nbc's kathy park is outside of yankees stadium in tbronx. good morning. >> reporter: the yankees played their home opener last night. under normal circumstances, the stadium would have been packed, about you it really has been unprecedented here for baseball with no fans inside, games postponed, and now the possibility of a canceled season. this morning major league baseball's short season is in jeopardy. espn reporting mlb's commissioner warned the players union the season is at risk if the virus isn't better managed. >> i signed up to play this year. i know the risks. >> reporter: teams reporting 29 coronavirus cases in the past week with two st. louis cardinals players testing positive friday, postponing their matchup against the milwaukee brewers. the league says a decision is consistent with protocols to allow enough time for additional testing and contact tracing to be conducted. eight different teams have been affected. the marlins have been sidelined for days after an outbreak infected 17 players and two

that on august 15th at yankee stadium. >> of course, we later learned the yankees actually had not invitednt and caught both the team and white house off guard. he then abruptly canceled his imagine nary pitch citing meetings on the coronavirus and vaccines. this is what the president was doing this saturday, august 15th, date of that yankee -- oops, game. he was golfing. former nfl kicker jay -- alexi mccammond is from axios. i'm sorry i mispronounced your last name. >> you're not the first to do it. >> on the polls worth noting two months ago his campaign sent a cease and desist order over polls he didn't like. now this poll clearly he's going to be touting it because it shows a tightening of the race. what do you make of polls at this point? >> well, thank you for having me on the show, anderson. i mean, there's the usual caveat everyone is saying, there are so many days left until the election and any number of things could happen between now and then. but that matters less when you see that the pattern and the trend in these polls over the last four or five months is really showing th

one week from tonight, he'll broadcast baseball's opening night, yankees at nationals on espn. himself, alex rodriguez. thank you so much for being here, how you doing, bro? >> i'm doing great, what's happening, my brother? >> sebastion: i don't even consider myself a celebrity or famous at all. and i had the pleasure of eating dinner at your house. you invited my wife lana and i to your house. and i wanted to know, since you're the social one in the relationship, quite like my wife, did you and j. lo make that decision together? or did you come home one day and say "the maniscalcos are coming for dinner", and she went, "ah, what are you doing"? >> she said, "really"? no, we loved having you guys over. she's a big fan. we love your work and it was great having you over, especially your better half, no doubt about that, lana's the best. >> sebastion: i do have to mention that going over to your house we were greeted by an advance team, somewhat like the military. you know, you send out a team to scope it out. and then you guys finally came down like 45 minutes later. what the he

the rivalries don't get any bigger than the red sox and yankees meeting on saturday at yankee stadiumred sox and yankees at 4:00 here on ktvu fox 2. >>> good evening everyone, here's what's happening tonight in sports. the young baseball season is barely a week old and there is word tonight from commissioner rob manfred that he may have to shut it down as early as monday. the reason for that, teams today , 20% of the league either have their games, day games or night games postponed because of positive coronavirus test. the leaders of the miami marlins with 21 players or staff members who have tested positive. the marlins have not played a game and sunday. social distancing obviously observed before today's game in san francisco with the giants and rangers with room to spare. pitcher mike minor took a 2-1 later in the fifth. and then floras went down with the pitch over the left field fence. suddenly the giants have a 4-2 lead. the added to it an inning later. chadwick from that his first major league hit an inning earlier and his second one, a first rbi with the drive and the left-fi

. >> he's a great friend of mine from the yankees.ked me to throw out the first pitch. i think i'm doing that on august 15th at yankee stadium. howie: the president later canceled. the new york times said he never had such an invitation. trump made the claim an hour before anthony fauci threw out the first pitch for the washington nationals. he totally botched the flow. he spent a lot of time practicing. he miscalculated the distance to home page. griff: the president says things sometimes that get discounted. what's a bigger question, as you mentioned, is whether or not there's even a season for the president to have an opportunity if the invite is legitimate. i've got to tell you, the fauci pitch is the most important talked about thing. it's been one of those water cooler things that has been a joy to talk about. and as a kid that had baseball cards, i might actually pay the $175 on ebay for the anthony fauci tops trading card that's trending right now. howie: all right, add to your collection. i'm thrilled baseball is back. the tv

, yankees manager complained to the umpires during the game. >> they call themselves the fan-- there's aaron been has taken exception to that. >> nothing could be done. >> i was this close to giving you the cold shoulder because of that story but a very different person that comes to yankees, they need to win. jillian: 16 minutes until the top of the are, sitting on a libertarian group event but let the questions go on. the question is why the double standard. the president of the organization joins us. todd: we politely interrupt this broadcast for an update on what is coming up on "fox and friends". a surge in violent crime. mark morgan joins us with the latest on that as the nation wrestles with how to reopen questions the archbishop of new york timothy cardinal dolan tells us why parochial schools are leaning toward in classroom return. to any breeze, geraldo rivera, general jack keane and judge janine p a now will be live on "fox and friends," tim montana, founding member of the top tell us about their new record deal and share a new venture outside the music industry. couldn't le

he was at one time a third baseman for the yankees. i was listening to the ballgame and he had talked to me a little bit. we were getting a rebroadcast. in the hospital it took about two weeks where i was totally in the bed. i could barely get up. then i started moving around a little bit. days begins to -- i began to walk pretty good. i didn't have much money. to where itrain up spent two r&r's. i met one of the guys i was in machine school with. i stayed with him. >> when did you leave korea? >> i don't remember the exact date. the world series was going on at the time. 1952. >> so it was september or october? >> tell me about this. what do you think about the whole thing that happened you? korea, you didn't know nothing about it. now you know it is the 11th largest economy in the world. how do you characterize this? >> i wondered why we were over there. you look now and you know why we were over there. people have the same freedom as we do. bird in the north wants to taken away from them. he wants to enslave south korea again. i hav

yankee leave and the nobel peace prize winner had been close for years. for the 1st time a south korean diplomat revealed what was said during their last meeting. i would have a tete a tete a private meeting and i would raise many issues in had a very good retouching and she asked about my mother about how my father is doing we talked about family. when i met her and her 1st fight after she was elected use of later hand and she said oh no we don't use of age range and i told her no i can't use something else and principle i am going to use range. despite having a mandate from the united nations the diplomat was only able to visit north and rakhine once. when i saw her in 2017 she was very bitter about the u.n. and. and i asked her i need more access to different areas and in july she said to me if you continue there now this narrative of the western well may not get any access. 3 days later. asking in march parliament to withdraw the diplomats acquitted ation young he lead was forced to leave me and mark. have built up a lot of political capital over the

since 2014 yankee league has been the un special rapporteur for human rights in myanmar. because there's no water provided under the and they are. doing. ok get some to give it up. i think i just hear. mr president distinguished representatives ladies and gentlemen i'm honored to once again to address you and present in my report to this council on the situation of human rights and me i'm up. i re the international community going to tell bangladesh they must continue their generosity indefinitely for a crisis but there was cost in myanmar are we going to tell the rohingya refugees that they are going to have to endure the situation indefinitely the answer to the above questions must be unequivocally no i encourage you to stop the talking and start doing i thank you for attention thank you. for instance which is it time for she's not calling for people yes of course it's been delayed a long and as you know justice delayed is justice denied the high level of generals who really did the ordering of. atrocity crimes they must be tried as long as well as others to me to me. p

he was a third baseman for the yankees at one time. ballgametening to the and he talked to me a little bit . i did not know at the time until he told me he was. rebroadcast of a the ballgame. it was not as it was happening. japane in the hospital in . it took about two weeks. i was totally in the bed, i could barely get up. and then i started moving around a little bit and walking with crutches. , i began to30 days walk pretty good. was myor duffey physician. he said i'm going to put you on a 30 day rest and recuperation leave to japan. you can go anywhere you want to and i did not have much money. spent a train to where i two r&r's. r&r, i met one of the guys that i was in machinist school with. so i stayed with him for those those 30 days.or i walked around during the daytime and got to learn a lot about japan. >> when did you leave korea? george: i don't remember the exact date but the world series was going on at the time. >> what is the month? george: it was in the fall. 1952. >> so it was in september or october? >> somewhere aro

he was at one time a third baseman for the yankees. so we had a little -- i was listening to the ball game and he kind of talked to me a little bit. i didn't know at the time that he was -- he told me he was. we were getting a rebroadcast of the ball game. it wasn't as it was happening. i was listening to that. over in the hospital in japan -- that was in korea. in the hospital in japan, it took about two weeks, i was totally in the bed. i could barely get up. then i started moving around a little bit, walking with crutches. after about 30 days, i began to walk pretty good. dr. major duffy was my physician, he said i'm going to put you on a 30 days rest and recuperation leave to japan. you can go anywhere you want to. i didn't have much money and i caught a train up to concur again where i spent two r and rs. i met one of the guys while i was on r and r, i met one of the guys that i was in machinist school with. he was stationed up there. so i stayed with him for those 30 days and visited around concur during the daytime and walked aro

in the series against the new york yankees group of phillies fans calling themselves the pandemic crew the visitors with a horn and drum line. we will talk about what this means with sportscaster and fox news contributor jim gray. not surprising to me phillies fans would find a way to make some noise. it irritated the new york yankees enough to complain but what do you make of where we are. >> they are striking out. what would sports be without the renowned fans, they boot santa claus all those years ago. that shows -- it is odd to see virtual signage that goes on, the cut outs at major league baseball and it has been odd and awkward and unique as well to see golf and the pga tour. guys tip their hats when they make a putter, there was nobody there cheering. shannon: you will look back on sports clips from 2020, there is nobody in the gallery, nobody cheering, they are using fake crowd noise and projects something to people back home but does it lift the spirits a little bit, they are -- there is nothing but there are options. >> it is great. everybody clamoring for sports. it is a sen

the yankees left the picture, luis avalon, trying to work on his footwork and practice with the yankeesould say he has got some work to do. i don't know if he is ready to hit the dance floor either for the matter. but that is what practices were. former oakland day, eric sagar, a member him, no fan interference. said no problem. playing the role of superhero into the net he goes for a pretty nice catch. for the milwaukee brewers. this was earlier today. eric sokol, mba is doing the virtual fan thing. this is kind of fun, it is also kind of weird. the dad beating the baby and it is not a real person. it's not unusual to see a gator on a golf course but this is kind of unusual. the gator actually munching on a golf ball. like a scene out of happy gilmore. there you go. >> yeah. >> that is the sporting life, so joey bart tonight. i'm excited to that is visible fan. i will turnabout you guys have a good friend. >>> thank you mark. >> got it. >>> up next, the final night of the democratic national convention. as joe biden accepts the democratic net addition. stay with me and we will of inter

in this series against the new york yankees a group of phillies fanned rattled the visitors with an airine. sports is back. good news with sportscaster and fox news contributor jim greg. good to have you back. >> great to be with you. >> shannon: not surprising to me that the philly fans would find a way outside of the gates to make noise to irritate the new york yankees to complain. it says things are back. what do you make of where we are? >> well, it's great the philly fans are striking out. what would sports be without the renowned philly fans who reported they booed santa claus years ago. that shows sports back. it's great to have sports back. it's odd to see the virtual signage going on and the virtual fans at the nba games and the bubble and major league baseball. it's odd and awkward but unique to see the golf and the pga tour and nobody is there. guys tip their hat when they hit a good shot. they wave but nobody is there cheering. it's great to have sports back and see these guys trying to achieve excellence under all of these conditions which are different than we have ever ha

of the death drugs are the live in yankee in 2006 the former russian agent alexander litvinenko fled to london in 2000 he became ill and died in 2006 after drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium $210.00 a british inquiry found that his killing had been ordered at the highest level. that further. that the. operation to. mr litvinenko was approved. but. the. f.s.b. . and also president putin another case is viktor yuschenko in 2004 he was a ukrainian opposition leader running against moscow's preferred candidate he fell ill after having dinner with ukrainian security officials doctors say he was poisoned with the chemical dioxin he survived going on to become president of ukraine. and activist peoc to a vessel of who has ties to russian protest group percy riot managed to survive what he says was a poisoning attempt in 2018 his theories backed by doctors who treated him in berlin says he was targeted because of his activism. it's is more of a. kind of like a warning gesture so as to indicates to other people who might want to go down that path. the kremlin has consistently denied

the world series winner. >> i bet you do. >> if it can't be the nats, it has to be the yankees." starts right now. there is a tall fellow standing right over there >> right here. welcome to the "closing bell," everyone i'm with sara eisen. stocks off the highs of the day. the s&p 500 and nasdaq just slipping into the red with 59 minutes left of the session. have a hook at what is driving the action today lawmakers divided over the next round of coronavirus stimulus with negotiations on going gold prices continue to rise hitting a new record high above $2,000 an ounce. the ten year yield flirts with falling below 0.5% the we did see the second straight monthly increase in factor

the yankee team, they're winning games, hitting balls. former yankee fan, what's that all about?just bought everybody and i didn't recognize them anymore. when mattingly expired, i decided to become a cubs fan. transparency. maria: you think the cubs want a fan like that? do the cubs want a fan like that? you just decided to become a cubs fan? >> i always had a soft spot for the cubbies because they hadn't won a world series since 1908. i love chicago. once wade bogs came to the yankees, i'm out of there. i hate these players. i don't want them. that was that. maria: we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're zeroing in on the wrong-doing at the top of the fbi. carter page in a first on fox interview with me, coming up, exclusive on the new revelations, it's all right here, next hour, "mornings with maria" live on fox business. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. (vo) elevate your senses. the audi a6. get exceptional offers at your lo

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nbc's kathy park is at yankees stadium in the bronx with the latest on that. does the league stand at this point? >> good morning to you. you might know the yankees play their home opener last night, under normal circumstances this stadium would have been packed, but it has been an unprecedented year for baseball with no fans inside, games postponed and now the possibility of a canceled season. this morning major league baseball's short season is in jeopardy. >> espn reporting mlb's commissioner warned the player's union that the season is at risk if the virus is not better managed. teams reporting 29 coronavirus cases in the past week, with two st. louis cardinals players testing positive friday, postponing their match-up against the brewers. the league says a decision is consistent with protocols to allow enough time for additional testing and contact tracing to be conducted. eight different teams have been affected. the marlins have been sidelined for days after an outbreak infected 17 players and two staff members. the list grew friday when another player

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the orioles do something stupid or the yankees do something good, i'm going to say it. that's how i view this from a political standpoint. when i'm writing about a convention like this, i try to check my opinions at the door and the sense of like, i may think what donald trump or melania is saying is bs, but the question is, does it work? will it resonate? and i think we've really -- i was surprised by this. i assumed that this would be more like a donald trump rally, where all he does is throw red meat at his base, and instead, we've seen these pretty heart-warming stories about things that donald trump has done. and again, i think it's very inappropriate and an abuse of power to have like -- to pardon somebody as part of the theet at ric theatrics of a convention or to have a naturalization ceremony, but i think it works. i think the production value has been superb. i think this is like a mark burnett, "apprentice"-like production. and all you knew, if you were a martian who just showed up in america, you know, a couple of days ago, you would think marco rubio or mit

derrumbados, en nueva york el equipo de béisbol de los phillies iban a jugar en el estadio de los yankeesvoca la tormenta tropical isaías en nuestra área, felicidad, es la información que tenemos desde la ciudad de nueva york, de regreso contigo al estudio. >>> gracias maría y cuidadito por allá ♪. >>> la campaña política para las presidenciales de noviembre no se detienen, el aspirante demócrata joe biden da a conocer hoy la agenda para los latinos de cara a las elecciones, javier vega, cuéntanos más detalles, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes, felicidad, la campaña del demócrata joe biden finalmente se enfoca en los latinos y anuncia la que será su agenda para la comunidad hispana, tema importante el de inmigración donde se plantea prácticamente revertir lo que ha hecho la administración trump en materia de asilo, la regla de carga pública, terminar con la separación familiar y el programa permanecer en méxico, dice su campaña si biden gana del primer día enviará al congreso un proyecto para legalizar 11 millones de indocumentados, ojo, algo que necesitaría apoyo de los republicanos, rev

aaron judge and the yankees take on their arrival, the boston red sox. giants. saturday at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific on fox and the fox sports app. check local listings for the game in your area. well, it was an impressive night for that man, who was off to his best start as a chicago cub. here's three of the six year deal, he was provided four runs. that was 20. the cubs are having fun. for john and ken and pete, our producer, and mitch, our director, joe buck, good night. 4-2, cubs win it.

that's right, president trump made up the story about the new york yankees inviting him to throw out pitch because he was jealous of dr. anthony fauci appearing at the washington nationals' home opener even worse, now it looks like he is jealous of dr. birx, too. when asked in a new interview if he regretted writing a negative op-ed about dr anthony fauci, white house trade adviser peter navarro said that the only thing he regrets is dr. fauci's opening pitch during the washington nationals game. this might be nitpicking, but you can't regret something that someone else did you can only regret your own actions. are you so rich that you're outsourcing your regrets now "i'm sorry, jeeves, i'm cutting your pay would you be a dear and feel bad about that for me? in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus, france is requiring virus tests for travelers from 16 countries, including the u.s. said trump, "no problem. person, woman, man, camera, tv see, no corona flying colors once again, passed the test do it backwards for you. [ mumbling ] senate republicans unveiled their new corona

this home run as they beat the atlanta braves new york and now unbeaten in their opening 6 games at yankee stadium. and be a basketball rains in its bubble at disney james harden had a great game for the houston rockets with 45 points but they still lost to the indiana pacers by 4 points the pacers secure a top 5 seed in the east and face the miami heat in a 1st round series next week the rockets will play oklahoma city thunder. playoffs continue inside bubbles in edmonton and toronto and one of the standout performances came in edmonton where the colorado avalanche scored 3 goals in just one minute 23 seconds to beat the arizona they've that puts them one no up in their western conference 1st round series is best of 7 though so arizona still have a chance to get back in it starting with game to on friday. former formula one champion fernando alonso is back in the hunt for an elusive win at the indianapolis $500.00 spaniard failed to qualify for the race last year but managed to get around the track in tuesday's practice without any concerns he finished the day 5th fastest alonso is making

a home run as they beat the atlanta braves new york are now unbeaten in their opening 6 games at yankee stadium. n.b.a. however still only playing at disney james harden had a great game for the houston rockets with 45 points but they still lost to the n.d.i. pacers by 4 points the pacers secured top 5 seeding in the east all right back to you lauren london thank you very much and that's it for me for this news hour i'm back in a moment with another full round up of the day's news thanks very much for watching by for that. frank assessments what are you seeing in yemen. the wife thinks look this is an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many parts of the order me a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy because not everything because the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skee. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. we return to see how the students and the sc

they weren't yankees, they were spanish. his position towards african americans ended up being patronizing. there are worst words you could use. but basically, by patronizing i mean, he had a good relationship with a lot of african american organizations, and he praised them for working so hard on under difficult circumstances. he said you people do wonderful things. keep at it. but he was not lifting his finger for them and ultimately, some of these groups were becoming quite agitated. >> was one of the ones in this cabin in a confederate farmer? >> he wanted to get somebody who is a southerner. he ended up getting the one person that was assumed to be sympathetic in the south. he was for maryland. that was as far south as he got for the cabinet making. yes, sir. >> who would be the politician in recent times, who you would say was most similar to mckinley? >> i would say be eisenhower. in fact, i see significant parallels between eisenhower and mckinley. there is a book about how eisenhower managed from the shadows and man

maybe it's just someone who didn't like the boston red sox or the new york yankees. going to try to fix it and get back to you. in the meantime, i hope we can fix this. i want to get to the mayor of miami. he has more urgent worries for the time being, the approaching hurricane. very good to have you. how are things looking there right now? >> well, we're obviously preparing for the worst and hoping for the best and obviously understanding that we're dealing with this poe pen potential hurricane in the mitt smoke detectomidsts of a pandem. i'm in the emergency operations center in the city right now. everyone's wearing masks and socially distanced and everyone has been taking their temperature check as they arrived here which is different from the way our emergency operation center usually works. proximity is a benefit when dealing with emergencies, having people close to each other. that's obviously a challenge. we have not had to deploy evacuation areas for now. that might be a challenge if we have to in the future. neil: you know, what's complicating things, to yo

there are some books on so-called galvanized yankees, and people who fought on the union side. i do emphasize in my book that there were-- well, let's put it this way. one of the things that is emphasized on a wonderful book william freeland, the south is the south and the title tells you a good idea about the thesis this have book. he observes that, that 450,000 men in slave states fought for the union army, the blue uniform. 150,000 of those 450,000 were african-americans who fought in the union army, but 300,000 were border states who cheeose the union army and others were confederate states who chose the union army. and there are divisions that should have us think about equating the south with the c confedera confederacy. and those that joined with the union army or that those, you know, endorsed the unions, the union's war, those kinds of southerners were symbolically important to lincoln and i can give you one example. a confederate edward gantz from arkansas who came to embrace the republican party and the lincoln administration and emancipation and was held up as a sig

he said we have those yankees on the run.ell, they weren't yankees, they were spanish, but his position toward african americans ended up being, what i would call patronizing. there are worse words that you could use, but basically by patronizing i mean that he had a good relationship with a lot of african american organizations and he praised them for working so hard under difficult circumstances. you people are doing wonderful things, you know, keep at it, but he wasn't lifting his finger for them. and ultimately, towards the end of his presidency, some of these groups were becoming quite agitated against him. >> one quick follow-up. was any of his cabinet former confederates? >> no. he wanted to get somebody who was a southerner and ended up getting the one person who was assumed to be sympathetic to the south, who is from maryland, and that's as far south as he got for his cabinet. yes, sir. >> who would be the politician in recent times who you would say is most similar to mckinley? >> i would say eisenhower. in fact, i

you had yankee whaling introduced into our waters from about 1850.we got into contact, of course, disease killed off a lot of our native people. yeah, it was bad. yeah, it was traumatic. we need to get t over it, we ned to learn from it, grow out of it, and be able to succeed. oil was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay. the e biggest oil discovery in norrth america. that was wherery mom grew up. you go there now, it's a whole oil industry complex. in the late eighties, the trans-alaska pipeline was pumping about 25% of america's energy needs. two million barrels a day. that has come down to basically around 500,000 barrels a day. and the demand across america continuing to rise, of course. when oil was discovered, the federal government had to settle the land claims. we didn't want it to be a welfare bill. we had to remind congress we're a proud people that are self-sustaining, selflf-reliaiant, and that w wet to keep it th w way. so, they came up with ancsa, alaska native claim settlement act, which is pretty unique. our portion was 5 m

buckner, they'll keep you if you're good, too good, too expensive, we would rather trade you to the yankeesct. they take care of everyone but the best of the best and kittle is the best of the best and locked him in for five years, they made him happy a signing bonus. they did right by him and showed the rest of the locker room we will take care of you. if you do everything right like kittle does we are going to take care of you. >> we've had a lot of firsts in major league baseball this season. here is another one. took place in the nationals game with the meted to. came with nationals mitcher throws a pretty good pitch but he called the ball, pitcher is not happy, neither is manager dave martinez. stephen strausburg he gets tossed, he was arguing a call at 121 sitting among the cardboard people up there as a fan. strausburg is ejected from the stands. also in the game, back in the first inning,. >> that goes mcneil to the warning track and it made the cut. oh, wow, what a play! jack mcneil, fully extended hitting the wall hard. >> as a great catch by jeff mcneil, extra bases now mcneil ex

continues despite outbreaks among some of the teams frasier impressed with 3 hits for the new york yankees in playing this home run as they beat the atlanta braves new york now unbeaten in their opening 6 games at yankee stadium. and a basketball rains it is bubble at disney james harden had a great game for the houston rockets with 45 points but they still lost to the indiana pacers by 4 points the pacers secure a top 5 seed in the east and face the miami heat in a 1st round series next week the rockies will play oklahoma city thunder. then it shall playoffs continue inside bubbles in edmonton and to run toa one of the standout performances came in edmonton where the colorado avalanche scored 3 goals in just one minute 23 seconds to beat the arizona coty's that puts them one nil up in their western conference 1st round series is best of 7 though so arizona still have a chance to get back in it starting with game 2 on friday. through to the semifinals of the champions league for the 1st time in 25 years and they had to fight to get their french club scored 2 late goals in a super comeback

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telecast of that 1st game against the damn yankees was the most watched regular m.l. b. game on any network since 2011 but whatever t.v. money the networks are going to salvage from this truncated season has got to be a drop in the bucket steve ballpark it for us how much are they losing by playing a half a season and not selling tickets and warm beer and cold hot dogs. well hell and just from ticket sales alone they're estimated to lose about $640000.00 per game and that's just per game now we're talking the whole season obviously 60 games short season instead of 100 $62.00 games owners are estimating that they will lose about $4000000000.00 collectively but some think that number's a little exaggerated and they wanted it to be that high so they can justify paying the players less but the players did fight for that full corroded salary now generates typically $10000000000.00 in revenue collectively that's from ticket sales merchandise sales concessions and everything go into the ballpark per year 10000000000 per year and they expect it was about 4000000000 of that so it

mlb kicked off the season with the new york yankees and nationals kneeling before the anthem began, thenhey rose for it. then players linking arms during "the national anthem" shows support for equality. mike ditka says if you can't respect "the national anthem," get the hell out of the country. when you were with the bears, if anybody needle during anthem what would you do? >> they wouldn't have played for us. it's that simple. jesse: you would bench them? you would rip them off the field or suspend them for the season. >> i would bench them until they found that it was honorable to respect the country. this country has given them an opportunity to become millionaires. you can't play american football in peru. you can't play in england. american football can only be played in america. and you make a lot of money doing it. don't act like a clown. jesse: a lot of people agree with you. other countries, they don't disrespect their anthems in france, germany and great britain. those european countries have done and thought worse things than the united states. why do you think this happened

to telecast of our world series champion washington nationals vs the damn yankees was the most watched regular season m.-l. be game on any network since 2011 games now played an empty stadiums future fake crowd noise and cardboard cutouts of the fans in the seats sports is being reconfigured as a t.v. show while restaurants are struggling to make a go of it with reduced seating indoors many are reconfiguring to take out changing menus accordingly who knows if the cold french fries will survive delivery and a usually sluggish government services are actually improving after operating a shutdown mode a quick story here in rhode island a department of motor vehicles doing much of. stuff online and by appointment during the shutdown that's going to become permanent so instead of us waiting on line for them they're going to be waiting on line for us hillary i've got about a minute but chris storm. crystal ball it for me how else do you all see common consumer car murs changing post pandemic it's going to it's going to change drastically we've already talked about it i think most people obvi

since 2014 yankee league has been the un special rapporteur for human rights for me and mark. there's no one to provide you know you. know ok i get some. of the. i think. mr president distinguished representatives ladies and gentlemen i'm honored to once again to address you and represent you my report to this council on the situation of human rights in myanmar. i read the international community going to tell bangladesh they were let's continue their generosity indefinitely for a crisis but that was caused in myanmar i really going to tell the road into refugees that they are going to have to endure the situation and definitely the answer to the above questions must be unequivocal no i implore you to stop the talking and start doing i thank you for attention thank you. for instance trying to get this is it that unfortunately is not calling for people yes of course it's been delayed a long and yet as you know justice delayed is justice denied. no the high level of generals who really did feel were doing. atrocities crimes they must be tried and as long and as well as others to