he led the dodgers to the pennant and unfortunately god proved to be a dodger yankee fan and the dodgers lost despite having a much better lineup except for pitching robinson was able finally to be his own person. and doing that he set the stage for integration of hotels restaurants businesses, and he was able as we mentioned earlier before the telecast he moved from supporting nixon in 60 to supporting humphrey and 68. so he's a man who changes with the times but he remains a permanent fixture in the american pantheon. joe and you you put him in context perfectly my question remains peter again in terms of his longevity. i mean we both seen many many athletes who are great in the moment and who we could barely remember them, but here it is. uh, jackie robinson become so endurance and and i just want to get a position from from you. why is that? why is he so in continues to be so enduring? there are a handful of athletes in american history babe ruth certainly is one jackie robinson is one muhammad. ali is one. very very few of that pantheon of importance. greatness what they mean to the

i knew growing up he is a dodger legend. >> dodgers and giants fans remembering his life, we will take you to oracle park. >>> a school board meeting in san francisco marred by accusations and apology. >>> a twist in court that the kidnapping trial of a baby in the south bay. >>> good evening and thank you for being with us. >> we begin with that breaking news, the loss of a american legend, the voice of baseball, scully has died. >> scully was part of the fabric of american sports, known for his distinctive voice and poetic commentating. he became the dodgers announcer in 1950. he did play-by-play for 67 years. his star power and work ethic could not be denied. for many scully was dodger baseball but he was also behind the accra phone for so many iconic sports moments including the 49ers most memorable game that launched a dynasty. >> looking, throwing in the end zone caught it, far caught it. it is a madhouse. >> that was scully calling the catch back in 1982. tonight the dodgers are in town playing the giants and the word spread quickly about his death. >> i was in shock when i saw

the giant in dodger uniform is jackie robinson. he is, unquestionably, the most transformative athlete of the 20th century. he was a four letter man, uniquely, at ucla. ironically, baseball was probably his weakest sport. football being his best. nevertheless, because of the barriers, racial barriers deeply impeded in american culture, jackie was unable to join major league baseball until he was a very old rookie at 27. playing for montreal and the dodgers one year later. jackie presented a image of moderation for the first two years. but, in 1949, branch rickey removed the rains. and jackie had a season to remember, unmatched by many other ballplayers in the hall of fame. he hit 3:42, he knocked in over 120 runs, stole 37 bases. he led the dodgers to the pennant and, unfortunately, god prove to be a yankee fan. and the dodgers lost, despite having a much better lineup except for pitching. robinson was able, finally, to be his own person. doing that, he set the stage for integration of hotels restaurants, businesses. he was able, a

has died. >> he is the voice i knew growing up he is a dodger legend. >> dodgers and giants fans remembering his life, we will take you to oracle park. >>> a school board meeting in san francisco marred by accusations and apology. >>> a twist in court that the kidnapping trial of a baby in the south bay. >>> good evening and thank you for being with us. >> we begin with that breaking news, the loss of a american legend, the voice of baseball, scully has died. >> scully was part of the fabric of american sports, known for his distinctive voice and poetic commentating. he became the dodgers announcer in 1950. he did play-by-play for 67 years. his star power and work ethic could not be denied. for many scully was dodger baseball but he was also behind the accra phone for so many iconic sports moments including the 49ers most memorable game that launched a dynasty. >> looking, throwing in the end zone caught it, far caught it. it is a madhouse. >> that was scully calling the catch back in 1982. tonight the dodgers are in town playing the giants and the word spread quickly about his death. >> i w

reporter: he was the voice of the dodgers 467 years. -- the voice of the dodgers four 67 years. >> vin scully was the greatest broadcaster in baseball. the biggest sports broadcaster there was. reporter: he called 25 world series. many other iconic moments, including the catch. >> going in the end zone. >> scully always understood the magnitude of the moment, like when henry aaron broke the home run record. >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. reporter: the last game he called was in 2016, naturally a giants dodgers game. >> for the last time, i wish you all a pleasant good afternoon. reporter: vin scully passes away at age 94. a man who can never be replaced. >> you and i have been friends for a long time. i note in my heart that i've always needed you more than you have ever needed me. this is vin scully, wishing you a very pleasant good afternoon, wherever you may be. dan: he was something else. that is sports director larry beil. if you want to share your memories of vin scully or pay tribute, we have a bad you can share on social media. -- a badge you ca

today legendary dodgers voice vin scully died at age 94. now to time stamp this, scully started as the dodgers announcer in 1950 when the team played in brookland. he remained the voice for the next 67 years. his final game was the giants-dodgers at oracle park in 2016. while he was known best for baseball he called the catch by dwight clark that since the 49ers to their first super bowl. that ended up being his last football game. >> montana, looking, looking, throwing in the end zone! dwight clark! >> yeah, it was a great moment. wonderful moment for me. and on that game, it was so good feeling to me that when i got in the airplane, i said, you know, i quit. i quit football. and i made up my mind that was such a good game to walk away on. i didn't want to do another game, so i didn't. >> scully was remembered at tonight's giants-dodgers game at oracle park. bottom four, joey bart with a runner on. admire that shot, joey. into the giants' bull pen to cap off a five-run inning, eighth inning we go. dodgers open the floodgates. mo mo mookie

meaning that, when the dodgers were in st. louis and the team could stay at one hotel but jackie robinson and later whoever the other black ballplayers were, could not stay in the same hotel, barber talked about that on the air. for kids growing up in brooklyn, they did not really know about segregation. it did not exist. there may have been self segregation, but there was not legalized segregation at that point in brooklyn. it was not in school, and they did not really know about it. kids would listen to it, i spent some time with ira glasser who went to become the head of the american civil liberties union, and he described learning about segregation from red barber as a 9, 10-year-old kid and being incensed. "what do you mean my guy jackie robinson cannot stay in the same hotel?" it was an incredible teaching moment and moments over the years. barber is one of the early broadcasters who would talk about the environment of things. he reported things in a way that is now commonplace with broadcasters. but then, pretty much bo

he grew up as a dodgers announcer in 1950 he did play-by-play for the team, 67 years while he bled dodger blue he was always embraced by the orange and black of the giants. kirk gregory takes a look at his incredible career. >> vincent edward skully born in the broncos and drawn to sports broadcasting at a young age. >> when i was 8 years old, i fell in love with the roar of the football crowd coming out of a speaker on an old four legged radio. >> after two years of service in the navy, skully learned his announcing craft and joined the dodger broadcast crew in 1950 when the club was based in brooklyn . for the next 67 years he had a front row seat to witness and call baseball history. from jackie robinson in brooklyn through the dodgers move to los angeles where fans had trouble following the action at the huge la coliseum and brought radios to the games to hear skully's unique descriptive accounts. >> the 1962 race is underway at dodger stadium. >> he brought baseball's grandest moments to countless living rooms including historic homeruns by hank aaron, an kirk gibson. he left his sig

in 1944 the dodgers, not much of a coincidence that the dodgers when dependent for the national league in 1941. he was the first to charter a plane for team travel. it's not allowed the players to arrive much more rested and not spending the night on a bus. now, not every idea that larry macphail had would work, one of the ones he wanted to integrate in baseball was having a yellow ball. that never took off. not everything he did. basically, how much of mcphail's innovations are in the game today. the use of media, the use of branding and advertising, getting fans in the stands with gimmicks like hey, the president is going to turn on the lights in the stadium. he cast a pretty big shadow, it illustrates in one person what major league baseball did in the great depression to survive, to make money. it actually became pretty popular through today. many of these innovations, you have been great to listen to me talk this whole time. i want to offer an opportunity for anyone to ask questions. be brave. here is an opportunity for you. what is something you want to ask a little more detail o

reporter: he was the voice of the dodgers 467 years. -- the voice of the dodgers four 67 years. >> vin scully was the greatest broadcaster in baseball. the biggest sports broadcaster there was. reporter: he called 25 world series. many other iconic moments, including the catch. >> going in the end zone. >> scully always understood the magnitude of the moment, like when henry aaron broke the home run record. >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. reporter: the last game he called was in 2016, naturally a giants dodgers game. >> for the last time, i wish you all a pleasant good afternoon. reporter: vin scully passes away at age 94. a man who can never be replaced. >> you and i have been friends for a long time. i note in my heart that i've always needed you more than you have ever needed me. this is vin scully, wishing you a very pleasant good afternoon, wherever you may be. dan: he was something else. that is sports director larry beil. if you want to share your memories of vin scully or pay tribute, we have a bad you can share on social media. -- a badge you ca

40s the dodgers. not much of a coincidence that they would win the pennant in the national league in 1941. with all of the innovations. and he was the first to charter a plane to team travel which allow the players to arrive and you're not spending the night on a bus. not all of his ideas would work, one team in baseball - the never took off. basically, these innovations are the whole of the game. in the use of the media, the use of branding it in advertising, getting the fans in the stands was hey like the president will turn on the lights in our stadium. it is kind of illustrates and one person, one major-league baseball had to do during the great depression to survive and make money but actually became so popular. and through today. many of these innovations but hey, human right to listen to me and i want to offer an opportunity for anyone to ask questions and be brave. what is something that you want to ask for more details or ask questions about, any brave souls. >> they brought the farm system t

today legendary dodgers voice vin scully died at age 94. now to time stamp this, scully started as the dodgers announcer in 1950 when the team played in brookland. he remained the voice for the next 67 years. basellatch by dwight clark that since the 49ers to their first super bowl. that ended up being his last football game. >> montana, looking, looking, throwing in the end zone! dwight clark! >> yeah, it was a great moment. wonderful moment for me. and on that game, it was so good feeling to me that when i got in the airplane, i said, you know, i quit. i quit football. and i made up my mind that was such a good game to walk away on. i didn't want to do another game, so i didn't. >> scully was remembered at tonight's giants-dodgers game at oracle park. bottom four, joey bart with a runner on. admire that shot, joey. into the giants' bull pen to cap off a five-run inning, eighth inning we go. dodgers open the floodgates. mo mo mookie betts down the line. the dodgers win their sixth straight over the giants,-5 winners. >>> darrin ruf waved g

he was a part of the dodgers organization for more than 60 years. dodger fans who were there when they left brooklyn to young baseball fans of day, vin scully was a national icon as we was known across the sporting world as the voice of baseball. and in southern california, fans of all ages are stopping by dodger stadium to show just how much vin not only meant to the city, but to baseball. >> reporter jake reiner in l.a. with more on a legendary career. >> reporter: how good was vin scully? he was good enough to take your breath away. >> i've been wanting to meet him. >> reporter: mikko bustos has barely been alive long enough to hear his final games in 2016. but this morning he cried on the way over to dodger stadium before playing in a youth baseball camp they held here. >> i'm thinking how good he was as a broadcaster, and he was the best voice in sports. >> reporter: as improbable as it sounds, as a young dodgers fan, growing up with vin scully was inevitable. >> i was born in the year that he started with the dodgers. i was born in 1950. >> re

scully began with the brooklyn dodgers back in 1950. he moved with the team to los angeles and stayed behind the mic until 2016. his last game was in san francisco, which is where the current dodgers were playing their archrivals when news of scully's death went public. when the game ended, fans saluted scully as his image appeared on the scoreboard. vin scully, described by the dodgers as their poet laureate, was 94. >>> next, to a midair nightmare caught on video. a paragliding adventure could have been the last for a man hundreds of feet in the air over spain. abc's andrea fujii has details on the nearly fatal malfunction. >> reporter: this morning, a paraglider narrowly misses crashing into the ground and it's all caught on camera. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: kevin philipp was performing an acro paragliding trick in spain thousands of feet in the air when he says he got hit by strong turbulence. his helmet camera shows him violently twist, tangling his chute and trapping his left hand, all while free falling to earth. >> it's just r

the current dodger signature logo, larry macphail. same for the cincinnati reds, even their current logo, larry macphail. he was a tremendous showman, tremendous businessman, he turned both the cincinnati reds and, in the early part of the authorities and the dodgers in the later part of the third ace to moneymaking franchise. even during the depression, he was the first to do night games which he does at cincinnati's -- field in 1935. later for the dodgers and the yankees he implements some things. in fact, through using night baseball the daughters had the highest attendance in baseball by 1939, that is when he transition to doing the dodgers. if there was one event that showed the pinnacle of ballyhoo i like this one, when he was first using the lights at crossly field in cincinnati in 1935, the way he did it, here is a picture of him doing it. he is standing there at the table, lightbulb on. hopefully i get all the details right. basically, he set it up so that franklin roosevelt in the white house, hundreds of miles away pushes a

disponibilidad limitada. ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪. >>> en medio de una serie crucial con los dodgers y en el momento más crítico de la temporada, se presentaban una vez más antes afición buscando la necesaria reacción pero en el segundo episodio los dodgers iban a marcar una distancia importante con batazos un índice de cuatro carreras para los ángeles sin embargo, la cuarta entrada pudo despertar y en Él y le iba a dar un viaje a la pelota sin boleto de regreso y estaba seis a cinco para los dodgers que luego castigaron al relevo de san francisco en el octavo para el nueve a cinco final los dodgers quedan con récord de 51 y 53 los playoffs cada vez más lejos los dodgers lograron un triunfo para dedicarlo a alguien muy especial >>> durante este juego los dodgers anunciaron el fallecimiento de la gloria de la generación deportiva quien forma parte importante de la historia de la organización de los ángeles como la voz épica de los dodgers en 2016 el retiro de su profesión y por cosas del destino su despedida fue en san francisco donde fue ovacionado como una leyenda, fue la voz de los

the dodgers beat us 9 to 5 it. 2 more games against the dodgers and then the giants play the a's in the second bay bridge series and that starts this saturday. first games in and surprise number darin, ruf. and it was a surprise to him. by the way, the giants traded him to the new york mets. he says that he got emotional when he found out and he was caught off guard, but he understands its business and he is ready for the challenge in new york, san francisco gets their basement, jd davis and 2 prospects to its 9.41. we'll be right back. 9.43. right now. and let's go to get a peek at the weather. things son up out there. yeah, definitely clear for a lot of spots, daria, look at this beautiful view over the east bay. it was super foggy out there this morning. that changed really quickly. and we're not really even tapping into that much smoke here. >> seeing conditions clearing out as the oak fire winds down. unfortunately, the mckinney fire on the other hand has just exploded in size. most of that smoke good for us has been sent out of the region. so we've actually been comparatively nice

the brooklyn dodgers in 1950. there he broadcast that cities only world series championship. and was also the man behind the mic for the only perfect game in world series history thrown by the yankees don larson in 1956 when the dodgers moved to los angeles two years later, scully was the voice that introduced fans to players from sandy koufax and don drysdale to steve garvey and ron say to orel hershiser and clayton kershaw. scully's final game was in san francisco. fittingly the regular season finale, with the dodgers playing the giants, he was presented with the plaque that is still at oracle park. most known for baseball. scully also called another very iconic bay area. moment. three. we'll pick up something on the right side, possibly. in the end zone. vince gully, a member of the baseball hall of fame and with his own star on the sidewalk in hollywood tonight at the age of 94. giants trying not to drop their sixth straight game tonight to l. a. the dodgers took command with the big lead. they were already in

the dodgers manager, gabe kepler finally pop his cork getting into with a par. phil cause c kapur is tossed for the first time in his career as a giant dodgers take this game. 5, 3, the giants are off tomorrow. they face the a's on saturday in the bay bridge series. well, the giants are busy getting swept a's fans. we're cooling down in anaheim looking for a win against the angels. that's exactly what they got. a exploded in the 3rd inning with the bases loaded ramon lauriano. open to ground are the it's the 3rd base bag. 2 runs come in to score to tie the game at 2 apiece. later on in the inning, the a's up for to seth brown deposits this fall out to right. his 16th shot of the season 6 to a stake, a sizable lead. however, angels made a comeback, hitting 7 solo homers, tying a major league record. the ace able to hold on for 8, 7, when they are also off tomorrow before hosting the dodgers or the or the dodgers rather the giants at the coliseum for the opener of the bay bridge series. coming up on saturday for now. that's all we have for sports at 6. i'm live in

it's only fitting that dodgers fans are heading here to gate a at the dodgers stadium to pay tribute to vin scully. we stopped by to look at the memorial and cry a few tears, take a few photos and reflect. the announcement made last night vin scully passed away was a punch in the gut for dodgers. one man told me vin scully was like a grandfather. he just happened to always talk about baseball. his voice, his mastery of everything that is dodgers baseball is what many will remember most. you hear that title, the voice of the dodgers, well it's more than just a title. vin scully had a way of making the sport interesting to those who doesn't even like baseball but simply loved him. you might forget the names of some players of years past but you won't forget vin scully, his name his voice and his art of calling the game. i'm tony ginyard reporting from dodgers stadium, chris and laura, back to you. >>> as soon as news of vin scully's death announced california sports teams, athletes and politicians took to twitter posting tributes. jed york wrote, account thank you for so many wonderful

we'll still be rooting for the brooklyn dodgers. i'm always trying to educate our players on our history, the past, play in the major leagues but it was just such a treat today and we're going to have a lot of fun tonight in kansas city. >> what about the whipper snappers, the younger generation of players. do you think it has really sunk in for them, the meaning of the history, the symbolism of wearing the uniforms, the importance of recognizing these incredible trailblazers? >> you know what, i think it's sinking in. i think it's a process. i can't say enough about bob kendrick, who's kind of made it his life journey to talk about the negro leagues and what it meant to major league players. i think that, you know, it's kind of upon all of us to tell stories, learn more. to let these young whipper snappers get educated. i think once they do, it's that moment that the game of baseball didn't just happen ten years ago and there's a lot of things that took place in our history, our country's history to get to where we are and to go fo

the brooklyn dodgers in 1950. there he broadcast that cities only world series championship. and was also the man behind the mic for the only perfect game in world series history thrown by the yankees don larson in 1956 when the dodgers moved to los angeles two years later, scully was the voice that introduced fans to players from sandy koufax and don drysdale to steve garvey and ron say to oral hershiser and clayton kershaw. scotty's final game was in san francisco. fittingly the regular season finale with the dodgers playing the giants, he was presented with the plaque that is still at oracle park. most known for baseball. scully also called another very iconic bay area moment. third and three. pick up something on the right side, possibly tanner. the end zone. vince scully, a member of the baseball hall of fame with his own star on the sidewalk in hollywood, has died tonight at the age of 94. giants trying not to drop their sixth straight game tonight to l. a dodgers took command of this game with a big second

but his play by play made him a giant here is miguel almaguer >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: with those easy words in his unmistakable voice, vin scully cemented a legacy as legendary as those of the players he called. >> slow curveball, see ya later >> reporter: armed with a mastery of th game and the grace of a folksy friend, scully brought the field to life during his 67-year career >> there's 29,000 people in the ballpark and a million butterflies. >> reporter: as the dodgers' play by play man, he marked american history >> there's a high drive in the deep left center field >> reporter: when hank aaron smashed babe ruth's home run record >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. >> reporter: more than a decade later >> look who's coming up >> reporter: when an injured kirk gibson gave the underdog dodgers a walk-off world series win, scully perfectly captured what only he could coin >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened >> reporter: born in the bronx in 1927, the slender redhead first began calling games f

without thinking he said dodger stadium. all right, let's go to dodger stadium foron our honeymoon. booked it but the problem was the dodgers didn't play till about two weeks after we got married. we got married and he went right back to work at the farm the next day and two weeks later left for our honeymoon. i did not realize when i agreed to dodger stadium that i was agreeing to go to the entire series. that meant all of batting practice as well and staying till the entire games were over. my husband was so enthralled with being there that he brought my dad's video camera, which at that time if you think about this, it's back in the '90s. it was bright yellow and as big as a suitcase and video cameras were i not allowed in dodger stadium. he snuck it in every day and went around and tried to video everything he could and was chased by security guardsse andi would just sit there for hours and think what kind of a honeymoon is this? they would eventually take it away from him. but we came home from that honeymoon with about 11 or 12 hours of video tape of just dodger stadium becaus

the dodgers tonight picked up right where they left off. logan web has been money for the giants most of the season, but tonight had one of his rare bad outings with the giants in front one, nothing in the second, the dodgers took the lead with one swing of max muncey's bat. jake lamb was on second months he drove one to straightaway center austin slater gets to the wall but the ball just out of his reach. the giant killer does it again with his 10th homer of the year to one l. a dodgers added on with three more in the third will smith with the drive to left this one just out of the reach of luiz gonzalez. freddie freeman scores the third run of the inning. 5 to 1 dodgers. the giants didn't put up much of a fight against six l. a pitcher's made a little noise in the fifth with warmer floor is pulled chris martin pitch down the left field line and over the wall. home number 16 for florida's to make it 62, but that was it for the giant scoring trade. turner hits a no doubt or off sam long in the seventh number 17 on the year for turner. the d

you would hear vin scully. >> it's time for dodger baseball! ♪ >> i was in tears, actually. it is a culmination of an entire life that was dedicated to baseball. and to the city of l.a. >> for these dodger fans, if he ran for mayor of los angeles, vin scully would have won. to them, in a way, vin scully was to sportscasting what van gogh was to art or louie armstrong to jazz. he was the best. they don't want to forget him and they were glad to say good-bye on this night. reporting from dodgers stadium, paul vercammen. now back to you. >> thanks to paul there. before we go, meet tucker, a 4-year-old labrador retriever mix and the newest free agent on the seattle mariners roster. the baseball team says they extensively scouted him before adopting him from a shelter. a team official said the animal was in danger of being put down. tucker's favorite activities include playing fetch, swimming, snuggling and clearly running on to the field. tucker will spend his days hanging out with the team in the clubhouse and occasionally he'll join the players

and the dodgers beat us 9 to 5, 2 more games against the dodgers. and then the giants will play the a's in the second bay bridge series which starts on saturday. the first game is in and surprise. no more darin ruf. it was a surprise to have the giants traded him to the new york mets. rough says that he got emotional when they told him it was caught off guard. but he understands business and he is ready to roll and work in new york, san francisco gets 3rd baseman jd davis and 2 prospects. >> and after last night's game, the giants honored vin scully on the board. >> he passed away 9, 1927, to 20. 22. he was 94 years old. and for more than 65 years, the voice of the dodgers. let's take a look at his legacy. >> vin scully's gift for communication appeal to all generations. and even those who didn't like sports listen and revered him, then he he was known, never took himself too seriously, were spoke over our heads. he was the favorite uncle baseball's version of the venerable fred lodgers inviting us long journeys made possible. why a prodigious life

he was the greatest dodger ever. that's where he was. you know, he made the los angeles dodgers who they are in los angeles, scully, retired in 2016, but remain a pillar in dodger baseball. >> he died tuesday night at the age of 94 players. fans and coaches took part in a special tribute wednesday night at oracle park. dodgers manager dave roberts as scully was like family, not only to the team but to the millions who listen to him over 6 obviously goodies like seasonal live >> our responsibility as people in baseball is to continue to tell those great stories and how are life science manager gabe kepler says he'll never forget. scoby is voice and his impact on baseball. one of the top 5 broadcasters ever voice is really important. my childhood and i a lot of people. around the country, but all but also in california, specifically i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> welcome back. it's 4.55. getting a quick look at our high temperatures later on today. antioch in livermore climbing well into the 90's, antioch, all the way up to

and of course the dodgers. yeah, love it here as well as in la his career spanned more than 6 decades and continues to live on in the memory of those who appreciated his work well for say that the second has the story. >> he epitomizes baseball world class in terms of you know what it means and what it means to baseball. i feel like he's just he represents it. and i'm just sad to see him go. dodgers and giants fans united wednesday night over their love for baseball and vin scully, a man who became a symbol of the game. vinsko is really the reason i got so interested in baseball. >> i was a kid. i moved from pittsburgh to l a and started listen to vin scully. i would listen to him. >> describing sandy colfax on the mound. and tend to be sandy colfax in my bedroom. scully was the longest tenured a broadcaster with a single team in pro sports history. >> he was the voice of the dodgers for 67 years and was just as much a part of the team. he was the greatest dodger ever. that's what he was. you know, he made the

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and the dodgers beat us 9 to 5, 2 more games against the dodgers and then the giants play the a's in the second bay bridge series that starts saturday with first game in oakland and surprise. nowhere enough. and that was news to darin ruf it's traded him to the new york mets. a rep says it was a surprise to him. he got emotional when he heard the news and he was caught off guard. but he understands it's a business and he's ready for the challenge in new york. san francisco gets 3rd baseman jd davis and 2 prospects. after last night's game. the giants honored vin scully on the video board. you can see right here, 1927, to 2022. 65 years. since caylee was the voice of the dodgers and he has passed away. now, countless other iconic moments in sports. he's responsible for deron horton. takes a look back. >> vin scully's gift for communication appeal to all generations. and even those who didn't like sports listen and revered him, then he as he was known, never took himself too seriously, were spoke over our heads. he was the favorite uncle baseball's version of the venerable fred rogers

listened to the dodger game online. >> the sound of l.a., anywhere you would be, a dodger game, would you hear vin scully. >> it is time for dodger baseball. >> i was in tears, actually. it the culmination of an entire life that was dedicated to baseball and to the city of l.a. >> reporter: for these dodger fans if he ran for mayor of los angeles, vin scully would have won. to them, in a way, vin scully was the sportscasting what van gogh was to art or louie arm strong to jazz. he was simply the best. they don't want to forget him and glad to say good-bye on this night. i typed in my dad's name... and i found his childhood home. he's been wondering about the address for seventy years... (chuckle) and i found it in five minutes. travel back in time in no time with the 1950 census on ancestry. (vo) at viking, we are proud to have been named the world's number one for both rivers and oceans by travel and leisure, as well as condé nast traveler. but it is now time for us to work even harder, searching for meaningful experiences and new adventures for you to embark upon. they say when you

a pillar in dodger baseball. he died tuesday night at the age of 94 players. fans and coaches took part in the special tribute wednesday night at oracle park. dodgers manager dave roberts says scully was like family not only to the team but to the millions who listen to him over 6 decades. obviously goodies like seasonal live >> our responsibility is people in baseball is to continue to tell those great stories and how are life? science manager gabe kepler says he'll never forget. scoby is voice and his impact on baseball. one of the top 5 broadcasters ever voice is really important. my childhood and i think up a lot of people. around the country. but also in california, specifically i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron, 4 news and we're following a health scare in the north bay where one person in napa county has died from legionnaires disease. >> county officials are saying that there's been it outbreak that has made 12 people sick so far and even killed one. the department of public health believes the outbreak s

but his play by play made him a giant here is miguel almaguer >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: with those easy words in his unmistakable voice, vin scully cemented a legacy as legendary as those of the players he called. >> slow curveball, see ya later >> reporter: armed with a mastery of th game and the grace of a folksy friend, scully brought the field to life during his 67-year career >> there's 29,000 people in the ballpark and a million butterflies. >> reporter: as the dodgers' play by play >> there's a high drive in the deep left center field >> reporter: when hank aaron smashed babe ruth's home run record >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. >> reporter: more than a decade later >> look who's coming up >> reporter: when an injured kirk gibson gave the underdog dodgers a walk-off world series win, scully perfectly captured what only he could coin >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened >> reporter: born in the bronx in 1927, the slender redhead first began calling games for the brooklyn dodgers at 22. w

a huge dodgers fan his dad was a brooklyn dodgers fee in and always watched and listened games it was a very big decision for him on where he wanted to go on to honeymoon if you could go anywhere where would you go? hedo struggled. we didn't have any money so a budget was important. finally i said listen if you could go anywhere where would you go? without even thinking he said dodger stadium. i said then let's go to dodger stadium for our honeymoon. but theyy didn't play until two weeks after we got married. then we went right back to work at the farm the next day then two weeks later we left for our honeymoon. i didnd not realize when i agreed that i was agreeing to go to the entire series and thatt meant all batting practice as well and staying until the games were over. my husband was so enthralled with being there that he brought my dad's video camera at that time in the nineties was bright yellow and as big as a suitcase and video cameras were not allowed in dodger stadium but he snuck that in every day and try to video everything he could and then was chased by security guards

. >>> it is time for dodger baseball! >>> that is such a classic voice. legendary broadcaster, vin scully has >>> we are taking you out back, live, with our sky ranger overhead. this is that barclays people's park. people are starting construction, taking down trees right now. they plan to build a new, $312 million student housing project in that park. the activists clearly do not want the park developed. we have seen clashes with police, including three arrests overnight. the people were released from custody. we have continued to monitor the situation. it has been very active and changing. we have more updates tonight on nbc bay area news. you can get the latest at www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> we are tracking more layoffs here in the bay area. the maker of those shoes that people like, they will cut more than 20 jobs. scott says other companies are rethinking job openings.>> reporter: trendy indeed, these are the all wall shoes you see on the feet of techies. they use new zealand wall. apparently, there were no native animals in new zealand. at one point, it

seven straight losses to the dodgers. this one in shutout fashion. >>> petco park and san diego played center stage in the baseball world tonight. 23-year-old juan soto made his debut with the team. this lineup is loaded. he know it is and has advice for opposing pitchers. >> i wish them all luck. >> soto was one for three with a couple of walks in his san diego debut, but he might have been right about pitchers being scared. brandon drury welcomed to slam-diego. homers in his first pitch as a padre. san diego left the yard three times and beat the rockies 9-1. a's going up against shohei ohtani. sixth inning. sean murphy sends it on a ride. that's a blast into the bull pen. murphy drove in all three a's runs. one of the few not intimidated by ohtani. blooper. a's second baseman tony kemp. flashed him the leather. jaburr cruised.els 1. >>> soccer, first-ever meeting between earthquakes and intermiami. cross play. san jose clears it out to a wide open john mota. his first career mls goal. quakes are winless in their last f

he was with the dodgers for 67 years just incredible. he also called the play the catch like clark making that he called that play for the nfl and you had a chance to me that i've met him a couple of times and you can anybody. everybody says the same thing. one of the nicest, nicest guy ever want to meet a true gentleman. >> well, coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, the justice department subpoenas. donald trump's former white house lawyer why he is accused of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. another watch robbery reported in the east bay. how the robbers attacked this time. plus, the san francisco district attorney announcing an aggressive new strategy to hold drug dealers accountable. but some people are calling the move a violation of constitutional rights. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is changing how her office will punish drug dealers. >> under the current policy, anybody arrested with more than 5 grams of drugs could be referred to the city's community court and potentia ly not face any jail time. bu

he became the voice of the brooklyn dodgers in 1950 the dodgers called him the heartbeat of the team and he led his one of a kind style to big hitters, big plays and world series wins, turning memorable moments iconic >> high fly ball into right field, she is gone in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened >> scully received the frick award from the baseball hall of fame in 1982 and the presidential medal of freedom in 2016, the same year he retired from the booth. >> the president and ceo of the dodgers said scully's voice would always be etched in our minds, caulk hlling him one of e greatest voices in all of sports tributes are pouring in paying their respects to the icon vin scully was 94 years old >>> now to more breaking news and the first vote on abortion rights kansas voters have overwhelmingly struck down a proposed amendment that would have removed abortion protections from their state's constitution and this issue appears to be driving people to the ballot box. the kansas secretary of state reported high levels of voter turnout. >> supporters of abo

he was a huge dodger fan. his dad was a brooklyn dodger fan. and had always watched games, listened to games and it was a very big decision for him on where he wanted to go on the hoon. if you go anywhere in the world, where would you go and he struggled with that. of course we didn't have any money so doing something on a budget was important and figuring out what to do and finally he was struggling so much. listen, brian, if you go anywhere in the world, where would you go, without thinking he said dodgers stadium. i said all right, well, then let's go to dodgers stadium for our honeymoon and booked it. the problem was. the dodgers didn't play until two weeks after we got married so we got married and went back to work at the farm the next day and two weeks later left tore our honeymoon and i did not realize when i agreed to dodgers stadium that i was agreeing to go to the entire series. [laughter] >> and that that meant all of batting practice as well, and staying until the entire games were over and we-- my husband was so enthralled with be

dodgers. pouring it on at this point. they lead by 6, but >> john, we have a 4th inning to cut the deficit to 3. and then joey bart. ashley, that one to center. you can tell that part of a fire and 4 giants still down one and the dodgers. they were looking for some insurance runs and they found them in the top of the 8th. cody bellinger. drives this one into right center field gap. a run scores bellinger into 3rd with a triple dodgers pad. their lead to 3 giants fall 9 to 5 game 3 of the series on wednesday. they've now lost 6 straight. to the rivals to the south. the a's back in action after having monday off. they were in anaheim taking on angels. bottom of the first no score until david fletcher. takes cole irvin deep to left angel strike first on the solo blast. they lead one to nothing. bottom of the 4th angels up 2 zip one on for my boy. my high school teammate. >> phil gosselin. he hits a little blooper into right field. stephen piscotty comes into score. phil, my man. he slid over base. he gets caught out, but we'

larry: the giants get swept by the dodgers again. the skipper, is frustrated as anybody, ejected for the first time as a giant. next in sports. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a f

well, then let's go to dodger stadium for our honeymoon and booked it. the problem was the dodgers didn't play until about two weeks after we got married. so we got married and then went right back to work at the farm the next day in two weeks later left for our honeymoon, and i did not realize when i agreed to dodger stadium though that we that i was agreeing to go to the entire series and that that meant all of batting practice as well and staying till the entire games were over and we my husband was so enthralled with being there that he brought my dad's video camera which at that time if you think about this this back in the 90s, it was bright yellow it was as big as a suitcase and he video cameras were not allowed in dodger stadium. he snuck it in every day. and then went around and tried to video everything that he could and then was chased by security guards and i would just sit there for hours and think what kind of a honeymoon is this, but they would eventually take it away from him, but i think we came home from that honeymoon with a about 11 o

a pillar in dodger baseball. he died tuesday night at the age of 94 players. fans and coaches took part in a special tribute wednesday night at oracle park. dodgers manager dave roberts says scully was like family not only to the team but to the millions who listen to him over 6 obviously goodies like seasonal live >> our responsibility as people in baseball is to continue to tell those great stories and how are life science manager gabe kepler says he'll never forget. scoby is voice and his impact on baseball. one of the top 5 broadcasters voice is really important. my childhood and i think up a lot of people. around the country, but all but also in california, specifically i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, a hollywood star surprises passengers on board a hawaiian airlines flight. jason momoa took the trip to new heights for everyone on board next. that's fun. the star jason momoa moonlighting as a flight attendant on hawaiian airlines. he arrived on board to promote his new money not

seven straight losses to the dodgers. this one in shutout fashion. >>> petco park and san diego played center stage in the baseball world tonight. 23-year-old juan soto made his debut with the team. this lineup is loaded. he know it is and has advice for opposing pitchers. >> i wish them all luck. >> soto was one for three with a couple of walks in his san diego debut, but he might have been right about pitchers being scared. brandon drury welcomed to slam-diego. homers in his first pitch as a padre. san diego left the yard three times and beat the rockies 9-1. a's going up against shohei ohtani. sixth inning. sean murphy sends it on a ride. that's a blast into the bull pen. murphy drove in all three a's runs. one of the few not intimidated by ohtani. blooper. a's second baseman tony kemp. flashed him the leather. athletics 3, angels 1. >>> jaburr cruised. >>> soccer, first-ever meeting between earthquakes and intermiami. cross play. san jose clears it out to a wide open john mota. his first career mls goal. quakes are wi

and a few miles away, los angeles city hall was lit in dodger blue in his honor. scully died tuesday at the age of 94. >> he was so beloved. >> he really, really was an icon in the industry. glad to see them honor his legacy. >>> coming up, a possible reversal on the death of the choco taco. >> hey. >>> and the dog finally found after being stolen five years ago. that's next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what i