stadium, i tell people all the time new yankee stadium is nice, there's nothing like old yankee stadiumnning around in that a place we had so many come from behind wins. yeah, a lot of fun. i was fortunate to play in two stadiums that were rich in tradition, and that's a big deal. neil: absolutely. you were like a babe ruth with the red sox and the yankees. but i was reading that you were recently pitching for the savannah if bananas? -- v.a. nana bananas? and i wonder, is in your way of signaling like a george foreman move you're going to go back? >> yeah, no. i told 'em, i felt like satchel page out there at 611 years old. [laughter] -- 611 years old. i had to ice for three straight days after a i got done doing that. [laughter] i was originally going to throw out the first pitch, and then the it became, hey, can you pitch in the game. i'm like, hey, man, listen, i'm 61. these kids are young. but it was a lot of fun. i did it for my two grand boys, 7-year-old twins, and i told them -- i'm papi rocket now, neil -- [laughter] when i came off the a mound, i told 'em they had to do the gr

let's look ahead to the yankees season. the line-up looks good, but we were counting on having cole at the top of the rotation. >> there's a binary sort of dynamic to how we should feel about this season. last season was the worst season in 30 years of rooting for the yankees. they didn't make the playoffs. this season, it's an all-in sort of dynamic. the binary is you win this thing or it's misery. gerrit cole being out after i laughed about how the red sox are going to finish last in the a.l. east for the third straight year. i now deserve this, i suppose, cosmically. juan soto and aaron judge makes me feel great. why are we not spending more $300 million on contracts on these guys? i'd like them to shore up the line-up. >> gerrit cole, injury or not, the red sox are still going to finish fifth. don't worry about that. >> that line-up is tough. staying within the pages of the "new york post," robert f. kennedy says he will announce his vice presidential pick on march 26th. a source tells nbc news the independent president

to the traveling secretary. >> new york yankees.eed assistant traveling secretary. [laughter] >> are you again? >> assistant to the traveling secretary. >> yankees hosting i felt like to like this, it will be back i'm sure. celebrate the big sitcom, it will handle bobble heads for the first 18000 fans. the cannot to see them take on the boston red sox and bobble head design was based on stance when he gave yankee legend bernie williams eating tips. i think it looks pretty good and trim. time to share comments from the past week. brooke was kind enough, you brought up tik tok tik tok is the smallest problem china poses against our country. people don't seem to care, they don't know the border is dangerous they don't know china is a threat. getting inside people's minds, setting an agenda i would say is just as important as the thousands coming through with roller bags of the border but i understand. in reference to the intel hearings last week over the terrorist concerns, sue wrote me from virginia saying in an election year, now int

en el caso de yankee, el gobierno mexicano reconoció que hubo varias irregularidades.á investigando. hubo abuso de autoridad mientras la gobernadora evelyn salgado aceptó las renuncias de los titulares de las secretarías de gobierno y seguridad. el mayor y destituyó a la fiscal sandra luz valdovinos, por la fuga del supuesto culpable. esta administración reafirma su colaboración con las instancias correspondientes 3 la marcha culminó en el lugar donde murió jackie cotán como un homenaje de último adiós para su compañero, el policía, que supuestamente disparó contra yankee. continúa desaparecido, mientras que otros 2 participantes permanecen en prisión preventiva. johana es la información. regreso contigo. gracias ana por tu informe. y crece la atención en haití por las pandillas armadas que siguen disparando en las calles y abriendo las prisiones. washington dijo que prepara un vuelo para evacuar a los estadounidenses atrapados en el país mientras las naciones unidas trabaja en un puente aéreo entre puerto príncipe y santo domingo, en la vecina república dominicana, qu

got sort of native, yankee protestant the immigrants. these immigrant cultures were generally unfamiliar with independent political action. these people did not come from republics. they weren't voting citizens in any way most of them were, however, very familiar with hierarchy and authority. not just catholics, but any immigrants coming from a kind of traditional peasant culture. immigrants come to america. they're not in search of political theory, her desperately in need of basic material sustenance. and they took for granted that political life would flow out of those needs, that politics was very much about interests. interest for them, largely interest in survival. basic material survival. they understood politics not as disinterested, impersonal activity, but politics mainly in terms of personal obligations and strong personal loyalty. and rather than allegiant, abstract laws or mores. so this is personal politics in a kind of immigrant 19th century way, personal connections, personal loyalties. these two ideal types, if you will,

of course, yankees winning the first two.the first week and the excitement of it, what i love about it is how quickly the fan base jumps off their teams if that they don't get off to a good start. [laughter] but both teams are going to have a chance to represent the american league with what they did in the off season, and of course, houston's been the model in the american league the last 6-7 years. they've been tough the beat, and they're going to be tough again this year. pete: who's got the advantage in the starting pitching realm? because that's what -- you know it better than anybody, who am i talking to here, but as the season goes on, if you don't have starting pitching, you're in big trouble. >> yeah. we've not to figure out how to keep themmier because injuries have been already -- healthier. garrett cole, one of the best pitchers in the american league, is not going to be pitching for two months for the yankees and p of course, justin verlander and a couple for the astros have been banged up. you're right, whoever

you might remember the character worked for the yankees for a while.eaway happens on july fifth, exactly 35 years after seinfeld. originally debuted. in case you're wondering, seinfeld went off the air in 1998, 26 years ago, which is hard to believe, but sandy is still in syndication, and you can see it every night somewhere. >> yeah, and you know what, dan? i mean, i didn't watch seinfeld all the time, but there were there was a huge following, obviously. so i can see how this would be a draw. yeah. >> and he was it was a classic character. and his quote unquote work with the yankees was was very funny, interestingly, i have seen every episode of science felled many, many times, but i never watched it once when it was in production. wasn't not one. one episode because, you know, we're working at night. it was on a different network that makes sense. didn't see it, but in syndication, i've seen it. i met him once here. jason alexander, very nice guy, was leaving the station doing a taping. very nice guy, but a clever marketing idea for the yankees. >>

i just wanted to be there on time for the yankee games in the music was so boring.i'm filling out, you know, yogi berra, you know the d.j. says "i got this record in this morning and this has to be the worst thing i've ever heard. this record is a hit, i'll eat my hat." and he plays a record called "gee" by the crows come on earlier r&b song. it goes [scatting] oh, g, how i love that girl. that's the first thing on there that i liked at all. and it was really the first time i guess i ever heard rock and roll. >> stephen: how often does your own song surprise you? you said at one point in the documentary -- >> paul: i like it if it does. >> stephen: you said 60% integrating a song, sometimes the song will start to show you the path. what is it like when it doesn't? >> paul: well, it's not complete. >> stephen: do you throw it away or put it in a drawer? >> paul: seldom. don't put it in a drawer. i have thrown a couple of songs away where i said after i wrote earlier, you know what? that's bull[bleep]. >> stephen: amazing, johnny calf -- johnny cash, aretha franklin,

and, yes, the yankees absolutely had something to do with it. what was. oh, it's very loud. what was the relationship between longstreet beauregard in new orleans since obviously beauregard was also a big supporter of civil rights, but a slightly different political party leader. yeah, i mean, longstreet continued to get along well with a number of confederates. beauregard is one of them. pickett is another d.h. hill, who felt that he was scapegoated somewhat, by some other confederates, another so he didn't cross swords with. there were some some people considered. to be fair minded. i think he considered porter alexander to be pretty fair minded. then there were others, you know again early and pendleton and john brown gordon and so on who he felt really had it in for him but but it's it's an important question because you know it is important to note that while longstreet had many many critics the who served under him tended to defend him at least to defend his personal courage and to try to put his politics and his war record into two different boxes. his staff, officers

you can't get much yankee than that unless maybe you're from boston then. during that visit back to texas some of chester's relatives wanted to make. sure. young catherine knew what was what here in texas. so as members of the family sat around in the parlor. one of them pointedly asked, chester, what he would do if texas again seceded from the union. would he fight for texas or for federal government in washington? catherine remembered later that the woman asking the question look directly at her as she asked it. now you'll see what's what. yankee girl. chester smiled graciously and answered quietly, as was his want. why, of course, i would fight for the states against any rebellion. catherine remembered later that the woman nearly dropped her teacup. now, if. if this is not quite the same as deciding to leave home on an hour's notice and it's hypothetical. in any case, chester had made loyalty clear. one central aspect of chester nimitz life and his command, too, was his calm and deliberative manner influenced by his grandfather. no doubt. he smiled readi

y esto ocurre horas después de que familias y amigos realizaron el sepelio del estudiante yankee románrecién liberada, corre sobre la carretera de tixtla en guerrero. ella es una de los 11 guardias retenidos por normalistas tras interceptarlos ice 2 horas secuestrados y los dejaron ir, pero incendiaron sus vehículos tras los hechos inmuebles y oficinas de gobierno fueron resguardadas con vallas metálicas y este domingo, en un punto neutral en chilpancingo, el secretario de gobierno de guerrero se reunió con normalistas. al salir del lugar informó que busca un acuerdo. estamos iniciando un proceso de diálogo con ellos y todos vamos a tomar nuestros acuerdos y cuando lo hagamos se los comunicaremos con mucho gusto e diálogo que llevó a la suspensión de las protestas programadas durante el día. este encuentro ocurrió a 2 días de la muerte del estudiante yankee gómez, en un presunto enfrentamiento con policías sobre este caso, la secretaría de seguridad federal informó en un comunicado que como parte de las indagatorias ya se reporta la detención de varias personas relacionadas con estos e

. >> aca estoy en el vip si, chicos, les cuento que tengo hoy daddy yankee lanza un nuevo sencillo ye ver con esta parte del cambio rotundo que esta llevando a cabo en su vida. >> mas adelante les tengo todos los detalles y por que eligio hoy viernes santo para lanzarlo. >> ya son varios los que se han ido por este camino, no adelantemos, mas adelante te cuento. >> gracias. >> bueno, ya hay un tiz. >> bueno, y esto observar o mejor, ¿que le parece sentir el proximo eclipse total de sol este 8 de abril tambien va a ser posible para personas que no puedan ver o que tengan una discapacidad visual. >> el proyecto lightsound, desarrollado por la astronoma ciega alison breyla, permitir esto. >> y una colega tambien de la universidad de harvard traducira a sonidos las distintas fases del eclipse usando notas tocadas con clarinete y flauta y un clic final cuando se haga la oscuridad, un fenomeno que evidentemente va a poder ser disfrutado por muchas personas durante todo el van a ser 4 minutos con 9 segundos en distintas partes del pais. >> pero que interesante que hayan desarrollado esto co

but the steady yankees with a $450 million payroll. the new guy with really good throw that, i guess he was out at the plate. i'm not quite sure. >> oh, he was out. >> they called him out, so we'll let ya have it. >> whatever. >> they called him out, confirmed by the replay. yeah, fell down 4-0. nester cortez, the opening day starter because cole is out for a bit. but he pitched well beyond the first inning. it is true, joe, if you look at the -- if the yankees can pitch this year, this is the open question for any team, if people get hurt, that lineup is brutal. i mean, there is no break in it for the opponent. so if you have soto and judge coming next, they're going to be very tough. but the division, the orioles look great, the jays, it'll be tough. >> i still got to say, when you're watching the yankees play the astros, it is really like, okay, it's hitler versus stalin. who are you going to cheer for? >> wow, wow. >> i guess, okay. >> measles and mumps. >> exactly, measles and mumps might be a better way to put it. that's quite so

new york yankee fans can breathe a collective sigh of relief at least for now about ace pitcher garretole will not need surgery on his ailing right elbow. that conclusion was reportedly reached after cole's appointment with a renowned orthopedic surgeon in los angeles this week. the right-hander is expected to be shutdown for at least a month, probably won't face big league hitters until late may or early june. it remains unclear who will be the yankees opening day star. >>> now to drama on the links in yesterday's opening round in the pga players championship. rory mcllroy was the center of a controversial ball drop following a second tee shot drop into the water right there. opponents questioning whether mcllroy's hit above or below the red hazard line as it bounced into the water, which would be the difference of having to drop back by the tee or where the ball went. mcllroy was comfortable by saying it was above the line and escaped the hole with a double bogey. he went onto tie a player's championship record to finish for a share of the first round league. but the shot of the day

grandfather won’t come, and neither will rex, yankee, i’m afraid of dogs, don’t be afraid.do with you, sit down, quickly, sit down. come out, maybe there’s a dog there? get out, i say, why did you drown the gun? we don't have any cartridges, let's run. from a gun, let's pour it, well, we'll be alive, we will, but why did he need a boy, and there was a little girl with him, father panas’s daughter, father panas’s, well... big, no, small, by the way, all the photographs will appear, they will come from you, then knowledge, so, well, i can’t do anything , take me to the hospital, i need an operation, i too, filsher, cannaval, be alive, we’ll be, well, what are you doing, i’ll rest a little, yanka, i’m very tired, but no, i’m just eating. i want to eat, if i ate a piece of bread, you know how much, i walked, don’t think about it, i sat down a lot , let’s go, that’s what, you sit here, rest and nowhere from here, where will you go, to the village? maybe i’ll get some bread, and don’t be afraid, there’s nothing to be afraid of, i understand , wenn meine frau nicht hören will, so

stadium i worked there as a youth growing up, i worked at yankee -- as a matter of fact, that's wheree. >> jimmy: okay, all right, well - [ laughter and applause >> and not in that order >> jimmy: not in that order. >> when the boston fans came to town, 'cause they love that booger sugar >> jimmy: all right, all right, hold on. [ laughter ] >> they love that booger sugar >> jimmy: let's -- >> is quest laughing >> jimmy: yeah, he's laughing. yeah, yeah you are on -- you're on tour right now, stand-up. you're one of the best to ever do it. i love seeing you do stand-up. >> yeah, but - >> jimmy: that's how you started your career. >> yeah, but that was the foundation for everything. just like you, doing stand-up is the foundation for all of this >> jimmy: do you remember the first joke you ever told in stand-up >> yeah, i would get on stage and pick the skinniest dude in the front row -- >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and i would tell him, "if they don't laugh at my jokes, i'ma eff you up. [ laughter ] and that broke the ice that how much a polar bear weigh, enough to break the ice [ laughter ] you

they just happened to crush the new york yankees who were visiting that de, in that game. and now my o's are kicking off this season with a brand new owner, david rubenstein the order of any baseball team can only do so much. everything depends on the fans. so i hope you will come to games, support the team and do everything he can to bring us to the next chapter or the baltimore orioles and hopefully that will lead us to another world series championship in the very near future. >> hell? yes. >> dated. >> we do have some >> hopeful news that that is the game out of baltimore. of course, our city saw unthinkable tragedy. this week, my family has deep ties. baltimore has been really wonderful to us. like david said let's when another world series championship panel. thank you guys very much for being here. hope you're gonna get out, do some baseball this weekend. and thanks to all of you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere on cnn news central starts right now >> this morning, the final moments before the collapse, the crew frantically trying, but failing to co

you see, it’s completely, it’s like the yankees at the court of king arthur or something like that. itthe question was asked at that time in the historical and economic context in which the country was located, in the internal political situation from the point of view of internal security, and all this together prompted me to the answer that i gave: i'm not ready for this, and not because i i was scared of something, but because the scale of the tasks was simply, well, huge, and the number of problems was growing every day like a snowball, so i said sincerely, and not because i repeat, i was scared of something, but because i i thought that i am not ready to solve all these problems and god forbid... i’ll do something even worse, that’s what we were talking about, so i said it absolutely sincerely, and if i came back, i would repeat it the same thing, but what then became decisive, you still went, probably, conversations with boris nikolaevich, well, probably... “ okay, okay, okay, i understand, we’ll come back to this, and we came back several times, in the end he said that i’m an ex

yankees go out there and professional athletes have people stretch them out, tom brady.he yankees hire me. >> lawrence: women can stretch you, too. >> brian: i get luck of the draw, though. >> ainsley: how many women do you have stretching you? >> lawrence: just saying at the gym -- >> steve: you any to the stretch lab, too? >> lawrence: i do. one in my building. >> ainsley: i love when my trainer stretches me, my back, stands behind me and puts a tube behind me. >> brian: tom brady started it. i'm not worried about weight, it drove bill belichick crazy. if you want to host until you are 65, have a man stretch you. >> ainsley: have you done the ice cold plunge thing? >> lawrence: i do that, too. >> brian: i don't have the courage. >> steve: i've learned a lot. >> ainsley: bizarre, more bizarre response from the podium to peter doocy report that joe biden is angry and anxious behind the scenes. >> this is when did you stop beating your spouse question, i don't think he ever did that. so -- lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we

at all, it’s like the yankees at the court of king arthur or something else like that, it’s impossible was asked at that time in the historical and economic context in which the country was located, in the internal political position from an internal point of view. i thought that i was not ready to solve all these problems, and god forbid i make something even worse, that’s what we were talking about, when the work started, everything was completely different there, you know, when you work , you think, this, this, this, this is what you need right now, this, now, tomorrow, it ’s gone, it’s gone, when you get involved in work, it’s a completely different story, there’s no time to be afraid anymore, yes it's not a matter of fears, yes, but it's a matter of understanding, as it were, the ability to solve these tasks. the president admitted that he feels the support of society in this difficult time, which is accompanied by an increase in patriotic sentiment. this feeling of an internal connection with the homeland, with the fatherland, of one’s importance in solving key problems in this c

you see, it’s just like... the yankees at king arthur’s court or something like that, it’s impossibletorical and economic context in which the country was located, in that internal political and the situation from the point of view of internal security and so... all this together prompted me to answer that which i gave, i’m not ready for this, and not because i was scared of anything, but because the scale of the tasks was simply, well, huge and the number of problems grew every day like a snowball, so i said sincerely and not because i’m repeating i was afraid of something because i i thought that i was not ready. in order to solve all these problems and god forbid they do something even worse, that ’s what we were talking about, and that’s why i said it absolutely sincerely, and if i came back, i would repeat the same thing, but so what then it became decisive, you still went, probably, conversations with '. nikolaevich, well, probably the most important thing in the end, he - he answered me then, said, okay, okay, okay, i understand, we ’ll come back to this, and we came back to th

yankees beat the astros in a thrilling opening day thanks to some defensive heroics.. here is the throw from soto. the play and he is out. they got him. they got him. >> dana: right fielder juan soto throwing out the potential tying run at the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning. i have to get used to reading baseball again. a 5-four victory in houston. soto hit a based loaded single. >> dana: a while since i read about baseball. wow, none of those words seem to make sense in the sentence. >> bill: we'll loosen it up and get back in shape. a good opening game. houston and yankees, pretty good. reds won, too, at home. >> dana: how was the parade? >> bill: it was really good. thousands of people turned out. they didn't have enough animals. a thing of the past what i was talking about yesterday. not that they don't do it. it was very popular under previous owner. by the way, north carolina got beat bracket buster across america. >> dana: they have a baseball team? >> bill: we'll work on it. unc went down. >> dana: you changed subjects on me quickly there in my defens

and later in the nightcap, the yankees unveil new stadium snacks for the 2024 season.ied meatballs, filet mean young tater tots and italian spicy wings. apparently it's a gourmet trend that's hitting stadiums across the country. what happened to buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks? i don't care if i ever come back. or a good old beer at a hotdog. do you think it's about time baseball food was better or do you like it the old way? let us know x and instagram. we will read the best responses in the nightcap. 8:20 on the west coast. "fox news @ night" trip across america. a live look at caldwell, idaho. did you know idaho is known as the gem state? next, new orleans, leah zyanna -- louisiana where in 1796 they became the first u.s. city to host an opera performance. finally a live look, orlando, florida, previously known as jernigan in 18 fifties. big shout out to the messieurs. if you can't join us live don't forget to set your dvr and watch as any time. we are coming right back. [♪♪] [♪♪] hi, i'm kevin, and i've lost 152 pounds on golo. i had just left a checkup with

what's that dad, new york yankees and■y notre dame. of people loving notreouti have had to acquiesce to the fact there's notre dame]a paraphernalia in their office, what's that about but we are growing with the task.< i can hard i will say it i'm so excited to my househalf before . i didn't have broadband living out in the country. so i have a quick primmer into the expansive nature and ability of what broadband can bring. society in general and, of course, being able to talk to farmers, heavy agricultural industry as well as connected with the autoindustry so it's and communication are major components of my delighted at what you do. broadband capabilities for yourd it's important to keep moving be remember of and cochair of that but also cochair of the 5g and beyond caucus. co-chairman of that. but we have to have that. and also the education and workforce committee all of that is touched by what you do. congressman thank you. talk a little like the country in a divided place. i hadn't that. the divisions i guess are -- the factors a

the yankees had finally come and would sell them all to cuba. they must immediately run for hide. but. and the enslaved laborers working him dinot feign attachment to the enslaver or obedience to the overseer. instd they did the opposite of what they were ordered to do. mr. hamilton says every man he run and my god, he run all the other way. the overseer ran to the woods alone from his forested, hiding place. he looked peep back at the enslaved people. he looked peep again. he demanded the enslaved people one last time run for hide the enslaved people over whom the overseer held the power work and tortured to death, utterly disregarded his. every man run by him, and they ran to freedom straight to the boat. one of my proudest research moments was finding mr. hamilton's family and tracking them through the sails. they were sold two or three times as a family, and then they were in the rice fields together and they got the boat together and. they include his 80. he was 88. his wife, hager, his daughter, a son in law, harry and granddaughter hager hager. he likely consider himself lu

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. >> that timing, same time, giants in the world series with the yankees.y did not get a lot of attention. it was exciting for me because i got to be a ball boy. it was like dream come true for 13-year-old kid. >> a few years later jim moved from the baseline to the scores table >> that was a paid position, the ball boys did not get paid. we got tips from the trainers and the referees which turned out to be probably more than what they were paying us for the job on the table. >> reporter: back then he did it all. shot clock, scoreboard, even foul paddles. in 1990, jim took over as the full time clock operator. all while juggling his job at the u.s. postal service and raising a family with his long time wife, jolene. >> we had four kids, a full time job and i somehow kept this job. it was tough at times. >> reporter: there has not been a lot of load management over his 61 years with the team. >> i missed about half a season when i was in the navy. that was in 1969. i missed a couple when the kids were born. my oldest son was born, i remember we were playing

from the extension of the japanese player's contract arsenal until the interest of the yankees to attract the french giroud on the margins of the football world, this news section . 25-year-old takehiro tomiso's contract with arsenal was extended until 2026. this japanese defender joined the team from bologna in the summer of 2020 for 19 million euros and until now in 73 games for the london reds , the belgian goalkeeper's tibetan surgery was successfully performed, and this real madrid player will be out of action in 6-8 weeks. a court in spain sentenced arda turan, a turkish player and former barcelona player , to a one-year suspended prison term and payment of a sum of money for tax fraud. condemned 630 thousand euros. bayern munich board member max eberl denied any negotiations with real madrid for the transfer of alfonso diviso. i can say that we made a very specific and appreciative offer to alfonso. sometimes in life, we have to answer yes or no . real madrid, they have not contacted us. we are currently working on this issue. the new owners of manchester united are interested in h

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he's a two-time cy young award winner, coveted by teams including the dodgers and yankees. snell suddenly becomes the top prize in the team's list of off-season acquisitions. it started with korean star lee, and one-time world series mvp jorge soler. the giants open the season march 28th in san diego. >>> let's take a live look right now in san jose. today marks the end, the official end of winter, anyway. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall here as we're welcoming spring. >> today is the official start of the vernal equinox, aka spring, at exactly 8:06 p.m. why 8:06? well, that will mark the time when the day to night line called the terminator intersects both of the earth's poles and the sun rays strike the earth perpendicular to the equator. from this point on, the tilt of the earth will allow for more sunshine in the northern hemisphere and the minutes of daylight increase from now into the first day of summer. bring it on. >>> we're looking over here toward the traffic flow, which is really jammed up over in the east bay. look at all the slower drive right here

i'm going to tell you about the yankees.ar juan soto making incredible saving throw to help the yankees beat the astros 45-4. here we go. technically it's early in the central time zone. texas rangers going crazy after beating the cubs in extra innings and revealing also their 2023 world series banner. thank you, lawrence. i got speak by the way to rangers executive vice president the voice of the rangers choice maury yesterday after the game -- before the game. >> this has been a long time coming in texas. >> a long time coming after he said after that last out this is not a dream. tonight we get to celebrate the reality of being the defending world series champions. >> will: that is actually john blake is he executive for public affairs. chuck morgan is the one that says it's baseball time in texas. rangers won 4-3. lawrence, it's iconic it starts every game in texas. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about two texans on the show today. thanks, will. so chicago mayor brandon johnson says that the city is moving migrants

it was the same time the giants were in the world series with the yankees.get a lot of attention. it was exciting for me because i got to be a ballboy. it was like a dream come true for a 13-year-old kid. >> a few years later, jim moved from the baseline to the scoring table. >> that was actually a paid position. ballboys don't get paid. we got tips from the trainers and the referees, which turned out to be more than what they were paying us. >> back then, he did it all. shot clock, scoreboard, even foul paddle. >> feeling good. feeling good. >> in 1990, jim took over as the full-time clock operator all while juggling his job as a u.s. postal service and raising a family with his longtime wife jolene. >> we had four kids and somehow i kept this job. >> there has not been a lot of load management over the 61 years with the team. >> i missed about half a season when i was in the navy. that was in 1969. i missed a couple when my kids were born. mildest son was born. i remember we were playing new orleans jazz. pistol pete was playing for them. that was my wife'

here he comes, the prize free agent pitcher, blake snell, not going to the yankees, not going to the dodgers but coming here to the giants. a two-year $62 million deer and he does have an opt out after the first year. the giants off-season all of a sudden looks very promising among the big-name signings blake snell, former gold glove baseman you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. we

the yankees are the old yankees, too. you know, that's the thing about baseball.and you end up with, like -- >> diamondbacks-rangers. the world series is march madness now, for better and for worse. >> it has. mainly for worse. espn's pablo torre, thank you so much. >> thank you, pablo. >> thank you, joe. thank you, mika. >> mika, we're going to get to news. >> we need to get to politics. >> really quickly, i want to talk about what happened. you were talking about recovering from just an extraordinary trip. >> yes. >> with your 30/50. >> the 30/50 summit in abu dhabi. adrienne elrod is on this hour. if we both look completely exhausted, it is because we just got back. but we are also exhilarated. i thought to myself, how do you top last year? we did it, right, adrienne? we had 400 women or over 400 women from 46 different countries. we came together at what is really a turbulent time for women around the world, whether it is reproductive rights here in america, the wars in the middle east and ukraine, famine, global upheaval. we took on all of these issues with t

. >>> and the newest star on the yankees is already shining bright. juan soto launched a bomb to throw out the tying run at home in the bottom of the ninth. it helped the bombers score an opening day comeback win against the astros, 5-4. >>> and in college basketball, not even the highest seeds were safe during the first night of the sweet 16. arizona suffered another early exit from the tournament. the wildcats fell to number six clemson, who make their first elite eight since 1980. illinois stayed one step ahead of iowa state. the cyclones played from behind the whole time and fell to the fighting illini who will return to the elite eight for the first time since 2005. and north carolina and alabama battled to the end in a high-scoring duel. bama pulled away in the final minute with an 89-87 victory. and there was no upset in sight for uconn in a rematch of last year's championship game. the huskies blew out san diego state. it's their second victory of 30 points or more in this tournament. >>> coming up, cowboy carter rides into town. we'll have th