. >> mike wade is the director of he california water coalition. you for your time. >> it's been my pleasure. >> two words baseball fans love to hear. pitchers and catchers. i thought it was mets win. but we'll talk baseball in a moment. ♪ >> under the circumstances time for spring training. major league baseball is back. opening someday march 31. michael mckey pinch-hit for me this morning, thank you three-hour commute. ron darling now an analyst with major league spoke to michael. he asked about the legacy of derek jeter who said that 2014 will be his final year. >> i think you're right. there is not many players that people want to go see and especially this being his last year, i'm sure the ticket prices will go crazy for the last game at yankee stadium. he is everything that parents want their kids to be. he's everything that kids want to grow up to be. you almost wax nostalgic when you think about him. he's seemingly beyond reproach when it came to p.e.d. he's the clean face of the game. he did it the right way and he's a winner. that's the a

wade daring teenage car thief, convicted would be murder. a music video. and there may even be more. >> the police department had known max some time. >> reporter: mike cronen tells me that wade is one of several people investigated for the murder of joan rosenthol whoa was murdered back in 2009. >> there was no motive, no burglary, no assault. and to this day, we don't know why it was committed. >> reporter: the chief says investigators looked at wade because he was a resident of the area, too, had a violent past, an what they found on his computer after it was seized. >> they found he displayed an unusual interest in the case. >> reporter: but no physical evidence ever linked max wade to joan's murder. her case remains unsolved. >> it's the greatest professional disappointment of my life. i have been doing this 40 years. if there is one case i want to close, that is it. >> reporter: charlie dreso sent me a statement saying that max wade is not connected to the rosenthol case. there is no further response. dress is also planning an appeal. >> it will be at least 15 years where his client is eligible for parole: we are getting a look at what it is like to b

>> mike: chalmers had some help without lebron james. chris bosh, 28 and 10. dwyane wade23, 10 rebounds, 7 assists. as miami playing their best basketball of the season right now as they're 40-14, final score again from the american airlines arena, 93-79. for jeff van gundy, doris burke and the entire crew, here in miami, mike breen saying "world news" or local news will be coming up on most of the abc stations. thank you for watching abc, the home of the nba finals. [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the takedown. we take you inside the capture of the world's most ruthless drug lord here in the u.s. fwhapd those final moments, in the hotel room where he was captured? the new pictures here. and tonight, the before and after. did he have plastic surgery, all part of his years on the run? >>> invisible killer. what happened inside a popular american restaurant. the manager disappears, later found dead. a co-worker collapses. rescu

wade, you want to jump in on that? >> sometimes dave just dropping the mike. >> i totally agree with dave.at if a medical doctor is saying that it's safer for players to smoke marijuana than it is to take prescription drugs, who is the nfl to say otherwise. >> ownership policies are conservative, and for years, marijuana has been put in the category of street drugs. you have story tests and drugs with abuse tests. it's all in the same category. there was an article in i think "usa today" that said players who took all the pain pills, and they developed the pain issues. the guys who smoked or used marijuana didn't have those pain problems, didn't have pain addiction when football was over. so maybe from a pain standpoint, it does make sense, but it has to be in a liquid form. we're not to that argument yet because there's still this perception of a guy spoking a blunt not for pain just because he wants to smoke it. i think they don't want to give that perception. you do have to have the conversation. >> there is that point that actually at least some survey research suggests that a lot of f

having the strength to put your name by it like mike did with his announcement, i really don't put too much credence in any of it personally. >> and, wadeo know him personally. tell us about the experience of being with him right before this went public. >> i would say his agents and his team had a good group of people together and it was just a celebration. he's such a stand-up guy. he understood the gravity of what he was about to do. he was like, look, i've gone through so much tragedy, this is bigger than all of that. he's such a humble football guy. he's ready to play. >> that's the other question here, is he selena. somebody was telling me last night, you can take bets on anything and the over/under on some betting site where he'll be picked in the draft is 125th. now doing the math, probably late fourth round. do you think this does affect his draft stock at all? >> i think it affects the teams that aren't mature. it affects those pockets -- and we've seen that with the richie incognito and the wells report. there are some teams that have immature lead ership. there are plenty of other teams, teams such as the new england patriot