former red sox and oral pitch curt schilling was on the ball -- orioles pitcher curt schilling was onhe ballot. >> there's a difference between getting in on the first ballot o. getting in. >> craig b ijio led the pack. >>> forget about the hall of fame, we have fan test on the way. you can get your tickets. it starts at 11 on saturday, january 19th. there will be interactive games. so get out to the convention center on january the 19th and support your baltimore orioles. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, after the shooting at sandy hook elementary, a cecil county deputy worried about the safety of his children. how they're taking action. >>> this creditor's flu season has claimed the lives of 18 children. we'll tell you how to keep your child from getting sick. we have those stories and whole lot more coming up at 6:00. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting

. >> curt schilling receiving almost 39% in hall of fame vogt today, schilling now works for espn. on voters snubbing everybody. >> you either are suspected user or you did, you're someone who didn't do anything to stop it. you're one or another f you're a player in this generation, i fall into being one player that didn't do anything to stop it. now this, is part of the price we're paying so see what happens next year, first anaheim, then virginia beach. now, it aprilors the kings could be moving to seattle. yahoo sports chris hanson teamed up with microsoft steve balmer reportedly offered king owners up to $500 million to move kings to seattle. the new group would build a new arena and could relocate. however, mayor johnson says he's fighting to keep the kings in sacramento. >> we've been whirt comes to anaheim. we've been here before when it comes to÷&7túinia beach. we heard rumors z now, they're going to seattle. just said all along we should northbound control of our destiny this, gives us an opportunity to do that. >> i don't have inside information. but if it's true, ain't i

one of the best catchers, mike pee yaz shay, craig biggio came closest, and out spoken pitcher curt schilling also didn't make the cult. >> dozens of commuters in new york were hurt when a ferry slammed into pier. as theboat approach third degree doshgs many people were standing to get off the ferry but suddenly the boat crashed into the pier throwing people. theimpact ripped open the boat's hull and left 57 people hurt. >> when we hit the dock, everybody went flying so that's why we have so many injuries. >> it was a big bang and all of a sudden, my face was in the seat in front of me. >> a team from the national transportation safety board is investigating this crash. sofar alcohol tests are negative and for many this crash brought back memories of two other ferry accidents. a little over nine years ago a staten island ferry crashed and 11 medium died. inmay of 2010, another staten island ferry crashed into the same pier due to mechanical problems. . >> new information on several fronts, on monday's tanker crash into a bay bridge tower. tombaker live on treasure aye land where he learned ab

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. >> former red sox pitcher curt schilling received 39%.k on the voters snubbing everybody. >> you either suspected user or you are somebody that didn't actively doing nothing to stop it. if you were a player of this generation and i didn't do anything to stop it. this is the part of the price that will be paid. >> first anaheim and virginia beach and sacramento kings could be moving to seattle. they lost their franchise do oklahoma city. they report that investor chris hanson have deemed up microsoft ininvestor. they offered to $500 million to move the kings to seattle. they would build new arena and kings could relocate by next season but the mayor of sacramento is fight to go keep them in sacramento. >> we know how close they were going to move to anaheim. we have been there for virginia beach. now there is one in seattle. we have said all along we should be in control of our own destiny. it gives us a tremendous opportunity to do that. >> if it is true, ain't it cool? >> warriors hosting memphis, bobblehead night. pre-game work out. bar

curt schilling bloodsoaked sock from the 2004 world series.tock expected to fetch $100,000 is being sold through the auction. online bidding around february 4. we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with the woman who speaks fluently french, english and profanity. liz claman. liz: yes. i don't speak that, but you heard jeff flock saying nightmare in polish because they're having real troubles with the dreamliners. market is looking very good holding onto triple digit gains for the dow right now. what is really moving within all of these markets? a look at the big movers. sandra: one thing pushing stocks higher as commodity prices. the year to date. natural gas prices also making a big comeback higher for the year. gold rebounded, look at the big selloff to start the year, gold has recouped all the earlier losses and is now about to follow silver, it is a competitor for those investors that had been higher. that being said, if i jump in these sectors, you will see some of the best performing sectors are the commodity related stocks. en

barry bonds, roger sosa, and mike piazza and curt schilling on top of the list. "boston globe" dan shaughnessy called the ballot poison and hard ball anthrax. >> so shy when he talks about this issue. >> dan shaughnessy knows how to write controversy. >>> and as vice president biden's gun task force meese, do conservative arguments hold water? we'll speak with ron johnson about that, and about financial issues and the government as well. >> absolutely. the most magical place on earth, is mickey mouse keeping close eye on you, the new wristbands concerned about mickey mouse's big brother. "starting point" back in a moment. auto i you taken with the evening meal. and with no dietary restrictions, bob can eat the healthy foods he likes. do not stop taking xarelto® rivaroxaban without talking to the doctor who prescribes it for you. stopping may increase your risk of having a stroke. get medical help right away if you develop any signs or symptoms of bleeding, like unusual bruising or tingling. you may have a higher risk of bleeding if you take xarelto® with aspirin

new gingrich, tuck brough carlson, george will, and some really fun outside conservatives like curt schilling and ted nugent. so the book became a reputation of a collection of stereotypes. there are of course the mainstays. republicans are homophobic. republicans are warmongers and we even tackled some of the less scientific republicans are not funny, republicans are bad in bed, and maybe most offensively, republicans aren't one cool. and we did a ton of research and we rode all of these meeting our interviews with these famous people into the appropriate chapter is but once we were done but challenge began. you can't call up john harper collins and say here's my book i want some of that money. publishers don't select the manuscript. the literary agents are notoriously famously liberal, which is fine, but if you have your lieberman here, maybe starbucks, which is no problem but we had more than 100 agents, and you would think that it would be easy to get people to take 15% of your potential earnings. but it wasn't. one called me to tell me that he hoped my teeth fell out and another said tha

. >> there were others on the ballot, mike piazza, craig bigio, long-time second baseman and curt schilling who helped the red sox win the world series in 2004, 2007, the fact that they got shut out, doe that surprise you? >> it does. at least one of them should go in there. i wonder if what happened is did all the writers say there's too many guys connected to steroids, let's not put anybody in. listen, craig bigio got 3061 hits. he is the first player that was on the ballot for the first time, didn't make the hall of fame, since 1945. that's how long that's been, okay? there hasn't been anybody going to the hall of fame since 1996. so that's strange too. and i just -- we've got friends in cooperstown that own stores and they really rely on cooperstown week to survive for the whole year, and we just wonder what's going to happen with those people with no induction. >> while i have you here, can we talk about lance armstrong, speaking of performance enhancing drugs? what do you make of his situation. >> well, lance is a little bit like me, and i'll tell you why. for anybody watching us talk

also under consideration, mike piazza, craig biggio and curt schilling.ot based on ability but integrity. knbr 680 radio says the hall of fame has been filled with -- >> it was so widespread, it was enough to define the era. now, if bonds and clemens were the only two guys in baseball doing it, that will be a different story. i think we've heard enough from utility infielders who were also using it. most importantly, the commissioner was not doing a thing. to let tro actively -- to retroactively clean it up now brings up a lot of questions. >> bonds has denied knowingly using performance-enhancing drugs. it is possible that no one will get elected into the hall of fame. if that happens, it would only be the second time in more than four decades. about 600 people are eligible to vote in the election. that group, of course, only writers. but some are saying it should be open to broadcasters, even fans. many sports experts say you can't take this generation out of the hall of fame. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you,

curt schilling got 38. >>> it was less than a year ago that the kings future in sacramento seemed secureeal for a new downtown arena became a reality. >> it's been a long time, 13 years as you know. [ crying ] >> give me a minute. >> oh, stop. it looks like checkmate for the kings in sacramento. the maloof family backed out despite all the tears. sacramento has no more options left. the yahoo sports reporting that the family is in the final phase of signing a $500 million deal with the seattle-based ownership group that would move the team to the northwest. according to the reports, the team would move after the current season is over and become the seattle supersonics. sacramento mayor kevin johnson says it's not over but seattle's mayor sounded giddy at a news conference. >> i know as much of you do about the sonics. [ laughter ] >> i just want you to know that. whatever you're reading in the papers or on twitter i am reading too. it's a true ain't it cool? >>> redskins phenom quarterback robert griffin the third had surgery late last night to repair the acl and lca ligaments in his kn

long-time second baseman for the astros and also curt schilling a pitcher who many say helped the redin the world series, 2004, 2007. do you think the fact they got shutout, did that surprise you? >> it does. at least one of them to go in there because i just wonder if what happened did all the writers say there's too many guys connected to steroids? let's don't put anybody in. that's not fair those guys. listen, craig biggio got 3,61 hits. he is the first player that was on the ballot for the first time, didn't make the hall of fame since 1945. that's how long that's been. okay? and there hadn't been anybody go into the hall of fame since 1996. so that's strange, too. and i just -- we got friends in cooperstown that own stores. and they really rely on cooperstown week to survive for the whole year. and we just wonder what's going to happen with those people with no induction. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m., by the way, pete rose will share more of his thoughts on the shutout with don lemon and if he thinks that the league will ever allow him to one day be eligible for the hall of fame. don

. >>> former boston red sox record curt schilling blood stained sock he wore during the 2004 world series for auction. the sports director at heritage auctions telling the associated press, online bidding will start february 4th. the sock was on loan to the national baseball hall of fame. it is at heritage's dallas headquarters. it is expected to bring in $100,000. really? that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper melissa: a fluid ongoing situation as the bp oil facility in algeria. the white house condemned this terrorist attack as algerian officials attempt to regain control. lou dobbs is here with his take on this developing situation. >> we're waiting right now as you know for a press conference, a news conference from the state department. at this hour now we're talking about over 36 hours since this incident began, we still don't know the names of the people who involved, the americans. we do have some confirmmation that other nationals were freed. we don't know the number. we do know that attacks have been sporadic by the algerian military ag

. >>> former pitcher curt schilling is wearing the infamous bloody sock he wore in the woers.ock is expected to fetch more than $100,000 at auction next month. >> i would like to know who would buy that. >> i don't know. >> a used bloody sock. >>> we have seen lance armstrong confess to using performance-enhancing drugs. should we believe every word of it? phil houston, a former cia interrogator and expert on lying. >> also the co-author of "spy the lie: a guide to spotting deception." good morning. good to see you again. >> thanks for having me back. >> you watched the interview last night. what were your impressions? >> we did watch it. one of the things that stood out the most is despite lance's no holds barred agreement with oprah, his behaviors indicate he didn't really come clean on all the questions and all the issues posed to him by oprah. >> where specifically? >> for example, there were a couple of questions he refused to answer, the, and there were others where he was very evasive saying why are you confessing, why are you doing this? when asked about details of the

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 said he could have voted. he said none of them can get past the rule five, let me quote the rule here, voting shall be placed on the player and how he played. ty cobbs, the man was a scoundrel but an amazing player, he's in. pete rose, gambled, broke the rules, not in. >> it is a huge conversation we can have about that. for me, major league baseball messed up by not having a drug policy in order, and now you got these guys who use steroids or whatever, ped -- >> sold out the stadiums. >> that's right. owners made a lot of money. and these guys never failed a test. because there was no drug testing in baseball. so to hold these guys accountable and not be in the hall of fame because of that, to me, it is devastating. >> you played. is this a knock on