all of a sudden yankee comes out, the name yankee. so i said, "yankee? yankee shot you?"i don't know." "he was there?" "yes, he was there." and i could not get him to say yankee shot him, but he's putting yankee at the scene. >> announcer: bostick would die just minutes later. detectives next turned to the lone survivor, penny reed. >> penny was alternating between crying, and you could tell she was almost in shock she was so scared. >> announcer: penny reluctantly described the vicious crime scene. >> penny was awakened by an individual while she was sleeping with her boyfriend, grizzly. and he was awakened by somebody banging on his leg or foot with a gun who had handcuffs in his hand. the individual with the gun said, you know what this is about, put these handcuffs on, you're coming with me. he said, "i'm not going with you," and then pedestriany said he was shot immediately in the head. he turns the gun to her and she begged for her life. >> please don't, please don't, and she literally takes her hand and puts it on top of her head like this. >> and he fired at her.

the yankees are doing a separate bid on their own.re doing, the yankees will buy back from i guess disney owns them now, from disney, because there's a change in their contract with fox. fox used to own 80%. 80% goes to disney. now that it's with disney, the yankees can buy it back under the terms of their deal. they will buy it back, from what i understand, the yankees will maintain the majority stake, about 25%. amazon will take a 20% stake. liz: let's say i cobble together some investors to buy the fox sports ohio part of it. how much? what are we talking about with price? >> see, that's a good question. because there are 15 of them, right? some are worth more than others. the 15 were valued at $20 billion, but that was only because comcast bid up for fox's assets. remember? disney one-upped them so that chunk of the rsns, because disney had to do a competing bid, was actually they had to pay more. but guess what? bidders aren't going to go there. what's the music here for? are they cutting me off already? liz: it's that time. >> w

because we used to i think it was the dutch you named us the yankees and yankees basically stole all the intellectual property of the european empires of the time secondly our intellectual property is very basically violent it's weaponized and it's it has enabled a class of people it's a equivalent basically our printing us dollars and printing. copyright has allowed has created a class of these oligarchs who have the state department and the u.s. department of defense on their side and thirdly the cable news and all of our elite sort of basically progressive they call themselves progressive but they'll say that we have no empire we don't behave like this we don't use force to you know basically exact advantageous trade deals for ourselves we're just like hollywood's just superior and that's why we're wealthy it's not anything to do with these so it's all kidnapping union and the collective unconscious is the playing field of the twenty first century war craft to get mind share to get mean share to get market share means to get the majority of folks as many people as you can to pay t

in virginia, 1844, the governor called thanksgiving a dammed yankee holiday. and complained northern ministers used it as an opportunity to preach against slavery. he would have nothing to do with it. with the exception of a few southern holdouts, it was recognizable in most parts of the country as the holiday we celebrate today. that said, it was not a national holiday but a local one. the date for thanksgiving day was set by the individual governors who sometimes coordinated but often did not. the result was while most states celebrated in november, a few marked the day in october or even early december. pioneers carried thanksgiving with them to the frontier territories where the holiday began to take hold. the governor of illinois called the states first thanksgiving in 1845. individual families or congregations may have celebrated even earlier. less than two months after the appointed day of thanksgiving, the president did something surprising. he proclaimed a second, much different thanksgiving day. this thanksgiving was not for the purpose of marking th

to scare everybody off that the yankees are coming.dividing our enemies russia and the chinese to bail them out. the chinese have a trade war with us and their economy is not doing so good, and the russians the same thing. so this is not the 60s or the 70s when fidel was able to be bailed out and live off the russians for 30 years. maduro has a problem. in order for him the receive that script to maintain power. he has 30,000 cuban military personnel in venezuela controlling the repressive apparatus. trish: i think his days are numbered. the freed world noise longer going to recognize him when his term is up. so this is a matter of days, and maria i agree with every single thing you said. he has stolen two elections already. so he could steal the third. he still has oil to sell and we the united states are still buying the oil. we are his number one client which i believe we should use the nuclear weapon which is not to sell or buy any more oil from venezuela. trish: thank you so much. the administration showing there may be wiggle roo

yankee one for you, too, before we finish up. you are standing in bloody lane. all of you have been to the sunken road. everybody in this room has been to the sunken road. you know a lot about what happened there, but most visitors that come to the antietam battlefield, and keith snyder would certainly attest to this, they don't know a whole lot, so you don't know a lot about what happens at the sunken river. the park service always has a guide along the way to try to help you out. we call these outdoor exhibits or wayside exhibits. you will see them on all the battlefields. it used to be you would walk up to the sunken road, and there was an exhibit as you look down into the lake, and here was the headline -- here was the headline -- the caption, and it -- the in and the -- theracy was in sight end of the confederacy was in sight. that would catch my attention. if i did not know anything about the civil war, it would tell me something is about to happen here that is pretty important. that the whole southern because human beings arecollapse dramatic beings. here

that's exactly what this new york yankees team is doing. i'm just curious, in terms of great regular seasons, will we at the end of next year be comparing them to the 1906 cubs, the '27 yankees, the '54 indians or the 2001 mariners? which one of those four great regular season teams, do you think.? >> i saw they brought back j.a. happ who i expect will win 30 to 35 games next year. there's talk of trading for cindegar, machado. we're not going to be paying much attention to baseball next year. >> we hockey fans have always been gracious winners. it's the fact that you guys are taking this smug approach. >> what do you mean? >> well, you're mocking us, you're -- >> this isn't a smug approach. we're saying -- and on a new york -- i'm very humble. barnacle will tell you that whenever it counted, jonathan lamere and i had absolutely no faith in the boston red sox last year. we are boston fans true and true. we're chicken little. we believe the sky is falling tomorrow. and mike barnacle, i'm predicting right now, the yankees, 111 wins next seaso

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happy being a yankee. be less than thrilled on being on the short list, and so is budget white house director nick mulvaney. no word on matt whitaker or when the president's deputy campaign chief david fossey, although a little earlier he's been waved off that as a former chief of staff replacement. in the meantime there's more mtp daily right after this. good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site and constipation. these are your days what will each one bring? doesn't matter, as long as you can say... "i am here." talk to your doctor about preventing migraine with aimovig. and

the next up is randy will levine, president of the new york yankees yes, president of the new york yankees told fox news i have spoken to nobody about the chief of staff job. have i great respect for president trump but am happy being present of the yankees. right lighthiser, u.s. trade representative. he told cbs news nobody one talked to him about it and is b hesed on trying to dot jo has and it is difficult enough. the other persons representative mark meadows a north carolina republican who is the chairn of the conservative house freedom caucus. he said quote serving as chfer staff would be an incredible honor. nd is one of the few people on the list who slike they want the job. you have steve mnuchin the fresh ree secretary and former goldman sax executive and mic mulvaney of management and budget. both of the men have signaled to people close to them that they don't want the job. then mat whitaker who is acting attorney general, on friday whitaker met with jared kushner who is the president's son in law who is an white house advisor, some see that as act conff interest because matt w

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we will also talk a little bit about the yankees. they are not up for sale but we are talking about a possible deal. we will see what happens. jason: including a possible deal with amazon, and that would really start to reshape the whole media landscape as it relates to sports. we know from looking at teams and their values, the media piece is crucial to how people are valuing this. jason: and speak -- carol: speaking of crucial we will not forget about washington. but first, let's get a bloomberg business newsflash. here is what is happening, facing an sec deadline tesla is adding a pair of eight names to its board of directors. walgreen's karen wilson thompson and --. they also want to closely monitor elon musk's social media activity to tesla. news, the deadline to buy sears out of bankruptcy is today and no one is bidding. sears holdings will close 80 sears and kmart stores in late march 2019 on top of 40 other locations expected to close by february. bidders interested in buying the bankrupt retailer have until 4:00 p.m. eastern

it seem to me that every blasted yankee was firing at us unlimited range. my company lost every officer except one in the battle killed or wounded." scott carson. "it seemed the whole world was in arms against us. flags waitingright in every direction." texas, the first highest percentage of casualties in the confederate army. the sound of, battle was deafening, the blooming artillery, and the steady popping of thousands more distant. the explosions of shells and the whine and hiss of lead balls. men yelled. other screened to be heard by their comment, file closers and company holders until they were hoarse or shot. dead and dangerously wounded living.ay among the walking wounded dribble from the line like a funeral paul. think clouds of corn drifted over the -- think clouds of smoke drifted over the corn." of full of shot and shell and we were in an open field with no protection. it seemed impossible for a rat to live in such a place. gun,n't take to load my for their plenty of loaded guns lying on the ground by my side. and dead or wounded men. the blue a

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the yankees are stealing from the planters. they give their gains to ben. presumably for safekeeping. ben's master steals them from him. he also seems to have fallen into the population who don't want to follow sherman's men. they would rather -- rather stay with the devil he knows with his former master in the short term rather than take his chances on the march. this passage gives me chills because it is so complicated and brings us to the human drama that is at the heart of the civil war. to turn to union soldiers and see how they saw themselves. i looked at veterans writings because ifascinated thought they might be troubled to what they had done along the march. they were not. quite the opposite, they were proud of themselves. they did not have any qualms about what they did to southern civilians. they thought of themselves as the people who won the civil war. the war would not have been one without them. what they did was instrumental. they also thought that the march -- they described it as like a sunday school picnic. these are veterans. that makes

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yes, they were old yankees, but the truth is, they became texans. and very proud texans.sh. he's texan through and through. george h.w. bush was born in milton, massachusetts. and george w. bush was born in connecticut. so, texas was very important to not just the politics the bushes brought, but also their sense of adventure. and they were grounded in kind of the rough and tumble world of competition in the oil industry. and, you know, in texas, everybody celebrates everybody else's success. they love people who take risks. and george h.w. bush took a big risk going to odessa, texas and joining the oil industry, rather than go to wall street and work with his dad and all kind of stuff. and george w. bush became a real texan and proudly wore his cowboy boots. talked like a texan, played like a texan and was a texan, or is. >> and michael, we typically send our presidents off in a national funeral like we saw yesterday. how common it to have another funeral that's a little more unique to where they're from? >> well, that was exactly what we saw with the gerald ford funeral

he was a yankee through and through. a new englander.s his adopted home state of texas that came to define him. >> reporter: george h.w. bush was born june 12th, 1924, in milton, massachusetts. he was the son of a banker who later became a politician. he was 17 when he met the love of his life, barbara pierce, at a christmas dance. they would become a love story 73 years strong, the longest marriage in presidential history. >> is he still the handsomest man you've ever seen? >> yes. uh-huh, uh-huh. my eyesight's getting bad. >> god. golly. >> reporter: on his 18th birthday, the young george bush enlisted in world war ii, becoming the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. two years in, he was shot down over the pacific. >> i knew if i wasn't rescued, i would be captured. and it was -- it was a harrowing experience. >> reporter: he was rescued and made it home to barbara. he went on to yale where he was captain and first baseman of the baseball team. he and barbara had six children. george, jeb, marvin, and neil. and two daughters, dorothy and

he is happy being president of the yankees.l ever say if the president calls him, tell him to hit the road, jack, but, he seemed legitimately shocked that his name got leaked. my guess is, his name is getting leaked because a lot of people don't want this job. they want to show there is a bidding war for it in some respects. that is kind of the part of the white house thing. they did this with the treasury secretary job as well. they kept leaking out jamie dimon was interested in the job. people reported it, when in fact he was shutting that down every which way but sunday. he didn't want to go there. he just doesn't want to work for trump. jamie dimon does not have a personal friendship with trump like randy does but i can tell you, it doesn't sound like randy, i don't know what is in his heart of hearts. doesn't sound like he really wants to go to washington. neil: there has been turnover in trump administration, no more so than other presidency as at this point, historically a lot more than other presidencies at this point.

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in the yankees or the one says it's expense of but the eyes are the window to the soul. to fall under she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and feel peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan then mainly due to the immense pressure of succeeding at school and university. cross collin was a successful i.t. manager and to just developed a new software program when he woke up one morning looked at his cellphone and couldn't see anything he had a detached retina hid ignored his short sightedness for too long con underwent twelve operations without success. since then he's been torn taiwan schools as a living warning to others this principle invited him personally she wants to move away from conventional teacher led classes which can be bad for the eyes and instead bring in a more playful manner. the principal wants to attack the problem head on today two professors are visiting she shows him her students high marks

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the yankees were ahead that season. [laughter] and they were predicted to win the division and the strike ended that hope. the owners decided that they would replace the professional players with the nonprofessional players so they can break the union. that case came to my court the national labor relations said the owners could not do that they had to bargain with the players and they had threatened to hire without bargaining that case made worldwide news. i would've made sportswoman of the year in canada. [laughter] they called me the rookie judge of the year. it's not often when you are a judge when you can decide when most people are happy with you so that may be my favorite case because the owners were not happy with me but every baseball fan in the world was. [laughter] [applause] that is my favorite case. how is that? . >> thank you for that question. >> now i have to come back. . >> let's give our hero justice sonia sotomayor a big hand. [cheers and applause] . >> beautiful. thank you so much. thank you so much.

they might have either a texas exterior or a new england yankee exterior, but a friend was telling us are more like a sicilian grandmother and george w. bush said to me when he knew he had to speak about something that was emotional and clearly eulogizing his own father is something that will go beyond all of those dimensions, he would read it again and again and again to steal himself so the words wouldn't have the same emotional punch at the time they were delivered. that would be things for national morning not quite as close and personal as the loss of his own father. he was comfortable with the fact he would be emotional and at the same time try to avoid being sort of public about it and elder bush was comfortable with showing emotion despite that yankee exterior. i would imagine in the ride from the u.s. capitol to here at the national cathedral, i would imagine that george w. bush is thinking through some of what he will say today to prepare himself for the emotion that will eventually come and we know that none of these former presidents have spoken with president trump until

saving or spending morris and time magazine put it when he elson one on the cover with a picture of yankee doodle dandy or something yeltsin carrying an american flag and the cover read yanks to the rescue what i want to say that ever since the russian revolution of one nine hundred seventeen when we intervened in the russian civil war my uncle was sent there by wilson so he told me the story russia has meddled in our internal politics and we have meddled in there what was different in two sixteen social media world changed to my way of thinking that's the only difference it was just more of the same old game neither side should do it but we've been doing it for one hundred years i'll buy the ok now there gun is in office they like tomb i've been with putin a few times to him to on the phone seems like a personal god probably been a successful american politician he likes trump helped elect him trump likes him why is it bad what haven't you still haven't told me why they're not getting along why are we better off with russia if trump than putin get planes. ok so i mean you've got a lot of

. >>> customers look in shock as the suspect yankees the clerk around and pulse him to the register. when the clerk couldn't open it, the thief shot him in the arm, and left the store. >> just committing any type of robbery is one thing. using a firearm, that's another. now actually firing that gun during the course of that robbery, yeah, this guy is extremely dangerous, and we want to get him off the street. >> it's kind of sad. you don't hear too much like that going on this side of town. >> riverside police say the suspect has done this before. they believe he's responsible for four other robberies in the area. police say the clerk was taken to the hospital, and is expected to be okay. >>> a bizarre arrest near fresno. a teacher accused of forcibly cutting a student's hair while singing "the star spangled banner." police say margaret gunsinger, a high school signs teacher, is now facing several charges. gunsinger walk out of jail yesterday. video showed the 52-year-old cutting the student's hair. an attorney representing the student said that his client was terrified. >> he couldn

in his personal life, mayor garrett is an avid university of kentucky and yankees nan. he's married to his high school sweetheart and they are the parents of three children and grand parents to five grandchildren. the mayor has much to be proud of in his life. on behalf of the first district of kentucky, i thank him for his years of achievement and compassionate service to the dmonton community. mr. speaker, i would like to congratulate monroe county judge executive tommy willet on his retirement after serving two consecutive terms in office. prior to his election, tommy and his father owned and operated pure drug company in tomorrow kinsville, contract c -- tom kinsville, kentucky. he served on the board of community act of southern kentucky, monroe county water board, monroe county board of health, and several other significant boards and committees over the years. in his free time, judge willet enjoys spending time with his two sons, daughters-in-law and four grandchildren. on behalf of the first district of kentucky, i congratulate judge willet on his years of servi

brit: his dad is a yankee aristrocrat. >> what caused him to leave his roots and a family he adores? it's his sense of adventure. dad can relate to people of all was of life. he never acted texan and never wore a hat or cowboy boots with but became part of the midland scene. brit: in 1953, tragedy. his 3-year-old daughter robin was diagnosed with leukemia. she died 3 months later. >> it was one of the defining moments of their life. john meacham was given access to the bush family archives. >> he wrote a letter to his mother about robin. there is about our house, the running pulsating restlessness of the four boys as they strive to learn and grow. we need the soft blond hair. we need someone to cry when i get mad, not argue. we need a little one who can kiss without acting dumb. we had a girl. we had one once, we need her, but yet we have her. we can't touch her, but yet we can feel her. we hope she'll stay in our house for a long, long time. love pop. >> when i asked the president to read that letter out loud in an interview he broke out before it was finished sobbing very hard. his

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goes back to the creation of israel we don't have to do anything they would just pull out go home yankee go home as we said during the vietnam war and there's the on it instead there i mean there's the only sensitive solution including from the point of view of the american people including from the point of view of the american businessman there is a good deal of people neil conservative military industrial complex in the media. the sort of liberal into the guinness one to intervene everywhere but this is not the end of the united states not of the interest of the people of the world not the interest of anybody into catastrophic their interventions have been systematically catastrophic if turned manages to growth then a lot of these can usually be. another aspect spoken of by today with the yellow vests which have been happening not only in france but also where you are now in brussels in belgium we saw some of a lot of our putin saying that the planned increase of fuel tax was only a trigger for the protests leading to a general spill out of general dissatisfaction would you agree with

place an order of new confidence in the government let's take a listen now to alec see if colby yankee's from the party force also moves for this you to join in with the force of the yellow vests was demonstrated the government took a small step back but this is a maneuver who needs to be understood they postponed the decision to raise or not raise taxes for the period after the elections the european parliament however the universe clearly expressed their position they do not want to fuel price hike and they are right and then the problem of the high cost of living itself will not be solved people have an empty fridge now not after six months. was you lazy almost say they will continue their movement that protest on saturday is still did it take place some suggestion that these protests could go on until the end of the year and we also know that there is no i don't support from these protests now with one police using them saying that it will go on strike on saturday to be honest from the very start we supported the ideas of the universe movement and at some point it became clear that w

. >> yankee stadium ranked dead ast in the list of major league stadiums. >> you know how many hot dogsi've eaten there? they're fine. >> brennan: this is our western edition. good evening. jeff glor is off, i'm margaret brennan reporting from washington where there is breaking news tonight. president trump has chosen mick mulvaney, who heads the office of management and budget, to become acting chief of staff. he will be the third person in two years to run the west wing sevmanage its staff of several hundred. paula reid is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump has rulected his trusted cabinet official mick mulvaney as his acting chief of staff. he will replace general john kelly, who plans to leave by the ead of the year. nt recent days, the president has denied that he is struggling to fill the crucial white house position, but just today former new jersey governor chris christie took himself out of the running. >> how long is the short list now? >> five people, really good ones. >> reporter: one reason for the lack of interest may be the growing legal woes facing the pres

the yankees were ahead that season. [laughter] they were predicted to win the division and the strike ended. but the only, they decided they would replace the professional players with a nonprofessional players so they could break the union. that case came to my court. it's the national labor's. the owners couldn't do that. they had to bargain with the players in good faith. they had done or threatened to hire players without bargaining. that case made worldwide news. i was named the sportswoman of the year. [laughter] in canada. [laughter] numerous a small books called me the rookie judge of the year. [laughter] that was, it's not often when you are a judge, you can decide the case where most people are happy with you? so that may be my favorite thing. the owners want happy with me but every baseball fan in the world was. [applause] that's my favorite thing. >> thank you for answering that. >> now i have to come back. >> let's give our hero, justice a hand. [cheering and applauding] beautiful. thank you so much. thank