here we have this wonderful subway series dodge's versus yankees s. come come this way because this is very hard to get the worse is to us is oh i bought them all from the manufacturer the they had the contract with major league baseball from like seventy two to two thousand and they lost it to tiffany's so he the president kept one in his office of each of these and when i lost the contract he called a friend of mine said i want to get rid of it was looking for somebody to bio at once and they sort of knew who i was and what i was doing. completely remember the uniform now they never saw him in the bleachers there were no orders that are the best just say they were all around the grounds that as they were only in the grandstands then of boxes you gave the tickets in the villages then and i was there is a look at them that was the uniform i always thought that it captured the time period you know what i'm saying all the other words the from nowadays still baseball we got today what do we get we get t. shirts alone on you know whatever but that was the

los angeles the museum's curator gary cypress shared with me his private collection of dodges and yankees number of being this and frankly folks i have never experienced a day like it. what a day what we've got ahead we're going to love we're in downtown los angeles at the sports museum of los angeles i've never been there is that incredible a good place and guess what it's not open to the public i'm going to find out why i want to find out a lot about dodger memorabilia and other things to come along while. sports museum of los angeles gary cypress did you build this yes i did why i felt that you came. to the first thing is an impressive place i've never i've driven to dodger stadium so many dies i drive all of this freeways only dies but i've never seen this building why does it all but there are public cost risk insurance at all so what i do is i open up for charities so i have a lot of charity being vents here open it for friends and the dodges use it at the mattingly charities here in the dodds is so how are many don't see any you can't go on friday what once a month it depends on th

it was the new england yankee foundation. the yankee d. asper was moralistic and intolerance.you may not think of those two things coming together of but they were and they spawned one remove net after another. women's rights at the fall convention in new york that was held in the yankee country. the prohibition of alcohol. we have some in the audience who were from the southern michigan town of temperance. and abolition of slavery to the issue of slavery in the kansas nebraska that about slavery of the territories in 1854 was the yankee creation and the map carried by the first presidential candidate john fremont in 1856 and i have a copy, i have this map in the book which is kind of fun. it's a matter of the yankee diaz brac you can see it going from new england and upstate ohio where southern michigan, northern illinois and so forth. this was a vision and these were people that wanted to expand in the kind of cultural america that they believed. others had a different visions. the southern plantation migrated and forced the slaves to migrate in vast numbers. the land of the

the defeated yankees at plymouth were dubbed either captives plymouth pilgrims, because of the hardy breast facts it to pennsylvania men were wearing. they marched into andersonville prison and the spectators thought they looked like the pilgrims of massachusetts. each regiment had the liberty of choosing its own formal military attire, and when the rebels attacked, the yankees have been getting ready for this sunday dress parade. they thought it was such a boring thing, each sunday get ready for dress until april 17, 1864. out of approximate 45,000 yankees and incarcerated at andersonville, only 100 you know and blacks are reported, and 33 deaths. why such a small percentage of blacks? because it was unusual for captured black prisoners to be sent to the prison to gain valuable cooperative -- property, they need to be turned to the master, not languish and die in prison, or they were killed under the black flag have no quarter, meaning no mercy, as what happened at the fort in tennessee. following the yankee defeat at plymouth military records would reveal that several black cooks a

i was certainly accepted by george and the yankees and the yankee family.if you will, the organization at the time, and when i went back to the yankees to go in as a yankee, george had his arms wide open as he had done so many times in his career with people that had been with the yankees, been with, not been with. >> and there's also you and billie martin. >> billy martin. hired and fired a few times as well, but certainly a significant part of the book. a tumultuous relationship he and i had. more dislike than like if you will. my expression of it, things i went through -- >> but talk about the things you went through though, reggie. i thought that was very eye opening. you talk about your locker being in a corner where you weren't surrounded by anybody and billy martin taking you out of the game in the middle of an important game after telling people watch what i'm going to do to him. >> there was a lot of things that went on, gayle, charlie, that a good friend of mine who helped me with the book significantly spent some time with me, lived with me durin

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. >> i understand the sentiment, i remember after the bombings in new york city, and the yankees made their way and probably that year to the world series and it was a little bloop right over into -- right over shore that ended that season for the yankees and i remember standing out on third avenue with my hand up trying to get a cab with my hand up and thinking thank god we have the yankees. >> and you know, it really was instrumental in bringing all of boston together, the yankees pulling for the red sox and it's really been about heart all across the nation, not just here in boston, but all of baseball. >> it's not to say that those cardinals from st. louis don't. i don't think there's a city in america you can go where you don't see cardinals hats. there's a lot of sentiment here, but there is in st. louis today. and one of st. louis's biggest fans of course is a guy named joe buck, though he'll play it straight on on fox. molly, it's great to see you. now to aing my try that's so far stumped investigators really around the world. that young girl found with a man and woman who are

they were getting gigantic sums from the soviet union, so they didn't have to play the yankee card. and by the way, we're starting the show partly from false premises. the word embargo has come up several times. viewers and the listeners should know that the united states has been one of cuba's top food suppliers, and almost half a million people visited cuba from the united states last year, which has doubled the number that used to visit cuba when it was, remember, a tourist playground in the 1950s, plus the cash flow from the united states to cuba last year, it was estimated from four to five billion dollars. primarily in the form of remittances. the cash flow from the soviet union to cuba used to be $3.8 billion when it was an una bashed soviet colony. so we have more cash flow from a nation that supposedly embargoes to it than used to come in its colonial master. there's nothing like an embargo, but there are sanctions >> luke brings up this idea of cash flow, and some believe that it exploits the athletes with the heavy tax burden on them. and who is really benefiting from thi

he's retiring after 19 seasons with the new york yankees. he won five world series ring for the franchise and recorded the final out for four of those victories. in the "new york times" it was said last month in a game in which perfection is elusive, he was reliably sublyme in the high stress vocation of ninth inning pitching, he was the embodiment of zen calm master among the hot heads and extra planetary source of composure and grace in the gritty often chaotic world of major league baseball. he's the subject of a documentary that will premier on fox this sunday, it's called being mariano rivera. here's a look at the film. >> you have been privileged to wear this uniform. next year i will be. >> it's been so long. it's hard work. >> he choose me as i didn't choose. >> they unite people and we were there at this special moment united. >> rose: baseball chose you. god chose you. what did you mean. >> what i mean, charlie, is that my passion. i did play baseball but it was a mutual thing for professional. that's why i said that god choose me.

>> i think he stays with the yankees. they asked him if you're interested in being here we want you back, and we're going to give you a raise. the yankees are trying to lower their payroll and get it down ,. he's from chicago, and the situation, but i think if joe girardi had his choice and everything was laid out on a table, i think he's going take the yankees and feel he could always take the cubs job down the road. i'm expecting him to stay. the yankees want him and joe wants to be there as well. >> that's live from detroit, tony, we all know that money talks. >> oh, it does. appreciate it. thank you. when we hear about drones it's usually connected to military airstrikes in other countries. but drones are also being used across the u.s. we have reports on how drones are helping with farming. >> early harvest in the colombian basin in oregon where crops ar, third generation farms are always looking for new ways to farm. >> the resources are finite. >> reporter: aerial photography is part of that resource. it can show h

major league baseball filed a notice of removal monday, saying claims by the new york yankees third baseman are governed by federal law. rodriguez's legal team could file a motion asking that state court.

finally, the british had to admit, the yankees beat us, it is over, they quit. have you found that british person that said this? >> that was our decisive moment. that was our happy day. >> i'm jesting it is a great story, terrific fun we have a question from janelle simmons with a question for you. >> so your husband is the host of cross fire, where he constantly argues, what is your

the next year, and the yankees took him to the world series. i remember -- the gist of the dream was that he was sitting on a podium like this saying, "i'm so happy to be a yankee and in the world series," and i was like, "oh my gosh." it was a nightmare. >>> and there's our local ties. daniel, and daniel, they both went to mountain view st. francis high school. played college ball and johnny gomes, the pride of petaluma all playing in the world series. >>> guess who got the big one tonight. here's the top five. >> good night. that is a huge fish. >> do you know who that is, ken? >> looks like weeks. >> yeah. >> it's an eight pounder. >>> no. 4, minnesota nationals held on for a 1-0 win thanks to the last-second save with 40 seconds left. >>> no. 3, delivered a huge open-ice hit on brandon. hockey players don't like those hits, and a brawl breaks out. blue jauk ets beat the devils. >>> no. 2, panthers and hawks. you don't have to try hard to find a sweert shootout than that. patrick sharp with the break away. >>> and at no. 1, this is one of th

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the yankees re-signed joe girardi for a four-year contract that could be worth up to $20 million. girardi has guided the yankees to more regular season wins than any other team since coming on board in 2008 and he led the team to a world series tight 2009. >>> and the ncaa is prepared to zoom to a new attendance record for a college football game. virginia tech and the university of tennessee will play a game at bristol motor speedway in 2016. the racetrack usually hosts nascar races and can hold 150,000 spectators. the current attendance record is a little more than 115,000, set last month when michigan played notre dame. bristol is located halfway between the two campuses. >>> when we return, flying blind. a passenger is forced to take over the controls of a plane and land it after the pilot falls ill. n ] i've had it with my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the frustration... covering up. so i talked with my doctor. he prescribed enbrel. enbrel is clinically proven to provide clearer skin. many people saw 75% clearance in 3 months. and enbrel helped keep skin clearer at 6

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. >>> it's been speculated we are watching the end of alex rodriguez's playing days for the yankees, perhaps from baseball as a whole. it looks like either way it'll end ugly. while he's in the middle of appealing his suspension, he has now sued major league baseball for in effect trying to force him from the sport. the yankees didn't make the playoffs so a-rod has been in arbitration, not on the field. >>> he was for a time a deadly enemy of this country in a brutal war that extracted a heavy price on american lives. north vietnamese general bo nguyen giap was believed to be 102 years old. he was a fearsome military commander. his armies defeated first the french and then repelled american forces over a 30-year period. millions fought under the hard line communist and a million men died in his command. in recent years many of the american warriors he faced made the pilgrimage to vietnam to meet the aging general. >>> an electronics company called tweeter suddenly has a lot of investors though it went bankrupt in 2011. it's close enough to twitter to mistake the two. the real twitter

yankees will have dark days for a couple years. just because i'm a sox fan. >> shout out to st. louis, though. the fans, team. p terrific people. >> and john farrell was the first one who said it. you have to give credit to the other team. they are a great organization. all right, bill, what have we got? >> in boston and many areas of new england, lucky we're not seeing a game seven tonight because it would be chilly and rainy. we had horrible flooding near austin. water rescues, water in houses. a lot of rivers in trouble in that region. and this rain will just wash out so many halloween plans. pouring in kansas city this morning. st. louis, cleveland, detroit, cincinnati, louisville, memphis, little rock, back town down to mississippi, rain pretty much all day long, maybe strong storms. so new york city northward, light showers, but a washout great lakes all the way to the deep south. unfortunately, this is one of the wettest halloween forecasts i've given in many, many years. >> all right, bill, thank you very much. we'll see yo

i stayed at yankee stadium, as late as i could, i knew a guy there who let me go into the yankee dugouti pretended i was a yankee player just for the thrill of it, it of the stupid then, this stupid now. stick around. neil: do you want to think about how long this lasts? i say two weeks, i hope i am wrong, people are betting on this, you can put your own money on this, the betting is, out of las vegas is the drag on for many days, mike left up wit lev, you can bit on anything in your fine system, the most popular bet of late this government shut down lasts a while. do you think it does? what does if say people will put money betting on that and safely think they get a return on that? >> well, i think neil that is a serious problem with the government shut down, i would not want to say we're talk taking about -- we're taking any bets when it will end or not. neil: what do you think? you talk about you know, a crap shoot, that is say problem. what they, both parties, are unable to reconcile their difference or come up with a compromise, then, i mean that is throwing our rating, making a g

no play-offs for the yankees, but new york will keep their manager around. joe girardi has agreed to a four-year contract being after much speculation he might choose to leave the yankees to manage the chicago cubs. girardi has managed the yankees for six seasons. he won the world series with them in 2009. much more for the ravens coming up tonight at 11:00. that will wrap it up for now, here in owings ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> that's it for us tonight. >> for bob and mark in owings mills, i'm denise. don't go away. much more ahead on the cbs evening news. including will president obama's nomination make janet yellen the mo >> pelley: tonight, she could be the most powerful woman in the world. janet yellen is nominated to head the federal reserve. anthony mason on what this could mean to growth and jobs. a charity steps in to pay death benefits for fallen troops that the government cut off. david martin and nancy cordes have the latest on the government shutdown. while ken chenault, one of america's top financial executi

the next year, and the yankees took him to the world series and he -- and i remember the just of theam was that he was standing on the podium saying i'm so happy to be a yankee and the world series. i'm like oh, my gosh. it was a nightmare. and daniel navo, by the way, they went to mountain view, st. francis high. johnny gomes, of petaluma will be there, as well. >> sally fields led to one of the most famous acceptance speeches ever. >> i can't deny the fact that you like me right now, you like me. >> one day, maybe these guys will have their sally field moment because right now, eagles quarterback michael vick remains nfl fan's most disliked player according to a recent survey by forbes magazine. chargers rookie manti te'o, i should point out two of the top ten went to usc. >> that's just negative. >> one of the great high school performances ever, wood side blow out against cappaccino over the weekend. josh holman, three yards, and 65 yards for a period. and just for a good measure, he also scored a fumble recovery all coming in the first half. last year, warriors guard seth occury

a podium like this saying i'm so happy to be a yankee and in the world series.nd i said oh my gosh, it was a nightmare. >> that is a dream that will not come true. >> yeah. >> full details of that dream. i can never remember my dreams. >> we'll have to analyze that. >> mark, thank you. >> yeah. >>> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel -- channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and you can follow us any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a good night. good night. >> sweet dreams, right. map soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> today on "tmz." kanye committed and got engaged to kim. he went over the top to do this. he flew kim kardashian in on a private jet to san francisco, blindfold told her. it's her birt

a podium like this saying i'm so happy to be a yankee and in the world series.nd i said oh my gosh, it was a nightmare. >> that is a dream that will not come true. >> yeah. >> full details of that dream. i can never remember my dreams. >> we'll have to analyze that. >> mark, thank you. >> yeah. >>> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel -- channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and you can follow us any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. have a good night. good night. >> sweet dreams, right. map ss clinking) if i could just have everybody's attention real quick. um, on this wonderful occasion-- our daughter leaving tomorrow for college... (mitchell) oh. if i could get everyone to raise their glass as i quote from one of our nation's great fathers-- jefferson. george jefferson. "i never dreamed that one of my own "would be going off to a university, "but here i stand, a proud black man, knowing that all those hours i put in at the dry cleaner--" - phil. - not now, weezie. - where was i? - quoting that president. okay, if s

. >> i picture the announcement saying michael feliz is up to bat for the yankees. >> reporter: theyked up bats at age two. then little league, trainers and elite camps. >> it's a big sacrifice. >> reporter: now kayla and her husband shuttle between new jersey and florida every few weeks so they can work and visit thirs sons who are in their third year at img academy, an elite boarding school and athletic training compound. roughly $48,000 for baseball tuition, $18,000 for school tuition. $10,000 for summer league and travel. total price tag for each son, more than $70,000. academics, while important, take a backseat. eric and michael spend nearly five hours a day on a field or in a weight room. all of the money doesn't just buy you private coaching or strength and agility training. you get access to cutting edge sports performance technology. like this device adapted from air force fighter pilot training to help young athletes strengthen eye muscles. it's designed to give kids an edge at ap early age. some here are as young as 8. >> we don't wanten children's identities to be wrappe

i was at yankee stadium in 2001 after the september 11th attacks.ple in new york needed a reason to yell. everyone was so emotional, so quiet around the city, to get out there and scream, there's no question it meant something to the city. but what about the ballplayers? you're saying hey it can help you emotionally and lift you up. do you think when you playeded in the nfl once that whistle went, were outside forces coming into play? >> i think the adrenaline is running. you feel a little bit of pressure from the city itself. but when the game starts it becomes the game once again. it's all about the preparation, the players, the coaches. obviously you feel the fans and you understand what the city feels about this whole situation. but now it becomes you're playing the game and everybody has to participate. you lose some of that adrenaline. now you're just focused on playing, executing and doing all the right things. >> on the one hand we have this inspiring story especially in boston. on the other hand the biggest story in baseball this year, larg

the yankees have gone a major league best 564 and 408. that is a 58% winning average since he came in 2008. >>> al deden smith was charged h felony charges of possession of an assault weapon. he is on a leave of absence from the team under going treatment for a substance abuse following a dui arrest. we'll have more sports news coming up later here on al jazeera. america. here are the headlines. president obama choice to be the next federal reserve chair says more needs to be done to strength enthe us economy. janet yell len is vice chair right now. she will likely continue the stimulus strategies if the senate confirms the nomination, yellen will be the first woman to lead the fed. >>> the house has voted to reinstate dead benefits for american sealed yours. the government shutdown suspense eed the payments. meetings are being held at the white house to end the nine day shutdown. the house g.o.p. was invited to a meetings tomorrow. meeting tomorrow. but a spokesperson for john boehner says only leader ship and select members will attend.

calling it the great war of yankee aggression on the floor of the house is not that different from waving con federal flag outside the white house. giving his -- in a letter circulated this summer demanding that john boehner used a threat of a government shutdown in support a bill to defund obama care, signed on the dotted line, and that's how congressman paul brown, georgia's tenth district became one of the people who is running the country. on week three of the government shutdown, are you feeling frustrated and confused, exasperated and wondering what was this all for again? we got a peek today of what will give you collarity and make you insane. that's next. >>> and now 15 day government shutdown, the risk of default is all for what, exactly? the republican ransom note went from defunding obama care to something of counter intuitive demands. today briefly, the house republican leadership showed their hand. they floated the idea of a new ransom. a pay cut for congressional staff. we mentioned this at the top. this has been an ongoing obsession of the gop since the shutdown of the gove

we'll tell you why he decided to stay with the yankees.nd one bad quarter last week doesn't have the bears offensive coordinator all that worried. dan roan is next with sports. but first let's see what's coming up on arsenio. just a couple minutes away from a great show. bill mahr talks about the shutdown of the government and obamacare and me. we also have a performance on the hip-hop legend mc light. the hip-hop legend mc light. hold onto don't just live with love your kitchen. the kmart home and furniture event is on now. come in today and save big on furniture, small kitchen appliances, and cookware. and shop your way members get $15 in points when they spend $100 or more. shop your way at kmart. get in. get more. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. ♪ [ male announ

. >> the cubs are waiting to hear from the man who is mulling over the yankees' latest offer. joe girardi to take his time since they have exclusive negotiating rights until november 1st. reports said the cubs will try to outbid the yankees but it is possible they may not get the chance to do it. postseason baseball the cardinals ticking on the pirates. the cardinals would win 2-1 to force a game 5 on wednesday in st. louis. the detroit tigers taking on the oakland a's today. oakland with the detroit 673 and give them a chance to win the series tomorrow night. tampa bay defeated the boston red sox today with a walk off home run. game 4 is tomorrow. the braves and dodgers are tied in their game right now. clay matthews is expected to miss a month with a broken thumb. this is a high- school football finish of the weekend. elk grove village taking on rolling meadows. this 52 yd touchdown. they win the game 34-33. >> thank you for watching have a great night. sometimes i think my family off the field... is sweatier and messier than my family on the field. so like the nfl i use tid

the great war of yankee aggression. >> of course there's no such thing as a free insurance card.ast part -- >> as worthless as the confederate dollar after the war between the states, the great war of yankee aggression. >> that's more commonly referred to as the civil war. calling it the great war of yankee aggression on the floor of the house is not that different from waving a confederate flag outside the white house. in a letter circulated this summer demanding that john boehner used a threat of a government shutdown in support a bill to defund obama care, signed on the dotted line, and that's how congressman paul brown, georgia's tenth district became one of the people who is running the country. >> on week three of the government shutdown, are you feeling frustrated and confused, exasperated and wondering what was this all for again? we got a peek today of what will give you clarity and make you insane. that's next. for sein a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even

cano only one of several situations involving the yankees. do you see their offseason playing out? >> they want to get under that $189 million salary luxury tax. they're hoping that alex rodriguez gets suspended so they can get that off the books and they have to resign robinson cano. he won't get the $300 million that he wants but i think he'll get close to $200 million and i'm not sure that anyone else will top that. >> and what is your sense of future of joe girardi. >> i think he stays. he stays with his family and takes a breather. i think he doesn't want to go to the cubs and be part that have rebuilding project. >> the red sox just win 12-2. we have another game coming up the tigers and the a's, baseball as you said, full swing. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> right now there is a tropical storm headed for the gulf coast and a tornado warning, maybe warnings. your forecast coming up with dave warren. >> coming up, washington is playing with fire and investors are worried they're going to get burned. how much risk does this have on the