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they have to decide whether drug allegations will keep them out of cooperstown. to the hardwood and stanford hosting seattle university in a nonconference match up. they are coming in 4 and 3 and they were without their point guard missing because of a bum ankle. a break from game planning at ucla on friday. he will have a monster game. the follow-up jam. and he is a shot blocking machine. the game tied at 50. houston space up jumper and two of his seven points. a little pump fake and he had 13 rebounds. less than a minute to go. and there is block number 10. stanford wins it by 1168-57. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >>> "nightline" is coming up next. >> for mike shumann and sandhya patel and larry beil. >> our news begins at 4:30 a.m. check that out and see you tomorrow. >> good night, everyone. >>> tonight on "nightline," powerball fever. the balls have bounced, the numbers drawn. tonight, there is a winner. the biggest payday in power ball history. we're in hot spots around the country with all of those

writers who vote baseball players into the hall of fame will decide if barry bonds deserves a spot in cooperstown. he is set to appear on the hall of fame ballot today along with roger clemons and sammy associate all of the they've all been associated with steroid use. voting takes place through next month. >>> there is breaking news just in from the 49ers training camp. 49er coach jim harbaugh announced colin capperknack will start sunday. he are replaced alex smith who suffered a concussion a few weeks ago in a game. the niners play the rams in st. louis this sunday. >>> controversial comedian cat williams in trouble again. he is accused of leading police on a chase in sacramento. police say he drove a three wheeled motorcycle on a sidewalk and almost hit several people before police called off the chase. it happened sunday afternoon after williams was reportedly asked to leave a hyatt hotel after a disturbance call. two weeks ago he was arrested in oakland accused of hitting a man in the head with a bottle. he is also facing a lawsuit over an on stage meltdown during a performance in oakland.

born cooperstown, new york. grew up on cape cod where he now lives. 43 years of age. wife, edie. two daughters, episcopalian. politics, independent. yale university, american studies. with an emphasis on religion and politics. b.a. summa cum laude. harvard university, ph.d., religion. georgia state university, georgia state university, boston university, professor of religion, eight years. chairman of the department of religion, one year and currently. newspapers and magazines, contributor to "new york times" magazine, the "wall street journal," slate.com, salon.com. author, three books on religion include ""american jesus," how the son of god became a national icon." hobbies: painful, of the boston red sox, diehard fan, a passion which introduced him to, quote, grand theological themes that woul later preoccupy him including why a good god would allow such an evil team as the new york yankees to win so many world series, unquote. besides baseball, tennis. stephen richard prothero. >> stephen richard prothero, your father is also a physician, is that right? >> that's correct. >>

they have to decide whether drug allegations will keep them out of cooperstown.ity in a nonconference match up. they are coming in 4 and 3 and they were without their point guard missing because of a bum ankle. a break from game planning at ucla on friday. he will have a monster game. the follow-up jam. and he is a shot blocking machine. the game tied at 50. houston space up jumper and two of his seven points. a little pump fake and he had 13 rebounds. less than a minute to go. and there is block number 10. stanford wins it by 1168-57. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >>> "nightline" is coming up next. >> for mike shumann and sandhya patel and larry beil. >> our news begins at 4:30 a.m. check that out and see you tomorrow. >> good night, everyone.dkj ñ record and says he respects romney for his work with the olympics, restore the olympics, you know, his skill set lends to ideas that could get the economy growing. going. but his spokesman said he does not have a specific assignment for his arrival but it was going to be a useful dis

they have to decide whether drug allegations will keep them out of cooperstown. >> non-conference match-upming to the game at 4-3 and point guard missed the game with a bum ankle. dave shaw attended tonight. that is josh and monster game, clarence the follow-up, used it as a shot blocking machine. gets ten of them late in the first half. here is two of the seven points. they take the lead. he pump fake and scores. less than a minute to go. there is a block number ten and stanford wins about it by 11:00. 68-57 the final. >> they were brawling in boston. former more kim kardashian. you don't do that. a shove to humphries chest.

it explains the cru rator of the museum in cooperstown. i like to think what links a dominos and the action figure this year is they are both small, but powerful, like me, products that create play opportunities. meanwhile the museum staff are testing next year's nominees for their play ability. >> have i no comment on that matter. i find it disgusting. the "star wars" figurines they sparked a toy industry that was the tieing. is that good or bad? >> it is fabulous. i think it is great for folks like me. i am not heavily invested in facebook or apple. i purchased he-man figurines. >> are you a figurine guy? >> and you have a wedding band. >> 300? >> to you it is an investment. >> yes. >> that's what i tell my neighbor. >> you have 300 of these things. how much do you think it is worth? >> well, next year when they enter the hall of fame? $20 million. >> i think are you low bawling it. >> you have a ring on your finger. how would a chick marry you with 300 of those things. >> that's it. >> he is married to a figurine. >> oh, that explains i

>>shepard: the battle over steroids is going to cooperstown with the candidates announced for the january fame vote and the biggest names in the game including three players suspected of having used performance enhancing drugs, barry bonds, and roger clemens and seems like sammy sosa. this year's vote is seen as a referendum on baseball's steroid era. if voting on player would have been suspected of drug use is any indication, the prospects do not look good. and mark mcguire is 10th on all time home run but in six tries at the half fame he has only gotten 24 percent, and to get in you need 75 percent. trace is following this. you spoke with one of the 500 writer whose votes, right? >>trace: yes, the lead baseball writer at fox sports will not vote phoebe -- vote for barry bonds or sammy sosa, or roger clemens because he believes they were so prevalent, the steroids during that time they should all be kept out of the hall of fame. >> you are supposed to consider character, integrity, and sportsmanship and you can lock at that anyway way you want to. the hall of fame is thought a privilege.

thinks because steroids were so prevalent in the 80s, the 90's, 2000s that they deserve to be in cooperstownr character integrity, sportsmanship and you can take a subjective view and look at that any way you want to. the hall of fame is not a privilege. it is something that is an honor. and it's something that people vote for. and it's not something that players are just entitled to. >> one of those players barry bonds issued a statement saying that sports writers should move on and turn -- shep. >> critics are ausing sports writers of being the moral police on, this trace. >> you know, and admitted i had some of the writers are saying that they're voting their suspicions: the "new york times" said in 2003 he failed a drug test but that drug test was never made public and sosa maintains to this day that he never used. [cutting audio] >> bonds admitted using steroids but says he was mislead by a trainer who actually told him he was using arthritis medication. denies that he ever used performance enhancing drugs. clemens was recently found not guilty by a jury. that's why some say they should

the home run king needs 57% of the baseball writers association to vote that he deserves to be in cooperstownthe results of the voting will be announced on january 9. because of his connection to performance-enhancing drugs, this year's ballot is expected to be the most debated in the history of the game. >> bonds joins roger clemens and sammy sosa on the ballot. all have connections to steroids. "san jose mercury news" columnist has a vote and says right now bonds does not belong. >> i don't intend to vote for any of the steroid social club or whatever you want to call it. we still don't know all the stuff about what was going on in the steroid era and this would be like -- i feel like an uninformed voters because so many people kept stuff secret but every year we learn more. it's possible that in 10 years we may discover after all the information is in that more than half the players were using substances in those years which case that would frame my decision a lot differently than if i think it was just 5%. >> and this from the bakersfield condors. after the first goal of the game the tedd

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baseball hall of fame ballot is being announced today with questions, though, about making it to cooperstownreats, sammy sosa, barry bond, and roger clemens, all set to appear on the ballot for the very first time, and all, of course, have faced blagss that they have used performance-enhancing drugs. the voting results from the baseball writers association will be announced in january. that is the question, you know? that really is the facebook question of the day, the question most are talking about. do you think athletes that are suspected of steroid use should be eligible for the hall of fame? log on to wnnfans.com, let us know. interesting dilemma. >> fans are going to have a much different perspective than the babt writers association of america who will decide this. players need 75% of the vote. if history gives you any indication, mark mcgwire, who i think is tenth on the all-time list, never received even 24% of the vote. you need 75% of the vote to be inducted. that will be announced january 9th. >> just weird. obviously allegations some of which are very real. never been a definiti

the question is, will be put in cooperstown. >> steve: what do you think? can't go in and cheat and be the best. it is unfair to hank aar babe ruth. also another brooklyn story. during the brooklyn nets game against boston celticings. watch. kim kardashian's -- exhusband got into a skirmish there with kevin garnet and rondo said i am smaller and lighter and i will fight you for playing basketball. they get in a brawl and guess who comes out on top. new fangle would tough as nails. 95-83. they are now tied in first place. >> steve: i saw it. brooklyn deckers. >> gretchen: veryy cute. >> steve: we told you earlier the winning numbers in the last night's powerball and 5, 23, 16, 22, 29. and powerball 6. winning tickets were sold in arizona and missouri . some people in the tri-state area are waking up as millionaires. one of them is not robert moses from channel 5. he is reporting on people in the area who might be. >> gretchen: sorry, robert. >> wait, wait, wait. how do you know i am not. >> steve: because you are there. >> gretchen: we don't know. >> steve:

out in cooperstown, the quality of the water it is put at risk and it may not be able to stand up tothe big employer in our region. when we look at our energy future, we have better options than cracking here in upstate new york. the congressman has voted to weaken nuclear safety while promoting nuclear plants. when it comes to safety, it should give all of the voters great rates. we have tremendous options, right now in this region when it comes to renewable and alternative energy. it should be the focus of our investment here given that the evidence is so significant for the environment and the economy. >> moderator: you have a rebuttal? gibson: this is simply not true. the only vote i had was a chance to vote for her will. of course i would have supported us. when i told you is slightly untrue. it is flatly untrue. i regret that this is the way to canada proceeds. on the subject of cracking, we have to be confident that it protects our water and air and we need regulatory process to do that. i have not seen one here in new york. i think communities should be empowered. some may wa

concerned that if fracturing comes to new york, their livelihood will be put at risk you think about in cooperstown if the quality of the water is put at risk on a day may not in upstate new york, a big employer in our region. so if we look at our energy future, we have better options than fracturing in upstate new york. the congressman has voted to weaken nuclear safety while promoting the building of a new nuclear plant. i think his record when it comes to safety should give all of our voters great cause. we have tremendous options right now in this region when it comes to renewable and alternative energies that should be the focus of our investment here, given that the evidence showed overwhelmingly shows significant risk from fracturing for the environment and the economy. >> moderator: is it safe here in new york? gibson: but he said about violence on women is untrue. the only vote i had was a chance to vote for her bill. what is told she was slightly and true. what he said about nuclear safety is a flatly untrue. this is a repeated pattern. he said i voted to cut 6000 nuclear safety workers.