willie mays. they could have bought his contract for $5,000. who did they end up integrating with? pumsy green. how much do i know about him? absolutely nothing. that was baseball. these two institutions, the yankees and the red sox, try to go a very long time without integrating, and they too felt its dynasty. so i ask you again, what does 42 represent? integration prior to the desegregation of the military in 1948? sweat v. painter, brown v. board of education, the civil rights act of 1964 and 1968. is it possible that baseball was an integral part of this process desegregation and the fight for equality? is it possible it was an agent of change, or did it just reflect all the changes that were happening and it was at the forefront of it? that is one of the questions we now, you remember the idea of $40 million he was critical of the idea of integration, and he . the idea of integration, and he said, and it did lead to the death of the negro league. a lot of the owners in major league baseball raided the negro leagues. they became nothing mor

now, ivan was nominated by his mother, willy may.ame. >> i was saying that looks like an old picture. >> you've got a slight smile on wisdom, amazing. >> a slight one. >> a slight one. willie may is that so ivan has watched fox5 since he was three years old. >> gosh. >> now he's all grown up and recently gotten married so congratulations to you on that and thank you for continuing the family tradition and keeping it locked on fox5. >> and the sad thing is we have been here since he was five years old. [laughter] >> right. >> that's okay. >> i was feeling good about myself caitlin. >> that changes the whole friday. don't let it affect your weekend. weekend is going to be beautiful. 75 in washington its a nice mild morning and the weekend looks fantastic. so maybe some early morning clouds tomorrow. but less humid, much, much cooler, 83 degrees for the high temperature. 85 and sunny on a beautiful sunday. seven-day forecast showers and storms return on monday. chance of a thunderstorm tuesday. it's a little unsettled next week but it's

. >> scott: willie mays, maybe. first down out to the 18 yard line. pickup of about four.all left on the ground again. ward? yep. >> mike: way too many fumbles for the eagles. >> scott: evans fires a bullet but the back-shoulder throw missing. dave? >> quick injury update on malachi dupre the green bay wide receiver who took a vicious hit from tre sullivan. he has moving and feeling in all of his extremities and taken to the hospital for further evaluation. that is promising news. >> scott: that is. he went off with a thumb's up after taking a brutal shot. third down and six. evans going to run for it. first down yardage. dances out of bounds. how about that for your first game in an nfl uniform at lambeau field? i got a chance to try to lead a fourth quarter drive to see if i could win a game. that's not bad. >> mike: they are down eight. it will be interesting to see if he scores a touchdown, whether doug goes for two or not. >> scott: probably not. a new rule in what they were doing for overtime. instead of 15 todown to 10 minus but i don't think nobody wants to extend

like willie mays. come on, stop teasing us.efore yesterday's game brandon crawford had an errant throw that hit the philly beat in a bad place. and he's staggering around a little bit. crawford made up for it by giving him a signed jockstrap. a touching gesture. suitable for framing. i don't know what you do with that. >> thank you, larry. >>> all right, well, join us tonight at 9:00 on cable tv channel 13. >>> the warning going out to people visiting the park this weekend. that's at 9:00. >>> on abc 7 news at 11:00, an alt-right hero faces years in prison after his arrest at a pro-trump rally. >>> coming up at 8:00, it's "shark tank" followed by "what would you do." fractured america, for six months a 20/20 team followed extremists groups. see what happens when leaders sit down together and talk. of course, don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> and 11:35 it's jimmy kimmel live. tonight's guest t.j. miller and dana white. >>> we've been joking around the office this week about forming our own hate group and i think we should do i

best baseball player of the year does not belong to the pros, and you need to see this, and why willie mayse impressed. legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", the entertainment industry lost a comedian over the weekend. jerry lewis died yesterday after a brief illness, he was 91 years old. he played in several old movies. more than half a century in comedy starting with his musical and comedy show with dean martin in the 1940s. the act was so popular they ended up making 20 movies together. in the 60s lewis began making movies on his own including the nutty professor and the family jewels. he also hosted the annual mda telethon to raise money for muscular dystrophy. >>> dick gregory another comedian who was a civil rights activist passed away saturday in washington dc. he was one o

like willie mays. come on, stop teasing us.game brandon crawford had an errant throw that hit the philly beat in a bad place. and he's staggering around a little bit. crawford made up for it by giving him a signed jockstrap. a touching gesture. suitable for framing. i don't know what you do with that. >> thank you, larry. >>> all right, well, join us tonight at 9:00 on cable tv channel 13. >>> the warning going out to people visiting the park this weekend. that's at 9:00. >>> on abc 7 news at 11:00, an alt-right hero faces years in prison after his arrest at a pro-trump rally. >>> coming up at 8:00, it's "shark tank" followed by "what would you do." fractured america, for six months a 20/20 team followed extremists groups. see what happens when leaders sit down together and talk. of course, don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> and 11:35 it's jimmy kimmel live. tonight's guest t.j. miller and dana white. >>> we've been joking around the office this week about forming our own hate group and i think we should do it. on the rise all

. >> it reminds me of that scene in cleveland indians major league, willie mays who steals third basehave to have a lot of speed to steal home plate. >>> still ahead, a race that's divided the gop. >>> and what it means with the president's ability to work with congress. we'll be right back. i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. there's nothing more important so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. visit booking.com. booking.yeah! tand the alzheimer'sf association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. at the lexus golden uncoopportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350

reminds me of a willie mays catch. but india is the key to pakistan.akistan, they still have the prison over there. pakistan is the key to afghanistan. there's going to be terror on the streets of america if we just let afghanistan go. so it all makes sense why clinton didn't see it and george w. bush didn't see it and obama didn't see it. i don't know. looks obvious now. >> neil: i think the more telling -- you're right on this and getting to the details of this neck of the woods and what is going on there, that the president who has been criticized for being stubborn, it's his way or the highway, he had firm views on this. not getting deeper involved in afghanistan. he listened to his generals. he said you learn something in this office. i learned a different tactic. i was thinking of john kennedy, you know, admitting, goofing on the bay of pigs. i know it's a different situation. but his popularity back then went up after acknowledging that it was on him. so what can we learn from this? what can donald trump learn from this? >> we learned that there

ivan nominated by his mother willie may, good morning.>> all right. willie may says that ivan has watched fox5 since he was a toddler. just three years old. well, now as you can see, he's all grown up and recently got congratulations to you. >> congrats. >> thanks for continuing the family tradition and keeping it live on fox5. >> won't be along until it's wizards season again. >> final check on traffic this morning. hi, caitlin. >> good morning to you both. it was quiet for the most part then of course we got a few accidents that have come in. let's take look at our maps if we can. this is inbound new york avenue just got wore of a pedestrian struck. this is near bladensburg road in the northeast section of the district. so two lanes are blocked there on new york avenue heading inbound. you want to use caution if you're in that area. it's always a little crowded this time of the morning. eastbound dulles toll road two left lanes are block after fairfax county parkway and you're very heavy that will take you all the way back route 28. fin

i do this sometimes knowingly, like with willie mays. host: you had a lot of baseball in there.ke baseball? carl: i love baseball. he was my hero when i was a little boy. so i have a couple of references to him. i try to be fair to yankee fans. i have dimaggio in there. the beach boys are in there twice. i was a member of the beach boys fan club when i was a little kid. [laughter] so some of that. but you know, when it comes to political figures and historical figures, i try really hard to not just give my view. i try to give a fuller view. host: does anybody edit your copy in the morning? wel: there is a great editor , stole him from the washington post, called tom cavanagh. i probably could not have done this book without him. host: does he edit your daily? carl: that is what i am talking about. that is the daily note. host: what is the difference between digital journalism and hardcopy journalism? carl: we did not pick paper because we were in love with it. it was a better technology than papyrus. this new technology is here to stay, it is digital. and whatever comes after di

willie mays? no, it's mark mcgwire. mark mcgwire? but he's a white. yes. he's from claremont. he's my favorite player. huh. [ chuckles ] okay. agilar. miguel and josé. you guys twins? [ speaking spanish ] [ spanish continues ] you can save it, son. i don't understand a damn thing you're saying, okay? all right. got the damn league of nations here. to fill out the team. okay, let's hit the field. come on. geez. could this team be any lamer? so there's no hooper? you guys don't know a matthew hooper? right here. you gotta be kidding me. that's right, i'm in a wheelchair. okay. [ buttermaker ] charge it. oh, yeah, that's charging it, all right. good hustle. there you go, bro. another good one. what's the-- what's the crippled kid's name? hooper. hooper. hooper! roll your machine out. don't necessarily have to catch it, i guess. can't hope for miracles, can you? you gotta get under the ball. [ buttermaker ] give me a ball. what the hell is that, a baggie full of bacon? - i'm on

remember, baseball was dominated by willie mays, hank aaron, billy william, ernie banks, all of these great african-american and hispanic players. so baseball needed the white hope. and they decide hey we can't have this investigation come public, and they just destroyed all of the evidence. and i really hope baseball accountable for letting this thing fester for all these many years. >> so what are your thoughts then? we played the sounds from your radio show, when this moment happened, that everyone is talking about now. as the host, when you heard him say though words, what was your ring? >> like somebody punch me right in the stomach, right in the stomach. because i had a nice relationship with pete. we had a very tomorrow you will too us one, we didn't talk for 15 years after he was suspend from the baseball. but we bridged a gap. we mended fences. but it was just devastating. i mean, when they come out with that, when dowd came out with that pronouncement, saying, wow, what's going on here, and i'm saying why? and then of course the defamation of character, lawsuit came out. i t

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and willy nilly we may cross the picket line they are making a public statement they do indorse the policies of the cup what ever they say because that is what will be reported in israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights i would say are fairly excessive all why don't we hear from you on mainstream media or on popular late night television. i'm told that they come to the question but that it comes from above. i was told by charlie rose not directly but by his producer why isn't roger on charlie rose we're not quite sure but it comes from above that change so you can figure out for yourself it's not rocket science when you can watch the full interview with raunchy there stay on r.t. america at five pm eastern time or you can watch it did any time in fact and i website and i don't call that's how the news looks i thought and i will be back with more in about how. i was i was . was was. you know my point i wanted to. ask but. you're so you know i lost his boss because i just go

and willy nilly when may cross the picket line very are making a public statement that they do indorse the policies of the cup what ever they say because that is what will be reported to israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights i would say are fairly accessible why don't we hear from you on mainstream media or on popular late night television. i'm told. that. question comes from. i was told by charlie rose not directly but by his producer why isn't roger on charlie rose we're not quite sure but it comes from above that chain so you can figure it out for yourself it's not rocket science and you can actually watch the full interview with roger this thursday on our team at five pm eastern time or you can watch it at any time at our website. called me right after the break you can see our exclusive interview with the russian. speaking about her meeting with. social environment. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost t

and willie nearly when may cross the picket line they are making a public statement that they do indorse the policies of the cup what ever they say because that is what will be reported to israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights i would say are fairly accessible why don't we hear from you on mainstream media or on popular late night television. i'm told. that they come to the question but that it comes from above i was told by charlie rose not directly but by his producer why isn't roger on charlie rose and we're not quite sure but it comes from above that scene so you can figure out for yourself it's not rocket science your international thanks being with us this evening we'll have more news in half an. it's. a little more still with you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that still. produce offspring to tell you the gossip the template fell. off the eyes and tell me you will and that's. all the hawks tha

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with us we have kasie hunt, rick stengel joining willie, joe and me. viewers mayllowing footage disturbing. it is. at least 13 people are dead. more than 100 injured, many seriously after a person drove a rental van through a crowded pedestrian plaza in the heart of barcelona, spain's second largest city. three people have been detained relating to the attack, though police say none of them are the driver, who remains at large. isis has claimed responsibility but as if often the case has offered no proof. one person was killed, several more injured on wednesday night following an explosion in the town about 125 miles

president needs to come in front of me first, we don't just want willy-nilly, president looking at different information some of that information maybad, we need president making good stations based on good, strong accurate information. >> that is john kelly. it is important. the president has to deal with a number of crisis and problems, he has a national security process that involving deputy meeting and principle meeting to move forward on recommendation to president, he should follow that. he should do the same thing with economic policy. and to dom o domestic policy, to create an orderly process where information is provide, option are viewed and then presented to the president, when i was chief of staff to bill clinton before any briefing went to president it had to come to me, in the chief of staff's office at the white house. house. i think that is the right way to do business. maria: that makes sense. meanwhile the crises that administration is dealing with are the leaks. calling them damaging, they are ramping up attention on leaks, they will prosecute the leakers. what do you think about all this? secretary, how do you s

president needs to come in front of me first, we don't just want willy-nilly, president looking at different information some of that information maye need president making good stations based on good, strong accurate information. >> that is john kelly. it is important. the president has to deal with a number of crisis and problems, he has a national security process that involving deputy meeting and principle meeting to move forward on recommendation to president, he should follow that. he should do the same thing with economic policy. and to dom o domestic policy, to create an orderly process where information is provide, option are viewed and then presented to the president, when i was chief of staff to bill clinton before any briefing went to president it had to come to me, in the chief of staff's office at the white house. house. i think that is the right way to do business. maria: that makes sense. meanwhile the crises that administration is dealing with are the leaks. calling them damaging, they are ramping up attention on leaks, they will prosecute the leakers. what do you think about all this? secretary, how do you stop th

>> guest: one of the reasons and this may sound odd, because the willie ledbetter bill, the fair payct was passed, i think they did not want to book their own leadership again in terms of doing the paycheck fairness act. i had wanted, and i told the story in the book, i advocated for the fair pay act which was a willie ledbetter act and paycheck fairness. men and women in the same job in same pay being taken up together. because i was very fearful that one would be best and they would check that box saying that we dealt with equal pay. i love willie ledbetter, she has become the biggest advocate for paycheck fairness. she knew and she will say with the fair pay act only got us back to where we were before the supreme court ruling. but, it was separated. i have been fighting ever since to take up equal pay. and i'm going to continue to doing until we have a bill signed the said men and women in the same job deserve the same pay. . . .... .... >> the obstacle were the catholic bishops. they maintained, which was not true, that the affordable care act would allow abortion coverage. that

days of storm force winds and rain ahead, it's likely many of those who leave may not have much to come back to. david willisshington. earlier i spoke to don champion, a reporter for the cbs network in the us. he's in corpus christi, texas and described what it was like there. hurricane harvey is still showing little mercy on this part of the texas gulf coast. the storm is already making two landfalls, the first one last night around 10.00pm local time and the second one just a few hours after that. the storm is nowjust to the north of us and will basically be stalling out through the weekend. folks here are not expecting rain in inches but rather in feet through the next two, three, four or even five days in this region. this is a slow—moving disaster that is far from over. already, even in the dark of night, we are getting damage reports from around the region, including in the town of rockport which is about 30 miles north of where i am standing, which is where the category four hurricane made landfall. we have possibly some senior citizens were trapped in a senior citizens home there and collapsed buildi

with us we have kasie hunt, rick stengel joining willie, joe and me. viewers may find the following footage disturbing. it is. at least 13 people are dead. more than 100 injured, many seriously after a person drove a rental van through a crowded pedestrian plaza in the heart of barcelona, spain's second largest city. three people have been detained relating to the attack, though police say none of them are the driver, who remains at large. isis has claimed responsibility but as if often the case has offered no proof. one person was killed, several more injured on wednesday night following an explosion in the town about 125 miles south of barcelona and police say those involved are direct lily relateo the barcelona attack. in cambrils, people are working on the hypothesis that a thwarted attack yesterday is related to the attack in barcelona and the explosion in alcanar. richard engel joins us. what is the latest on the investigation so far this morning? >> well, i am now on the street called alsolas ram blas. a fairly large extremist cell, jihadist cell was activa

willie. and these tweets may be giving some of his critics more fodder in the wake of this controversy you'vet one. this is a retweet of an image of a trump train smashing into an image of a cnn logo. also worth noting, though, there's a person behind that logo. it is an incredibly violent image, willie, but we have to underscore just moments ago the president deleted that tweet. so perhaps he took a harder look at what this image actually showed or perhaps one of his advisors weighed in. either way, this is a tweet that's going to get a lot of attraction over the day. overnight he retweeted a tweet by a right wing conspiracy theorist. he was talking about crime in chicago and wondering why the media wasn't spending more time talking about the crime in chicago and spending so much time focussed on what happened in charlottesville over the weekend. this is a controversial figure. again, the president not hesitating to retweet something by him. finally, he just retweeted an article by fox news about the fact that he's considering pardoning the former arizona sheriff. he's a lightning rod, someo

days of storm force winds and rain ahead, it's likely many of those who leave may not have much to come back to. david willisnews, washington. our north america correspondent james cook is in the seaside town of corpus christi for us and sent this update. hurricane harvey smashed the shore just a short time ago, not very far from here. about 30 miles east—north—east of where we are standing in corpus christi. rockport is where it came ashore. the winds were said to be 130mph, according to the national hurricane center, that makes it a category four hurricane. an extremely dangerous storm, and the most powerful storm to hit the mainland united states in more than a decade. there are already reports of damage. i've seen part of a building that was being constructed coming down. there are palm trees down as well, and other damage. the real effect will only come to light as we get into the morning. the governor of texas had warned that this was going to be an extremely serious storm, and a potential major disaster. that is, at the moment, certainly possible. we'll keep you up—to—date with the situation in texas.

gerri willis, why is luther, why is the one the president is supporting? >> he maye that voters are supporting. all eyes on alabama today in the gop primary race for jeff sessions' senate seat he vacated when he took the nation's top law enforcement post. it is contentious which each candidate supports president in highly conservative state. the stakes are high. no republican lost a senate race in alabama since 1992. you would think incumbent luther strange would be heavy favorite in this conservative state. he voted with up trump 92% of the trump. he is struggling. the strange campaign said president did robo calls getting voters to cast ballots for strange. the calls went out to 150,000 gop households. earlier on fox business strange touted the support he received from the president. >> having president's unqualified endorsement, his willingness to make phone calls for me, i talked to him on the phone last night, he was very encouraging. he wants somebody up there who will get something done. i wouldn't underestimate the president's involvement in this campaign. k

may be behind the shooting. those gangs have caused problems in the past. the victims are believed to be from illinois. >>> mean while, williesays he is doing fine after cutting a show short in utah. >> willie is doing great, actually. we have to cut the show short. we wanted to thank you for coming out and make sure that everybody gets home safe. what's that? we love willie, too! willie loves you! >> kind of a stunned crowd there. the salt lake city altitude reportedly gave nelson breathing problems. the singer said he was doing better on twitter. >>> today bay area kids head back to school. students in dublin, fremont among those returning to class today. before the concert sunday night, lady gaga stuffed backpacks for kids in need. a joint effort from the born this way foundation and the united way bay foundation. they put notebooks and markers in more than hundreds really of backpacks for the upcoming school year. >> we are very, very excited to be here. being kind and living united. >> the backpacks for the students of schools in san mateo and napa county. >> that was her mom out there supporting the cause, as well. >>>

willie, abc news, surf side beach texas. >> you can see the wind picking up, and harvey's still well off the coast. as a result, you mayhat some schools and colleges have already started classes for the fall semester. others are getting ready, but nearly all have canceled activities today. >> and houston wasn't expected to resume classes until monday, but officials aren't taking chances. with heavy rain forecast for after the hurricane, students and teachers are getting an extra day of summer vacation. >> we want to make sure that we have clear roads, and more than anything, with 216,000 students and 31,000 employees, we don't want to add that additional element to the transportation scene and have our emergency responders be complicated by even more people out on the road. so we want to make sure that our families have enough time to be able to take care of their families. so we decided to make at that call early. >> and private and parochial schools as well as colleges and universities in the area will there are no athletic activities scheduled throughout the weekend. >> and ten of the smallest and sickest patients i

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may defy the storm for now, but not for long. the authorities say a major disaster is just hours away. our correspondent, david willisshington. it is now a category four, bearing down on the golf close to texas. it is due to hit landfall in a matter of hours —— gulf. president trump has been briefed by federal emergency officials. it is the first potential national disaster that he has to face as president. we all remember hurricane katrina, and those images which still haunt federal emergency officials to this day. more than 1000 people died. there was devastation caused to the city of new orleans. the national hurricane in centre says that to be iof hurricane in centre says that to be i of hurricane harvey is beginning to come onto land in the middle of the texas coast. here are some pictures from earlier —— the eye. you can see the weather getting angrier and you can see the weather getting angrierand angry you can see the weather getting angrier and angry over the last few hours. you can see the waves crashing on to shore, that is going to bea crashing on to shore, that is going to be a feature of the coming days

may defy the storm for now, but not for long. the authorities say a major disaster is just hours away. our correspondent, david willisn. david, the texas state governor says taxes is facing a very major disaster. yes, it is now a category for is harvey, and it is bearing down on the golf coast of texas —— gulf coast of texas. it is due to hit landfall in a matter of hours. president trump has been briefed by the drill emergency officials, this is of course the first potential national disaster that he has to face as president. of course we all remember hurricane katrina and those images still haunt federal emergency officials to this day, more than 1000 people died, and there was devastation caused a course of the city of new orleans. resident trump obviously very keen to avoid that are ironically he was talking only a few months ago of limiting the amount offunding few months ago of limiting the amount of funding to the federal emergency response team, but there has been no progress on that and president trump may be quite pleased by the time that this is all finished that there was not cut in funding, at least thus

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willie. things are much quieter on this sunday morning. a stark difference to all the violence that unfolded less than 24 hours ago. we want to warn you, some images you're about to see maydisturbing. a day of demonstration turns violent, then deadly. a car plowing into a crowd of people, protesting the rally. >> the pedestrians, most horrific thing i've seen in my life. >> reporter: the chaotic scene unfolding before a stunned crowd. >> tinted out windows, seemed like it was plan. >> reporter: one woman killed, 19 injured. charlottesville police arrested the drive, james alex fields junior, and charging him with second degree murder. then several hours later, a virginia state police helicopter that had been flying over the rally earlier in the day crashed near a golf course, killing both officers on board. >> kind of saw like a bill oh of smoke above the trees there. >> reporter: the organizer of unite the right rally at the heart of the day's events saturday placed blame for chaos on police and local government. >> charlottesville city government and police refused to do their jobs, they refused to protect our events, and enforce the terms of the permit as ordered by t

willy terrorist cal. get out the neon what's old is new again. nearly 30 years after miami advice aired on tv, it may star in it but he'll produce it along with chris morgan who wrote six of the fast and furious films. talk about a throw back thursday. don johnson starred in the original way back when, remember, of course who didn't love don johnson with the pastel shirt and white jacket. the show originally aired on nbc from 1984 to 1990, and it looks like it will be headed back to that network as well. so we've got will and grace, we've got roseanne now we might have, my ammo advice, crocket and tubs coming back. >> philip michael thomas. >> what happened to him. >> i remember in the '80s were everybody was singing eddie murphy was sinking, don johnson was singing heartbeat. philip michael thomas was singing,. >> we they will raully sinking in they were in the studio and put out records. phyllis michael singing fish and chips won't do. anybody who had money would put out a record. >> what? >> and every guy was trying to sport the miami advice look. >> totally. >> totally in. >> now you have party a