Rockin Sendoff For Yankees Legend
CUOMO: Oh, boy! This song because signature of one of the best closers (ph) in history. For nearly two decades, they trembled in fear within they heard Mariano Rivera's entrance song "Enter Sandman" play through the speakers at Yankee's Stadium. Yesterday, as part of Rivera's farewell, metalLica showed up for a surprise performance. Let's bring in Andy Scholes for this morning's "Bleacher Report" and tell us about the events. It was fitting.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Yes, it definitely was, Chris. You know, whenever "Enter Sandman" played at Yankee Stadium over the years and Rivera came in from the bull pen, you pretty much knew the game was over. And for the first time in his hall of fame career, Rivera, he got to hear his song played live in center field. Take a look.</s>SCHOLES (voice-over): After playing "Enter Sandman," Metallica and the Yankees, they both showered Rivera with farewell gifts on his special day. Now, Rivera came in and pitched a scoreless ninth inning in the game, but unfortunately, the Giants spoiled the day, beating the Yankees 2-1. To the NFL, Colts quarterback, Andrew Luck, played for Jim Harbaugh at Stanford before both men made the leap to the NFL, and it was the student schooling the teacher in this one. Luck did it in the air and on the ground to lead the Colts to a shocking 27-7 win over the 49ers. The Colts are now 2-1 on the season. And New York football fans are either happy or sad this morning, depending on whether they're Jets or Giants fans. The Giants were absolutely man-handled by the Panthers, losing 38-0. They're 0-3. Their worst start since Bill Clinton was president. The Jets, on the other hand, they, once again, found a way to get a "W." Sure, they had a team record 20 penalties in this one, but hey, Chris, a win is a win. They're now 2-1 on the season.</s>SCHOLES (on-camera): And guys, I'm pretty sure if you ask anyone in New York if they were asked before the season what scenario that could not happen? The Giants being 0-3 and the Jets being 2-1 would something they would have said.</s>CUOMO: I beg to differ, Captain Handsome.</s>CUOMO: I felt that the Jets were inevitably going to be 3-0 because they are the best team in the league as everybody knows.</s>BOLDUAN: Because he's a believer, Andy. He's a believer.</s>SCHOLES: Yes. Another interesting factor, guys.</s>CUOMO: Oh-oh.</s>SCHOLES: First time in NFL history the Giants are 0 and 3 as well as the Redskins.</s>BOLDUAN: All right, Andy.</s>CUOMO: That's a meaningless distinction, Andy. And I wish you hadn't said it on my air --</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you, Andy. We're now at the top of the hour, which means it's time for the top news.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's on my head, but Lord (ph) protected me.</s>CUOMO: Breaking news. There are still hostages in that Kenya mall. Gunshots ring out this morning, and the FBI now investigating whether some of the attackers are American. We have the latest.</s>BOLDUAN: Not again. The president's impassioned plea. A new call for gun control in the wake of the Navy Yard shooting. The NRA's leadership also speaking out, calling for more good guys with guns as a solution.</s>PEREIRA: Hillary speaks. The revealing new interview with Hillary Clinton what she's saying about running for president and how she's now spending her days.</s>CUOMO: Your NEW DAY starts right now.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is NEW DAY with Chris Cuomo, Kate Bolduan, and Michaela Pereira.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is CNN Breaking News.</s>BOLDUAN: Breaking news we're following throughout this morning. Welcome back to NEW DAY. It's Monday, September 23rd, seven o'clock in the east. Let's get right to that breaking news out of Kenya. Happening right now, explosions and gunfire as smoke rises above the upscale mall in Nairobi. This is a live look right now at the very active scene. You see the smoke right there. The deadly drama unfolding as authorities are now saying Kenyan forces have rescued more hostages and are closing in on the rest of the attackers.