his book is "the yankee way."g up, a wall street veteran has some practical advice for students, for a -- everyone in terms of how to get job and develop a successful career. ♪ >> graduation season is just around the corner. students, are they really prepared for the real world? ben carpenter says in many cases the answer is plain no. the wall street veteran has written a book that is called "the bigs." i will let you tell the story of why you decided to write the book. >> i decided to write the book because my eldest daughter avery got her first job post college almost exactly two years ago and the first thing she wanted to do was to ask to start a week later. i realized at that moment that this daughter of mine who is so engaging and so bright and so well-educated did not understand what the real world was going to demand of her. in an absolute panic i sat down and typed out on my blackberry 22 bullet points of what she needed to know in the real world and then i did not stop writing. >> part of the book describ

called thebook yankee way?it is defined in different ways but for me the yankee way is simply about winning. it is about legacy. it is about being a part of history. and going about your business with expectations of winning championships. be parteen fortunate to of a lot of championships. you feel that on a regular basis as a yankee. >> if you are with the yankees derek jeter feels that to this day. you feel that because when she walked into the clubhouse you are around these great players. not everybody. over, we torre took got back to some calm. the championships speak for themselves. it is about the legacy of what the yankees are in their winning tradition. >> as a yankee do you notice while you are playing the whole yankees of the new york whether it is the media, whether it is television, appearances, commercials, do you feel that when you are playing? >> you do. especially when you win the championships. you do feel that. where almost treated like rock stars in a way. we get a falling all over the countr

and i'm about to get booed by some yankees fans. >> are you a yankee fan?> now, robinson cano is coming back to yankee stadium tomorrow night for the first time since becoming a seattle mariner. are you going to boo him? >> of course. >> all right, well we have this picture of him right behind you. so, whenever you're ready, go ahead and boo it as much as you want. >> boo. you're no longer welcome here. bye. >> try it again. >> you no longer -- [ laughter ] >> robinson cano is coming back to yankee stadium tomorrow night for the first time since becoming a seattle mariner. are you going to boo him? >> i'm going to boo the [ bleep ] out of him. [ laughter ] >> well, whenever you're ready. go ahead. >> all right. >> give him your best boo. >> boo! you suck! [ laughter ] how was it? >> that was awesome. maybe, try it -- try it again. >> should i try it again? [ laughter ] >> how you doing, robby? welcome back to new york. >> thank you. [ laughter and applause ] yes sir. thank you. >> no problem man. >> are you going to boo him? >> you know, he won a world seri

my guest tonight played for the new york yankees for 19 seasons.e baseball's all-time saves and e.r.a. leader. his new book is called "the closer." ladies and gentlemen, let's go to the ben and bring him out. mar juano rivera -- mariano rivera, come here! [cheers and applause] ♪ sandman. the greatest of all time, you are the michael jordan, the babe ruth of relief pitching. no one comes close to you. and i'm so mad about it. [ laughter ] >> jon, i know you are mad but -- >> jon: is that a yankee jersey? >> definitely. >> jon: thank you so much because i was going to clean my car. >> you can put it on top of your bed. [laughter] >> jon: this is lovely thank you so much. this is wonderful. >> jon, i feel bad for you, man. you know what i mean? >> jon: i know. >> you have been suffering all these years. trying to help you out. >> jon: it's terrible. do you know mets fans? do you ever meet them on street? do they have -- >> i have a friend. >> jon: i'm so sorry. >> i feel sorry, too. [ laughter ] i have a friend that comes to my house dressed. >> jon:

>> yankees world series rings, 1958, bob turley. he was the mvp of the 1958 series. >> all yankee.ee auction. >> what we have here is mostly yankees and it includes things from all teams in various sports as well. >> good luck. >> my pleasure. >> watch that watch. >> getting a little shifting over here. >> hey, everybody. thank you for watching "street signs." >> "closing bell" is coming up next. see you tomorrow. >>> and welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffith. we are watching these markets back away from all-time highs. the dow is setting lows for the session right now, down 85 points. the s&p is down about seven points, and the nasdaq is down 22. not a huge selloff, but we are backing away here. >> if you want to talk about huge, it's what's happening in the treasury market today. >> yes. >> or what we should say is a culmination of what's been happening in the treasury market. a week or two ago everyone was saying it's a big

the yankees will be in the mix.petition is different now. >> you were close to jeter for many years. what makes him great? >> what can you say about this kid? he has it. that it factor. when you walk into the clubhouse, you can feel his presence. his parents did a great job raising him. from day one, you knew he belonged. he had a confidence, a swagger. i knew he would be one of the best players of all time and one of the greatest yankees of all time. a first year hall of famer. that's phenomenal. i got the opportunity to work with the team for spring training. had him for a rookie and 20 years later. stay held think, derek. guys, do it for the captain. get it done. >> be happy to make the playoffs right now. willie, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> great to see you. up next, something that they could have used. an ivy league school tells students to wake up to their privilege. that's next. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoo

the yankees were playing in chicago.bino. >> i'll never forget it was a tough series...both clubs riding each other, doing everything to get each other's goat. well, after this one... >> after two strikes, ruth says he wanted to send a message. >> and at that point, he points. >> you can barely see him pointing in this picture from a spectator. legend has it, he was showing just where he was going to send the ball. >> but nevertheless, the next pitch comes in -- it is low and away -- and ruth goes down and gets it and hits the longest home run in the history of wrigley field. >> some people don't believe he was really calling the shot. they claim he was pointing at something else. but ruth would always say he pointed to the american flag, and that's where he hit the home run. do you think he called the shot? >> oh, yeah. yeah, he called it. he is telling everybody that something big is gonna happen, and it did. >> coming up, i get to go where very few people visit. you can call it "the vaults of sports history." ♪ americ

former yankee second baseman willie randolph is here to explain why the yankee way it's the way it is later this hour. up next, his energy bill was derailed by the controversial keystone pipeline. we're going to get senator rob portman's thoughts on that and much more. you're watching "morning joe." be right back. 0 second his room is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! you always get the lowest price book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee >>> unfortunately, many americans live on the outskirts of hope. some because of their poverty. and some because of their color. and all too many because of both. our task is to help replace their despair with opportunity. and this administration today, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. >> that's lyndon johnson 50 years ago, declaring a war on poverty. now with the republican senator from ohio, rob portman who has

on the field, the yankees get a rbi double from alfonso soriano to break a scoreless tie.the only one in a 1-0 yankees win. >>> when we return, wine country warmup. we'll look at the effects of rising temperatures on grape crops used to make wine. their homes by nine separate wildfires near san diego. we have the latest on efforts contain the flames -- and se homes. the woman charged with attacking a four- year-old a tire iron appears in cour what prosecutors claim was r motive. and the little chihuahua th captured hearts after being rescued from a busy east bay freeway -- is home this morning... we'll tell you at the family reunion... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here's another look at this morning's top story. firefighters are hoping weakening winds and cooler temperatures help them gain control over several wildfires burning in southern california. more than a dozen homes have been destroyed and 15 square miles burned. >>> the warm weather in california is a win

just because you do not partner with the yankees, individuals can still sell the yankee tickets on stubnd they do. >> are they making it more difficult for your customers to get their tickets to go to the yankees games. >> they are trying things. they are trying to get an advantage because they have another partner and a marketplace they endorse. they're trying to make it harder to sell on stub hub. we do about five times the business as their official marketplace. >> what are your best cities? , then chicago, and then los angeles. the way we measure success is the value of tickets sold. >> what are the conditions? >> part of this is population density. part of it is how well the teams have done. in a market like new york, where you have the rangers in the playoffs, in the past you had the yankees doing really well. newhat about the fact that york is the financial center of the world? do you see ticket prices higher in new york city than l.a.? >> absolutely. as an example, the rangers are playing tomorrow. the lowest priced ticket on stub hub, all fees included is $480. , theu want to s

the difference between the garden and yankee stadium is that city field and yankee stadium are on city-owned land. part of the agreement is they pay pilot payments in lieu of taxes corresponding to the amount of money they'd pay in property taxes had it not been city-owned land which they leased to the mets and the yankees. >> you know, the thing that i think surprised a lot of people, because there has been benefits given to different organizations for a number of things. the fact that it went on indefinitely, how did that happen? >> it was a glitch in the legislation. the mayor testified years later that he was upped the -- under the impression when he struck the deal that it would last 10 years as most of the traditional property tax exceptions do, from 1982 to 1992. someone changed the legislation or the final legislation had no expiration and it continued constantly since 1982. has the new york legislature known about the deal, or not. >> they have. >> maddison square gardens has a lot of lobbyists. once something is in place, it's hard to change that. my legs ration has 40 sponsors, it

a yankee institution of allegedly higher education. [laughter] and when the great war broke out, he volunteered as a fighter pilot and shot down a considerable number of huns. fockers. that's a technical airplane term. [laughter] eleven kills, actually, to be precise. and then he came home and wrote a novel about it called "warbirds," and it became a huge bestseller. but he was cleverer than most writers which is to say he did not continue to be a writer. [laughter] he, wanting to afford the finer things in life, he went into the family business, textiles. and made a far better living, i suspect, than he would have had he remained a writer. so how's that for south carolina connections? does that suffice? [applause] but, you know, even so, even so my in-laws still refer to me as that yankee katie went and done married. [laughter] but enough about them. as a matter of fact, the title of my new book is, indeed, "but enough about you." i'm not going to bore you by telling you how truly wonderful it is other than to say that it's attractive

yankees take a 1-0 lead.t would be all the scoring for the night as they shut out the mets for the second game in a row. that makes bill happy, right? >> it's all right. beating the met sincere like, eh. >> just kind of eh, all right. walk-off wins yesterday, though. take a look at this. >> now the pitch. base hit to right center. one run is in. they're going to try to score lucroy. there's the throw. he's in there! >> going to go right after it. liner to left field. >> get down. >> down for a hit. suzuki heading around third. aaron hicks is the walk-off winner today. >> breaking pitch out toward left. going back on it. it's gone, walk-off style and angels pick up the victory. >> angels beat the rays, twins beat boston in extras and brewers topped the pirates. >>> tara the cat, fearless feline that saved this boy from a neighborhood dog. >>> bakersfield blaze, minor league baseball team is honoring that heroic kitty by having her throw out the baseball. it's unclear how logistics will go. >> i was concerned y

the street outside yankee stadium once named river avenue is now rivera avenue. not much of a change, but did bring a smile to his face. >>> just ahead, an oscar winner finally gets a star on hollywood's walk of fame. >>> a preview of what "the voice" may look like next season. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning, the storm system that moved to california yesterday is now heading into areas of southern nevada. it is going to bring some storminess to the inner mountain west. behind it, trailing it, not a lot of moisture available. so we're getting cooler type air mass, only 69 today in l.a. behind that storm. at least we're dry, very little in the way of any travel impact. then as we move into wednesday, we still watch the slow moving storm in the inner mountain west. everybody status quo in much of the west. the next chance of wet weather in the northwest and the next system that will move in will come in thursday, maybe linger a little bit into friday. so no big warmup for the northwest. but we will see california towards the

' even so, my in-laws still refer to me as the yankee. but enough about them. as a matter of fact the title of my new book is enough about you. i'm not going to bore you by telling you how wonderful it is other than to say that it's attractively packaged. the author introductions make me think about the author paragraph on the back of the books. you're familiar with them i know patricia is. these are the paragraphs that the authors pretend they didn't write and consider the greatest writers and f. scott fitzgerald. after a number of books, five or six i sort of got bored about the author paragraph. there wasn't really anything more to say to begin with, so i just sort of started making them up. about the author paragraph in this book it said that he has been an advisor to every american president since william howard taft. so i was on day number ten of the book to her. instead of waterboarding and the sending of a seal team six day aren't just some terrorists on book tours. they found out where bin laden had been hiding lots faster. so you get a little punch. i

. >> in sport a day to forget for the new york yankees - outplayed and outclassed in chicago.obin is standing by with the details. is justice really for all? >>> a turkish movie is to win the palm d' or. >> reporter: political statement tore a movie. the latter say "winter sleep "s maker. it's been tipped for the palm d'or. "tales of chekhov", others reported to prime minister recep tayyip erdogan and the crack down. "winter asleep" is the power of a wealthy man with a skewed moral compass trying to control the destinnies of his subject. for the producer it's a reapplication of society than an -- reapplication of society than an individual. it's not a similarity which with character or persons. it is from turkey, and turkey itself is a character too. >> freedom of speech, freedom of expression is an issue that comes up time and time again. we have seen that this year with the likes of a ban on twitter and youtube. cinema is different. it tells stories in a sut ler way. it employs metaphors. is that enough to grant some form of immunity, and will that keep the censors away. >>

we're doing this he said, she said segment with yankee -- former yankee great jorge posada and his wifeaura. they're fun. >> they're lovely, lovely. plus how to get lots of free stuff. that's all anybody cares about anymore. and "ambush makeovers." okay. you had a big event last night. >> well, we -- it was an event honoring barbara walters who has been in the business for as long as any of us can remember. she was gorgeous and stunning last night. and, again, she's stepping down from "the view" in her on-air capacity. it was funny seeing all the journalists over the years and each person who was influenced by her. >> everybody has a barbara story. >> she was a trailblazer who was probably just doing her job and didn't even realize she was blazing a trail. oh, that's me photobombing. like a total weirdo. >> i would have loved to have been there. >> and a couple of other cool photos this is meredith, savannah, megan and meredith was in rare form as usual. >> as usual. did she drop a few bombs of her own? >> of course, she did. we took this picture with robin and amy. and someone -- i did

the yankees fell to a 6-1 defeat at wrigley field. his 42-game unbeaten run that started in japan in august 2012 is now over. >>> all of the day's big sports stories are covered in depth on our website, aljazeera.com/sports as well as how to interact with the team using twitter and facebook. aljazeera.com/sports. thanks for watching. >>> thanks for that, robin. the ownership of one of the greatest rock compositions of all time is being disputed in a court of law. [ music ] rock band led zeppelin is accused of copying part of its 1971 classic "stairway to heaven" from this. [ music ] >> that was the 1968 hit "taurus" played by spirit. surviving members of led zeppelin deny the acquisition. both groups toured together in the u.s. in the 1960s. >>> thanks very much for watching. another full bulletin of news is coming up. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainmen

by the time the yankees take -- myers has an inside the park home run. he ended up with four rbis in the day as tampa won 5-1. >>> highly entertaining warriors season ended last night in los angeles with the game seven loss to the clippers. there are knowns and unknowns heading into the offseason. the biggest unknown right now is the status of coach mark jackson. fred inglis was in los angeles last night. he had that and more on other issues. >> top to david lee. >> reporter: game seven like the entire play off series was loaded with drama. sometimes it was classic theater. sometimes it looked like a bad movie where the two teams took turns being heros and goats. >> we fought back. it came down to the last few plays. they made the necessary plays with two minutes to go to pull away and win the game. >> you tasted it and you want more. this year it stinks for sure. because you fight like i said seven games. that's a lot of fighting. you know on the court and we, we left it all out there. >> the sixth seeded warriors knew that losing bogut was a major blow

adam dunne gives the white sox bragging rights over the yankees. >> pope francis is holding a mass at the start of his three-day tour of the middle east. he'll also get to see the refugee crisis for himself. behind you we can see the pope performing mass to what seems to be the christians of jordan, and perhaps the region. >> correct. he arrived about an hour ago. the mass is going to be the major event marking his 24 hours visit to jordan, which is quite short. this mass is three hours long. as you mentioned thousands of people, not only jordanians, but people who came here from western countries as well as refugees, we met some iraqi refugees, christians who had left their country about three months ago who said that they could no longer live in their hometown. they were literally, they say, kicked out and told there is no place for christians in iraq. so this is what is overshadowing the visit of the pope to jordan. all the violence in jordan. the refugee who is have come here whether syrian or iraqis, and they believe this is a gesture of support and they appreciate and they calle

. >> i'm a yankee. so, for me, it's kind of shocking to see this flag. lot of people. first and foremost meaning i'm not a yankee and i don't much care what you think. there's no doubt that much of mississippi history is ugly. from slavery, which was pretty much the backbone, the foundation of industry here from the get-go, to jim crow, lynchings to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady in 1955. the assassination of medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james cheney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i have traveled the world since then, and i have visited and learned to love many places not my own, cultures a

jeff samardzija pitched seven scoreless innings against the yankees. cubs up a pair in the ninth, but new york has the bases loaded when darwin barney tries to turn a double play, but throws it away and two runs score. it's still tied at two in the 13-th with jose veras on the mound... and a wild pitch allows the go-ahead run to score. cubs lose 4-2. with a one- four- six e-r-a, but he's winless in ten starts this season. the spurs beat oklahoma city for a two- oh lead in the western conference finals. in the w-n-b-a, the sky beat connecticut to remain undefeated. >> it's like everybody in town can still from that guy. >> great pitcher but no w. but stich a look at our day. 60 degrees today. 62 by 10:00 a.m.. 5:00 p.m. we're down to 68. today's high temperatures 70 degrees. short sleeves or long sleeves, it's your decision. it won't be very cool. expect to stay dry today and through much of the three day weekend. details on the next chance of rain in a moment. >> a few hot spots out there this morning including some overnight roadworks slowing things d

dominicanos, entre otros, los grupos de mayor crecimiento, el zoolÓgico del bronx y el estadio de los yankeesdecadencia que pla go sus calles inspira pelÍculas. >>> el bronx se estÁ quemando ha quedado atrÁs. >>> la guagua que pasa por ahÍ son turistas, eso no se veÍan tes, el bronx tiene mÁs que enseÑar de lo que la gente piensa de lo negativo. >>> hoy el bronx vive un renacimiento. >>> este es un teatro latino. >>> julio pavon llegÓ de puerto rico a los cuatro aÑos, lleva mÁs de medio siglo viviendo aqÍi y ha sido testigo del re nacimiento del barrio que el 53% son hispanos, el lugar con mÁs latinos de new york, por lo que le llaman el condado de la salsa. >>> los in migrantes siempre fueron parte del bronx, se empiezan a mudar, el bronx cambia, puertorriqueÑos y afroamericanos llegaron acÁ. >>> el bronx particularmente era bastiÓn de los judÍos, hoy ese mismo vecindario es donde se celebran los desfiles de los hispanos en el bronx. >>> en los tiempos de antes era una finca. >>> finca que construyÓ el inmigrante holandÉs jonas bronx. >>> en honor su nombre. >>> cuando no se permitÍa beber a

a panamÁ llegÓ un cazatalentos de los yankees. >> haciendo quÉ? lanzar. yo no sÉ lanzaron. estados unidos buscando un sueÑo, con talento y con ganas de triunfar pero asustado por la barrera del idioma. >> habÍan momentos difíciles, fÉlix, yo me retiraba a la cama llorando, muchas veces pasaron. no por el juego, porque el juego es el juego, sino la comunicaciÓn, no podÍa comunicarme, fÉlix, hasta que decidÍ aprender inglÉs. >> en los de amantes descubriÓ, casi por casualidad, un lanzamiento que Él, ferviente cristiano, de misa diaria en la iglesia que Él mismo construyÓ, atribuye a un regalo divino que lo transformÓ de un pitcher mÁs a una sÚper estrella. >> el pitcheo que se llama la recta cortada, fue dios quien me lo dio, no fue mariano rivera quien aprendiÓ solo, es mÁs, mariano rivera estaba tratando de parar el movimiento del picheo. >> apague y vÁmonos le decÍan los aficionados, "el cerrador", es el tÍtulo de su libro, una de las posiciones mÁs difÍciles del mundo del bÉisbol, de pocos lanzamientos depende un juego, una temporada, y millones de dÓlares. >> yo tenÍa un

is bayern munich the yankees of germany? >> i would say yes. >> let's talk about the business of bayern munich. because we've shown the stadium which you own, you have no debt, several of your owners are outside of the world of sports. you have audi, i believe has about 8%, others have stakes. tell me about the business of running the team and how you've managed to do so well. >> the most important thing for us are our core values. we have shareholders and stakeholders but the club is owned by the members. we have more than 250,000 members who are owning the club with 75%. and our core values, our tradition is very important for us. i think we are doing a good job but what we're doing first is we have to earn the money and then we can spend it. we will never, never spend more than we earn. >> you don't happen to work for the european central bank, do you? >> well -- what is very important for us as well, we are still a soccer club. so there is not an owner who says, you have to do this and this, investing money in our club a

last night the yankees played the red sox at fenway park.ankees pitcher, was ejected from the game for cheating. look at this. see, there is a little conversation on the mound. the umpire checked his neck. threw him. threw him out of the game. he found out he was wearing drakar, which is against the rules. of the majors. he had pine tar on his neck. gives pitchers a better grip on the ball. a sticky, a performance enhancing schmutz. and it's -- it's illegal to use it. i don't know why they assumed he was using it to throw the ball. maybe he was giving his neck a piney scent. either way -- he has been suspended ten games. he said he was upset. he is going to learn from the mistake and hopes to stay strong. and teammate a-rod has just the supplements to help him do that. a strange new product coming to your liver this fall, palcohol, have you heard of this? powdered alcohol. really? palcohol, crystal light that will get you drunk. it comes in little pouches. each one is equal to a shot of alcohol. great for astronauts looking to get wasted in

to baseball game that they sing ymca all the time at the nationals game: >> that started with the yankeesy, carville, the yankees ground crew started that i want everybody to know i went to high school county motorcycle guy. i think he was expelled. anyway, so even carville, even james carville, kate, an uber leftist admits that this is insanity. >> i didn't say insanity. i didn't see it. >> you just don't see it. >> i would say extreme to me. i wuntd say it's insanity. >> look, the political correctness bill is not the mom complaining school's reaction. a guy is arrested because he complains about a sexually expolitics sit book that his daughter is forced to read that does not fall into the politically correct class. you can't be a christian and white guy and be offend od and have somebody respond to you. this is actually a big problem. a stupid case but a broader problem. >> i want to tell carville if i were the school board chief? fargo, north dakota. do you know what i would have done, carville? i would have put another show into the talent show macho man and had the first graders sin

red sox tickets have a huge premium for yankee's games.red sox tickets average $146 but they jump to 295 when they play the yankees. on the other side of the country there's an 82 percent premium between los angeles legals angels and dodgers. they draw 70 percent premium to the giants. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> it is 12 minutes to the top of the hour. horror at a already grizzly crime scene as a driver plows through crowds of people. >> handcuffed -- a book she was assigned to read at school. >> i am 50 i am no prude and i have never read anything like that in my life. why he says the fight is far from over. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. but if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of

you signed in 1990 with the yankees for $2,000. that's it.he didn't even speak english. what was it like getting that call, the call -- the call to the big leagues? >> oh, man. >> look at you light up just thinking about it again. >> robin, that was -- that was something. i was in bed jumping. >> jumping on top of the bed like a little kid? >> like a little kid. robin, it was -- it was something special for me. i will never forget that moment. >> and he never looked back. becoming not only a transcendent pitcher but a beloved teammate. the final game. andy pettitte, derek jeter, going out there. when you saw them coming out to get you, what was going through your mind? >> robin, wow. this is it. it hit he like a ton of bricks. this is it. i was strong for the whole year, but at that moment i couldn't hold it anymore. >> how is this for drama. >> the teammates who had been his family helping him say good-bye, but his real family waiting at home with open arms. and the person that has been with you every step of your journey, clara. >> clara. >

. >> like the time that sarah palin took her 14-year-old daughter to the yankees game and he said one awkward moment for sarah palin at the yankees game her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez and her daughter was 14. he actually was mistaken. he thought he was talking about the older one apparently. he hasn't apologized for that one. >> no, and i don't think he will. >> lewenski is unique here in that unlike august the other characters in the situation that happened with her and president clinton. they have all been able to move on, including the woman who leaked the taped phone calls. all these people have been able to lead their lives. she has been frozen in time. she was victimized by the whole thing. she was very young, just in her early 20's and her life just basically stopped point was a good one. >> it's a little bit late. >> career. >> the clintons are all doing great. everyone else is doing fine. >> she was chasing a story. she wanted a scoop. >> now she is pretending -- >> -- barbara walters didn't mock her. >> she didn't make cruel jokes not funny, like they are insu

he produced his first shutout for the yankees in their 4-0 win. solarte and teixeira both hit home runs. >> the long wait for a european trophy goes on, beaten by penalties in the europa league final. the spanish side were perfect in a shootout. this was the third title win in just nine seasons. >> more misery for fans with thousands gathering to watch the final on big veins in the portuguese capitol of lisbon. they haven't now won a european trophy since 1962 and have lost eight consecutive finals in that period. >> the best team did not win the league, the players should be congratulated. there's nothing i can criticize. we have to leave this game with our heads held high. >> well, i think the best team won. we have fought until the end as we have won. it's his opinion and of course we respect him and i think the result was fair. >> a brazilian won't be featured in the winning side since 1991. the match being played at the stadium which will host world cup games, they led 1-0 after the first leg. the second finished 1-1. they advance to the fina

how on earth is this team worth the same as the new york yankees?e some of these franchise values that forbes has estimated are probably not as accurate as they are. and, two, i think it shows you, if you've got money and clearly you view a sports franchise as possibly a toy or something elsewhere you could cross-promote your own business interests in other ways, that's the way to go. and people are out there willing to pay the money. that's the shocker to me. >> steve ballmer now has $18 billion instead of 20. this is a guy who can still order the appetizer at dinner. it's not like it's going to affect his life. now he's one of the i think 70 people in america who own a major franchise. >> but it's the very point, the whole notion of the yankees and the manchester united are suddenly behind the clippers for actual sale value. >> the clippers. let me repeat that. the clippers. >> that is frankly insane. >> but that obviously all of these other teams' value is going to skyrocket. the clippers are worth $2 billion, the lakers have got to be worth $7 b

or learn from yankees. >> how was the food?t down there for the first time and my friend said "everything's cover in sugar and fried." >> that's not true also. where did the food that we call southern down home old school southern cooking, where did that come from? who created that food? what we're calling southern food now on tv, how is that different than the -- is it the real thing or is it a mutation? you know, the traditional southern cooking in its purest, earliest form and over time was a very different and often healthier thing. >> you can see more of anthony bourdain later tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. he takes on bolder flavors, bigger adventures, he's exploring punjab, india, for "parts unknown." 9:00 p.m. eastern later tonight. >>> now the story that had a lot of people holding their breath. would a three-year-old colt about to make history be allowed to wear a nasal strip next month at the belmont stakes? now we have an answer and the answer is yes. new york racing officials deciding california chrome may use it. goo

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to baseball game that they sing ymca all the time at the nationals game: >> that started with the yankeesrville, the yankees ground crew started that i want everybody to know i went to high school county motorcycle guy. i think he was expelled. anyway, so even carville, even james carville, kate, an uber leftist admits that this is insanity. >> i didn't say insanity. i didn't see it. >> you just don't see it. >> i would say extreme to me. i wuntd say it's insanity. >> look, the political correctness bill is not the mom complaining school's reaction. a guy is arrested because he complains about a sexually expolitics sit book that his daughter is forced to read that does not fall into the politically correct class. you can't be a christian and white guy and be offend od and have somebody respond to you. this is actually a big problem. a stupid case but a broader problem. >> i want to tell carville if i were the school board chief? fargo, north dakota. do you know what i would have done, carville? i would have put another show into the talent show macho man and had the first graders sing tha