ernie thank you. thank you very much. thank you, tony. and this is this is crazy because i've been out in the audience many times. for these events. i've sat on this stage many times as a moderator, but i'd never in my wildest dreams. thought i'd be here. talking about a book that i've written. so i appreciate you all coming out here. and when tony told me that when tony called me and said he wanted to do this i was excited and you know, then he called me and said it was sold out. and i was more excited. did he call him and said that? that book tv is going to be broadcasting it. so book tv the cameras are there they're going to be broadcasting. this video told me that he opened up more seats and that's sold out. so i was like wow, this is crazy because you know, i've never been this popular before in my life, and i was just and i was telling tony this and i was like, you know, i finally made it. i finally hit big time and you know, i'm gonna become a big you know, new york times bestseller and tony, you know for those of you who all know

this one you are looking ernie's in san jose. >> that's the lucky store? >> yes. >> nbc bay area stephanie is there for us now amid the frantic rush to get tickets. stephanie? >> yes, this store has been packed all day. people keep showing up. earlier, the line was back to the refrigerator area back there and the excitement has been really contagious. some people have been going up to me showing their tickets saying they have the lucky numbers and i'm just really hoping that everyone can win. >> one for $20. >> reporter: purchase after purchase after purchase. who will be the lucky winners? >> i'm going to win. i share you. >> reporter: that would be nice. the odds are pretty long. we're talking about suddenly waking up the next day as a multimillionaire. if you hit the jackpot which grew even bigger today. some literally dropped their belongings. >> it's $1.2 billion right now. >> yay! thank you. >> reporter: the lump sum cash prize is now more than $747 million. if you buy a ticket at ernie's liquor they say your chances are much higher. >> this is histo

. >> reporter: when it comes to lottery luck, this place, ernie's liquors has it. this store sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago, so people are in here lining up by the dozens, hoping some of that luck will rub off on them. good luck. tickets for tonight's mega millions drawing are flying off the printers at ernie's liquors, and everyone's conrinsevinced t they'll soon be a millionaire. the long lines lasted throughout the day. crazy. blly, ry t st owner has seen it all before. in 2018 he sold a mega millions ticket worth $2 million to a group of wells fargo workers. his store is now known as one of the lucky ones. and that brings in the crowds and the cash. >> there's some kind of superstition that they think we hil hit the big one in 2018 and it might happen again. >> reporter: of course everyone is dreaming about what they'll do with their winnings. >> quit my stupid job. >> reporter: mansions, fancy cars, but this jackpot is so big several people said it's just too much to pend on yourself. >> sharing is caring. i will share with the vetera

so please join me and welcoming ernie set suggs ambassador andrew young. [applause] [applause] i think at this point it might be fitting since his birthday was on saturday if you will join me ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday ambassador young ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you. [applause] [cheering] [applause] fix thank you tony. this is crazy because i have been out in the audience many times for these events. i have stepped on this stage many times as a moderator. i've never been here to talk w about a book i have written. i appreciate you all coming out here.s when toni called me and said you wanted to do this i i was excit. then he called me and said it was sold out. i had the chance book tv the cameras are there and then that sold out. this is crazy i have never been this popular before in my life of micros telling tony this family have big time going to become "new york times" bestseller. those of you note tony is not standing i'm talking and talking going on for five minutes i look over at him and he said

lottery luck, ernie's liquors definitely has it. the store sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago people are in here today, lining up by the dozens, hoping some of that luck will rub off on them. good luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: tickets for tonight's megamillions drawing are flying off the printers at ernie's liquors. everyone is convinced that they will soon be a millionaire. the long lines lasted all day. >> right from when we opened the store. it's been crazy. >> reporter: the store owner has seen it before, in 2018, he sold a mega millions ticket worth $522 million to a group of wells fargo workers. his store on white road in san jose is known as one of the lucky ones and that brings in the crowds and the cash. >> there is some kind of superstition that people think we hit one time. they think it might happen again. >> reporter: everyone is dreaming about what to do with their winnings. >> definitely quit my job and do some investments and chill out. rterma, ips, most people's lottery wish list. this jackp

ernie's has sold winning tickets before which inspires people hoping to help their luck. >> the wins prize already. they sell the winning ticket. third time is a charm. >> you don't have a ticket yet? you have a little bit of time. the drawing is at 8:00. you have until 7:45 to get your winning ticket. this might be the biggest lottery ticket ever. famous fast-food founder bought 50,000 tickets. we're talking about todd graves the founder of raising canes chicken restaurant based out of louisiana. he is sharing them with his employees. he paid $100,000 for the tickets out of his own pocket. if any of the tickets win, he'll share all the winnings with all of his raising canes employees. graves says this is a chance to have a little fun and maybe win a lot of money for his employees. >>> a major shipping company feeling a squeeze. shares of u.p.s. fell today after it delivered less packages this quarter. one of the big reasons is u.p.s. is delivering less amazon packages now that amazon has its own shipping network. it will now focus on shipping items that amazon does not like pharmace

ernie's liquors in san jose sort of has a reputation now for selling winning lottery tickets. back in 2018. the store sold a mega millions ticket worth $522 million. so i think there's some money from the lottery go to education. i learned right? so i hope you know, with the big amount. you know? we will benefit some or our students. well. taking care of others with the winnings is what the founder of raising cane's fast food restaurants had on his mind to todd graves bought mega millions tickets for each of the company's 50,000 employees. the restaurant chain recently opened a store in oakland been around for 25 years . now we've always believed in staying together as a family taking care of each other. you know things are hard out there. you know, people are seeing it in their grocery sales and their gas stations. all of it. so when jackpot came to this big large number, we wanted to do this, so todd said, man, let's just do it. let's do it for every crew member. mega millions already know what's up, baby ask the anticipation rose throughout the day tuesday. one woman says s

i don't think we have seen ernie's compression yet and i think consumers are feeling poor and that will trickle down into the way people spend both on the consumer side and the enterprise side. that said, sequoia has been designed to outlast -- we are looking to look beyond those short-term fluctuations. the thing we were looking for before which is founders that have unique insight to have a lot of brick to endure these ups and downs as well as just the difficult journey of starting a company and we are looking for march market share. -- for large market share. >> how bad will this be for tech? >> i think that like i said, we just started to see multiple compression and not yet ernie's compression. >> what do you mean by that? >> we basically -- the public market has returned to historical valuations and revenue multiples but earnings -- i don't think we have seen the full impact of consumers feeling that gas is really expensive. i can't buy as much enterprise software. i think that may still be coming. that is what we have been forecasting for our founders. some founders are in a grea

already displaced by the war. ernie i spoke to dw correspondence, nick spy, set in key. if i asked him about the next stage of the russian offensive and the situation on the ground right now. oh monica, once again, mot, massive, artillery, bombardments, all across the front line. and particularly in that area, the defense minister survey shows who is said to have visited the front line. i'm not sure what kind of footage or any evidence there is if that has occurred. but he said, i'm gonna just put pause here. he said that the objective is to stop the ukrainians from the shelling civilian areas has been no proof of actually occurring it somewhat and plausible as a by their own admission. they don't have enough artillery to properly fight the russians. but for the facts on the ground, massive artillery across that region, the ukrainians have the most battle hardened fighters. they are confronting the russians. and i did manage to repel an attempt to take a key highway, which would allow the russians to approach sloth dance, which is their sort of operational headquarters i

i hope bert and ernie have a good attorney. a baltimore family is suing sesame place for racial discrimination claiming four costumed characters ignored a 5-year-old black girl during a meet and greet last month. 25 million should be just enough to refund their tickets. it's enough to put oscar the grouch through college twice. they say the video showed the child get ignored twice by the characters. like me trying to talk to those jerks at special report, this comes after a previous video that went viral that shows. other girls from a different family being snubbed by costumed employee. the character had difficulty seeing and was gesturing no to a parent's request to hold a child for a photo which is not permitted to. they also promised equity training for its employees which as you know will only make them more racist. it alleges the discrimination targeted several different black children and involve different characters ignoring black children while openly interacting with similarly situated white children, here is the famil

this is ernie lakers on the east side which sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago. will lightning strike twice? people lined up to the dozens to buy their mega millions ticket from a store they think is lucky. >> this is it. i feel it. >> from the beginning, when we opened the store, it's been crazy. >> the owner on wyatt road has seen it all before. in 2018, they sold a mega millions ticket worth 522 million to a group of wells fargo workers. >> there is some kind of superstition that people think we hit one time in 2018 so they think it might happen again. >> reporter: mansions, fancy cars, trips, on most people's wish list. experts your first call if you win should be to a financial planner, a tax expert, or lawyer. >> everybody needs help in managing their money, but when you are at that massive amount of money, even more so. >> the tax professor says new winners to try to stay anonymous at first to avoid scams and then decide if you want to take the lump sum and the lump tax bill, or the annuity. >> you will get a certain amount of money over 30 years and the t

. >> reporter: when it comes to lottery luck, this place, ernie's liquors has it. this store sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago, so people are in here lining up by the dozens, hoping some of that luck will rub off on them. good luck. tickets for tonight's mega millionsra

ernie's liquors is closed right now. but earlier today, dozens of people came by here buying their tickets, hoping having their fingers crossed that they had those six mega million numbers. tuesday night's jackpot at an estimated $830 million. some people decided they'd better take their chances at winning it all school principal and so my staff really believe that i am lucky until they pulled the money and they gave it to me that can you buy and they searched their store and they said, this one says her staff pulled together about $80 to buy tickets. ernie's liquors in san jose sort of has a reputation now for selling winning lottery tickets. back in 2018. the store sold a mega millions ticket worth. $522 million, so i think there's some money from the lottery. go to education. i've learned right, so i hope you know, with the big amount. you know? we will benefit some of our students will taking care of others with the winnings is what the founder of raising cane's fast food restaurants had on his mind to todd graves bo

. >> reporter: people have been walking in and out of ernie's liquors all day. let me show you how busy it is. people are lining up. the majority are here are look to go buy mega million tickets hoping to be the lucky one. the owner tells me about a thousand people have been walking in here every day and he thinks it's because this is considered one of san jose's lucky stores. that's because in 2018 they ended up selling one of california's biggest prizes and they actually still have the check above the cashier up here. some of the people here i spoke with say if they win, they are looking to buy a car, a house, go on vacation, give it to charity. really the possibilities are endless. one of the people here told me if they would win, they would share some of the prize with me. i hope that's the case. we'll see. in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> stephanie, thank you. we're all going through those possibilities of sharing those tickets and the prizes. >>> up next, bay area rental market is heating up. it is getting harder to find and rent an apartment. we'll brea

. >>> this is ernie's liquors which already sold a half billion dollar winning ticket four years ago. could lightning strike twice? oakland police response, or lack of, with this robbery in broad daylight. the news is coming up in about five minutes. >>> still ahead, at 5:00. >>> look at that. >>> in san francisco, the symphony will be headlining the stern grove festival this weekend. >> i have been there and it is a highlight. they are remarkable. we spoke with the conductor about what is so special about this particular performance. >> this is the first time i'm conducting and i'm excited. it's gorgeous. it is so beautiful. you get music to match the scene. >> it's a magical place. tell me about the difference between playing in a symphony hall, verses outdoors. >> the environment inside a symphony hall is more controlled. outside, there are birds, the lighting is changing, the environment is changing. it's much more relaxed and that puts you in a different state to receive music. >> reporter: it something the symphony knows well. they headlined the first festival in 1932. sunday's

only ernie i why the is any. any song? one the letter from the orphanage who sham took her to earth. beal in northern iraq . breton palace. other priority daily. so much more either or i don't get you diary of chicken washer. for the new little me. hey, new, the new will apply for the targeting to the other survivor news. now 22 years old was forced into a child marriage at age 15. the on him up one after 2 years muran away, like another woman we heard from earlier. she saw dressed huge at the mom car them shrine in baghdad. and once again, a stranger offered help greatly, not a book that i had to watch or how did mccall i did have to have him to wish we're going to him on that. i was in the look the head of the badge got. i not meant return on a shawnee. i mean, showing was don't, much on bustling bob motor was forced into sex work and sold shots, father, who after she felt pregnant and gave birth to a son who shall use the child to course her new school morning. and you hobbling through literature, which is so when we re

they were prohibited, said he, my son plays a little less of you that didn't come all that isn't way ernie. societies for spanish, it just to have it trampled in a shout out of him, but are to have children making an of shorter classmates in be than by avoiding the annual time for the sound check of the arena and granada for his part. daniel calderon is ever tight. he met the smaller comedians while working as a bullfighter, and now he leads to truth. he doesn't get his critics objections. on the factory though, going up so not. but i think on michael maybe until who says you need to be a certain high exit out to be a comedian night. everyone can do what they want it. and i know so these guys, unprofessional session i live, i got to come with a p into so accuracy they wanna folk out of near, but i don't rural bullfighter jacob, not that i gave up. and we're not doing this because someone is forcing proficient . i let her go, her professional little when our to go until the show begins. the bullfighters are getting ready. carlos isn't nervous at all. portuguese native has performed and many

now let's bring in our correspondence, ernie connelly in cave. nick despite this deal on grand shipments and that has been reached apparently that in turkey, that the war is going on with fresh offensive moves by russia. what's the latest there on the ground? well, that's exactly the points are at the same time where russian ukraine meant be learning, trust each other on the see not far away on land in southern ukraine, in the had san region. lot of fighting going on ukraine trying to push russian troops back for intense fighting. that part of the country been already there in the east in are done yet screeching, near the city of buck, morty, russia trying to push home its advantage there. and bessie pushed the ukrainian lines back, a busy keep a move on from there, or that kind of role of success. they had a couple of weeks back to no sense, there's any lessening of tension, lessening of fighting. quite the opposite of the russia take, took a kind of break of a couple of weeks to regroup its forces in that part of the world, things hunting up ag

locals say buying at ernie's liquors ups their chances. theye of the biggest in lottery tickets in california. the owner here tells me about 1,000 people have been walking in here daily. i literally haven't seen any of these cashiers sit down since the time i've been here. i've been coming in and out since this morning. all of them hoping to be the lucky ones. from san jose, nbc bay area news. >> stephanie, you need to get audrey and myself a ticket right now and we'll pay you back when you come back into the station. all right? >> yes, i have one. it's right here. >> look at you. >> so helpful. >> for us. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> new video tonight. take a look at this. pistol whipped and his watch stolen. you could hear it too. scary robbery in daly city caught on a neighbor's ring camera around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. daly city police say a of the- year-old man was robbed, struck with a gun and the thief can be heard demanding the man's watch before taking off down the street in a red car with tinted windows. the man was treated on

ernie schank: i am a native nevadan. i was born in fallon. i live on the same ranch--in fact, i live in a house that my grandfather built in about 1930. i am the youngest who ever ran for the board of directors for the truckee-carson irrigation district. my main occupation, however, is a farmer. this is what i love. our farm is now in the fifth generation. our family came to the fallon area in 1929, and when i asked my grandfather why, he said he wanted to go to a place where reclamation was in its infancy. the mormon pioneers pioneered reclamation as we know it today. they came to what was considered a wasted area because nobody thought that you could grow crops, but when they got here, they determined that if they would dam the streams and build reservoirs, that soil could become very fertile. [water sloshing] baca: however, what they did not take into consideration was the pyramid lake andn some of then other lakes that were dependent on ts water system. [wer splasng] man: this lake came under a great peril beginning of the last century be

they were prohibited, said he, my someplace that even less of you, that didn't come all it isn't way, ernie society's perspective, just to have it trampled in a shout out of them, but are to have children making an of shorter classmates in between. by woody lou and nino time for the sound check, athena and granada for his part. daniel calderon, is average height. he met the smaller comedians while working as a bullfighter, and now he leads to truth. he doesn't get his critics objections. on the factory, they're gonna persona it but a faithful michel my the and they'll who says you need to be a certain high actually what ought to be a comedian night? every one can you what they want? and i know so these guys under federal session, i live a call to come with a p into so accuracy they wanna folk out of near. but i know her old bullfighter jacket, not that one i gave on. we're not doing this because someone is forcing elephant elephant, though professional at all. to know when our to go into the show begins, the bullfighters are getting ready. carlos isn't nervous at all. the portuguese native

reid: ernie schank is a farmer, a big farmer, and he was one of my big obstacles 'cause he opposed everything i tried to do. he and people--there were other ones--that hung me in effigy. schank: i don't think that's a true story. uh... i, uh... i have to--i have to couch what i say now. heh heh heh! christensen: the farmers left the negotiations for two reasons. one was that they believed, and they still believe, that the water is theirs. the second is that they thought that they could win by fighting. what they didn't realize was that the politics of power had shifted all around them, and it wasn't going back. schank: all of a sudden, rural nevada, which once had a semi-equal footing with the metrolitan areas, now we at a severe disadvantage. chisholmand you see that all across rural america these days, where rural counities are feeling under threat. the challenge is that in many cases, these rural communities were we need to think about how to right wrongs, but we also need to consider how we help these communities make adjustments. schank: this story is only one of many that are going o it

alongside ernie els, who has been rolling back the years to sit on five under par. four birdies in five holes for the south african. this is a course where you don't necessarily need to bludgeon it all the way around. rory mcilroy said it is like around. rory mcilroy said it is like a game of chess. yes, and some of these may have an afternoon to look forward to as well. we often talk about how much the afternoon and morning starters get different weather conditions, and whether it is easier or harder, so what is your assessment on the afternoon starters?— afternoon starters? well, the afternoon _ afternoon starters? well, the afternoon starters _ afternoon starters? well, the afternoon starters are - afternoon starters? well, the i afternoon starters are definitely going to get windier conditions. this morning was the calmest we have had it all week. the course was a little bit softer, but the wind has definitely picked up in the last hour, also. that will make life more challenging for the afternoon starters. the likes of tiger woods, who tees off around 3pm. al

ernie as you all probably know covers race and culture for the atlanta journal constitution. he's a graduate of north carolina central university and we thank the alumni support

as you know wnba star ernie greiner has been stuck in a moscow jail since february for trying to walk through russian customs with a vaping pen,

ernie sanders, sure, let's have democratic socialist president who is potentially in his 90s and the oval office the other names hilarious. elizabeth warren, is the that doctor hunt. >> we will see very shortly. thank you both. now, as democrats continue to make one mistake after another ahead of the midterm elections, it is time for republicans now to focus on their agenda all across the country put their promises in writing, signed a contract with you the american people and move forward on the america first, make america great again agenda and they nee to do it the second they get into office. that would include launching ke investigations into biden's border failures. the biden family foreign dealings in syndicate, the chaotic withdraw from afghanistan, abandoning americans 332 days ago. very few people are keeping notes, we are of the targeting appearance challenging far left school boards, the one cited january 6 committee that did nothing looking into the riots of 2020, take a look at your screen. tonight we can exclusively report house republicans are no targeting even more k

doesn't pass the sniff development all this comes after sesame street couldn't versely blamed bert and ernie for spreading monkeypox. the makers of grand theft auto announced they're releasing a sixth version of the hit game now with the ability to play as a female character which will make it even more realistic now that it's a woman crashing the car. a sexist would say. i own that. this past weekend a group of nazi protesters showed up outside a turning point usa convention. organizers tried to remove them but they were on public property and you can't tell the fbi what to do. wow, ding. that's good. jet blue has agreed to purchase spirit airlines for $3.8 billion. aviation and business experts say jet blue overpaid by $3.8 billion. these are good. also the deal was expected to go through immediately but it's still stuck in fort lauderdale. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: this week the new york times wrote on the trend of cannibalism and contemporary fiction which means the media thinks will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the gus into i'll finally goat that fiv

i want you to hear from ernie reyes, a teacher who was shot twice on that day many of his students were killed and he wants the focus back on his kids. take a listen. >> they were good kids. funny. they were -- a lot of them were ambitious. i loved those kids. and my coworkers. i mean, i just can't believe it. not that they went down like that. that should never, ever happen. there's no excuse. >> and you can just hear the pain in his voice. obviously, very emotional. he has those emotional scars, but he's still physically very much still healing. part of that healing process, when you talk to survivors and families of victims, they say, will only come with more answers. perhaps they will get some of those answers tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, you should hear the uvalde county sheriff , ruben velasco.he is expected to testify in front of that investigative committee within those taxes lawmakers, and to testify about the police response he initially refused to do so, pamela. but now, saying, he will testify as long as it doesn't interfere with the criminal investigation. but here we are,

so what did ernie do? is one of a couple of characters that left a little girl hanging when she wanted a high-five. now, the family says this is part of pervasive discrimination at sesame place and they have mutt forth new video this morning. they say it backs up their claims. another video this morning of another alleged racial snub by sesame place characters and this one has led to a lawsuit. >> i'm hurt. devastated, me and my wife. just looking at her face, it makes me want to cry every time i see it. >> reporter: in the video one character appears to ignore 5-year-old kennedy burns while high-fiving other white children nearby. kennedy is visibly upset. then another character again high-fives the other children while kennedy's hand remains outstretched. >> we stand here before you today simply trying to fight and protect little black children and their fundamental civil rights. >> reporter: the baltimore family says they came forward after seeing this viral video last week posted by the mother of one o

ernie front run out eric schmitt as bunker decides about for a bill to allow foreign business including chinese companies to own limited amount of misery farmland. >> do regret supporting those two things? what social distortions of my record. i clearly fought for more exports. i thought for more american jobs. those are desperate attacks by my opponents have a lot to hide in their own record as a first attorney general the country to sue communist china releasing coronavirus on the world. think when you tap on china senator from missouri. >> if he wins a seat he will follow through and make sure congress finally gets to the bottom of the origins of covid-19. for missouri governor who resigned from the job it was cozy with china. calling out a trip he took to beijing and hyped the importance of missouri trade relationship with china on chinese tv. tells me as a former former navy seal is put his life on the line for america first. >> there's only one candidate in this race who was arrested for teaching breath united states constitution in china, and that was me. i have always stood up f

his belt is named is megingjord and his pecks are named bert and ernie. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: there you go that's what i'm talking about. my thanks to chris hemsworth [ cheers and applause his new movie "thor: love and thunder" is out july 8th thank you, buddy always good to see you >> you too thank you. >> jimmy: he's the greatest. we have a great show evan rachel wood is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause talented my man harry smith is on the show tonight [ cheers and applause and we got great music from conan gray [ cheers and applause stick around we're playing "catch phrase" when we come back. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> it's like lobster and it's made into like weird, like, mountain thing and you eat it and it's like you eat it in maine. and it's like lobsteresque, shrimpesque. but it's not - >> jimmy: crab >> yeah, yeah. but it's put into like a weird kind of like a cup >> jimmy: crab cup cup. >> crab. >> jimmy: crab roll. [ buzzer ] >> it's a crabcake >> jimmy: that's not like a cup at all ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone

and she told me that she has been in communication with attorney outgoing district ernie bordon talking with him on thursday and that he has said he is committed to working on a smooth transition. interestingly she could be facing him in an election for district attorney as soon as november. we're live in san francisco at city hall, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. big swearing in ceremony there today, christian. thank you. well, this latest mayoral appointment has ignited some controversy, with reformers seething this afternoon. c w. nevius covered san francisco city hall for many years and he joins us now. live check. always a pleasure to see you first. this selection is not without some political pitfalls for mayor breed. what do you think mayor breed accomplishes with this appointment? i think the fire and brimstone you heard from her. you heard from book exactly what mary greene was hoping to hear the buzz words open air drug market, no cash bail. repeat offenders those kinds of things that i think constituents have said to chesebro team. that's the thing that we're worried abou

>> if major league baseball wants jackie and roy campanella and new come and larry dove-y and ernie banks and frank robinson and it goes on and on. once owners conclude rightly that these men can take their team to the world series, then you've got at the time, 16 team owners who are going to go through the negro leagues, pick the very best of them, take them into the major league soccer. and by definition, when you do that, the quality of play in the negro league is going to suffer. the negro leagues didn't manage to stay alive until about 1955. believe it or not. they survived. and then finally, finally no longer were there enough very good players to play in the league and the whole thing finally collapsed. detail >> was that, joe, was that the cost of doing business? one of my heroes is a guy named grew foster who you guys know. roofs idea, founder of negro league baseball, and roofs idea was not what ultimately happened. was the cherry-picking describe, peter. his idea was to get an entire team to go into major league baseball. of black team's gonna major league baseball. major leagu

all this comes after sesame street controversially blame blame bert and ernie for spreading monkey pox. the makers of grand theft auto announced they're releasing a six version of the hit game now with the ability to play as a female character, which will make it even more realistic now that it's a woman crashing the car. sexist, say i disown that. this past weekend, a group of protesters showed up outside a turning point. usa convention organizers tried to remove them, but they were on public property. and you can't tell the fbi what to do about wow, seeing this guy. that's good. jetblue has agreed to purchase spirit airlines for three point eight dollars billion. aviation and business experts say jetblue overpaid by three point eight billion dollars. these are good. also, the deal is expected to go through immediately, but it's still stuck in fort lauderdale. back this week, the new york times wrote on the trend of cannibalism in contemporary fiction, which means the media will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the good news will finally get that five star michelin ra

well if major league baseball once jackie and roy campanella and newcomb and larry, doby and ernie banks and frank robinson, and it goes on and once owners. conclude rightly that these men can take their team to the world series then you've got at the time 16 team owners who are going to go through the -- leagues and pick the very best of them. take them. take them into the major leagues and by definition when you do that the quality of play in the negle legs is going to suffer the -- leagues did manage to stay alive until about 1955 believe it or not. they survived and then finally finally no longer were there enough, you know, very good players to play in the league and the whole thing finally collapsed. but whether it has been doing with that joe was at the cost of doing business. you know, what am i? what am i heroes is a guy named ruth foster who you guys know? yeah and right rules idea. who's the founder the father's -- league baseball and rules idea was not what ultimately happened was the cherry picking you described peter. his idea was to get an entire team to go into major leag

>> bob, ernie. >> how can you even name more than one? >> you can't tell the difference between the minions? >> i'll work on it. i'll see the movie. int'rtf janai, what are your recommendations for watching the fireworks display? >> you used to live in d.c., nation's capital on the american holiday. "a capital fourth" will have some of the best lights, coolest performances and it's hosted by mickey guyton. she is just as excited as we are about tonight's event. take a look. >> so i got asked to be a part of "capital fourth" and to sing the national anthem. it's crazy. darren criss is going to be. rachel platten. yolanda adams. so many incredible artists are going to be there. it's going to be awesome. >> can't beat that. >> that's the show. that's "binge this." >>> coming up, jemima rooper and max irons. they're starring in "flowers in the attic, the origin." they are live in times square this morning, coming up. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they m