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how was performing wrigley field for a concert venue?t alone was amazing and then, i mean, the fans in chicago, we love chicago. i mean, their energy is electric and it was a special night. >> seth: were you drafted to play in the majors? >> i wasn't drafted but i played baseball all through college. i played in three different colleges. >> seth: uh. daytona state college and then belmont for my last two years of eligibility. so it was a dream at one point but music took over and pretty cool to play our songs in a baseball stadium. wrigley, fenway. crazy. >> seth: it's, like, the one thing that's harder to do at wrigley than play baseball is play concert. >> yeah. >> seth: like, you did the thing that has actually had the odds stacked against you more than that. >> it's crazy. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: so congratualtions on that. >> thank you. we're super blessed. >> seth: i want to ask about this, whose house has this -- this is a treehouse that one of you has. is this yours? >> my wife and i have a cool little spot out in the wo

i might add i live six blocks from wrigley field and my property taxes are going up again.brina, your money inside the beltway, d.c., you get local and federal money going to the stadiums. and we also get the traffic associated with it. we get a double whammy. the nfl is worth $14 billion and our team here the redskins is worth $3 billion. it's number eight on forbes top 50 list of sports teams. the idea that we would be giving federal taxpayers subsidies is the idea of pouring gravy on the thanksgiving table. it's horrifying to me. david: and, mike, you went through a litany of all the money that the nfl could lose as a result from advertising, and from a whole lot of things if the protests go on. thursday night, remind viewers, thursday night they linked arms, but they stood during the national anthem. do you think the nfl's getting the message? >> i do. and in fact, so are the other leagues, david. the commissioner of the nba came out this past week and said, nba players will be required to stand during the national anthem. don't think that nba or the other sports aren't

take it to wrigley field that is chris bryan his 36th home run. they lose.hey're doing mock interviews in the dug out. still laughing it up. >>> this is one of those moments, you don't want to relive if you're one joey richert face plant into the barrier. happy to say he shook it off okay. that is the sporting life all worth checking out this tuesday night. >> thanks mark. >> and thank you for joining us tonight. up next modern family. >> see you later. >> good night. well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) now halloween time is in dineyland and disney california adventure parks! let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later, i could just, you know, watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. and what are you drinking coffee for, anyway? it's my culture. i'm colombian. oh, yeah? what part of colombia are those french toaster sticks from? gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole f

in chicago, he began expanding and renovating the cubs' stadium, which would become wrigley field. rizona, he decided to build a winter cottage for his wife as an anniversary present. between 1929 and 1931, the wrigley mansion was constructed on a mountain overlooking the city of phoenix. >> the wrigley mansion is just a rare, unique beauty here in the phoenix valley. >> now tourists and locals alike come here for tours, meals and private events. ben sinon is now the mansion's general manager. >> and you show your guests -- very few homes in the area have been around quite as long. and very few homes have as much to see. >> this little winter cottage was the smallest of their five homes, coming in at only 17,000 square feet. i guess a lot of people were buying chewing gum at that time. >> as winter would set in in chicago, the wrigleys would travel out this way, spend about 6 weeks a year here. >> it was only meant as a stopping point for the wrigleys to spend a few weeks a year as they traveled between chicago and catalina island. so the home didn't need much -- only 24 bedrooms, 1

think of fenway park wrigley field.>> reporter: there is already concern about putting a 35,000 seat stadium in the middle of a neighborhood with longtime residents and businesses pixmap the community is being respected. >> reporter: she lives on sixth avenue two blocks from the site. in a house her parents rebuilt 30 years ago. >> it is very personal. it makes me emotional. i will never say they don't deserve a stadium. 13 acres -- not here.>> reporter: oakland justification is causing problems with construction dust traffic and rising housing costs. they fear a huge stadium might be just another strike against them. >> i want to be able to park in front of my house. i want to be able to get into my garage. i already pick up trash. i already clean the storm drains. i don't want extra. >> reporter: other share the concern. >> i don't want to see local businesses immigrant businesses or anybody else priced out. i want to see them be successful along with the a's.>> reporter: they are committed to hearing and resolving community concerns. >> we are talking to stakeholders in the area a

. >>> this guy mixed up wrigley field and the oakland coliseum last night!the 7th, a's leading seattle 3-2. but then! that's a former athletic valencia giving the mariners the lead with a three-run jack. seattle wins 6-3. two straight in the loss column now for the athletics. >>> three weeks from today, the warriors and the nba will tip off a new season. a week earlier than past years so teams will have fewer back- to-back games. charles barkley called the players poor babies who can't play back to back and golden state coach steve kerr countered with this point about sir charles. >> i know charles would have been perfect in that situation. you know? when he played how back to back wouldn't have bothered him. his conditioning was still good anyway nothing mattered. life was much tougher for the old guys, much easier for the young guys. we're all soft. this generation is soft. if only we could go back to the old days when everybody was tough. >> three weeks away and the feud has already begun. i'm guessing steve kerr would rather talk about charles barkley th

. >>> this guy mixed up wrigley field and the oakland coliseum last night!the 7th, a's leading seattle 3-2. but then! that's a former athletic valencia giving the mariners the lead with a three-run jack. seattle wins 6-3. two straight in the loss column now for the athletics. >>> three weeks from today, the warriors and the nba will tip off a new season. a week earlier than past years so teams will have fewer back- to-back games. charles barkley called the players poor babies who can't play back to back and golden state coach steve kerr countered with this point about sir charles. >> i know charles would have been perfect in that situation. you know? when he played how back to back wouldn't have bothered him. his conditioning was still good anyway nothing mattered. life was much tougher for the old guys, much easier for the young guys. we're all soft. this generation is soft. if only we could go back to the old days when everybody was tough. >> three weeks away and the feud has already begun. i'm guessing steve kerr would rather talk about charles barkley th

. >> to wrigley field. >> his wife and his daughter, christine, didn't only just get game tickets, this he got tickets to the tailgate on wednesday night as well. they arrived in lambeau field on tuesday and say he cried the entire time. ♪ >>> thanks for watching everybody. we'll see you on the next all new "rtm." if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endor

. >> to wrigley field. >> his wife and his daughter, christine, didn't only just get game tickets, this he got tickets to the tailgate on wednesday night as well. they arrived in lambeau field on tuesday and say he cried the entire time. ♪ >>> thanks for watching everybody. we'll see you on the next all new "rtm." >>> i'd like to be remembered as somebody who played some positive part in changing the social sexual values of his time and had a very good time doing it. >> and he did. both. those are the words of hugh hefner, the larger than life publishing titan who helped redefine how americans look at e also died at the age of 91. abc's brandie hit has more on his life and legacy. >> reporter: hugh hefner was the ultimate playboy, hosting wild parties at his mansion, in his trademark robe and pajamas, surrounded by a harem of young women, celebrities and always an aura of sex. >> made for a good party. >> reporter: for hefner, the party started in 1953 with the first issue of "playboy" magazine and featured a cover of a featured a photo of a nude marilyn monroe. and was abdomen instant

they have the rubin family and the gordon family at wrigley field.ng with us. the former small business administration director for president obama. course, we are here on bloomberg television. francine and myself. coming up later, you can migrate over to bloomberg radio. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." from new york this week, tom and francine in new york. boris johnson put out an opinion piece in a challenge to theresa may's authority. she says she still has confident in -- confidence in johnson. sterling rounded off its biggest weekly gain against the dollar in months. simon kennedy joins us. are we going to going -- are we going to see a johnson versus m ay showdown? >> i don't think so. this was not a fire a bullet offense. offense.le it is definitely a shot across the bow. it provides a push from the right of the party, a push from the one-time grassroots favorite and shows that boris johnson has not gone away. there was talk over the summer about where boris johnson had been on brexit. obviously 4

wrigley field. >> oh, my gosh. they put us out in the lawn. >> no. exactly. from washington, senator claire mc. >> you look so young after ten years. it's amazing. >> it's amazing the magic of show business. >> it happens. what words of hope, what encouragement do you have for everybody watching the show this morning about the next ten years. >> i think a lot of people in missouri, i've done 43 town halls in missouri. mostly in places where i'm not very popular. what i heard over and over again is why can't you guys just compromise. and i really do think the middle matters. in the old days, the senate would take the 15 and far left and the 15 on the far right. they'd stay on the curb. other 7 o senators would hammer around. negotiate and make progress, but we understand we would get things done. then kind of fallen by the wayside. what they try to do with health care is drive i represent back in from the right. that didn't work. hopefully now with lamar alexander and republicans that have worked in this negotiated environment for so long, we're going to get b