pat summerall dies longtime nfl announcer pat summerall died today at age 82 of cardiac arrest in dallas, texas >> did to coach burt reynolds? >> yes. >> he was a defensive back. >> was see any blood? >> summerall spent a total of 50 years as part of the nfl, as a player and then hall of fame broadcaster on cbs and fox he broadcast 16 super bowls - more than any other announcerand he was the calm voice alongside john madden's "booms" and "bangs" summerall's final broadcast with madden was the 2002 super bowl here's what madden said about his longtime partner he was a great broadcaster and a great man. he was something very special. pat summerall is the voice of football and always will be." john madden 49ers to work out montana nate montana, the oldest son of joe montana, is scheduled to be one of the players working out for 49ers as day tomorrow. he was a backup at his dad's two other schools before attending west virginia for 2,480 yards with 19 touchdowns and seven >> pam: good night.

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summerall was an n-f-l play for ten ye >>> legendary football announcer pat summerall has passed away good afternoon, i'm pat summerall here with john madden. >> no time on clock and the patriots have won the super bowl xxxvi. unbelievable! >> i was at that game. summerall was an nfl player for 10 years, mostly in the 1950s. he then of course turned to the broadcast booth in 1964 making a bigger name for himself calling nfl games with that signature booming voice for cbs and fox, often teamed with bay area great john madden. summerall died of cardiac arrest yesterday at a texas hospital. he was 82. >>> san francisco on the bay area watch, it's planning a number of events to mark tomorrow's 107th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. at 3:00 this afternoon annual survivor parade will start at the westin st. francis hotel on powell street going to john's grill on ellis street for a public ceremony and then a private survivor dinner. >>> a ban on new bars along a section of san francisco's lower polk street is aevidence pro. the board of supervisors unanimously voted after complaints of ni

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. >>> and we learned late today pat summerall has died.n kicker in the nfl, but most of us came to know him as the voice of the nfl. first with his partner, tom brookshire and later with the great john madden. summerall called 16 super bowls. he was in the booth for four decades. after a life spent on the road, he went public about his own alcoholism years ago. he underwent successful rehab at the betty ford clinic. later underwent a liver transplant. pat summerall helped set the modern-day standard for play-by-play as an art form. he died in dallas at the age of 82. we're back in a moment with some of the stories that emerged today here in boston of those who stepped up at an awful moment yesterday. hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fas

summerall did a handful of games after that.e he called the games, pat summerall played ten season in the n.f.l. he died today of sudden cardiac arrest. in a statement fox sports writes his 50 year record as a broadcaster is truly unique and very difficult for anyone to ever walk in his footsteps. patted summerall, dead today at 82. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. what is it that makes a husqvarna? it's not all the br

i love you. >> madden and summerall were partners for 20-years on cbs and fox.eople say what are you going to remember about pat summerall? he was the voice of football. no matter where you heard that voice it put new a happy place whether it was grandmother's basement that was pat summerall he will be remembered as the voice of nfl football. >> thank you. we will be right back. nk you. we'll be right back. ♪ hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place... knowing you can still reach out. ... and now you've seen it. that's powerful. verizon. get mom a lucid 2 by lg for free. >> harris: looking ahead to th >> fast forward looking at some of the stories this week. massachusetts will have a moment of center lines at 2:50 p.m. eastern the exact moments the bombs went off at the finish line of the boston marathon one week ago. that will be followed by bells ringing through out the commonwealth.

. >> harris: pat summerall, before i let you go, the voice of the nfl, passed away. a thousand people show up at a memorial service for him. john madden with some words. >> if there was a ever a book written about good guys, he'd be the star of that book. pat, rest in peace. i love you. >> harris: very powerful. >> madden and summerall were partners for 21 years, both at cbs and on fox. people say, what are you going to remember about pat summerall? he was the voice of football. no matter where you heard that voice, it put you in a happy place, whether it was your uncle's dinner, your aunt's basement, thanksgiving thursday, that was pat summerall. he'll long be remembered. really the voice of nfl football. >> harris: pete, thank you. we'll be right back. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned

summerall died on tuesday of cardiac arrest at age of. one was more associated with sunshineyal than his partner of 22 years on cbs and fox, john madden. >> for 22 years we were together and pat many years before that. and there were voices before pat summerall's and there will be voices after, but he is the voice of the nfl. >> i have to tell you, i do like you an awful lot. >> this is the third goodbye. it's the toughest. pat, rest in peace. i love you. >> that is it for this saturday night sportswrap. we'll see you again tomorrow at 5. what a touching tribute to him. >> that is our report for tonight. ing that you for trusting ktvu the next time news breaks. >> join us for the latest on the boston bombing suspect who was hospitalized after yesterday's capture and we're always here for u

and a quiet and rev rential day. >>> legendary football broadcaster pat summerall has died.r decades, the voice of the nfl. james brown shows us why he was a giant at cbs sports. >> i'm pat summerall, welcoming to you this cbs sports spectacular. >> one of the most loved and respected announcers in the nfl. veteran cbs sportscaster got his start through summer y'allall. >> for many years he was the voice of the nfl, voice of golf and the voice of reason. >> reporter: the low key approach was in stark contrast to the high energy of his long-time partner john madden. >> i felt like running down and playing. >> i have goosebumps all over. >> i'm glad we didn't. >> reporter: the combination worked and madden said we never had one argument and that was because of pat. he was something very special. >> finest place kicker. >> summerall made a name for himself on the field with the new york giants. in 1958 he booted an historic game winning field goal through driving snow to put the giants on top. remarkably, he was on the broadcast team for the very first super bowl. his last was

it really s i'm pat summerall along with john madden. >> we all know pat summerall, former nfl playernd broadcaster, died yesterday at a hospital near dallas. best known as a play-by-play announcer with john madden for 22 seasons, announced 16 super bowls, more than any other broadcaster. summerall was 82 years old. >>> for the very first time, newtown school massacre, lawmakers on capitol hill, voting on a piece of gun control legislation. the senate is expected to vote on whether to expand background checks at gun shows and at private sales. a growing number of republicans and some moderate democrats are opposed to this idea. a recent associated press poll finds less than half of all americans actually favor the bill. and that is down nearly 10% since the days following the newtown school massacre in december. the senate will also vote on eight other amendments to democratic gun control bills. >>> 5:46. california's been on gay conversion therapy for minors is up for debate in federal court this morning. ninth circuit court of appeals will hear arguments on whether the law is consti

summerall played in the league for ten seasons and broadcast a record 16 super bowls.ed today in dallas at age 82. >>> and coming up next, the people of boston speak out to the whole world, a message from them tonight. ♪ >>> and finally tonight, there are not many nations on this planet that do not know about the boston marathon. in fact, the runners represented 96 different countries. hoping to get one of these -- the medals you receive upon crossing the finish line. on it, a unicorn, a symbol of bravery and the pursuit of perfection. boston is a city of big energy, big loyalties. and tonight the people of boston want to send back to the world their proud message. ♪ >> this is a close-knit place, the city of boston. here we know our neighbors. we grieve for them. >> as an american, my heart is broken. but as a bostonian, my resolve for the pursuit of freedom and liberty has never been stronger. ♪ >> i have to give it to the bostonians, people were giving us water, food, blankets to wrap on, everybody was lending a hand and these are complete strangers. >> you want to

. >> pat summerall, a football player turned legendary play-by-play announcer, died tuesday at age 82 of cardiac arrest in dallas, texas. summerall and a total of 50 years as part of the nfl, as a player in that hall of fame broadcaster on cbs and fox. is final broadcast with john madden was 2002 superbowl. is broadcast 16 superbowl of more than any other announcer in he had a column boys alongside john adams booms and bangs. he became the voice of the nfl in the 1970's and 80's calling police signature games. >> the san francisco 49ers to host the local pro day on today. and a big name will be in attendance. nate montana, the son of former 49ers hall of famer joe montana. the young montana will the chance to show off what in do. something no one has seen in his college career. it was a backup that is that our daughter, another day it ended up attending n.c.a.a. division 2 school west virginia wesleyan college. there appeared in nine games and thre2040 and threw for 2,480 yds and 19 touchdowns. we will be back with more here on the kron 41 in news. [ female announcer ] now get high sp

. >>> and former nfl player and legendary broadcaster pat summerall has died at the age of 82.e was best known for his television partnership with john madden. he was best known for his 40 years of nfl play-by-play including 16 super bowls. he'll be missed. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> just ahead, dylan dreyer joins us with your wednesday weather forecast. >>> nbc terrorism analyst clint van zandt on the leads in the boston bombing investigation. >>> meet the heroes who stepped up and stood out to help those most in need. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back. a lot of rain and a lot of snow in most parts of the country out there right now. with the chance of about 6 to 12 inches of snow today across western and central nebraska. we also have the threat of very strong storms mainly in the plains states today with hail and damaging wind gusts and also some isolated tornadoes, especially across oklahoma. out on the west coast, though, things are pretty quiet. a couple of spott

pat summerall was 82 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: we return again to the bombings in boston. to help us assess what we know about the attack and explain what investigators are looking for now, we turn to juan zuarte, who was deputy national security adviser for terrorism under president george w. bush, and is now the center for strategic and international studies. and don borelli, a 25-year f.b.i. adviser who is now chief operating officer of the soufan group, which consults on security matters. juan zuarte, the president said today the investigation is in iten fancy but we know there was a pressure cooker involved, there may have been b.b.s involved, shrapnel and that maybe a circuit board was found that was used as a timer. what does this tell us about the source of this explosion? >> well, gwen, this is part of the forensic work that happens now and what authorities are looking for are signatures in the devices themselves that can give them some clues as to who may have been behind the attacks. what th

. >>> and we learned late today, pat summerall has died. he was a veteran kicker in the nfl but most of us came to know him as the voice of the nfl. first with his partner, tom brookshire and for years with the great john madden. he called 16 super bowls. he was in the booth for four decades. after a life spent on the road, he went public about his own alcoholism. years ago he underwent successful rehab. he helped set the modern day standard for may by play as an art form. he died in dallas, texas, at the age of 82. we're back in a moment with some of the stories that emerged today here in boston. those who stepped up at an awful moment yesterday. >>> finally tonight from boston, inevitably when something bad like this happens, terrific stories of heroism and kindness emerge. nbc's anne thompson whose roots are here has the story of this city today. >> reporter: if crisis reveals character, then call boston courageous. carlos arredondo, the man in the cowboy hat, is one of many who ran to help instead of running away. >> i was carrying some

. ♪ touching you sweet caroline ♪ >> and former nfl player and legendary broadcaster pat summerall has age of 82. he was best known for television partnership with john madden over decades of nfl game including 16 super bowls. and now dylan dreyer is here with a quick look at the weather. >> it is mild in the northeast. we have temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. look at this cold air back across minneapolis and into the dakotas. that's where we're going to see most of the snow today across south dakota and western and central nebraska. 6 to 12 inches of snow possible. we're also going to see the threat of stronger storms in the plains states today with tornadoes possible, especially in oklahoma and southeastern kansas. that rain will start to spread eastward. by tomorrow, washington, d.c., will see some of the showers. cloudy in the northeast and in the 60s and 70s. >> all right. sounds sounds good. thank you so much. stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> new yorkers and boston obviously have kind of a little bit of a, you know, a competition oftentimes the two cit

pat summerall, among the very best sports casters of all time, also a top flight player in the nfl in day. and al neuharth died. he created usa today. we had never seen a national newspaper before. we had certainly never seen it in all color. it was instantly branded mcpaper for its simplicity, but it has remained and it survives its creator. al neuharth, dead at 89. >>> meantime, back in boston, it was a great weekend. the city was open again. and in boston that means the sox and the swan boats and little kids visiting the ducklings until it's time to go home. >> bye-bye! >> reporter: after what we have been through, who can blame any of us for wanting our very own comfort dog every day for the rest of our days? thank goodness they made their way to boston. we'll take a break. we are back in a moment with the special delivery today that reduced a lot of folks to tears. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ freedom >>> the great richie havens has died. he'll be forever known as the opening act at woodstock. it wasn't planned that way. some of the other artists were stuck in traffic and half a million

pat summerall, one of the sports most respected broadcasters died yesterday of cardiac arrest at 82.wn for his plain forward style, best known for his 22-year nfl run in the booth with john madden. of course, one of the great et broadcasting teams in american sporting history. >>> we need to lighten things up a little bit. it's good baseball. atlanta braves, five home runs in their game against the royals last night including a pair of solo shots by juan francisco that helped them win their tenth straight. the atlanta braves, who thought the washington nationals would have such competition. they're now 12-1 on the season. unbelievable start. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," we're going indepth to the reactions and bombings in boston. that is the cover, by the way. there is a poll that says terrorism is not a top concern of the american public. have we become complaisant? when we come back here, we'll meet some of the heroes of the tragedy including the man whose personal tragedy may have given him the strength in the city's time of need. more "way too early" whe

pat summerall was 82 years old. and i have to say, when i saw this yesterday, another bit of my childhood slipped away. >> we all grew up with him. thanks very much. >>> let's get more now from boston with the bomber or bombers still not found it is a city very much on edge. beefed-up security and high alert matched here in new york and other major cities across the country. abc's dan harris has more on all this from boston. good morning, dan. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. the city is trying to edge its way back toward normalcy but that's tricky to do. you have 12 blocks of the normally bustling downtown shut down as a massive crime scene. second of all, people here are justifiably still a little bit nervous and it's not just in boston, this is happening all over the country. >> the american people refuse to be terrorized. >> reporter: when president obama asked us to stay vigilant in the wake of the attacks, he may not have foreseen this. bomb-sniffing dogs and robots working overtime. americans se

pat summerall died of cardiac arrest yesterday in texas.ears old. >> he was the voice of football. he was fantastic. >>> when we return, a nation on edge. >> how cities across the country are beefing up security to keep people safe. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> the boston bombing has the nation on alert. mass transit commuters looking at trash cans and backpacks with suspicion, walking crowded city street may cause anxiety. >> abc's byron pitts reports on heightened security around the country. >> reporter: this is america's new normal. the moment terror strikes at home, the nation coils. coast to coast, law enforcement to lay people. at los angeles' union station, a muscular police presence, and a measure of anxiety felt by commuters. >> puts you on edge. >> we are not safe anywhere. >> it could happen anywhere. even here. >> reporter: at lax thoughts of boston, memories of 9/11. >> that faith you have in security of our nation is shaken. >> in downtown se

pat summerall was 82 years old. >> he is a legend.e best of the best. >> growing up, he and john madden were sundays. not just football, they were sundays. you could sit and listen to them. he also did 27 masters, 16 super bowls. pat summerall's resume is pretty much untouchable, mike barnicle. >> boy, willie. he was also maybe the only, at least in my memory, the only three-point who made such a successful transformation to the booth. my memory of him is kicking field goals in the snow for the new york giants wearing number 3 on his back and had he this velvety voice at the masters as you indicated and the super bowls and he and john madden together, they were iconic. >> no doubt about it. you look. the two greatest teams. you got to look, obviously, at pat summerall and john madden and then the guys that started "monday night football" back in the early 1970s. >> absolutely. he was great too. a conservation of words. something a lot of people in television could learn from. somebody pointed out yesterday he would say, montana, rice,

summerall haspat died. he worked for more than 40 years including a record 16 super bowls. he began his career with cbs and then moved to fox before retiring after the 2002 season. or beside john madden forming legendary most broadcast teams in history. >> everybody knew those two. let's switch topics to talk about the weather. >> a little preview of summer. near 80 by thursday and friday, but then a strong cold front shaking things up. in arlington from the army navy country club, clouds that cleared out of the way and during a little sunshine and now they're back overhead. more in the way of sunshine and cloudiness.way of when data the southwest at 9 miles per hour. -- wind out of the southwest. the air mass has not changed, but the wind direction did. on the bay and the river, this time of year, the air blows across the water and it cools off in a hurry. 77 in manassas. temperature dropped, a mild night. 60's later this evening. 56 in the suburbs. 62 downtown. we will keep an eye on the cold front out to the west. that will bring a few showers to areas west of the metro

pat summerall, who was an nfl kicker and cornerback may have been best known by the time he spent in the booth with john madden. in just about five minutes right after this broadcast. we hope you will stay tuned. >>> doug is here with an update, and it is beautiful out there today. >> it really is, take a look at the numbers across the area today. high temperatures in the 70s, for the most part, 74 in washington, 60 in annapolis. 70 down towards fredericksburg, notice the temperatures, fairly similar tomorrow, except for the folks to the north. gaithersburg, frederick, cooler. high temperatures in the d.c. metro your, around 73 or 4 where they were today. 30% chance of showers, possible thunderstorms to the south of d.c. high of 76 on thursday, thursday looking nice and warm. 80 on friday as the storm system approaches. that will bring us a chance of strong thunderstorms late in the day, right now, i don't think they will be too severe. but we'll watch it very closely. they should be out of here on saturday, talking about a 30% chance of shower activity. most likely before 10 a.m. on

pat summerall passed away yesterday down in texas.yer, played with my husband, became a legendary play-by-play announcer. he had cardiac arrest. his pastor called me from his hospital room yesterday, and he died peacefully. he died more than peacefully. he died at peace. he came to grips with his alcoholism, was well with my soul, you know. he died knowing where he was going. we send our love very much to his family. >>> coming up next, the highly anticipated new series called "rectify." >> it got an unbelievable review. >> it sure did. >> that's abigail spencer. she's got some explaining to do. that's all i can tell you. >> does she? >> right after this. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee the

. >> hello, melissa, the beloved broadcaster, pat summerall died at age 82 in dallas. open employed a succinct staccato style and brief to the point. was 82 years old. he work ad record 16 super bowls on network television. was at cbs from 61 to 1993. then went from cbs to fox in 1994. he retired after the 2002 season but remain ad beloved figure in american broadcasting, especially in football coverage. his final super bowl was february of '02. it was his 8th alongside john madden. they worked together at cbs and fox for 21 seasons. pat summer raul, dead at age 82. melissa? melissa: sad news. dennis kneale, thanks so much. americans are still in shock over the tragic events at yesterday' boston marathon. one thing that we learned from the attack that no place is safe from heartless acts of terrorism. will americans be wary of attendinbig sporting events in the future? and what are sports teams doing to make sure fans feel safe at events? for more on this fox business exclusion safe. let'salk to the cosowner of the boston celtics. thanks for coming on the though. >> th

pat summerall died of cardiac ray arrest. he called 16 super bowls along side john madden.ld. >> the smithsonian institution feeling the effects of sequestration. the museum must shut down some galleries starting may 1s they say necessary security cuts will prevent all exhibits from being open at the same time. exhibits will be canceled in 2014 and 2015. >>> the movie industry is changing the rating system to help parents see violent content. they will tell why a movie earned a rating. an r movie may say something like includes intense war violence scenes. they have been pushing for this since the tragedy in newtown, connecticut. >> it is 48 minutes after the hour. still ahead investigators recover ago key piece of evidence. it is part of the bomb you can see it right here. the question is how will this help them make a case against the person responsible? arthur aidala is here next. >> let's check in with peter dudos see. >> the coverage of the boston marathon bombing continues. a former police department detective and military intelligence officer both weigh in on what th

summerall followed differ right into it. what he did with john madden was used very few words.to make his description. plus, you will not see guys like that anymore. slower the bigger individual stars are being weeded out. everybody is robotic nonsense. was interesting was it was short and sweet but he did become the voice in the star without being >> when he was there the nfl started to take off. he had been the imposition the call the biggest game and i think he did 15 super bowls. his voice was very smooth and i can say this enough, when you are a minimalist you better have a guy next to you is really dynamite. that was madden. >> that is the thing, you're on the radio and disdain there for hours, you can't be a minimalist you have to wax on about bidault etc.. >> what i do is different, for those guys the game as the same. if you're doing play-by-play of a game, more times than not no matter how good you are, if the game is lousy than people, you know will move on. i say this about man and all the time, he is the greatest. it's a different style now. in the heyday, the year

. >>> pat summerall, one of the best, the nfl play-by-play star would worked 16 super bowls, unmistakableforgettable, he started working for cbs in 1961. stayed there for 31 years before moving over to fox for the last eight years of his broadcasting career. before that, he spent ten years playing pro football for the detroit lions, chicago cardinals and the new york giants. he died yesterday at the age of 82. he will be missed and remembered. >>> your time is now 7:24. sal is back. he will help you get to where you need to go this morning. >> pat was one of my tav -- one of my favorites. >> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at what we have now. the traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive on 280 until you reach downtown. then it's going to slow down on the way into the valley. you will see some slow traffic as well as you drive up to highway 17. no problems on 17 getting down to the bottom of the hill. this morning's commute is backed up for about a 25-minute wait before you make it into the city, before you make it on the bridge. dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge ma

to tell me 40% of the people who buy their cotton summerall stuck in a a background check, but the other 60% due? and none of these people are felons? wife beaters, mentally incompetent? it makes no sense. in make no sense. the american people get it. that's why all my time in public life it's the only issue were 90% of the american people agree. 90%. now the nra is engaging in a campaign which i've not unaccustomed to disinformation to try to scare people. they say we, the federal government want to put every private firearms transaction right under the thumb of the federal government and keep others names in a massive federal registry. kind of scary, man. black helicopter crowd really a subset. but guess what? they want to say the universal background checks are done on workable federal nightmare, bureaucracy, that law-abiding citizens don't want. even if we get a true universal background check, i will never keep criminals from buying guns. none of this is true. let me explain how the background checks. not for you guys. you're not standing on your head. you walk in and they hand you