"i asked roger about hgh and told him that rogers said he had used it. brian became angry. he told me that rogers should not have told me about his use of hgh because it was supposed to be confidential. mr. mcnamee, do you remember that conversation? >> yes, sir. >> did that happen? >> yes. >> your time has expired. but everybody understands the damage of steroids and hgh. mr. mcnamee, let me start with you. you mentioned in your earlier statement that number of times you inducted players has risen every time you have testified. you alleged mr. clemens used with five other people. why has the number continue to change before coming clean each time? >> thank you for the question. the beginning of the investigation with the pro- government -- i did not know which questions they were going to ask me. i had no recollection of the amounts of time. it was not part of my regime ine. the players would tell me when and where i would do it. i downplay it because i did not want to hurt players even though i told the truth about their injections and use. as i lifted this for the last f

pettitte who really seemingly had to reason to lie about rogers use of drugs said that roger admitted to him that he had used human growth hormone. so some people who are really close to roger are going into great detail about his drug use and of course rogers's adamantly denying it. >> brown: so what is his reputation now on an off the mound. how big a fall from grace is this for what is, after all, at least in baseball terms, one of the all time great pitchers. so where does that stand now? >> it's huge. on the field you're talking about a guy who is the best pitcher of his generation. now we've got the best hitter of his generation, barry bonds and the best pitcher of his generation, roger clemens, both under indictment for lying to investigators. or perjury, anyway. and it's a huge fall from grace. we have been absolutely a first ballot hall of famer, along with barry bonds. they're both up for voting for the first time in 2013. and off the field while he was seen as an intense guy, off the field he dealt with a lot of yourt program, what is seen as an icon for young people. and i

pettit road, "in 1999 or 2000, i had a conversation with roger clemens in which roger told me he had taken human growth hormone." this conversation occurred in texas -- human growth hormone. this conversation occurred in texas and he did not tell me where he got it, but he did tell me that his body -- it helped his body recovered. i told my wife, laura, about it soon after." in 2005 -- "in 2005 i had a conversation with roger in kissimmee, fla.. i asked him what he would say if asked by reporters if he ever used performance enhancing drugs. when i asked -- when he asked me what i meant, i told him that he had told me he used hgh. roger responded by a telling me that i must have misunderstood him. he claimed it was his wife, debbie, who used hgh. i said, oh, ok, not because i agreed, but because i was not going to argue with him. shortly after that, i told my wife, laura, about the second conversation with roger about hgh and his comment about his wife." that is what mr. pettit told us in his affidavit. and this is what his wife, mrs. padgett, wrote. "in 1999 or 2000, andy told me he

uh, roger mentioned the capital standards. i think the basel capital standards that was worked out in international community had tons of flaws and was one of the contributors to the severity of the crisis we had. so, one, i don't think the track record is very good. and i would also say, just as diversification is important in your own investment portfolio, i think the diversification of approaches to regulation is important, because we don't ahead of time know what the right regulatory scheme actually is. >> mark calabria, the director of financial regulation studies at the cato institute in washington, and roger kubarych, an adjunct senior fellow for economics and finance at the counsel on foreign relations. thank you both for being with us on great decisions. and thk you, as well, for joining us on great decisions this week. i'm ralph begleiter. >> to learn more about topics discussed on great decisions, visit our website at greatdecisions.org. >> great decisions is available on dvd. to order, visit: shoppbs.org. or cl, 1-

>> roger clemens indicted. the superstar pitcher, the the superstar rocket, charged with lying to akingess about taking steroids. the rowing threat, the expands.de egg recall expands. more people sick, more brands volved.d. >>> and love test, the brain scans that can show if couples are really in love. show ifu take the test? this couple did. >>> good evening. day fullen a day full of unhappy surprises on the job on the rn thatn that half a million americans filed new unemployment laims last week. the highest number since never. a key member of manufacturing schank sclarng to its highest level in a year, and the overall economy will grow at half the rate they expected last summer. those reports those reports helped push the dow sharply lower, and president denta responded pushing congress for legislation to get small businesses hiring again. ses going like everything we saw today was going in the wrong direction. today >> it really is another sign of direction. how weak this economy still is. his is the third w

legendary pitcher roger clemens is expected to plead not guilty today in federal court.he 48-year-old will be arraigned on six charges he lied to congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs. >> let me be clear, i have never taken steroids or hgh. >> reporter: in 2008 before lawmakers, clemens denied taking steroids or human growth hormone but at the same hearing his former trainer brian mcnamee claimed he injected the baseball player with those drugs more than 30 times between 1998 and 2001. >> throughout the course of the years it was winstrol, also known as stanozolol, testosterone, steroids and hgh. >> reporter: the indictment charges clemens with one counted of obstruction, three counts of making false statements and two counts of perjury. federal prosecutors reportedly offered him a plea deal but he rejected. his attorney has refused to comment on the details of the proposal just saying his client is innocent. >> roger didn't use steroids. he didn't use hgh. and he didn't lie to congress about it. >> strikeout number 4,000. >> reporter: clemens stepped off

but roger clemens has not been tried. we have not seen witnesses against him. >> we saw one during the hearings. >> mitchell did not believe the clemons, and a grand jury did not believe roger clemens, his account. but maybe when there is a trial, this will turn out differently. having been in the position of prejudging people before and eating my words, i think i will just cool it on this one. >> the real indicator is that almost no one in baseball believes what did clemmons -- believes roger clemens. the other one is barry bonds, a seven-time mvp, and no one has ever approached that did the best picture of his era, the best hitter, and they are so out of proportion, out of line with the best of their contemporaries, everybody in baseball understands that this is not natural ability. everybody is suspicious, even though the standards of justice are high and you may not get a jury to convict. but neither of them will ever get into the hall of fame. convicted or not. everybody suspects that these guys we cheaters. >> bobby

. >>> rocket blast baseball great roger clemens indicted on charges of lying to congress about steroids. >>> and cleared for takeoff? a wild police chase in dallas >>> and cleared for takeoff? a wild police chase in dallas ends up on an airport runway. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with a nightmare that is finally over. that's how a u.s. marshal described yesterday's capture of the last of three inmates who escaped from an arizona prison and his alleged accomplice. police say john mccluskey and his fiancee and cousin casslyn welch were arrested after an alert forest ranger spotted their stolen vehicle at a campground in northeastern arizona, then called in the s.w.a.t. team. >> mr. mccluskey was lying down on the campground. he was taken into custody, and he made a statement at that time or a few minutes later that if he had gotten back to the tent, there was a gun there and that he would have killed the officers involved. >> they were

former star pitcher roger clemens is charged with lying to congress about performance-enhancing drugs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, august 20, 2010. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm emily smith in for betty nguyen. one of the biggest manhunts in this country in years is over. it was a dramatic capture at an arizona campground last night. u.s. marshals arrested the last of three prison escapees and the woman who allegedly helped in the prison break. let's get the latest from whit johnson. good morning. >> reporter: emily, good morning. in the end, fugitive john mccluskey was found in a sleeping bag and arrested without incident. but this manhunt led authorities through several states, all the way up to the canadian border and back down to arizona. authorities put john mccluskey back in handcuffs last night, ending a nationwide manhunt. >> the nightmare that started on july 30th is finally over. >> reporter: mccluskey and his fiancee and cousin, casslyn welch were arrested after a forest ranger spotted them at a catch ground if springerville, arizona. the d

it's set at a bar and it's hosted by roger federer. you guys know roger federer?heers ] amazing tennis player. a swiss tennis player. a great guy. but i have to say, it's weird to me that he has his own show because he definitely doesn't need the money. he's the number one tennis player, and he tells everyone that. [ light laughter ] but he's not even the greatest talker. i mean, english is like his sixth language or something like that. it's sort of got a monotone voice. it's the weirdest show ever. it's kind of -- i don't know. just see for yourself. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, thank you for coming to "at the bar" with me, roger federer. [ laughter ] it's great to be here at the bar. sometimes, you know, i like to come here and relax and, you know, with all these different types of beverages you can have. and we just kind of get together and sit here at the bar. ♪ [ laughter ] now is the time of "at the bar" where we talk about the sports. you know, the wimbledon is happening now. and i'm the best, and i'm winning again. rafael nadal, my biggest competition is

but nadal is the man who made roger federer cry after beating him at the australian open in 2009.knows the feeling. have you ever cried after you've lost? >> a few times, yes. >> reporter: you have cried after you lost? >> yeah, few times. >> reporter: why? >> emotions. impossible to control. when i lose a match and i tried my best. sometimes, difficult to accept and to see that -- positive thing. >> reporter: nadal is a very private 24-year-old. he likes to spend as much time as he can back home on the pristine spanish island of mallorca with his friends and family whom he still lives with. do you still really live at home? >> yeah, yes, i live at home for sure. >> reporter: you're 24 years old. you've made pretty good money. think it's time to move out soon? >> not in my case. >> reporter: does your mom still make you clean your room? >> oh, yeah, sure. yeah. that's one of the parts i really have to improve there. >> reporter: you ever say, mom, i've won five french opens and two wimbledons, maybe my room can be messy? >> no, my mom wants to have the house very good. and sometim

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no roger, no pennant. >> we don't care what roger does off the field, as long as we get a pennant in>> reporter: which is why recently boston gave clemens the sweetest deal in all baseball. $5.3 million a year guaranteed for four years. >> i'll be the first one to tell you that a police officer or a teacher are the most underpaid people in the country. they should be making the dollars that we make as athletes. but there's only 200 pitchers in major leagues. if you or your cameraman could throw 95 miles an hour from 60 feet on a seven-inch plate at will, you'd be pushing me for my job. >> reporter: so great is his control that when clemens set a record by striking out 20 batters in a game, he didn't walk a single one of them. hall of fame stuff. but ask clemens himself and he'll tell you he's just doing what comes naturally. >> i don't look at myself like a superstar. they have, you know, people tell me that in boston too. i don't consider myself a larry bird. >> now wait a second, you're saying you don't think of yourself as a superstar? >> no, i don't consider myself a superstar. >

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rogers: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the ranking republican on the judiciary committee, mr. smith of texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: madam speaker, i want to thank the gentleman from kentucky, a senior member of the appropriations committee, for yielding me time. madam speaker, i support the passage of this bill. additional funds for border security are always a step in the right direction. but if the democrats were serious about immigration enforcement, they would include more funds for interior enforcement. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement says it doesn't have enough resources to enforce our immigration laws. yet, this bill contains no funds for enforcement that is needed to protect jobs for citizens and legal immigrants. last week an illegal immigrant drunk driver killed a nun and critically injured two others. he had two earlier convictions for drunk driving. if i.c.e. had sufficient funds for enforcement, this

ok up brings us to tennis for andy murray is preparing to defend his canadian open title against roger federer following victory over a doll in the semifinals that fed express meanwhile he's seeking to tie his on murray's head to head tally at six wins apiece unless the rogers cup for a third time in the process he'll have it all to do against the scot though murray handing world number one the dow his worst defeat of the year with a six three six four straight sets win the twenty three year old hoping his new found aggressive style will finally earn him his first title of the new decade he could also become the first man since under i guess he in one thousand nine hundred five to win the event in consecutive years i finally those who dive from the skies for a living have come together in the moscow region the globe's top professional skydivers taking part in the swooping world championships constantine to top off went along to find that more. do you think it's possible to invent something new in parachuting to make it even more exciting and dangerous the answer is yes canopy piloting

with us because if you don't or you blink of this most recent video to go viral starring tennis star roger federate will take a quick check of traffic looking at the james link or traffic is moving slowly particularly on the lower deck of the bay bridge. time now for tech talk with gabe slate. this is the new black berry torch, it runs on at&t's network this is blackberries big attempt at a phone that can compare and compete with the iphone and android phones. it is the coolest, hippest blackberry yet. it was designed with the young and socially connected crowd in mind. it is a touch screen and it has a slide out physical keyboard. it is very light weight, very small, a kind of like that. a powerful smart phone packed full of features but, it fits in a pocket easily. blackberry does have an ap store where you can download aps, like iphone or android phone. they do not have as many aps, but they certainly have enough. the torch runs on the new blackberry 6 operating system, it is a new interface easier to look at and navigate through. it simplifies quickly checking your e-mail's, messages a

roger ibbotson joins us from the c.m.e. group. welcome back to "nightly business report." >> great to be here. >> tom: what do you make of today's selloff, a buying signal or selling off in the months of september and october. >> obviously, we have learned once again that the market is risky. on the other hand, there are opportunities in risks like this, and i actually think the stock market is a healthier position than the economy. the economy is pretty weak. >> tom: clearly we've seen that with corporate profits up by better than 30% over the past year. is there a disconnect between the corporate economy and the real economy? >> well, i would -- there is a disconnect because they were once doing reasonably well, and the economy is not doing really well. but what corporations have been doing is cutting their costs. if they get top-line growth, they'll actually do really well. when the real economy picks up, it will definitely help the corporate sector. >> tom: you are confident the real economy will pick up? >> eventually. not im

james rogers reports for thestreet.com. he joins us from the nasdaq. nice to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> tom: intel sparked interest in the space of the $8 billion bid with security firm mcafee. so what makes them think there are more deals to come. >> i think the mcafee deal is a surprise. if you've been watching the space, a lot of the security companies have been doing really good work, growing their revenue. it is a really attractive spector. there is every indication we could see more of this. >> tom: you brought three under the radar stocks that may be right for the picking. the biggest here is check-point systems based in israel. it's market value rivals that of mcafee. it would be another sizeable deal if one would happen. does it limit its possible acquirers troag. >acquirers? >> it is is something we should be aware of. i like check-point. they're one of my top security picks of this year, along with mcafee. they recently put out record second quarter results and raised the outlook. i think there is a really good story for this

i don't know perhaps miss sullivan if you can brief miss clark -- >> roger. >> rogers because i think it's -- it has fewer implications than people might assume. with that i'd like to move that we continue items one and two -- one to the next week august 12 and two to september 30th. >> second. >> commissioners the motion on the floor is to continue item number one august 12, item two to september 30th on that motion commissioner antonini? >> eye. >> commissioner moore? >> eye. >> commissioner olague? >> aye. >> thank you commissioners those items are continued as they've been reannounced. commissioners the next item on calendar is your consent calendar. there's only one item on the consent calendar and i'm not going to go through the whole usual spill. it's been often sent and considered as the regular calendar item. it's case number 2010.0660 c for 1324 polk street. president miguel: we'll consider that as the first item on the regular calendar when we get to that area. >> great. then commissioners you have questions and matters. item number four is consideration of adoption from yo

. >>> roger si que no baila samba.e ganó a angola. adiós, felidades a todos. >>> fíjense que se acerca el fin del desafío la gran batalla. y vamos con fabio para que nos amplie. >>> está visto que una eliminación más y una semana más de prueba no son suficientes para que tener una idea del ganador de los 100 mil dólares. por eso hubo dos importantes eliminaciones, la de abril que a pesar de sus deseos de irse dio mucha batalla. y el cubano la menospreció. >>> yo quería competir con uno de los hombres. >>> y horas más tarde tuvo que reconocer las habilidades de la mexicana. >>> lo hizo bastante bien. hizo todo. >>> y es que en el desafío no hay enemigo pequeño, así lo demostró angélica a quien todos subestimaron y horas antes le dieron un brazalete de salvación, y pudo haber dejado afuera a alejandra. >>> angélica y alejandra deben pasar nuevamente... >>> así emprenden la recta final representantes de cuba, méxico y argentina. alejandra, josé, júnior, oscar, y arturo. >>> esta semana de competencias hemos visto a muchos

keeps getting better roger federer breaks another wreck or two with his win at the toronto masters. and we start with football there are thirty four international friendlies being played on wednesday night and russia will shortly be playing host to bowl there and some pages back with the new national coach dick advocaat will be reunited with andre arshavin that's in its arena the stadium reports. the friendly match against bulgaria was originally scheduled to take place in moscow budget's a heavy small going the russian capital it was moved up north to st petersburg this shift though could be a blessing in disguise for dick advocaat who spent some of the best years of his career in st petersburg old faces are familiar in the current roster with all russian internationals present joining the team from england are on duty at a shop in a room on public janko usu coffee and dinner. and they have a shot in could mr wednesday's match however as he is still recovering from an injury to take care of the player. there's no sense to break. players of. if you choose that you can play forty fiv

rational thought upon his american colleague roger kornberg have been invited to spearhead a scientific c.t.d. a moscow the russian silicon valley today's arrest has come to spotlight to talk about what's ahead for the russian science. thank you very much for coming and coming to the studio well first of all let's talk about the name silicon valley as soon as the government decided to develop this project it was named silicon valley after the after the american silicon valley so do you like the name and do you are you ready to follow the american example and you. can be considered here only. because silicon valley and the united states. was started to develop visit goal of the well up and it was a semiconductor microelectronics based on silicon transistors which reflected wish reflected the u.s. emphasis on computer industry right still fall it will happen tough that was a discovery of semiconductor transistor out of the fortress and really. who was on of the inventor of semiconductor thousands of levels of bell telephone that he in came by and with patient to the stanford to new york c

open tennis championship gets under way with the men's defending champion and injured roger federer i will be aiming for his sixth title well the sport that's coming up. welcome to the sports thank you for joining me and here are the top stories. let's battle commence roger federer aims for a title number six in the rough on the don't look to complete a career grand slam as the u.s. open gets underway at flushing meadows. while two shot is coming to the american wins the first of four fed ex playoff tournament's and it's a good day for tiger woods. stuffed by turkey and russia to lose to the host nation in the basketball well championships. and restart the tennis where the last grand slam of the season the u.s. open will get underway in just a few minutes russia's new denko who is seated six is playing home favorite michael russell in the first round of the top seeds in action include roger federer a birthday boy andy roddick the american who turned twenty eight on monday says he's feeling better about his preparation blair said i was probably i was very concerned about life rushed by

hombre fallecido encuentran su cadáver en la morgue de arizona gracias a un reportaje de uno vugs, rogermens acusado de una serie de cargos sobre si usó sustancias para mejorar su rendimiento. este es noticiero univision con jorge mamsramos y maría elena salinas. qué tal, buenas noches, como lo prometió el presidente obama comen skwarn a salir de irak miles de tropas de combate. lourdes con más sobre el tema desde washington. la cuarta brigada de la segunda división de infantería partió de irak y anoche cruzó hacia wu kuwait marcando el fin de la misión de combate de una guerra que comenzó hace 7 años en que han muerto más de 4 mil soldados. 56 mil soldados aún permanecen en irak y serán 50 mil a fin de mes kum mraendz kum mraend la promo a de obama lo mejor que nadie más resultará lastimado, han servido hasta 4 giras en irak. me voy dejándolo mejor y me hace sentir bien, ya no patrulla ran las calles su labor será de entrenamiento y 4 mil 500 soldados para operaciones especiales. >>> ahora estados unidos va cambiar su misión y sacar su equipo, su gente poco a poco dejando en lugar las f

looks like the feds attention shifted to roger clemens.d winner being indicted by the feds who say that he lied to the house committee in 2008 that he never took steroids. if convicted he could be headed to jail. the government turned its attention from barry bonds. jeff garcia tined with the knight hawks of the united football league. the raiders at the bears on saturday. fry had surgery on his wrist, ending his season. that's the news from the oakland raiders. patriots, falcons, taylor, nice tough run. tackle breaking run for taylor, 28-yard touchdown. the patriots beat the falcons 28-10. if you didn't know it was indy week, they reminded us all today. look at these cars. mario an dreada was on hand himself. so was a huge crowd. >> i knew if i was given the opportunity, with the right people and people believing in me, i knew it could be a big deal. i didn't think i knew what that was. there has been a lot of wonderful things that have come. >> all right. have a good night everybody. we will see you tomorrow.

nobody is buying roger clemens a store but he is sticking with it. if you have the needles, and the trainer is there, i did not used steroids so i give him credit at the very least he is going to be going down with the same story. the el a raiders received a scare when new quarterback. left the game with an injury, reports >> chasing campbell, no. it was back on the practice field today just two days after taking a blow to the 49 linebacker, and he left with a stinger and an injured wrist on his throwing hand. he got by mario henderson. >> the only thing i can do better and the thing, the injury was minor. all i could do was hope to get he gets better and move on. >> the interest on tight. and i knew that he would be all right. >> he was not exactly forthcoming with information. and if campbell would play in the pre-season finale against the seahawks. or how much back up quarterback would even play or even confirm if running back bush had surgery on this palm. that is widely reported. in alameda, kron 4 sports. >> practice games, down 41, reuters, fo

did roger clemens, "the rocket," lie to congress? >>> and making a difference to people with nowhere else to turn. people with nowhere else to turn. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it went on longer than world war ii and now the combat phase of the iraq war is finally over. our cameras were there. our own richard engel reporting live from a moving vehicle when the last u.s. combat troops crossed the border into kuwait, emptied their weapons because they were no longer in harm's way. their mission was over. >> reporter: it looks like we are crossing into kuwait. i have seen the flashes of some cameras, so there are other journalists there. if you look to the left, there are some soldiers waving this convoy in. >> tonight, we get to see the first homecoming stateside, while the 50,000-plus americans who stayed behind are hoping theirs is a noncombat role. either way, as a young lieutenant said last night, it's the end of an era in u.s. military history. we begin tonight with ou

you've--you're joined by janis ian and roger mcguinn and richie havens. i started this because-- i started my label called wildflower records, and i thought, "what could i do that would be fun "that would draw some artists together "who have the same kind of take on--on-- "are dissimilar in the-- in the sense "that there's a lot of contrast "but who've done music or that music that pleases me or songs that i knew before or hopefully will"-- next year we'll start doing some-- some singers and songwriters that people don't know quite so well-- a little younger, a little edgier perhaps. but this year, our first-- our first year of the wildflower festival--2001-2002-- we've done concerts all over the country with janis and with tom paxton and with roger mcguinn and richie havens and leon redbone. it's great, you know. i get to sit backstage and listen to the hostage and freedom and seventeen and turn, turn, turn. so it's been very exciting for me to be able to do that. and how are the audiences responding? oh, they're wonderful. also, they're audiences of all

. >> matt rosen, roger klein, rich higgins. if i've called your name, you can go ahead and line up, also. >> maybe you should redo the order. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is juan santa maria. >> and i'm amangela. part of the community action work. >> and i'm from the jtyc community center and i live in the ocean view area of san francisco which is also close to the excelsior district. >> we're here speaking on behalf of the youth that actually live in san francisco and we're actually in need of these services because not a lot -- there's budget cuts going on and these services are not really funded by the city as much so this will actually help out and provide to educate youth for, like about alcoholism and how to drink responsibly so we feel that this fee is actually essential to us and our education. >> and plus, since our targets are actually the big corporations that supply the alcohol to san francisco, we're not going to target the small business owners and everything. our goal is to provide a fee for them to pa

open the scottish star defeating in both world number one rafael nadal and roger federer on the way to successfully defending his rogers cup masters title in toronto they had twenty three role handed ruffa his worst defeat of the year in the samis and only federal study in the way of a second straight title the fed express however off track now for the lead start taking the first set seven five after the swiss nice to rally and successfully from don i for their bad weather interrupt the proceedings various times there were even tinning the necessary concentration though through the stoppages to secure a seven five seven five when. he's only the fifth year to be pulled from federer in an a.t.p. event doing so without even dropping said. difficult to. win the first probably should've won a bit easier and managed tough mentally today which is always difficult country roger because you start playing some great tennis but great way to finish the week up. to the circuit finally where jorge lorenzo nonstop his seventh moto g.p. race victory of the season at the czech prime prix to extend his

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in other news, former pitching ace roger clemens struck a pose today not for a baseball card but for a mug shot. clemens pleaded not guilty to lying to congress about whether he used steroids. it was an intriguing match-up, one of baseball's greatest pitchers facing federal judge reggie walton, known among lawyers as "long ball" for imposing lengthy prison terms. more now from armen keteyian. >> my gosh. >> reporter: on the mound roger clemens fed off intimidation, a nasty, mean man with the overpowering stuff to match. >> announcer: now the benches have cleared. >> reporter: in federal court today, the seven-time cy young award winner is baseball's best pitcher affected a different attitude. relaxed as he pleaded not guilty to charges that he lied to congress about his alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs. >> lying to congress is a serious and felonious offense. we take it very, very seriously. >> do you solemnly swear.... >> reporter: in a february 2008 congressional hearing, clemens repeatedly and often heatedly denied under oath the use of anabolic steroids or human growth