the crowd noise that electrified yankee stadium upon that act must have been heard in jersey city. it was a stunning act. next to roosevelt saving baseball, the most presidential act which exemplifies the twinningar of the between baseball and the presidency of the united states. curt smith, thank you f joining us. curt: my pleasure, thank you. laura: staying with sports, day two of the world cup and russia saw exciting action between powerhouse teams and those with a rough road ahead. l many fans weking forward to the matchup between portugal ntd spain, and the players didn't disapp. the details from mosco reporter: my word, once again between portugal, the european champions, and former world champions spain. cristiano ronaldo, world player of the year, has lit up the world cup. he scored a hat trick to drag his team, portugal, back into the match. it was 3-3. iran with their first win in 20 years. but that came later on against morocco in st. peterurg. an own goal gave them the women win in that one. we got to see egypt and uruguay. would mohammed salah start? d not start becaus

you're at yankee stadium the other night. you get booed at yankee stadium, i'veer heard that happen before. it certainly wouldn't have happened before you got tangled up in this. >> you see my ring? >> you'rei'm a yankee fan. that's only happening because of this. are you worried about your legacy, the mayor of america, is now tangled up in saying it's okay to pardon people like dinesh d'souza? >> every night i stay up all night worried about that. no, i have a clearconscience. i'm doing my job as a lawyer. >> you're more than just a lawyer, rudy giuliani. you're more than just a lawyer. >> but i am a lawyer. it's my job to defend my client. i am proud of what i'm doing. i'm proud of my client. he has done nothing wrong. and this is a horrible -- not only a horrible perversion of justice. this has got to come to an end, this pursuit of presidents. i thought the impeachment of president clinton was terribly lo wrong even though my party did it. i thought it was entirely political. we have to stop this. we do a lot of fighting

clear donald trump has set the stage for all of this and if there were sixty thousand people in yankee stadium and everybody cheered for him except one person he'd be tweeting about that one person that doesn't like him but i don't think that the democrats are doing the right thing my fellow democrats and in the attacks that they make against trump against his allies just in general i think maxine waters is is the biggest enemy to the democratic party is look like an idiot saying the things that she says and does and i i find it repugnant i've been attacked because i'll speak and i'll say well as a democrat and then i get blasted on twitter from people saying you can't say that you're not a real democrat you're a phony you're you're you're a plant you're a bob and so it's like oh i can't have any kind of dissenting opinion i have to just have an automaton o'clock response and you know all the drama will be you know i mean we're obligated look at me and with all due respect what do you expect from identity politics ok if that's exactly where it goes you're not fitting the mold you know then you

their clubhouse meeting,ow fo by a kick ball game in the shadow of yankee stadium. >> i was in that positionut there's people that love you and care about you. >> reporter: the yankees rtnered with a nonprofit organization that aims to eradicate bullying. cassidy was shy in the face of all the attention. but she got help from her new friend. there was a part that said, we may be taller than you, but we lo to you. >> we're trying to deliver a powerful message and sto the bullying. she's a bravehild to do what she did. and her message is being heard across the whole world. if anyone's getting bullied, just stay strong and don't let the bullies know it's hurting you. then, they'll keep doing it. >> reporter: the girl who said none of her classmateschould have l with her, now sharing a meal with the yankees. acts of kindness don't need to ne random. on way, the yankees went to a new york city school and joined think kindness. it's an organization that teaches children that good deeds have a ripple efct, bringing positivity tplaces you may never expect. 87-year-old sal spent his career helping ot

and her family were at yankee stadium yesterday. she got to meet the players and played a little kick ball in the outfield. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: you can sleep well, america. the president says there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. of course, north korea's leaders have proven in the past they're willing to go back on their words and that's all we have without any concrete promises, are we really safer? we'll go to the pentagon and the korean peninsula where the north koreans a saying the summit was a win for them. secretary of state mike pompeo with the talk of a timeline for north korea to lose their nukes. theepublican senator bob corker rippg to his own party for not standing up to the president. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein accused of threatening lawmakers. the justice department calls itself defense. plus, are voters ready to split up california? and a fleet of reports about the president's personal fixer, michael cohen from talk he's losing his lawyers to

earlier today, down the right field, he doubles it at the yankee stadium, and the south bay product,s. this might be the catch of the day. he makes a grab up against the left field scoreboard. there's not a lot of padding on the scoreboards these days. he makes it happen, though. for those of you are giants fans, this is an interesting point, they traded him to colorado a years ago, and wound up getting marco, to help them win the world series in 2012. he's always popular with giants fans. it is 11 pm, and time for more news. >>> coming up next at 11, i thought i was going to die. >> at confrontation outside a diner highlights what the mageis a growing problem with drugs and prostitution. >>> 11:00 news starts now. >>> late at night, union square is attracting unwanted business. >> lori's diner has been dealing with an ongoing problem of prostitutes who are scaring away customers and endangering the staff. the diner is located at sutter and powell street just a block and a half from union square. we are there with more on what is going on. >> the man works as a night manager at lori'

. >> my first gam>> yeah, up at yankee stadium against new yo city >> egan tackled him to the groundhair. that was it. that's all we know. >> you got a hair commercial out of that one. >> that's all you need to know, airight. >> i what was your dad's first goal with d.c. uned and against who and what was the date roughly? >> how old were you back then? >> yes, '96. >> agast? >> yes.going to say metro stars? >> wow! b myoy tony was in goal me. he stelle zip doesn't like >> we prizes. fox5 water bottles for you guys. >> real quick last question got to wrap it. how many goals and assists did your son have at wake forest? >> he had eight goals >> close? >> nine. >> nine goals. >> how many assists. >> he doesn't know. >> i would say 16 or 17 assists >> very close. nine goals,8 assists according to my tacts. >> i'm tryo under state him. i want to keep him grounded. >> iai harkes, thanks so much for being here withs. >> thanks. >> we're making predictions for the break.games coming up after- >> iain, we want your edictions. all right. getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appo

she gets to be in the yankee stadium. >> jimmy: you brought one of the takes.in this clip? >> i don't think claire scanlon, the director, i don't think she knew what she was getting into when she hires a powell for a movie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> again, i have five family members in this movie. >> jimmy: okay. >> granny, i just told her, hey, the scenes essentially you don't like, so just have kind of the thought in your head that you -- you're just not too hot on me, you're not really sure. >> jimmy: no lines, just supposed to be looking at you, she doesn't like you. >> just the thought. >> jimmy: here's the video. >> hey. i heard that, you little pissant. this your boyfriend? >> not a chance. >> good. >> jimmy: wow, your grandma is very subtle. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: she came in hot. sometimes you're trying to prove your work, you're trying to show every emotion that you can do on screen. >> jimmy: i think she showed more emotion than charlie did, yeah. >> i told her, meryl streep's got to watch out for her job, she's coming in hot. >> jimmy: i could watch that

. >> and, yeah, and i think, chris, when you look at how he was received at yankee stadium, it sort oftly what poppy was saying there. there are a lot of people who don't like him. >> well, look, i think there are a lot of people who don't like this. i've been at yankee games when rudy is there and he's widely celebrated. he's america's mayor. this is the man who ushered us through such a difficult time ring 9/11, 2008, on the ballot, in a very real way to be president. last night, you could see something, tv, the fish eye, you know, of television shows you so much, he held up his ring and said, see my yankee ring, see it? there is an intensity to him. a tenacity, maybe even a desperation to make this go right for the president. my concern is whether or not that loyalty will be returned. if this doesn't go right for the president, just optically, will rudy giuliani wind up being thrown on to the pile of people who get jetsoned out of the president's way. >> grassley said he should get a new attorney. tonight, who do you have tonight? >> we have anthony scaramucci, very lucky once again

the good news is that cassidy and her family were at yankee stadium yesterday.nd played a little kick ball in the outfield. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: you can sleep well, america. the president says there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. of course, north korea's leaders have proven in the past they're willing to go back on their words and that's all we have without any concrete promises, are we really safer? we'll go to the pentagon and the korean peninsula where the north koreans a saying the summit was a win for them. secretary of state mike pompeo with the talk of a timeline for north korea to lose their nukes. theepublican senator bob corker rippg to his own party for not standing up to the president. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein accused of threatening lawmakers. the justice department calls

(laughter) it is shocking to see ruddy giuliani booed in a place he loves like yankee stadium. that's lake trump getting booed at porn burger. (laughter) porn burger, you know their motto, come for the burgers, come for the porn. but they're both that good. but-- get your mind out of the gutter. >> jon: a family show. >> stephen: but giuliani was able to put a positive spin on the whole ordeal daying, i know yankee fans, they boo you when they love you. of course. it's love just like at weddings the priest will say i now pronounce you man and wife, you may boo the bride. and look how sad ruddy looks at the very moment they're booing him. and i'm being told we have an actual recording of that phone conversation. >> hello. >> boo! boo. i like that the guy calling him sounded like he was falling off a cliff while he booed him. >> boo. >> in other legal news, it's a bad day for gay rights in america. and also for cake rights. cuz this morning the supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado baker who refused to bake a cake to celebrate the marriage of a same-sex couple. that is tough

that's standing room only at yankee stadium. moreover, while we were at dreamhack, a separate tournament ng place at a resort in wisconsin. and there were others all over the world, including several big tournaments strictly online. >> so many events happen on the sameeekends because there's not enough weekends. >> reporter: following the fans, of course: the money. growing at 40% per yigr, e- sportse to gross nearly a billion dollars by the end of 201840% or so from sponsorships, 20% from ads, another 20% from media rights. at dreamhack, signs of the new money were everywhere: high tech cameras on cranes, so-called "casters" call the action play-by-play-- lireamed , worldwide-- as the pro gamers play for rich prizes in addition to thr substantial salaries. >> they're well over six figures. and then the sky's the limit with prize money. w reporter: that's shazam shahzeb khan, a stse pro e-sport is "counter strike," where five terrorists try tod plant bombs anve counter- terrorists try to deter them-- permanently. whoever "neutra

. >> reporter: just last year a little girl was hit by a foul ball at yankee stadium.ather saying she suffered multiple facial fractures and bleeding in her brain. and the red sox telling abc news that the team and owner john henry have always viewed fan safety as a fundamental priority but they can't comment any further while this case is in trial. meanwhile, just a few months ago, all 30 mlb teams extended the netting at ballparks because they were seeing more and more of these injuries. >> it only makes sense to extend it. on the back of the ticket if something happens there's nothing you can do about it. >> it mentions batted balls on the back of the ticket. thank you so much, gio. >> thanks, gio. >>> now to the nba finals and that big win for the golden state warriors overnight. they're just one win away from taking it all. abc's t.j. holmes is in cleveland and, t.j., a disappointing night for the cavs and for my two teammates. is a three-game lead impossible to overcome? >> reporter: how should i put this, robach. their motto here for the playoffs in cleveland is

at yankee stadium and finley park before becoming president, my suggestion to the president would bethe first pitch whether it be with the all-star game in washington next month and/or throwing out the first pitch next year, show us you're a part of american tradition, making america great again in that way as well. get out there and throw out the first pitch. stuart: your book implies that all presidents have been affected in some way by baseball. but, look, i live in hoboken, new jersey, and there's a little monument that says double day invented baseball in 1840. george washington in the first, five or six or seven presidents couldn't have been affected by baseball, could they? >> he was, but he showed that at valley forge in the terrible winter of 1777-78 he played a facsimile of baseball. stuart, you may be familiar with this because it was a baseball antecedent imported from the mother country played by the father of his country. called rounders. it came from great britain. stuart: oh, oh, did you know? -- wait a second. did you know that in england rounders is a girls' game. d

stadium for viewing party of the soccer match. giancarlo stanton may have finally earned his yankee pinstripes with one swing last night. back against seattle and stanton came to bat. >> in the page. [cheers and applause] >> signature moment indeed. how my number 18 that the mariner 75. leave boston by two. should phil mickelson have been disqualified for the u.s. open for the third round? nicholson occurred to a group at a major golf rule. he was given a two shot penalty allowed to continue. mickelson that they said it was something was something he only started doing and he finally did it. yesterday he changed his tune some. i know they should've come sooner but it's taken me a few days to calm down. clearly not my finest moment then i'm sorry. gerri: come on, now. just an apology? i take great exception to that. he did something that anyone else would it then penalized for. >> he should've gone stage but do not win. the first season to the stanley cup final last night. they sweep for words. the biggest nod went to the new jersey devils. taylor hall takes home a trophy for the most powerful player. gerard gallant, hea

stadiums are up. can you name them? >> yankees, if they have it. >> i don't know. >> houston astros and here is one.>well, they're the world champions. >> and shocking the new york mets what are they thinking what are they thinking >> that's up >> how many losses does it take? >> keep going. keep sinking it in. >> where is your mr. bed hat >> we won three in a row >> i know. i'm starting to shake. >> we're only ten games out. >> we're close to a wild card. >> i don't want to hear about your phillies. you won the super bowl that's all you get. >> if the jets win the super bowl, you won't see me again i'm done. >> that's it fine, be done. >> an opening bell coming up you saw a lot weaker market this morning. fea fears about an ongoing trade more coverage when we come back. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy e

stadiums all over the country. >> right. >> where have you been? >> fenway park in chicago. >> chicago. >> d.c. >> washington, d.c. we're going to the yankeest the stadium. we brought you "today" show hats to wear to the games. baseball buddies from brendham, texas. i see your husbands back there. you all have fun. >> thank you so much. >> love it. >>> craig's joined us. >> craigsville, west virginia. >> have you been? have you been? >> i love it. >>> coming up, guys, we saw a few moments ago, hugh grant is here. he has a new role that tempted him back to television. a three-part series. we're going to ask you, you're married now. we're going to ask him about being a newlywed. don't get up and leave. >> he looks thrilled. >> psyched for that. >>> the folks at allure know everything there is to know about beauty and so do the readers. they just picked their favorite picks that will keep you going all summer long. >> i'm looking forward to that. >>> megyn kelly is here. >> on the show today with savannah, who is going to come over for a little chat. and then, dale earnhardt jr. will be here. >> start your engines. >> why he got out and his ne

yankee big artillery led by lou gehrig. >> reporter: with the crack of a bat, legendary slugger lou gehrig could send a stadium to its feett at the height of his career he was stricken with als. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. >> reporter: it became known as lou gehrig's disease, but the grim prognosis for patients hadn't changed much in the 75 years since. >> up until probably the ice bucket challenge what they told every single als patient is go home, get your affairs in order and make that person comfortable for the rest of their life. pete basically said f that. >> reporter: instead of disappearing into the shadows, pete frates was determined to show the world how devastating als really is. pete now breathes through a ventilator which keeps him alive. it's a difficult decision. only 10% of als patients choose to make it. as a result, a nurse is on hand 24/7. daily life is a constant and costly struggle. the medical bills, around $90,000 a month. pete's family now fundraising to help pay those bills. and just last summer, his family thought they might lose him. but then, after yet

brian: yankees playing the nationals, you might as well use the stadium because they are not using itteve, today carries just great emotion, right? steve: it does, ainsley, because it was one year ago today, just a couple miles from where i'm sitting over in alexandria, virginia where that crazed gunman came out with a long gun, semiautomatic and tried to kill as many republicans as he possibly could. remember, it was just before he started shooting he asked the passersby now, those are republicans, right? and they went to his car and got the gun and you know what happened. five members of congress, staff members and a lobbyist, in fact, a lobbyist just walked past us, they are serving breakfast for the congressional teams right over in right field right now they are all here today because this is so emotional. so many of them almost -- keep in mind, this guy could have killed all of them. by the grace of god, steve scalise, who is in leadership was here at the practice a year ago he had extra security. had he not been there, the capital policemen would not have been there because ult

yankees and the mets this time around. we wanted to deck you out so y'all could look good at the stadium and we brought you some "today" showback there. y'all have fun. thank you so much. >> thank you so much >> love it. >> and craig joined us. >> hello, craig. >> craigsville, west virginia. have youbeen? >> i love it. >>> coming up, guys, a few moments ago,aw him, hugh grant is here. a new role, tempting him back to television. three-part series and yes, yohu, re married now. we'll ask about being a newlywed. don't get up and leave. >> heooks thrilled. >> yes. >> plus, the folks at allure know everying there is t know about beauty and so do their readers. they just picked their favorite products kp you glowing all summer long. we'll anuncing the winner. >> i'm excited about that. >> i bet you are. >>> and dale earnhardt jr. will be here on megyn kellegyn kell and born into the church of scientologist, lt 30 years left the church and is speaking out about his experience. he'll be on exclusively in a te wvision interviewh us. >> thank you, megyn. >> you bet. >>> and a check of the weather, al roker? >> center do. there's sun