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barry bonds. his stats should make him a shoe-in. controversy could keep him looking from the outside in. kristy smith joins us. good morning. >> good morning. when barry bonds was asked about chances of getting into the hall of fame he said it would be sad if it didn't happen. he's going to get his answer in a couple of hours. the former giants slugger has started a heated debate with some charging that cheaters should not be part of the hall of fame. the baseball writers association has to decide where bonds and other big name players should be denied or not. bonds denied knowingly using steroids. he was convicted of obstruction of justice. one sports column nis wrote that the hall of fame is an honor reserved for the best and brightest. he said he won't vote for clemens, bonds, or sosa. but barry was a great hitter. >> he's done a lot of great things such as a. he broke a lot of records. still got to hit the ball far. >> another sports writer said really he was just part of a steroid era. he gave the example of in the 1970s amphetamines may have created statistical anomalies there. why draw the line now? he's

barry bonds take the news? he is said the four seasons hotel in maui. and as the go towards saturday. 12 justin smith is he going to be available? >> he says that he is ready to go. that is good enough for me. and god willing to the and the creek don't rise. and we kept the camera on him of the coach. and we have asked him why he never moved from high school to college coaching. the mind of the age group. there will move when you ask them to move >> your never motivated by money? or in your experience? >> i would rather be happy and comfortable where i could be most effective and i thought of high school was my niche. >> what did you do that bay your program the most successful over the country. >> we work very hard and all a year and i work and a great place that is conducive to working teams. >> and we will see you tomorrow.

it continues for barry bonds as major league baseball honor it is best and brightest stars. kristy smith a look at how bonds's tainted legacy could affect his chances at a spot in the hall of fame. good morning. n good morning, john. around san francisco giants fans want to talk about this. no matter how they feel about bonds they say he was an exciting player to watch. he hit the ball out of the park time and again. it's actually baseball writers who make the decision. they are split on the decision. this is a first time the baseball writers association will decide if statistical grates should not be allowed into the hall of fame. barry bonds hit 762 homeruns and was the mvp seven times. it seems some voters are paying attention to wording that tells them to consider things like character, integrity and sportsmanship in their decision. bonds denied knowingly using steroids and was convicted of obstruction of justice. fans say they're going both ways. >> barry bonds excelled in an arena where it was a common thing. he deserves to go. he's a wonderful player. he built the park basically.

. >> gary radnich has an update with smith and mel hall of fame for barry bonds, at least not yet.evening, everybody it was not a banner day for baseball. >> it is my pleasure to announce the 2013. >> no offense he said it was my pleasure but many people thought that barry bonds and the steroids it did not warrant a place in cooperstown. at least on the first ballot. longtime writer, sports writer whenever we need perspective, art is the guy that we go to. >> i am not surprised because of all the indications were that the big guys would not make it. i think the bigger surprise is that barry bonds and clemens only got a portion. i voted for both, i also voted for mark mcgwire. and my question is that these guys are ready for the hall of fame or not? >> they needed 75 percent. and sammy sosa of and of course the interest is in barry bonds. we can take a guess on what is going to happen but a lot of people the writers have said that wind herrowhen barry bonds impr. that is not court and they're going to make. wait at least four years. time could enable them to feel what our wounds aga

smith. they need 75% to get into the hall of fame, roger clemens, barry bonds, roger clemens won seven cy young bonds won seven awards. mark mcgwire, less than 17%, sammy sosa, 12.5%, rafael palmeiro, almost all of them would be first ballot hall of famers. this is only the third time since 1961, it's pretty shocking and it is kind of an overall indictment on an entire era of our national pass time. >> have any of these stars fessed up to their steroid use? have any of them to this day come clean? >> well, when it comes to barry bonds, he says he never knowingly took steroids. clemens has been steadfast that he is innocent. and i always equate this to the lance armstrong debate. and we get into this with mr. verducci who is a great baseball reporter and historian, the evidence is overwhelming, the longer they don't tell the truth, the harder it is for these people to live good lives, actually. >> getting honest with yourself. brian, stick around with me. stay with me on this. let's bring tom verducci, the senior writer for "sports illustrated." tom, thank you very much for helping us. first que

smith, nbc bay area news. >>> we are following some breaking news right now out of new jersey. major league baseball just announcing its 2013 hall of fame class. and as most expected, barry bonds did not get the required 75% of the vote. based on his stats, 762 career home runs and seven mvp awards, bonds would normally be a first ballot hall of famer, but of course controversy over his steroid use had many voters against inducting the slugger on his first try. also worth noting here, a total of 37 former players were on the ballot including roger clemens, sam sammy sosa also linked to steroid use. no one got in this year. it's the first time no one has been inducted since 1996. about 600 members of the baseball writers association voted. once again, barry bonds does not get voted into cooperstown's baseball hall of fame. we'll continue the story. you can look for the links online www.nbcbayarea.com. also tonight 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >>> in other news now, san francisco police are investigating an overnight shooting and stabbing in the city's por trail hill. happened on connecticut street. the victim was stabbed in the chest but is expected to survive. no one is under a

smith. however, with everything on the line. however, if coach jim harbaugh did not think that this was the right thing to do. they think that this is his correct move. >> do think that barryuld be in the hall of fame? >> of course! barry bonds got better and so he rolled the dice he got caught. and they are going to make him pay. >> and this coach. a recruitment? >> there are a number of private schools. let us face it. when the tuition is that much. particulate athletic kids if they do not have their parents the resources. >> everybody does it. >> the problem is that they all want to go to that school. and it is at a super bowl commercial roller were former installers. >> it is worth what ever you can get but every year. was 3.5 million, this year, of more times than not. they are talking more times about the commercial. >> former and dollars! and they're all sold out >> i like your whole flock on new year's. >> and i appreciate. but i hate to say it but tell me something and i don't know. >> where one tonight how about wearing one tonight [ male announcer ] subway has so many heart-healthy and delicious meals certified by the american heart association. look for the hea

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. >> look at barry larkin last year, he didn't get in on first ballot. he got in on the second ballot. clearly him and ozzie smith, the best short stops of all time, and he couldn't make it to first ballot. it is going to -- it is going to take time for the steroid era to kind of calm down, and i believe barry bonds, roger clemens, will make the hall of fame one day. >> do we know how long it has been since there have been zero inductees? i bet quite a while. >> a long time. >> what does this mean as a player? what does it mean to be inducted into the baseball hall of fame? how big a deal is this? >> it is a huge deal. this is what you play for, to put up great numbers, to be the elite of the elite. but when tit is made by writers you need great people on the field. writers, they never forget. and that's been the knock on barry bonds. that's been the knock on curt schilling. that's been the knock on roger clemens going through the whole situation. but look at their stats, roger clemens, seven-time mvp barry bonds, how do you leave them out of the hall of fame? >> i was reading espn this morning, will matthews sai