time last night on espn. a long career, and if you ll permit me here for just a minute, i want to offer a salute, not to a great sports caster, but to a great broadcaster. let s go back to the 1980s. the television revolution was finally catching up to sport. instant replay, sleep graphics, innovative camera angles. mic microphones. it was the first time you could start to say that the best seat to watch a big game was maybe not in the stadium, but in your living room. the tools were there for great television, but what about someone to take those tools and to turn them into drama? that, that was brent mustburger, he was at cbs in the 1980s, he was the face of cbs sports in the 1980s and cbs had every major event back then. super bowls, final fours, the nba, college football, what musburger brought was the instinct of a great story teller. the stakes, the tension, the conflict, the urgency. even before the game started, he
for hillary clinton to become president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] donald trump and his great movement is president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] so it was pretty great. it was pretty good. some sports caster a good one on espn said that s as good as it gets. they call it entertainment. it is a little bit of entertainment. but in another way it s not because we re going to get to work. and now in a certain way the hard work begins. an we re going to make great trade deals and we re going make you so happy and so proud and
for the powers here. because words like that from the leader of the free world, they have an effect. he said it during a town hall and an interview. yes. thank you very much. it almost cost him his voice. that s your problem when your voice is your calling card. sports caster joe buck joins me to talk about his super strange addiction and how it nearly put him out of a job. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts.
confirming that the suspects are a mercenary and his partner. all right, folk news alert, because we are watching a developing story coming out of las vegas, pete rose taking questions from the media on baseball s decision to uphold his lifetime ban from the game. he is baseball s all time hits leader, but his legacy is tarnished because of betting on games. here he is just a short time ago. there was a time in my life when i was out of control gambling. i guess there s probably a will the of people in this town who could be out of control gambling, but i worked hard at it. i got it under wraps, so several, several years and you know, i m in control of my life right now. joining me now to talk about this is jim gray, sports caster, fox news contributor. what did we learn from this and does it change anything about the decision that mlb has made?
that missing plane in particular. and the president obama is on vacation in martha s vineyard. but he could still hit the phones to fight for the nuclear deal with iran. now a true sports legend who passed away yesterday. frank gifford passed away due to natural causes at the age of 84. a star on the field and later on screen. hall of fame football player and emmy winning sports caster frank gifford passed away of natural causes on sunday morning. he was 84. the gifford family released a statement saying in part we rejoice in the extraordinary life he was privileged to live and we feel grateful and blessed to have been loved by such an amazing human being. we re frankly long timer al michaels paid