the highlights, interviews with a pedro martinez and microphone reluctant suzuki. >>> the braves in the by the red sox in 2004. he deals with the issue of performance enhancing drugs. getting introduce on the subject of peds like baseball commissioner bud selig and fans like chris rock. >> people get upset. who in the whole country wouldn't take a pill to make more money at their job? you would. if there was a pill and you get paid like steven spielberg, you would take the pill. you just would. >> i am joined by filmmaker ken burns. baseball the tenth inning premiers on pbs and the cup was not from water. you will do testing for both of us. >> cheers. >> thank you very much. >> your standards for doing the series have been consistent and the part of america that allows us to see the whole of america. what about baseball in the last 16 years tells us about the country in the last 16 years. >> what doesn't? the deregulation was rampant in the 90s and allowed the steroids to flood and the players to take whatever they wanted with impunity and without worry of punishment. we live in a farm

howard bryant or pedro martinez -- >> pedro is so surprising.unbelievable interview with him and ichiro and joe torre. marcus in particularly in the top of the tenth is so moving. he knows barry bonds. he's a fan of the giants. he knows what it is to be a hispanic-american growing up in america without the role models and with the resistance in baseball is at least what rewarded that group in the midst of an era we are talking against them. and i think that in some ways it's torre and pedro in terms of the people who played and howard bryant is great and so is tom and so many people and so are you. >> no, no, no, no. >> you don't get the opening statement for nothing, buster. >> far be it for me to question your film making but the first voice you hear sort of sets the tone for the whole thing and you open with this lunk who is talking about drowning in the river. >> no, no, no, this is the only game that goes forwards and backwards at the same time, and that's the thing. you go to somebody who is trying to convince you at a bar that football is