alex gonzalez. mr. nzalez has just received his food tray and he's ready to sit down and have dinner. and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here. one of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. >> took the tray and rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the suffolk county sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up that fight so as not to endanger him. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an a

gonzalez, former a. now with the nationals. and alex rodriguez.according to the report, major league baseball has full cooperation of the founder of a drug clinic down in florida that allegedly provided these illegal substances. more questions than answers stage right now. we're continuing to follow the story and we'll have more at 10. >>> the 49ers welcome a new coach into their fold. that would be eric mangini, a defense i have specialist. he's been hired to help the offense deal with defenses trying to stop mr. kaepernick. he's happy to be back in the nfl. >> i missed it. i miss the guys. all those elements. one thing that was really important to come back were the people. being out here and seeing the players. >> they called him the man- genius. >>> a's leading 2-0 in milwaukee. >> thank you. >>> we told you about the possible baseball suspensions. underscore, possible. we'll be at tonight's giants game getting reaction to what could potentially be one of the biggest drug scandals in sports history. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 new

it includes alex rodriguez, ryan braun and nationals starter gio gonzalez. >>> today arlington nationalery former president bill clinton will headline a group of dignitaries playing tribute to medgar evers. he was the first field officer in mississippi gunned down in his driveway june 12, 1963. he is buried at arlington because he joined the army during world war ii. >>> d.c. city councilman david cantania says the way things are going now, it would take 30 years for district public school students to reach the test score goals set by the mayor and schools chancellor. he's proposing seven education reform bills to try time prove scores faster. delia goncalves joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. council member cantania says one way to do that give poor students more money at schools across the district, including here at wilson high school in northwest washington. cantania also wants to give principals more control. in fact, 80% of their budget. he also wants to fully subsidize public transportation for low income students and boost outreach to parents. but the mayor who has h

alex rodriguez, ryan brawn of the brewers. two former a's pitchers also implicated. another e ax's player gio gonzalez faces scrutiny. the network reports that he bought legal substances from that clinic. >>> 4:36 is the time. sal, they we were all through that. >> you know milky and cologne were already suspended for 100 games each. so they may have already been punished. this will be very interesting. as you can tell there is not a lot of traffic going on. but you look very nice. >> thank you. >> let's take a look at what we have. the roads look very nice. the traffic is moving along very well on 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze. if you are starting off now good for you for being up so early. i think the commute will cooperate with you. i've been looking at chp's list and don't have anything to talk about. bay bridge toll plaza islight and there is no problems getting into san francisco. and the road work is not there right now. san jose northbound 280, northbound 101, and northbound 85 are looking good into the valley. hearst. >>> what about me? don't i look good too? >> sharp as usual. >> thank

alex rodriquez and ryan braun. two as pitchers are implicated. also, gio gonzalez places scrutiny but will likely be exonerated. >>> today an acreditting panel discuss the -- will discuss city college. a report on the panel's recommendation is expected to be released in early july. apple says it plans to add more than 7,000 workers at its cupertino campus in the next flee -- in the next three years. >>> let's check in again with sal and get an update on the status of the fire burning near the freeway in oakland. >> we want to go right to the live ctbrinin oakland fire battalion chief, eleanor bowlen. can you tell us more about the fire. >> yeah, this is a large victorian that's burned approximately two to three months ago. they are doing an aggressive exterior attack because the stairs are gone due to the fire two or three months ago. we have a two-alarm response there. seven engines. we have a total of 45 personnel there. we arrived from the first 911 call. we arrived on scene in three minutes. two minutes later, they struck a second alarm. as you can see by the p

alex rodriguez who has admitted using steroids in the past. others, rangers outfield nelson cruz and former a's lefty gio gonzalez. all have ties to that miami- area clinic that allegedly supplied the feds to cooperate. they've spent millions of dollars and taken a great deal of time. more questions than answers. we know when and if those suspensions are leveed, all the players have the right to appeal. sot full impact of this latest episode are still a long way off. indicating it could be months till the suspensions are actually put into place, if at all. >> this would be 100 games without pay; correct? >> that's still another question that we don't know for sure if it's going to be 100 game suspension for sure for all of them. but if they are, yes, it's always without pay. with the money these guys are making those are huge amounts of cash. >> potentially the baseball season could end before any suspensions take place. >> it could come toward the end of the year and then it would go to next year. i really think it's going to be a couple months before we really see how it all transpires. >> more sports later on.

alex rodriguez who has admitted using steroids in the past. others, rangers outfield nelson cruz and former a's lefty gio gonzalez. all have ties to that miami- area clinic that allegedly supplied the feds to cooperate. they've spent millions of dollars and taken a great deal of time. more questions than answers. we know when and if those suspensions are leveed, all the players have the right to appeal. sot full impact of this latest episode are still a long way off. indicating it could be months till the suspensions are actually put into place, if at all. >> this would be 100 games without pay; correct? >> that's still another question that we don't know for sure if it's going to be 100 game suspension for sure for all of them. but if they are, yes, it's always without pay. with the money these guys are making those are huge amounts of cash. >> potentially the baseball season could end before any suspensions take place. >> it could come toward the end of the year and then it would go to next year. i really think it's going to be a couple months before we really see how it all transpires. >> more sports later on.

alex rodriguez the biggest name linked to the investigation. a-rod and ryan braun could both receive 100-game suspensions. gio gonzalez had previously been linked to the investigation but he's not expected to be suspended. >> i'm focused on baseball and ready to continue. you know, this is -- i'm getting ready to see some more ws for the nationals. >> we've taken the distraction away. gio is very confident in that situation and we're confident in him and we feel he'll be exonerated and so it hasn't been a distraction. >>> talking tennis now over at roland garros, we had some pretty solid tennis being played. rafael nadal, the defending french open champion, hasn't lost in his last 20 matches. his last defeat in april to novak djokovic, who just happens to be the world's number one ranked player. both men in action today trying to set up a semifinal showdown. djokovic looking to advance to the semis for the third straight year taking on tommy haas. first set all tied at three and djokovic just explodes with the forehand right here. you're not going to get that. he'd take the set 6-3. so we go to a second set tie-break.

alex rodriguez, ryan braun who won the mvp under a cloud two years ago. nelson cruz, star outfielder with the texas rangers and former oakland a and last year's cy young candidate. gio gonzalez the washington nationals. so i repeat,

alex, it's baseball related. our stance all along is we'll let mlb handle everything and we don't really have a comment. >> and some of the other play hes reportedly involved, cabrera, colon and gonzalezand colon both suspended 50 games last year for doping. 100 is the. h. finishmep punishment for the second offense. >> thanks so much, anna. >>> and now for your five at 5:00. new overnight, a murder mystery in arizona. five sets of human remains found in a remote desert about 130 miles south of phoenix. investigators think that they could be murder victims from mexico. the age, sex and time of death of the five victims yet to be determined. >>> some new york high school students claiming they were kicked off an air trans flight because they're jewish. about 100 teens were headed from new york to atlanta. the airline says they repeatedly asked the students to sit down and then turn off their cell phones. when the students apparently refused, the entire group was ordered off the plane. they were later rebooked on another flight. the school says it's investigating the incident. >>> boston bombing suspect joke car s tsarnaev is reportedly receiving donationses from individuals. he told hi