Megyn Kellyâs Jump to NBC From Fox News Will Test Her, and the Networks. Megyn Kellyâs new deal brings to a close the most anticipated television news contract negotiations since Katie Couric signed with CBS News in 2006, for $15 million a year. Credit Jesse Dittmar for The New York Times. 1  For Megyn Kelly, the shift from Fox News to NBC â where she will host a daily daytime show and a Sunday newsmagazine program â will be a test of whether she can connect with a broader audience in a different format and reach another level of television stardom.
3 votes Currently voted the best answer Vote for this answer. This would be a good one to start with: Roy Campanella Night Largest baseball crowd (93,103 in LA Coliseum) sees Dodgers' Sandy Koufax beat Yankees 6-2 in exhibition. http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1959/may_7_1959_121422.html.Record crowds turn out for 1936 Olympics. Against the backdrop of Hitler's Germany, the largest crowd (estimated at 125,000) ever to see a baseball game watched two U.S. teams play an exhibition game at Olympic Stadium in Berlin. votes Currently voted the best answer Vote for this answer. This would be a good one to start with: Roy Campanella Night Largest baseball crowd (93,103 in LA Coliseum) sees Dodgers' Sandy Koufax beat Yankees 6-2 in exhibition. http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1959/may_7_1959_121422.html.
The history of the franchise is one with more bad memories than good ones, but itâs also a history littered with some truly incredible moments. Olympic Stadium isnât exactly an inviting masterpiece, but itâs been home to some of the most exciting and touching moments in baseball.hatâs not the important part here, though. The Olympic Stadium crowd gave Pride â the first deaf player in baseball since 1945 â such an enormous ovation that, according to Keriâs book, Pride later claimed he could feel it through the turf. Keri wrote: