next year we'll have randy johnson, john smoltz gary sheffield has steroid connection. he's winding down his candidacy. he's the next guy in danger of falling off because of steroid use. >> when we come back we'll talk about drugs in other sports. this is inside story. stay with us. and in those cases where formal education isn't feasible because of >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. two squeaky clean 300 game winners and a big slugger is going to cooperstown. but a long list of stars will wait for the title hall of famer. the which is how long and whether we're coming to common wisdom across athletics on this edition of the program we're talking about drugs in sports. rob, i'm wondering whether now as a class of institutions, whether sport is getting its arms around this, and whether with distance we'll look at this with the bad 'ol days in 10 years, 20 years. >> you know, in 20 years, i wouldn't want to guess because there are so many different things happening with drugs, implants, computer chips, who knows what will happen. but this year, sure, we'll

players who used steroids or other p.e.d.s including superstars barry bonds, roger clemens, gary sheffield and jason giambi. they found that the baseball association was largely incorporative despite concluding that least one player from each of the teams used illegal substances. >> the minority o players who used these substances were wrong, they distorted the fairness of competition by trying to gain an unfair advantage over the majority of players who followed the law and the rules. >> reporter: congress held hearings. player after player either didn't answer pointed questions or pinned the blame on others. best known doping allegation center on san francisco giants outfielder home run king barry bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice in 2011 surrounding the bay area laboratory cooperative or balco. he didn't serve prison time. in 2012 roger clemens was found not guilty of lying to congress when he testified he never took steroids. although both bonds and clemens were named in the mitchell report neither was proven to have taken steroids. coming off the strike year of 1994 baseba

officer tim sheffield, listen. i appreciate all you do. and not just yesterday where every day. and i appreciate you talking to us. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get an update on what it's like out there right now. we managed to reconnect to michael holmes out on the road. what are conditions like right now, michael? >> reporter: i can tell you it's starting to get very cold here again. you were talking earlier, anderson, about sort of the legacy of this. i can tell you this sort of thing. the cars, we've been driving around the interstates all day. and we have seen hundreds and hundreds of these cars just abandoned by the side of the road. it's been quite extraordinary. you can see on this one the police have come along and they put these little tapes on here. they were checking every car to make sure no one was in it overnight. hundreds, thousands of these cars. a lot of people were in the traffic so long as you were saying, 10, 12 hours, more in some cases, a lot of them ran out of gas. we've seen cars parked in the middle of off ramps, right in the middle. nob

you give the director credit for -- his but the director name is patrick sheffield.ooking at 2800 hours worth of footage and saying, what can we do with that? how do we pull a story out of that? i would be nowhere without him. i'm not the guy talking to tim in that movie when tim is talking to the camera. that's our producer in los angeles on skype with him. a director deserves only so much. to a: you are generous fault. before i let you go, i want to hear this from you. we have seen your work with penn & teller over the years. for you, what is the power, what is the authority in the silent part of your performance? the silence is what? >> intimacy. silence is intimacy because when you have words between yourself and another person, that person doesn't have to look at you and detail of what is going on, but when you strip that away you are quite naked on stage. you are quite naked between the other person, and there is a kind of intimacy. tavis: you done good here. you and your cast and crew. >> that flew by. >> that means you got to come back again. it's just vegas.

. >> the story has a happy ending, in large part to a police officer named tim sheffield. i spoke to him during the 8:00 hour. you were on your way to an accident when you saw this car and decided to pull over. walk us through what happened. >> yeah, i was on my way to an accident on 285, just before riverside drive. and i was checking on stranded motorists as i was going along and i saw this suburban pulled over, and the driver was out of the car. so i got out and i said, are you stuck, are you okay? he just told me, he said no, we're having a baby. i could tell that he was on the phone with 911, which they did an awesome job. i walked up and looked and said the baby was just about to come on out. i got my first aid kit and i walked back up there and the dad was real calm, and the mom was a super trooper. she was doing awesome. >> how long had they been there, do you know? >> that, i don't know. i didn't really get to talk to them much. by the time i got there, about a minute after i arrived, the baby was being born. >> wow. >> i didn't get a chance to talk. but i could h

officer timothy sheffield of the sandy springs, georgia, police department was heading to an accident when he spotted an s.u.v. >> i saw the driver standing over on the passenger's side and it didn't look like it was stuck so i just got out to check on him and i asked the driver, i said "are you okay?" and he very calm, he was on the phone with 911, he said "no, we're having baby." and i said "okay." the baby started to come out, the head came out and then the father started to pull and i could hear them say "don't pull" as i was telling him don't pull because we were trying to help him and as soon as we said that she pushed one more time and the baby came out. today was my birthday so it was like what a birthday present to be a part of that. >> reporter: nick and amy anderson say they named their baby grace, as in "by the grace of god." it was snowy at the capitol last night when the president delivered his state of the union speech and called on congress to raise the minimum wage. does that idea have a snowball's chance? here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: 16 hours after the president

his name is tim sheffield. he is on the phone with us this morning.t happened? you got the call and how far down the road was this mom in labor? >> actually, i pulled up to an accident and i saw the vehicle on the side of the road, and they didn't look like they were stuck, so i pulled over to check on them and i said to the dad, are y'all broke down? and he goes, "no, we're having a baby." he was very calm. so, i went over to let dispatch know that, you know, i was out with someone that was having a baby, and he was on the phone with 911. and you know, she did amazing. i mean, she did -- that baby was coming no matter what, so, she did about 99% of it and the father did a lot. i mean, they were both calm, they were troopers. >> so to speak. the dad was calm. how was mom? i mean, she sounds like she kept her cool. >> she did. i mean, like i said, she was a trooper. when she was, you know, she didn't have any, you know, anesthesia or anything, or any medication or anything. it was 100% natural, but she did amazing. she really did. >> well, officer, wha

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officer tim sheffield told the "today" show he was on his way to an accident when he spotted the car on the side of the road. >> when i got there, you know, the dad -- it was just happening right then, so i had time to get the glove and then the baby had -- the head had -- the father started pulling, and i said, no, no, don't pull, and the baby come out, and it just happened that quick. >> how exciting. an ambulance did eventually take the mother and daughter to the hospital. we're told both are doing well this morning. >>> well, take a look at this photo we posted on our facebook page. the capitol looks like it's in a snow globe. isn't that beautiful? this was taken just as last night's state of the union address was wrapping up. 800 liked this photo on our nbc washington facebook page. we'd love to see your pictures. send them to isee@nbcwashington.com. >>> we're going to check in with chuck bell for the latest on the forecast. he's outside on the storm team4 weather deck. did you finally get to see that picture just now? >> i did. i've been hearing about that picture all morning l

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and say they're thankful for first responders like sheffield who help get grace to the hospital.picture of mom dad and baby.taken by a friend of the family. >>erica: hair and the weather center i will have a look at some live pictures as well as storm tracker 41 the kron4 morning news returns. kerri: kerri the sparkle fairy here. mom: well, i use bount.. kerri:oo! use sparkle®. it's just right for cleaning up everyday little sses sparkl®. the bright way to ean. we've learned some new information about this story just this morning. >>erica: sprinkles is all we are scene out there. it is alive with a storm tracker 4. he vintage of the bay area is definitely trying up. we do have a few scattered showers out to the livermore valley closer to tracy. in many is to use your web show wipers as you had to san jose mineta. futurecast 4 shows the rain tapering off. all seem much as we head into the afternoon perhaps a few pockets of showers. but nothing to organize. we do have any trouble spot over and the east bay attend high with 24 backing up your ride through all rendell. this is east b

his name is officer tim sheffield and he joins us on the phone.ecessarily a typical day at work. you were dealing with quite a lot at the time this happened. how did you find out that there was a woman in labor on the side of the road? >> i was on 285, i was en route to an accident. there were stranded motorists along the way. i was just checking on them as i went along. i saw this suburban pulled over on the side of the road, i asked the driver, are y'all broke down or stuck? he said no, real calmly, we're having a baby. jenna: and what did the mother say? i mean was she as calm? >> the mother was amazing, super strong woman. they had two small children in the back. they sat there. they were very calm and very well-based. and the whole family was amazing. jenna: how exactly, and not going into graphic detail, how exactly did you help this happen on the side of the road? >> we, the father was on the phone with our 911 system and they were doing an amazing job and they were talking him through it. and when i got there, you know, the father, actuall

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. >> reporter: officer tim sheffield was responding to a call in the area when he noticed nick andersont look like he was stuck. i got out to check on him. i asked the driver are you oklahoma. very calm. he was on the phone with 911. he said, no we're having a baby. i said okay. >> reporter: officer went to grab supplies from his car. >> reporter: through snow wind and traffic, the baby came into the world. >> it was a neat experience. my two baby girls got to see their baby sister born. i got to deliver. not ideal but a memorable one but one we'll cherish home soon. charlie, norah, gail? >> a great story. thank you, manny. >> that's a great birthday gift. as you know, when babies are ready to come charlie -- >> they come. >> -- they come. they don't care what's happening. they come. >> i say kudos to mom. after having three kids i don't want to have baby in a car. >> speaking of a big baby big super bowl baby. >> let's talk about the super bowl three days away. fans are pouring into new york and new jersey this morning. the co-chairs of the super bowl host committee join us. welcome. >

they had their baby in the front seat with a little help from this man, officer timothy sheffield ofd morning. >> i love this story. you were out trying to help. you were responding to an accident and came upon this car. what happened? >> i was just on the way to the accident. i was checking on stranded motorists as i went along. i saw this suv. big suburban pulled over on the side. i got out and asked the driver, are you stuck, broke down? he said no, real calm, we're having a baby. i'm like oh okay. i thought maybe they were having contractions. when i walked up to the front i could tell the baby was coming right then. >> you saw the baby's head right? >> i did. i could see the baby's head. he was on the phone with 911. i could hear her. she was doing an amazing job keeping him calm. >> she was keeping him calm? >> you know, she was telling him what to do. i went back and got the first aid kit and came back to the car. you know the baby popped out. >> at one point he tried to pull the baby out. you said -- >> once the baby's bed popped out -- he was helping. he had the phone in his