. >> yankees slugger aaron judge was named the american league's most valuable player. today. judge grew up in linden, california, which is northeast of stockton. he became the american league's homerun king this year with 62 home runs passing former yankee roger maris. he received 28 of the 30 first-place votes beating runner-up shohei ohtani by a wide margin after being named mvp judge was asked about not being able to agree to a contract with the yankees before the beginning of the season. >> how i guess it's a yes and no answer. you know, you kind of have a chip on your shoulder going into the season, but you know what the season started. it was it was time to go to work. you know, saw what type of team we had and the task in front of us. and, you know, i tried to wipe everything that happens, you know, in the offseason away and the showed up to work with every single day, the intensity they brought, you know, it made it easy. this to forget about the contract talks and let's focus on one tonight and you know, we have to monitor the same thing. >> i don't want to hear from

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so why did i choose the phillies over the yankees? in the middle of the 1950's when the yankees always won and the phillies never did, the answer is i do not know. there have been psychological studies, and i am sure that these are right that routing -- rooting for losing team when you were growing up is good for your character. john: in 1994 you even attended a phillies fantasy baseball camp . that must've been a lot of fun. i was that experience and did you get to bed again steve causing? justice alito: not against steve karlsson, but it was a good experience. i never would have done this on my own. if she had not already paid for i would have tried to persuade her that i did not want to go. i do not like to waste money, she bought it, so i went. it was a wonderful experience. you may think it is pathetic to think of guys in their 40's and 50's pretending to be major league baseball players for a week, but who cares. [laughter] it was fun, we were broken up into teams. we were in the clubhouse that the phillies use for spring traini

and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrections wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh inning stretch. this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ( sung to "take me out to the ball game" ) >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: third time's the charm! plus, stephen welcomes: transportation secretary pete buttigieg. and ina garten. featuring louis cato and the late show band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: whoo! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: happy monday. >> audience: stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much, everybody. you're very kind. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. we've been off for a week. we've been off for a week. we're tanned. we're rested, we're ready. a lot of stuff happened. if you're a brit-o-phile, there's huge news in merry old u.k. because they're getting a new prime minister! i don't quite understand how they ha

high and the black yankee. i might live in pennsylvania. then i'm a black yankee. high. they told me that in concord because i wanted a cheaper mug at the thoreau house house. now, literally, they said, denise, you really are a yankee. we will buy you more expensive one that is split between connecticut and pennsylvania. was instead until after the revolution. and that it is referenced in the federalist papers by alexander hamilton federalist paper seven. he talks about the recent dispute in wyoming. and believe me, i checked it before. i put it in my speech during the battle of wyoming, more than 600 british tory and native american combatants overpowered roughly 330 american patriots who were mostly older men and young boys because. all the able bodied men were with watching army. when the news reached washington that the enemy was threatening the wyoming settlement, three wyoming men, captain robert durkee, gresham, prince and phineas pierce of 22nd 24th, connecticut rode back to the valley to help defend their homes. their when they arrived, they advised vice the set

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and a town near keith road, yankee was one of the places hardest hit by russia's bombardment. at the start of the invasion. donahoe has more amid the brutal destruction of borrowed bianca the poise and grace of a tiny gymnast on a canvas of rebel, the art world's most famously elusive figure banks. he has left his money the bank . he has come to a place like borrowed the anchor. isn't the great surprise in the context of some of his previous work, but it is, of course, a big surprise to the people who live here. the stenciled artwork 1st appeared about a week ago, but not until it was posted on bank sees own instagram account. could anyone be certain? it was his fault of his and the signature at the bottom. like for jennifer ukraine, talking about balance gymnast balance. somehow. year old balancing and the people who live here also balanced in between the daily routine and the like, was back from days when russia are here, alexi was a graffiti r t l 21. sorry about 12 years ago, he created this to celebrate world youth stake in his now shattered hotel, the tagline that you co

to be honest, alright, yankees slugger aaron judge was named mvp today.ge grew up in linden, california, which is northeast of stockton. he became the american league's homerun king this season with 62 of those bad boys ii past former yankee great roger maris received 28 of 30 first-place votes. he shohei ohtani by a wide margin. now after being named mvp judge, asked about not being able to agree to a contract with the yankees before the beginning of this past season. >> how i guess it's a yes and no answer. you know, you kind have a chip on your shoulder going into the season, but you know what the season started. it was it was time to go to work. you know, saw what type of team we had and the task in front of us. and, you know, i tried to wipe everything that happens, you know, in the offseason away and the showed up to work with every single day, the intensity they brought, you know, it made it easy. this to forget about the contract talks and let's focus on one tonight and you know tomorrow into the same thing. >> st. louis, the national league mvp a

>> the yankees swept the phillies. >> '60? walk-off. what's cool about the series is the yankees crushed the pirates in three of the games. >> 55-27 was the overall score. pittsburgh won the game. >> the pirates squeaked by with that incredible shot. >> '63. >> you've picked the good ones. >> '63 was cofax. >> dodgers swept the yankees. >> thank you, sweetie, you picked the right ones. >> i can't do it. >> willie. >> let's talk 1988. what i love about the book, we know the headline, the kirk gibson home run, he hobbles around. you go back and talk to the central players. i had forgotten this. dennis eckerley that gave up the home run, it was the bat before that that might have cost them. >> bases empty, two outs, all he has too is get mike davis who hit .196 that year. he had been teammates with davis the year before. he's taking him seriously. he would face 95 more batters in his post season career, didn't walk anybody. he walked mike davis. if he had gotten mike davis out, gibson wouldn't have been in the game. davis steals

he came to home run king this season as well. 62 passing former yankee great roger maris.e got 28 of the 30 first-place votes. he's beat shohei ohtani by wide margin was surprise me after being named mvp judge was asked about not being able agree to a contract with the yankees before the beginning of the season. >> how i guess it's a yes and no answer. you know, you kind have a chip on your shoulder going into the season, but you know what the season started. it was it was time to go to work. you know, saw what type of team we had and the task in front of us. and, you know, i tried to wipe everything that happens, you know, in the offseason away and the showed up to work with every single day, the intensity they brought, you know, it made it easy. this to forget about the contract talks and let's focus on one tonight and you know tomorrow into the same thing. >> all right. come 3rd in king now, the national league mvp award went to cardinals first baseman paul goldschmidt. he hit 3.17 with 35 home runs and 115 rbi for the cards this season it's received. 21 first-place vot

john says he sees the yankees free agent , anthony rizzo is a candidate for the giants. he stood out as a top slugger for the yankees in the 2022 season after opting out of his last contract. the do expect him to sign for no less than $36 million as a free agent. how great would it be to see him and aaron judge in a giants uniform. >> the giants will be very aggressive. >> we know brandon belt hits free agency as well. i have a special place in my heart for him. this would be a wonderful fit for the giants. they will really go for it to get a better team short up so we can get to the playoffs next year. >>> it is 6:41, and it is wired wednesday. we look at the impact of the job cuts of meta today. >>> we have been tracking live doppler all morning. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for

so was going to take the sailboat and sail out to the american fleet at yankee station.i love thinking about the image of that ride like a sailboat two american guys coming out of the aircraft on yankee station but we're hearing his story. it was just it was a story that i didn't know then when shared the story of the alcatraz 11, which happened, i went back to see him for my book fly navy. that's when i learned the story of not only the men who were in alcatraz prison, but also their wives back home in the p.o.w. movement. and i realized that just a story that i didn't think a lot of people in america and period, but certainly, you know, i was born after vietnam and so i didn't know anything about this. i thought a whole lot of people in the country that should hear about it. and it was just a really special for me that, you know, apparently i'm on. thank you. thank you. thank you for the question. midshipman. third. okay. that's a united captain david farnham on the deputy coming on here thank you for your remarks delivered expertly on a very great topic. i'm excited f

so was going to take the sailboat and sail out to the american fleet at yankee station. yeah i love thinking about the image of that ride like a sailboat two american guys coming out of the aircraft on yankee station but we're hearing his story. it was just it was a story that i didn't know then when shared the story of the alcatraz 11, which happened, i went back to see him for my book fly navy. that's when i learned the story of not only the men who were in alcatraz prison, but also their wives back home in the p.o.w. movement. and i realized that just a story that i didn't think a lot of people in america and period, but certainly, you know, i was born after vietnam and so i didn't know anything about this. i thought a whole lot of people in the country that should hear about it. and it was just a really special for me that, you know, apparently i'm on. thank you. thank you. thank you for the question. midshipman. third. okay. that's a united captain david farnham on the deputy coming on here thank you for your remarks delivered expertly on a very great topic. i'm exc

and homes, the protesters smashed windows and tore down american flags while chanting mueren los yankeesdeath to the americans. the police arrest hundreds of people in one case officers drew sabers and descended upon a crowd killing a man by stabbing him through the neck. the protests continued on the streets and in the press prompting henry lane wilson the us ambassador to mexico to issue a public warning. the united states government will quote leave nothing undone to protect us citizens and property in mexico. it was a threat. the united states would invade mexico of a tax on interests did not see. but the protests raged on ambassador wilson decided to visit general portfolio diaz the dictator of mexico to insist that he put a stop to the so-called anti-american disturbances. but it was too late the marginistas had already incited the outbreak of the 1910 mexican revolution. please help me. thank kelly. so, i believe we have a microphone that will come to any of you who would like to ask a question. over here and then we'll come to the two of you. thank you. thank you professor lytle

i might be what you call a -- yankee. i came. down from connecticut in 1972. you got stationed in the army down here and i stayed. and i've been out with the service since 1976. i started out on the national mall in washington, spent nearly five years there. but for two winters in, 1978 and 1979, i was detailed to manassas and got to work with dennis kelly, who took me under his wing, showed me a lot of the research materials they had at the park. i did a lot of research for him at that time, and my two details at manassas probably helped me get a permanent job. when dennis kelly moved on to stones river and i then proceeded to firmly entrenched myself at manassas and as he pointed out, i've been there nearly 42 years. that doesn't mean i know everything about manassas. i know enough to know. i don't know everything but that case the park was originally established on may 10th, 1940, and originally it was only 1600 acres. that was the legislation passed by congress, but it has grown over the years. when i first started at manassas in 1980, it was 3000 acres. b

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not after a phenomenal season with the yankees.e articles of impeachment aaron judge is taking home his first most valuable player award. congratulations. he got 28 out of the possible 30 first place votes from the baseball writers of america. >>> the native finished the year with 62 home runs. the prize could pay off as judge heads into free agency. >>> there are reports of a $300 million plus contract potentially for judge. he says he wants to happened somewhere he can win and that he was close with the yankees on win that go championship. of course they headed over to the playoffs. i think you can win here. >> yes, you can. >> so keep that in mind. >>> two household football names are coming to the silver screen. >> it is fan fiction. >> i love that. >> legendary quarterback tom brady and his long time teammate ron gronkowski are set to play themselves in the upcoming movie, 80 for brady. the story is centered around four friends in their 80s who travel for super bowl 17 to watch the patriots play and the shenaniganss. >> that l

at as part of the belarusian national team, bogdan or the yankees won. winner in the vault at the minsk international tournament. in short course swimming , about 200 athletes from belarus, russia, as the leaders of our national team, or ya shimanovich viktor stasilovich, will take part in the competition. alina zamyshko grigory pekarsky and anastasia kuleshova to the word girl. today i won the 50m backstroke. satisfied, because we didn’t particularly lead up to this start there and, in principle, we didn’t prepare, because now is the base period. we are preparing for the championship of the republic of belarus which will be in a month. therefore, this is a passing start and test your speed, and after the gathering, this international tournament is a preparatory start for the second stage of the friendship game competition, which will be held in kazan at the end of november, also for the december championship of belarus. and such was the day of sports in the studio kristina kamysh worked. all the best. good satchel good morning country new day on tv chan

come on, man, not bad for a yankee. >> sean: looking good, man.

i am a yankee, after all, i assured him and everyone else i spoke to the film that i wasn't going to choose aside. mister bate. and i wasn't here to judge anyone. i simply wanted to understand why mississippians were so divided over state flag. whose purpose should be to unite us? me? ah, i me. the sounds of confederate veterans purposes, not defend confederate, govern our purposes, to defend the good name of the confederate soldiers that you take, which i take very seriously because these monuments that you see everywhere or not can not monuments to the better government. there monuments to the, to the soldiers to the veterans. most of the came back terribly wanted, ah, supplied, did those men or masters of some sort. and that's not true. and i can't just sit there while that story gets told us. i know it's not true, of course for me. fascinated with mississippi history in particular because the census and 1840 i think is the 1st one. everybody here was 20 years old. everybody. there were no people anywhere. and they were coming to absolutely raleigh and. and then within 20 years of

i am a yankee after all. i assured him and everyone else i spoke to the film that i wasn't going to choose aside. mister bate. and i wasn't here to judge anyone. i simply wanted to understand why mississippians were so divided overstate flag, whose purpose should be to unite us. ah, [000:00:00;00] a sons of confederate veterans purposes, not to defend confederate government or purposes, to defend the good name of the confederate seldom. and that's the out that you take, which i take very seriously because these monuments that you see everywhere are not, can, they're not monuments to the federal government. they're monuments to the, to the soldiers, to the veteran. most of the came back terribly wanted. ah, ah, implied that those men were masters of some sort and that's not true. and so i can't just sit there while that story gets told that i know it's not true. of course, for me, i'm fascinated with mississippi history in particular because the census in 1840 i think is 1st one. 0 everybody here was 20 years

the yankee army was still marching into the town. carrying with it what destinies, what terrible aaron's, what consequences to reach the enemy. who can tell, even at this moment the bright sunlight glances fitfully back from the burnished bayonets of some regiment as it crosses that black thread of a bridge while the mellow strain of its banned faintly fills the air. so -- it is pretty descriptive. there is a lot of romance here. some of this early war romance. he continues describing this. he talks about the pretty girls of maryland. looking back on the hills and dales of maryland and all the pretty girl she met along the way. what adventures may i not go through now? what chance a promotion and gloria may not be mine in this campaign? yes! then on to richmond. things change abruptly for our tourist here. he writes, i heard a rustling of leaves on one side, and then another. all around me i saw men in some course gray overcoats with short carvings in their hands approach me. i looked in vain for an outlet, but there was no escape. t

i am a yankee after all. i assured him and everyone else i spoke to the film that i wasn't going to choose aside. mister bate. and i wasn't here to judge anyone. i simply wanted to understand why mississippians were so divided over state flag. whose purpose should be to unite us, me ah, ah, ah, me the sounds of confederate veterans purposes not defend, better or purposes to defend the good name of the confederate soldier. the that you take, which i take very seriously because these monuments that you see everywhere or not can but they're not monuments to the better government. they're monuments to the, to the soldiers, to the veterans. most of the came back terribly wanted, ah, supplied, did those men or masters of some sort and there's not truth and i can't just sit there while that story gets told this. i know it's not true. of course for me. i'm fascinated with mississippi history in particular because for census in 1840 i think the 1st one, everybody here was 20 years old. everybody. there were no people

. >> yankees slugger aaron judge was named the mvp. today.udge grew up in linden, california, which is northeast of stockton. he came to a els homerun king this season. 62 of those bad boys ii past. roger maris. he received 28 of 30 votes and beat runner-up shohei otani. all surprised by how large a margin that was after being named mvp judge was asked. you a noise that you weren't able to get a contract done with the yankees before the season? >> how i guess it's a yes and no answer. you know, you kind of have a chip on your shoulder going into the season, but you know what the season started. it was it was time to go to work. you know, i saw what type of team we had and the task in front of us. and, you know, i try to wipe everything that happens, you know, in the offseason away and the showed up to work with every single day, the intensity they brought, you know, it made it easy. this to forget about the contract talks and let's focus on one tonight and you know, we have to monitor the same thing. >> save the nl mvp award with the cardinal

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he played for the giants in tokyo, and won a world series with the new york yankees.e gave a speech at an anniversary event at new york's columbia university. he says baseball can serve as a bridge between the two countries. >> translator: if children in japan and the u.s. could have more opportunities to experience the baseball culture in both countries, it would lead them to accept differences and broaden their minds. that would enrich the friendship between the two countries. >> he says baseball culture in japan helps children grow and teach them respect. he says he also admires the fun americans have playing the game. ♪ >>> world leaders gathering in egypt to discuss climate change are finding it hard to ignore what's playing out in ukraine. the push for renewable energy is far from new, but the disastrous effect of russia's invasion on global commerce is throwing the issue back into the spotlight. nhk world went to denmark to learn about one potential solution. >> reporter: a small european nation at the forefront of the move to renewable energy. denmark is home