garth's nyc >> the first ever country artist to play at yankee stadium.t mean to you. >> if you're going to do something big you're in the right place. >> announcing details today about his july 9th tour stop with wife trisha yearwood. >> you're a huge baseball fan. are you going to be fan boying a little bit that night. >> i'm going to ask if i can go see the locker room. >> garth the fan boy. we love it and garth the big guy with one lucky michigan fan that bought the 4 millionth ticket to a show. she got to meet them and a shopping spree, a vegas trip and her student loans all paid off. >> took it all in and she brought her dad back of all things which me being a dad of a daughter, i automatically started crying. >> next up, kim k. makes a promise we're not totally sure we want her to keep. >> nude selfies until i >> kim was there solo accepting the award for bbeaking the internet. she diddgo off to cannes snapchating before changing into this slip dress. >> and finally, the oleson twins. mary kate and ashley picking out flowers for their soon to open

they played baseball in yankee stadium. over 30 canadians played in the 11 years of the league. they had spring training in mississippi and florida. what that opportunity gave them was an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money. they sent themselves to college, they sent some of their siblings to college, they became doctors and lawyers. one became the first female manager of any department -- of a department of northrup airlines, they came generals, politicians, surgeons, and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. so when i asked them, "what did it mean to you to play in the league?" and they say, "everything," that's exactly right. what did it mean for this country and these efforts of these women to help during wartime? it meant everything. i have asked a number of these women, "so, what was it like to have to play baseball in a dress?" and of course, their answers very, some of them i can repeat and some of them i can't -- basically, their responses, they would have played naked. they believed they would have helped to

you're back here at yankee stadium. why did you choose yankee stadium?y to do something, you know, in a big way because that's all this town knows is big ways. and kept trying to think and this opportunity came up at yankee stadium. it came up from the yankees organization. >> you took time off. as a professional that had to be a big risk because you thought am i going to be welcomed back into the music scene and into the hearts and homes of american homes again. you took off a big chunk of time to raise your girls. did you regret that and why did you do that? >> no, you took off knowing you'd never come back. this happen never happens. nobody ever gets a second path -- look at anybody in history. and my wife said would you ever think of touring again? i said, well, i would think about it, but would the people? and chicago went from one show to 11. the opening city. it kind off took off from there. it has been really sweet that people have showed up in these numbers and i'm enjoying it. >> how are the girls? >> they're healthy, thank god. they're on thei

go to yankee stadium, here, a couple of milk shakes -- i got it, i got it. >> stephen: since you know it comforts you that he will be one of the two major party candidates? because that's a reasonable shot at being president. >> i'm not arrogant enough to say this or that person isn't qualified. the people in the republican party want donald trump, for one reason, they want to blow the whole establishment up, that's why he's gotten where he h people who run the republican not want him? >> they don't want their property blown up, colbert! they like way it is! if you're going to blow it up, they don't like that! >> stephen: it's been around a long time, they put a lot of effort into it, bill. >> yeah. republicans are angry because they perceive progressive americans -- your crew, all right? -- >> stephen: let me write this down, i -- am -- the -- problem -- just want to make sure we know who the problem is, i am, okay. >> so judicial conservative americans believe the colbert crew is winning the cultural war, the political correctness war, is winning changing the culture and don't like

pair of goals in this one just 6 minutes apart the second right first home win a rough start at yankee stadium. two games remain tomorrow in the nba play offs one right here on channel 7, and tipping off at 1 followed by the others the warriors and trail blazers and as the spurs won tonight, probably not happening tomorrow in that. >>> a fiery crash in new jersey leaves four people injured tonight witnesses describe the wild scene plus what might have caused that accident. >>> a suspect stealing $400,000 in tax refund. . >>> a look at to the's top stories, a huge fire on long island one home in fair harbor has been destroyed three others were damaged no reported injuries no word on what started that. >>> police in queens want to find three suspects attacked a teenager and yelled racial slurs happened in astoria, they punched the 19-year-old called him an arab and yelled isis. >>> rescuing a man stranded off the coast of cooney island, the man's kayak started to sink two miles offshore, drivers went into the water and got it out, >>> topping our news this half hour, a wild crash in new jersey a

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jimmy: there you are there. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm wearing -- well, the graduation was at yankee stadiumschool. >> jimmy: exactly. >> they made me a yankee hat with a tassel which was like really cool. >> jimmy: no way. >> like a graduate hat with a a tassel. so, that's what i wore. >> jimmy: here's your point of view. >> look at this. this is an amazing shot. there were 40,000 people in the stands, graduates and their parents and faculty and stuff. and it was awesome. >> jimmy: how amazing was that? >> it was very cool. listen, you know i love the yankees. i played baseball my whole life. i'm the only one on the podium wearing a cup. [ laughter ] so it was really exciting. >> jimmy: you never know. >> no. >> jimmy: there could be a foul ball. >> no, you don't know what's under the robe. it was great, 'cause they drug tested all of us afterwards. i passed. >> jimmy: oh, congratulations, that's fantastic. >> i have to say, it was so perfect for me because i'm actually standing at second base, where i always dreamed of being, you know, and there i am from a school that i went to, that i lo

garth will be the first ever country artist to play yankee stadium july ninth with wife tricia yearwoodo do something big, you're in the right place for it. number two, eva longoria's mexico i do's to jose pepe baston. >> we're not a huge rush. >> thursday, she instagramed her view of puerto vallarta. the reported guest list, victoria beckham, and david, and felicity huffman and katy perry. maybe she'll bring orlando. and the number one story this week, whitney houston's hologram performance with christina aguilera axed from "the voice." after the duet footage leaked online, with reached out to whitney's sister-in-law. told us after closely viewing the performance, we decided the hologram was not ready to air. >> why didn't this work out? >> it did work. it just was -- it was incomplete. >> go to etonline.com for the latest. and there is plenty of news coming out of the cannes film festival. helen mirren a little tumble. and what is a red carpet without kim kardashian? >> she is definitely owning it in that body-hugging shimmery dress. she looks pretty good in that. >> she does. >> but

they played baseball in yankee stadium. they had spring training in 1947 in havana, cuba. there were four cubans who played. over 30 canadians played. they had spring training in mississippi and florida. they had an opportunity, some of those girls, to travel places around this country they had never seen before and would never have had an opportunity to travel. what that opportunity gave them was an opportunity to go to college. they saved some of that money, sent themselves to college, siblings. they became doctors and lawyers. one became the first female manager of any department at northrop airlines. they became principals. surgeons, politicians, pilots, and they were able to do that because they had access to professional baseball. so when i asked them what did it mean to you to play in the league and they say everything, it's exactly right. what did it mean for this country and the efforts of these women to help during wartime? it meant everything. i've asked a number of these women, so, what was it like to have to play baseball in a dress? of course their answers va

indiana of indiana limestone, empi empier stre state building, lin memorial, yankee stadium, of auto racing, of david letterman. one more thing they have exported to the world. complete chaos on the republican party. >> it's been a long time since in indiana there was a decisive presidential -- right? we had a tight primary there on the democratic side in 2008. on the republican side, it's been since '76. but this is -- i mean, what i think is interesting to me that i didn't expect to feel is that i have been very interested in john kasich's strategy from the very beginning. he sort of started running a purely strateg campaign. >> right. >> very early on. and it was interesting to see a guy who's like, oh, i don't think anybody is going to get 1237. i'm just going to continue to exist. i'm going to be available and take it to the end. it now feels like with trump out of the race that john kasich is less than an asterisk. it feels like, and i would love to hear from governor kasich if he can explain to us how this is not the case, but having been rejected at a level even worse than te

tom: so, they are going to be given out credit card applications at yankee stadium?hat is where we are heading. i do not buy it for a minute. michael: we are little ways away from that one. tom: you and christine harper are pros. what we listen for at this annual meeting? michael: i would like to hear what lloyd blankfein vision of what the fixed income rebound looks like for the trading business. whether it is going to be five competitors fighting over a pool of $80 billion or whether it is going to go back to nine competitors fighting over $150 billion. we have seen so much shrinkage in that business. the question is whether it's structurally changed and secularly down from where it was five years ago, or whether he is holding onto the believe that a lot of this is cyclical. francine, operating income was $17 billion and they made it back to $10 billion. francine: yeah, we were talking about market cuts. and about cutting some of the -- banks. yesterday, it was an advocate it seems that after some months -- about thencern viability of deutsche bank john cryan was a

brooks is coming back to new york for his first concert here in almost 20 years, happening at yankee stadiumthis is when we say, have great monday. >> don't look at me like that, robin. >>> good morning i'm tamala edwards, 8:56 mud, -- mud, may 15. let's go over to i-95 with karen rogers. >> reporter: we are jammed on i-95 southbound, 79 minute ride from wood hain to the vine. -- wood hain to the vine. here's the accident scene on 295 southbound past 73. it's off to the side, look how jammed you are with the accident scene, traveling at 13 miles per hour. look at the backup. 561. you're jammed solid 295 southbound blocking most of the lanes earlier. we have all lanes blocked on 55 southbound after an accident investigation with a vehicle fire. a horrible scene southbound approaching salem. >>> let's head outside to david murphy, david is it warming up a little bit? >>> >> reporter: take a look at numbers be we're at 50 degrees in philadelphia. there's a bit of a breeze blowing, so good idea to grab that jacket on the way out the door. this afternoon, breezy and windy at times today, high of

brooks is coming back to new york for his first concert here in almost 20 years, happening at yankee stadiumat's huge. >> this is when we say, have great monday. >> don't look at me like that, robin. >> this is a good morning washington update. >> anchor: you will need a coat but not an umbrella. here is jacqui jeras. >> weather: you can grab the sunglasses. a nice sunny day. but chilly start. high temperatures about 10 degrees below average. in the middle 60s this afternoon. and it will be a bit breezy. but not as bad as it has been the last couple of days. rain is back by tomorrow morning. it will rain off-and-on through the day to use day w cool temperatures in the 50s. showers most likely in the morning on your wednesday. giving way to sunshine and 70-degree temperatures to end the week. >> anchor: jacqui, as we try to wrap up rush hour. couple of accidents stalling us. southbound 270 now blocking a couple of lanes with the crash as you head to gaithersburg this morning. delays approaching jermantown interchange. and two right lanes blocked at west diamond and crowd. and if you are makin

that threw boos like somebody from the red sox hit home run at yankee stadium.azy all night long. sanders needs that kind of excitement from these enormous crowds here in california because he did indicate recently that tv ads may be a little expensive for him in the state. sanders is trying to keep the energy going, that he picked up last night. he has a couple of events in the bay area. so he is keeping on here in california, bill. bill: how is the polling in that large state? do we have much? reporter: not a whole lot recently. it is very close. recent numbers show clinton is ahead. clinton is taking a slightly different approach. she will not actually be back here in california until monday and when she does, the only event we know about is a closed-door fund-raiser held by head of talent agency caa and "vogue" editor anna wintour. bill clinton will have more visible presence here in california based on guidance we got from the campaign. an san francisco chronicle is pushing her to debate bernie sanders. they agreed but never set a date. now the pressure is

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estamos a nadar del yankee stadium. francisca: bienvenidos a mi barrio! y esto es muy serio. el dÍa de ayer estÁbamos comentando el fallecimiento del cantante emilio navaira. hoy "cÓdigo segura" recibió unas fotografÍas que vamos a analizar con mucho respeto. son las fotografÍas del vecino de enfrente de la casa, que ha tomado fotografÍas a los periodistas que se han apostado frente. vean bien la fotografÍa que van a ver en pantalla. segÚn ellos, si hacemos un acercamiento, ahÍ se ve la figura de emilio navaira. el vecino precisa que no ha podido descansar en paz el cantante, y que su fantasma, su aura, su espÍritu, se encuentra presente, vigilando y cuidando a su familia. ahÍ estÁ la fotografÍa. la van a poder encontrar en las redes sociales de "despierta amÉrica". ahÍ estÁ más cerca. se ve como un sombrero. vamos con un poquito de mÚsica de juliÓn Álvarez, que lo tenemos en vivo por primera vez. y el rey de la taquilla podrÍa perder su nombre artÍstico. y es que los hermanos chÁvez, que nada tienen que ver con el ex mandatario venezolano, lo han demanda

. >> i remember being at yankee stadium one week after the 9/11 attacks, everyone was singing, policely when we're so divided. >> let us know your thoughts. there's a thread on our facebook page. >>> coming up, if you're dreading your trip to the airport, things just got a whole lot worse. the glitches that have airlines given out handwritten boarding passes. that's next. >>> and on this memorial day we talk with the man who changed the war on terror forever. the man who killed osama bin laden, rob o'neill joins us with his thoughts on memorial day. that's next. ♪ >> i don't think about islands or treaties or swamps. i just think about people, people i knew. people who went to war and who saved this nation. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won

stadium. it's in los angeles dodgers, it's in new york yankees -- in all 30 parks. lemonis: the reason i'm here is because scott has a relationship with major league baseball, and he's got his product in all the parks. quite frankly, i don't even know if louisville slugger is in all the parks. it's kind of a big deal. for me, i'm trying to understand the economics of everything, and so, a bat like this, for example -- what does this cost you? scott: including the royalties, about $1.15. lemonis: okay, and then what does it cost to add the logo onto it? scott: 20¢ at the highest level. lemonis: so, that's 95¢. and then how much are you paying mlb on a bat like this? scott: 12%, so 18¢. lemonis: and so 95¢ and 18 -- $1.13? scott: $1.13. lemonis: and what do you sell this thing for? scott: for around $1.50. lemonis: so you're making 37¢ on this bat. that's not great. scott: it's not. it's a terrible margin. lemonis: why do you paint these in house? scott: in case we run out of a certain color. lemonis: and what about the waste? scott: the waste is minimal -- probably $

stadium." he's a young up and coming author, publishing under his imprint aptly titled jeter publishing. yankeeend derek jeter is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also from "captain america: civil war", elizabeth olsen is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and the author of "ruthless: scientology, my son david miscavige and me", ron miscavige is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and i would just say -- i haven't talked to ron yet, but i would say if you were looking to buy the book for your kids, don't accidentally get this one. [ light laughter ] and vice versa. moving on, today was teacher appreciation day. but for teachers in detroit, it was probably hard to feel appreciated as teachers there have been staging a sick out this week after the school district said it wouldn't be able to pay them for hours they've already worked. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this latest chapter of the financial crisis hitting the detroit public school system began when the district announced that it might not be able to keep paying teachers aft