the team is led by deputy chief mike morris, assisted by ed dale. we thank them for their great work. [applause] it is my great pleasure to introduce major -- mayor ed lee to say a few words. >> thank you. i know that word leaked out i will be on an america's cup catamaran next week. i am sure this facility was identified as the very first fear reducer for me to be on the water. let me express my pleasure to be here with director john martin and his wonderful staff, with his airport commissioners that are here today, along with the chief and the chaplain, also here to give blessing to this wonderful facility. the chief, of course, is working closely with us. they have both upped their willingness and collaboration to work together on this very important facility. this facility is something i point to as the new merf -- the marine emergency response facility. the airport can provide an extra level of safety for not only passengers, but for anybody that is in the bay near the airport. this facility, and equipment introduced today, will reduce the resp

with me now, mike morris of the atlanta journal constitution here.> read your piece in the "ajc." last seen alive wednesday night. >> about 23 hours earlier. >> tell me about the murder scene, what do you know? >> it was in his gun manufacturing business that he had up in franklin county, about 80 miles northeast of atlanta. and there were numerous weapons found in close proximity to his body and his family is wondering why didn't he use one of those to defend himself. >> one gunshot wound. >> one gunshot wound to his head. and after the autopsy by the gbi, they determined it was a homicide and not a suicide. >> do investigators believe his work possibly with this youtube channel, this fpsrussia, is connected to his death? >> they will not say. i tried to pin them down today on a motive or if they had any suspects and they're just not saying. >> they're not saying the last person he talked to -- >> they won't tell me the last person he talked to, who found him dead, won't say. >> this guy was obviously as we see the videos and i clicked on some, you'

last year mike shanahan's staff actually coached morris in the senior bowl. today i asked mike shanahan how much did that play a fact are with him being a redskin? >> if you don't coach in that game, is he on your team? >> yeah. he is definitely on our team. we really didn't get anything from the senior bowl. we knew he was a nice kid. he came in midweek because whoa lost a fullback. he practiced as a fullback. we looked at his college film and they were a 1-11 football team. they weren't very good. you could see, man, this guy has some running skills because they weren't as talented as the other team yet you would see a four and five yard run and it would stand out. so you break down the film our coaches studied and we thought he would be a guy who could compete for a job. obviously, we were wrong. we didn't know he was going to be -- could be one of the best players in the national football league. >> the seahawks answer to morris is marshawn lynch. he has been given the nickname beastmode. the five foot5'11" 220-pound running back was acquired in december.

morris . did a good job. >> mike, they have been around. >> turning into a commodity business and too much competition and hurting margins and a time warner, why do you like them now? >> they are adding great programming like the los angeles lakers and paying for that bypassing through price ipcreases to their customers. >> loving that sports programming. what do you think emac. >> i wish television subscribers would stick around. they have been losing customers. >> that's it for forbes on fox. stick around eric boling's debut on cashin' in. >> man, it is cold out here. cold enough to freeze a new york city fountain . why would lawmakers want to spend 14 trillion of your money on global warming . it is time to put that argument on ice. how hot is that super bowl ad. hot enough to heat up the internet . two golf greats, driving a message to tax happy lawmakers. see if their message is heard. cashin in kicks off right now. good morning, i am eric bowl glad you are joining us. mr. wayne rogers and johnathon honic and tracey burns and sandra smith and dennis. welcome everyone. forget the pay roll tax hike

morris . did a good job. >> mike, they have been around. >> turning into a commodity business and too much competitionng margins and a time warner, why do you like them now? >> they are adding great programming like the los angeles lakers and paying for that bypassing through price ipcreases to their customers. >> loving that sports programming. what do you think emac. >> i wish television subscr

they mentioned craig biggio, and jeff morris, jeff bagwell, mike piazza tim raines, and lee smith. to get into the hall of fame, roger clemens, barry bonds, roger clemens won seven cy young awards, barry 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

morris. >> 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

morris on sunday night. a proud moment for the redskins nation as well as the coach, mike shanahan who always believed it wasarding to come in and try to put something together and seeing the guys so excited, the coaching staff so excited. it is what you work for. and to see guys working for the last three years 18 hours a day in the draft room looking at pro players, evaluating these guys, signing these guys and seeing alet of guys making different steps, learning the offense, defense and actually stepping up and accomplishing something, you feel very good about it. >>> redskins are on fox this sunday. a special pregame show is at 3:30. the fox pregame is at 4:00. the game kicks off at 4:30. >>> sorry ladies, alexander ovechkin is off the market. he is engaged to the russian tennis player maria kirolenko. he made the announcement on twitter yesterday. the two have been together for a year now and thanks to the nhl lockout, they have spent more time together lately because ovi has been laying on the ice over there. >> he has been really busy. >> keeping the love life going. >>> time to get the new year appea

mike shanahan era. he finished second in the nfl in rushing. marshawn lynch rushed for 1,590 yards and 11tds, morrisinished with 23 more yards and two more tds. >> that would be an honor. he's a great back. i group watching this guy. i definitely respect his game. he's a hard runner. if should be fun. >> coming -- it should be fun. >> coming up this sunday a special pregame snow at 3:30. at 4 p.m. is the fox -- show at 3:30. at 4 p.m. is the fox pregame show and at 4:30 is the kickoff. >>> coming up county wizards become road warriors? they try to set the pace tonight in indiana, highlights next. [ male announcer ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america. just ask pc mag. [ man ] "cable can't touch fios upload speeds." "it's hard to imagine anyone ever beating fios." "there's no doubt fios is the fastest in the country." [ male announcer ] after 110,000 speed tests, nothing came close to fios. and fios doesn't cap your internet usage. so switch to fiber-optic fios because according to pc mag... [ man ] "if it's available, you should get it." [ male announcer ] last chance to get the fios tri

morris, try again next year, fellow. for the first time since 1996, a baseball -- the baseball writers of america selected no one to the hall of fame. roger clemens, sammy sosa, mikepiazza all shut out. many of those players were implicated in the steroid scandal. should barry bonds ever get into baseball's prestigious shrine? you might want to send me an e mail about it. >>> some high-profile entertainers will be take part in the presidential inauguration. beyonce is to sing the national anthem. kelly clarkson will perform "my country 'tis of thee," and president obama had a hand in select those performers. >>> let's take a live look outside. temperatures are finally starting to dip after a pretty balmy day. attorney will be here after the break with a look at the forecasts. plus -- >>> is there any way to stop gridlock for hours on the key bridge after someone threatens to jump? i'm surae chinn. that story coming up. >>> one person's very bad day can cause a ripple effect and get commuters enraged. that's what happened last night. police coaxed a person who had threatened to jump off the bridge to come back down. but as surae chinn reports, by then everybody had

mike shanahan didn't know how to react. rg3 having some fun. my guess is you wouldn't see that from his rookie backfield mate morris, 33 carries for 200 yards fordowns. morris named the nfc offensive player of the week. morris and rg3 the first rookie teammates to ever win the award in the same season. >> it's an honor, you know, with so many great backs. great players period in the nfc, it's an honor to be named. i'm thankful i can go out there and do my part. like i said, you come in as a rookie, to accomplish some of the things i accomplished, it's an honorened a i don't take it for granted. there's so much more work to be done. >> i thought teams started keying on alfred a lot more. that's when i said he was getting the tough yards, running 22 times for 90 yards, not getting any big runs, but he stayed with that. and then the past couple games, if they came away, you know, they switched it up a bunch, basically every other series. and, he's just done a great job with the runs. >> is alfred morris' celebration just clean? it's perfect. you remember where that comes from, right? a little league team that he did an event. first touchdown, a i'

morris. >> yeah, that was my next question. let me ask the question, there were others on the ballot, catcher mike piazza as you said, the dodgers and the mets, craig biggio was on there, long time second baseman for the houston astros. and curt schilling. many say he helped the boston red sox win in 2007. the fact that they got shut out, does that surprise you? >> it does. at least one of them should go in there, i wonder if what happened. did all the writers say, there's too many guys connected to steroids, don't put anybody in. that's not fair to those guys. craig biggio was the first player that was on the ballot for the first time that didn't make the hall of fame since 1945. that's how long that's been. and there hasn't been anybody going into the hall of fame since 1996. so that's strange too. we got friendscooperstown that own stores and they rely on cooperstown week to survive for the whole year. we wonder what's going to happen with those people with no induction. >> while i have you here, can we talk about lance armstrong? what do you make of his situation? >> well, lance is a little bit like me, i'll tell you why, fo

followed by jack morris, and bonds and clemens in the next glup both below 40%, bonds receiving less than half of the required 75%. he's got a long way to go fit happens. abc 7 own mikewith chronicle writer who happens to be the president of the baseball writers association of america. >> did you vote for barry bonds, sammy sosa or roger clemens? i did in the. i'm one of those thinking character and sportsmanship aspect of the instructions on the hall of fame ballot are thing that's we should consider carefully. and with both clemens and bonds that, evidence was strong there was steroid use. and i'm in the at the point where i'm ready to vote for any of the steroid users. >> curt schilling receiving almost 39% in hall of fame vogt today, schilling now works for espn. sheer his take 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 coul

mike is sitting in for the vacationing clayton morris.nt reveals the proposals he comes up with to combat gun violence. we will find out if he was listening to all people at the white house like the nra or is if there is a liberal think tank called center for american progress that actually has had the vice president's ear and they have 13 proposals. >> you know about them. center for american progress. >> it was started by chief of staff for bill clinton. these are not new proposals. a lot of these groups have had these lying around for years waiting for an opportunity to impose them on the country. this is clearly an opening for them. what's interesting is this contains one of the proposals is universal background checks is term for universal gun regulation. it will no longer be illegal if congress passes it for anybody to give a shot gun for his son tore christmas without notifying the federal government and getting a background check and registering the weapon. >> on that note this article in the "washington post" says there's an esti

morris and a lot of people responsible for the success. yes, it is the quarterback. i'm not going to second guess mike shanahan.'t you second guess him, andrea? you guys live on the same block? why would you not second guess -- the guy, rg3, your franchise, was beaten up, battered and bruised. my 9-year-old daughter could watch that game and say, he's really hurt. he shouldn't be playing. >> it was terrible to watch. i'm not going to kid you. i'm there and i never heard 90,000 people go silent in that fashion. i've never experienced anything like that. >> so, another battle in washington, over chuck hagel. >> that's fantastic transition. today president obama is expected to nominate former republican senator chuck hagel of nebraska as the next defense secretary. hagel, a decorated vietnam veteran. his confirmation, however, is, can you believe this? shaping up to be a testy battle with the republicans. even though he is a republican. a number of republicans have suggested they will challenge their former colleague with tough questions on his foreign policy record. >> with regard to israel, for example, and iran

morris. >> that was my next question. let me ask the question. because there were others on the ballot, catcher mikea, the dodgers and mets and there were craig biggio was on there. long-time second baseman for the astros and also curt schilling a pitcher who many say helped the red sox win 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,