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the yankees have their own market ticket business called yankee ticket exchange. the team partner with ticketmaster on the venture. from now on you will have to have a traditional ticket like the one you get the window or a yankee generated electronic ticket with a mobile bar code. professor with brew college is a sports law expert. >> there are many benefits that the yankees gain from this. what is increased control of the tickets in the second will have the role in reducing fraud . there could be an economic fit that they will have greater control over the ticket resale market by making stub hub less desirable for people to use. >> the yankees say the move is being made to combat ticket fraud and make it convenient, safe and secure for fans. stub's response? tickets whenever and wherever they want. 35 now, you can still buy tickets on stub hub but what you have to do is go up to the ticket office which is outside of yankee stadium to pick up the traditional tickets that the previous owner has dropped off. >> linda schmidt , fox five news. >> that doesn't sound l

team coverage, laura behnke is live at yankee camp. >> this is a very different kind of yankees spring training. derek jeter, he's retired. alex rodriguez, relatively drama-free. there were even a few media members here. it's actually quiet. the yankees are just fine with that. >> for the first time in years there are no retiring legends or p.e.d. scandals. this year the yankees are just playing baseball. >> it is pretty regular spring training. >> reporter: the pinstripes series in three years and were relatively quiet this offseason but there's a confidence in tampa. >> i think there's more depth. i think our younger players in the minor league system have gotten a taste of what it's like to be up here. i think other guys are closer. that's why i think we're better. >> reporter: closer urall of -- closer aroldis chapman is facing problems. when he is active, chapman will join miller at the back end of what could be one of the best bullpens in the league. >> in the airport yesterday everybody keeps mentioning it everywhere i go, oh, the bullpen. can't wait to go out there and try to e

and we're with the yankees on our way now to see the mets. live with the mets tomorrow. >> all right, thanks rob. >> enjoy! >> lucky rob! let's take a look at stories for 11:00. sade baderinwa is here. >> well, bill, new information on mexican drug trafficker el chapo, what will happen if he's extradited to the united states, and up late at night and don't know what to eat? the snack that won't hurt your weight. >> imagelessing that's a -- i'm guessing that's a slice of pizza. >>> world news is up n, for all for all of us here, have a great night. >>> breaking news. we're on the scene, the deadly tornado outbreak. at least eight dead, including a 2-year-old. more than 30 twisters from texas to pennsylvania. homes destroyed. this truck blown over on the gw bridge in new york. the coast guard trying to save this boat. >>> the showdown tonight. is this the last chance for the other candidates to try and take down donald trump before super tuesday? and, the eye-opening new poll tonight from marco rubio's own state of florida. is trump unstoppable

the yankees have their own secondary market ticket business called yankee ticket exchange for the team partnered on the venture. from now on, you have to have either a traditional ticket like the one you buy at the ticket window or a yankees generated electronic ticket with a mobile barcode barcode on your phone. professor mark edelman with >> there is many benefits that they will gain from this. one is increased control of the tickets, second perhaps they will have some role in reducing fraud and third they could be an economic benefit that they will have greater control of the ticket resale market by making stub hub less desirable for people to use. >> yankees say the move is being made because of ticket fraud. stub hub response to this, the best customer experience is one on a free and open marketplace where fans can buy and sell tickets whenever and wherever they want. now you are still going to buy yankees tickets on stub hub until game time but what you have to end up doing is going to their ticket office which is outside of yankee stadium to pick up those traditional style ticke

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some yankees legends showing up in camp. otis livingston at yank camp to explain. >> reporter: this training complex in tampa is yankee stadium south. they are constant reminders of the yankee tradition and glory like monument park out front. i bumped into joe torre and ron guidry today. there are no bigger names in the tradition than derek jeter or yogi berra. presence is constantly felt in the organization. derek jeter is the epitome of what it means for yankee. he is retired but he is still providing wisdom for prospects recently surprising them during dinner at the end of captain's camp. >> it's special. everything they say about him is dead on. he is humble. he changed the game of baseball. he had good things to say and good advice. >> there's a lot of experience that dj saw that he is able to impart so great respect and appreciation for him trying to help mold the yankees of the future. >> reporter: then there's the link to the storied past. this marks the first spring since the passing of the beloved yogi berra. the y

that is anywhere a long yankee road, trenton, and miltonville. take precaution with the chemical leak. we will see sunshine return this afternoon. a weekend warm-up is on the way. a dash of rain will mix in. it will be a winner of a all. high pressure to the north and east will continue slipping north and east. the hind of that, this system will move in. with the warm-up, warmer air will move out of the south, moving us into the 50' with that warm front, windy conditions. behind that, we have a weak disturbance. maybe sprinkles on friday at best. we will stay mostly dry with plenty of sunshine on saturday and even warmer temperatures. it looks very spring-like. temperatures in the lower 40' s in some areas. your springboro, 36-degrees. the wind is out of the south at 10-miles-per-hour at cvg. 39-degrees feeling like 32. that is something to factor in. we will see sunshine and make it into the middle 40' s. it will be a comfortable afternoon compared to what we have seen. tomorrow, the wind will kick in, but temperatures continue to dry with partl

the yankees and mets held workout. for the pinstripes they may not be getting the headlines but they are quietly confident. rob powers has more from those stories and more tonight at 6:00. >> whoo! >> reporter: the crowd knew he was coming and alex rodriguez on the field to start another see on there's no doubt who the big draw is here in tampa. >> i'm at ease. i'm in a good place. i have worked hard and my body last year. >> reporter: there was so much unknown at this time last year, the only question today was, why is the yankees full time dh on the field with a glove? >> i thought that was kind of funny. but you know, alex has always been a guy that has been worthy of attention. i don't think it's ever going to change. >> rodriguez provided so much more than expected last year. this year, the yankees know what they have and they like it. >> you look at the production, you look at the on base percentage, he was really big for our club. >> i know 2015 was a cinderella season. i don't take it for granted. to be able to

. >>> big changes as you plan to head to yankee stadium this season. getting inside the ballpark will be a whole new ballgame, and some people are not happy about it. some say it's a slap in the face to the fans. tracee carrasco has more now on the ticket trouble. >> it's going to cause problems. some chaos. i don't think they should do that. >> reporter: a new ticket policy has some yankee fans calling foul. continue -- discontinue print at home tickets. you will only be allowed in with a hard stop paper ticket or mobile ticket with a barcode delivered to your smart phone. >> so you usually print them up? >> yeah. a lot of people do. >> reporter: a yankee spokesperson tells this is about consumer protection. the use of print at home tickets was plagued with fraud. >> we've got a lot of people that sell tickets. throughout the whole season. fake tickets. >> reporter: while fans can resell their tickets on the ticket exchange website, many say they won't be able to buy last minute below face value tickets from sites like stubhub. the new policy leaves p

one day before position players are to report to yankees camp in tampa. so today it was all about pitchers and catchers and a story. and an issue that won't go away. >> chapman was electric during his 27 pitch bullpen session at steinbrenner field. it was his quote that turned heads earlier in the day. the new yankees closer who was awaiting disciplinary action from major league baseball for his role in a domestic dispute told reporters through an interpreter, i didn't hurt anyone. manager joe girardi was asked for his reaction to that statement. >> i think you give players in a sense the benefit of that until they let you down. >> or you feel that they haven't been truthful with you. >> one of chapman's partners in the bullpen has stayed away from controversy since joining the big leagues and he was awesome a year ago. but he's excited about chapman joining andrew miller and him to try to close out ball games. >> i think that's what a lot of guys i think, you know, after 6 is game over. you don't get to see one on one consistently, it's something he does

yankee fans are concerned about this one. what people know is is the suspension going to start in spring training? if it does, does that mean he has to leave the training facility? it could set things back. it will be interesting to see. he's going to get games. how long, i have no idea. ernie: tigers woods, back problems, poor guy, got a lot going on. russ: what it sounds like, he's taking a step backwards. from what i was reading and hearing, he can't sit straight in a car. he has to be reclining. ernie: never be the same? russ: you know, people were wondering if it's psychological. it's physical. if anybody has ever had a bad back and chronic injuries, that's a situation. for a guy who's a golfer with a back situation, i don't think wins again or plays again, i don't know. because of this situation, i think we're getting closer to the end. ernie: okay. thank you. i have a good question tonight. when it comes to decide whether to stay in or go out, what do you usually choose? russ: depends on what the weather is like. how d

coming up in sports, a-rod reports to yankees camp at steinbrenner field. i think there were a few cameras >>> we have breaking news now. charges have been dismissed against these five young men accused of raping an 18-year-old woman at osborne park in january. the accuser has recanted. the d.a. says criminal charges cannot be sustained due to a lack of reliable evidence. >> reporter: the skies are now clear and a cold front is moving in, but earlier today at yankees spring training in tampa, there was one big rumbling. it was pouring in tampa this morning. sense in the world, because today alex rodriguez stormed into steinbrenner field with the media out in force to chronicle his arrival. while a-rod took some cuts in the indoor batting cage, he didn't speak to reporters. he'll do that tomorrow. today he let the other position players talk about the prospects for the season, both from an individual and team perspective. what are your thoughts on coming in here today? >> we feel good. this team has a lot of talent. >> reporter: you still think you've got 30

: the yankees goals are clear. >> anything can happen in baseball. we have the piece, we have hall of famers in the locker room, if we show up to play we can beat anybody. >> reporter: much has been made about the bull pen, but the yankees feel be about the owe roation. >> i love the rotation, we have a quality arm every night. feeling better than ever. >> there's nothing like getting ready for the season, i was excited to get back with my >> reporter: he knows he'll have to compete for the fifth and final rotation spot, but says physically he feels better than he has in years, and is optimistic this season he'll be able to help the team win. with the yankees in tampa, >>> >> reporter: all right rivalry night back home. the knicks and nets start their season back up again after the all star break. the knicks had a dismal end to the first half of the season. didn't look must have better tonight. lopez with 33 points. the nets move into third on the all-time scoring list, and put on a show for the new gm. knicks have now lost seven in a row. and hockey

line with the patio next to the yankees and since meeting tony we welcome him as a notice new owner we've been there since 1993 and had many problems with the paved live entertainment with extensive loud entertainment and allowed performance on the patio we've spoken with tony and he's seems very and i eligible to addressing those concerns so we don't have any issue with the permit. >> great, thank you for coming tonight any other. all right. public comment is closed. let's entertain a motion >> i move to approve. >> with the police conditions eliminating the last sentence of condition number 3. >> all security staff will be 21 years of aages of and anythi >> a second. >> i'll second. >> thank you any other comments i don't see any let's take a vote. >> okay. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez commissioner president tan that motion carries congratulations thank you all right. we're down to the last two items item number 6, 7 is commission questions or comments. >> commissioner joseph. >> so monday night february 29th the night life award th

yankees and mets camps. otis livingston is live in tampa. chapman was back in yank camp today after a personal day yesterday. plenty of eyes watching his bullpen session. the flame lower to was popping the catchers mitt along betances. a possible suspension for chapman for domestic violence, he said earlier today he didn't heard anyone and that's being portrayed wrongly. we asked his new manager joe girardi about a new player. >> i think you give players the benefit of the doubt until they let you down or you feel that they haven't been truthful with you because it's important that players feel that a manager trusts them on the field and off. when you hear things you will pay attention and watch closely to see if a player is being honest or not. >> the yankees full squad reports to camp tomorrow. the yankees position players report wednesday, as well. but as we have been reporting, of position players already working out in port st. lucie. second year outfielder michael conforto has been there more than a we

lucie and check in with the yankees over in tampa. reporting from mets spring training, otis livingston, kristine and maurice, back to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, are the yankees fans created equal? comments that one team executive made about money and different classes of fans. it's creating a stir. >>> weather picture is creating quite the stir, as well. there's the weekend and sunday into monday. lonnie quinn here with a wild ride that's just ahead. thing so far all week long. up and down temperatures. just remember, sunday morning was 1 below zero. right now clouds and 34 degrees. 37 was your high temperature. so off the mark, should get to 42. couldn't do that today. what you should be planning on? spring-ish type weekend lies ahead a really good-looking one. both days in the 50s. more clouds north of the city. there could be snow showers push through, as well. it's going to be breezy but generally pleasant looking weekend ahead. i think saturday looks better than sunday. right now, look at this -- a little burst of some

both the yankees and the mets >>> and both the yankees and the mets are in florida for spring training. otis livingston is also there. today he is in port st. lucie. otis? >> reporter: hey, kristine. yoenis cespedes ups the ante in his own game. we'll check the newest car in his collection. and it was a rough finish to the season last year for the yankees. >> coby ellsbury. how will -- jacoby ellsbury. how will he bounce back? break. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >>> all right. i can't wait to see this. otis livingston joins us from mets camp. what's the latest? >> reporter: kristine and maurice,february 26, 2016, you can see it's the day that the mets officially begin de

the yankees ready from day one. so much hope and so much promise when it all starts up again. >> we have a really good clubhouse in there, and we have some unfinished business going into this year, but we want to build on what we started last year. >> we feel good. this team has a lot of talent, and we're excited about the season. >> the excitement, looks like everybody worked hard, you know, came and spring training in shape, and everybody is excited looking forward to the season. yankees fans came from near and far to see their team right from the start, a family affair for so many, a family tradition in the making. >> >. we love the yankees, i mean, baseball is family, you know, and when he turns two he gets a baseball glove. we love it. >> i'm a die hard yankees fan, so i get to miss school. >> reporter: you get to or just missed school? >> just missed school [ laughter ] >> reporter: and so it begins, at 6:00 we'll have more with alex rodriguez. live at spring training, rob powers. ladies, it all starts today.

incredible, duke castiglione is live in tampa, at yankee spring training with "sports extra." duke: hello, yes, we're here in tampa, covering yankees on "sports extra" present by toyota we hear from joe girardi, and ccsabathia, and we hear from steven mattes, i went one-on-one with st. john's head coach, we have that more at 10:30 on "sports extra" present by toyota. christina: thank you, duke, we'll be right back, but first a look at what you need to know about tomorrow's commute. >> i am ines rosales with the construct going on this week christina: audrey has a final look at forecast. audrey: a wet evening turning into a dryer week, tomorrow, temperatures in 40, then tuesday night, we are watching for a precipitation maker to come in. i think mainly rain. we could see wet snow mixed in the higher elevations of northwest new jersey, but on wednesday, a soaking rain heavy at times flooding could be an issue. christina: thank you, audrey, that is our tonight, i am christina park with audrey puente, thank you for watching, wake up with "good day new york" around, "sports extra"

coming new sports, we hit yankees camp and check in with the big fella, cc sabathia. we also discuss the rest of the rotation and if it has a chance headlines while the yankees continue to quietly go about their business. still, there's plenty of intrigue surrounding the bombers. coming off one of the worst seasons of his career, cc sabathia is back with the ball club and feeling good. sabathia battled a chronic knee injury last year and left the team before their wild card playoff game to seek help for alcohol abuse. but the big fella says he's in a better place now and looking to recapture some of his old magic. >> this is the healthiest i've come into camp in a long time. i feel good and ready to contribute and help this team. >> reporter: you carried the staff for the last few years and how do you get back to being the cc of old? >> i think trying to pitch well and win games. get as deep into the games. obviously with the great bullpen we have, gives you more confidence to go out and let everything happen like that. >> reporter: sabathia will no longer be expected

the human lightning rod can't come quickly enough for one yankees' pitcher. i'm talking about the new closer, chatman, who is awaiting discipline for major league baseball for his role in a domestic dispute. today he told reporters that he didn't hurt anyone. on the field, the cuban missile was electric during a 27-pitch bullpen session. i sat down with manager joe girardi, who told me chapman's stuff is off the charts. >> it's really good. i mean, he throws really, really hard. and we probably won't get the full flavor of it until we actually see it in person. yeah, i've seen it on tv a couple of times. i've seen him throw a bullpen. you want to see how hitters react. >> the conversation always goes back to alex rodriguez who last at age 40, what can you expect from him? >> i don't think the conversation is going to be as detailed in the beginning of spring training as in the past. you kind of expect the same thing. you hope he learned from last year. you hope that he has a better understanding of what it takes to be a dh on an everyday basis. so i think you

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the yankees looking for a deeper playoff run. health key for the them as well, but with a week to go before it starts up again, the yankees like where they're at. >> i think if we stay healthy without a doubt, i like the of strength to it, and clearly the most important aspect is the rotation. if we stay healthy we'll be a team to reckon with. >> and they announced today they'll dedicate a plaque to rivera. >>> mets get everything started next thursday as well. first work out pitchers and catchers next friday. a good number of position players are in florida including david wright. sidelined most of the season with back issue, but wright has high hopes with this season coming up fast, so that's why he's already in florida. >> the weather has been good down here, so it's nice to get down and get a little head start so the first couple of days of spring you're not playing catch up. >> and now he just needs to stay healthy. the pitching staff one through five for the mets may be the best in baseball, but that's no reason to rest. he

. >>> live from yankee's spring training camp in tampa. >> reporter: at yankee's alex rodriguez steals the show during the team's full first squad work out of the spring. >> reporter: alex rodriguez said he's in a good place. he's not taking anything for granted. today the yankee met with the media after enjoying his first official work out of the spring. in one year, alex rodriguez has gone from a battled slugger to a star with yankees fans. even though his one year suspension from baseball is one more year removed, a-rod remains contrite and open to admitting >> look, i made some big mistakes. that's never going to go away. i think last year made some great progress on and off the field. i know 2015, for me, for many ways a cinderella season. i don't take it for granted. >> reporter: for awhile the talk was about ped. now it's about rbis. coming off a 33 home run season, the question is what does he expect of himself at age 40? >> i never look at the season and think about numbers. i think about how can i help the team win and be available both on the field and in the clubhouse to ma

the yankees, by the way, working out in tampa. and they should have their best back into the bullpen in the majors. the final three innings might be lights out. remember andrew miller was closer last year. he is going to be bumped to the set-up guy with the trade for chapman. it's not rubbing miller the wrong way. he says that chapman makes the yankees better. >> probably guys in the clubhouse think we are better than we are getting credit for. we don't pay a lot of attention to that. i think projections are tough to hang your hat on. they don't always come true. anything can happen in baseball. we have the pieces. i think if with show up to play, we can beat anybody. >> and i think that sets the right tone. you have to have the right attitude when somebody replaces you. you might be the next man up. who knows what a role chapman will be when he starts in the pinstripes. >> what do you expect to see? >> a lot is hanging on the older fellas with the yankees this year. will teixiera have the same year as last year? will he stay heal

i don't think they should do that. >> a new ticket policy has new york yankees fans calling foul. the team has decided to discontinue print at home tickets. you'll only be allowed with a bar code delivered to your smart phone. >> you usually print them out? >> a lot of people do. >> a yankees spokesperson says this change is about consumer protection because the use was plagued with fraud. >> we've got a lot of people that sell tickets throughout the whole season. fake tickets. >> while fans can resell their tickets on the team's official ticket exchange with website they won't be able to buy last >> they don't have a choice. they got to deal with it. >> the new policy leaving if it's fair. >> we reached out to the mets to see if they would be adopting the same practice but have not heard back. the home opener is set for monday april 4. that new policy will be in place. tracy cbs 2 news. >> it's now 5:26. still ahead amening recall by toyota. --a major recall by toyota. plus this. >> another slashing attack in the city and this morning police are hunting for a suspect. >> we'll ha

we talk yankee baseball with the yankee outfielder. >> i've been training hard, trying to get ready for spring training. i know this is my last year of contract so i'm trying to focus and give you my best and how the yankees will fully win the championship. that's a dream. >>> in port st. lucie the mets are getting an early jump now. jacob degrom was rookie of the year in 2014 in the all star game, in the world series in 2015, and now the next step. >> it's a lot of fun. we have fun when we're playing on and off the field. looking forward to it. >>> the giants cleared just shy of $12 million in cap space by he tweeted his goodbye to fans. kick-off. he was released today. and john beason, all a talent in the world at linebacker, he just couldn't stay on the field. he announced his retirement this afternoon at the age of 31. >>> and finally from us, kids and sports. sledding. not that it can't be fun sledding at the same time. >> reporter: they're kids, nothing more. certainly nothing less. and this is hockey. nothing more, certainly nothing less. >> i love when i'm going really fast. it

the yankees were playing in chicago. the cub fans and even the players >> i'll never fofoet it was a tough series...both clubs riding each other, doing everything to get each other's goat. well, after this one... >> after two strikes, ruth says, he wanted to send a message. >> and at that point, he points. >> you can barely see him pointing in this picture from a spectator. legend has it he wasashowing ju where he was going to send the ball. >> but nevertheless, the next pitch comes in -- it is low and away -- and ruth goes down and gets it and hits the longest home run in the history of wrigley field. >> some people don't believe he was really calng the shot. they claim he was pointing at something else. but ruth would always say he pointeto the american flag and that's where he hit the home run. do you think he called the shot? >> oh, yeah. yeah, he called it. he is telling everybody that something big is gonna happen, and it did. >> coming up, i get to go where very few people visit. the vaults of sports history. >> c

duke: here in tampa at yankees camp. it's the first official bullpen. all three are impressed. ryan mccollum tells us there is no question when it comes to velocity that chapman is in the league of his own. >> he is a guy that you don't see on a consistent basis. our eyes are not trained to see that. he is a rare breed.>> we saw him altogether. >> there are some loud noises out there. will get the strike out. they are in the top three in major league baseball. it's per nine innings. happen . >> how did you feel when you found out that chapman was coming.>> there is no place on this team to complain. we will do whatever it takes and not complain about the situation. if i were to speak up and step out of line , i would look silly. >> we see cc sebastian with his bullpen action. >> he is once again making the knee brace on his landing. this is the best he has felt quite some time. >> it would be healthy to go out and contribute the same way. well. he had a knee brace on. his front knee would collapse at times and he would spin off and cause when i saw him today, there was none of

the yankees were playing in chicago. the cub fans and even the players were booing the bambino. >> i'll never forget it was a tough series...both clubs riding each other, doing everything to get each other's goat. well, after this one... >> after two strikes, ruth says, he wanted to send a message. >> and at that point, he points. >> you can barely see him pointing in this picture from a spectator. legend has it he was showing just where he was going to send the ball. >> but nevertheless, the next pitch comes in -- it is low and away -- and ruth goes down and gets it and hits the longest home run in the history of wrigley field. >> some people don't believe he was really calling the shot. they claim he was pointing at something else. pointed to the american flag, and that's where he hit the home run. do you think he called the shot? >> oh, yeah. yeah, he called it. he is telling everybody that something big is gonna happen, and it did. >> coming up, i get to go where very few people visit. the vaults of sports history. [

. >> there's more action in tampa where the yankees have quietly assembled. our team coverage of spring training continues. laura behnke is with the yankees. >> reporter: it's that time of year again before the pitch has been thrown when anything seems possible this season. >> i'm definitely excited. i'm excited to see what we have this year. >> our goal is to win the world series. that's why we come to spring training. >> reporter: is that goal realistic? >> i think on paper we are better. paper doesn't really mean compete. >> reporter: a big question mark, newly acquired closer aroldis chapman, facing suspension for an offseason domestic violence incident. >> the trade was made. my job as a manager is to manage the players and get the most out of them as a player and a person and that's what i'm going to do. >> reporter: it was a relatively quiet day here at steinbrenner field for the yankees with players reporting throughout the morning. all that will change tomorrow. the first official workout for with the yankees in tampa, laura behnke, channel 7 eyewitn

for now, in tampa covering yankees, back to you. ben: dukes ritual is complaining about how much work spring training is but bragging about how warm it will be and he comes back he's completely fit and we are all vitamin d deficient. mike , we need some sunshine. dial it up . mike: well, you may have to join duke . juliet: that would be okay. we should take the whole show down there. that would be fun ! mike: i am sure he will text or tweet something to us. let's show you what's going on. over the weekend it was pretty nice.sunshine and coming up for you here, temperatures will be cooler with highs only making it into the upper 40s. it's not bad for this time of year. it's in the 60s and anyway, it will be mild out there with rain coming back tomorrow. it goes on for a good it gets cooler after that as we wrap up the weekend. temperatures go into below normal ranges in its 400 at central park. 330 in williamsport and in albany, you have 700 of the partly cloudy sky. they had out into the atlantic waters and no longer a problem for u

yankee fans trying to shut out stub hub. they are no longer allowing fans to print them out at home. they join us now to tell us about the big change. the yankees are the biggest player in major league baseball and stub hub is the biggest ticket partnership.reporter: this is the deal. they are no longer welcome at the stadium. the team says is being done to combat fraud and counterfeit. for now, you will have to get a traditional ticket or a yankees generated ticket >> there is many benefits that they will gain from this like increase control, reducing fraud and economic benefit that they will have greater control of the ticket resale market by making stub hub less desirable for people to use. >> stub hub is not happy. the best customer experience is one on a free and open market with a can buy tickets whenever they want. you can still buy them but you have to go to the ticket office outside the stadium and pick up the traditional tickets. part of the convenience , as you know, is to be able to bring it with you and not wait

and already the yankees have bad news. >> this is a rough one here. it's news that surprised fans had him wondering he did what when. the yankees greg bird who would soak up at bats, would mission the season with a torn labrum in his right shoulder. originally injured that shoulder in the minor leagues last may. apparently this is a recurrence. he'll have surgery tomorrow, miss the entire season. bird might have started the stop sign in aaa but with mark detiara at first, bird figured to be with the yankees at some point. now not this year. >>> super bowl week underway. let the fun begin. tuesday's traditional media day has been scrapped in favor of super bowl opening night. fans sit in the stand of an arena while players are interviewed, and that event sold out. both the broncos and panthers have arrived in the bay area for the game. now it's about getting acclimated to the new surroundings and everything associated with the super bowl. one intense week for the fans and media. the goal is to try to make this a normal workweek under anything but norma

fan when he makes his final yankee stadium appearance on september 29. i guess he thinks it's only fair because after all, remember derek jeter and the nice ovation he got from the boston fans when he made his final appearance in 2014. unless the yankees and the red sox are battling for a playoff spot, i'm sure sure the fans in the bronx will give him a big nice ovation, but to ask for it, i don't know. that seems to be a bit much. by the way, rule number 3.09 in the rulebook .09 in the rulebook states clearly play players of opposing teams shall not fraternize at any time while in uniform. when was the last time anybody on the hard wooden in annapolis, they beat beat the next 108 - 94. >> look at this. the lonely shelter dogs spend the lives waiting to be wanted. >> she stepping in to help keep them company. >> they launched a program that invites little kids to read to dogs to give them attention. the dogs are common the kids get to interact with the animals. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of es