former oakland a jose canseco literally wrote the book on steroids in baseball. >> pam: on anso, whon the allegations against yankees third baseman alex rodriguez. *a-rod was suspended this week for the rest of this year and next. >> reporter:as he appeals the decision, canseco talks to entertainment tonight about his former friend's situation. >>".and that's all i know about it." for more details from jose canseco's interview, tune in to entertainment tonight at 7:30 p-m. >> reporter:pam? >> pam: a redding man pleads not guilty to an attempted murder charge in the attack of his father. jason dunn. is accused of stabbing his father with a pair of scissors before using a power saw to cut off his own hands. authorities say dunn acknowledged the attack and that he said the two men had been in an argument. he appeared in a shasta county court with his hands reattached and heavily bandaged. a preliminary hearing for dunn is set for later this month. this is just one of the stories a lot of you are talking about on our website -- kron-4-dot-com. you can join the discussion them on our face

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unfortunately his friends are jose canseco, roger clemens, barry bonds, lance armstrong, sammy sosa.h, not good. [ laughter and applause ] you know it's interesting, a a lot of -- a lot of sports writers are very upset about this scandal. they say that baseball players on steroids sets a bad example for young fans. see i remember the old days when kids could look up to alcoholics like babe ruth and mickey mantle. [ laughter ] what happened to that more innocent time? hey do you all -- did you see that footage of the muscle guy at the mets game the other day? over the weekend. this guy was trying open a a bottle of water. the camera kept going to that guy. this guy, he's got big muscles. he couldn't open a bottle of water. finally -- here, take a look. >> come on. all that working out and you can't open a water bottle? [ laughter ] sir, i think you got the wrong workout program. are you kidding? he's still after it. >> he ought to ask for help. >> oh. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: well, there was a huge fund-raiser in beverly hills last night. $10,000 a plate. not for p

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when congress got in on the act, and jose canseco told his story, and ken caminiti -- who has since passeden kind of turned on their own leadership, which has since moved out and been replaced by michael weiner and said, "look, we want a clean game." [ light laughter ] >> jay: yeah. >> no, not anthony weiner. [ laughter ] >> jay: this is the good weiner! >> right. [ laughter ] >> jay: this is not the evil weiner. not all weiners are bad. [ laughter ] >> okay, now -- [ cheers and applause ] what i mean -- what could be more american than a hot dog at the ballpark? >> jay: that's right. [ laughter ] as long as it stays in the bun. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> so, anyway -- the new leadership of the player association seems more willing, not to roll over for the owners or the commissioner, but to say, "look, we understand that this is a a problem, and if there's a a legitimate charge against any of these players, we want to help clean up the game." >> jay: yeah. let's talk about this thug culture now, that you have with aaron hernandez. again, the same -- what was it, 30-something arrests

everyone made fun of jose canseco and everything he has told us has been true.d from the beginning. he had the opportunity to get in front of this thing like everybody did and instead he lied, lied, lied and obstructed justice from the mlb and would be out of a career now. >> kristin, are you a baseball fan. >> more of a football fan. but it is not as much as a stats kind of game as baseball is which is why this is a big issue and why it's important for people violating the rules to be out of the sport. >> i think everything changes when the punishment is so extreme that it deeters people from thinking of it. >> it is cheating. >> who are they cheating, 99% of the league is taking them. >> so what. >> who are you cheating. >> 99% of the people in central park are mugging. >> cheating means a competitive advantage. if everybody is doing it is not a competitive advantage. >> that's ridiculous. because they are all pumping steroids it is a level playing field. >> nonsense. so you would defend lance armstrong. >> he is hung out to dry as the exception when most cycl

among those weighing in, retired outfielder jose canseco who suggested if we vacuum seal the first ten miles, we could double the speed, make bigger pods he wrote. jose is probably looking at retail sales, maybe looking for a third of percent rise month over month due to better auto sales. seema mody is live at cnbc headquarters. >> futures are higher. today look out for retale sales which could offer clues on the spending appetite of consumers as well as business inventories. in terms of how the market ended, the dow slipping ten points, the nasdaq closing 10 at 3670. >>> 5:14. researchers at cal berkley say they're determined people who drive nice cars don't drive nicely. scientists watched drivers at various intersections including crosswalks including who did what and what kind of car they drove. "the new york times," jon and laura, say scientists determined people who drive beaters, what the scientists call them bmw, the other prius of all things. >> interesting. >> this is according to science. >> very scientific study there. >> these guys -- i always enjoy some of these kind of

every athlete she has been with has gone bad, canseco, rodman, and now rodriguez, lol, lol, lol. so many lols there. let's bring in rachel nichols, she's with cnn sports. funny comments, but the commissioner's office certainly isn't laughing here. >> no, hardly. when they suspended alex rodriguez yesterday, they used particularly harsh language in their statement. we said this was going to get ugly, well, it's getting ugly already. they could have just suspended him, talked about the status under which they suspended him. instead, they spelled out that he used multiple performance-enhancing drugs, including testosterone, they specified, including hgh over multiple years, making it clear this wasn't just a short period. their allegation is he used these drugs basically the entire time he was a yankee and all of those all-star numbers are fake, they are inflated. now alex rodriguez met the media shortly after that came out and he was asked point blank, did he use performance-enhancing drugs? it's interesting, brianna, he didn't directly answer the question, in fact, he declined to