the yankees win!e from the horrors and sadness. >> you showed what being new yorkers is all about. >> and joining me by phone, the man who led the new york yankees to four world series victories. executive producer of "extra innings from 9/11" 20 years later. thanks for joining us. what does it mean to stand out there for first pitch on the 20th anniversary? it will be some kind of moment, i imagine. >> well, jim, as you know, none of us forget. 20 years, you still feel like you could reach out and touch it. it has always been right there for us. i don't know how i'm going to feel. i know the emotion is going to be huge. and, you know, watching some of the names being mentioned this morning, it is just so powerful and sad, and there's a bit of anger in there, people died and were defenseless. i think baseball really has a responsibility, all sports do, you know, to try to get in the way of the sadness. >> it helped us so much. i remember all of this. now all of the memories are rushing back. what do y

i can tell you as a yankee, don't mess with yankees.jersey 22 at the yankees and not too far from where i was at we had fire station 22, i went to see the guys down there and they lost, they lost quite a few men from that station and when we went back after the fact, it was -- it was probably one of the hardest things i had to do. i took a yankees jersey with me to present it to the station and you could just see it in the guys' eyes, not many words exchanged, a couple really firm handshakes and hugs and you just don't know what to say and other than thank you and really i've met so many, you know, so many cool moments. when we came back to play the world series game 3 in yankees stadium, president bush 43 came out to throw out the first pitch and i think everyone have seen the video of him with bullet proof best throw a perfect strike down broadway and the whole place lit up. i was in the bullpen and stopped warming up and asked mel to turn around and watch. perfect seat, 55,000 people so it was great. jon: and i know since then you've

yankees win! yankees win!nd the sadness. >> you showed what being new yorkers is all about, man. >> all right. chills, just a little bit, chills. tomorrow major league baseball is honoring the 20th anniversary of september 11th by helping the yankees host citifield. bobby valentine will throw to joe torrey. pretty good players there. also new york managers in 2001, and they join me now. they have teamed up to executive produce a documentary we showed you a clip of it. extra innings from 9/11. it premiers tomorrow on hbo max. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. thank you for sharing the memories and this moment. if i can, i want to take you back to september 11th, bobby, because you were in pittsburgh. the mets were in pittsburgh when the attack happened. and in the days after, i didn't even know this, you had to move hotels because your hotel in pittsburgh was next to an fbi building. and you were nervous that it could be a target. and then you took the bus back to new york city. tell me about that bus rid

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especially at yankee stadium playing in front of you. >> jeter played 20 seasons with the yankees, winning five world series. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress regina hall will be in the times square studio to tell us about her new series "nine perfect strangers." ect stranger" within this hallowed bowl is the grain of all time. heart-healthy no artificial flavors. and ready in minutes. it's epic apples and cinnamon by the spoonful. quaker oats. a super trusted superfood. why new woolite? quaker oats. because it was specially formulated to protect synthetics and blends from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching, and pilling. new woolite has evercare, a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. new woolite with evercare ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. >>> our top stories this morning -- president biden today will lay out a six-poin

i just got a hit on mariano rivera yankee stadium here i come!o much for training me do you think i'm ready for my first pitch? >> i think you're ready, jimmy >> jimmy: all right. well, i'm going to head out there, so wish me luck >> good luck, my friend. this is going to be bad. >> jimmy: i'm here at yankee stadium, i'm about to throw out the first pitch of the game, i'm so excited i'm so nervous >> announcer: here to throw out the ceremonial first pitch, please welcome the host of "the tonight show" -- jimmy fallon! and ladies and gentlemen, please welcome his pitching coach, yankees legend and baseball's all-time saves leader, hall of famer number 32, mariano rivera! >> come on, man. >> jimmy: you can. >> i can, bro. >> jimmy: you can. >> yes no, no, no, that's you, brother. >> no, no, from here >> yes, let's go you got this, though come on. you got this you got it ♪ >> there you go! you got it >> jimmy: you helped me. you helped me, buddy you saved it, man. thank you, i appreciate it >> great job great job. >> jimmy: i appreciate it, thank yo

they've accused me of going full yankee. what is that?onathan: where you can -- tom: where you complain about your taxes. jonathan: then i have. i went a long time ago. you seem to be becoming more british, tom. tom: mrs. kane had a little bit to do with that. jonathan: when i first started a bloomberg you could see when people were taking vacation, going into tom keene's diary it would be like four days of the whole year, for five days max. tom: and migrated a little bit. jonathan: the chairman of the federal reserve coming up later. the news conference at 2:30 eastern time. kaylee will be joining us. lisa abramowicz taking a couple of days off. here's the set up this wednesday. futures positive up 22. into the bond market, yields higher by about a basis point. a lot of thanks around the company evergrande. overnight we got a hint, one payment on one bond tomorrow in one way or another. what happens with the interest payment on a dollar bond due tomorrow. >> it was not something you see out of u.s. treasuries. jonathan: i have no idea if

the yankees are down 2-0. president george w.inally invited to throw out the first pitch in arizona. instead insisted he do it in new york. after being warned by derek jeter to throw from the mound, the president took the field and made history. wearing an fdny jacket he through a perfect strike to home plate. reporter: the yankees and the mets will have the american flag embroidered on their jerseys just like the players did in 2001. 1,400 service members died on 9/11 trying to save others. players today will be wearing hats to pay tribute to those who ran toward not away from the danger. harold: joining us now are two mets legend from that team. mike piazza looks like he could hit a homer or two. and manager bobby valentine. what did you say to the guys before you came on the field that evening? >> we were in pittsburgh a couple of days before. we did a lot of talking then. there was no need to talk on this day. once we decided we were going to play because our commander-in-chief said it was important to play baseball and play

[ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: "mets versus yankees.fans are sad [ laughter ] but as a -- when you're in new york and you get the choice, then why - you pick the yankees because they -- they win >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> you don't - >> yeah. >> first of all -- >> but -- but, i always root for the -- >> you don't get a choice. >> i always root for the mets. it's like it would be nice for the mets or jets to win something. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: jon, jonathan? >> as a mets fan since the 1960s -- >> jimmy: wow. >> -- i accept peter's charity. [ laughter ] and as fans, we win nothing, but it is not a choice my father was born in brooklyn, and we were not allowed to like the yankees. it was -- he would rather you smoke cigarettes in the street, while drinking whiskey - >> jimmy: yeah, as a child >> -- naked [ laughter ] yeah >> as a seven-year-old -- by the way, not a good father [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he would rather that >> than like the yankees >> jimmy: that's correct so, you are die hard all the way, mets all th

when the yankees turned back into the yankees. wrote about another one this week, his greatest moment to me was making a wounded city cheer the way it did in the 2001 world series. i heard a lot from the old stadium. i never heard it sound like that. >> so, mike lupica, you picked up the pen and you're the designated hitter now for robert b. parker. tell me about the latest epic. >> as you know, he was your friend, he was my friend. i think he would be so pleased at what i've been able to do. it's an honor and a blast. jessie stone is back. he lives in a mythical town on the north shore called paradise, massachusetts, and i've got two lousy developers who have found out that the last piece of real estate overlooking the water, they can buy and develop into, wait for it, a casino. and it touches off a land war and jessie, of course, is in the middle of it, trying to stick up for his town. there's some kids who form an organization called s.o.b., save our beach, who are resistant to the sale. the mayor dies mysteriously in chapter o

65 m, the yankee 7 game winning street. toronto is marcus the m simeon for major lea record for a 2nd baseman. when he hit his 44th home run of the season, the yankees still leave the wildcard race ahead of boston. but toronto are now just one game behind the red sox, heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury says he felt wounded after anthony joshua's defeat to alexander was last saturday. joshua losses 3 title belts to the ukrainian on points decision. the rail plans for reunification fight with w. b, c, champion fury, clarity will defend his title against dante. while there on october, the 9th. but mayor had met twice before the 1st contest ended in a draw while fury won the rematch. i was hoping joshua could win the fight, but he couldn't. i'm not, not alive, christmas. and one thing that i've learned in my life, i'm not, i've ever been involved in people's businesses, but i always keep this nose. oh, her body else is business. because it's not a my concern. anything above it about his bacon dante wilder, and that's the most dangerous way out there. okay, and that is all your support

emily: i know that you are a yankees fan. i am an a's fan.tly entered the hall of fame but a tough loss against the blue jays. if you are a betting man, will the yankees make it to the wildcard? jimmy: yes. no hesitation there. this whole season has been a roller coaster. 13-game winning streak. the last couple of weeks have been rough. personally for me, yesterday was a great day to see derek in the hall of fame, just fantastic. you probably know this but our original films team at espn is world-class. we have a film coming out on derek and the yankees dynasty, called "the captain." we are pretty happy about that but couldn't be happier for derek and the yankees. emily: hopefully, the a's see you in the wildcard. jimmy pitaro, thanks for joining us. back to you. matt: thank you so much, emily chang, talking exclusively to jimmy pitaro, the head of espn as well as the chairman of walt disney's sports content, important as we wait for the kickoff of the nfl season tonight. coming up, we discuss the outlook for m&a after a robust deal activity

now, red sox fallen the game behind the yankees.two but only one game up on the blue jays. this week starting tomorrow and blue jays and yankees playing three games. right now joe, i will ask you this question, do you have any faith especially if we have a late lead, do you have any faith the red sox hold onto that win? do you think we can do that? >> when is this over? >> actually looking forward to what happens if we do it. we set the orioles a couple of times. i think we can sweep the nats. what happens at the one game playoff? how big of a league do you have to have for the red sox's bullpen not to blow it. >> that's a big problem. if they pick up one start, one reliever, everything would have been different. instead they get that proof of purchase seals from kelloggs, they get the buffets, you know, coupons and that's all they thought they needed going into october. i got bad news for them. we are in big trouble. >> ruining the weekend. >> that one game is at yankees stadium even if we are lucky to be there. >>> this weekend al

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yankees fans packed the event to show their support and of course respect for jeter's who respect for walker, and ted simmons, and the late marvin miller. >> the one common thread with all of us here on stage is we understand there's no one individual bigger than the game. the game goes on, and it goes on because of the great fans we have. >> o'donnell: while the ceremony was delayed more than a year because of covid restrictions. and we'll be right back. oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ the light. it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. a

all of alexander live in yankee, it also points out the 2 chief suspects andre lucas. and dmitri cuff 2 lucas oil was a former k g b agent did in the court, the carry out the killing prime of facie evidence. the court says that they were acting at the time as agents of the russian state. now, once again, of course the question, what happens to them can they be apprehended their russian citizens there in russia, mister lucas, boy. and he went on to become a politician with the backing of the kremlin. the chances, little to none of their apprehension anytime soon. thousands of migrants from haiti who'd been hoping to find refuge in the united states being sent home instead. many had been staying at a makeshift camp at tex, bought a tom conditions is said to be going from bad to worse. john holmes report to mac. can you many a crossing back onto the mexican side of the border to avoid deportation. inside the mate ship camper more than 8000 people. mostly haitians in the rio, texas. they crossed the river illegally and we're hoping the u. s. would let them stay most of the

the yankees have, by far, the most difficult schedule. it'll be tough for them to catch up. >> the red sox, jonathan, have been blessed with an easy schedule going in. we had three with baltimore, a day off, two against the mets who were cold, a day off, three with the yankees. we don't know how that'll go. a day off. three more with the orioles in the american league. then a day off. then we have three with the nats who are also cold. we apparently played all our tough games early. we're lined up pretty well, but that means absolutely nothing in boston. >> probably means the collapse will be that much more heartbreaking. yeah, the bluejays have gone 16-4 this month. >> fair in saying. >> yeah, the red sox are playing better. they've got their guys back from the covid list. they came back against the mets last night. important win. the yankees, i'll say the schedule is tougher but rays may not have anything to play for in the last couple games. may have locked everything up. the series at fenway looks as gigantic. bluejays, maybe they'll

there were snipers on the roof at yankee stadium.e things, people made a statement of some kind about certainly much more than baseball, about their city and about their country. >> it meant that the world had changed, but we could exhale. sports helped us take a breath, you know, go back to enjoying some of the things, like you said, bring us together. can you remember a time -- >> they were moments that embraced us. >> they really were. can you remember a time when politics has played out to this degree in professional sports, and in contrast with what we saw after 9/11 how we were so close together as a nation? but nowadays, whether it's taking a knee at the national anthem, accepting an invitation to the white house when your team has won the championship, getting a vaccine, we're as divided in the sports world -- maybe not as divided but we're often divided in the sports world just as we are with everything else. >> and there are many people on both sides of the political ai aisle, even if they approve a certain social justice i

we are up because this cute yankees fan had to go out. yankees fans here. >> carol writes, she says she's up because this little peanut decides to be up. >> and lastly, i received several tips from people who express the belief that they do care about my team. >> up next, "the washington post" bob woodward and robert costa will join the table with their highly anticipated new book that already sparked controversy over donald trump's final days in office. >>> we'll hear ahead of president biden's speech in the u.n. a jam packed "morning joe" is just underway. "morning joe" is just underway. as when it departs. being first on the scene, when every second counts. or teaching biology without a lab. we are the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. without trade-offs. unconventional thinking. it's better for business. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. ge

boston with the blue jays hosting the yankees and the yankees catching fire again at the right time.a fourth straight game. leaving the yard in a 7-2 win. clinching a wild card spot is 3 with five games to go. yankees have not lost. winning seven in a row since the team got a turtle. that's right, a turtle. pitch pitcher nestor cortez got bronxie. we know baseball players are superstitious. i imagine he'll be around as long as the team keeps winning. we should get an early start turtle. have him crawl across the desk all news long. >> they're kind of messy. andy, sorry. thank you. >> all right. >> appreciate it. >>> all right. finally, a new york couple refusing to let covid-19 travel restrictions ruin their wedding plans. karen mahoney and brian ray got married at the u.s./canada border so that the bride's family who lives in canada could see them tie the knot. >> our fingers, toes, everything was crossed in august, august 21st. and then they announced that it was closed. we knew we had to do something to have mom, dad ask them here. >> to have them here to be part of it meant every

, and now i'm a yankee forever. one common thread for all of us here on stage is we understand there's no one bigger than the individual game. the game goes on, and it goes on because of the great fans we have, so take care of it, protect it, respect it, don't take the time you have to play for granted, and remember the most important thing like i said earlier. it's more than just a game. so thank you all once again. it's been a helluva ride. >> you know, i promised to be nice about this today. part of the speech delivered by yankee derek jeter right there at yesterday's hall of fame induction ceremony. the 47-year-old was the 57th player elected by baseball writers on the first try, one vote shy of becoming the unanimous pick. nicknamed the captain, and was a key member of five world series champions. his two decades in the majors included seven pennants, 14 all-star selections, five gold glove awards and five golden sluggers. he recorded 3,000 hits and ranked sixth on the all-time list. the yankees retired his 22

first yankee ever to drive in 10 games.ys won and i'll tell you what, it is going to be one exciting final week of the baseball season. yankees playing the bluejays in a series starting tomorrow. it will be fun to watch. >> a lot of screaming in my house yesterday. what was the most impressive, the record field goal or the home run by tim? >> stanton has a lot of impressive home runs. got to go with the field goal, guys. 66 yards and he had just enough? the fact that it bounded off. sometimes they try these field goals like we see at halftime. to do it and to twin -- >> he said he was clearly so happy. he couldn't made 65 but he hit a 66. >> thanks, andy. the fbi looking for brian laundrie's dna. what that means for the gabby petito magazine. the president's agenda is on the line. >> one way or another is the key phrase there. i'm laura jarrett. see you next if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliab

the yankees had a good weekend. it was the good weekend john carlo became a yankees. but, we only have one game both you and jonathan will agree, the best of the three remaining, the blue jays host the yankees for a decisive three-game. >> we got three with the orioles and three with the nats. >> we are certainly capable of not finishing the season where we want. they right lane our best friends right now. blue jays do look great and best lineup in the division. take us some injuries of the pitching staff, they're still playing well. the red sox needs to take care of business. if they win five, they're in. if they win four, probably? and maybe less than that. >> thanks guys. >>> let's get to the news now, nancy pelosi changed course telling democrats they'll vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill before reconciliation is done. pelosi promised to link the two bills together refusing to schedule a vote on the senate pass infrastructure bill until reconciliation is ready as well. speaker pelosi blamed the rehearsal on the senate. we were right on schedule to do all o

and that was a short stop for the new york yankees and now i'm a yankee forever.age is we understand there's no one individual bigger than the game. the game goes on. it goes on because of the great fans we have. so take care of it, respect it, protect it, don't take the time you have to plau for granted. remember the most important thing like i said earlier, it's more than just a game. so thank you all once again. it's been a hell of a ride. >> welcome back to "morning joe." it's thursday, september 9th -- >> what are we looking at, willie? >> derek jeter. >> lemire is here -- >> he had a good season or two, season and a half. >> you know how you know that was a big deal, michael jordan flew to cooperstown, showed up to be there for derrick jeter. >> what made jeter great? >> i think he's -- they focus on his leadership and what he meant to the franchise. i think often his statistics are overlooked. 3,400 career hits, 14 time all-star, won five world series. he was a good hitter, clutch hitter and he was the face of the franchise, in many ways the way lebron jame

yankees down two in the eighth. aaron judge his second home run of the game.ning and go on to win 8-7 on an emotional night there in new york. >> i think they could feel the emotion in the building. i thought they did a great job of honoring the servicemen and women, just paying homage to the memories of the people that lost their lives. it was a beautiful night. it was a perfect night. and the two new york teams played it out. >> and not far down the road at the u.s. open 18-year-old emma raducanu pulling off one of the most im probable grand slam wins of all time. the english teenager the first player ever, man or woman, to go from having to qualify to a major champ. beating 19-year-old leylah fernandez of canada in straight sets yesterday. raducanu didn't lose aet in the entire tournament. she is the younger major champion since maria sharapova. >> it still hasn't sunk in, to be honest, because after the match i haven't had a moment to embrace everything that just happened. but, yeah, i can't wait to just really sink in with my team tonight and enjoy and ce

bush wearing bulletproof vest, walked up to the yankee stadium on the first pitch game three in 2001resident of the united states. [cheering] dan: i was there for that as a young secret service agent back in the day. what a moment it was. joining me now, a better view than i did. iconic moment of his own, luis gonzalez. thank you for joining me, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. dan: you are playing and i came, one of the best world series in major league ball history. game three, i think your up to nothing, a great pitching staff that year. i'm out right field working, i get hit about a bad practice and it comes right to me so i catch it and i wanted to keep it so back as a 5-year-old kid next to me and i had to give it to the kid. so what does it look like with you throwing the pitch from your perspective in the dugout? >> a funny way of bringing people together, and incredible american moment for us, iconic when he threw the first pitch, everybody in the stadium had goosebumps knowing when he gave a thumbs up signal at a perfect strike to the plate and fans ch

death, taxes, and the yankees beating the twins. they did yesterday.t. >> no. i saw 5-0. oh, it's the twins. we'll win. the twins can't do it. if you look at the national league wild card race, it is insane. you have the dodgers way up. then the reds have the second spot followed by the padres, cardinals, phillies, and mets, all with legitimate spots to sneak into the second spot. >> it's exciting. the mets/yankees game on sunday night was absolutely crazy. a great wild card game. i do want to go back to the giants organization. we talk a lot about the east coast. we don't get to stay up and see what the giants and the dodgers, the padres, the angels do every day and the other teams on the west coast. man, that giants organization, just one of the best. they won the world series in '10, '12, '14. they keep coming back at you. you have to look at them and the cardinals organization, even though the cardinals aren't having a great year this year. every year they -- i do want to talk to the two red sox fans on the set there, though, and just ask, what is

the fact that wall street is up and trading again is as yankee doodle dandy as you can get.e turnaround after that horrific attacks and some have thought the financial epicenter of the world would be frozen in time and not be able to reopen, forget about days later, maybe weeks and months. the damage was that bad. that was flooding on the ground, flooded the exchanges, affected all the major arteries, financial and otherwise they are to say nothing of the loss of some of the best and brightest financial minds that same day, but come back not only stocks did, but we did in downtown new york which is the focus of much of the world over the next couple of days is now a very different world than it was that day. tom kane was giving the assignment of five-- figuring out how it happened, the corner new jersey governor was the cochair of the 9/11 commission and he didn't pull any punches on either party or multiple presidents, looked into it the way a commission should look into things and i'm honored to have the governor with us now. sir, welcome. >> thank you, neil, good to be wi

i think yankees have an example of that sticking with the yankees team.dary broadcaster. yankees win, he is 83 years old. hops in his car to go home and he gets stuck. and the water is rising. steve: river road and edge water. brian: he calls his partner, susan wald map. susan waldman says i have an idea i will call the spanish broadcaster ricky ricardo is actually his name. i got it they keep him on the phone until they can locate him. they pick him up, get him out of his water logged car. he was only a half mile from his house drive around for hours to get him home. a perless situation broadcasting team combined efforts to save their lead broadcaster. the yankees broadcaster won that one. ainsley: that's so nice of them. brian: 6 minutes now after the hour. turning to washington, d.c. the president's approval rating has got to concern the white house. it is dropping like a rock since the afghan pullout. ainsley: peter doocy joins us from the white house on when measures are coming home. they want to know the exact number right, peter? pete: with those p

we were doing it here at yankee stadium.he ritual, you shake hands with everybody, the six umpires who have the game. and all of a sudden there was an umpire i didn't recognize. come to find out later on, well, actually i saw it there, was the secret service man. he was dressed as an umpire. and i think i mentioned something about, obviously he was armed, and, you know, tried to bring some levity to the thing, i said, it's about time they armed you guys, meaning the umpires. but it was powerful. and i was at the end of the runway coming from the clubhouse to the dugout. and i welcomed president bush. he comes, i mean, charging out, and says to me, he says, joe, he says, you're going to kick their butts tonight? i said, well, i hope so. and with that he went passed me and went brinkskly up to the sts and up the mound. found out later, obviously, he went to the top of the mound and pitched from the pitcher's rubber. he had warmed up with derek jeter in the batting cage underneath the stands. and of course, only jeter's dry wit

babe ruth played his entire career for yankees because yankees own him. most of the movie stars of the 1950s all worked for the same studio because the studio owned them. you could not work for anyone else. reagan got involved with the creation of what you know, they put on the awards, the actors get the awards and they pretend to cry and thank their grandmothers for making them actors and all this. this is the screen actor's guild. which is essentially the first union for actors. it was designed to provide actors with the ability to bargain to be paid better and not to be owned by their studios. reagan became the president of the screen actor's guild and he spent as much time negotiating as he did acting. this is really important because he developed a sense of free enterprise and unions. throughout our course, unions have played a very important role. unions were crucially important to hollywood and to sports. it is the major league baseball union that allows the creation and negotiations for the creation of free agency. so baseball players are not owne

and the yankees have to head up to toronto. it's tight and nothing is settled. again? >> no, that serious wrapped up they lost yesterday. they play the twins now i believe over the weekend before that series. >> tampa did win and we should not lose sight of them. they are going to be top seed american league. this series they are setting up to be just them. >> let's use the word excruciating. >> we have a foreign correspondent that's not on the east coast who tweeted to me yesterday. there is a ball team out of yonder called the st. louis cardinals? >> i don't know, i know it's really west of the hudson. >> like the new york coverage. >> that's how we talk about baseball. we do recognize it. let's talk about claire mckaskill with the talent they had this year. they have been under performing like crazy but utah about a tee, they got hot at the right time. this is one of those cardinal teams. cardinals and the giants, the cardinals thing. >> there is a cardinal scene where they ran 82 games. >> this team is looking like that '06. >> their lining is great. they wo

i'm up way too early to hear jon report the yankees won and the sox lost.guish in lemire's voice when he talks about schwarber's error costing boston a game. neither of you will ever get a tweet on this show again. up way to early to celebrate my giants' postseason clinch. congrats to the giants. and katie sent this photo writing up getting a di manding puppy fed and ready to play, maybe baseball. hopefully not wearing pinstripes. >>> up next, a look at the axios one big thing. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," a check-in with dr. anthony fauci amid soaring cases of coronavirus among children. and abigail spanberger following yesterday's testimony from the secretary of state about the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. you won't want to miss any of that. "morning joe" just moments away. introducing new vicks super c and dayquil severe convenience pack. vicks super c is a daily supplement to help energize and replenish your body with vitamin c and b vitamins. dayquil severe is a max strength medicine for cold and flu relief. someone is feeling better. get y

it completes the 3 game suite for the yankee john carlos stanton's 2 run homer. one of the highlights in new york 6th street when sent in homered in each of the 3 games. and despite the defeat, boston are still in a place position, miles per hour, off the back in the nfl, tom brady, through for more than $400.00 yards without any inception for perceivable champions, tampa bay buccaneers still lost to the los angeles rems. meanwhile, baltimore ravens place here. justin tucker said a league record against the detroit lions. he's 66 your field. go into the dramatic 1970. when in the final seconds of the play needed to help them. not that anyone can make the adults know minded elsewhere. arizona cardinals, place, kicker, mass pray to say that he's own bold feel, go from 68 yards up, and it came directly when completely the other way jacksonville jackie was. why receive a jamal that new beating several, arizona defended system blocking? the females that are $109.00 your school, that's incredible touchstone. the point that the jackie was full of 3119 sue marie flings g

if in baseball faces rivalry, the new york yankees became the boston red sox, 53 on saturday. that was thanks to jen, carla stanton hitting a grand slam home run in the 8th inning. the yankees on our side with the red sox for the american leagues top wildcards, but we'll leave it there for now. most we'll see is coming up again later in the magazine once piece. and while, meanwhile, hundreds of couples have been swing into action. that this is while tango championships, but only a few lucky partners were able to dance their way of glory and when the top prices daniel crime reports now from one very. the romantics will tell you that the heart of when the, sorry speak to the rhythm of the tangle, ah, the tangled world copy held every year in the city where it was born at the end of the 900 century last year. it was a virtual, a tango is all about cheek to cheek closeness and it does not fit well with social distancing. so this year it was back in person and on screen isa me, we're already, we know our society in general. so i truly believe that of course, it impact on the kangar

la, la, la, la, la >>> yankees' legend derek jeter dished out the praise in his powerful hall-of-fameeer, i wanted to make mrs. robinson proud i wanted to make hank aaron proud. i wanted to make all of you proud. not as statistics, how i carried myself and how i respected the game of those before and after me there is a huge responsibility that comes with wearing a yankee uniform. just because you have it on doesn't guarantee you anything you know, you have to earn it. you know, you demanded i earned it every single day, whether it was during the season or in the offseason, i felt as though i was representing you and i representing all of new york i did that in the best possible way i knew how you have a dream, you believe in that dream, and you surround yourself with people who are gonna encourage you, support you, challenge you, be honest with you, and help nurture that dream. >> the captain was one of four inductees in the class of 2020 rockies' slugger larry walker and cardinals all star catcher ted simmons rounded out the player inductees and former mlb executive marvin miller wa

the yankees still lead the wild card race ahead of boston, but toronto are now just one game behind the jacket. ok, matt, it's all your support for now back to you. how thank you very much indeed far. what about sprint for this news are to keep it here on al jazeera though molina sorry will be with you after the break. she will have more on that breaking news out of france, a vote for the rest of these worldviews favorite us about the news. news, news, news. news, l just the world reveals dramatic pictures from girls in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and if there is nowhere safe, and god account done to his really missile attacks. and for time why we're tired. businesses and media organizations simply blown up. girls, a 60 minute warning on jesse around the city of couple has experience so much evil for decades and they says another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy situation. and now it's not clear. the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic price in particular for women and girls, despite assurances

the yankees is it a full game behind. time for weather where the gulf coast is bracing for a heavy rain. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the latest on tropical storm nicholas. >> i know a lot of people are very nervous on the coastline, especially those people who went through harvey a couple of years ago. a slow moving tropical system is all this area ever needs. the winds have increased a little bit to 60 miles an hour. it will make landfall later this afternoon toward this evening and should make landfall near port lavaca and poeskly toward victoria, bay city area, and we'll watch the storm weaken as it approaches the west side of houston, and it will rain itself out as we go into wednesday and thursday. the bottom line with this storm is the winds will cause a little bit of damage t storm surge will cause a little bit of damage, but the flooding is life-threatening, and that's what could cause a lot of damage. we have a flash flood that goes all the way through lake charles and the coastline. isolated rain t

the mets get the 7-6 win. >> look at that young yankee fan.ears, christine. >> i know. >> you like the bears. >> i would say this. i'm from chicago. how about that? we'll leave it at that. >> all right. >> thank you so much. nice to see you, i coy. >>> "new day" is next. dad, it's a video call. hold the phone in front of you. how's that? get...get mom. [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning app with 24/7 support when you need it the most. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. we've got you taken care of, sgt. houston. thank you. that was fast! one call to usaa got her a tow, her claim paid... ...and even her grandpa's dog tags back. get a quote. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster,

where's the yankees/red sox series? is that in fenway? >> that's exactly where i was going.row late afternoon, 4:00, and sunday night. what do you think? are they going to get these games in? >> they should be able to get the games in, but it's going to be wet. it's not going to be dry. i think the saturday afternoon game could be most at risk. maybe they'll have to do a double header on sunday. >> which would only add to my stress level. >>> coming up, the white house is preparing government agencies for a potential shutdown. will republicans fall in line with democrats to raise the debt ceiling before time runs out? >>> but before we go to break, we want to know that immortal question. why are you awake? i'm your reasons to waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me@jon lemire. don't put an "h" in my name but add the #waytooearly. we'll read your answers later in the show. l read your answers lan the show ecret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing scents and aluminum free. secret before you go there, ♪ or fist bump there. ♪ or... oh! i can't wait to go there! ♪ or reunite t

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he was also part of the 2004 yankee team that blew a lead to the boston red sox.be watching this tomorrow, but for those who may, he'll be joined by larry walker, ted simmons, and the late baseball union leader marvin miller. >>> with less than a month left, the tampa bay rays are showing why they sit atop the a.l. east and my red sox do not. nelson cruz comes up to bat with the bases loaded and center fielder appeared to lose the ball in the sun. you see it there. it hurts. cruz cruises to third and the ball is overthoun and he ends one a little league grand slam. they try to hold on but end up in an skreesh yating fashion in a game that lasted five hours and felt like 12. in a season that's had its fair share of losses, this is the worst yet. and we'll have coverage with joe scarborough in the next hour. >>> time now for the weather lchlt e geese to meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast. good morning, janessa, what have you got? >> good morning, jonathan. the sun is a lot. more of that today. we have multiple weather stories picking up, one across the deep

he played his entire career for the yankees because the yankees owned. him most actors in the 1960s worked for the same studio the studio owned them, you could not work for anyone else. regan got involved in the creation with you all know now that the parents of the awards, some people watch when they know the actors get the awards and they pretend to cry and thank their grandmothers for making them actress and all this. this is the screen actor's guild. essentially the first union for actors. the first union for actors. the screen actor's guild was designed to give actors the ability to bargain better. reagan became the president of the screen actors guild when he spent as much of his career in hollywood negotiating as he did acting. this is really important because he developed a sense of importance of free enterprise and the importance of for unions. throughout our course unions have plenty really important. roll think of the brotherhood of sleeping car -- think of the importance of the civil rights movement and the union to the civil rights movement.

go back to 2006, and it's the death of alexander lisben yankee. he was a, he was an outspoken critic of vladimir putin at the time. his wife has hailed this judgment by the court of human rights who have explicitly now linked the killing of live and young co using a red radioactive isotopes. polonium $210.00 that was slipped into his tea in a london hotel linking that event to the kremlin. it was carried out by 2 russian agents who are at law to course in russia. 11 of them went on to become a politician after these events and the european court of human rights saying that they were operating for the f s b. that's the success of opera operations of the k g b. and that they were acting as agents of the russian state. what is the significance, i mean, in the end, the same rules apply these suspects alive at large and safe in russia, and they're not likely ever to be expedited, but it is another step towards implicating russia in this sort of business repeat business if you like, of eliminating enemies abroad and will serve in some way to pile pressu

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but alexandria alexander live in yankee, was the target. and the e. c. h r says that russia has made no attempt to counter the findings of the british inquiry, which also concluded the vladimir putin probably approved the killings. and he said that if these 2 men were acting alone, they would not have the access to this rare radioactive isotope. that was used to poison him, just a reminder of how exactly they saw pan down in october 2016. these 2 men, local and cotton, had 3 meetings with alexander live in young co, over the course of that month. and it seems, attempts were made to administer the poise, enjoying those meetings, and it was a 3rd one, whereas administered in sufficiently large quantities to cause a lot of pain to alexander live in young co. he ended up in the hospital and he was in agonizing pain, were told for a month before that poison resulted in his death, bernard smith in moscow burner. thank you very much. indeed. tony moore had news are including that's called mind for classes to resume for goes and i've got a son. the taliban pledg

it completes the 3 game sweep for the yankee gen cala sentence 2 run homer. one of the highlights we knew 6 straight win stanton whom it in each of these 3 games and the fight, the defeat, boston all still in a position in the nfl, tom brady, through for more than 400 yards without any interceptions, but the super bowl champion temple the balcony of still lost through the los angeles rems. meanwhile, baltimore ravens place kicker justin tucker. safe. a lead record against the detroit lions. he's 66. your field go. and sure. the dramatic 970. when in the final 2nd display needed some help from the cross book that anyone connected with minded. sumo wrestling, greatest champion, if it's a retire, according to reports in japan, a cool who is 36 leaves the ring with a wrinkled number of wins dosage. i'm sorry, reports for 20 years because you know who whoa has set records that will stand in japan's traditional sport for decades. but advancing age and injuries have forced a 36 year old to step out of the ring for the final time. who, whose last event was in july, w

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