roger brown is topping the list because he played here. you need 75%.as his third year of eligibility. so he's not making a whole lot of progress toward getting into the hall of fame. and doesn't look exactly rose -- rosy for his chances on the vote. >> let me put you on the spot. if you lad a vote would you vote bonds, mcguire or sosa. >> there's folks now a little self-righteous. we all knew covering the teams like i did and a lot of other writers who have a case of absolutely not. they will not go into the hall of fame. i vote barry bonds into the hall of fame and roger clemens because i think they were hall of fame type players before they started taking steroids which is obviously never been proven that they did. the performance enhancers. but i think barry bonds belongs in the hall of fame and i think roger clemens does. the other two, sosa i don't think they were hall of fame material. >> and randy johnson looks great. >> that's what livermore will do for you. he went to the other high school but still, i claim him. >>> the lawsuit got to green l

. >> ducis rogers has the flyers and the capitals and larry brown is back in town to have his mustangs play the owls. >>> police are looking for a thief that stole a bicycle in center city philadelphia. the heft happened at a high-rise building, on the fourth floor. surveillance video shows the thief walking past the bicycle before walking outside. the bike is black with police printed in white along the frame. >>> the first market high rise caters to grad students is underway. lisa thomas-laury was there today. >> it's a $110 million project. >> we are a block away from the wharton school a brand new product like this has not been seen in eight years that caters to the young individuals. >> construct began 14 months ago and there are 276 students with prices beginning at $247 a month, with spectacular views stainless steel kitchens and full size washers and dryers and pets will be allowed. this is from up above of the towers that anchors 38th and chestnut streets, this is a landscaped rooftop deck where people can mingle while and joying the skyline, and it will house a library and co

kathryn mcmorris rogers was great because we forget everything she said. if you do that speech, don't have a floating eye brown like tim kane or bobby begjindal. we remember the response -- >> when they're bad. >> on the joni front, i talked with one of her consultants. he did say he's worked with a lot of candidates and in person she doesn't really pop but he did say that other candidates he's worked with, she is one of the more telegenic people. >> there's something airless -- >> we have a time issue. join our coverage tuesday night for the state of the union. you can get whatever you want. our reporters share from their notebooks including about john mccain's side kick gearing up for a possible white house run of his own. financial noise financial noise financial noise ♪ when i didn't worry about the hepatitis c in my blood. ♪ when i didn't think twice about where i left my razor. [ male announcer ] hep c is a serious disease. take action now. go to hepc.com or call 1-844-444-hepc to find out how you and your doctor can take the next step towards a cure. because the answers you need, may be closer than they

. >> now barrett brown has been sentenced to more than 60 months in jail. tim roger joins us, he can talk more about him tim can you explain the situation? he was sentenced and he released a statement to the courtroom, and it says every journalist in the united states is put at risk by the novel sometimes even radical claims in the government has introduced in the course of the sentencing process. i wonder if that -- if you believe is truly the case here is every journalist put at risk by the court's conclusion? >> the court wouldn't say that and the judge addressed this point directly, he said there's no way that this is going to put a chill on first amendment rights for journalists because in the courts eye barrett isn't a journalist. i don't think that the distension can be made that way. there are lines and barrett is many things. he is an activist and a journalist but i certainly think so. the court has not define wad a journalist is. >> and he also made that point. he said if i am not a journalist then there are many many people out there who are also not journ

brown will get 2.5 this season. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> a newborn is rush to the hospital after being found on fire in the middle of a south jersey road, now police are trying to figure out what happened. >>> a medical marijuana facility opened in delaware today making the first state the latest in the nation to aloe pot for -- to allow pot for the medal use. >>> it's cold out there, it was in the 20s a little while ago. >> reporter: it's cold out there, let's get you outside and show you the view as we look live on sky 6. it's blustery and cold this morning. it's ten degrees colder than yesterday at this time. the actual air temperatures have dropped into the teens. but when you factor in the winds it feels like the single digits. 4 degrees in the poconos. 12 in allentown. 16 in trenton. 19 in philadelphia, 19's the number for millville. you factor in the winds feels like 9 in trenton, 6 in reading 4 in lancaster and 9 degrees in philadelphia. yes. it is bitter cold morning around the delaware valley. when the sun comes up, yiewlg -- you'll see a l

rogers and carla. a quick review of some highlights of 2014. >> the year of the california drought and a statewide scramble over water. in january, governor brown declared a state of emergency and ended the year with voter approval for a $7 million bond to shore up the supply of water. schools were tested. a landmark legal case challenged teacher tenure. >> save city college. >> and the university of california set off student protests when it announced substantial tuition hikes. rising housing hikes left many feeling priced out. some silicon valley high-tech darlings created controversy for disrupting traditional industry from transportation to hospitality. new surveillance technologies make it increasingly easy to spy on ordinary citizens. it was the 150th anniversary of yosemite national park. and the 25th anniversary of an earthquake earthquake. while a major quake in august shook napa valley anew. there was the passing of robin williams. concerns over the new span of the bay bridge. in sports the giants won the world series for the third time in five years. november's midterm elections were a treasure-trove for politics. one east bay distr

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roger goodell are still taking pictures at their respective homes, you know. i think it was just at kraft's house last week for the afc championship. talk about conflict of interest. >>> well, brownside receiver josh gordon failed another drug test. reports say that gordon is in line for a one-year ban. gordon has been suspended twice before for substance abuse violations. >>> and the u.s. figure skating championship, 23-year-old ashley wagner took home her third title, breaking the record for women's free skate. and total score. on the men's side, 21-year-old jason brown won his first u.s. skating title. >>> just ahead, big news at the pump. when those falling gas prices could stop. >> across the country we have two storms we're watching. one is a pretty weak one in the southwest. this one, one of the strongest storms we've seen in about 20 years. i'll give you an update on the forecast coming up. you're watching "early today." [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitche

rogers and the packers in seattle. the pack led this game 16-0 at halftime. then low and behold we get overtime. the seattle seahawks. what about the asc title game. brown the colts looking to upset the patriots in foxboro. the only upset was in the indy sideline. miserable weather and a miserable day for luck and colts fans. 45-7. this thing really never got going for andrew and company. so tough luck for them but we've got seahawks against patriots and it's a pick' em game already. this one is going to be quite the ball game. >>> governor jerry brown and napolitano are expected to form a rare alliance on this wednesday for a regents meeting. in order to iron out their differences on tuition increases. they're planning to ask the board to name them as the only two members of the committee that will look for ways to save money. napolitano says uc needs $220 million a year. she wants to raise tuition 5% a year for the next five years. >>> the widow of a slain sacramento fire deputy was personally invited to attend the state of the union address by the president this tuesday. susan will attend the speech as a guest of ami berra. >>> white house officials

brown will get 2.5 million. he took a step back last year, batting 235. that's a look at sports this morning i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >>> packers fans who are not interested in wearing a cheese head have a new option, these are ched locks in honor of ready lacey who wears his hair in dread locks. lacey takes on the seattle sea hawks forthright to play in the super bowl. >> there's much more to come on including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm monica malpass this is carter we'll have carter's story in just a few minutes coming up later this morning on "action news." >> dover delaware police officer is giving taylor swift a run for her money we'll have the viral video and another check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast from meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9 continues. >> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00, a sad update to our developing story this morning a police investigation is underway after a newborn baby was found on fire on a south jersey way overnight. >>> bucks county high schoolers are accused of excha

rogers is live in ferguson. kate? >> reporter: hey there, steve. that's right. those small businesses were seemingly unrelated to the killing of michael brown the grand jury decision handed down in november. but they were among the hardest hit by violence and protests. looters here in town. we're standing where juanita morris had his store for nearly a decade. she's been in the community nearly 30 years and watch her store burned to the ground on tv. back in november. >> i was shocked. i went into shock. and was surprised because i had no idea that they were going to burn the store. >> reporter: but luckily for juanita, a college student, eric lee, also caught that destruction on the news, as well. he reached out the her and along with others and set up a crowd funding page for her on go fund me.com. they had a goal of $20,000. to date, raised $23,000. and yesterday juanita got the keys to a new location and hopes to open in just over a month. >> i saw the stories on the news of business owners who had been victimized by the looting. and i really thought that was unfair. i thought that really the internet would be a really powerful tool to,

brown will get $2.05. he took a step back last year, he batted 235. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogersterrific weekend! >> pro athletes past and present filled the complex in cherry hill to honor their own. the sports writers association award dinner honored two dozen athletes. among the awards, charlie manuel and the cheney dragons award. we have much more coming you on on saturday morning stay with us we'll we'll be right back. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. staples has everything you need for an attention-grabbing presentation. brochures, business cards and banners all at low prices. still need to grab your client's attention? [air horn honks] staples has that stuff too. how much? make on-budget happen. make presentations happen. staples. make more happen. >> a newborn is rush to the hos

brown case. looting and riots followed and businesses are starting to rebuild. kate rogerswner who took a big hit and using creative means to get it. >>> and a check on the health care industry by ceos live from the jpmorgan health care conference. we're back in two minutes. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. rioters in ferguson missouri, destroyed much in the wake of the decision. now many are making a comeback thanks in part to small business loans. our kate rogers is in ferguson. hi, kate. >> hey kelli. you can see some the damage behind me here. but the message now is really about positivity and moving forward. we met with a man named bryant k. mitchell. this guy never missed a day of work despite riots and unrest happening literally footsteps from the door of his business. he's located down the street if the ferguson police department where there were riots, fires, overturned vehicles. but he decided that he was just going to simply board up his windows, keep holding class cautiously but persevere. now mitchell scored a $10,000 loan over the next five years with 0% interest