bob uecker, often referred to as mr. baseball, passed away at 90 years old after a battle with small cell lung cancer. mr. baseball bob uecker following a brief career as a backup catcher in the majors, eucharist, charisma and wit led to him being a frequent guest of johnny carson's. >> hey, buddy. come on. oh, i must be in the front row. >> after famous appearances in miller lite commercials, hayward, who leads the league in most offensive categories including nosehair and ad libbing many of his most famous lines in the beloved baseball movie major league relay double play. his most enduring legacy may be the 54 years he spent calling games for his hometown milwaukee brewers. thursday, dozens of fans paid a visit to american family field, leaving flowers and cans of miller lite. >> he's done so much, but he's also he's always called milwaukee home. >> so uecker only hit 14 home runs in his short career, but two of his proudest came off of hall of famers sandy koufax and gaylord perry. and uecker once said in an intervie

baseball on uecker. by the mid 70s, uecker was covering all star and world series games.e hosted bob uecker's wacky world of sports and appeared regularly in commercials. >> hey, buddy. come on. oh, i must be in the front row. >> all paving the way for his debut as an actor during a six season run on mr. belvedere. [music] and with the cult favorite major league charged a bit outside, he tried the corner and missed. [music] after success on the big screen, uecker threw his hat into a different ring, announcing it wrestlemania three and four and earning a spot in the wwe hall of fame. how about getting your foot off my shoulder? >> good fauci. hey. >> in 2001, uecker became the first player turned broadcaster to be inducted into the radio hall of- [music] fame. the brewers have honored him with two statues. one stands outside their stadium, while the other is a replica of uecker sitting in the stands in the last row of the ballpark. [music] in 2003, bob uecker received the ford c frick award, earning him a spot in the baseball hall of fame. >> and back after the break, we'

baseball on uecker.mid-seventies, uecker was covering all star and world series games. he hosted bob uecker's wacky world of sports and appeared regularly in commercials. >> we're in the wrong seat, buddy. come on. oh, i must be in the front row. >> all paving the way for his debut as an actor during a six season run on mr. belvedere. [music] and with the cult favorite major league just a bit outside, he tried the corner and missed. after success on the big screen, uecker threw his hat into a different ring, announcing at wrestlemania three and four and earning a spot in the wwe hall of fame. how about getting your foot off my shoulder? >> good. [music] day. hey. >> in 2001, uecker became the first player turned broadcaster to be inducted into the radio hall of fame. the brewers have honored him with two statues. one stands outside their stadium, while the other is a replica of uecker sitting in the stands in the last row of the ballpark. [music] in 2003, bob uecker received the ford c frick award, earni

and bob uecker is like, that doesn't make any sense.costas, to fun to have you here and share your memories. >> thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> i mean, that's brilliant right there. >> we showed that one statue in milwaukee. bob uecker actually has two statues in that stadium. that's how much he meant to the brewers and the game of baseball as well. let's not forget "mr. belvidere" either. >> strong winds down through texas. right now winds calm as you make your way into the southern part of california. it is mild in the midwest. a big, big temperature drop is coming. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> get the weend started ek right. best time of the morning. >> i was in college when "major league" came out. that's how i knew bob uecker, from the funny lines in that. just a bit outside. this guy threw to his own son in the father-son game. when he sneezes, he looks like a party favor. i mean, he was the best. we watched it every friday. we will start off with conan o'brian

baseball, bob uecker. >> david: carson first called him mr.ture must be of an exciting moment. >> yes, this is on a day when the ball club found out that i wasn't playing. >> david: his sense of humor, self-deprecating style, earning him fame and affection. >> wrong seat, buddy. i must be in the front row. >> vaughn into the windup, and his first offering. just a bit outside. >> david: starring in the film "major league," he was harry doyle. bob uecker would also return home to milwaukee, giving the play-by-play for the brewers for 54 seasons. that signature catch phrase. >> way back. get up, get out of here, and gone! >> david: tonight, the brewers, the team he loved so much, announcing uecker's passing, after a battle with small cell lung cancer. tonight, bob uecker in his own words. >> of all the things that i've done, this has always been number one. baseball. i could never wait for everything to get over to get back to baseball. no matter what else i ever did, baseball was the only way i wanted to go. >> david: he loved baseball, and he h

and to my left is bob uecker. and morgan starts talking about his own world series experiences, which not only involve him but pete rose and johnny bench and tony perez and sparky anderson, all of them hall of famers except for rose, who would be if not for extenuating circumstances, all bold faced names. and when he's done, i turn to uecker. have to amuse myself and have to know that that youk is going to say something funny. and i said, youk, did you ever play in the world series? and he said, well, i was with the cardinals in 64 when they played the yankees in the series, but i was on the disabled list. i said, what was wrong with you? he said, i had hepatitis. i said, how did you get that? he said, the trainer injected me with it, which in his mind accounted for why the cardinals without him, were able to prevail in that world series. >> humble and funny and actually announcing until just a few months ago, he called the last game of the season for the brewers after the team lost in the playoffs. it was you who

. >>> the sports world is remembering broadcaster bob uecker who died today at the age of 90.eball. >> after a fairly unremarkable playing career, he found a home as a play-by-play commentator for the milwaukee brewers more than 50 years. sam brock looks back at his career. >> reporter: bob uecker spent most of his adult life around ballparks. a major leaguer, comping a less than stellar career batting average of .200. it was after his last team released him that uecker found his power swing as an entertainer. >> welcome mr. baseball, bob uecker. >> reporter: he made some 100 appearances on johnny carson's "tonight show," starred in a 198 # 0 sitcom, mr. belvedere and a role in "major league." beer commercials made him a household name. >> good to see you. >> you are in the wrong seat, buddy. >> i must be in the front row. >> reporter: the line that made this milwaukee native famous. >> he missed the tag. >> reporter: the milwaukee brewers immortalizing him with a statue behind the last row. with a deadpan delive, uecker turn his baseball career's highlights into punchlines li

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uecker died yesterday morning.eased by the club, uecker's family said he faced a private battle with small cell lung cancer since early 2023. nicknamed mr. baseball, uecker had a forgettable career as a player, posting a 200 lifetime batting average. after six seasons as a backup catcher in the majors. but he found his fame off the field as a colorful comedian and broadcaster whose sense of humor and self-deprecating style earned him popularity and affection. one of the first color commentators on the network's broadcast in the 1970s, uecker appeared more than 100 times on the tonight show with johnny carson. he reached most households, starring in popular tv commercials and a sitcom, and played a prominent role on the big screen in the 1989 comedy major league and its sequel as the crass announcer for an underdog cleveland franchise, uecker called brewers games all the way up until his team was eliminated from the playoffs this past season. he was 90 years old and turning now to the nfl, where tom brady says he in

just a bit outside. >> hall of famer bob uecker, the man known as mr.aukee brewers, has died. uecker played six seasons in the majors, mostly as a backup catcher, then went on to a successful career as a broadcaster and a comedic actor with roles in 1989's "major league" and the sitcom "mr. belvedere." uecker was 90. >>> and also tonight, we're remembering a cinematic legend. dad lynch, one of the greatest visionary directors, has died. stephanie gosk now on lynch's genius and its enormous influence. ♪ >> reporter: when david lynch's "twin peaks" hit network tv in 1990, it took a while for people to realize what they were watching. >> this is, excuse me, a damn fine cup of coffee. >> reporter: a complete shattering of television norms. ♪ a dark twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. >> great. paydirt. >> reporter: but that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. today his family announced the 78

uecker played six seasons in the majors, mostly as a backup catcher. comedic actor with roles in 1989's "major league" and the sitcom "mr. belvedere." he was 90. >>> also tonight, we are remembering a cinematic legend, david lynch, one of the greatest visionary directors has died. stephanie gosk now on lynch's genius and his enormous influence. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: when david lynch's "twin peaks" hit network tv in 1990 it took a while for people to realize what they are watching. >> this is, excuse me, a damn fine cup of coffee. >> reporter: a complete shattering of television norms. a dark twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. >> wait, pay dirt. >> reporter: that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood. while challenging audiences to pay attention. today his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long time smoker, he revealed over the summer he was struggling with emphysema. throughout his career his work received critical acclaim. except the 1984 version of "

beloved milwaukee brewers broadcaster bob uecker has died. uecker, also known as mr.as a voice of the team for 54 years. he also played for the saint louis cardinals, philadelphia phillies and atlanta braves. he was a hall of famer before his professional baseball career ended in 1967. he turned to life behind the mic after with his comedic timing. he also turned to acting, appearing in the 1989 movie major league and the film's two sequels. according to his family, he faced a private battle with small cell lung cancer since early 2023. bob uecker was 90 years old. well, just into our newsroom this midday. master filmmaker david lynch has also died. he is known for his surreal works like elephant man, blue velvet and mulholland drive. he was a director. he was also the creator of the hit tv drama twin peaks. lynch's family confirmed his death in a post on his official facebook page. david lynch was 78 years old. and east bay council members commenting on a raid to his home by fbi agents. the fbi, meanwhile, will only confirm to nbc bay area that agents yesterday acted

uecker made it into the hall of fame, not as a player but for broadcasting.ons in the majors, mostly as a backup catcher but went on to a successful career in the booth, as a comedic actor with a role in "major league" and countless beer commercials. he was 90 years old. >>> movie fans the world over are mourning the loss of a singular talent. director david lynch has passed away at the age of 78. bringing surrealism into the mainstream with "twin peaks", he thrilled audiences with "lost highway". here's stephanie gosk. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when "twin peaks" hit televisions it took a while to understand what they were watching, a complete shattering of television norms. a dark, twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later, but that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long-time smoker, lynch revealed over the summer he had been struggling with emphysema. throug

jonathan yeager, nobody like bob uecker. >> you know, uecker first came into the national spotlight for his miller lite commercials, and he would always say best seats in the house and then add them up. it was always he was sort of like the rodney dangerfield of baseball, always making fun of himself. but boy, that guy so beloved by baseball fans for generations. yeah, i think he would. >> those ads, he would go must be in the front row where he thought he had his ticket, and then it would end up in the last in the last row. and i'd say best seats in the house. what an icon. you know, a pretty good player who worked hard and had a lengthy career and then who really made himself into this cultural icon by just being himself. he was everyone who knew him said this was genuine. it was bob uecker. he was funny, he was ebullient, he was kind. and a milwaukee brewers legend, an icon of that city. there you go. must be in the front row right there. heading up. and someone who was working to. there he is in his familiar perch up top. best seats in the house. worked until he was 90 years old. ju

. >> bob uecker again. >> yes, please. >> your representative of sports world and bob uecker died yesterday never close to an mvp as an actual baseball player. but i remember discovering him when he was on mr. belvedere, among many fine turns that he had on stage and screen. he was also the pitch man for miller lite, famously, but the point being that this guy was the patron saint of self-deprecation. he was the guy that you wanted when the game was bad, right? it's a blowout. nothing exciting is happening, but it's story time with bob uecker, and he was the best, a no doubt hall of famer and mvp in every sense other than the one on the field. and we all we all miss him. >> well, thank you all so much for being my nightcap tonight. you have to stick around because i have an mvp on the field for mine this week. work, play, blink. >> relief work, play. >> blink. relief. >> the only three and one extended relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. why is navage trusted by millions? >> before navage, i was not living my best life because i could not breathe. constant nasal congestion, constant blow

bob uecker had battled lung cancer since 2023. he was 90 years old.ynch, the visionary filmmaker who found mainstream success, has died. his work was known for its dark and surreal sensibility. >> you will want to turn away from him. geoff: filmmaker and director david lynch startled audiences by marrying mundane, everyday life with unsettling dreams, fantasy, and horror. >> she's dead. geoff: perhaps his most famous famous work was the 1990 tv series "twin peaks," which he co-created with mark frost. the mystery-horror-drama follows an fbi agent who travels to a seemingly-normal logging town to solve a murder. he quickly realizes nothing is as it seems. "twin peaks" was a groundbreaking drama that was influential for years to come, winning three golden globes, two emmys, and even a grammy for its theme music. lynch revived it decades later with a follow up series on showtime in 2017. >> everything is fine. geoff: lynch rose to fame in the 1970's with his film "eraserhead," a cult classic horror about a deranged father and his mutant reptilian baby. >

. ♪ >>> what's your favorite bob uecker line?fe put me sometimes. >> legendary sportscaster bob uecker died at the age of 90. he was the voice of the milwaukee brewers. he began baseball as a player but his humor and enthusiasm transcended to movies and television. he was a regular guest with johnny carson on the "tonight show" and starred in the sitcom "mr. belvedere." >>> the entertainment world is mourning a loss. visionary director david lynch has died. ♪ blue velvet ♪ >> lynch brought us films such as "blue velvet," "mulholland drive," and "the elephant man," and he was the creator and director of the '90s series "twin peaks." his family announced his death yesterday. they didn't provide a cause of death, but lunch had been battling emphysema. david lynch would have turned 79 next week. >>> actor and director justin baldoni has now countersued his "it ends with us" so star nine -- blake lively and her husband, ryan reynolds. baldoni's $400 million lawsuit alleges the couple tried to use their influence to defame him and hija

uecker made it into the hall of fame not for baseball but as an announcer.on as actor. he was 90 years old. >>> movie fans the world over are mourning the loss of a singular talent. director david lynch has passed away at the age of 78. stephanie gosk has a look at his legendary career. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when "twin peaks" hit television in 1990, it took a little while for people to realize what they were watching, a complete shattering of television norms. a dark, twisted episodic that would be far more at home on hbo or netflix decades later. but that is how david lynch's career unfolded, making innovative films that reshaped hollywood, while challenging audiences to pay attention and be ready for surprises. his family announced the 78-year-old has died. a long-time smoker, he revealed over the summer he had been struggling with emphysema. his work received critical acclaim. except the 1984 version of dune, an expensive bomb. but there were plenty of oscar nominations. >> i am not an animal! >> reporter: the "elephant man", "blue velvet", and "mulholland dri

baseball has died. 90 year old bob uecker became the voice of his hometown milwaukee brewers after a short playing career. in a statement released by the club, eucharist family said he had battled small cell lung cancer since early last year or 2023. uecker was best known as a colorful comedian and broadcaster who earned his nickname during one of his many appearances on johnny carson's late night show. concerning new data released today by the american cancer society reveals young women are almost twice as likely to be diagnosed with cancer as young men. reporter mandy gaither looks at the research and has more on what everyone should know about their own risk. >> first, the good news the american cancer society says fewer people are dying of cancer in the u.s. but now the bad news. new data released today shows an estimated 2 million americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year. that's one person every 15 seconds. >> that demonstrates that the number of diagnoses are going u, and the nature of who's being diagnosed is changing as well. >> doctor arif kamal says for decades, me

and bob uecker died yesterday at age 90.ker was never close to an mvp as an actual baseball player, but i remember discovering him when he was on mr. belvedere. among many fine turns that he had on stage and screen. he was also the pitch man for miller lite, famously, but the point being that this guy was the patron saint of self-deprecation. he was the guy that you wanted when the game was bad, right? it's a blowout. nothing exciting is happening, but it's story time with bob uecker, and he was the best, a no doubt hall of famer and mvp in every sense other than the one on the field. and we all we all miss him. >> well, thank you all so much for being my nightcap tonight. you have to stick around because i shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can rely on. and one place to manage it all. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. back pain relief, a combination of four active ingredients that get to work fast. >> so get

bob uecker again. >> yes, please. >> your representative of sports world and bob uecker died yesterdayvering him when he was on mr. belvedere. among many fine turns that he had on stage and screen. he was also the pitch man for miller lite, famously, but the point being that this guy was the patron saint of self-deprecation. he was the guy that you wanted when the game was bad, right? it's a blowout. nothing exciting is happening, but it's story time with bob uecker, and he was the best, a no doubt hall of famer and mvp in every sense other than the one on the field. and we all we all miss him. >> well, thank you all so much for being my nightcap tonight. you have to stick around because you have to stick around because i have dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back

bob uecker was 90 years old. >> a visionary filmmaker, david lynch has died.h was the artistic vision behind films like eraserhead, blue velvet and mulholland drive. he was known for his surrealist films with a unique cinematic style. lynch also co-created the tv series twin peaks. his family announced his death in a facebook post today. lynch was 78 years old. >> still ahead on abc seven news at four. the latest on the fires that are still burning in southern california and the dangers still facing residents. >> plus, the bay area researchers are looking into how hotter than usual fires are damaging our environment. >> and later, a big weekend coming up next month. what the san francisco, what the city is doing to prepare for when millions will converge to but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's f

baseball, bob uecker, has died.a colorful comedian and broadcaster who earned his nickname in one of his many appearances on the tonight show with johnny carson. he played six seasons in big league ball and retired with a 200 average 14 homers. seager became the voice of the brewers in 1971. in 2003, the hall of fame honored him with the ford c frick award. uecker had battled small cell lung cancer since 2023. he was 90 years old. while the a's are now in sacramento, the team will honor one of its greatest players in a memorial next month in oakland. a celebration of life for rickey henderson is set for saturday, february 1st, from 1 to 3 in the afternoon at oakland arena. the event is open to the public, but you'll need to register for tickets starting monday. henderson was a hall of famer who grew up in the east bay. he died last month at the age of 65 after battling pneumonia. san francisco has a new donut hotspot run by a michelin starred pastry chef. george's donuts and merriment on west portal officially opene

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well, finally tonight, some sad news as legendary baseball announcer bob uecker has died at the age of hugh carew was the longtime play-by-play broadcaster for his hometown, milwaukee brewers here in the moniker, mister baseball and earn honors from the hall of fame in a statement released by the brewers, you, chris family. so the been battling small cell lung cancer since early 2023, you played 6 seasons in the big leagues and spent over 15 years. broadcasting brewers games. of course, he's also known for his appearances in the major league movies. what a legend. what a character. bob you current dead at 90 cast. we'll send it back to you. all right. yeah, this and what a legend. thank you. >> ross, still ahead, how the golden state val curries are pitching in to help people in l a well as we like to say, the news never stops here at kron 4. let's check in with dan thorn to get a look at what's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. hi, dan. hey, vicki and grant coming up tonight on kron 4 news. we're going to be continuing to follow the criminal indictment. >> vax oakland mayor she

. >>> by the way, rest in peace, bob uecker, all time great. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, we take youo the world of luxury fruit. how much would you pay for a strawberry or a high end pineapple? >> it's actually really good, better than a normal pineapple. it's sweeter. is it worth $400? >>> jonny moseley here. before heading up in the mountain with your toyota, let's take a peek at the weather. >> we're heading into the martin luther king holiday weekend which means a lot of people will be heading up into the sierra where exactly zero new snow has fallen in the last 24 hours, in fact, over the last week and a half as the dry weather pattern continues. temperatures will be favorable for resorts to make their own snow with overnight low temperatures at lake level in the 20s, higher elevations the teens. dry weather means good travel weather on both u.s. 50 and i-80, so no problems there. it will be a bit breezy sunday and the holiday, monday, especially at elevation. the next chance of snow is likely more than a week away. we'll just keep watching. as always, have fun, be safe, and we

. >> outside, baseball legend bob uecker passed away at age 90.n't a great player, but he called brewers games for 50 years. then a career in movies and tv. he was the best. thees brewers stadium in milwaukee is lit up in uc's honor. tonight sports on abc seven, sponsored by river rock casino. and we'll be right back. >> i love that my daughter still needs me, but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands. so i use now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calc

bob uecker also known as mr.d. >> george: he was amazing as a broadcaster. >> rebecca: truly. >> george: now the feud between justin baldoni and blake lively. he is suing the actress and her husband ryan reynolds for $400 million over claims they wanted to destroy him. eva pilgrim with details. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. this whole thing has been very ugly and very public. lively's legal team responding quickly and pointedly to this lawsuit saying this is baldoni's way of trying to shift the narrative after she complained about sexual harassment on the set. >> it actually gets worse. yeah. >> no way. >> reporter: this morning the off screen war between justin baldoni and blake lively is getting worse. now lively's super star husband ryan reynolds added to the legal drama. baldoni, who also directed the film, suing the hollywood couple for $400 million for defamation, extortion and invasion of privacy. the suit coming less than a month after lively accused baldoni of sexual harassment and a retali

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. >> baseball broadcaster bob uecker has passed away at age 90.e brewers play by play man for more than 50 years, and he parlayed a six year major league career into being one of the funniest ex-players ever. you may know him as harry doyle from the major league movies just fantastic, or the hilarious miller lite commercials in the 70s. costarred in mr. belvedere in the 80s. at heart, uke was a baseball man through and through and will definitely be missed. i mean, you remember the commercials? i must be in the front row, right? i mean, and his carson appearances. >> i watched those through the 70s. >> absolutely fantastic. and, you know, colin, just a bit outside right now, everybody does that bit. but he started it. >> he was great. >> yeah, absolutely. >> all right. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry beil, all of us here i'll tweet an apology. >> we appreciate your time. all right. here's a live look at the moss landing power plant as we leave here. >> y

>> what's your favorite bob uecker line? >> just a bit outside.e happiest place on earth you'll find all kinds of happy you can find the my-dream-is-finally-coming-true kind of happy the i-just-found-my- new-favorite-treat kind of happy you can also find that woo-hooooo! (shouting) kind of happy there's the teaming-up-with-my-hero type of happy ... and the we're-never-going-to-forget-this kind of happy come find your happy today ... only at the disneyland resort. >>> as a new administration prepares to take office, erin moriarty shares the story of a woman who once wielded a very different sort of power. not far from the white house gates. >> i'm the chosen party giver. for the white house clientele. and they know that i deliver what it takes to make them gel. and in washington i'm known by what and all as the hostess with the mostest on the ball. >> reporter: in "call me madam," the 1953 movie version of irving berlin's musical, it was secret that ethel merman was channeling a real person, a wealthy widow by the name of perle mesta. is it fair to