braun would later admit to using peds and accept a 65- game suspension. cervelli and 11 other players agreed to 50-game bans. baseball gave rodriguez 211 games suspension saying he not only used peds but obstructed the investigation. rodriguez's attorney gave a statement to "60 minutes" denying his client had anything to do with leaking braun and cervelli's names to the press. marlie hall for cbs news, new york. >>> a major traffic alert in the east bay on 680. crews are still cleaning up this mess in the middle of the sunol grade. at around 5 a.m. a big rig carrying mail overturned. all lanes of the freeway were completely blocked. right now one lane is open but two lanes still remain closed. according to caltrans, the freeway should be reopened by 2 p.m. as for the mail, a spokesman for the post office says all the letters and packages were picked up but they will have to be resorted. >>> countdown to the new bay bridge is back on. the span will be opening up in less than two weeks and closed over the labor day weekend. a live look now here at the easte

peds and peds and for them, peds in their mind might be the difference between a major league careerhundreds of thousands of dollars and working in a factory or a sugar cane field in the dominican republic. so for them the calculation is it's a chance they could take. >> a-rod has suggested his salary made him an easy target. he is suggesting that and there is obviously a wink, wink, nod, nod, toward the owners of the yankees. any evidence of that? >> it seems like the yankees were doing whatever they could to keep him off the field. they were acting like his mild quad strange was a huge injury. in terms of just logic if they wouldn't have to pay this guy who is barrel a useful player it would have been logical of them not to do so but you can't prove that and really why might a-rod be kept off the field? something someone else did or something he did? >> right. don't spread the blame. >> we all lived through lance armstrong and what it took to prove that. if you want to be in the prosecution game, this isn't you punch me during a game and here is the fine. you had pine tar, it was w

he's had two hip surgeries, of course, dealt with this ped situation.. >> the last seven months has been a nightmare. it's been, you know, probably the worst time of my life, for sure. >> reporter: a-rod faces, again, a lifetime ban, potentially over 200 games and about $30 million of forfeited salary if it goes forward. an arbitrator will hear the case in the next ten days, and once that's done he or she is supposed to rule within 20 or days or so after that. but there's some other shoes that could -- issues that could potentially draw this out until after the season which ends the first part of october if the yankees don't make the playoffs. some of the players weighing in they want baseball to be clean, and some big names as well also decided to weigh in, including home run champ hank aaron. take a listen. >> the rodriguez thing is sad, you know, really. and it's sad to the point that i don't know whether he's guilty or not, but i like to say that the ball player that i saw 15, 16 years ago, i just like for him to get back to doing the things that he

if i don't defend myself, no one will. >> he did not deny using peds the second time, by the way.d point out rodriguez is allowed to play until his appeal is heard which my not happen until the season is over. we're talking baseball at the white house monday. it had nothing to do with strads. there was -- steroids. a bunch of negro league baseball players that came for a meeting with the president. i got to sit down with them. they played in the '40s stand '50s. minoso was the only man to play professionally in seven different decades. when he was 53 he was one of the only major league players to get a hit in a big league game. i got to sit down after they met with the president to talk about that experience and also talk about a-rod. >> a beautiful thing. might not express how you feel about it. you know how you feel. but express it how? >> made a comment about, you know, there was no negro league, there was no jackie robinson and the importance. i echo what he said. i'm very happy he took time from his busy schedule to have us here and recognize the importance of what negro leag

we know he's lied before about the ped use. there is a mountain of evidence against him, dave. yet you say all of this means the player's association should fight harder for him, precisely for that reason. why is that? >> alex rodriguez is loathsome. i live in takoma park, maryland, roughly a ten minute drive from my house is one of the most dilapidated not up to code housing projects in all of prince george's county, maryland. people live in squalor, no ventilation, mold everywhere. i've taken tours of the place. why am i talking about this? it is owned by ol ex rodriguez. >> john: you're kidding. >> neptune ventures, his real estate company. he owns this housing project. this has been a scandal in the local press here. not alex rodriguez but the conditions in which people live. on top of that, alex rodriguez is somebody who has given literally thousands upon thousands of dollars to anti-union political candidates and yet now the union and i know the head of the union, michael wiener is holding his nose having to do this. they need to defend alex rodriguez precisely because he

i think we all agree we want to get rid of peds.hat's a must. i think all the players, we feel that way. but when other stuff is going on in the background and people are finding creative ways to cancel your contract and stuff like, that i think that's concerning for me, it's concerning for president, and i think it should be concerning for future players as well. there is a process. i'm excited about the way i feel tonight and i'm going to keep fighting. >> reporter: now, fredricka, there's speculation that the new york yankees front office would not mind if alex rodriguez were to be suspended rather than rejoin his team. the yankees are on the hook to pay him over $100 million of guaranteed salary up until 2017 but they would not have to pay him that salary if he were suspended for peds. now, it's believed major league baseball is going to finally make an announcement on monday. you know, we expected it to happen sometime last week. it did not. there are reports that they've given a number of players a decision to make by tomorrow

the fog forecast, a lot of it tomorrow morning, all the way into the livermore valley, into the ped a lum a -- petaluma area. 90s are -- look at sacramento. we're looking at 80s. clear lake tomorrow, one of the hot spots. livermore at 86. the forecast high in the santa clara valley, 87, and along the coast, low 60s. >> tomorrow's the last day to settle down. high pressure attempts to build in and then we get a stabilization of the temperatures, fog at the coast and we just get chill, coolie coast, and mild bay. heather we'll be back with an update on the 10:00 news. >>> and a silicone valley text giant launches an effort to bring the internet to everyone and google glass may still be a far off vision, but one with start up is already putting together a next generation app for you. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd ha

denying a report that someone in his inner circle leaked the names of two players currently serving peduspensions: milwaukee's ryan braun and his yankee teammate francisco cervelli. rodriguez claims this is another attempt to tarnish his image. and a reminder. the 31st running of the arlington million is tomorrow at arlington park. you can see it on wgn at 5:00 with dan roan, eddie olczyk and howard sudberry. it's also streaming on wgn-tv.com, and it will be rebroadcast at 8:00 on cltv. that is a big day at arlington. that's the news for this friday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com. for all of us here, have a good night. hi everybody - im julian crews. it's great to have you along! were cruising the heartland again and our journey begins on the water because here in illinois and across the midwest the water flows to the same place, americas greatest river. six river miles north of the arch, were off the grid. removed from the stress of modern life as you fall under the sway of the mississippi. youre starting to quiet

and headlining, a group of 13 major leaguers that have been suspended by major league baseball for peds and of course, alex rodriguez, he'll be punished through the 2014 season, a total of 214 games, and he's appealing the suspension, he's starting today, and got a base hit his first at bat. in speekd to the media, he was less than apologetic. >> i am sure there's mistakes made along the way, we're here now, i'm a human being, i've had to a hip surgeries, and knee sshlgs, i'm fighting for my life. >> i want him to focus on what he needs to do to help us as a team, i'm not going to give him advice on how to handle it. i don't think that's my position. but i do need him to be focused when he's out there, and if there's distractions getting in, then i will talk to him. >> focused enough to get a hit his first at bat. and wheen while -- meanwhile, other players suspended, like cruz, cruz will be out 50 games as will the tigers peralta, and cabrera, and all of them all stars this year. >> wow, what a day in baseball. >> it continues. >> thanks. >>> 10:00 news tonight, we're seeing the facebo

. >> do you denied that you use ped. >> like i said, we'll have a form to discuss all of that.disappointed with the news today, no questions about it but at some point we'll sit in front and give our case. >> now all the players received 50 games suspension there are going to forgo appeals and just ride this thing out be eligible to play in the season. he's going to fight rodriguez, and by appealing he can stay and remain for the season. >> all right, a lot of boos for him tonight. in chicago against the white sox, he went 1 for 4 and the yankees were blowing out, final of 8 to 1. rodriguez his first game after missing 110 recovering hips surgeries. the giants home from the road from dead night. [ cheering and applause ] >>> all right, bob and garcia's daughter drawer daughter. one of the other folks singing the national anthem. and it is a ground rule double, the giants that would have been 2-1 milwaukee. it i. . bottom 8 after the giants takine lead of the broken bad single. giants scored 3 run in the bottom of the 8. they snapped at 7 games home losing streak. patrick willis

we're not really sure, but it's not just the connection with the peds.e? >> jhonny peralta, a shortstop for the tigers. nelson cruz, an outfield everybody for the texas rangers. those are good players on contending teams. there's some other guys. obviously the big one was ryan braun, an mvp in 2011. these already taken a suspension, 65 games. it's not -- that doesn't affect the season that much. the brewers aren't very good. but he's gone. he was probably the biggest name besides rodriguez. >> how do you think the game will change as players truly feel if they're messing with something, even on the edges of something questionable, they may be singled out and it may cost them big time? >> i think the attitude is shifting a little bit in baseball. i don't think the players want the peds in the game. they don't want it at all. i mean, there was a point if you didn't use peds you couldn't compete, you were losing your job to another guy. it's obviously not that spread anymore, not that big of an epidemic. i think most of the players are on board. they don't

but have you ever stop ped to really add it all up? the staggering amount you'll spend before they even head to college. >> 70s near the water, widespread 90s again inland. 94 in antioch. but another change on the way! ,,,,,,,,,, house on wigeon way in suis city. inside -- 485 plants a ne and >>> a million dollar pot bust. authorities were tipped off to a house, inside 485 plants with a street value of nearly $1.5 million. police also confiscated 15 ounces of processed pot. the house has been declared unlivable. >>> in another silicon company, more big cuts. cisco is cutting about 4,000 jobs. that's about 5% of its workforce. its earnings and revenue grew in the latest quarter, but it didn't measure up to wall street's expectations. cisco shares tumbled 9% in after-hours trading. >>> more and more people are illegally dumping garbage on the streets of oakland. >> reporter: caught in the act. a neighbor recorded these men dumping furniture, mattresses, and other trash onto a sidewalk. they unloaded the u-haul truck in broad daylight. ne

he got his peds from an anti-aging clinic in florida called biogenesis is of america. since then, he's accused of recruiting other athlete to the clinic and lying about it and trying to destroy evidence. you know, guy stuff. lawyers for rodriguez said they would fight any lifetime ban, then he could possibly return to play. while the appeals process is taking hold. so the question is what impact will all of this have on what used to be america's past time? well, nadia is the founder and host of caught offbase with nadia.com. a show chock-full of great interviews with nadia and various athlete and celebrity the and even a lot of my guys on the new york mets. >> thank you for having me. >> john: great to have you here. we just saw ryan braun of the milwaukee briers get a 65-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. eight others could get 50 game suspensions. what is this doing to the perception of the game at this point? it is like the catholic church. can the p.r. get any worse? >> it is pretty bad. baseball took such a hit off the strike in the '90s so it

i think more often than not a lot of people look at peds and say to themselves you know what? it's a sign of the times. there's too much money to be made. if i'm an athlete at that point in time, i might look for an advantage. i'm not saying it's right or wrong or that i would do it, but people go out and say if i can go out there and become a $10 million or $11 million a year ballplayer instead of a $4 million player, you know what? i might go do that. >> mark, the way to promote more home runs. you narrow the strike zone. you shrink the strike zone. make it tough on the pitchers. bring in the outfield run walls if you want more home runs. you're making it sound like baseball was in cahoots on the drugs. >> no, i'm not saying they were in cahoots. did they turn a blind eye? there is no doubt about it. they did. and i understand it had to be collectively bargained with the players association. and at that time jean orza and donnell fehr, and they did not want to have drug testing in major league baseball until it became so rampant. but there's no doubt about it, chris. you loo

braun would later admit to using peds and accept a 65- game suspension. cervelli and 11 other players agreed to 50-game bans. baseball saved the most severe suspension 211 games for rodriguez. it claims he not only used peds but he tried to obstruct mlb's investigation. rodriguez's attorney gave a statement to "60 minutes" denying his client had anything to do with leaking braun and cervelli's names to the press. marlie hall for cbs news, new york. >> leaking the names to the press is a violation of baseball's collective bargaining agreement. if mlb is able to tie rodriguez to that leak, it would seriously damage his chances of winning the appeal of his suspension. >>> the on-again, off-again bay bridge september deadline is finally on but in order to get it open, the entire bridge has to close. the bridge will shut down at 8 p.m. august 28th and won't open until 5 a.m. on tuesday, september 3. kpix 5's anne makovec is showing us the closure that will make way for the opening of the new bay bridge. the countdown is on, anne. >> reporter: yeah. two weeks f

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i think more often than not a lot of people look at peds and say it's a sign of the times.there's too much money to be made. if i'm an athlete, i might look for an advantage. not saying that i would do it, but people go out and say if i can go out there and become a $10 million or $11 million a year dollar player, you know what? i might go do that. >> mark, the way to promote more home runs. you narrow the strike zone. you shrink the strike zone. make it tough on the pitchers. bring in the outfield run walls if you want more home runs. you're making it sound like baseball was in cahoots on the drugs. no, did they turn a blind eye? no doubt about it. they did it ph to be collectively bargained with the players association. at that time, gene orza and damaged fear. they did not want to have a drug testing in major league baseball till it became so rampant. there's no po doubt about it, you look at the effect that peds and steroids had on the impact on professional baseball, it has been wide blown. at one point in time, the majority of the players were doing them. >> i want to

. >> when this project is done, instead of having 35,000 ped treian visitors as we will have on a sunnyay like today, we will have 70,000 visitors. so the long term economic impact has the opportunity to transform what the city of seattle is. >> david chuter, al jazeera. >> well, seattle's expected to be done by the end of 2015. the waterfront will be ready foryears later. after one job on the job, big bertha has hit a bump. fiberglass strands got stuck around the drill, with that problem solved they now have a labor dispute on their hands. ken, the criticism of this big dig is the same criticism of all publicly financed major infrastructure projects. the government figures it out. it is didn't market that figures it out. there are often cost overreturns and in the end taxpayers don't get a return. what are your thoughts on how you should think about infrastructure projects? >> well, i think one match up is just comparestous the roast of the world, where we have been lagging for a long time on a couple of things like you mentioned about repairing roads but also on more ambitious innovat

a dozen players were suspended for allegedly using peds.ll us when that official word comes down on rodriguez's suspension, the suspension will be monumental lasting the entire 2014 season. the 38-year-old will be allowed to play while he appeals the decision. rodriguez has said he is planning to play tonight in chicago taking on the white sox. for the record, the other players did not appeal their 50 game suspensions. >>> meanwhile, the ncaa is reportedly investigating the reining heisman trophy winner, johnny manziel. the man nick naimd johnny football is accused of accepting money for signing autographs last january. that's illegal for college athletes. manziel was the first freshman to win the heisman trophy. he led texas a&m to a cotton bowl victory and his presence has them ranking the aggiess to the title. >>> to the pool where cal freshman missy franklin continues to set records. yesterday she won a record sixth gold medal at the world championships in barcelona. the 18-year-old becomes the winningest female swimmer ever at the worl

we'll post a link to that op-ped on our website that you mentioned.s for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, the speaker of the house and a reindeer and a lawmaker from american samoa converge in the strange political netherworld that we call august. stay with us. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the it card, so we won't hike up your apr for paying late. that's great! it is great! thank you. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card with late payment forgiveness. plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+

suzanna martinez and west virginia congresswoman shelly mark ped dough are two of the prominent women leaders mentioned by a new super pac. recruiting more republican women to run for office. >>> thousands rallied in washington saturday for the 50th anniversary of the 1963 march on washington. john lewis talked about what it was like before that historic march. >> when i first came to washington in 1961, the same year that president barack obama was born to go on freedom rides, black people and white people couldn't be seated on a bus or a train together to travel through the south. >> former secretary of state colin powell commented on the trayvon martin verdict on "face the nation." >> i think that it will be seen as a questionable judgment on the part of the judicial system down there, but i don't know if it will have staying power. these cases come along and blaze across the midnight sky and then after a period of time they're forgotten. >>> texas senator ted cruz admitted republicans do not have the votes to defund obama care, but says he is, quote, not convinced that president o

members of rodriguez's camp in february prematurely released the name of a player suspected using peds, that would be a direct violation of the collective bargaining agreement and would strike a major league blow to his appeal. rodriguez flatly denies he had any knowledge of anyone in his inner circle back in february leaking these documents. his case is scheduled to be heard by an arbitrator in the next few weeks. norah, jeff. >> don dahler, thank you. >>> new deaths are reported in egypt this morning. tens of thousands are back on the streets, defying the country's state of emergency. the muslim brotherhood calls this a day of rage. charlie d'agata is in cairo. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: friday prayers are over and demonstrators are already under way here in cairo, alexandria and elsewhere. we've already heard live gunfire just a few blocks away from here. now, the muslim brotherhood say they're planning 28 separate marches and they'll all converge in ramses square about a mile from taherer square but they have to get through the government forces first. forcing them, the go

he thinks of them. >> i don't think there is any room for pedestrians in baseball. -- peds in baseball. i think the record should be accomplished the right way. and i think it's through hard work. i don't believe in shortcuts because i think everyone gets short-changed when there is shortcuts. i believe the only way to do it through hard work. >> shepard, game time is in about an hour in chicago. back to you. >> shepard: now to 12 players who opted not to challenge the suspension. team fox coverage continues. trace gallagher on that part of the story. of the remaining dozen, a couple are big names. >> yeah, in fact, shep, if you look at this list, six of them aren't even in the big leagues anymore. six that have been sent down to the minor leagues. one that's on the disabled list. and one more that has already been released. of the four remaining names, the two big ones are nelson cruz, he is a right fielder for the texas rangers. he leads his team in home runs and rbis and he said he took performance enhancing drugs because of a preseason intestinal virus saying quoting here, i made a

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the porcine epidemic diarrhea virus, also known as ped, has been reported in about 200 hog facilities from new york to south dakota and as far south as arkansas. the virus was previously known to exist only in europe and china. "this could be something that pe hoof-and-mouth disease we saw in the u.k. about 15 years ago, or it could be something that's localized. ultimately, the pork industry here in the states is almost a $100 billion industry, and what percentage of that is affected will probably be small." that was commodities trader scott shellady. he adds that concerns are heightened because the u.s. just sold its largest pork producer, smithfield foods, to china. still to come, light at the end of the tunnel... the bright spots in europe's recovery. that's later. plus, what some hotel chains are doing to ease labor tensions. but first, housing help: how to submit your housing recovery questions to the president for an answer. that's coming up. president obama continues his campaign-style tour on middle- class issues across the country this week. today, he's in phoenix, an area h

. >> reporter: yes, tony, a lot of sports are looking at how to test for perks for peds. they said the union led by smith is simply holding the testing hostage, and congress may be forced to force testing in the nfl. players for the bucs have found infection mrsa. if not treated properly, mrsa can be life-threatening. >> recapping our top stories, in a dad hassan, the admi admittedt hood shooter a has been found guilty of the rampage that left 14 soldiers dead. and sergeant robert bales received a life sentence without parole. bales pleaded guilty to the 2009 shooting spree, part of a deal to not receive death penalty. >>> and president obama sent one of his top officials to damascus to investigate the claim of chemical weapons. for more on the chemical weapons investigation, amy joins us. good to talk to you. the u.n. says, as you know, it wants clarity that this was an actual chemical attack near damascus. why are you so certain that chemical weapons were used and the assad regime was behind the attack. >> well, it's very clear if one looks at the videos that were up lo

the system, improving the performance of muni, improving the safety and accessibility of the bike and ped networks that there are additional needs we're not funding. when we think about the funding needs for transportation we can think about it in three buckets. one is bring the system into a current state of good repair and enhancing what we have and through the transit effectiveness project and the pedestrian and bicycle proves and expansion to meet the growing demand, so here's just examples of where some of the big buckets of needs are as we look to the future and ranging from what the pedestrian strategy identified as $363 million for walking infrastructure, up to more than $3 billion for full -- not just replacement of muni fleet, but doing the capital maintenance that is required over the life of the vehicles that muni has not been resourced to do in the last generation, so as the fleet gets towards the end of its useful life it's not degrading in performance such as we seeing on the streets today. in terms of the operating budget and putting aside the structural gasp and even when

physically he never showed the signs of peds. he gradually gained weight over his career unlike some stars whose bodies swelled while allegations of steroid use swirled around them. >> players use for different reasons. not everyone ends up looking like a comic book character. >> reporter: for young fans today, disappointment. >> i think a-rod was a great player and a hero but now he's just nobody. >> reporter: if that suspension does go through, we might not see a-rod play here until the middle of 2015. he'll be 40 years old, but he may still have about $95 million left on his contract. diane? >> this is going to be a big dual in the days ahead and a very public one. we thank you, matt gutman. >>> now we turn to that terror alert we have been tracking throughout the weekend, the one that shut down american embassies around the globe. we have news tonight about al qaeda and its targets and a possible contact here in the united states. abc's chief foreign affairs correspondent martha raddatz reporting in from washington now. marth

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guilty or not guilty, there is a process that has to take place, and when a-rod first got caught with ped'st initial reaction was wow. after all of these years, i'm thinking you are this kind of player, but you had to resort to this to be that player. it seems to me that he is not respecting the system. they have a system in place, and if you fail once and you are still doing it after that, that means you are not suspecting the system, and you just feel like you can't play without it. >> reporter: if you were the commissioner of baseball, how would you handle that alex rodriguez situation? >> if you are injecting yourself with something and it is a straight steroid, you are ban for life. if they are taking a prescription, you have to take their word for it if they don't have the paperwork. but if you don't and you are injecting yourself to enhance yourself, that should be a ban for life. >> reporter: how much anger average did you have when you were linked to the mitchell report and the aledged steroid report? >> they still to this day can't tell you what i did. they still say he did this o

in 2007 he went national television and tote katie couric he never took peds. later admits taking them earlier in his career when he was younger and naive. in 2002 and 2 003 i took them but nothing since. >> but obstruction in tampering that outraged the commissioner bud selig. >> yeah. the pattern of behavior to consider himself allegedly above the rules, above the law. what pete rose did, that was a personal thing. it could have been -- >> and he still claims that he didn't bet against the reds. which is a huge difference. >> right. >> let me ask you. as i read article 11 for the collective bargaining agreement, commissioner bud selig has unfettered discretion to ban alex rodriguez for life. >> yes. very broad powers. and some are saying he may not envoc that under the circumstances. may try to work with the union to find a resolution here. but there's no love lost here between the parties. >> you know. a lot has been written that if a-rod does try to challenge this and go to arbitration, that might so provoke the commissioner that he will envoc the lifetime

and, when a-rod first got caught with peds.ut of all these years i'm thinking you're this kind of player but you had to do resort to this just to be that player. it just seems to me that he's not respected and they have a system in place and we're still doing it after that and that means you're not respecting the system and you can't play well. >> if you were the commission, how would they hand to alex? >> if you are injecting yourself with something and that's a steroid, that's ban for life. if somebody said that they take aderol or somebody say they are doing something else, i have to take they word for it if they have the paperwork. but if you don't and you injecting yourself to enhance yourself, i think that's a ban for life. everything else it should be considered than the guidance of the system. >> tell me, how much anger did you have when you read the report and the alleged steroid use? >> they still to this day can't tell you what i did. they say, he did this or he did that, when you're talking about how i got involved.

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. >> how easy is it if r the players to fwget the peds. >> some of the people said it's as easy as goingitamins that may or may not be safe for you or go to the veterinarian and get there substance which is sold over the counter, proprescription, no need to monitor the dosage. it's very, very open. it's widely available. >> if you can buy it over the counter what can be done. >> not a whole lot in the area. there's a lot being done in the area of provengs. some of these teams that are training the kids have doctors on staff that are frequently monitoring the kids for signs they may be using some of these substances. some kids that have heart conditions already need to be monitor monitored. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, it's hot. not just for a lot of you in states, it's record breaking heat for some innize ya. >> one country is telling people turn off your air-conditioners or the power will go out. >>> these are the refrigerator pants. this is how you stay cool. we'll talk about that. >> chad meyers might be wearing some. how much do you love it? animation is hot...and

that they are inadequately train ped.t they don't have appropriate standard to ensure consumer privacy is protected and there is a minimal amount of time to make sure this gets done right. what happened is 13 attorneys generals got together and said it is time we got answers from the obama administration about ways to improve privacy protection in our country. the truth is that you if you look at the obama care implementation, we're three and a half years in and now these navigators are going to be expected to comply within 32 days to train literally thousands and thousands of p em with really vague standard. i think that puts consumer privacy at risk and that's a big problem for this implementation. >> why the rush? we did know about the healthcare law and exchanges and time lines, right? >> well, i think we did. but this is one step of many where the administration failed to implement the law on a timely basis. we saw it just recently with respect to the timing mandate. we saw it with respect to the application of caps

that would eliminate peds now and for ever more.rodriguez mar que player of the 13 suspended. you think the 211 game suspension is legit. to snout a suspension like that takes precedent. second failed game hundred. and alex never formally been suspeppeded and this is technically his first suspension and 211 is unprecedented and never throw up. >> how fast can you throw it? >> as i am sitting here 63. non a good day. you can. you can turn on me. >> you are a great relover in your day. i appreciate you coming on. >> not a problem. >> and in other news, the duke dynasty willie robertson heard a couple planning on getting married were calling off their ceremony because willie was in the area and they wanted to so him. they got married in the fold near pittsburg and did it in full cameo and willie showed up. full cameo and willie showed up. thanks for watching and have let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, de

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. >> it is different to say ped's bragging someone down.think this autograph and then will bring down best guess is it a career ender for him and now. >> he is now one of these pro prospects that would just shoot through the roof. he was already a fantastic college player, i did not know of brought the pros. there is a kid and all i will statandat ohio state who hs been involved in something. they suspended him. it is not to mention, he is like there were a college player. by eye on him become a standard approach are limited because of his size and the things they do. he is not a pastor. a again, you have to ask yourse >> did he sign these autographs as a chance to get them sold on ebay? >> that will be hard. it is hard to imagine that someone just made this up. >> but giants and a's and both lost. he managed to strike out on one pitch. the umpire stated that it was a strike and he had a problem with that. he argued at least about a box, within 9 seconds the umpire said strike to, then struck three. he told him to get back in the box and he

rachel, obviously, this is not the end of steroids and peds in baseball, might it be a sort of turning point that we're seeing? >> yeah. i think this is the most interesting part about this story, john. this is really a sea change. in the mcgwire sosa era, you saw those teammates perform a pro-techtv nook around those players and nobody wanted to talk about steroids. now in clubhouses around the country, we are seeing players speak out saying we don't want cheaters in our game or competing against them for jobs. i think that change will not only shift the public and younger players decide whether or not to take performance enhancing drugs. we will always see people who try to cheat but could see the percentages change. >> you're at a golf course following a superstar who battled back from controversy, very different controversy, not cheating in the game but life problems, talking to tiger woods. you spoke to tiger woods this week, coming off his 79th pga tour win last week. how is his comeback going? how are fans treating him on the course? >> fans here love him because they want to se

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he's facing allegations of taking performance enhancing drugs or peds.from the league could come down any moment. i want to bring in bob nighti nightingale. good journalism up any inside intel when this might happen. we've been waiting and it siems like this will be the day it happens. >> it will definitely happen today. sometime around this afternoon. the biggest news already is nelson cruz will have to accept the suspension which means it's a huge play for the playoff hopes. >> what about a-rod. he said he will fight the suspension and he plans to play tonight. can he do that? >> he has the right to appeal. he's going to be the only one not to accept the suspension. he'll be in lineup playing third base for the yankees. it should be an interesting crowd to see the reaction. >> what do you think the reaction will be? >> i think it's a ton of booing. it will be like barry bonds toward the end of going for hank aaron's record. i don't know if a-rod will be beloved in new york. he'll be boo eed heavily where goes. >> explain how baseball is different from