Mibach. Renel brooksmoon leaves behind a legacy of being the first black woman to be a pa announcer for Major League Baseball games, she posted on social media tonight saying, as a little girl, going to candlestick could never have grateful doesnt seem to be a big enough word. Born inc 1958,i never saw or heard anyone on tv or radio that looked like me. I hope i have inspired many fans. Your support is everything. I so love you. Ktvu Jana Katsuyama spoke with fans and other sport figures about the loss for thet giants. The news hit home to giants fans who for 24 years have heard the voice of renel brooksmoon welcoming them to oracle park, batting six first baseman number nine. In a sudden statement, the giants announced monday that they were not extending her contract, which ended in december, saying, quote, after extensive discussions, they mutually and amicably agreed to part ways. Instead, she will be known as public address announcer emeritus and the booth where she worked will be
and water is rising. were you looking at the screen? just some of the scenes as hurricane ian made a devastating land fall in southwestern florida. the category 4 storm left a large path of destruction and millions in the dark this morning. we ll have a live report for you. rescue crews are busy trying to get to people who decided to ride out the storm and were then stranded by rising floodwaters. and we re still tracking ian as it slowly makes its way across florida at this hour. welcome to way too early on this thursday, september 29th. thank for starting your day with us. it made land fall as a category storm. there is widespread flooding and damage as the powerful storm batters the state with torrential rain and wind. more than two million people are without power across florida. in naples, authorities said that more than half of the streets were not passable. this video released by the naples fire department shows a power line bursting into flames as the hurrican
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