greg maddox, a four time cy young winner.he spent ten years with the braves, a pitcher of consistency going 17 straight seasons winning 15 games and record 18 gold gloves. and joining maddux in cooper down, glavin, he gets in during his first year of eligibility as well. and also getting in former white sox slugger the big hurt frank thomas. with a lifetime batting average of 301 and won two american league mvp awards. then we have the alleged steroid users, barry bonds home run king failed to get in. roger clemens also failed to get in as well mcand then my piatsa likely one of the best hitting catchers in that class. and then the other big news the world sports between 2022 world cup that will take place in qatar may not be held in the usual months of june and july. the extremely hot temperatures of thtemperatureshave the fifa g at november. word from one of the members say the deciding factor may be the timing of the winter olympics in 2022. they havso we'll see, it's not l but they're looking into changing that. they have

baseball writers floated greg maddox, many big stars from the steroid era will have to wait. jonah kerry, has baseball finally, grasped the nettle? it was later than other sports to create standards, to impose a testing regimen. going forward, will it at least be clear enough about the players who are playing now, whether they were playing clean? >> i would actually say that baseball is leaps and bounds ahead of the three occurring north american team sports. you can talk about the olympics being ahead in cycling and so forth but nfl, nba and nhl, they look the other way. what comes to mind here in denver, a suspension for ped use. he gained 16 pounds of muscle. how did he do that? he was on suspension. baseball does not put on up with that. they are making an effort to stamp this out. it's perceived to be an epidemic and a negative for the game. it's just the commissioners coming down hard on baseball. i think it has not only caught up bur surpassed other sports and they are making an effort to try to get rid of this. >> cliff corkrin was baseball the author of some of its o

greg maddox. and madden who played for the braves and white house. just some of the big names going in. >> yeah. >> many from the steroids era, the area we grew up watching. barry bonds, roger clemens, sammy sosa and mark mcguire. >> those are familiar names. >>> in college hoops, unranked georgia upsets mizzou in overtime. charles mann nailing a crucial 2-point shot. georgia wins 70-64. >> the badgers 16-0. they keep their school best record. we'll see how they do going into march. >> and the golden state warriors nine game winning streak was stopped. i cried. kevin garnet interrupted the pass. the nets win that one 102-98. >> this too shall by. >> j.r. smith was fined $50,000 by the nba for for untying the shoe of an appoint. >> that's a big sign for untying a shoe. >> well, he did it not once but twice. he was warned after the first instance against dallas but did it again when the team played detroit. what's with the shoe laces? >> i don't get it. i don't know. >> silly but he's paying for it. the miami heat are getting pumpedorirecond annual cha

it includes pitcher greg maddox and his fellow atlanta braves star submitted by baseball writeers.barry bonds did not receive enough, and kent did not,, his first year. >> dennis rodman sang "happy birthday" to kim jong-un before a friendly basketball game at the capital this morning. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> he dedicated the game to kim jong-un whom he called his best friend. he sat with his wife and other senior officials in an area off limits to foreign media. the americans played against the north koreans in the first half but merged teams for the second half. members of congress, the nba and human rights groups have called rod hand's -- rodman's visit ill advised and naive. >> nothing to say and all inappropriate. mike nicco, a lot going on. the streets are wet. we were hoping for more. >> hope people are not saying anything inappropriate when i talk about the commute tomorrow. it will be wet but not enough to stop the drought even with saturday's chance of rain. we will get snow both of those days up in the sierra, but, again, not enough. we will try

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greg maddox who played for the braves and cubs, tom glavine who played for the braves and mets and frank thomas, two-time american league mvp. some of the greats. those who lost votes, many from the steroids era, barry bonds, mark sosa and palmeiro opinion in college hoops, george upsets number 21 mizzou in overtime. tied at 63, charles mann nailing a crucial two-point shot. georgia wins that one with that. wisconsin, badgers still perfect. 16-0. they defeat illinois 95-70. they keep their school best record. >> nice. >> over to the pros. the nets stopped the golden state warriors nine-game winning streak. down to the wire. kevin garnett breaking up a pass there. the nets, 102-98. i cried. new york's jr smith was fined $50,000 for unsportsman like conduct. yeah, that thing there. >> you can't untie a guy's shoe, right? >> he did, twice. not once, but twice. in games against dallas and then detroit. smith known for off court antics, shall i say. he tweeted he does this every game. he's going to get a lot of $50,000 fines. >> the heat are karaoking for underserved youth and teens. they're

greg maddox, tom glavine, the newest members of baseball's hallest fame.n't get in, barnicle, i'm sorry. he deserves to be in it but he may not get in it for a lock time. >> three years. >> then he can do the ballot? >> old-timers, yeah. >> the trio will be inducted july 27th along with bobby cox, joe torre and tony la russa, the first time in 15 years that writers selected three players at once and comes a year after no players were inducted. craig biggio almost made it. falling two votes shy. now glavine is excited about being elected with a couple of fellow braves. >> it's certainly disappointing had i not got a call today but what would have been disappointing is not have an opportunity to go in with bobby and greg. >> i'm that 1% that get into the baseball hall of fame. i feel so blessed right now, i really am. >> his emotions were real. he was extremely excited, frank thomas there. >> let's go to college football. johnny manziel the enter the nfl draft. ? his 26-game career, he led the aggies to a 20-6 record and became the first freshman in history

two other induck tees are pitchers greg maddox and tom played most of their careers with the atlanta braves. all three will be inducted into the hall of fame in july. >>> a school's moving tribute for a young boy who died on the streets of oakland. the emotional questions being asked by his mother. >>> it looks like a but it's not. it's a reservoir in one bay area county. today a new campaign laufrnled to address this very issue. >>> just a few light sprinkles across parts of the bay area for today. i'm tracking two more systems. coming up the highest chance of showers. i'll let you know if that will impact your weekend plan. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> operations are getting back to normal tonight at san jose's regional medical center after part of the emergency room floo

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these three men are army atlanta brave's manager bobby cox and pitchers tom glavin and greg maddox. these incredible athlete athlete left their imprint not only on georgians but on the entire baseball community around the world. these three gentlemen are among major league baseball's most accomplished coaches and players and will deservedly be inducted into the national baseball hall of fame in july of this year. so far as i know, there have nevada been three in-- there have never been three inductees to the hall of fame, the individuals who spent most of of their time with the same team inducted into the hall of fame in the same year. truly remarkable. first, let me mention and honor bobby cox, a baseball legend and one of major league baseball's winningest managers, with a record of 2,504 wins, he ranks fourth on baseball's all-time managers' win list. bobby cox started his career with the braves in 1978. he left the braves briefly in 1982 to manage the for ran tow blue gley jay jays only to retun not braves in 19 5eu8 where he would spend the remainder of his career until his ret

you saw it on the bottom of the screen during the fed minutes, greg maddox, tom glavine, frank thomaslected to the baseball hall of fame. craig biggio narrowly misses election for the hall of fame. again, maddox, glavine, frank thomas, three big names i grew up with when i was watching baseball as a younger kid. all elected to the hall of fame. >>> the word of the day is pleased. that's how jc penney described its holiday sales, although the company did not actually release results. the investors in jc penney don't seem to buy it. right now the stock is taking a big hit. let's bring in cnbc contributor jan nippen whose blood is boiling by this news, and courtney reagan. i don't know, guys. pleased seems like such a positive word to me. jan? >> well, they gave this guidance november 20th, i think it was, and the stock went to about 9.5 and they gave the exact same guidance today and you see where the stock's been today. one would think that would be fine, right? however, my blood is boiling. i'm so mad i can't see straight that they gave numbers in november and they didn't just give a

greg maddox and tom glavine are the favorites. tony larussa has where been selected for induction by the expansion era committee. jeff kent is on the ballot for the first time. all-time home run leader barry bonds is on the ballot for the second time. he received 36.2% of the vote last year. a player needs 75% to get in in cooperstown, new york. >>> new information about san francisco's battle over deadly pedestrian crashes. this is in the wake of yet another deadly crash last night. ktvu's alex savidge is live and just smoke with a supervisor about a plan to prevent more deadly accidents. >> reporter: good morning. i just finished talking with scott wiener. he says it will take more police officers and more awareness by pedestrians and drivers here in san francisco to curb what has become a troubling trend in this city. 2013 saw a surge in pedestrian deaths in san francisco, a surge in crashes as well. 20 people were hit and killed by cars across the city last year. and just since new year's eve, there have been three pedestrians