dolby played for the newark eagles.e finally did get some compensation for larry scoreboard and all of that sort of thing. he loved the flamboyant, but he would do it at certain times. there are episodes where paige and other ballplayers are playing instruments, paige is playing playing a ukulele. when he took over the marlins, one of the first games to build the community spirit and get people out to the game, the first game he got satchel paige and flew him in by helicopter and landed him in the middle of the field. paige got out and sat in a rocking chair for the rest of the game. he loved these kinds of stunts. it brought out fans. okay. well, we'll see you next time at our regular meeting place. thank you. >>> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >>> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we'll hear about president warren harding's long-term love affair detailed in letters recently released by the l

her star is located close to the dolby theater the home of the oscars and where rivers stood on the red carpet so many times to ask those famous words, who are you wearing? we will of course have continuing coverage for you of joan rivers passing on our website at myfoxphilly.com. we've got a look back at her legendary life and last appearance on good day with her daughter melissa. you'll find link to our coverage right on the home page. >> we're keeping an eye and developing story out of the kresson vent neighborhood. homicide investigators swarming a home on the 500 block of allen grove street. cops say two men were found shot to death inside and so far there are no arrests. police say the call came in around 10:00 o'clock this morning. tonight some neighbors say they are now living in fear. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live outside police headquarters with more. dave? >> reporter: lauer reason, homicide investigators looking for evidence that will lead them to the killer in this double murder. they are looking specifically for a man seen running from the scene early this morning. st

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right near the dolby theater the home of the oscars. rivers received her star back in july of 1989.er legacy in our area may not be etched in stone, but it is marked in her countless visits here and family ties. fox 29's chris o'connell continues our team coverage tonight at the helium comedy center in -- in center city where stories of the comedian are being shared tonight. chris. >> it is a sad night in the comedy world. i talked with lot of comedians tonight. if you were a comedian joan rivers had some sort of influence on you. in particular, two of them actually performing to night here at the helium comedy club. both of them saying the world has lost a legend. >> starting out as a young comedian 12 years ago, brad trackman remembers getting the phone call of his career. a last minute cancellation had him opening for joan rivers in a new york comedy club. >> joan rivers was a shining star in comedy. >> reporter: minutes before the routine of his life -- >> the agent says, listen, miss rivers might not even speak to you so, you know, don't bother her. >> reporter: that's when the

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