. >> reporter: not hearing vin scully, an announcer so beloved, he got the loudest ovation on openingy, has struck a nerve in this town. >> they took away one thing dodgers fans have trusted for more than anything else, vin scully, and these owners took them away from 70% of them. how dare they. >> reporter: among will's vised possessions, a vin scully auto graphed baseball glove. >> he's seven years old. explain to him why he cannot watch the dodgers. >> he may not have to. will's face says it all. what happens if you don't get to see the dodgers play? >> i'm going to be really sad. >> reporter: teri okita, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: up next... world-famous musicians and their young proteges in perfect harmony. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. to seal out more food particles. she loves a lot of it's what you love about

i love vince scully, he is the all time great, 86 years old, and still excellent.l agree that his choice of anecdotes during this particular at-bat was odd. >> hunter will be the first to tell you he had a very tough childhood growing up. his mom was an elementary school teacher and his father was a railroad worker. his name is theotus. however, theotus became a crack addict. in fact his father disappeared for quite a while. takes ball one. he disappeared with hunter's favorite jacket. and then one day, he got up in the morning and his dad was asleep on the couch and there was the jacket on the back of the chair. he put the jacket on. he was so thrilled. he want to school. he wanted to answer a question and raised his right handshaking it. and falling out of the jacket was what he called it, a crack pipe. that's the first time he realized. well, you get the idea. >> jimmy: and then he struck out. ha-ha. yeah, you do call it a crack pipe. you can read that story and many more like it in vince scully's "bedtime stories for kids." maybe vin got ahold of mr. hunter's o

has led vince scully are the fantastic.ahold of a broadcasting particularly for teams they're trained to be ritters. it on cable station that broadcasts giants games or 49 game. was those guys each in a matter early age just say solace are at or styles. sometimes i usurper all-time this is in the jets' games giant fans. so what have the homers. andy says allied when you making $17 million a year. the next to the cover of golf digest. worried about olympics. since you asked a see better. are the only broadcaster recognize more the mess about. ally we have are on. a daughter for three years she's wonderful and best basketball coach in the bay area but i enjoy the woman's games at an ec bricklayers but it's mostly because i like the end of year. >> : would take what the car. renting. we have the job what amount >> : did say is a preview of the new hbo comedy is also con value to the culture could be fun. the melody on the international stage. hbo new comedy series called silicon valley debuts sunday night. satire of the techie

with"the communicators," russia blackburn, jared polis, and steve scully's. >> are ever on saturday the first conversation i had with a group of people was not about where you are from, what your school is like, but it was about our beliefsitics, on education and religion. after that moment, i was like oh "wow, this will be intense. the we have talked about politics, our experiences, will we have learned, who we met, and this is an expense i'll never forget. >> i have always been cynical about it. i always thought i could never go that far in politics. it is such a caustic environment. slowly, with different people that i have met, i have chipped away at that opinion, and thought maybe i do want to make a difference and run for something local, state and local in my community because like president obama said yesterday, he told us do not get cynical because this nation does not need more cynical people. that will not help us relieve the problems that we have. >> one of the things that get run up a lot about our generation -- social media. we are able to express opinions easily. we can s

week, marshais blackburn, steve scully's, both republicans and members of the energy and commerce committee, as well as jerrod -- jared polis, democrat from colorado. representative scalise, when it comes to telecom bills and the fcc, what is your general philosophy? things we have seen in terms of great innovation, job creation and technology, and the technology industry is the fact that technology has moved so fast the government had not figured out how to regulate it. that is something that has been a great hallmark of an industry that has been a success story in our industry, and something that has given people so many great things to do to help change their lives. what technology has done has been revolutionary, and it has happened because the government has not figured out how to slow it down. fcc you look at what the proposes, we have had pushed back with them because we see them trying to come in and get the government involved in regulating the internet, for example, and interfering with the growth we are seeing. we do not think it is a good thing for the economy. you have a techni

. >> later, though, after a 1985 power struggle with the apple board and john scully, jobs left the board founded. >> after he left he formed next, well, he really indulges his passion. and what he learned is you have to make some tradeoffs, because it was not very successful in the marketplace. but he has this incredible drama of being kicked out of his own company, going off with a scrappy little an animation studio he got, and then coming back to apple, riding in and saving the business. >> the year was 1997. >> he says focus, he cuts out all sorts of product lines and says we'll simply do a desk top and laptop for the home and office. >> but job's focus was not just on desktops and laptops, he loved music, dylan, and the beatles. he wanted to carry it with him. it was 2001. >> he launches something that nobody expects which was the ipod and it sort of changes the music industry just like he changed the home computer industry. >> the ipod legendad to all rig innovation. >> and we are calling it iphone. >> one of the interesting things about the iphone is that everybody at apple new it

hundred seventy four still missing and those other stories we have been a bestseller and teen son and scully announced online join us again for the latest on the ongoing sunken ferry rescue operation on her next newscast at eleven pm korean time. i knew. the lulu. off eye. i am. i will. the and it is. and. i didn't. sells steve and the hwy this program is brought you by the group. from norway's mainstream crews were lies the herd. exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report include counters and access to wilkinson. over ten thousand wash and i've now been going through and ching ukraine and the country secure issues at this point i was born in

scully, unique toss to the first pitch. first inning 2 outs.econd and third, michael morris to center. 2 runs in, same frame, ryan didn't pitch well. didn't last 5 innings but mans this little dunker. 2 more runs across, 5-0 after one. 2nd inning, more of the same. brandon hicks goes deep. camp can't track it down. 8-4 final, san francisco 4- 16789 season is early but i believe we have a strong candidate for catch of the year. major league with the popcorn. check that out. not bad that.'s the catch of the year. >> that's also the sporting line for a friday night. >> thank you for choosing ktvu news. >> have a great weekend. should be great weather out there. good night. glmplets good night. arents say to me? "that's too much cologne." "that's how girls end up dead." "don't talk black to me." "it's inappropriate because she's your teacher." how do you even talk black? like, end words with "izzle"? alex: it's talk back, you idiot. oh. "act more like an adult." what does "act more like an adult" even mean? [ laughing ] look at you. you're soaked.

scully, unique toss to the first pitch. first inning 2 outs.enter. 2 runs in, same frame, ryan didn't pitch well. didn't last 5 innings but mans this little dunker. 2 more runs across, 5-0 after one. 2nd inning, more of the same. brandon hicks goes deep. camp can't track it down. 8-4 final, san francisco 4- 16789 season is early but i believe we have a strong candidate for catch of the year. major league with the popcorn. check that out. not bad that.'s the catch of the year. >> that's also the sporting line for a friday night. >> thank you for choosing ktvu news. >> have [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> we turned up this awesome video of john hamm on a dating show. his answer to woo her was start with fabulous food with a fabulous foot massage or an evening of total fabulosity. >> yeah. that was his answer. >> >> do you think it's important for our president to believe in aliens? >> i never really understood why they wouldn't. >> you rock the foundation of their religion. >> why

vin scully started his 65th season with the team.st inning, angel pa combchlt an all singling in runs. 6-0, giants they add two more in the second inning. matt kemp back to the wall. can't make the play. buster posy scores. all we can do is watch, wonder about traffic in l.a. dodgers chip away at the lead in the 4th. giants win this game and are now 4 and 1 this season. >> he thought it was later. that doesn't, you know keep you from being responsible. he was humbled by everything that happened today. thought he's, i thought he handled it well. i don't feel like it's a huge deal. >> de-shawn jack soop sat down to tell his side of the story. the suggestion he had gang ties he grew up in a rough part of long beach saying he witnessed a lot of gang activity as a kid emphasizing he does know gang members he has not been in a gang. >> as far as me having afillation of doing those types of things in my right state of mind it doesn't make sense for me to. i'm trying to play with little kids ask tell them to stay away from these things >> se

vin scully started his 65th season with the team. more in the second inning. matt kemp back to the wall. can't make the play. buster posy scores. all we can do is watch, wonder about traffic in l.a. dodgers chip away at the lead in the giants win this game and are now 4 and 1 this season. >> he thought it was later. that doesn't, you know keep you from being responsible. he was humbled by everything that happened today. thought he's, i thought he handled it well. i don't feel like it's a huge deal. >> de-shawn jack soop sat down to tell his side of the story. the suggestion he had gang ties he grew up in a rough part of long beach saying he witnessed a lot of gang activity as a kid emphasizing he does know gang members he has not been in a gang. >> as far as me having afillation of doing those types of things in my right state of mind it doesn't make sense for me to. i'm trying to play with little kids ask tell them to stay away from these things >> sea hawks have given pete carol a three-year contract extension. no word on the exact

vin scully beginning his 65th season as the dodgers broadcaster.e handed off the first pitch to sandy colfax. four players all knocked in runs. it was 6-0 giants after one. they should have started colfax. giants go on to win 8-4. >>> the a's/mariners game postponed last night because of poor field conditions. the tarp wasn't on the infield when it rained overnight on thursday leaving it spongy. the field ruled too dangerous to play on. fans fuming with the cancellation, extremely embarrassing for the a's and the grounds crew. no makeup day has been announced yesterday. the a's' gm said, quote, it was an unfortunate misinterpretation of the forecast. you think? >>> with seven games left in the regular season, the warriors trying to lock down the six spot in the west. no andrew bogut or david lee. but andre iguodala showed up. kings shot only 18% in the first half. steph curry, nice pass. harrison barnes. kings were down 32 at the half. come on. show up. clay thompson led the way. travis outlaw with the left hand to the face and the dunk with the ri

vince scully, beginning his 675th season as a dodgers broadcaster. sandy koufax. first inning michael morris, then brandon belt, then ryan vogelsong ellison, the opposing pitcher and angel all knocked in runs off the pitcher. 6-0 giants after one. they should have started koufax. giants go ton to win 8-4. they are now 4-1 this season. the a's-mariners game postponed because of poor conditions. the tarp was not on the infield when it rained overnight. leaving it spungy. the manager looks like he was stepping into a sandbox. the field ruled too dangerous to play on. extremely embarrassing for the a's and ground crews. a's gm said, quote, this was an unfortunate misinterpretation of the forecast. you think? with seven games left in the regular season, the warriors trying to lock down the six spot in the west. the immediate task, take care of lowly sacramento. once again, no andrew bogut or david lee. kings shot only 18% in the first half. steph curry, nice pass. harrison barns with authority! kings were down 32 at the half. come on! show up! klay thomps

bobby scully, let me start with you, how realistic do you think there could still be people inside the ship that are still alive? >> captain, can you hear me? apparently not. excuse me, bobby, can you hear me? apparently probably having problems with that. we also want to talk about the conditions for the divers who are undertaking the search and what kind of precautions they have to look at. for -- bobby, are you there? >> i am now. >> what are the conditions like for the divers in the water? >> this is the hardest diving and salvage job you could possibly imagine. the current is just ripping through there. these divers have to enter this hull of a moving ship that is under water. and they are diving in a surface supplied diving rig, which is a helmet -- and the air supply is being delivered to the divers through a hose that goes to the helmet. and they have to drag that hose behind them as they're trying to enter the ship and go through and search all of those spaces for the survivors. so they are being encumbered by that hose that also includes the communication, the light, the air

>> yo, scully! >> jimmy: yeah? [ laughter ] >> they go, x-man! >> jimmy: x-man's not bad.mmy: - man's good. i kind of get x-man. i get that one. >> robert ducunny. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. i was walking in l.a. once. i was shooting "the x-files," and i was crossing the street in downtown l.a., which you know is kind of like deserted. it's not like downtown any other city. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. there's no one there. >> no, there's no one there. i don't know why they call it downtown. so there's a -- there was a -- >> jimmy: it's lower town. >> there was a homeless guy -- there was a homeless guy pushing a supermarket cart. and he kind of fell in with me and the people i was walking with, and he goes, "robert ducunny." [ laughter ] "robert ducunny. i love a your series." >> jimmy: okay. thank you very much. >> now, i've only done one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not even done with that one. >> that was "the x-files." so from then on, on the set, i was just robert ducunny. >> jimmy: you were robert ducunny. yeah, which is good, yeah. but now, do people just call

. >>> baseball now, giants announcer john miller and dodgers play-by-play man vince scully announcinghe line-ups. giants down 1-0 in the sixth. crawford fries out to center allowing hunter pence to score and san francisco ties it up at 1. bottom of the 9th inning brandon belt puts one down the left field line angel pagan scores from first to tie the game. and this game goes into extras a typical giants game. pitcher dan straily the a's and every major leaguer wearing 42 to honor jackie robinson. a's trail 6-3 and rallied in the pace. callaspo drives in donaldson. oakland up 9-6. the a's go on to win that game. >>> and the warriors play their final regular season game tonight against the denver nuggets. i'm andrea nakano. that's sports this morning. >>> giants-dodgers extra last night extra innings. here's how they fish. hector sanchez singled to right center. brandon crawford comes home. giants beat the dodgers 3-2 last night in the first of three against their heated rival. >>> play of the day nba, we have new york's torrie murray putting the ball off the backboard. look at that. the

vince scully, beginning his 675th season as a dodgers broadcaster.ng off the first pitch to legend sandy koufax. first inning michael morris, then brandon belt, then ryan vogelsong, the opposing pitcher and angel all knocked in runs off the pitcher. 6-0 giants after one. they should have started koufax. giants go on to win 8-4. they are now 4-1 this season. the a's-mariners game postponed because of poor conditions. the tarp was not on the infield when it rained overnight. leaving it spungy. the manager looks like he was stepping into a sandbox. the field ruled too dangerous to play on. fans fuming with the cancellation. extremely embarrassing for the a's and ground crews. no makeup day announced yet. a's gm said, quote, this was an unfortunate misinterpretation of the forecast. you think? with seven games left in the regular season, the warriors trying to lock down the six spot in the west. the immediate task, take care of lowly sacramento. once again, no andrew bogut or david lee. he's back and showing up and showing up angry. kings shot only 18% i

budget one from vince scully. 85 years old. he's been doing the dodger games forever.fth 55 years three >> : arrived late for batting practice and the giants went to opponent the starting pitcher has a couple rbis pre the giants scored six runs in the first inning and then to carry cruise the rest like it ought underrate he's here. the second of back-to-back drop. the judds had this little bit about seven ramirez soulmates a separate again the great players culprit he is tat you out. where a lesson in arizona began in the colts' 199 replay worked out. good year is throwing a heavy heavy. five innings three hits and no runs. in severance is go now goes to for and won. they're holding up a game for about half hour. it will probably going tonight. around 740. at the oakland coliseum. the a's in seattle. worries plan tonight. great to have the grounds that area. big popularity's unless seen taking a pitch is a picture with the president. he is in charge here for the world champion red sox today. and it just the guys making five the $10 million from the insurance bring 16 s

republican steve scully's. then a look at the new initiative to help military veterans get mental health services early on. jay carney is talking to george washington university students about dealing with the media and public affairs. >> we are embedding capabilities more and more into our environment. some disagree on this. i personally consider the smartphones that we all. to be a trademark example of the internet of things. we are becoming human sensors because they're all carrying around an extremely powerful computer in our pocket. it takes the form of different senses that takes the form around us. it takes to medication leaders. it takes the form of weather sensors that are all around us. surveillance and cameras that collect data and then send that somewhere else. this is all part of the internet of thing. editor of the magazine, patrick tucker, on the world that anticipates your every move. tonight at 10:00 a.m. eastern and online our book club selection is the wrong war. read a book and join in the d

aslan scully -- landscape illustrates our aggregate student loan debt in this country is now over $1 billion. the average students have $29,000 in debt and there's a growing consensus we need to address the impediments to college affordability the key drivers of college costs. now we had a hearing on that previous to today. we have explored those issues but we need to examine one central question. how well is the student loan system from counseling to repayment working for students and families? i will say at the outset that i'm i am disappointed to report that all four of our title iv servicers the largest contractors were invited but chose not to take part in this hearing today which directly concerns the contracts they have with the department of education those servicers like sallie mae rely heavily in federal dollars for the business and yet they could not find the time to put this hearing on the calendar. i hope we can all agree that students and taxpayers need to be prioritized. however i'm excited to take the opportunity to discuss the state of our federal loan program to the

that navy diver bobbi scully says if a rescue team drills a hole into a compartment that already hasompartment and having the vessel sink even further than it is now. and that could put 2 survivors in there, if there are any, any greater danger. south korean rescue team nose this. they're very good. >> let's hope they succeed. thanks, brian. thank you very much. just ahead, a different story we're following. the clinton family's life-changing announcement. [is engineered for comfort.hing that goes into a lennox system like parts that create your perfect temperature and humidity or the parts that purify the air. together these parts can cut your heating and cooling bills in half. which is quite comforting. and here's the best part... call now to get up to 1,700 dollars back or special financing on select lennox home comfort systems. offer ends june 13th. plus download our free lennox mobile app with an energy-savings calculator. if your current system is 10 years or older, start planning now. and take advantage of special financing. so call now to get up to 1,700 dollars back or speci

. >> supreme court justices antonin scully and ruth bader ginsburg are the guests on the reports to discuss the first amendment and how freedom is defined. apply at 6 p.mlive at 6 p.m. onn network c-span. >>> every weekend booktv now for 15 years the only television network devoted to nonfiction books and authors. c-span2, created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> next a discussion on same-sex marriage with california proposition eight attorneys david and ted olson. they compare the civil rights movement of the 60s with the current gay writes movement and assess the various rulings surrounding same-sex marriage laws created this was part of a summit commemorating the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. this from the lbj whether he in austin texas is about an hour. a pasta thank you for yourn 50 s remarks and support. in less than 50 years the fight for gay writes has gone from an york uprising in greenwich village sl known as the stonewall rebellion to t

sandy koufax came out to catch the first pitch from vin scully-- who bowed to koufax and then "hands" him the shortest first pitch ever. the game was pretty much in the giants hands in the first inning-- as they brought in six runs. the giants beat the dodgers 8-4. they take on the giants again this afternoon with first pitch at 1:10 at dodger stadium. line >> in basketball-- the golden state warriors crushed the sacramento kings 102-69 last night. it was the fewest points golden state has allowed this season and the fewest points sacramento has scored. the warriors matched last season's win total and gained ground in the western conference playoff race. they are now in sitxh place within one-and-a-half games of fifth-place portland. linesports night live is back tomorrow night at 9. extended highlights from giants, a's, warriors. stanford women versus u-conn in the final four. plus special guest: bip roberts. also, a new segment called "my kid's got game." send us a great highlight from your son or daughter. and we'll choose a few to put on the show. go to kron 4-dot-com and click on

if justice scully is critique of the situation is correct and is disabling to candidates and parties, congress can address that by changing the contribution laws. this court is having second thoughts of its rulings that expenditures are not corrupting, we could change that part of the law. [laughter] >> and far be it from me to recommend that you don't. >> the record, as far as i recall it from several years ago, talked about at length -- i don't like using the word corruption. i like using in integrity of the process. not when it comes to this part, the aggregate is about circumvention. and i think you are quite right to say. but there is a huge corruption aspect to this. but we don't have a lot of information in the record about that. do we? did i miss it? >> with respect to mcconnell, it is really a very close parallel. >> it is a very close harrell l. -- close parallel. but they don't think about it that way and that is why i have been pushing this idea. let's go into this, ok? you want us to go into it? go into it. >> i understand that, your honor. after all, these aggregate in t

kennedy is a white guy, scully is a white guy, roberts is a white guy, alito is a white guy. -- correct is otsi suggest is thomas had l of opportunities with affirmative action that opened up his career. and when he was appointed to a government position, he was the beneficiary of affirmative action. host: have you read that somewhere? caller: he went to yale, didn't he? didn't he go to yale law school? i believe that was part of affirmative action. that,i am not sure about but we take your point. here's what justice sotomayor had to say in part of her 58 page dissent. "today's decision is this rates strand of our a equal protection." gary, virginia, republican caller. caller: thank you. i agree with the first caller. the supreme court, if they had listened to c-span over the last year, they would have heard the president called the n word, a monkey, and so on. this guy, these people that call in and say israel is controlling our government. askink they ought to jonathan pollard about that. he spent the last 27 years in prison. he was spying for israel. host: what's your point? how does

another viewer saying -- host: let me go back to this piece from megan scully.a fantasy budget world, neither the pentagon nor the hawks on capitol hill really want to prepare for the worst case spending scenario." a look at the infighting within the pentagon and some of the needs and wants from members of congress and the military. betty is joining us from virginia. do the sunday morning shows still matter? caller: absolutely. i think david gregory is great. he is very fair. i did not feel the same way with tim russert. i did not feel the same, i watched him for years, but i thought he was so unfair to hillary when he interviewed her. caller: -- host: thank you for the call. some of you may be reading the books at the top of the new york times best seller list. "flash boys," "face the music," "thrive," "10% happier," and if you want to watch the full interview with michael lewis, it is available on book tv.org. kentucky, good morning. caller: [inaudible] [indiscernible] they are not news networks in my opinion whatsoever. mr. randy paul is not doing any favors