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 own ms.ries whether it took its time, when other fields of athletic endeavor were already cracking down on certain kinds of chemicals, certain kinds of substances, baseball created this sort of, umm, mushy limbo period of 12 years between the time when it said, don't take them, and actually checked whether anyone was listening? >> yeah. the baseball basically looked the other way. one of the major factors is the 1994 players' strike. baseball hit a big blow. they cancelled the world series for the first time since 2004. i'm sorry 19004. yeah, baseball looked the other way

when i walk down harris street in some a i keep getting to these little metal barriers that say, no ped crossing. this is because we prioritize cars making right-hand turns or left hand turns above people walking the street. it forces me to cross the street not one, not two, but three times putting me at risk three tiestionv. suppose the city prioritizes ~ >> please stand by, experiencing technical difficulty >> good afternoon, mr. yamamoto. >>> good afternoon, i'm jerry yamamoto [speaker not understood] as well as having particular interest in public safety. i have been transported by a fire department ambulance after a collision with a car in the bad old days on guerrero and san jose. so, thank you for making those changes. i would like to encourage more changes as currently as my vantage point on 17th street. i have seen a number of crashes of cyclists on that street caused primarily by the narrowness of the street and the tracks. i'm not sure if you are familiar with that, but the streetcar tracks on 17th street are -- they're right in the middle. and, of course, on the side is park

he's never admitted to using the peds. he would not have appealed. brian was suspended for 65 after admitting he used it. why did he get so many games? >> well, you know, the arbitrator has not announced or made public the reasoning behind his decision. we can only speculate. one of the things is that he was accused of multiple violations of the drug policy. we are not talking about one violation here, m major league baseball presented evidence which he did peds over multiple times. the other thing he is accused of doing is obstructing the investigation. he tried to intimidate witnesses and buy off witnesses and documents. >> thank you, michael o'keefe of the new york "daily news", it will go for a while. >> it's a good point, it's late in his career, it's do or die at this point. >> americans planning to attend the winter olympics have been issued a travel warning. u.s. citizens should stay on alert because of terror threats and crime. washington is not aware of threats, but large events like the olympic are an attractive target for terrorists. the

. >> a hotel owner was in court today facing charges he killed a ped december stren on new year's eve. the 69-year-old is accused of striking an elderly pedestrian. the judge ordered him in the to drive while this case continues he is the o.owner of another building on hooid street. >> take a look at photos of a serial bank robber. police released these fashion mags today saying the suspect appears to be a woman but could be a man in disguys the robber targeted five banks with most recent just yesterday. >> she's gaining confidence she's been able to pull off five robberies and get away with it. but we're trying to prevent her from taking it to the next level. >> and $11,000 reward being offered to lead to an arrest. >> this is why two agencies are working on plans to protect it. you've seen the army of vehicles trying to park in in that area. muir woods located in southern marin county. >> we're about two miles above. it's quiet road now but not on the weekend. problem it's very popular. the county board got involved. if in one spot a good portion of the world will pass by. >> it's p

. >> someone from the school oakland ped the young man where he is expected to survive. >> for the students and the staff. they were put on lock down for a short period of time. >> they tell me. there are three different schools within the campus and # security officers that work the school. >> although it happened outside the school. it is to make sure all the students are safe. > >> that concerns us. we have to look after them and we have to take care of the school and make sure that students are safe. > >> reporter: as of right now, they don't have a motive and we will stay on top of this as it develops. >> paul chambers. channel 2 nows. >>> a man accused of kidnapping a 7-year-old girl is charged with sex crimes. he made his first appearance and he is charged with committing a lewd act object a child. kidnapping with a deadly weapon along with three counts of kidnapping. those attempts happened the day before he was able to kidnap the #-year-old girl. he is charged with possession of child pornography. he is being held on more than # million dollars bail. in just about an hour and a hal

about how dangerous it is, and it is more dangerous than when he used it because it has been -- >> so ped -- suped up. >> yes, suped up with more vibrant ingredients, and it can be dangerous for those whose brains are not totally formed. >> the grassroots colorado and washington legalizing, but what about the issue that jason zeroed in on. we have the laws on on the books, right? controlled substance act i talked about. if the president wants to change a it, is he obliged to actually say, you know what, i'm going to submit a bill to change it if i think it should be changed? jason said he should resign. i would stop short and say what he ought to do is submit -- the views on this in america are changing. i support legalization. here is my bill to amend that law. >> the president has a leadership problem. this is another manifestation of that problem. by all means if he thinks that the prohibition is actually hurting children in poor neighborhoods more than it is helping protect them, then he should go out and try to change the policy. that's his number one offense, and then secondly to so

. >> some countries in the world are considering legalizing ped fillia. >> three weeks before the games begin the uproar seems unlikely to end. >> to racing. the rally is set for a showdown between two drivers. on friday handle took a lead despite team instructions not to do so. >> his victory was not quite what the team boss expected. he allegedly told his drivers to protect taking risks and protect the leader. the leaders were criticized. >> we tried to ensure a fair ace until the end. >> he took the lead after his spanish teammate suffered a puncture early on. and despite the team orders ended up taking the narrowest of overall leads, just 26 seconds. >> maybe we'll get new orders for the last stage. we'll be listening. >> whatever those orders are, the final stage of this year's rally promises to be a nail-biter. >> in the monte carlo rally, world champion raced into a commanding 51-second lead over fellow frenchman on day two of the race yesterday. conditions are tough with sharp bends and wet, icy roads posing threats to drivers and spectators alike. one driver lost the initiative

this is the 6th fatal ped vein accident since december 19th. police tell us the driver of the honda was a woman in her 20s and neither drugs nor alcohol were a factor. the san francisco board of supervisors is holding a joint meeting between the safety committee and neighborhood watch to talk about pedestrian safety. in san francisco, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. a family hopes an increased reward will help find the person who killed a man in oakland right after he graduated from college. 22-year-old nacana was fatal she shot at stanford and market. someone from the other car got out and opened fire. he has raised $100,000 for a reward to find his killer. the message can be seen on billboards and bus benches and ac transit buses. we spoke with his mother tonight. >> i really believe somebody out there knows something of the -- something. i think i mentioned this before. money is a powerful incentive. but i believe it is not just about the money. >> police did capture a picture of the shooter's car from traffic cameras. detectives

. >> tough to see how where ped users are treated. liz: ped, performance-enhancing drugs. >> right.ll season. liz: how will the fans greet him back, if at all? >> i can't imagine -- liz: people in new york, you should see the headlines on all of the tabloids. they can't stand this guy. americans love a comeback story. >> they do. and there is small, small percentage that feels he was railroaded by baseball even though there is ample evidence to suggest he did indeed do what he is alleged to do. i don't know that the fans will ever embrace him again but you're right they do love a comeback story. this guy is big box office, one way or the other. liz: david knows that the attorneys for alex filed this injunction to stop the suspension. we'll see what happens. great to see you. >> thank you, liz. liz: ken rosenthal, read his stuff. foxsports.com. david, over to you. david: we had such high hopes for him. ken, good stuff. >>> giant leap forward for space tourism after virgin galactic's latest test flight. we have astonishing video of a flight that took the craft to a historic altitude.

oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how he died. they did released information about a suspect vehicle. it is a dabbing gray nissan you will tau ma hybrid with this california license plate 6ndw400. california is facing a record dry spell. 2013, the driest year on record since it began in 164 yea

oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how he died. they did released information about a suspect vehicle. it is a dabbing gray nissan you will tau ma hybrid with this california license plate 6ndw400. california is facing a record dry spell. 2013, the driest year on record since it began in 164 yea

congested spot with traffic crossing into downtown and moving onto the freeway plus a steady flow of ped seventeens on buses. >> we have buses here every 307 minutes probably close to 6,000 people a day. >> and when the fare reopened with cars and pedestrians both getting the green light it's acro dangerous collision course. >> when they have the light they walk and cars can turn. they were so close to me they look at me like i'm crazy. >> the victims looking for identification and within the last hour word came from the coroner. she was 67-year-old of nevada. last year this city had three deaths so early in the new year they have already racked up one. reporting live in san rafael, deborah,ktvu news. >> police are investigating a second accident involving a pedestrian. an suv making a turn hit a man in a cross walk at 9 this morning. the driver stopped and is cooperating. the pedestrian is expected to survive. >>> now developing news in the south bay. an officer shot and wounded a man this afternoon after the plan refused to drop the knife. officers responded to reports  of an argumen

a ped struck all lanes of the inner loop, southbound 495 right here, are blocked. you're forced to exit on eastbound 450. come back from route 704 and back onto route 50 and the beltway. beware that may slow you down a bit more than normal here in the new carlton area. >>> multiple sclerosis affects hundreds of thousands of people. researchers have not found an effective treatment for the disease. there's an exciting treatment. and the doctor is following a woman doing the clinical trials, hoping to get mobility back. >> eleven years ago, megan was the picture of health. >> i used to run 5 miles a day. on my 3rd mile i started dragging my foot. i thought i was getting old and tired. i was 27 years old. nothing ever clicked to me that something was wrong. >> reporter: the diagnosis was multiple which sclerosis. the body attacks its and damages myelin. the nerves deteriorate and can cause a wide range of symptoms, causing visual problems, fatigue. >> the past year i have had a bad time with this disease. >> in what way. >> with my hip not working. with one night i wo

this is the 6th fatal ped vein accident since december 19th. police tell us the driver of the honda was a woman in her 20s and neither drugs nor alcohol were a factor. the san francisco board of supervisors is holding a joint meeting between the safety committee and neighborhood watch to talk about pedestrian safety. in san francisco, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you. a family hopes an increased reward will help find the person who killed a man in oakland right after he graduated from college. 22-year-old nacana was fatal she shot at stanford and market. someone from the other car got out and opened fire. he has raised $100,000 for a reward to find his killer. the message can be seen on billboards and bus benches and ac transit buses. we spoke with his mother tonight. >> i really believe somebody out there knows something of the -- something. i think i mentioned this before. money is a powerful incentive. but i believe it is not just about the money. >> police did capture a picture of the shooter's car from traffic cameras. detectives

we ask that they do so but it won't be so difficult with the daily crime summaries, however, ped me collisions are not accidents and deserve to be treated as such. we need information on collision reports. the question i would like an answer to is how many people were hit by cars in our city. we can't get those numbers just yet. our committee recommends identifying funding for the pedestrian safety strategy independent of the mayor's transportation task force 2030 representations. the measures which polls show might not pass, unfortunately would fund 51 percent of the mayor's safety strategy if they were passed. i do want to thank you for your attention to this deadly serious issue. it demends our act of meaningful change. >> thank you sir and thank you for your service. next speaker, please. >> dave cherry. native, father of a nine year old. i'm also on the board on my son's school. i coordinate walk to school and bike to school and over the last two years, i tried to work with supervisor yee and burns in the past. with not very much attention to the trouble we have at duo circle, recently th

occurred and it was also mentioned that happened on the 17th after the joint meeting with the bike ped safety people at 1:23 in the afternoon an elderly female was transported for a leg injury and the prelim investigation shows that the vehicle had the signal but made a right turn north bound on to larkin and the driver did remain at the scene and cooperate and the initial report did show that she was working for lift, and that collision is under investigation, and when it

occurred and it was also mentioned that happened on the 17th after the joint meeting with the bike ped safety people at 1:23 in the afternoon an elderly female was transported for a leg injury and the prelim investigation shows that the vehicle had the signal but made a right turn north bound on to larkin and the driver did remain at the scene and cooperate and the initial report did show that she was working for lift, and that collision is under investigation, and when it is completed if there is probable cause to issue a citation for that violation that will be issued. an update on kia stevens who was at the commission the other night and spoke about the person who had struck her, having never been cited we did an audit of that report and she was correct and the citation was issued and sent registered mail through the court to that violater and she has been notified that citation was issued and we also received a call from a identify other people that want their issued. our audit is the same and ongoing and we will get the backlog cleared up. >> and not have one going forward. we had

. >> now, you guys haven't had to deal with a major steroid or ped scandal is. your leagues aren't using those drugs or the testing isn't stringent enough? >> our testing is the most stringent than all of sports. >> more stringent than baseball for the olympics. >> it's probably the same as. we take our lists from the olympics, i'm -- i like to think our players have determined this is not a substance or a group of substances that are going to enhance their play and it's not worth the risks. >> off the scoreboard, off the bank board, no rim. >> you're always going to be associated with so many big stars around the nba. magic johnson, larry, michael jordan. you knew michael so well. of course, you're aware when he stepped away from basketball to play baseball, the pervasive rumor is you had asked him to do that because of his gambling, and you've denied that so many times. >> the media are a bunch of sheep, you know? some person on a sunday morning sports show said, i would like to have been in david stern's living room when x, when michael was there. and i was i

they bum ped their way through the song. >>> jennifer lawrence almost got on the bad side of her costumele on set for the film, lawrence would eat doritos in costume and get that sticky doritos stuff all over. and luckily for the costume designer, he had three backup dresses. >> cheetos is what gets me. >> yeah. it happens to everybody. cheetos, doritos, and never comes off your fingers. >>> christie, christie brinkley on the cover of "people" magazine. she shows us she's still got it. how old? 60. >> looks like her 20 years ago. >> you could put 40 on that. >>> while on the howard stern show, eric stonestreet admitted to using dating and hookup app tinder. he said he met a few women using the app and missed out on a recent date because he had to get up early for wednesday's interview with stern. >> show me how to use it? >> we'll move on. i think you're married. you got kids. >>> and kristen bell and dax shepard had enough with the paparazzi. they're taking to twitter on wednesday urging followers to boycott magazines that print photos of celebrity kids claiming children shouldn't be st

should focus its effort on making multi-modal information about parking, about bike resource he, about ped resources available in an open format to the numerous private developers of mobile transit apps that are already providing apps for free or very inexpensively. there are a lot of things the agency needs to do and this is not one of them. the sfmta cacl recommends that the mta should have a zero tolerance policy to people who trespass the tunnels and subway in the station after operating hours. this is a concern we have both for the safety of the people who do this as well as the problems that it creates in the stations, on the track way in the tunnels. and while the stations are closed at night, the portals to the track way are open and easily accessible to people who want to trespass there. and we should do something about this before, before more people are hurt and also to prevent messes being made in the stations. we also recommend that a recommendation about the fourth and king situation. we recommend the agency place a supervisor at fourth and king at the platform to announce wh

this is the 6th fatal ped vein accident since december 19th.man in her 20s and neither drugs nor alcohol were a factor. the san francisco board of supervisors is holding a joint meeting between the safety committee and neighborhood watch to talk about pedestrian safety. in san francisco, nick smith abc7 news. >> nicou. a family hopes an increased reward will help find the person who killed a man in oakland right after he graduated from college. 22-year-old nacana was fatal she shot at stanford and market. someone from the other car got out and opened fire. he has raised $100,000 for a reward to find his killer. the message can be seen on billboards and bus benches and ac transit buses. we spoke with his mother tonight. >> i really believe somebody out there knows something of the -- something. i think i mentioned this before. money is a powerful incentive. but i believe it is not just about the money. >> police did capture a picture of the shooter's car from traffic cameras. detectives plan to reveal that photo tomorrow. we'll show it to you. >

oak ped la -- oakland officers found a skull on a paper plate surrounded by beads. the coroner said it could be native american remains. officers found the skull out in the open near children regional park. you can see them taking pictures of those remains. their investigation continues. >>> developing news in eureka. staff found a priest dead in the church rectory and tonight police launched a murder investigation. his body was found in st. bernard church after he failed to show up for morning mass. he was a popular priest who taught religious studies at humboldt state university of the . >> he was a friend of mine and a tremendous person in this community. he is a tremendous person and this is a tremendous loss for our community in general. >> police say a violent crime took place, but they would not reveal how he died. they did released information about a suspect vehicle. it is a dabbing gray nissan you will tau ma hybrid with this california license plate 6ndw400. california is facing a record dry spell. 2013, the driest year on record since it began in 164 yea

. >> because of the peds, the performance enhancing drugs, it seems like almost everything is tainted. what's the solution, should everything be legal, if you do go down that road and say you can take whatever you want, what does that mean for kids? >> about what to do, i personally think this lies on the margins of this debate not the center of the debate. because the center is about more and more testing and all that really does is encourage and incentivize more and more sophisticated cheating, more and more masking agents and more and more ways to beat the tests, which more and more finding refuge with people like anthony bosch the nondoctor. prescribingprescribing medicati. basically treating players like lab rats, that's the only way, or the other way is you have to do a decriminalization program. have a conversation with experts, about what is technology and that medicine has changed over the years. >> you have to worry about kids following examples and taking those things at a very young age. >> i think kids are smarter than that. do you want to end up like alex? >> look at thi

i think it will senators coburn of oklahoma who is retiring, very well ped. ranking republican will become chairman of senate finance and senator who is senior on health committee. this is seen just piece of legislation, it could get across the board support. there will be tweaks, but with the tax credits so forth. i think it will make it harder for the president and democrats to say republicans have no alternative. >> schieffer: will there be any chance that that could pass? >> republicans in the senate and i think 2015 you can imagine republican house passing this, might even this year, whether he wants to abandoned obamacare sign on to sensible health care reform. >> schieffer: what did you think about ted cruz today? is he -- does he still enjoy the support that he had back whenever led republicans to shut down the government? >> i think he's fighting to regain his footing a little bit. i don't think there are too many people who say that was a huge success. what happened last time with the government shut down. we have laughter from democrat now because

about 17%.ped jpmorgan paid out $2.6 billion in claims tied to a ponzi scheme. >> a lot of one-time items6 million settlement tied to the ponzi scheme. also sale and visa shares and the sale of properties. analysts like to call it a noisy quarter. when you strip out one month -- some of the one-time items, jpmorgan had a profit beat of and $.40. jpmorgan set in excess of $20 billion in legal settlements in 2013. when reporters asked jamie dimon on a conference of $20 billion in legal settlements in 2013. when reporters asked jamie dimon on a conference call later on whether jpmorgan will be done with the legal headaches this year, he declined to comment and said he would to take a rain check on that. no clarity from on the upcoming legal settlement. what we learned from the earnings report and a fourth quarter is credit trends continue to improve at jpmorgan, though trading revenue and equities did miss the mark in the fourth quarter. commodities trading revenue was higher than anticipated, even as it drop seven percent from the third quarter. investment banking fees were higher than anti

herbing yeel yule ease student is ped pet yigsing the district attorney to drop a misdemeanor battery charge for this fight. giter yez says all of the harassment led up to it. >> i don't understand why the district attorney would prosecute someone who is already been a victim of bullying. i think it's a further victimization of someone who has been a target. >> strong reaction to an assault in los gatos that may be related to the knock out game. we told you about this attack last night. the victim was dropping off her daughter when she was sucker punched >> i have gals that have tasers. >> i think pepper spray is maybe a good idea i think it's safer to walk in pairs, if you can. >> the suspect described as african american man, 59 to 6 feet tall, early to mid-20s slender wearing a wheat tee shirt, blue jeans and a white baseball cap. >> there is a specific group of people, pedestrians in danger of becoming victims of traffic accidents. vic lee is live toechl plain. vic? >> in just a little while, the commander of the traffic division will be briefing on the rash of fatalities. abc7 ne

there is not one stitch of evidence that this guy possessed a ped, no one prescription from a pharmacy not one record in the clinic that says alex received a ped and as far as his testimony regarding alex receiving testosterone, it's only his word and his uncorroborated word alone and this guy is a proven, admitted liar and he has all the motivation to testify against alex because mlb is giving him a sweet deal, millions of dollars and a book deal, they've agreed to go to federal prosecutors to make sure they do what they can to get him out of a prosecution for pedaling controlled substances to minors in miami, which is unconscionable that major league baseball would put the prosecution of alex rodriguez above the safety of the youth in our society. forget about what i say, it's the science. bosch said in october of 2012 before games three and four of the playoff series between the tigers and yankees in detroit that he was there and he injected alex with testosterone. alex was randomly tested before game four and turned up negative. it would be scientifically impossible for those two f

a witness says the ped sdreens was on the phone and police arrested the driver after a good samaritan polled him this, is surveillance video of a white van involved in a hit and run accident on new year's eve. police say the van was the second vehicle to hit the pedestrian on the morning of december 31st. the driver then parked and later drove away. a black bmw was the first to hit the pedestrian >> the city of richmond is threatening to los down a mosque the fire marshal says the building is a fire hazard. abc7 news on the issue that is creating a lot of tension. >> people will die for ability to pray. they will. >> it's a warning made by richmond vice mayor because of the potential shut down of the mosque. it's a world war ii era billed. many thought it was vacant. december 31st the fire marshal was in the neighborhood and stopped by to take a look, finding dozens of violations. >> from sheet rock, fire wood the floor buckled in areas there was debris in hallways. >> yesterday a stop work placard was placed outside of the building because construction was going on inside without a k

herbing yeel yule ease student is ped pet yigsing the district attorney to drop a misdemeanor battery charge for this fight. giter yez of the harassment led up to it. >> i don't understand why the district attorney would prosecute someone who is already been a victim of bullying. i think it's a further victimization of someone who has been a target. >> strong reaction to an assault in los gatos that may be related to the knock out game. we told you about this attack last night. the victim was dropping off her daughter when she was sucker punched >> i have gals that have tasers. >> i think pepper spray is maybe a good idea i think it's safer to walk in pairs, if you can. >> the suspect described as african american man, 59 to 6 feet tall, early to mid-20s slender wearing a wheat tee shirt, blue jeans and a white baseball cap. >> there is a specific group of people, pedestrians in danger of becoming victims of traffic accidents. vic lee is live toechl plain. vic? >> in just a little while, the commander of the traffic division will be briefing on the rash of fatalities. abc7 news learn