yankee stadium.ning about 11,000 yankee fans were allowed at the game this morning. all of them having to show a recent negative covid test or that they were recently vaccinated against the virus here and really, depends on where you are in the country is what you're going to see at your local stadiums when you look at these numbers and you look at how each individual state's handling this, it ranges everything from allowing only 10% capacity all the way to what you just pointed out, 100% capacity, the only mlb stadium to allow that at this point. president biden criticizing that move, calling it a mistake, but in the meantime, again, brooke, this is certainly a sign that things are bound to get better. those creepy cardboard cutouts in the stand, those are no more, tossed out and replaced by a few of those fans. >> actual fans. >> reporter: exactly. and cheering inside yankee stadium. >> 20% is what we're going to have to deal with for now. i do want to ask you because yankee stadium has served as o

here we have a hand written scorecard in the 1936 world series with the yankees and the giants. fans usually will often keep score in ways they don't with other sports, and everybody develops their own style based on a template that they learned. another ritual, of course, is singing "take me out to the ball game." this is the original sheet music cover from 19308 when the song came out and the words from jack norris, who claims he had never seen a baseball game before starting writing it. it captures a lot of the sentiment of what you do at a baseball game. and we only sing a small portion of the song at the games. we only sing the chorus. much of the song is about a woman named katie casey that wants to go to a ball game instead of see a show, and she asks to be taken to the game. she's a feisty character, she wants to lead her friends in the cheers, and she was based on this woman, who you see on the left. she was a sufferagette. he divorced his wife and he was about to marry this woman when he abruptly canceled plans and instead ran off and married norma bays here, and she c

here we've got a handwritten score card from the first game of the 1936 world series between the yankees and the giants. keeping score is an unusual aspect of baseball in that fans usually or often will keep score in ways that they don't for other sports. everyone seems to develop their own style based on a template that they learned. another ritual, of course, is singing "take me out to the ball game." this is an original sheet music cover from 1908 when the song came out and with the words by jack norworth who claimed he had never seen a game before he started writing it. it catches the sentiment of eating popcorn and cracker jackets. we only sing the chorus. much of the song is about a woman named katie kason who wants to go to a ball game rather than go on a date. she wants to lead her friends in the cheers and she was actually based on this woman who you see on the left who was a suffragette in this period. nor worth based his character on a woman he was seeing. he divorced his wife. he was about to marry trixie when he abruptly canceled plans and instead ran off and married norma b

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score here we've got a handwritten scorecard from the first game of the 1936 world series between the yankees and the giants keeping score is an unusual aspect of baseball in the fans. usually or often will keep scoring ways that they don't for other sports everyone seems to develop their own little style based on a template that they learned and another ritual of course is singing take me out to the ball game. this is an original sheet music cover from 1908 when the song came out. and with the words by jack north who claimed that he had never seen a baseball game before he started writing it. it captures a lot of the sentiment of what you do at a baseball game, whether it's eating popcorn and cracker jacks, but what most people aren't aware of is that we only sing a small portion of the song at the games. we only sing the chorus much of the song is about a woman named katie casey who wants to go to a ball game rather than go see a show or do something else with her date and so she has to be taking to the game. she's a very feisty character. she wants to lead her friends in the cheers, and sh

it was probably one of the few times people outside of new york actually rooted for the new york yankeeswin. herbert hoover was not a sports fan but recognized the importance of baseball in everyday life, and he said next to religion baseball has furnished a greater impact on american life than any other institution, and he realized in the early days and darkest days of the depression, baseball was something that americans could look to for some relief, could look to for some entertainment during very difficult times, and i think it's interesting that even for somebody who was not a sports fan, he could recognize the power that sport had as being kind of a national balmy affect for people. another feature of being at the ballpark, of course, is having the cuisine, which is like having a hot dog, which is the most popular cuisine sold at parks. we have a picture showing a hot dog vendor outside the field in 1920, but when it really became popular were the cities of the association, and those teams were located in cincinnati, and they brought with them a popular handheld treat, the hot dog

but according to the mlb, the big story is yankee stadium or yankee fans returning to yankee stadium the first time since game five of the 2009 championship series. they've been waiting a very long time to do so. when they head this way later this afternoon, they'll be met with reminders we're still in the pandemic. you mentioned some of the fans will be required to actually show their negative covid test results or proof that they've been recently vaccinated. those fans will be sitting in individual pods, separated from the rest of their fellow fans inside the stadium. and also, of course, the most important one here, reduced capacity. yankee stadium only welcoming back about 20% of the fans that typically arrive here on opening day, which is about 11,000 which is just a small fraction of what you'd usually expect on opening day. sharp contrast with what we're seeing in texas where the texas rangers welcoming back 100% of the capacity that could fill their stadium. that's drawing criticism of the commander in chief, calling it a mistake. >> i think it's a mistake. they should listen

>> not as good as the yankees, you know, i'm always hoping as originally a yankees fan for a yankees/ees are much more likely to get there than the home team here in d.c. >> all right nbc's mike memoli, thank you so much for getting up early with us and all i have to say in response to mr. memoli and also to all of you is, let's go, os thank you for getting up way too early with us on this thursday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now >>> has got the exact right message and is being responded -- the response is fabulous around the country. >> deeply honored and i want to thank you for your commitment to the american workers >> my hat's off to you for taking that stand and for sending a clear message around the world. >> it's a privilege to serve >> i can't thank you enough for the privilege that you've given me and the leadership that you've shown >> i'm thrilled to have a chance to help you live up to your campaign promises. >> thank you for getting this country moving >> optimism from small businesses is higher than it's been in about 16 years w

at least here at yankee stadium.s because when yankees fans head here and also citi field in nearby queens, they'll see all sorts of reminder that we're still in the middle of a pandemic. the fans have to show signs of a recent negative covid test or recent vaccination. they'll also be seated in pods, distanced from fellow fans. and also most notably, about 20% capacity or 20% capacity, the state of new york will be allowing here at yankee stadium and at citifield. ultimately it depends on what state you're in. the capacity the stadium will be using here. but here at yankee stadium, only about 11,000 fans, which is just a fraction of a normal opening day here. sharp contrast to what we're seeing in texas when the texas rangers welcoming back their fans at 100% of their stadium capacity. drawing some criticism from the commander in chief. >> i think it's a mistake. they should listen to dr. fauci and the scientists and the experts. and -- but i think it's not responsible. you see what's happening in europe now when th

i believe it was taken at that yankees stadium game. for me what is stunning is that within five years babe ruth was dead. >> right. >> he died so young. >> right. >> gavin, i know when you have got an extensive host here he tends to eat up some time. let me know if we need to wrap up soon. there is a couple other quick topic i would like to touch on. how are we doing? >> i think we have got five minutes or so. that would be great. >> let's quickly -- i want to turn to this story because i think it is a story that's often overlooked. the story of earl johnson, a red sox pitcher who wound up engaging 199 consecutive days -- i believe i read that in your book, michael, right, of combat. he went over, he actually landed on omaha beach in normandy. michael tell us a little bit about earl johnson's story. >> he was the starting pitcher for the red sox in the early foutz. he had some success early in his career. but the red sox pitched him in back to back games where he threw over 170 pitches and he was never the same. so he enlisted in the a

yankee stadium. the cloudbuster nine against who?l, babe ruth was brought in to manage the team. that was his dream. and they gave him a choice. they said, you can put together your dream roster. so he blended a team of yankees and indians together on that day. and it was interesting with the press, because at the time, you know, as we mentioned earlier, the navy didn't want to portray ted williams out there having a good time, just playing too much baseball. so over the wire it said, we're going to have this game at the end of july, the navy pilots are going to come up from chapel hill, but ted is not going to be there. i will tell you that he did ultimately make it to the game, and it was just one of those special days, from what i understand, the players and the press bought a ticket because they were trying to raise money for war relief and the american red cross. they had hoped to fill the stadium. of course, they didn't. but it was an afternoon game, so people could come after their factory shifts. but i look back at this as on

so he blended a team with yankees and the indians together. and it was interesting with the press. as at the time, we said the navy did not want to portray ted williams out there having a good time playing too much baseball. so they said we're going to have this game at the end of july and the pilots will come up from chapel hill but ted will not be here. but i will tell you that he did ultimately did make it to the game. it was just one of the special days, from what i understand, the players and the press bought tickets. they were trying to raise money for war relief and the american red cross and they hoped to fill the stadium but of course they did not but it was an afternoon game and people came after the factory shifts. and i look at these and it is one of these all american moments where everybody came in the press came, and everybody was happy to be alive. and they have a brass band there so again it was one of those all american moments where people volunteer their time and of course the great ted williams was there. and really a full major league roster and again you have

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as jim brockmire likes to say, "the mets are the yankees of not being the yankees. [ laughter ] but rightut i -- you know, you have a nagging feeling that the universe will right itself and the yankees will start winning and the mets will fall apart in some new and amazing way my money is on bernie madoff's ghost doing the reverse like "angels in the outfield" kind of thing. >> seth: it'd be nice to get bernie back involved with the team i know he had a special -- >> yeah. >> seth: connection with them over the years >> yeah, he's been great to all mets fans. just like his -- it was like his specter will shove jacob degrom. >> seth: you - >> pick up an outfielder and replace him with tim tebow or something. >> seth: you -- i -- you know, this is such a nice outcome for your character jim brockmire because as we've talked before, he sort of started as a voice -- >> yes >> seth: before he became anything that we could see and so now he is back to being a voice on a podcast you must enjoy the real estate that a podcast allows you to have with this incredible character you created. >> i do. a

orioles won 4-2 and move ahead of the last placed yankees in the al east.re you go. >>> the nfl draft is just two days away. jackson is all but guaranteed to pick trevor launch. san francisco 49ers will have a big decision with the number three pick on thursday. things took a kind of dark turn when niner's coach shanahan was asked about the future of his current team's starter. >> i can't guarantee that anybody in the world will be alive sunday. i can't guarantee who will be on our roster on sunday. that goes for all of us. >> here is hoping we are all still alive on sunday. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to bill karins? do we have in impending doom here? >> who knows if we'll all be here tomorrow,. we never know. >> hopefully we won't talk too much gloom and doom. typical of april. all because of the storm in the west heading east. also spreading very warm air that will arrive on the east coast. the area is at risk. we will see thunderstorms today. we could see some very large hail out of these storms. i thinkis okay and san antonio. tomorrow is wh

but if rates stabilize, another yankees quote, reggie said he was the strongest. we still believe. everyone is saying to be overweight stocks versus bonds. the only people not saying that are fixed income people. everyone has the same trade on stocks versus bonds. for us, it goes into what stocks you are picking. that is equal weighted s&p exposure. we never did that before. we just wanted the biggest, the cap weighted exposure. now we are changing to know little bit because of this dramatic reopening story that we are in the midst of right now. we think that the second quarter is going to be a 9% or 10% quarter. you just saw a retail sales at 10%. just an incredible backdrop for stock pickers here. lisa: your counsel also told you that when tom starts talking, talk faster to barrel through. [laughter] just the idea of low rates being the story, there's the question of the low inflation outlook of bond investors right now being paired with the incredible optimism of a dynamic economy being baked into stock prices, baked into the hope for capex and hopes for something better and big

he is an advisor for the nba and major league baseball's new york yankees. get back -- in texas it looks like it is--they are all back in. how is it going in america? >> first of all, thank you for having me, thank you for having this discussion, and i hope you are well and safe in all your viewers are healthy and safe as well. we have been challenged in the past, but nothing like this. obviously, the sports industry right now is facing the worst financial crisis in its history, and that is due to the human health crisis. we are very clearly aware now that economic health is dependent on human health. in the united states, as you know, we have 50 different states and there are different political jurisdictions, and covid has spread differently in different parts of the country. state and local governmts, as well as the federal government, have implement guidelines that allow for attendance to be pegged to specific regiol circumstances, and in so cases like texas, you have a political circumstance that is oriented in one way and in new york you have a situati

i just need the yankees need to knock you back quickly. tom: very impressive. jonathan: mark howard with bnp paribas joins us now. let's talk expectations. have we seen peak expectations for this economy? mark: domestically, i think you are right. i think there is a concern at least in the near term. as tom rightly highlights, we are in uncharted territory. there are a lot of unknowns, and we are getting that since from the company's as they report -- from the companies as they report. a lot of the results we have seen already have been around markets. as lisa has pointed out, net interest margin loan growth has been uninspiring. with a decline recently in yields, it may not become inspiring soon. what i am hearing from big institutional clients is some concern, and they are moving towards small ball. the big, fat pitches of q1 are not as likely in q2. of course, people talk about selling in may and going away. so i think it is about small ball. there's a lot of unknown in this. coinbase yesterday, we've had a lot of bitcoin based, bit dog, whatever you want to

open yankees fell behind. jumped ahead and could have bet it with the first five innings okay that targets the starting pitchers most people though bet baseball over the last nine games and there's a lot of parlor betting but i say the best bet of today was the s&p 500. over 4,000 come on, guys! that's where to go today. >> that is the right bet for today. so there are proprietary bets to make on baseball like who's going to score the first run, how many innings the starting p pitcher is going to last and not just a money line bet on who ones >> yeah. i would advise anybody going into bet sports be careful about the prop betts have fun with them for example super bowl give you an idea about me. i always bet four or five props but $10, $20 and always bet that opening coin flip and i was told tails comes up because when they carved out the coin that the nfl uses, the head is heavier and it is on the ground of course i bet tails and of course it came up heads so on the prop bets have fun enjoy it but if you want

first major league baseball game with the hometown astros taking on mickey mantle and the new york yankees' big guns. >> special opening night guests... >> also in attendance that night -- president lyndon johnson, ladybird johnson, and businessman welcome wilson, all watching from the judge's private suite. >> mickey mantle, and he's back -- one of the big [indistinct] wynn backs up. >> we beat the new york yankees, for heaven sakes. >> it's a home run! >> mantle, he hit a home run, but we still beat 'em. >> was it the first indoor home run? >> yeah. >> the crowd must have been electric. >> absolutely. no doubt about that. >> in that crowd, far away from the judge's box, is 12-year-old robert harper, who's watching the game with his family. >> it was probably one of the best days of my life. i can't describe what the feeling was. i mean, it was so big and so bright that it was almost unimaginable. they called it "the eighth wonder of the world," and it truly was. ♪♪ >> but the dome is not without issues. after outfielders begin losing sight of fly balls in the glare coming off the dome's

former yankees outfielder well, former twins now with the yankees aaron hicks took himself out of the yankees game and his coach stood by him. the spurs and the badge iq. they locked arms before they did play their games. first coach popovich said he's outraged and exhausted a sentiment echoed by warriors coach steve kerr. >> mainly by reaction is just, you know, another another sad day in america and others at school shooting in tennessee as it's it's, you know, things seem to happen on on a daily basis it is i you know, i'm thinking about the victims and their families. you know, hoping. they can find some peace. it's just such such a terrible thing. >> kerr clearly upset and frustrated. but the warriors decided to play on and staff played his heart out. >> it's going to be breaking arrest records. the rest of his career. so curry driving curry flipping it up >> it was when he hit 19, but he score more than enough to beat wilt chamberlain's franchise record 53 points in last night's win over the nuggets to punctuate the point, the warriors put chefs head right in front of the comma

they finally get a yankee runner to end the game. >> the o's end the game. at home plate. baltimore avoids the sweep with a 4-3 win. i'll take it. >>> time for the weather. let's go to bill karins with a check of the weather. >> you don't even want to rub it in a little bit that your o's are still in first place? >> i'm shocked. i think i'm just digesting. >> this is like a full week now. let's get into the weather a little bit. we did have some really nasty storms rolling through indiana and arkansas. we had two or three homes that were destroyed and some people trapped in those homes. we are waiting to hear about how their conditions but it doesn't look like we have any fatalities, maybe some injuries. 35 wind damage reports and hail mostly through the missouri valley. this storm system will weaken today. we are not going to see many severe storms. we are going to deal with cloudy and cool weather in the midwest. not many severe storms today, just isolated weather. tomorrow is different, we have a new storm system. 24 million people at risk. could have add

because it sounds like you're saying that the fact that yankee stadium is open doesn't mean anything your constituents can't log on to make appointments in the first place. >> we're making progress, but we have to rely on community-based institutions that can serve as incredible messengers in places like the south bronx. i'm optimistic we are making progress. >> brennan: this highly contagious new york variant has hit your area of the city. do you have any indications about how widespread it might be? >> from my understanding, it is more than 70% of the coronavirus cases in new york city, and the new york city variant is more than 40%, and the british variant is more than 25%, and so i'm concerned we're beginning to see an increase in the number of cases because of these variants, which are much more transmissible. so that's why we impress upon the importance of wearing a mask and we have to continue testing. we have to continue practicing social distancing. there is widespread covid fatigue, and i worry too many people have become complacent as we have come closer to normalcy. >> br

we're baseball fans, yankee fans. we need to get out of the house. >> definitely feels like the beginning of the end. feels like back to normal as soon as we get people out from the dugouts and running out on the field, it will be a good feeling. we're getting close. >> of course, it is opening day across the country. the average capacity of ball parks today is about 28%. the texas rangers, i want to note this here whose home opener next week are the only team opening at 100% capacity. president biden calling that a mistake earlier. neil, by the way, just a quick update on the washington nationals. they have now had to postpone their season opener tonight against the new york mets because of covid issues. so baseball is back, but covid still a reality. neil? >> neil: incredible. day one no less. thank you, a fun report. let's go to chicago. we're not talking baseball but talking flyers. more of them. a lot more than we've seen. we're nowhere back to the full demand that was there in the airline industry before the pan

>> the yankees beat the giants. >> one more. >> in 1950, the yankees beat the phillies. >> let's go toodgers won the world series in 1963. >> yeah. >> they beat the twins in '65. >> this is crazy. >> the dodgers crushed the yankees in '63. >> that's the year they swept them. >> crushed them in '63. >> anybody who knows anything about television ratings knows that this is the way to push yourself up into that "60 minutes" territory in terms of numbers. just quizzing on the world series trivia, live on television. >> and american top 40 countdowns. >> when he has all of his room in his brain, i have questions why you don't have any room in your brain for the top of the hour and the break we just missed. joining the conversation, we have now, 7:00 eastern time, nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of "way too early," kasie hunt, and msnbc contributor, mike barnicle. and "the washington post's" eugene robinson is still with us. thank you all for joining us this hour. >> kasie hunt, 1966. >> i've got to be honest with you, joe. 1966. the only one that's stuck in my head is 1983, whi

former yankees outfielder. well, former twins now with the yankees aaron hicks took himself out of the yankees game and his coach stood by him. the spurs and the badge iq. they locked arms before they did play their games. first coach popovich said he's outraged and exhausted a sentiment echoed by warriors coach steve kerr. >> mainly by reaction is just, you know, another another sad day in america. i know there's school shooting in tennessee as it's it's, you know, things seem to happen on on a daily basis it is i you know, i'm thinking about the victims and their families. you know, hoping. they can find some peace. and it's just such such a terrible thing. >> kerr clearly upset and frustrated. but. >> the warriors decided to play on and staff played his heart out. >> going to be breaking arrest records. the rest of his career. so curry driving curry flipping >> it was when he hit 19, but he score more than enough to beat wilt chamberlain's franchise record 53 points in last night's win over the nuggets to pu

yankees beat the orioles 7-2. sigh. all right. now to boston. we had extra innings last night. appear to be on the ropes in the bottom of the 12th. trailing the rays by a run with two outs and two runners on base. then this. >> that one is driven to right field. arozarena backing up and it's over his head! over his head! the red sox are going to win the game! who runs score! boston wins! ! >> j.d. martinez with a two-run walkoff double originally the right fielder's head to give boston a 6-5 victory. >>> good news here. baseball has finally returned to the nation's capital. the nationals opened their season hosting the braves yesterday after the team's first four games were postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. playing with a depleted roster, washington still rallied to a 6-5 win, thanks to juan soto's tiebreaking walkoff homer in the bottom of the ninth. finally, there is this story. try not to flinch. bally sports broadcast team is going to need some new equipment after a foul ball shattered the lens of the home plate camera during the second inning of yesterday's ga

will speak to yankee farmer, with thejewish news website near tel aviv. with thejewish news websitertelaviv. it's with thejewish news website near tel aviv. it's very good you can speak to us. you yourself are planning on going to this festival. tell us about what the latest news is and what the latest news is and what you have seen? basically, i no what you have seen? basically, i go every _ what you have seen? basically, i go every year _ what you have seen? basically, i go every year to _ what you have seen? basically, i go every year to the _ what you have seen? basically, i go every year to the place. . i go every year to the place. sometimes we have half a million people coming to celebrate this event. but because it is a weekend, some people had to go back and forth for shabbat, the people who keeps about. it is complicated because it is quite fiery and it takes a long time to get back on the streets are very full of traffic and people. that is weight is hard to go back. —— why it is hard to go back. —— why it is hard to go back to where you can from. eventually, thousands of

it's opening day from fenway to yankee stadium.ow fans are safely returning to the stands this season. "gma" is taking you inside the major league changes for america's ballparks. >>> t.j. is already getting in trouble. we're just barely on the clock. good morning, america. great to be with you on this thursday morning, april 1st, yes, opening day. spring is here. that is a live look inside fenway park, america's oldest ballpark, and this morning, "gma" is taking you inside baseball's big re-opening. >> wow, it looks a little rainy this there. don't get rained out on opening day. >> yes, some new covid restrictions making it possible that will allow fans to safely return to the stands, the country hitting a major milestone with the vaccine, 150 million doses administered across the country and, of course, we'll have the latest on the race to vaccinate. >> i am one of those 150 million. got more first shot yesterday. >>> right now we're going to turn to that breaking news overnight, another mass sooting in california. at least four

you've got the yankees, you got the red sox.t to say you've got the orioles, the nationals. you know. you have four to five teams playing the sport. >> did you say that the dodgers are leaving brooklyn? >> i hear they may. >> we've got to ask dr. fauci about that. i think he's a brooklyn native. we're going to be asking him. lest bring in -- maybe he can tell us whether the dodgers are leaving brooklyn or not. let's bring in the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, dr. anthony fauci. he is chief medical adviser to the president. dr. fauci, you're a brooklyn guy. we've been accused of being parochial and only following teams in the al east, but we hear the brooklyn dodgers may be moving to l.a. sometime soon. that has to be heartbreaking for you as a brooklyn native. >> yeah, i still have posttraumatic stress over that, joe, sorry. >> were you a brooklyn fan. >> yankee fan and that's not unusual. >> oh, my god. >> but joe, that's not unusual in brooklyn to have, you know, a split between yankee a

when keith yankees fans happy to be back bob their chairs couldn't stop their team losing the game. this decisive home run and the blue jays went on to spoil the party in new york with a 32 victory when moving on to basketball in the brooklyn nets remain virt seemed to catch at the top of the n.b.a.'s eastern conference they comfortably beat the charlotte hornets by $22.00 points which is not without their biggest star james has a hamstring injury marcus aldridge made his brooklyn debut in schools 11 points 9 rebounds and 6 assists. tennis world number one see through to the final of the miami open the australian cruised to an easy victory over alina spitz alina in straight sets 6363 vassie is the defending champion and hit 27 winners not bad considering she had to say their match point during her match in a weak spot in the final bhatti will be off against the former u.s. open champion bianca addressed screw the 20 year old canadian one a time he says ready a safari which finished 1 35 am it will be her 1st appearance in a final since winning here so from back in 2019. and in the m

"hey, boss, how you doing, you see that yankee game last night?anyway, i got to take your filing cabinet." also, these search warrants were apparently a major operation, as they were conducted at multiple sites against multiple people. according to "the times," fbi agents also executed a search warrant on wednesday morning at the washington area home of victoria toensing, a lawyer close to giuliani, who had dealings with several ukrainians involved in the hunt for information on the bidens. toensing is a fringe right wing figure along with her husband, joe digenova, a former fox news crazy person who was also involved in the ukraine mess and is currently suing mike lindell for jacking his style. you guys remember this guy they guy who looks like he got put on a no-fly list for trying to sneak his own salami through security at la guardia "hey, that's prescription salami, i got low salt." what does it say about you when these are your lawyers they look like the kind of guys who carry an extra neck brace in their briefcase. "here, put this on, judge

so the white sox, the boston red sox, and the new york yankees are against him. they want to dump him. and he is investigating the white sox at the same time and at the same time he finds out -- . they tracked down bill burns in mexico and a grand jury convenes in chicago. they investigate a baseball scandal. so what's the scandal, the scandal is that maybe they philadelphia fillies cup game is going to be fixed. what does this have to do the white sox? nothing. the story appears to have been planted so that the grand jury jury can investigate crookedness in baseball. the grand jury is being run by a judge, charles mcdonald. who is an ally of ban johnson war. johnson is plumping mcdonald to be the new commissioner of baseball. they are going to have a commissioner. and the real favorite for this job is judge kenesaw. landis. he chased down the i-w. w. in the socialist party during the war. and it helped save baseball. and there's a third league being formed in 1914, 1915. johnson doesn't want gladys because he's too strong a guy. he will never be able to control

yes it is opening day, at yankee stadium. today's game is 1:00 p.m. eastern. afternoon to you. not a lot. we're thinking just under 11,000 if every single ticket today is sold. right now you can see behind me some fans are already walking around. some of them actually looking for the ticket booth, i don't think the ticket booth here is open. fans will have to go through a lot of different safety precautions because of course the pandemic. they will have to provide negative covid test, proof of vaccination, get a temperature check and wear a mask, solely distance. all part of the new normal here as the yankees limit attendance to 20% capacity. the average capacity at all ballparks is 28%, depending on the state and local regulations. the washington nationals, for example, at 12%. the kansas city royals at 30%. the texas rangers though, their home opener next week the stadium will be full. the only team opening at 100% capacity there. of course with some safety protocols as well. president biden was asked about this. he calls it a mistake. listen. >> well, that

yankees/nats world series, but this year, i think the yankees are much more likely to get there than the home team here in d.c. >> all right nbc's mike memoli, thank you so much for getting up early with us and all i have to say in response to mr. memoli and also to all of you is, let's go, os thank you for getting up way too early with us on this thursday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now >>> has got the exact right message and is being responded -- the response is fabulous around the country. >> deeply honored and i want to thank you for your commitment to the american workers >> my hat's off to you for taking that stand and for sending a clear message around the world. >> it's a privilege to serve >> i can't thank you enough for the privilege that you've given me and the leadership that you've shown >> i'm thrilled to have a chance to help you live up to your campaign promises. >> thank you for getting this country moving >> optimism from small businesses is higher than it's been in about 16 years >> we thank you for the opportunity and the blessing that y

cuba si, yankees, no.lectrical company was recently nationalized by the government, along with the telephone company, also american owned. this is april castro crowd enthusiastically defacing the telephone company building. a day after this demonstration, castro alleges the u.s., what he calls fascist priests, rn a plot against the revolution. ♪ narrator: in costa rica, the organization of american states votes sanctions against the dominican republic, led by venezuelan who complained trujillo ordered an attempted assassination of the venezuelan president. a boycott and implementing sanctions -- and diplomatic sanctions are voted. the u.s. secretary of state takes up the next topic, calling for action to meet the growing threat of red influence in cuba. the reaction to the debate at the oas was explosive. in cuba, castro defied the hemisphere organization and proclaimed friendship with the soviet union and communist china. the oas took strong action against the dominican strongman, resulting -- but even as

and they have the highest one-loss percentage in baseball -- or it is not exceeded until the 1927 yankees, who ain't bad, okay? ain't bad at all. and their second half season is amazing. they have a one loss percentage of .712 in that second half. they are on fire going into the -- going into the world series. and they are deep. where the white sox were shallow in a pitching staff, the reds are so strong, they can start five different guys in the first five games of that 1919 world series. there's another myth, which is maybe not as important, but in terms of, like, how difficult was it to garner information to construct histories of the black sox. and eliot asinof writes that basically there was a wall of silence involving not only the black sox but the clean sox, the honest players, the players who played against them. and everyone for some reason, there was this cone of silence that fell down about the -- around the world series fix. and that's not true because we know, now again because you can search all that microfilm and find things out more equally, that 20 different reds and whit

respetaron las medidas, esto se suspendió por varios jugadores que tenían covid-19, y el estadio de yankeespresenciar el partido . >> hacía falta, el único estadio disponible, con todos los asientes disponibles, siendo una irresponsabilidad . >> es semana santa el papa inició los ritos de la temporada, el vaticano que tendrá menos asistencia de público por la pandemia, el papa bendijo los aceites en las parroquias de roma, se canceló así el ritual de pies por el coronavirus, y año tras año la pasión de cristo tiene lugar en el barrio de iztapalapa, el encargado de ls personajes, jo descansan para dar el colorido . >> cada detalle, cada color que surge en el taller es un sueño cumplido, todo viene del corazón de la capital, se distinguen cada uno de los vestuarios de os personajes para la personificación de cristo en iztapalapa . >> eran 65 personajes . >> la mente maestra es este hombre que viste a cristo y los demás personajes . >> nos aventamos este cristo . >> este año vestirá a aguilar que interpretará a maría magdalena . >> el ver el vestido fue una sorpresa . >> este año la representa

dagen: that was new york yankees to joseph go mets -- right?e "mornings with maria" live on fox business right after this. stay with us. with no fear. it's been tough, but you've got a lot of time with dad and i. i wish it had been less. i can't wait for my patients to see my smile again. to see my fiancé again. to give my parents a proper send off. to find love. i can't wait to see my patients again in person. i can't wait to go salsa dancing. no. i can't wait for you to meet my mom. go to the gym. spin class! dance on stage. play my piano for my friends. just hug your friend or... to hug my students. to give high fives to our patients. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. for a huge wedding. one step closer to being...better people. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. maria: thank you to archegos and joseph. have a great day. we will see everyone tomorrow. "varney & co." begins right now. ashley webster is in for stuart. take it away. ashley: thank you. indeed i a

. >> en el estadio de los yankees pese a la capacidad, solamente puede entrar el 20 por ciento . >> yao de detroit queda con la marca de 500 jonrones . >> y el papa francisco inició los ritos en el vaticano, una misa esta mañana en la basílica de san pedro bendijo los aceites durante los sacramentos, se cancelooel ritual debido a la pandemia . >> los católicos celebran el jueves santos, hubo largas filas para entrar a ver la imagen de jesús el pobre en la iglesia de madrid, todo debido a que el viacrucis se reunio para prevenir multitudes, mientras tanto, en guatemala se suspendieron procesiones en la calle, templos trasladaron las actividades al interior, se vieron estas sombras detal,es tradicionales . >> así llegamos al final de la edición de noticias telemundo, muchas gracias por acompañarnos, las noticias siguen a las 11 noticias telemundo a las 11 35 ayer en exatlón estados unidos, la lucha fue en esta cerca olímpica, la batalla fue individual a dos vidas, el hombre y la mujer invictos se llevaron una moto 4 ruedas, la final de la mujer fue mexicana, con claudia ramos y denise no

as i have said many times before, the mets are the yankees of not being the yankees. >> stephen: now,phen: i'm not familiar with the man. mr. rodrigues, they almost bought the team. >> yes. >> stephen: what do you think that would have been? do you think that would have been a good idea? >> well, they're getting divorced. >> stephen: okay. forgot about that. >> well, now, they've said publicly they're working through some things but as you and i know that's celebrity speak for we can barely stand the sight of each other anymore. ( laughter ) it would have been the most mets thing ever for j. lo and a-rod to buy the team and immediately get divorced. then the mets become a sad child of a broken marriage, split custody of team. a-rod gets section 335 and j. lo gets the pitching staff and a-rod gets to make trades every other weekend. it would have been such a nightmare i'm amazed it didn't happen to the mets. >> stephen: the jacket is a superpower. in the podcast, since we don't get to see you, do you have the jackets on? >> oh, my attire has not changed. i always wear the plaid jacket.

at the court of king arthur," in which the time traveling connecticut yankee is very bored by the local court circular," at king arthur's court, which just reports on monday, the king rode in the park, on tuesday, the king rode in the park, on wednesday, the king rode in the park. that is what "the washington post" does under democrat regimes. today, her royal highness, the princess kamala, rode in the park to her crochet shop, and ir is presented with the usual glass ceiling rubbish. the first sentence in the story is "when vice president harris visited a woman-owned a yarn shop," a woman owning a yarn shop, tucker, that is shattering the glass ceiling. everyone knows the yarn shop is owned by halliburton. if you try and buy a nice north country quilt, it is probably made by dick cheney over the weekend. and so, even this, a woman-owned yarn shop, kamala harris, she is going to a woman-owned yarn shop by a woman who probably declares her pronouns as kamala declares her pronouns. you know, i used to, as you mentioned at the top of the show, we live in activist, radical times, under an u

jonathan: can we go to yankee stadium? i imagine the season it might be easier to get tickets.at right? tom: i've been looking. red sox, they beat the ground last night. magical -- beat de grom last night. article -- magical. lisa: you have to have a covid test on site. jonathan: can you take a vaccine passport? lisa: yes, correct. jonathan: so we are doing vaccine passports in certain parts of the economy, just not at the government level. tom: al from new jersey males in and says the whole team needs pizzas from domino's this morning. lisa: bring it on. [laughter] jonathan: for breakfast? tom: sure. jonathan: got to stay cut for summer, tom. tom: that's our new logo -- that's their new logo. domino's, stay cut for summer. jonathan: that's going to work out, isn't it? later, pierre ferragu from new street research on a chip shortage that has hit ford, apple, and now caterpillar warning about it. tom: maybe if domino's splits they can join the dow. [laughter] jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden is proclaiming that ame

and entertainment venues, who also is an adviser for the nba and major league baseball's new york yankeesyork thanks and major league baseball's new york forjoining l back thanks forjoining us. some fans get backin thanks forjoining us. some fans get back in texas, it looks like they are all back in. how's it going in america? , ., ., ., ~ are all back in. how's it going in america?— are all back in. how's it going in america? , ., ., ., ., america? first of all, thank you for havin: america? first of all, thank you for having me — america? first of all, thank you for having me and _ america? first of all, thank you for having me and having _ america? first of all, thank you for having me and having this - america? first of all, thank you for i having me and having this discussion and i hope you are well and safe and all your viewers are healthy and safe as well. we have all been challenged in the past but nothing like this. 0bviously, challenged in the past but nothing like this. obviously, we are facing in the sports industry right now, the worst financial crisis in its history and that

charlie, i believe, a yankee fan, right?es, okay? so i have allegiance to randy levine. but i grew up a met if fan, and i do like steve cohen. of. liz: all right. i'm not. go, tribe. charlie, thank you. by the way, don't forget to stay with fox business into the 4 p.m. eastern time hour for "kudlow." 9 my former co-anchor, david asman, is in for larry today, and yours truly will be joining the show too. peaches and herb reunited, asman/claman. and "the claman countdown" is coming right back. we are five and a half minutes away from the closing bell ringing. the nasdaq is crushing it today the, big move. ♪ ♪ ge. governments in record debt; inflation rising, currencies falling. but i've seen centuries of this. with one companion that hedges the risks you choose and those that choose you. the physical seam of a digital world, traded with a touch. . . i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even