the yankees had moved across the field.at fein understood that a different perspective would be more revealing, because among other things, it shows the vastness and hugeness of the stadium that was named for him, the house that ruth built. brian: last major league baseball appearance in 1935 for the boston braves, after he and -- he had been with the yankees. what did he die of? what was he sick with? jane: he died of cancer. it grew in the back of his nose and sinus passages. it was inoperable and had been going on a couple of years, i think, before they realized what it was. it had been misdiagnosed as sinus infections or something to do with his teeth. he was in excruciating pain. he spent 82 days in the french hospital that no longer exists on the west side of new york, where they operated on him, realizing they could not remove it all. it spread and encased his carotid artery, his left eye closed. he had to be fed intravenously. the night he got home in february of 1947, after these 82 days in the hospital, walter win

sold him to the new york yankees for $100,000.t has not been known is that fraser was so broke, it didn't have to do with the play he was producing. nanette." that came later. but he was so broke that he borrowed $300,000 using fenway as collateral. the money he paid was at 6% and the money he borrowed without 3%. it was made very clear to me that what that means is after six years, harry fraser the head -- had paid the yankees to take babe ruth office hands. brian: how many times was he married? jane: twice. brian: how many children did he have? jane: he had two adopted daughters. the first daughter, she died in the 1980's, and was never sure of her parentage. she would tell people, including the new york times in the 1980's, that she had witnessed a deathbed confession of a family friend, who claimed she had an affair with babe ruth and was really dorothy's mother. that's never been scientifically proven. two of dorothy's surviving daughters don't believe it. dorothy died in the 1980's. the second daughter, also adopted by him,

jane: i was born in the bronx, about a mile north of yankee stadium.ame to washington in 19 safe and nine -- 1979 with a husband who had a clerkship with the supreme court. brian: which justice? jane: john paul stevens, who bequeathed to me, antiwar it to yankee stadium this year when i threw out the first pitch, he gave me an authentic yankee satin jacket that georgian steinberger the third had given to him. brian: owner of the ink used. jane: yes. brian: here is some video we happen to have. we have shown the video of you throwing out the first pitch already, but here is the video of john paul stevens talking about babe ruth. [video clip] ofi was in fact a witness the calling his shot home run by babe ruth. i remember watching him respond to razzing from the sidelines, and pointing to centerfield, and following up with the famous called shot over the centerfield scoreboard. brian: what is the called shot? jane: this is in the 1932 world series. babe ruth gets into this back-and-forth with the picture for the chicago cubs. that he isa legend standing

- i ure.lic past handwritten a scorecard from the first game of the 1936 world series between the yankees and the giants. keeping score is an unusual aspect of baseball in that fans would often keep scores in ways that they don't for other sports. everyone seems to develop their own style based on a template that they learned. another ritual was singing "take me out to the ballgame." this is the original sheet music cover from when the sun came out. the words were by jack norris, who said he had never seen a baseball game before he wrote the song. what you do at a baseball game. most people are unaware that we only thing the chorus. much of the song is about a woman who wants to go to a ballgame rather than go see a show or do something else with her dates, so she asks to. be taken to the game she is a very feisty character, she wants to lead her friends in the cheers and she is based on this woman who you see on the left, who was a suffragette during this period. character in "take me out to the ballgame" on a seeing. was a divorced his wife, he was about to marry trixie when he abruptly

and former oriole and yankee ace mike mussina now let's talk about some future hall of famers-- anotherarriors game means another chance for records to be set. what an outing from klay thompson last night against the lakers... just firing out of the gates... in only three quarters of work dropped 44-points... and started 10-of-10 from downtown, tying an nba record. he did all of this with only 3-dribbles... just a couple weeks ago he scored 43 with 4-dribbles thompson on his latest record performance. "never hit 10 threes in a row in a game. that was hard. i mean that's hard to do. i tohught i had 11 for a second, but that's basketball.""it was one of those nights. he's just been in a good groove lately and he got it going. his teammates were looking for him. we had 41 assists tonight. te ball was moving, and klay was just spectacular. another sidebar from last night is a rare mistake from steph curry. the team and fans left cringing at this play... late in the 3rd quarter, the mvp...all by himself on a fastbreak, looks like he's going for a dunk, but ends up

daddy yankee was a huge part of "despacito" so gracias, daddy yankee. for latin music. so really grateful for those guys. >> jimmy: how did you write "despacito?" did you just -- did you spend time on it? did you have it in your for like a year, and go like, "i got it?" >> you know, i woke up with despacito -- ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ puerto rico [ light laughter ] and that's pretty much it, and then it just kind of snowballed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just rhymed ito, i >> i mean, that's -- >> jimmy: genius. >> sure. >> jimmy: i'm not telling anyone. it never happened. yeah, but wow. >> so then that i woke up with the idea. i kind of recorded it in my studio. just kind of the -- the basic melodic structure and like the, you know, the harmonic structure, if i want to get technical. >> jimmy: yeah. >> then i met with a great friend, eddie guile who's a a great songwriter. we finished the song. we recorded it. we produced it with great producers. then i finished it, and i was like, "it's missing a little bit of like, fire." then i called da

the yankees dealt sunny gray after he agrees to a three year contract with that 11-9 with the yankeesf0 the reds also obtained yasiel puig. >> thank you. >>> see you later. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. good night. show of hands, who's a future comcast business customer here? i think we all are. yeah, definitely. sign us up. yes. two hands. two hands. yay. double hands. get fast reliable internet and add voice for a low price. just one more way we go beyond for your business. and now you can also enter for a chance to win $10,000 from comcast business toget your year off to a fast start. there's a new $10,000 winner every day in january. go online now and enter for a chance to win. comcast business. beyond fast. don't ask. don't tell. it's probably obvious, anyway. i was up all night crying. let's see if she's here. gloria?! sarah fink, my lab partner who i hoped one day would be my love partner. i caught one of my so-called friends hitting on her. you got two choices-- you can mope your way up those stairs and soak in a pity bath, or you can pick yourself up, march in

. >> yeah 19 years with the yankees they won five world series. posted 652 saves. that is the most of all time and when he was dialled in, he was unhittable. to put things in perspective, more people haven walked the moon than players who have scored against rivera in the post season, 12-11. rivera now in a class of his own in the hall of fame and the rest of the 2019 inductees include roy haliday. edgar martinez finally got the call and yankees/oriele tgreat avalanches in recent days in colorado and new mexico left thre people ad. authorities now warning to use extreme caution. miguel has the story. >> moving at speeds of over 100 miles per hour when an avalanche rumbles downhill. >> we saw the skier fight for his life as all the snow starts moving underneath him. >>fter two men w killed in a wave of cascading powder at a ski resort in new mexico last week. another skier lost his life in an avalancheear aspen colorado monday while in the backcountry. across the 8u.s., have been killed in avalanches this season. >> it doesn't take a ver large avalanche to bury some

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the yankees paid 1000 -- $100,000 for his service from the red sox. been babe went and it is linked with the yankees. >> i wonder how much $100,000 was then. >> that was good money. >> google it and let us know. >> take you for watching. good night. served in a no-mess bag, my new deli trio and turkey, bacon, and cheddar pannidos are almost too easy to eat on the go. so panni-do eat one while you are in a car, but panni-don't, while you are on a car. order a pannido with doordash today. only at jack in the box. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. it's the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ends sunday. sleep number. proven, quality

first major league baseball game with the hometown astros taking on mickey mantle and the new york yankeesguns. >> special opening night guests... >> also in attendance that night -- president lyndon johnson, ladybird johnson, and businessman welcome wilson, all watching from the judge's private suite. >> mickey mantle, and he's back -- one of the big [indistinct] wynn backs up. >> we beat the new york yankees, for heaven sakes. >> it's a home run! >> mantle, he hit a home run, but we still beat 'em. >> was it the first indoor home run? >> yeah. >> the crowd must have been electric. >> absolutely. no doubt about that. >> in that crowd, far away from the judge's box, is 12-year-old robert harper, who's watching the game with his family. >> it was probably one of the best days of my life. i can't describe what the feeling was. i mean, it was so big and so bright that it was almost unimaginable. they called it "the eighth wonder of the world," and it truly was. ♪ >> but the dome is not without issues. after outfielders begin losing sight of fly balls in the glare coming off the dome's translu

i remember the situation with george brett and the pine tar and the new york yankees.he wrong call. we will start the game from that point. the bettors in vegas might be upset but imagine the tv ratings for a game that starting again. >> dana: that's exactly the reason we should do it. >> jedediah: you are all saying that they should redo it? i'm outraged. >> juan: the saints were cheated, no question. >> jedediah: it's it's a crazy president. you don't like the person who wins, suddenly a lawsuit. >> jesse: lawyers and sore losers are ruining this country. it all started with gore-lieberman. they lost the recount and they sued. i thought the saints fans were democrats. they don't want the game to go the way they thought it was going to go there going to sue. this is the way people -- >> dana: i thought you were a fan. >> jesse: i like the good old days. the ref blew a call and you thought they were fixing the game for the mob. the good old days. not everybody sues. >> jedediah: this is power, the commissioner. he has the power to do this. he can say redo the game. >>

former yankees closer and the all-time saves leader mariano rivera made history becoming the first unanimoushe hall. also voted in today, roy halladay, who won two cy young awards, former mariners designated hitter, edgar martinez, a two-time batting champion and pitcher mike mussina who won 270 games for the orioles and the yankees. a lot of really good selections there. >> yeah, a whole bunch. >>> up next in "the pulse," the actor -- >> big baseball fan? >> uh-huh. >>> the actor chosen to play a young tony soprano in the upcoming "sopranos" prequel. >>> also ahead, the tissues for sale this winter that cost $80 a box. can they stop you from getting sick? >>> and we hear from the two kids behind this epic dance-off at a basketball game. the rivalry is getting intense. at walgreens, we know how strong you are, ♪ but we also know how tough it is to keep up with your medication. that's why we're introducing a new and easy way... ...to refill, prepay and skip the line... ...or have your prescriptions delivered. so you never miss a day. walgreens. trusted since 1901. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: tha

he spent 19 seasons in new york and helped the yankees win five world series titles. mbother name people around here may remeer, mike ssina. you remember him, the former pitcher spent several seasons with the orioles before closing out his 18-year career with the yankees. former seattle mariner's pitcher edgar martinez and former philly roy halladay made the list. >> hall day dd in 2017 after the plane he was piloting crashed off the coast ofri f he will be honored posthumously in cooperstown, new york. >>> over to football now, we are less than two weeks awaype from bowl liii in atlanta. >> you know the tickets will be pricey and hard to come by. once fans are in the stadium, 's not going to cost that much to eat. mercedes-ben stadium will offer its fan-first menu pricing. that means $5beers, $2 hot dogs and $2 pretzels. atlanta offers ler prices than any other american sports venue. the patriots and rams' fans will have to go without a georgia staple, chick fi-fil-a is alway closed on sunday, will not make an exception, not even super bowl on game day. that's commit

better to have sent a part of instead of marching into pennsylvania and capturing over 40,000 yankees, but recruiting them by means of the instincts which reduces men to repel invasion. then he heard what really happened and he could hardly believe this one dispatch after another comes in kind of like , tweets, just little fragments of news. what they find is that it is a disastrous affair. he says, such a contrast between tonight and one week ago. after chancellorsville, it looked for all the world like the confederacy would wrap this thing up, now vicksburg has fallen, and now gettysburg. he writes, oh that we can look to god for the proper spirit that he could deliver us. the republican paper in chambersburg, days after the battle, 25 miles away, published the account of an eyewitness correspondent. you can see already that the story is beginning to cohere. they talked about -- he said the rebels came with war cries and savage insolence. they rushed in perfect order up to the very muzzles of the guns, which tore through them as they came. they met their equals in spirit and superio

the yankees are stealing from the planters. they give their gains to ben. presumably for safekeeping. ben's master steals them from him. he also seems to have fallen into the population who don't want to follow sherman's men. they would rather -- rather stay with the devil he knows with his former master in the short term rather than take his chances on the march. this passage gives me chills because it is so complicated and brings us to the human drama that is at the heart of the civil war. finally i want to turn to union soldiers and see how they saw themselves. because as i was doing my research i started looking at veterans writings and i was fascinated because i thought they might be troubled to what they had done along the march. and they weren't. quite the opposite, they were proud of themselves. they did not have any qualms about what they did to southern civilians. they thought of themselves as the people who won the civil war. the war would not have been one without them. what they did was instrumental. they also thought that the march -- they des

of the deal, yankees can buy it back.me point put a bid in? they were kicking the tires on the other 21 but i heard, i heard it is doubtful at this point. that is one question that needs to be answered. i hear they're still just working with the yankees. so it is interesting. it will be, and i think it will heat up now. we'll figure out where this is going within the next couple weeks. neil: charlie, thank you. a lot on the plate there. >>> meantime, 16 days from another government shutdown. don't dismiss it. why a lot of folks are worried about it, after this. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to ma

they were not yankees, they were spanish.is position toward african-americans ended up being what i would call, patronizing. there are worse words you can use. i would not gainsay those words. by patronizing i mean, he had a good relationship with a lot of african-american organizations. and he praised them for working so hard under difficult circumstances. he said to keep at it. but he was not lifting his finger for them. presidency, some of these groups were becoming quite agitated against them -- against him. cabinet formeris confederates, former southern? wanted to get somebody who was a southerner, and he got the one person who was assumed to be sympathetic to the south, and was from maryland. that was as far south as he got in terms of his cabinet picking. yes, sir? politiciand be the in recent times you would say is most similar to mckinley? >> i would say eisenhower. i see significant parallels between eisenhower and mckinley. a book was written about how eisenhower managed from the bydows, and managed indirection and

you remember what happened in the first season yankees opened up at fenway. fenway gives him a huge cheer because he gave up that hit and he stands and smiles and tips his cap. that's the kind of guy he was. we yield our time back to you from mario rivera, i know there's other news in the world today. >> yes. i could have gotten extra sleep. to making a move on the shutdown since it began, the senate will vote to break the deadlock now in day 33. the republican proposal will provide $5.7 billion for the southern border wall and give trump his money for the wall, plus temporary protections for daca recipients and other immigrants. democrats will offer to fund the government until february 8th and continue negotiations. neither is expected to achieve the 60 votes necessary to move forward. majority leader, mitch mcconnell appeared to back off his pledge earlier this month not to hold quote show votes, votes that have no hopes of passing but failure could push leaders towards a compromise. party leadership remained locked in their positions tuesday. senate major

the yankees are yelling back at the cubs. finger for one strike, for two strikes, and then he points out to the bleachers, the grandstands. allegedly saying that is where i'm going to hit the next one. on c-span's qt and a. >> now, a highway safety group shares results from an annual report and explains why they are in favor of stricter rules for children's car seats, tee

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calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide marches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera and tony and more as the last america analyst he says there's something different about the latest protests. it really seems like we may be seeing a perfect storm in venezuela here with this mini rebellion there was yesterday among the military of which there has been very little so far and the protests that followed were centered in the western side of gattaca which is the poorest sorry side of the city that part of the city did not really join on mass in the big demonstrations there were in twenty seventeen if they had maybe knicker because voter might not be in that position where he is today the government certainly fears any kind of a military uprising but it also fears a total loss of sup

for human rights to me and mars calling for the head of the military to be charged with genocide yankee leigh's investigating alleged crimes against the roping of minority that have forced hundreds of thousands to flee the country least said cases are already being compiled for future prosecutions the independent mechanism that i recommended be established last year has been formally and funded and recruitment has started just for victims it's a. really good question about the. creation of the case files against alleged perpetrators the cases will be ready for prosecution credible international or international court meanwhile yankee lease says isn't interested in allowing the room to return of a name reports in dhaka the un special rapporteur is urging the bangladeshi government to prepare to host the migrants for the foreseeable future. the ruling the refugee crisis has become a fast growing regional problem with global repercussions that's the latest assessment of the un special rapporteur on human rights in me and mark young he cited the recent deportations of rohingya refugees by s

later in his career -- wetteland was m-v-p of the 1996 world series with the new york yankees. (robin ) also in the east bay... six protesters who didn't want five diseased and damaged trees from people's park in berkeley were arrested. u-c police have been dealing with the group of protesters for months. they started a small encampment back in december, which university officials say has now grown to include 50 people. the six protesters who were arrested were cited for unlawful lodging, unlawful camping on campus and breaking the campus curfew. (robin ) happening today... people in the bay area plan to protest comedian louis c-k ahead of his performance this week. the enough is enough political action committee and the san jose women's march plan to protest today's show at the san jose improv. the protest groups argue that the show gives a platform to c- k... after he admitted to sexually harassing women in 20-17. the comedian stoped performing since then, but has slowly returned to the scene. the protest starts at 7:30 tonight. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ..

the yankees dealt sunny gray after he agrees to a three year contract with that isy. 11-9 with the yankeesaustralian monday, introducing the players before a high profile match. >> serena williams took a u- turn. she won the match. and moved on. you may have heard now, williamson, who plays for duke, on saturday. went for 27 points. couldn't be stopped when guarded by four people. watch this. nobody can stop him. and here is one making the social media rounds today. heisman trophy winner working out at a texas high school with steelers antonio brown. and how about this tonight? portland at utah. lillard throws up an airball. he thinks it is a made basket. grabs the ball. give that back to the blazers. he is just a little bit embarrassed. 109-104. that is sports for now. see you in 25. >> you don't think he will throw an airball. just figured it was made. must have been all net. >> that quarterback for oklahoma, murray, wow. >> he has baseball, football. tough decision. >> he is so fast. >> he has options. >> you know what you can't coach? speed. >> and he has it. thank you. >>> next at 11

he is standing at home plate and the cubs are yelling at him and the yankees are yelling back at the cubs and he raises one finger for one strike, two strikes and then he points out allegedly to the bleachers, pointing and saying, that is where i will hit the next one. >> sunday night at it a cut eastern on c-span's monday -- q&a. >> president trump announced an agreement to end the partial shutdown. this announcement is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen. the president of the united states. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, my fellow americans. i'm proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. [applause] president trump: as everyone knows, i have a powerful alternative, but i did not want to use it at this time. hopefully it will be unnecessary. i want to thank all of the incredible federal workers and their amazing families, who have shown extraordinary devotion in the face of this recent hardship. you are fantastic people. you are incredible patriots. many of you have suffered far greater than anyon

it becomes a legend that he is standing at home playing, and the cubs are yelling at him, the yankees are yelling at the cubs. strikes, andwo then he points out to the bleachers, and allegedly saying that is where i will hit the next one. p.m.nday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> on friday former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, a possible candidate in 2020 spoke at the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting about the shutdown and gun safety laws. his remarks were prior to the president's announcement t end the shutdown. this is 20 minutes. >> let me introduce a leader you already know, michael bloomberg.

"their no vote" as for the players who are headed to cooperstown...fo rmer yankees close mariano rivera became the first player unanimously elected. he'll be joined by the late roy halladay, designated hitter edgar martinez, and pitcher mike mussina. down under serena williams trying to hold off karolina pliskova in the quarterfinals of the australian open third set, fourth match-point for serena, but pliskova fights her off again. williams' return goes into the net tying the set at five apiece. now match-point for pliskova, serena's shot again goes into the net. she dropped the final six-games of the match after turning her ankle, and pliskova moves on to the semifinals. <> (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) the late show with stephen colbert is next. good night. for the first time since the george h-w bush administration the sharks have allowed six-goals see on page four that... [message notification] projections need to be... [message notification] earthquake? next thursday? seriously? thursday? can't do that. uh-uh. this is really inconvenient. i have yoga that day. i have

he has had trouble since he was traded to the yankees. old but he did so poorly he was taken out of the starting rotation. so he could be returning to the bay area. >>> meanwhile, this will be a great football sunday. i love the matchups. the saints against the rams and what some are calling the changing of the guard, the late game in kansas city. temperatures could be under 10 degrees in kansas city. so the chiefs against the patriots. they lost to the patriots earlier this year. and tom brady, whom he says he is not even close to retiring. >> he is not close to retiring. i am going to use strived to do what he has done. that is the ultimate goal. he is not trying to pass the torch anytime soon. he has played at a high level and i expect this for another few years. >> if you love football that will be a great sunday. two great games. >> this may be a little kranz word the for all raiders fans. we don't know where they will play next year but they will be playing in vegas eventually. this video was released. they got the tour yesterday. t

he is standing at home plate and the cubs are yelling at him, the yankees are yelling back and he raises one finger for one strike , for two strikes, then he points. that is where i'm going to hit the next one. >> jane levy, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> the richard dean story does not end there. november, he was forced out of his office when the government shutdown. , hesecond time it shutdown continued helping social security recipients but was working without paying. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all people out there working every day doing a , let'sb, i challenge you never ever shut the federal government down again. [applause] this weekend, saturday at 8:00 on lectures in history, onnehill college professor how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. he scored politically. address, theee the war of politics, is too great for many presidents. this is wilson's small constitutional presidency. it is designed for party leadership. presidents do not avoid the opportunity to use the address to try to sco

calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of this story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition monks it with nationwide marches but they say this year its maturity needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday president trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by republicans mirrors the suggestion made by president trump this weekend the plan includes five point seven billion dollars providing funding for the barrier along with temporary protect

also the united nations special rapporteur on yankee leaders calling on bangladesh to allow the un to make an assessment before reading the refugees are moved to a remote island about one hundred thousand rangar hard to be due to bus and in the bay of bengal. greece's parliament has ratified a landmark agreement with neighboring macedonia the bolton state will now be called the republic of north macedonia chester's against a deal must braving the rain outside parliament just hours after they were dispersed by police that's more the story from our correspondent john psaropoulos who's in athens so now the decision to call the neighbor to the north north macedonia seems to have been what finalized does this mean greece can now move forward with north macedonia in terms of the way it relates itself economically diplomatically. yes and that is very much the government position and that's what the prime minister and the the form of foreign minister who negotiated this deal have been keen to stress in the legislature that no relations can now be fully normalized. that they're all some trade

but the security council of the united nations didn't have any correspondent on a sonnet a new york yankee. well rescue is in brazil searching for around three hundred people who are all still missing off to friday's. in on all mine in the southwest all of the country the death toll currently stands at thirty four. brazil's new president has flown over the affected area promised a full investigation rescue is now say they aren't up to the state they'll find many will survive this this is the woman they are the luckier ones the few who have been pulled out of the muck since friday that's when a torrent of liquid iron ore waste broke through the dam barreling down on miners on their lunch break and pouring through the surrounding populated area officials say the death toll is sure to rise substantially as emergency workers struggle through the thick sludge to find victims. of. the rescue efforts are still ongoing we know that the chances of finding survivors are small but there is a chance so we are hopeful and doing all the work necessary. this woman's husband is among the many still unacco

you know, he's standing at home plate, and the cubs and their dugout are yelling at him, and the yankees are yelling back at the cubs, and he raises one finger, for one strike, for two strikes and he points out to the allegedly, this is the myth, that he points out to the bleachers, and the grandstands, and pointing, and allegationedly saying, i swear i'm going to hit the next one. >> jane levy, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> house democratic caucus chair hakim jefferies and vice chairman catherine clark spoke to reporters on day 33 of the government shutdown. congressman jefferies has called on president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to reopen the government and to have a comprehensive conversation about immigration reform and border security. >> good morning, everyone. house democrats have one simple message for donald trump, and our republican colleagues. open the government. the united states of america is the only country in the world that shuts down its own government in the context of a public policy dispute. its unacceptable, under any circum

longtime yankee mariano rivera became the first player elected to cooperstown unanimously by the baseball writers association of america...the pitcher is widely considered the all-time greatest closer in the sport...owning a record 652 saves, and a point-seven-oh e-r-a in the postseason. also making the cut today were pitchers mike mussina and the late roy halladay. and in his final year of eligiblity, mariners designated hitter edgar martinez was voted in. but the hall remains elusive for a local hero...barry bonds once again left out...the all- time homerun leader and seven-time national league m-v-p still suffering the results of his steoroid controversy...the giants slugger has three more chances to make it to the hall...players can remain on the ballot for up to 10 years...bonds reaches that point in 2022. players need 75 percent of the vote to be inducted...bonds has seen a slight uptick in votes each year, this year receiving 59- point-one percent. fellow steoroid era players roger clemens and curt schilling also fell short of the 75 percent mark today...their eligbility expires th

the yankees are yelling back at the cups. he raises a finger for one strike, two strikes, and then this is a myth, he points out to the bleachers, the grandstand, and allegedly said -- i am going to hit the next one. >> j levy, sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> the richard dean story does not end there. he wasst november forced out of his office when the government shutdown. and the second time the government shutdown, he continued helping social security recipients but he was working without pay. on behalf of richard dean and his family and all of the other people who are out there working every day and doing a good job for the american people, i challenge all of you in this ever shutet us never, the federal government down again. >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, peter on how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. he scored politically. and so we start to see that the isress, the lure of politics too great for

calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the anniversary of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. sudan's president has arrived in qatar and his first trip abroad since violent antigovernment protests broke out last month a mile bush is in doha for two days of talks he's due to meet with the qatari i'm in shape to mindon him out on wednesday back home bashir is facing daily demonstrations calling for an end to his thirty year long rule rights groups say at least forty seven people have died since the protests began meanwhile the family of a missing activist in sudan is appealing for a u.s. health review on daoud has joined sudanese and american citizenship his wife says he was arrested last week as he was preparing to attend an anti-government protest . a car bomb has hit the syrian government

. >> no pasÓ a mayores por Último los yankees se andan reforzando. >> el 5 veces participante del juegospitolio para que tomen acciÓn >>> los detalles en solo minutos.twitter en las direccioe ve en pantalla... --con esto y mas regresamos en solo dos minutos... >>> recuerde que puede seguirnos en redes sociales en direcciones que ve en pantalla regresamos con esto y mÁs en solo 2 minutos. quÉdese con nosotros a las 5:30 dominguez -- soy flavio lacayo gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 50. >> ¿quÉ tal? >>> lorena domÍnguez. >> muchas gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> continÚa el juicio contra joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn y un exnarcotraficante mexicano como nos dice marÍa vargas es el hijo de ismael el mayo zambada que es otro lÍder del cartel que sigue prÓ

the long time yankees close certificate first player to be voted in unanimously. the 13-time all star rivera excelled in the playoffs. his .7 e.r.a. and 42 saves in the postseason are league records. the late rory halladay a two-time cy young award winner is also a first ballot election. edgar martinez made it in the final year on the ballot. post aid .318 career average over 18 years in seattle. and former stanford starred mike mussina was lekted in the seventh try. he spent 18 years with the orioles and the yankees. >>> the sharks current road trip is not going swimmingly. three straight losses, six goals given up and each of the losses. they get one nor tupt to return to the tank with something positive before they hit the road for four more next week. they did it. this is unbelievable. the sharks and alexander ovechkin's house. bret burns fired it towards the net. pavelski pops it in. sharks lead early. the capitals answer on the power play. owe vuch kin wi ovechkin with the top shelf. capitals lead by one. pavelski is going to find hurdle in front of the net.

and former oriole and yankee ace mike mussina what an outing from klay thompson last night against thet firing out of the gates... in only three quarters of work dropped 44-points... and started 10-of-10 from downtown, tying an nba record. he did all of this with only 3-dribbles... just a couple weeks ago he scored 43 with 4-dribbles thompson on his latest record performance. "never hit 10 threes in a row in a game. that was hard. i mean that's hard to do. i tohught i had 11 for a second, but that's basketball.""it was one of those nights. he's just been in a good groove lately and he got it going. his teammates were looking for him. we had 41 assists tonight. te ball was moving, and klay was just spectacular. finally tonight, surprising early exit tonight for serena williams at the australian open. serena... up 5-1 in the 3rd and deciding set... on match point... she rolls her ankle... and she just wasn't the same from that point on karolina piskova reels off 6 straight games... serena hits into the net... piskova reak her to go up 6-5 serena's sister venus.

and former oriole and yankee ace mike mussina finally, surprising early exit tonight for serena williamsaustralian open. serena... up 5-1 in the 3rd and deciding set... on match point... she rolls her ankle... and she just wasn't the same from that point on karolina pliskova reels off 6 straight games... serena hits into the net... pliskova takes the lead 6-5 serena's sister venus... nervous in the sands pliskova proceeded to close it out... williams again into the net pliskova wins 6-4, 4-6, 7-5... she moves on to the semifinals... where she will meet u-s open champion naomi osaka... serena once again denied her record-24th grand slam title coming up on kron4 sports at 10, a look back at another incredible performance from klay thompson. we'll let you guess how many times he points. until then, more news after the break. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rat

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this kit off a dod operation called the buckshot yankee. we spent, essentially a number of months trying to disable every usb drive in the department of defense on all classified and unclassified systems. you may have been involved in a loss capability because of it. essentially, we got to meet with the chairman of the joint chief of staff, the commander of the u.s. cyber command, subbed unified command then also having people ask questions we did not answer to ago five answers and do that the next day. ross wash rinse and repeat we did that for 90 days. which was a full unified command although that took a number of years. so, that was all about response. a lot of knee-jerk and creating on-the-fly. a month ago, the president, the national cyber strategy talks a little about response but it's more about what are we gonna do about it. how do we get ahead of the cyber challenges. these challenges are going away, it's not one we ever get to were done and fix it, one of the questions i get is, hey, i read it and it sounds familiar, there's a lo

calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's maturer who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday president trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by republicans mirrors a suggestion made by president trump this weekend the plan includes five point seven billion dollars providing funding for the beria along with temporary protect

a former baseball star from the bay area, john wetland attended cardinal high school mvp with the yankees in 1996, lizard him in texas, is he free on $25,000 bond. >>> a bay area man accused of stabbing his girlfriend and daughter before lighting his house on fire has died. he was shot by a police officer, anne makevec has more on a violent light. >> the suspect lived here in this home with the two people he stabbed before he was shot and killed by police. it all started at around 6:00 last night when police say 37- year-old math an i can't holland stab add woman. when a teen age girl tried to stop him, he stabbed her, too, then doused her home with gasoline and set it on fire. three other children were inside. a 4-year-old girl was burned. >> i seen a couple people run across and i heard a loud boom. >> which a neighbor witnessed. >> i get out of my car and there is children running from the house screaming. i approached the house, the house is on fire and the kids are saying, he stabbed my mom in the neck. he stabbed my mom in the neck. >> firefighters tended to the injured, holland esc