thank you. >> reporter: no, say scully fans -- thank you! carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" we will meet a doctor. >>> a start-up creating diamonds in a laboratory and singer and oscar winner jennifer hudson joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. have a great day. >>> it's 4:30, 45 degrees on this thursday morning, april 14th. a warmer day today with lots of sunshine. good morning, everyone, i'm chris wragge >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news this morning. we'll have traffic and weather

thank you. >> reporter: no, say scully fans -- thank you!los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" we will meet a doctor. >>> a start-up creating diamonds in a laboratory and singer and oscar winner jennifer hudson joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> struck, dragged, and left for dead, police searched for the deadly driver in a hit and run where we're live with the major clues investigators found overnight. >>> kobe bryant, farewell, the pride of the lower merion finishing his 20 year career in style, it was just one part of the the historic night for the nb a a. >>> and donald trump spent the day campaigning in pennsylvania, we will tell you what he a said about the joe paterno statue. >>> today thursday april 14th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thomas. we will get your day started with the check of weather and traffic with katie and meisha,

vin scully, the longest-serving broadcaster for a single team in history. last night this became his final season with the dodgers, and carter evans was there. >> it's time for dodger baseball. >> reporter: over nearly seven decades, vin scully has called some of baseball's most famous moments. including hank aaron's historic home run. >> it is gone! >> reporter: that broke babe ruth's record. >> a black man is getting a >> reporter: and sandy koufax's pitching jam. >> swung on and missed. a perfect game. >> reporter: now 88 years old, scully has called every dodger's season since 1950, when the team was still dodging trolleys in brooklyn. jackie robinson was in his prime and harry truman was in the white house. he's called more than 9,000 games. >> he hit another one. >> reporter: sportscaster al michaels. >> he's remarkable in so many ways. how many people can you say in their late 80s are at the top of their game? >> reporter: earlier this week the road leading to dodger stadium was renamed vin scully avenue. someone asked me the other day, what will you

>> reporter: earlier this week the road leading to dodger stadium was renamed vin scully avenue. me the other day, what will you miss the most when you leave the job. and i thought a moment, and i said, the roar of the crowd. that's what i'm going to miss the most. >> reporter: these days those cheers are for scully. >> maybe on the final day of my final broadcast i'll somehow come up with the magic words that you deserve. as for now, i have only two magic words: thank you. >> reporter: no, say scully's fans, thank you. carter evan, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs >>> right now an explosive hearing on capitol hill metro makes its case for more federal funding but not without some heated exchanges. >> the campaign trail winds through maryland with a former president and republican hoping to be one. >> and atlanta braves baseball player is accused of assaulting a woman in arlington, virginia. thanks for joining us. i'm bruce john johnson. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. the braves are playing the national but outfielder hector

this week, vin scully called his last dodgers opening game.>> it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: over nearly seven decades, vin scully has called some of baseball's most famous moments, including hank aaron's historic home run. >> it is gone! >> reporter: and he broke babe ruth's record. >> a black man is getting a standing ovation in the deep south. >> reporter: and sandy koufax's pitching jam. >> swung on and missed! a perfect game! >> reporter: now 88 years old, scully has called every dodgers season since 1950 when the team was still dodging trolleys in brooklyn and jackie robinson was in his prime and harry truman was in the white house. he has called more than 9,000 games. >> miracle upon miracle! he's hit another one! >> reporter: sportscaster al michaels. >> he is remarkable in so many ways. how many people can you say in their late 80s are at the top of their game? >> reporter: earlier this week, the road leading to dodgers stadium was renamed vin scully avenue. >> someone asked me the other day, what would you miss the most

vin scully, the longest serving broadcaster for a single team in history.ht he began his final season with the dodgers and carter evans was there. >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: over nearly seven decade, vin scully called some of baseball's most famous moments, including hank air run's historic home run. it broke babe ruth's record. and sandy koufax's pitching gem. >> a perfect game. >> reporter: now 88 years old, scully called every dodger season since 1950 w was still dodging trolleys in brooklyn. jackie robinson was hinz prime. and harry truman was in the white house. he has called more than 9,000 games. >> he's hit another one. sportscaster al michaels. >> he is remarkable in so many ways. how many people can you say in their late 80s are at the top of their game? >> reporter: earlier this week the road leading to dodger stadium was renamed. vin scully avenue. >> some one asked me the other day what would you miss the most when you leave the job? and i thought a moment, and i said "the roar of the crowd." that's what i'm going to miss th

thank you. >> reporter: no, say scully's fans, thank you.er evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "overnight news" >>> welcome to the "overnight news" i'm michelle miller. a federal assault on the zika virus will likely have to wait until the fall. house republicans say they will not vote on president obama's request for $2 billion to fight the virus until they return from their summer recess. instead, congress forced the administration to divert $600 million in unspent ebola fund. zika is usually transmitted by mosquitoes. it is especially dangerous for pregnant women often infecting the unborn child. dr. jon lapook has the latest. >> reporter: working on zika for the last year has meant playing catchup. >> it was thought it was benign virus that wouldn't cause any significant harm to human

vin scully, started his career that same year, broadcasting for the los angeles dodgers.his will be his last season in the booth. scully will take his final bow when a black man is not just emancipated, but when a black man is president. i'm fernando espuelas. have a great week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> the vin scully thing, unbelievable. 88 years old. one of the best. >> yeah. >> 88? >> i think. >> okay. we'll have to look that up. >> he began in 1950 red barber was the big broadcaster for the dodgers, then vin scully was this kid that he just took under his wing, red barber did and vin scully has always been appreciative of him. i have been a giants fan all my life but you have to appreciate vin scully an unbelievable broadcaster and great for him. >>> as we start out this morning we have showers around the bay area. michelle is from denver going -- >> what?! [ laughter ] >> as we have a look at what's happening outside this morning, we have some showers around central california right now. and it's all heading south. we didn't pick up much overnight. tenth of an inch at the most. as you can see it's focused now in the south bay and across parts of the east bay so there will be slick streets out ahead of your morning commute ahead drying up in the north bay but right now you can see a lot of widely scattered showers that are heading from hayward and fremont towar

. >> father scully says the doors will probably have to be the next thing replaced. he says they are heavy and in the wintertime, they bring in a draft. but at the landmark status, replacing the doors will be pricey. >> because they want to retain a certain look. and they will make you do more than you want to do. >> the landmark's commission says "we collaborate with

vin scully, 87 years of age, his final home opener, he's broadcasted the a's since 1950. you'll never see someone make that run again. he's retiring at the end of the year. here's the warriors, quick shot here. we don't need to hear from curry, just they worked out today, they win tomorrow night over chicago and yep, the all- time record, 73 wins in a season is theirs. they're 17 and a half point favorites to defeat memphis, and earlier today, mike trout of the angels, their big star and pujols and joe smith got engaged after watching the practice, hey, can we shoot, and fooled around and then got in a shooting match with steph curry, and joe smith allty beat him, curry was shooting left- handed, so hey, when you're the warriors, even professional baseball players want to hang with you, and the big game is tomorrow night. >> >. all right, still ahead tonight, the fbi accepting out a new -- sending out a new warning for parents about which apps are potentially dangerous for children. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and

. >> father francis scully says this is no museum. a church that needs repairs. like his last parish in east harlem back out landmark status >> i want to put in a handicap ramp. taking away from the look of the church. landmarks would not let me do it. >> more than 500 churchgoers are backing his petition. since it is a church, funds come mostly from donations. and landmark status means repairs and changes could cost a lot more. >> it is nice to have a landmark. but it is a poor parish. it comes to the parishioners. this is not a wealthy area. >> father scully says the doors will probably have to be the next thing replaced. he says they are heavy and in the wintertime, they bring in a draft. but at the landmark status, replacing the doors will be pricey. >> because they want to retain a certain look. and they will make you do more than you want to do. >> the landmark's commission says "we collaborate with religious organizations to arrive at solutions that >> but for this parish, teaming up with the time, means not getting stuck in it. >> the city landmark preser

up an incredible broadcast career in los angeles the road leading to dodger stadium is now vince scully avenue of the in honor of the announcer who broadcasted his final homeowner today, since 1950 when the team was in brooklyn, new york. >>> the 88-year-old announced he will retire at the end of the season. >>> get the forecast and here's brian for that. >>> he's fantastic, he was -- as a kid with his t-shirt hanging out for some reason -- here we are 66 years later he's finally retiring. >>> here's how it looks, plenty of clouds over the bay area sunsetting tonight 7:42 p.m. sunrise tomorrow at 6:37 a.m. and here's how it looks like looking over san jose, plenty of clouds over the bay area tonight some increasing sunshine. conquer 62 degrees, oakland 59 san francisco 56, san jose 59 and santa rosa 61. low pressure moving into the pacific northwest and the lowest moving into the desert southwest, partly cloudy mild conditions. we have some popping out in some clearing skies tonight -- and some clearing skies tonight and 2:00 a.m. a mix of clouds and fog tomorrow looks like more sun and

scully was just 22 when then brooklyn dodgers hired him. at 88 years old, he's probably seen more baseball than just about anybody in the game, including at least 20 no hitters and three perfect games. >> there we go. amazing, amazing career. >>> right. still to come here on "worldwide exchange," this morning's top stories, including better than expected export data from china. >> but first, we have a question for you. this is our twitter and facebook question of the day. banks are the worst performing sector so far this year. so earnings are kicking off this morning with jpm at 6:45. do you buy the banks? let us know and we'll bring you the results later on the show. friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use... ...febreze fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. webber inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness in one refill. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher

long island voters decide on dean scully. visible seats only serve out the remainder of the return and in the fall they >> if you have problems, report for a special hot line. eric snyderman announced he has a hot line staff i attorneys in the civil rights bureau. 107 71 , 7755. >> peter liang learns his fate after killing a car regularly in a brooklyn housing complex stairwell. it was back in 2014. he is facing up to 15 years in prison. brooklyn da has said that he recommended five years probation and six months home confinement with 500 hours of community service. gurley's family is not happy and they call it an adequate . >> a lot more still to come. the first arrest in connection with the nypd corruption. we will tell you what role an orthodox jewish leader aubrey is watching her feet and the forecast. >> is looking really good. temperatures at 630 and that's the normal high for the day. we will go with above average readings and we'll see clouds this morning with sun breaking through. it's breezy today and dry. you could

dodgers we saw a couple of players and they already lost to people scully the giants and the dodgersnnouncer he's in town he group giants fan he does not seal the giant they told us it is worth repeating what they choose to start the season on the road we are just waiting for the players to, and hopefully before the end of the newscast one of them will talk it might be treating this as another game but. . >>robin winston: that is on the oakland side is all from to 38 a separate incident it is out a to study it in the clearing stages been pushed under the two left lanes in the opposite direction is set to travel in were between those two towns north of south it is across the city streets. >>darya: los angeles police department opened a criminal investigation against charlie sheen this investigation has been going on since march we're track is the rain had to bay area more details coming up after the break. >>darya: she loves going to the ballpark. >>mark: the conciliate those of moderate the drought now from severe to normally drive but more than half the stage of the suspense the sou

host: thank you, steve scully.ext tuesday as all eyes are on the state of indiana, the next pivot point in this primary process. thanks for being with us tonight. we appreciate your comments by twitter and phone. it always makes it an interesting part of the process. four of the candidates held events tonight. governor kasich did not. over the next hour or so, he will be seeing all of those in their entirety, beginning with hillary clinton who addressed her supporters in philadelphia after her win in that primary and in three others on this five-state primary night. now, hillary clinton. >> ♪ ♪ went the distance and now i am back on my feet just a man and his will to survive so many times it happens too fast you trade your passion for glory don't lose your grip to keep themt alive it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight rising up to the challenge of our arrival -- rival and the last known survivor the eye of the tiger ♪ [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: thank you! thank you so much! wow. [cheers

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please join me in welcoming octavio scully's.goes, the way it goes, yanked out by the roots at dawn, in the ground like an old bone, that is how long we got, that is how long it takes to live, barely time enough to love, knows the way it goes, you kiss and die, the only story we got time to tell because there it goes, there goes my son. he is leaving his romy and ready to die, taken all day to die and there it goes toward the blue above, the sun over romy and the parking lot of the hidden valley shopping center, the fire romy feels but romy knows before she knows. >> and suddenly i knew there was yet a third language to learn of metaphor. and before i learned how to pronounce the word shakespeare -- [laughter] i was riding the waves of rhyme and alliteration. i was confounded by the meanings of the words, but the music of the verse, the elegant turns of phrase and brash cloak wallisms, and as i took on the role, the comic lexicon of nonsense, bodiness and magic streamed out of my new-fashioned mouth and made not an ass of me, but

forward for o of the most wide supported lls for joinining us right a house maty whip congressman steve scullyee you. suchn important bill. u support this bill. explain it becse i don't know at people understand that government can accesyour e-mail without a warra if r six -moh-old. >> any e-ml anybody has been a private server older than x months, e federal government can do anygency can access it today thout a warrant and they do. agents have been getng e-mails r years havbeen been working to defeat this, overturn this. i'm a cospsor of the bill to say that they cano longer do this you need to gea rrant that you cannot jusust go and ask if somebodydy e-mail. byby the way, they don't have to notify you. if they pued youour data, if they found something they wantnt to go with a criminal investigatation agency.y. we are going to vote t this week review will see a strong v vote, somethining that can get signed into law. >> bullet go through? there is a log jam and wilill te president sign it. >>>> this is a bill ththat if it does e end u i iff this is on barack obama stats, , he will he a hahard

and in a twist, cohen's parents are now working with family friend john scully.e is the former ceo of apple. >> i think in a case like this, anything is worth following up with a careful investigation. that's what both families are trying to do. >> reporter: perry cohen's mother says she just wants answers. >> they may be willing to bring it to an expert, but it would still be filtered information that we would get. a proper take place with government officials. >> a judge will now determine what happens to the iphone. if it remains with law enforcement, detectives will have to get a search warrant to look at its contents. legal experts say that may be difficult because there is no obvious probable cause suggesting what happened to the teenagers off the coast here was anything more than a tragic accident. matt and savannah? >> kerry, so hard for parents to be left with so many unanswered questions. thank you very much. >>> turning now to other news. this morning, we're getting a glimpse inside prince's minnesota estate, as the investigation into his untimely deat

the people who have shaped steve scully lives in it in 2016. so when you get a roster of characters, billy grahams the the elical leader who set mold for people like jerry dobson.ell and james jim baker. ou think of evangelicals as a key voting black, people who say heir religious values and traditions are essential in determining how they vote. that block is so key right now republican side. host: what is interesting about the book you keep going back to but ounding fathers referring to what we are dealing with today. here are a couple of excerpts the audience to get a taste. ou write future hitches will look back at present day as coming of age for the new america. we are simply following the instructions left by the founding fathers. guest: right. the thing is i was thinking the other day the founding fathers for a c-span interview you would have such trouble because they would be rock stars. everybody loves the founding fathers. they are a touchstone left and right. the thinking is what is the ssential triumph of the founding fathers is the

the people who have shaped steve scully lives in it in 2016. so when you get a roster of characters, billy grahams the the elical leader who set mold for people like jerry dobson.ell and james jim baker. ou think of evangelicals as a key voting black, people who say heir religious values and traditions are essential in determining how they vote. that block is so key right now republican side. host: what is interesting about the book you keep going back to but ounding fathers referring to what we are dealing with today. here are a couple of excerpts the audience to get a taste. ou write future hitches will look back at present day as coming of age for the new america. we are simply following the instructions left by the founding fathers. guest: right. the thing is i was thinking the other day the founding fathers for a c-span interview you would have such trouble because they would be rock stars. everybody loves the founding fathers. they are a touchstone left and right. the thinking is what is the ssential triumph of the founding fathers is the

was tryingfor to understand that this report that we would all like to .elieve is free of politics scully is death, maybe it's not true. -- the roberts report that people have begun to show a court that seems to be very pro-business. even though there was this huge uproar about citizens united and this move for thinking about corporations and giving them writes as if they are , they weren't looked at as if they were -- for what they really were. we had to show that this was a very political decision both in 2011 and 2013. i think it gets villain eyes -- eized.ized -- villain i thought about it as ambulance chasers that file product liability cases that have to do with medical malpractice. a whole range of cases. the method of bringing them. whether those are ,exual-harassment cases antitrust cases where people are trying to fight a monopoly. we show it is a big advantage you give business. was a political entity and what kind of came down was part of reporting in this climate. -- ihen this decision basically can die now. >> next question, please. it is good for different journalists. i th