State. And there is more. Current cleared. A passenger from the ship, on the previous cruise out of san she just canceled the francisco, died from a confirmed case of coronavirus. Good evening. I am julie haener. Vacation and going back to work and i am Frank Somerville. And i feel go fishing. That death is the first of coronavirus here. Officials are working with the reporter he just received an email from Princess Cruises cdc to determine the next step offering him a full refund and for the ship. A credit for a future cruise. We have team coverage. Ktvus Jana Katsuyama and the response from the governor. Amber lee in the city, thank reporter late today the governor declared a state of you. Now to Santa Clara County, emergency amid concerns the cruise ship passenger who died three more confirmed cases of might be one of many californians who could be coronavirus. One patient is an adult man who is hospitalized. The other two are also adult infected. Reporter californias first covid19,
Scandals in baseball history, the black sox scandals where members of the Chicago White sox were accused of throwing the world series to the cincinnati reds, and it brought about many changes in baseball including getting a commissioner and getting eight players on the white sox banned from baseball for life, but the story of that is not really a simple one. It is very complicated. So, the title of tonights talk is called field of myths, 100 years after baseballs 1919 black sox scandal. Finally separating the many myths from the reality. And so this should be a fascinating talk and im excited to welcome david pietrusza, our speaker to night. Thank you. Yeah, we are gathered here tonight on the eve of this years world series, and 100 years ago, who knew if there was going to be another world series once that scandal was exposed and whether trust in baseball was starting to evaporate rapidly. And as david said, thats, you know, eight men out. That is the story that we know. That is the t
And judge and jury the life and times of the judge Kennesaw Mountain landis. Were very fortunate tonight to have an esteemed historian and awardwinning writer, who is not only an historian but hes very into baseball. So, its a good combination because right now its the 100th an verse of one of the most infamous scandals in baseball history. The black sox scandal where members of the Chicago White sox were accused of throwing the world series to the cincinnati reds. And it brought about many changes in baseball, including getting a commissioner and getting eight players on the white sox banned from baseball for life. So but the story of that is not really a simple one. Its very complicated. So, the title of tonights talk is called field of myths 100 years after baseballs 1919 black sox scandal, finally separating the many myths from the reality. So this should be a fascinating talk. And i am excited to welcome david pietrusza, our speaker tonight. Well, thank you. [ applause ] yeah, wer
Eightluded getting players on the white sox banned for life. The story of that one is not a simple one. The entitlement of tonights talk is called the field of myths. This scandaler separated this from reality, this should be a fascinating talk. I am excited to welcome david pictures of david. David thank you. We are gathered here tonight on the eve of this years world ago, whod 100 years knows if they would be another world series after that scandal was exposed and whether trust in baseball was starting to evaporate very rapidly. Is eight men, that out. That is the story we know. That was the title of a book, a movie. The legends respond about that. Troubleot the start of in rivers city. Gambling had been rife in baseball since the beginning of the sport. Think of all of the gambling in america. The riverboat gamblers and card sharks at west. People like that. It has always been there. In baseball, in try, new york, there were gambling scandals, rumors of fixes in louisville in 1877.
The invitation. Along for the questioning is ben hulac with roll call and Miranda Green with the hill, who is an energy and environment reporter. Thank you both for joining us. Ben this is ben. There are millions of people globally right now striking for action, Political Action on Climate Change in places like australia, japan, the philippines, uganda, germany. People are in the streets pressing the government to do something about Climate Change. Where do you think that urgency is coming from . What is the impetus driving people into the streets to demand action . I dont have access to someone elses heart, youll have to ask them. From our perspective is a makeymaker, we want to sure our actions are not overreactions and they do actions that need to need of the time and the ability of us to make positive changes that help the american people. If you want me to know what the incentives are for other people, i cant do that for you. Sorry. Miranda to build off of that a little, what do y