. >> yankees and the red sox are battling for the top of the al east. aaron judge just crushed it off david price. that's the 22nd of the year already. but he wasn't the only one. the yankees hit since home runs in this game. 3 of the 6 came off the bat of that man. finished 3 for 4 with four rbi. halfway through the season the yankees have 137 home runs, half of a major league record, held by the seattle mariners. yankees just routed the sox 11-1. the teams are tied atop the division. if you didn't know it, today is bobby banea day. the mets wanted to get rid of him. fine. but starting in 2011 you are going to have to pay him $1.19 million every year for the next 25 years. yep. today is his payday. so that $5.9 million with 8% interest is work $29.8 million. yep. he gets paid for another 17 years. i have a feeling that whoever made that deal is no long there. sports report is sponsored by river rock >> they're happy. the mets are >>> this is >> once again, in headlines the county fire continues to grow, and it is now burning in parts of the bay area. 3

dad -- his dad was the -- was a yankee fan. the first game he saw at yankee stadium, he saw two home runs. he was elected as the tent commissioner and took office in january 2015. -- 10th commissioner and took office in january, 2015. he serves as executive vice president. he is a graduate of a school of industrial and labor relations and holds a law degree from harvard. join me in formerly welcoming -- formally welcoming back rob manfred. [applause] michael: your dad lived to see you become commissioner, that must've been a source of great ride. rob: my dad was a great sportsman, he liked all sports. i do not think there was a sport or game he did not know how to play. i was visiting my mom the other day and i noticed that she still has his cribbage board. who knows how to play cribbage other than my father? was nice on his 80th birthday and i was able to give him the first day's balk that was produced with my name on it. it was -- i was able to give him the first baseball that was produced with my name on it. michael: any pie

yankees win it all right. better stuff. earlie game one of the double header.elp from a guy who hadn't been a help at all lately. 0 for 25 slump. until bottom of the sixth. this 415 feet. who's counting over the fence off ccth saba. ninth dinger. orioles get the win 5-4. a special day for the d.c. united. not everyone can pull off a black suit in 90 degree weather. fans not worried about my fashion sense. eager to see this. g englands all time goal scorer. u see the ribbon cutting ceremony this afternoon. just blocks from nationals park. one of forbes magazine coolest neighborhoods in the world. fit game saturday is against vancouver. look, your feel good moment. surprise his mom with brand new car today. he brought it right to her house complete with a giant bow. what a moment for the redskins rookie. she really wanted a jet ski. >> it was good stuff. giving his mom a car. >> take car of (sound of otsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality t

his dad was a yankee fan. his favorite player was mickey mantle and in the first game he ever saw at yankee stadium, mickey mantle hit two home runs. in august of 2014, rob manfred was an elected as the 10th commissioner of major league baseball and took over in january of 2015. previously he served as baseball's chief operating officer, executive vice-president for economics and league affairs and as a xek if i have vice-president for labor relations and human resources. he is a graduate of the school of industrial and labor relations at cornell university and holds a law degree from harvard law school. please join me in formally welcoming back to the national press club, the commissioner of major league baseball, rob manfred. [applause] >> thank you. >> your dad lived to see you become commissioner. that must have been a source of great pride to him? >> you know, i think it was. my dad was a great sportsman. he liked all sports. as a matter of fact, it was broader than sport. i don't think there was a sport

yankees get five of the red sox.crease in guaranteed money and nfl contracts lately? todd gurley gets a four year deal for $60 million or to record for running back on the 60,000,045,000,000,000 guaranteed. it's football. lebron james led cleveland but kevin love is staying. a four year deal for 120 million weird twice as much to play football. 16 saves in the tour de france. farmers protested that they threw bales of hay onto the course. a teargas would have been intime ready by then got blinded. they had to be medically treated. belgium takes this. tumble over the wall. get this, he wasn't seriously injured and even got back on the bike and started filling. >> that's a fracture. >> they are also close together and look so dangerous. thank you for that. you can catch sports reports on fox news headlines 24/7 unserious xm channel 115. trains are coming up, sat breaking news we just received fiat chryslers long-term former ceo of sergio marky owning has died. we will get reaction from london straight ahead. cheryl: wh

dad this week to watch the yankees play the phillies. in the seats wearing his aaron judge jersey, james caught the eye of the yankees superstar right fielder in between innings. judge turned and threw a ball to james, so james threw it back. and then again. back and forth. and just like that, james was having a catch in the middle of a major league baseball game with his favorite player. >> i didn't realize until the day after like how amazing it was. >> the yankees broadcast team was watching, even noted james' talent, say, quote, i love this kid's arm. maybe a young prospect in the yankees organization. >> did you notice his dad's shirt? >> no. >> it's from the sandlot. brian has that shirt. it's got hot dogs and -- you have to see it. >> one of the graets players in baseball playing catch with a 10-year-old and again she's on the side of the lady falling through the ceiling. our final low goes to the feeling mom and dad had while watching their future unfold in front of them as their three adorable red-headed triplet girls worked tog

was weaned on the new york yankees. murders road maintenance of one and other yankee teams.me an extraordinarily of the new york military academy. he had no speed which will not surprise reviewers, but he was very powerful and strong and hit from the right-handed plate to such an extent the philadelphia phillies and my boston red sox wanted to sign him. they came up and wanted to sign him. host: to a minor-league contract? guest: they thought he would become a major league ballplayer. the red sox especially had visions of him tattooing the left-field monster and clearing it and going into what then was the left-field screen. he would've fit the red sox mold in terms of slow but powerful. trump did not want to do it and he said prophetically i did not want to make a spine money. i wanted to make real money and real money to him that going into development and the coming a zillionaire. first ofn to throb the before becoming president at fenway park. also wrigley field. he tattooed talk radio in the early part of this decade by talking about major-league baseball. he comes pres

-year-old new york yankee fan made the trip with his dad to watch the yankees play the phillies.the seats wearing his judge jersey, he caught the eye of the right fielder in between s judge turned and through a ball to james so james thugh threw it back and again, back and forth and just like that james was having a catch in the middle of a major league baseball game with his favorite player. >> i didn't realize until the day after like how amazing it was. >> the yankees broadcast team waswahing, even noted james' talent saying quote i love this kid's arm. maybe a young prospect in the yankee's organization. >> did you happen tootice his dad's shirt? >> no. >> brian has that shirt and it's from "the sand lot". >> really? >> the hot dogs and -- >> i was more focused one one o greatest players in baseball playing catch with a10-year-old shirt. >> it was ridiculous so, i notic noticed. >>> the feeling mom and dad had watching their fnfured as their three adorable red-headed triplet girls worked together on a daring crib break. it wasre cap on the baby monitor. on the right side of t

in the bottoms half, bryce harper came up against the yankees. homerun after homerun.ame went into extra innings. a blast into left broke the game open ais h team mates hit a homerun. national league followed up and the american wins 8-6 g >> they their money's worth. >> reporter:. >> reporr:his was one of the most thrill games which is a of fun, still aotf competition, everybody kind of cameto gether, you can see fs trickling out of the stadium now out of nats park. and let me direct you to the traffic, as much, a lot on one side, this was entirely grid loy.ed yest we've been out mere all a day in the hours leading up to the game, it was thrilling. a listen to the big storm. >> reporter: we could capture some thunder and lightening.an kfully theun came out. they chatted warmed up. we got a quick word in with mr. bryce harper hims a bill i allusive we asked him a questi that was on ever fan's mind >> are you staying in dc >> what a question. >> reporter: he's on a big -- everybody had such is a great attitude. we talked to a lot of fan about the reaction.>> it was amaz

i went to the yankee ge -- [ cheers yeah, amazing game. has been on the show, he's a giant dude. he's about like 15 feet tall and he's just jacked. [ laughter ] he's awesome. he's a great, great -- player for the yankees. he's areat hitter as well. hits home runs, everything, he's just good. t i was talking to him and he said, "i see youe games sometimes." 'cause i go in, i t with lorn lorne has great seats right behind home plate and you can see the players and it's unbelievable. so i go -- so i said -- he goes -- i say, "well don't look at me if you come to the game, 'cause i don't want to bother you, i want you to stay in your zone. and be like, 'yeah, i'm ready to hit homeruns.'" i don't want to be like, "hey, dude, hey, man!" [ laughter like, "it's good to see you again --" you know, whatever, so i go, itou don't have to look at me, don't worry abou i'm there to root for you, you do your job, you know?" he's like, "yeah, that's all right." ything.now don't do if you want, you can maybe point a bat at me." you know -- [ light laughter

, and this happened. >> announcer: the new york yankees wish a happy birthday to mayor rudy giuliani. >> crowd: boo! >> stephen: yowch! ( laughter and applause ) brr! i have not seen new yorkers that angry since all the time. ( laughter ) it is shocking to see rudy giuliani booed in a place he loves like yankee stadium. that's like trump getting booed at "porn burger." ( laughter ) yes. porn burger, you know their motto, come for the burgers, come for the porn. ( laughter and applause ) >> jon: ahh! >> stephen: it's because they're both that good. they're both that good! what? wo, get your mind out of the gutter! >> jon: woah, it's a family show; it's a family show. >> stephen: but, giuliani was able to put a positive spin on the whole ordeal saying, "i know yankee fans. they boo you when they love you." ( laughter ) 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." ( laughter ) and look how sad rudy looks at the very moment they're booing him. and i'm being told we have an actual recording of that phone conversa

dad was a yankees. his favorably was mickey mantle, and the first game ever saw at yankee stadium, mickey mantle hit two home runs. in august of 2014 rob manfred was elected as the tenth commission of major league baseball. he took office january of 2015. previously he served as baseballs chief operating officer, executive vice president for economics and public affairs and as an executive vice president for labor relations and human resources. he is a graduate of the school of industrial labor relations at cornell university and holds a law degree from harvard law school. please join in formally welcoming back to the national press club, the commission of major league baseball rob manfred. [applause] >> thank you. >> your dad to see you become commission. that must have been a source of great pride to him. >> i think it was. my dad was a great sportsmen. he liked all sports. it was brought up in sports. i don't think there's a sport or game i didn't have to play. i was visiting my mom the other day and

j my: at yankee stadium, yeah. >> at yankee stadium. i did the whole thing.that video? >> jimmy: it's my favorite thing. get ready for the best thing ever.sl 's at-bat at yankee stadium. walk me through this. take a looreat this. heou go. >> oh, my god. oh, yes. >> jimmy: look at this. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got a hit! >> yes, baby! the first swing, baby. >> jimmy: that's it. and then- >> my first hit! >> jimmy: and then ->> they got me out. >> jimmy: but then -- >> they got me out. >> jimmy: you're out. >> they got me out. >> jimmy: but then you just kept running. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] then you just kept running. [ cheers and applause ] dude, that is the best thing. [ cheers and applause ] i've never seen that done before. t when did ynk -- when did you decide that -- >> first -- >> jimmy: your comedy mind that you were going just run around the whole bases. >> first of all -- [ laughter ] that's what we do, as black people -- run. okay? [ laughter ] so i was not going to stop at the first base. >> jimmy: no. >> and i do

scott: i can't find the yankee order out here.emonis: ...shortly after he secured the coveted license from major league baseball. he eventually was able to place his mini bat, his top seller, in every major league baseball park. business was great, and they were pulling in over $4 million a year and making a hefty buck. but in 2008, a major sporting-good company entered the novelty game, and almost immediately, coopersburg's business was cut in half. today the company operates in a facility that's outdated, using a process that's pure chaos. scott: we're supposed to have 3,000, which is what the order's for. ben: whoever pulled it didn't put it on the inventory system. lemonis: while scott recently brought his kids, jackie... jackie: dad! lemonis: ...and ben to help run the company and bring in a fresh perspective... jackie: can we talk about sales goals? scott: [ sighs ] i got to get this done today. i mean, i don't have time. jackie: whatever. lemonis: ...scott is reluctant to let them make changes... ben: there's batteries that

also some season tickets to see the yankees play.ally more damaging evidence of e-mail communicat n communications related to manafort's work for the unicranian presideunicrane i -- ukrainian president and his party. the pro-kremlin ukrainian former leader. joining me is co-chair of antitrust group. we have gabby and eugene back with me. we know what the prosecutors have. why is this important? >> what you see here is a pretty expensive list of exhibits. you have a cooperating co-defendant, gates, who will testify against extensive, in terms of e-mails. in white collar criminal world, we refer to the "e" in e-mails as evidence. the issue is, will manafort testify? >> will he? >> frequently, when criminal defendants testify, it is a tough decision, as to whether it'll happen. how will he rebut this? >> the bottom line is this, bank fraud case here, they can say, look at the goods he collected, taking advantage of breaking the law. >> that's right. sometimes, we have what's called jury nullification, where there could be one or two jur

the yankees said he is not expected to needrg suy, but he'll be at least w threeeeks before he's able to swing a bat in game again. >> man. red sox would have done that, been some throwing down. >>> rock legend paul mccartney gave beatles fans a big star by rocking out thursday in the birth place of beatle mania. here's nbc's joe fryer. reporter: on the streets of liverpool, beatle mania is alive and w il. >> my dre to go back in time to the '60s and see them. this is the closest i'm ever going to get. >> liverpool! >>eporter: no needor a time machine. paul mccartney took the cavern club stage for a surprise concert. norte norte >> reporter: the beatles played the original cavern club from 1961 to3 which is why the band is known as the band's birth place. you could say sir paul was reborn. >> we playedhere. we didn't know if we'd ever have any future, but we did okay. >> reporter: the intimate giga announced with just hourti no drew a massive crowd with fans lining up for the free tickets. only about in.lucky souls got rare chance to relive yesterday. joe fryer, nbc news. >> really is

bush at yankee stadium, pres.s have used baseball with the first pitch he threw, derek jeter was thereught the country together and baseball has had that ability, it pains me that whether it is a democrat or republican many can't throw out the first pitch because half the stadium is blueing them. >> a plague on both their houses. donald trump, some of his rhetoric has exacerbated that division but certainly the resistance says it all in and of itself. they came to the division of the last two years determined they would not say a nice word about donald trump and have been true to that. both sides should cool it. both sides should say play ball and it would be nice if donald trump, incidentally, great baseball fan he has been, grew up on the yankees, played baseball for the new york military academy in the 1960s, philadelphia phillies and boston red sox wanted to sign him, so -- ed: a major league or? >> notably a shot but the red sox and phillies wanted to sign him but as he said memorably how pathetic is this? i didn't want to make baseball money. i wanted to make real money. real mon

just come back from that particular refugee camp and cox's so you were listening in to what yang yankee lee excuse me had to say and she really had painted a very grim picture of him in is bizarre. it's really we were hearing a lot of frustration from yankee li in that press conference as well frustrated at the fact that she's been denied the chance to go back to me and more since this past december she's not getting cooperation from the government of me and more in her mission as special repertoire on human rights in me and more and you know one of the key things she said then was that this reprehensible situation that exists in me and more for the ranger must in today she also said that there were hinge must be recognized as rule him by all parties and this is something that we heard again and again this past week when we were in cox's bazar there were hinge of population we're talking about almost a million that are. in cox's bizarre right now in the largest refugee settlement in the world many of the community leaders there are becoming much more emboldened in demanding citizenship

bush at yankee stadium, and presidents have used baseball with that first pitch he threw, derek jeter there, and brought the country together. and baseball has had that ability. it sort of pains me, whether it's a democrat or republican, that many can't throw out the first pitch now, because half the stadium is booing them. >> well, i think there's a plague on both of their houses. certainly donald trump, i think, some of his rhetoric has exacerbated that division. certainly the resistance says it all in and of itself. >> sure. >> they came to the division of the last two years, and they were determined they would not say a nice word about donald trump, and they've been true to that. i think both sides should cool it. i think both sides should say let's play ball. it would be nice, if donald trump, incidentally, great baseball fan he's been, grew up on mantel, played baseball for the military academy in the 1960s, the philadelphia phillies and boston red sox wanted to sign him. i don't know if you knew that. he could have been a major league ballplayer. >> donald trump had a shot to b

. >>> play of the day from major league baseball, the yankees taking on the orioles in baltimore. >> 2-1 pitch on the way, ground ball to short, that's going to be a base -- no. he caught it. an out! didi gregorius taking it behind him and denying the base hit. >> doing what derek jeter used to do not yankees, the fine defensive play, snag and throw. the yankees go on to win, shutting out 9-0 the orioles. >>> bart is thinking about moving its train service an hour later in the mornings. we'll tell you the reason why next. >> reporter: a 3-year-old boy is shot in east oakland and now police are looking for a suspect. i'll have the details coming right up. star who was paid hush money by the president's personal lawyer plus, why fire season >>> we're learning more about the overnight arrests of the adult film star stormy daniels who was paid hush money by donald trump's lawyer. >> why fire season is presenting new challenges for crews on the front lines. >> and it may be a little drizzly out there this morning. we do have low clouds hovering over a lot of the bay area. a sign that our

the yankees go on to win, shutting out 9-0 the orioles. >>> a 3-year-old boy was shot in east oakland last night. and now police are looking for a suspect. the details coming right up. >> commuters who leave their home in the east bay sometime before 4 a.m. may have their trip into san francisco disrupted soon. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> this morning the search for a gunman after a toddler is shot inside a car in the bay area. >> plus, taking center stage at nato. >> nato is helping europe more than it's helping us. >> president trump attacks american allies, then jets off to london. ♪[ music ] >> and the hero's welcome not man behind the cave rescue in thailand, a mission that almost ended in disaster. >>> thanks for waking up with us. good morning, it is thursday, july 12th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. the sun is r

we were talking about yankee tickets. i apologize.went very well, get along with them great. disagreed with them both,lo especially the u.s. open tennis every year. joining us now, the host of "michelle malkin investigates, award-winning show. they somehow screwed up and gave an award to a conservative. ihe have no idea how. >> [laughs] >> sean: howrv are you? this is the agenda. they want to impeach the president, they want their comes back, they want to eliminate i.c.e., open borders, obamacare, and they want the investigations to end. if i am wrong, if there is something i'm missing that the democrats are offering the american people, please tell me, because that is all they say or that is only want to do. >> that is a bottomha line, sea, it's not just abolishing i.c.e., it's abolishing the last founding principle that has helped preserve the greatness of our country. with particular regard to immigration, i can't tell you how relieved i am that we have a president who made promises to forgotten men and women in this country and is

the yankees announced judge sustained a chip fracture. here is the good news. now they're saying three weeks. let's hope so. turning to the nfl where quarterback carson wentz made his return to the field at eagles' training camp yesterday. after being sidelined during last year's playoffs following a season-ending knee injury. wentz who was just married, was asked about rehab over the summer. >> it was a great balance this summer, just being back in north dakota, doing things with the foundation but finding ways to keep workouts in. even on the honeymoon, finding ways to get rehab in and things like that. it was an amazing summer, i'll say that. >> where are you as far as rehab? >> i got some workouts in. in the fitness center. >> all right. there was no good answer. >> tmi, tmi. >> exactly. >> he turned like bright red. >> i like how he clarified that. >> in the fitness center. >> go on your honeymoon. >> i think it was inappropriate they were prying into his honeymoon workouts. thanks. appreciate it, bill. >>> still ahead, several come to rod rosenstein's def

rob, let's get us back on track with the weather. >> mets/yankees. what do you think? >> i know, right. we got tanaka tomorrow night. who do you have? >> i have a little rain coming in tonight. might last into tomorrow. so, i'm worried about some outdoor activities including baseball games this weekend on the east coast. this is what happened just moments ago. across northern parts of atlanta, cummings, georgia, to the northeast of atlanta, the lightning coming in ferociously. severe thunderstorm warnings posted and a little bit of damage in north georgia and the atlanta metro area lit up early this morning. also late yesterday, savannah, georgia, seeing some flooding rain there. this is part of the coastal system that's going to kind of come together with the inland system that's been driving the severe weather. a powerful jet stream going to do more like what we see in february or march than the middle of july. so here we go, rain starting to increase. really the peaking out tonight into the overnight period from the delmarva up through new england and look at these

. >> we're going to talk about abe yankees fox fun day. the first time i've been there. >> we went to the yankees game yesterday and met 0 our viewers i didn't see griff. we were there for two or three hours. we were mobbed. i didn't get to talk to griff there. >> the royals smoked the yankees though. >> that's true. >>> tampered tapes. rudy giuliani tells fox news that someone may have messed with the michael cohen recording with president trump. >> what we're investigating is how did that happen, what actually did happen, what was eliminated and then you've got to raise that question with every one of these tapes. how many did he play around with. >> giuliani who is president trump's lawyer says he had experts analyze the secretly recorded tapes. >> cohen's lawyer telling fox news, quote, mr. giuliani seems to be confused. he waived attorney-client privilege last week and has proved about the talked about the recording forfeiting all confidentiality. there we go. >> that was the big niez breaking last night with rudy giuliani telling fox

he blames yankees for starting the war. theirs "they're great -- aggressive fanaticism cause an ocean of tears to be shed, sacrifice the lives of millions of men and untold treasure. he goes along to defend slavery. been a lawful state institution and the responsibility laid with the states alone. the notionllenges that abolition had been one of the grand objects of northern soldiers. and he started that such was the revisionist interpretation of the radicals. "you cannot more deeply offend a --on soldier then i should say lines of union veterans started gathering on the side of the stage. of this is, even where it had been carefully orchestrated to celebrate reconciliation, even here they are talking about slavery. especially in the first decade, countless confederates defended the constitutional rights of southerners to own slaves, and conceded this was their right, to protect state right. in the retrospect slavery seems like such a monster thing that some of us are trying to prove that slavery was not the cost of the war

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it's hard like anything about the yankees, but he was baseballible. >> the nats minor league team immediates a new home. >>> first, it's a mee toe media today. up next, why police >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> we're taking a look atin a survivor in this photo here. you can see, the little hand there,ripping a finger. it's making roundsn social media. here's the story bebehind it. the baby was left alone in the woods of a national forest for several when they found him, he was facedown, buried under sticks and debris in 46-degree weather. it is miracle the baby is alive. he suffered scrapes andbr ses. police say they arrested 32-year-old francesle cr he said a baby could be barried in the wolves. no mention of who he is or who the weather is. well, it is hd to believe that bu tiny bery. >>> a pas for miami was all ready to go to barbados until he went throu the tsa at the airport. >> come on, seriously.ge >>s sized this python from the passenger. ssenger was fine. u.s. wish and wildlife took the snake. >> it's a computer. >> and looks like it's in pabtty hose or something. >> what's

also one yesterday for yankees broadcasters. been around for a third of america's life.n home run. >> it is high. it is god. that is a santoni and home run to deep right center. basically translates input not be stopped. his old radio michael kay did this at casting on television. in a near perfect call. yankees one. they stay within a game of the red sox's the nationals. paul o'neill having some fun. check this out. yesterday a home run robbing catch by kian broxton says the ninth-inning home run. watch this crowd. wow, that was gone. how he says that catch unbelievable. great stuff. for the second time this season and the fourth time in his career, check out the crafty side in slow motion. a move to evade the tag that james mccann. cubs win. you know that saying, cooler heads prevail. not with the cooler side is an opponent of the baseball bat in an angry frustrated baseball player. carlos gomez struck out in the second inning. on the gatorade cooler. he makes the guys are going into the dugout. gomez was about the second straight that he should've been hit. but he got

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the yankees, dodgers and the indians in talks to trade him.hey think they can get a lot of value for him. maybe more pitching. and in return, at the end of the year, you can re-soin hign him bring him back. fans are weighing in. listen to those that we were talking to this morning. >> mixed i like bryce. i'm afraid he's not affordable run.his team for the long >> you have to look at the long- >> tim: interests of the team. if we're being honest, they're not so great this year. i would be sad to s them go. i would understand if they pulled the trigger. >> at the end of the day, this is a business. and bryce harper is looking for a contract into the future that would range from $300 million for that contract. that's a lot tofo look ou he's not having the best season. he has 25 home runs. he did just win the home run derby. but theon nas, as a people, are six games out of first place. so, the team could b willing to listen to offers. if theynd do thatrade him away, you're throwing up the signal that this season is done. it could be an interesting

te the yankees and the dodgers will probably be big players for bryce harper. it would be such an end of an era to see bryce harper leave this team. >> 100%, adam. who wouldn't want bryce harper at this race. adam tuss reporting live for us. >>>oming up, back-to-school means the return of tax-free shopping week. >> it time t shop and save money. the dates you want to keep in ind. >>>plus, how scientists are reversing the aging i process mice. >> what it means for humans. >>> and under investigation, a new mom falls ill, calls an ambulance. the paramedics question the ability to pay the bills. >>> thisg, morn we have fog around to start off the tuesday. as you're driving out there, patchy fog. you may need the wipers, too. the aredrizzle across temperatures not too warm. but scattered showers in the forecast, especially later this afternoon. check back in a few minutes to see how long this a you know when you'ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want foback to school. and it feels

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circuit and that is considered the the twenty seven yankees of the best of bench possible for future skoda judges they deal almost exclusively with administrative cases and i'm going to tell you them there are some of the most boring reading you have ever had the opportunity to even get to you know people have a couple of things a couple of misunderstandings let me clarify something and listen carefully and put this in the record books and freeze this role against wade will never be overruled it will never be reversed it will always be the law of the land i promise you i guarantee you the legislature has made a limited someone there may be some curtailing in terms of what is funded it what is not but a woman's fundamental reproductive right to an abortion whatever you want to call it will never ever be interrupted or impinged upon you have my word on this this is a scare tactic and a waste of our time what it may be comforting for some pit folks but i'm sure that the democrats on the senate side will continue to raise these concerns you know. and i prefer that you have read a lot of

now yankee. the oakland a's are trading their traditional packet. buy ticket packages that are not tied to one particular seat. instead of season tickets, it is a's access. members will have access to 50% discounts on concessions. 20-ounce, four bucks. 25% off merchandise. for sport, lebron james said this last about president trump. >> trying to use or to divide and that's something i can't relate to because i know that sport was the first time i ever was around someone way. sports had always been something that brought someone together. >> while the president had been part of the narrative, dallas cowboys right in the thick of things last week announced his players will stand for the anthem now. he's been told by the nfl hush up on the subject. cheryl: he will listen than to just be clear. lea: he said the president is in sports to divide us. i have to ask the question who kneeled first for the anthem. >> kaepernick did. cheryl: jerry jones has been very clear this is my team. i am paying salaries and this is the way it's going to go. >> a little

he was not the only -- gm for the new york yankees came out on the same letter and said we agree withharacter, coming out and making a statement on behalf of somebody's character is far from campaigning or stumping for someone. heather: kathy, the nfl will still be making political statement by allowing players to stay in the locker room in terms of the national anthem. that's still a political statement. >> which the players union is not happy about, which trump seems to agree with, so the players and trump agree on this one. they're not happy with this kneeling for the anthem or staying in the player's room, so no one seems to like roger gadell on this one, i don't think either side is happy with that. i think everyone can agree that no one wants to see politics on the field. heather: what type of society is it, michael, when you can't support one side or the other, when you can't just publicly come out and say, hey, i support this, or i support that because of fear of the backlash that you'll get? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i think that vÍctor cruz is perfectly entitled to be in a ca

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. ♪ >> it's b, yankee stadium.garrett reisman carried a vial filled with dirt from the pitcher's mound to the international space station. >> reverend john stout made it his mission at nasa to land a bible on the moon. he dies in december 2016. his son, jonathan, is his sole heir. the minister's estate includes hundreds of valuable microfiche bibles, many of which reached the lunar surface aboard nasa's apollo missions. did it ever occur to you it wasn't yours? >> no. no. i was always told at some point those would be reverted over to me, but if carol mersch has her way, i won't get anything. >> carol mersch? that's right, the author we met earlier claims the bibles belong to her, not jonathan. you're not a family member. why would be entitled to any of the stouts' property? >> that's a subject that is complicated and up for review by the courts now. >> carol's story goes back to 2005, when she was interviewing 14 astronaut edgar mitchell for a book she was writing. she says she noticed this photo in his office sho

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. >> anthony: i'm a yankee. so, for me, it's kinda shocking to see this flag.s to a 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 chaney, 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've traveled the world since then, and i've visited and learned to love many places not my own. cu

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