what happens now to roger clemens, barry bonds and sammy sosa?l they ever get the chance to be called hall-of-famers? >>> citizen's arrest. the former track athlete helping police nab a suspect. >>> and from the glitch that allowed shoppers to buy some very expensive handbags for free online to something new people are doing with their cats, all the trending stories for this wednesday, january 26th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with your money and a crucial decision today that the markets will be watching closely. >> wall street has been on a roller coaster lately with wild swings up and down because of to tayheed rer isupply peed to take action. this morning, a major change likely to come to your money. the federal reserve is expected to announce it's raising interest rates for the first time in three years in response to soaring inflation and an overheated economy. >> let's not get too nervous. rates are still historically low and near 0% but it could be enough to rattle investors and consumers. >> reporter: the rate hike woul

four other stars, barry bonds and roger clemens failed to make the cut.e was in cooperstown after 2004 and time and again, he was a clutch hitter. it happened again, i think it was 2013, when we were playing against the tigers. we had no business getting past that tigers team. ortiz hits a home run, buries it into the right field stands, says where the cop's got his hands up and one of the clutch players of our time, and it's amazing to see how this guy came through time and time again. >> yes, he deserved to be in the hall of fame on the merits but also just on the guy he was, and what he meant to the city of boston. he was there and the face in many ways, you guys may agree or disagree of the turning of the page of the new chapter in red sox history in 2004, and then he won two more world series there and played the game with such joy, and for all these statistical measures that go into the hall of fame, that plays into it. people liked watching him play. they liked being around him. they liked talking to him. his teammates loved him and i say this as a

i've supported barry bonds, roger clemens players tied to steroid use. they voted for them on their ballot. so it's very clear that if bonds was on the ballot for 5 more years, he very likely would have gotten in because people like myself would soon have a hall of fame vote and younger writers tend to be more amenable because they don't want to see an entire generation. they grew up watching wiped out from the hall of fame. >> it's a baseball hall of fame and museum. it's supposed to tell the history of the game. good and bad. it just feels like they're not doing thr job. kerry. it would be like u.s. president museum and not including people who, you know, went to war or things like it's just totally inconsistent. and it doesn't make a lot of sense, particularly when you know that the hall of fame is impure. when there's people who have used performance-enhancing drugs, a commissioner who >> didn't necessarily discourage performance enhancing drugs and steroid usage and buds feel like at the time he presided. so i think all people are hoping for is more

barry bonds, roger clemens and sammy sosa, all falling short of the votes needed to enter the hall of fame in their final year of eligibility. all three with ties to what's known as baseball's steroids era. >> not great personalities, the fact that they were tied to performance-enhancing drugs like they were, ultimately wrote them a ticket off of the ballot. >> on paper, the three looked like shoo-ins. sosa is one of the few men in the game's history to hit more than 600 home runs. clemons ranks in the top ten of all-time for pitcher. and clemens won seven cy young awards. barry bonds is the record holder for home runs with 762. but despite their record achievements, they've all been accused of using performance-enhancing drugs, something they all deny. clemens even told congress he never used drugs. >> i have never taken steroids or hgh. >> clemens reacting, writing, i didn't play baseball to get in the hall of fame. only one was selected last night, david ortiz, known as big papi. elected in his first year of eligibility. his charisma and batting prowess were on full display as he l

he received 78% of the vote on his first try and said it was strange to get in over bonds and roger clemens. >> when i see these guys to be on -- i don't even compare myself to them. it's hard to believe. those guise, they did it all. >> bonds was second behind ortiz. arod in his first year had 34%. jeff kent had 33%. >>> to the nba. warriors at home, hosting the mavericks. slightly concerning development on sunday when clay thompson was announced a late scratch due to knee soreness. no reason to panic. he is. knee looks fine to me. how about the mavericks night in a nutshell? punted in to the crowd, can't do that. season high 26 points. three long balls. 15 for thompson. also had six assists. this one behind the back to wiggins who puts it in. this was never in doubt. more nice passing. airs it like is he trent. team high 22 for the 19-year- old. let's go back to clay. he is like houdini. now you see me, now you don't. easy work last night at chase. 130-92 was your final tally. they get the twolves at home thursday night. >> the last couple weeks we have been kind of grinding and just hopi

performance-enhancing drugs, allegations both he and bonds have repeatedly denied. >> barry bonds and roger clemensincredible players, not geat personalities and the fact that they were tied to performance-enhancing drugs like they were ultimately wrote them a ticket off the ballot for the tenth time. >> reporter: clemens reacted to the announcement writing, i put the hall of fame in the rear-view mirror ten years ago. i didn't play baseball to get into the hall of fame. for years hall of fame voters have taken a hard line against players with tainted legacies from the sportso with some of the most impressive records in history now facing permanent exile, some are lamenting on-field accomplishments being overshadowed by off-field scandals. george, stray, cecilia, it's not over yet. there is a chance and a way bonds or clemens could still get into the hall of fame. how? the hall of fame has the what they call a today's game committee which could take up the causes of umpires, executives, and players. they'll meet later this year. they could vote them in. >> wow. we will see. thanks very much. >>> a

barry bonds and roger clemens, whose stats and careers, their numbers put them among the greatest playersver. they missed out on the final year of eligibility. their links to performance enhancing drugs sparked a debate should they be in? joining us now, susan lesslesse former president of the baseball writers association of america and bob ryan, columnist for "the boston globe," susan, barry bonds, roger clemene enclemens, let them in, why? >> my thinking about this has evolved over the years and thank you for having me on to talk about this because it is such an important top nick saic in san francisco. i did not vote for bonds and cl clemens first couple of years they were eligible. as soon as the leaders of that era went in automatically, upon their eligibility, i'm talking about people like bud selig and sony la russa, i decided it did not make sense to hold two guys responsible for that entire era. and also on that ballot, the year that selig and la russa went in was pudge rodriguez, who i covered for two years with the dallas morning news. and one year his body type was completely

there's a list of some of the biggest names only ortiz getting in roger clemens. not there. third baseman in his time and curt schilling. they got that one right, keeping that guy out of the hall of fame. no question about it. hey was everybody you know, watching nfl playoff football this past weekend? yeah i think so. and including saturday night, which was that great 49ers victory over green bay. but get this television's biggest tv event on a saturday night in 28 years, highest rated game all the games highly rated. the nfl is doing very well. thank you with the time we have left it is that type of the evening where we must check. this out. all right, let's go. took the australian open. shall we third round doubles man, it's just frustration as young nick curios , smacked the ball and actually hit a fan is very upset about it. he gives him a racket. i think the kid wanted a little bit more. he seemed to be little bit shaken up there. yeah down under hurt feelings. check this out. you dog lovers. this is your play of the night. no question about it. we were saying earlier.

barry bonds, roger clemens, sammy sosa, alex rodriguez, who are not in the hall of fame. it is kind of ridiculous. i mean,clemens, they deserve to be in the hall of fame. there should be an asterisk and explanation of why it took so long for them to get hall of fame status on their plaque. you can't ignore two of the greatest players are off the ballot after ten years being on the ballot. david ortiz symbolizes, i think, from little league, fathers pitching to kids, all the way on up to major league baseball, what it means to have a core player who is so invested in his team and his teammates, that he can pull a team across a whole season, given his talent as well as his generous mood in the clubhouse. the clubhouse is critical in major league baseball. >> he's also my son's favorite player. greatest clutch hitter in postseason history. >> hands down. >> we're starting with a treat here. we're going to start "morning joe" a little early. >> you're kidding me. >> this is a subject you and i are not the only ones who care about. let's introduce joe scarborough and willie gei

in the case of roger clemens, we have the famous "oh, i must have misremembered testimony" when they went before congress and rafael palmeiro. you had all these guys. mark mcgwire, "i'd rather not talk about the past." everybody has kind of a quote for a moment symbolic of their involvement in this mess. in bonds' case, the line was "i never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. nobody believed that. in addition, you have to look at the human side. i think last year, there were 400 members that voted. bonds was not mr. congeniality. we all dealt with him. he was a huge pain in the but most of the time, so there is a human element to this were people say, "this guy treated me like a jerk for a number of years. i'm not going to vote for him," and the steroid hooked gives you an easy out. i would say put all these guys in and just put the asterisk there and on their plaque in cooperstown. say, "here are the numbers." you get the whole story, but he was involved in the steroid era and indicate that he did he was but not knowingly -- just put it all out there and let the people who

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some not elected to the hall of fame include barry bonds, roger clemens, and sammy sosa, who are allted of using performance-enhancing drugs. support for curt schilling also dropped following his hateful remarks about muslims and transgender people. >>> and take a look at this heroic rescue of a four-legged friend. los angeles county lifeguards used a jet ski to save a brown lab that swam way too far from shore. the dog was about 600 yards from zuma beach when he was rescued. the lifeguards tweeted it wasn't an everyday ocean rescue, but they were happy to help the dog back to solid ground. he looks pretty good, too, based on that tail. >>> coming up, "queer eye" star jonathan van ness tells us about the new netflix show "getting curious with jonathan van ness." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or mo

you and roger clemens are up in december of this year.y understand what kind of player you are and what you have done for the red sox, diamond backs and phillys in your career. liberal bill maher, because he's tired of the pandemic, because it's tired of the pandemic. st john stockton doesn't want to wear a makes. eric clapton because he stood up to say something about the vaccine. bari weiss. aaron roarnlings and joe rogan. you have got some company there. >> when you think about the history of this country and what happened. we are fighting for the same things we were fighting for in 1776 in many ways. our causes don't change. their causes change week to week. where is christine blasey ford. where is michael avenatti. liars all. then we watched what mapped in the election a couple years back. i have eyes, i can see. i was up at 4:00 in the morning when i saw president biden go from 400,000 votes to zero for president trump. i have known him for almost 20 years and he's a kind man. he was talking about the cancel culture and how he's a f

sebari r the tense straight year rejected former slugger barry bonds, and pitching ace roger clemens, over their suspected use of performance-enhancing drugs. all right, still ahead here on tonight's "cbs evening news," why tom brady says it's not all about what he wants when it comes to his football career. our purchasing power adapts to our business needs. what's in your wallet? cough cough sneeze sneeze... [ sneezing ] needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves

so does roger clemens.does pete rose , but it's turned into kind of a popularity show and barry bonds bottom line is not in. it wasn't the nicest guy to the media, and apparently, in the long term, they took that out on him, along with the fact that, of course, he was embroiled in the steroid controversy. this is 10th and final year of eligibility. you need 75. percent of the vote. barry had only 68% he could get in later from a veteran's committee. in fact, today, only one guy's selected the girl cooperstown next summer 50 calling you from cooper sound, new york. but you know, the baseball writers have elected you to the national baseball hall. yes. happy for big poppy there, there with his buddy pedro martinez c received 79.97. of the vote in his first ever eligibility here, and, of course , he was connected with performance enhancing drugs tested positive back in 2000 and three but 541 home runs and one some rings with the red sox. very popular guy. big poppy, is it all right? we've come to that point of

baseball writers for the tenth straight year rejected former slugger barry bonds, and pitching ace roger clemens, over their suspected use of performance-enhancing drugs. all right, still ahead here on why tom brady says it's not all about what he wants when it comes to his football career. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes your stomach for fast relief and get the same fast relief in a delightful chew with pepto bismol chews. >> o'donnell: tom brady is adding to the suspense about whether or not he played his last game in the n.f.l. the future hall of famer took to instagram today to thank his teammates and fans. he says he'll make a decision with his family, but on his podcast, brady addressed retirement talk, saying football brings him joy, but that being there for his wife and kids are just as important. >> my wife is my biggest supporter. u knowains h to seme get hit out e, andyou t sh fre as husba

baseball hall of fame has a new member for the class of 2022 but it's not barry bonds or roger clemens in this morning's bleacher report. >> this is the tenth and final time for barry bonds and roger clemons on the hall of fame ballot. while they saw more votes, neither came close to 75% threshold they needed to get elected. bonds and clemons, two of the best players to ever play. clemons said my family and i put the hall of fame in the rear-view mirror ten years ago. i didn't play baseball to get into the hall of fame, i played to make a generational difference in the lives of my family. bonds and clemens could get in if they're elected by a special committee that's in charge of overlooking forgotten candidates. >> i'm calling you from coopers town to let you know that you have been elected to the baseball hall of fame. >> big papi the only player who did get the call yesterday. david ortiz getting voted into the hall of fame in his very first year on the ballot. he received nearly 78% of the vote. big papi, he had 541 home runs in his 20 year big league career and is considered one o

it is the last time for barry bonds and roger clemens to be inducted.year on the ballot. neither are expected to reach the 75% rush holt because of their alleged steroid use. if they fall short, they could still be elected by the veterans committee. reggie: ready for a getaway? today is the first time -- first day to start planning. kumasi: new york stock exchange down by 300 point. another update on the markets,. reggie: -- on the markets. reggie: we want to remind you you can watch abc 7 for a whole extra hour with abc 7 at seven: -- 7:00. what is ahead in 2022 if you are thinking about buying or selling. abc 7 is live weekdays at 7:00 a.m. on our bay area streaming apps and abc7news.com. the app is free to download for your phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire, apple tv, or android tv. kumasi: we hope you join us there. jobina: looking at traffic. starting with a live picture of the toll plaza. it is not that busy, which is great news for anyone traveling from the east bay into san francisco. it is a bit foggy but no official advisory. southbound traffic

but two of the game's all-time rates, barry -- great, barry bonds, roger clemens are shut out.onds received 66% of the votes by the baseball writers association of america. you need to get 75% to get in. many plate ash many people say players like bonds cheated by taking -- many people say players like bonds cheated by taking steroids. david ortiz received nearly 78% of the votes even know he was linked to steroids in 2003. bonds still has a chance and could be elected in the future by the veterans committee. kumasi: sports is all about the date and bragging rights and that is especially the case when it comes -- debate and bragging rights and that is especially the case when it comes to rivalries. one sportswriter says there is one thing a rivalry like this requires. >> to make these rivalries work, you need two teams, both being good at the same time and playing for the ultimate prizes. that is what we have got this weekend. kumasi: this is going to be the third time this season the rams and niners have squared off. san francisco won both times and has a six-game winning stre

the heartlands believed that players like bonds and roger clemens cheated.sioner who presided over the entire year was inducted into the hall of fame. it makes no sense. it is just hypocrisy. baseball cherishes it numbers more than any other sport. it treats the hall like this grand cathedral but it is really more like a museum and museums tell the history of sport. that history would include the your in which require and sammy sosa brought baseball back from the dead. the commissioner never complained about any of that. neither did any of the owners. the simple solution here, you put bonds in but his plaque should include his role in the steroid era, noting he testified he never knowingly took legal testaments -- illegal substances. pretending that none of this ever happened is a lame attempt to sweep the whole era away. i have already gotten the tweets that are screaming that he cheated, never let him in but can you really honestly tell the story of baseball in the early to thousands without the name barry bonds? you can't do it. it is simple. david ortiz

perennial all-stars barry bonds and roger clemens were shut out from the hall in their tenth and finalr on the ballot, it would appear due to allegations about performance-enhancing drugs. this was the first year of eligibility for big poppy who works and is an analyst for fox sports. one child's very close call, this is every parent's nightmare caught on camera. today's best viral videos are next. cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? it shortens colds! qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, l

not in, barry bonds and roger clemens, whose stats and careers put them among the greatest players ofility and they once again came up short of the required 75% of ballots. both players had been linked to steroid use. joining us bill carter, and mara sicavocampo. people are screaming how can you do this to clemens and bonds? >> the hall of fame has become sort of this, i don't know, it has turned into a -- you have to get in not because of your abilities but your purity as a player. he was a terrible fielder. they didn't hold that against him. he was a tremendous hitter, as you pointed out. it's almost like augusta national where you can't just be in because you're great. you have to be the right kind of person. players like not just bonds and clemens, who have the steroids thing, but scott roland, andruw jones, you think they would be in because they're good players and stats are great. they're kept out. it is a museum, no the a shine. you don't say don't put in van gogh because he was kooky. >> it is quite the selection process. it's not always the same for every player. but i wonde

it happened just last hour but two other controversial legends, roger clemens, barry bonds denied entrancee cooperstown. he got 75% of the votes needed to been shrined. david ortiz is widely regarded as the greatest clutch hitter of all time and he reached hall of fame despite a positive test for performance-enhancing drugs back in 2003. if a veterans committee votes them as for bonds and clemens they're not as fortunate they rejected the stars on their tenth and final year on the ballot their only way in now would be if a veterans committee votes them in. bonds' and clemens' career both tainted with steroids. in a statement clemens wrote in part i didn't play baseball to get into the hall of fame. i played it to make a difference in my family and he put that in the rear-view mirror a long time ago. among the first timers, alex rodriguez and jimmy rollins received the most votes. >>> 65 seconds on a race to the finish the white house says a russian invasion of ukraine remains imminent today president biden suggested the united states' troops could be on the move soon as the pentagon prepar

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bonds and pitcher roger clemens were among several prominent players who fell short of the needed votesikely due to allegations they used performance enhancing drugs has yet to comment about the voting , but he did post on social media to congratulate david ortiz on his selection to the hall. ortiz was the only players selected during yesterday's voting. i know that prompted a lot of debate among us sports fans. we heard sell, talking about it earlier, slapping his forehead and wondering what happened, but we'll see what happens and if he can get voted in later we want to thank you for watching ktvu fox two news at noon for the latest news and weather. be sure to download the ktvu app. we're always here for you on ktvu .com as well as on our social media accounts. we will see you again at four. in the meantime, the good dish is next. think waffle irons are jut for breakfast?ffle irons are jut think again. we have 99 things you can take in your waffle iron. the falafel waffle. even a full dinner. mac & cheese waffle. wait for it. how to use want to make pizza. and it feels your gut. why

really nothing more than an over publicized popularity contest when you don't have barry bonds, roger clemensose, for that matter in is basically a joke, and the joke continues today with the news that barry booked in his final year of eligibility was not voted in to cooper's tab. course she needs 75% of the vote. barry got 68% now looking down the road he could get in. they have now what is called the golden days here, a committee that could vote him in in the future and maybe even as soon as next year, but it's not really the same. and here's one of his contemporaries. harold reynolds , who played in the era that buried did two time all star and now baseball analyst talking about today's news. i think the challenge for me and everybody else is how you deal with these numbers. how do you deal with them? because the numbers in itself numbers say yes, yes, stances softened over over time , too, because when it first started, and i was in the middle of it, and i'd be the first one to go, i know where did you guys get in on? no no, no. and now, more people have softened that stance. yeah, it's j

for the last time, roger clemens had a shot.they blew it. if you look at very bonded roger clemens, even before the official start of the steroids era in baseball, those guys were hall of fame ears. not only did they reject them, they should be in the hall of fame, they also rejected curt schilling who is 100% on major league baseball hall of famer. he didn't get an entirely because of his political beliefs. at some point in time, baseball was all right with steroids across pitchers and batters. they were best of that era. schilling was one of the best of his era, too, in terms of being a hall of famer. i think baseball got it completely wrong. if those guys aren't in the hall of fame, than there really isn't a point in having a hall of fame in my opinion. >> it's unbelievable just because you don't do like his political views. he didn't break any laws. you don't like his political views. the other guys is more debate but it's unbelievable. we will check out if you don't mind. >> no doubt. have a great start to your day. >> we h

barry bonds, roger clemens, and sammy sosa falling short. >> greatest home run hitter of all time, barryhancing drugs in the playing days. reaction to bonds big league snub swift. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes tweeting smh, for shaking my head. >> debate's raged on since the hall of fame opened up almost 85 years ago. and that is part of what makes this place so great. >> reporter: now in the case of curt schilling its been prior comments that have been controversial regarding muslims and the trans community that may be keeping him out. and david ortiz just the fourth dominican enshrined. and that ceremony guys set for july 24th. >> morgan chesky. thank you. >> goes on. >> -- having too much fun? remember? >> congrats big papi. come up. david letterman back at 30 rock? inside late night's plans to celebrate the show's 40th anniversary. and first a quick check of your local news and weather h gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe wha