toward a hillside where the chopper eventually crashed. they believe the pilot may have disregarded the severity of weather conditions that day. everyone on-board was killed when the chopper slammed into the hillside in january. here is a look at what's trending this morning on foxbusiness.com. president trump says he absolutely supports colin kaepernick's return to the nfl as long as he has the ability to justify an offer. according to the la chargers, he is on the summer workout list. mitsubishi said top executives are taking pay cuts of about

play as many games as possible, and you know, we came to an agreement quickly, extremely proud of tony clarkhe rest of the players association for continuing to, you know, react and answer quickly to these proposals and you know, do what we can to legitimize the season for this year, for 2020, legitimize a true champion for the 2020 season as well. stuart: but that was when it was imagined that you were going to have a season with fans in the stands, paying for tickets and paying for the concessions and the beer and popcorn, all the rest of it. there's not going to be fans in so you need a new revenue split. i think, you know, you're going to get to that split. you've got to get a deal going here because you look real bad. >> we understand the players as of the past couple years, we've felt like we've lost a little bit as far as that end so now as players, we agreed that the deal we came to in march is as fair as possible and we continue to stay strong to that. i think it's more than enough that we've been willing to sacrifice from a financial standpoint and health standpoint as well, and we

in response to that, the major league baseball players association, tony clark, the executive directored that rob manfred unequivocally told players and fans that there would be 100% a 2020 season. he has decided to go back on his word and is now threatening to cancel the entire season. it's all about the money and how to split it up, how much money do the players get, how much of a pay cut, how many games, and so on and so on. you know what, you said it before. what about the july fourth start on a shortened season, you've just got to get on the field. it's america's pasttime. get out there and play. stuart: just a perfect opportunity. it's gone. ashley: yes. stuart: by the way, i take it you will watch man city play arsenal this afternoon. i know you will. ashley: i will indeed. and you. stuart: you're all right. i will stay on sports. okay. no, not soccer. we are talking about a celebrity couple. we are told closing in on a deal to buy the mets, the new york mets. who are they? lauren? lauren: j-lo and a-rod. the "new york post" is reporting that an investment bank, they might have

we are here because raychard brooks and tony and breonna taylor and stephon clark and deborah danner and natasha mckenna, and at that myrrh rice -- tamir rice, and eric gardner, and so many others are not here. because their lives matter. we are here because police kill 1,000 americans every year which indicates a system so profoundly broken that it cannot be fixed by simply tinkering around the edges. so we are going to pass this bill today to create stronger systems of transparency and accountability in policing across this country. but just as our problems with policing run deeper than the actions of a few officers in minneapolis, the fractures in our country demand more from us than police reform. it is not police reform alone that has brought people out into the streets in the middle of a pandemic that disproportionately killed people of color. what is called for this this moment -- in this moment is the courageous and comprehensive reckoning with racism in america. past, present, and future. it is congress' job to deliver policy that answers the call for this transformation. i

clark's family. ask any of these families. the cameras have long gone, tony. but reverend al continues to answer the bell. he's a leader that you see on tv commentating about our experiences, but more importantly, he's a leader who has lived our experiences. because he has lived those experiences, that's what makes him so effective in commentating on msnbc about our experiences. he's going to talk about the experience of the terrible loss of somebody who should be with us today. that is george floyd. please give a great round of applause for the reverend al sharpton. [applause] >> thank you. i want us to not sit here and act like we had a funeral on the schedu schedule. george floyd should not be among the deceased. he did not die of common health conditions. he died of a common american criminal justice malfunction. he died because of -- there's not been the corrective behavior that has taught this country that if you commit a crime, it does not matter whether you wear blue jeans or blue uniform, you must pay for the crime you commit. [applause] so it is not

justin clark, senior counsel for president donald trump's campaign, advised wisconsin republicans. he blames democratic governor tonyor the chaos, and told us the democrats are cynically using the pandemic to expand their voter base with mail in absentee ballots. >> justin clark: we have tons and tons of different ways for people to vote if they have a fear of covid-19. we have early vote that goes on for weeks ahead of an election in-- in most places. but make no mistake, voting in person is far more secure and safer than voting by-- by mail. >> whitaker: even in the time of pandemic? >> clark: by "safer," what i mean is that it's going to be a much more secure outcome. >> neil albrecht: in-person voting should not have happened in the state of wisconsin on april 7. it was dangerous. it was reckless. >> whitaker: neil albrecht is head of milwaukee's election commission. he tus scared so many poll workers, half of them over age 60, he could man only five polling places. he usually has 180. americans take great pride in our democratic system; did that system suffer on april 7? >> albrecht: it suffered greatly. a lot

atkins who used to work there and was part of this group from the beginning and rod clarke and jessica flores from toni tobac flores and she her self is an amazing key participant. i just wanted to shout out all those individuals and if i left anyone out i apologize, because it's a long journey and we started back in 2017 because at the language access members there talked about two deaf survivors who did not get appropriate police services and we were -- we wanted do something to address this problem and so, a sub group of us got together back in 2017 and talked about how we can put together a department general order. we began looked at the police department because they have a incredible department general order and the advocates they brought in their own training materials, provided an educated many of us who had a long role to learn and from that we invited the inspector to the working group and we met with the chief to explain what we were doing to get his support and request authorization for funding and for video conferen conferencing and we talked about putting together an officer training vid

atkins who used to work there and was part of this group from the beginning and rod clarke and jessica flores from toni tobac flores and she her self is an amazing key participant. i just wanted to shout out all those individuals and if i left anyone out i apologize, because it's a long journey and we started back in 2017 because at the language access members there talked about two deaf survivors who did not get appropriate police services and we were -- we wanted do something to address this problem and so, a sub group of us got together back in 2017 and talked about how we can put together a department general order. we began looked at the police department because they have a incredible department general order and the advocates they brought in their own training materials, provided an educated many of us who had a long role to learn and from that we invited the inspector to the working group and we met with the chief to explain what we were doing to get his support and request authorization for funding and for video conferen conferencing and we talked about putting together an officer training vid

atkins who used to work there and was part of this group from the beginning and rod clarke and jessica flores from toni tobac flores and she her self is an amazing key participant. i just wanted to shout out all those individuals and if i left anyone out i apologize, because it's a long journey and we started back in 2017 because at the language access members there talked about two deaf survivors who did not get appropriate police services and we were -- we wanted do something to address this problem and so, a sub group of us got together back in 2017 and talked about how we can put together a department general order. we began looked at the police department because they have a incredible department general order and the advocates they brought in their own training materials, provided an educated many of us who had a long role to learn and from that we invited the inspector to the working group and we met with the chief to explain what we were doing to get his support and request authorization for funding and for video conferen conferencing and we talked about putting together an officer training vid

tony and i have spent many nights in an encampment that was set as a fourth precinct over north minneapolis, when the death of jamar clark in the hands of police officers, who need,alled to respond a and in return, took the life of a community member. hearingk forward to what he will share with us about the life of -- lives of black lives in minnesota, minneapolis. tony? tony: thank you so much, representative omar. todayeaking to you all from minneapolis where we are subsuming -- subsumed with grief and righteous rage. and understanding that this moment needs to be the moment that we turn away from the systems of domination that have constrained us as black americans for so long. i want to tell you a story to start off. day, andwarm july there were a group of black students gathering on the north side of our city. they were attacked by a group of police officers and brutally beaten. later that same night, a black youth was in the district of our was attacked and beaten by police officer, who tried to pull his gun on the youth and shoot him. the youth was able to wrestle the officers gun away, and rather than choosing to

tony and i have spent many nights in an encampment that was set in front of the fourth precinct over north minneapolis when the death of jamar clark in the hands of police officers, who were called to respond to a need, and took the life of a community member. hearing whatd to he will share with us about the of black lives. >> thank you so much. all forking to you minneapolis where we are consumed with grief and righteous rage and an understanding this moment needs to be the moment we turn away from these systems of domination that have constrained us black americans for so long. i want to tell you a story to it was a warm july day and they were black youth gathering on the north side of the city and they were brutally beaten by police officers. later that night and male youth was in the district and was a attacked and beaten by an officer who tried to pull his gun and shoot. the youth was able to res wreste the gun away and rather than choosing to kill the officer, he threw the gun on the ground and ruran away. the word from the police department was that the youth started the incident. that was the story in the press the next da