with the great names gone, the yankees had fallen on hard times.er 29 pennants in 44 years, winning had moved out of reach. in 1972, george steinbrenner came to new york. steinbrenner, a wealthy shipbuilding executive, was used to winning and winners. i can't buy a newspaper without paying a lot more than i used to. how much would steinbrenner pay to bring winning baseball back to yankee stadium? $300,000 for catfish hunter, after hunter's contract was declared void on a fluke. and he hired the man some thought was the best manager in baseball, billy martin. by 1975, attendance was up more than 50%, and the yankees were back in the world series. but they lost that series four straight to cincinnati's big red machine. there it goes. the final score, 7-2. we were the second best team in baseball. that's nothing to be ashamed of. i shouldn't be critical. the yankees still lacked what ruth, di maggio, and mantle gave them-- a slugging outfielder who could put the ball into the seats and fans into the stands. in 1976, that meant reggie jackson. jackson

yeah ok so you're yankee fan i am a yankee fan yes one. became met fans well here's what i want to ask you because you know what you're a dodger fan obviously and you go back to brooklyn dodgers right robinson's first you need to view jackie. been around you know i'm a knicks fan and now that the nets are in brooklyn a lot of my friends have jumped ship being net fans i will always be a knicks fan like of the knicks moved to l.a. i'd be in l.a. knicks fan it's not so much about where i'm from but now somebody's love with that franchise like you follow the dodgers the yankees you know when i grew up the yankees were awful in the eighty's like i suffered through the dave winfield all we really i was don mattingly that was it i mean i could go down that list of yankees in the eighty's and they were terrible so when i started feeling the success in the ninety's everyone thought i was a front runner but i just my mom was a yankee fan and i just grew up loving don mattingly i will talk about lone survivor in a minute less rigorous than usual of

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but what does it mean for the yankees? will they still owe the slugger $61 million? left on his deal? weeknights are for favorites. olive garden's signature favorites now just $10. including everyone's favorite fettuccine alfredo and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad, and warm breadsticks. signature favorites now just ten dollars, monday through thursday, at olive garden. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. get your free sample at depend.com. >>> all right. we continue to follow breaking news. the suspension of baseball great alex rodriguez has been reduced to 162 games. an arbitrator making that decision today reducing the 211-game ban handed down by major league baseball. i want to bring in mike wise? d.c., a sports talk show host and work the with the "washington post." nice to see you again. this reduction in the suspension. what does it mean, really, b

if the yankees goes that rout. the 38-year-old's career could end without him getting the 109 runs to become baseball's all-time leader or the hits needed to join the 300 hits club. if this is the end he leaves without the great achievements, but like roger clemens and barry bonds, he leaves a legacy forever tainted. >> the next question for the yankees is who will take over third base for the team if dennis rodman doesn't come back for 2014 or ever. a giant panda born at the san diego zoo is leaving for china. under the deal xop as panda diplomacy chinese officials determine where zoo-born offspring go. once they leave, he'll arrive this the mountains. >> this is new york's new mare. look at this thing, you can see if you can guess what it is. there you have it. do you see anything wrong with the picture. that's the mayor of new york with his fork. a big no, no from new yorkers of after citizen he expressed mock outrage. he says he eats his pizza the way he does in italy. thanks for watching. i'm morgan radford, y

i want new york yankees become world champions. so i hope my kitchen contribute to the team's victory the yankees signed him under any system that allowed japanese players who are not free agent to get to see contacts with major the cause our second signing with the yankees made lions in the us media like as i celebrate his big decision to leave japan to join that any ski runs until mikey now as well yes he had seen ten of the nineteen nineties is that at that time as a state of mind before hand. cheated on saturday. both teams the headlines spots across the news to the next thing you know times wrote a long long article said. the ntc said the stanton that seems to turn seven. the team contains ten am. i seem to think of her candidacy is not a team conducts. i have never been better to do. the guy we got rid of the way that is very very earth to be japanese cd but excited. we had a little michael he will also finish the season in america with no losses this weekend i attended the seminary at that and are hoping to get this jc may l

yankees, whether there is a retirement, a full buyout.w go play. >> because of ill will? >> in large part. >> you have heard of people burning bridges, this bridge cannot be rebuilt. this relationship between the yankees and alex rodriguez been severed beyond repair. >> how important a president is the set? precedent does this set? >> it is important for but d selig. you have a new players' union leader. the players are tired of talking about it and tired of people taking jobs because of it. there may be some sort of groundswell to make a push on eradicating -- >> what is the message? to alexwhat happened rodriguez, or is this just the tip of the iceberg? thelex was the pelt on wall. they wanted to make an example out of this guy who went to such lengths to hide his activities. with alex, let's see if it permeates to the rest of the league. he struck out. thank you so much, bloomberg news sports reporter. "market makers" will be back in a moment. ♪ >> live, from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "market makers", with erik

but it's not as if the yankees don't have recourse. what they could do is relegate alex rodriguez to the minor league camp if he does show up. he is not part of the roster, that is an option. if that happens the yankees could instruct him don't hit to him, don't throw to him. he could be an expensive bystander if he decides to show up. the yankees are hoping that he'll decide to stay home and they won't have to deal with the unpleasantness. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> wall street beginning the week with a yawn. the nasdaq is trading a bit higher. investors are playing it close to the invest. ahead of big reports on corporate earnings coming later in the week. the target ceo said the company is going to make significant changes regarding massive data breaches. the company is working with law enforcement officials. he didn't go into detail on how target plans to prevent such a tax in the future. more bad news for lulu lemon. the upscale athletic clothing maker is cutting its quarterly sales forecast. it has meaningful reduction i

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i think he's being used as a scapegoat. >> it's a sad day, because i'm a yankee fan, i've been a yankee fan, i'm an a-rod fan. >> now, a-rod's attorney is expected to seek that injunction in federal court on monday. the last one challenged in the courts was in 1976. erica, that one was unsuccessful. 1976. erica, that one was unsuccessful. >>> new jersey governor chris christie remains out of sight today as questions still swirl about his political future amid the george washington bridge scandal. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." good to see you. >> good morning, lester. >> if it turns out he's telling the truth here ands had no knowledge of this, does this become a problem as we look toward 2016 or will it be distant memory by then? >> it's difficult to gauge this far out. what i think still continues is a leadership question, a culture question. these are not people who are lower level aides, these are people he's known a long time, been with him a long time who were responsible for it. this e-mail chain suggests they were covering up what they were actually doing. it ra

about the yankees?nor, if he's suspended in large part because of the investigation of performance enhancing drugs, do they have to honor his contract? does he continue to get paid? >> no, nobody who's, nobody in baseball, that would fall under morality clause in any contract regarding major league baseball team and its employee/player. so, i can't imagine for the life of me that the yankees will be, would be on the foot for that kind of money if in fact an arbitrator suspended him from the game and upheld, reduced his suspension, but held him out of the game for 162 games, which is herbal ly essentially a year. there's no way in my mind, in the legal department, can satisfy that, but i'd be shocked if the club was on the hook for that salary. >> okay. now, let me read to you and our audience, what the major league baseball player association is saying. the mlb -- disagrees -- even despite the panel's decision to reduce the 211-game suspension. we recognize that a final and binding decision has been rea

i've been a yankees fan. i've been an a-rod fan. >> reporter: a lightning rod of controversy and tension during his 20-year career, still highly charged. ron mott, nbc news, boston. >> for more on this, let's bring in bob costas of nbc sports who joins us by phone. bob, i've got to ask you, does the punishment fit the alleged crime here? >> i think it does, because the baseball hearing alleges the use was extensive and ongoing, and perhaps worse than those of others who were disciplined, and generally speaking, the courts are reluctant to overturn rulings like this when something has been collectively bargained. even though the baseball player's association, while they don't dispute the terms, the process has often been favorable to players. so i don't think that a-rod stands that much of a chance in court. >> and what about his chance to resume his career, assuming he serves this entire suspension? >> he's a tremendously determined and well-conditioned athlete. you have to give him that. ip think he will do

the yankees actually want him there? that was the question that we pose today michael o'keef from the new york daylight news earlier, who has been discovering the saga since day one. >> certainly almost certainly shimmed for the minor league camp across the street from where the big leaguers wok out. that might be humiliating to him. something he may not want to do i think there is going to be discussions happening in the next couple of days, few years about what will happen once we hit the middle of february. and the players return to tampa for spring training. >> so we will stay tune forked that. the yankees pitchers and scratchers report february 14th for spring training full squads expected for report six days later on the 20th. so i think this news will keep going on and going. >> time is of the essence with him. >> absolutely. >> he's getting older. >> 39 years old, couple of hip surgeries being walling see. >> thanks, jessica. >>> still ahead prisons for profit. is it check collar even ethical to pay company to hi

with what will it mean for his wallet and his future as a yankee?new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. liz: ah, the new york yankee alex rodriguez saga involving alleged performance-enhancing drugs has new twists and turns. anthony bosch, he is the founder and former proprietor of biogenesis, talking to "60 minutes" last night. >> so you're going to do this, let me show you how to do this, let me educate you and, let's do it the right way. and sure, let's not get caught while we're doing this. liz: okay. not a doctor. more like a hustler, but guess what? the regardless the players did get caught. what is next for a-rod? what does it say about mlb's drug testing program? totally ineffective? joining u

will a-rod play for the yankees.ichael o'keefe weighs in. >> we will certainly send him to the minor league camp where the big leaguers help out. that might be humiliating to him, something he may not want o do. tlel be discussions happening in the next couple of days, weeks, about what will happen once we hit middle of february and players return to tampa. >> weather affected n.f.l. play-offs, the afc billed as a showdown between tom brady of the patriots and colts andrew luck. new england hit the ground running and then some. the colts had no answer for ley gar et blund playing in his first game. he was a one-man wrecking crew, rushing 166 yards. blunt scored four touch downs. the second most tds in a game. the patriots rolled over indies. blunt, a 73 yard scamper. new england takes on the chargers for the afc championship. the saints travel to seattle where howling wind pummelled the rink. running back marrion limping was in full beast mode. this is a yard rup made a 13 to nothing in control. we move to the fourth

the yankees' fans should be high-fiving.s about $27 million that brian cashman can go out and spend on other players. a-rod was an enormous weight on that team when they're trying to get under the luxury tax. if they can get under the tax and still make their team better. they do have a hole at third base. their best option at third base. $27 million you can spread over four, five players without having to pay a-rod in 2014 is great for the yankees. >> does this give them wiggle room to get out of the payroll? >> i think people want a-rod to retire. hope he'll retire. i think he'll try to collect every dime possible just to prove a point. they'll probably try to get out of if. i don't think there's much legal room with the collective bargaining. >> what about his legacy? you mentioned him as one of the best third baseman ever. now what? what does this do to his legacy? >> i don't think it changes it based on this decision. i think his legacy has been tarnished, if you will. it's interesting because of what happened a few day

nine hundred forty three and my cousin mungo bernie bit a woman who was a bullpen catcher for the yankees he took me my father was dead about a month to my first dodger game and we walked up the ramp let reserve seats and the field the green was so grave and the dirt was so brown and the white lines was so white and home plate was so old white and i just dug on i couldn't believe i tell you about this play is the world series fifty five and even the five year we won the world series and jackie's last year run as a dodger stealing home is that important thing here is this foot catches a bear or is that the ted there right jackie catches the corner of the play there there are swears the tag number four all right there is eighty eight years old i saw him last year in yankee stadium he's in a wheelchair he's got his own museum in monkland matters so i'm talking to my lawyer use interview your good yogi what do you remember about the play he gets up . we'll be right back with some of my favorite moments don't click away wealthy british. tirelessly. and. the markets. find out what's really happ

this is the best thing that could've happened to the new york yankees. >> any chance the yankees will get relief beyond the 160 two games? >> no. this is it. >> let's say he comes at the end of next season and he is not healthy and his hip is bothering him. >> insurance would pick up the rest. should he retire because of injury, then insurance would pick up a good portion of his contract and the yankees would not have to worry about what we would do. >> the other public figure also facing questions about what he knew and when, chris christie, under pressure to disclose the scope of his it ministration's involvement in the four-day traffic jams the mill suggests are politically motivated. he will have to face crucial tests over the next several days. he delivers the state of the state address tomorrow. thursday, the democratic led assembly holds to assemble its investigation. he did actually get support on talk shows. >> he says he did not realize and he did not know. he it is -- it is pretty credible he would not make this blanket denial. >> he stood there for 100 and 11 minutes in an

the growth of yankee has been higher than average.ping the yankee candle will help enhance our average growth. we try to leverage revenue opportunity. >> your cost-cutting is one percent to three percent. that is requiring the yankee candle to cut costs out. that is kind of low. >> we are investors. it is a core difference. >> we try to increase our investments every year. overall, spending six percent of sales in brand investment. that is roughly eight lien dollars of sales. we think the consumer product bypanies have to grow investment and innovation and continue to be fresh for the consumer. you cannot cut your way to glory in the business. >> interesting. it is sounding buffet like in approach. i wonder if that helps you buy some stuff because people like that kind of strategy. >> we will find out. stay with us and we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. i am here with cory johnson. we are also here with the founder of jarden. aside from that part of your life, you have another part where you make your own acquisitions.

i saw him last year at yankee stadium he's in a wheelchair he's got his own museum in monkland matters so i'm talking to my love use interview your good yogi what do you remember about the play he gets up. we'll be right back with some of my favorite moments don't close away. if it was a. very hard to take a. look again long here the clock that we're back with senator rick perry killings. took. place. if. you. look at the people. think. everybody told you if you did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck now there's. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our practices of a girl we've been hijacked right handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing o

the yankees could try to buy out his contract. they'd owe him $61 million. they may tell him to ride the pine and sit it out for the season and try to join the team in 2015. he is going to be close to 40 next year. it will be difficult for him to comeback after being out for a year. remember, he started out, he played for six weeks or so at the end of the season, played well for the first couple of weeks, but he looks like he had lost a couple of steps in the last few weeks of the season. >> is there a cans the yankees try to start a deal with him, get him out of the miss and work a deal that may be an early retirement. >> this may be part of the negotiation. "we'll give you x amount of dollars if you don't show up in tampa." this is spring training, which starts in a month, five weeks from now. that may be part. if he reports to tampa, they certainly will send him to the minor league camp across the street from where the big leaguers work out. that might be humiliating to him. there may be something he may want to do. discussions may happen for the next cou

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i know you will be watching the classic this weekend. >> i will be at yankee stadium.how i will get dressed. carf,l get a big parka, a s and this over my ears. i'm going to bundle up. >> i think we have seen everything. >> i'm going to cheer for the rangers against the devils and the rangers against the islanders. there are tickets available still. come and support hockey. you will love it. it is supposed to be nice weather. next wednesday is the islanders. >> i hope you do not take off the hat until you go to the game. rod gilbert, ranger legend. next, i will introduce you to a young lady who has built an onolstery iempire next "taking stock." ♪ time for our right place, right time segment. my next guest grew up in a hasidic household. did not know what the internet was nor the process of upholstery. now she owns mod restoration in brooklyn, and she has made several million dollars in sales. hanny lerner joins me now. thank you for being here. i have to start by offering you the time to tell a bit of your story. you were saying to me he for you came into the poster bu

dodgers and yankee stadiums. the ducks and kings will play. it is now a rink and yankee stadiums will have rangers and devils. that is the new trend on new year's day. it has taken over. maybe we will see more outside. where could they play in san jose? >> the new football stadium. >> we will look into this. i will tweet about it. >> you can stay in touch with us on kron4.com. good night, everybody. >>> inside the fleet of planes ready to rescue team usa at the olympics. >> in the event terrorists strike, an elite crisis team is ready to sweep into action. >> then the rant heard around the world. now he is apologizing. and what his parents are saying today. >> and the police dash-cam video warmi america's hearts. the cop and the lonely kid playing catch. >> do you want to ride in the police car. >> first lady's photo bomb. katy perry's sexy photo layout for gq magazine. >>

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alex rodriguez, third baseman for the new york yankees, filed suit asking the court to throw out hisason-long suspension for using banned substances. an arbitrator upheld that suspension over the weekend. rodriguez denies doping, but last night on "60 minutes," his chief accuser told a very different story. anthony bosch said rodriguez paid him $12,000 a month to administer a program of banned drugs. jim axelrod begins our coverage. >> reporter: lawyers for alex rodriguez argue fred horowitz, baseball's chief arbitrator who heard the case, was biased, ruling in favor of baseball to keep his job. joe tacopina is a rodriguez attorney. >> it doesn't take a stretch of the imagination to understand that fred horowitz understood that he-- ruled against major league baseball in this case-- would be fired the next day. >> reporter: the arbitrator said there was clear and convincing evidence rodriguez used three banned substances and twice tried to obstruct m.l.b.'s investigation. horowitz wrote: tried to obstruct m.l.b.'s investigation. horowitz wrote: rodriguez didn't speak today but he wen

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the yankees sign willing a big money deal. that's p.m. they have -- familiar. tanaka coming over from japan. he was 24-0 last year with a 1.27 e.r.a. he's 25-year-old, and to get him they had to give up $155 million over the next seven years. good news for the dodgers, bought the giants wanted him. >>> a member of the raiderett cheer leader said the football team is breaking the law. we're always here for you. thanks for joining us. good night. when it's time to talk business security, talk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand. tyco integrated security. safer. smarter. tyco. ó@ó itchen, we find ourself back in the warm embrace of the parlor. easy, duchess. it's one room, not gosford park. where'd you get all this sweet furniture? oh, we rented it to make the house feel more comfortable and inviting. don't sit there! oh, my gosh. it took me 20 minutes to get these chops just right. there. does that look straight? nothing about that looks straight. mm.

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this week in independent baseball, they reduced the yankee slugger's suspension from 211 to 180 games. that mean s he'll miss the entie next season. we heard for the first time from the owner of the clinic where he was administered performance enhancing drugs. >> what were the various banned substances he was taking. >> testosterone, insulin growth factor one. human growth hormone. and some different forms of peptides. >> all of them banned? >> all of them banned. >> and he knew that? >> yes, he did. >> and the allegations didn't stop there. bosh also spoke about why he turned to the mlb to cooperate on its investigation of a-rod. he feared for his life. >> rodriguez's people told you to go to colombia. >> colombia. >> and they would take care of you there. >> they would take care of me there. >> bosh said he was suspicious and turned down the offer. he told us after he turned down the colombia offer, things got sinister. he said his ex-girlfriend received a text message in spanish saying bosh would not live to see the end of the year. >> okay, that seems like some kind of evidence of

the magic last night at yankee stadium, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ everyone,"ning, bloomberg moveing markets are on the , even more so following the fed decision yesterday. michael mckee joins me now. theresome stability out but i see no confidence among institutions. >> you see some stability in some of the countries we have been word about yesterday and others are losing ground. russia is the big one everyone is watching today. we also had worse than expected manufacturing numbers out of china so people are concerned about the follow on effect there. it shows you what we have been talking about, that this is a differentiated kind of emerging market problem. everyd is the overlay but country involved seems to have their own problems as the foreign capital flows out, those problem's are advanced. >> when we read the literature of stanley fischer of 1998, flow is the word for it would look at interest rates and yields in the pros look at the flows of money. . what does that tell you? >> when the fed went to zero interest rates on the big central banks followed, money managers

is there any way the yankees can say no to that?they could go ahead and cut him right now, although then they would have to pay him the balance of his contract, approximately $61 million. you know, the way the federal court looks at this is back in 1960, the supreme court examined the issue of when and where a federal judge should get involved in these disputes. ultimately, they found in 1960 and since then that a federal judge should hardly ever get involved in this. otherwise, it destroys the whole purpose of the arbitration process. >> absolutely. now, if there is any loop hole in the spring training, as we mentioned, can we see any loopholes that would get him back on the field? and what kind of timeline do you think this would take place? >> the timeline right now will be measured in two different sections. the first section will deal with how quickly the court will react to the injunction that he is going to file that he wants to preclude the suspension while the federal court is examining his allegations. i would estimate tha

>> era una de las sanciones mÁs esperadas en el mundo deportivo, alex rodrÍguez el tercer base de yankees del 2014, ese fue el veredicto de un Árbitro de las grandes ligas aunque redujo la determinaciÓn inicial, deja por fuera al pelotero por 162 juegos. >> roberto lacayo tiene las reacciones desde la gran manzana. >> alex rodrÍguez fue suspendido 162 juego por un Árbitro de grandes ligas, dejÁndolo fuera de la prÓxima temporada poniendo en riesgo los 25 millones de dÓlares que ganarÍa y lo que queda de la carrera del tercera base. >> la decisiÓn la mÁs severa hasta la fecha en un caso de dopaje, causÓ estas reacciones entre fanÁticos del equipo y la pelota caliente. >> yo lo veo mal porque yo creo que es una injusticia que se estÁ cometiendo con Él, porque a todo el mundo que le han puesto la suspensiÓn son 50 juegos por primera vez ¿no?. >> es una exageraciÓn que han tomado con Él, dirÍa yo. >> si alex estÁ correcto o esta incorrecto la liga norteamericana no se equivocan. >> nos decÍan en esta barberia donde las paredes muestran la admiraciÓn al jugador mejor pagado de grandes ligas. >

keep us posted when we hear from the yankees, perhaps we'll hear it by way of you. thank you. >>> now to west virginia, where 300,000 people don't have access to clean happtap water. two days after a chemical used to wash coal leaked into the water supply. more than 1,000 people had called a local poison control center complaining of symptoms, which include nausea, vomiting, dizzyness, headaches, rashes and sore throats. it's unclear if exposure actually caused those symptoms. huge tractor trailers loaded with bottled water have begun arriving for people unable to cook, bathe, drink that tap water. >> this is a very difficult situation here. just about the only thing people can use their running water for is to flush their toilets. restaurants are closed. most businesses are also closed and there's also uncertainty about how long this situation will linger. >> it's utter chaos. >> see people just grabbing every ice bag they can. >> oh, it's hard. i got to use bottled water. >> there is growing outrage and concern in west virginia, where at least 300,000 people with

meaning he with the loophole here can go to spring training with the yankees.oing to be if he's out there and banished to the minor league facility, how will yankees handle this? they have to deal well it before it happens. >> we didn't to talk about the $25 million he'll lose as a result of all of that. >> it's good for the yankees from a financial point of view if rodriguez is not around. >> wnbc sports anchor, bruce beck. thank you, sir. >>> an update on that tap water ban impacting hundreds and thousands in west virginia. is there an end in sight? first a reminder of breaking news from washington, d.c., another democrat in congress calling it quits, house minority leader nancy pelosi issued a statement on george miller's plans to retire. he is a california democrat and 68 years old and chaired three committees over the past 40 years and he is retiring. 4/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles

yankees third baseman a-rod. now, a-rod's a friend. we use the same artist to paint us as centaurs, google it. to me this guy is not just a-rod he's the-rod. and it makes my blood boil to see how' he's beings per kated. >> stephen: >> a-rod has been shut out of major league baseball's entire 2014 season. 162 games. won't be eligible for any post-season games. >> new york yankees third baseman has been suspended for the entire 2014 season for using performance-enhancing drugs. >> stephen: what? that's insane! 162 games? hold on a second. multiplied by how long each baseball game lasts -- hold on, let's see here. uh-huh. that's 400 years! besides, folks, i take him at his word! no. >> for the record, have you ever used steroids, human growth hormone or any other performance-enhancing drugs? >> no. >> did you do anything wrong? >> no. >> did you do any p.e.d.s? >> no. >> stephen: and i believe him, folks. there's absolutely no evidence he's using performance-enhancing drugs. especially the playoffs. (laughter) so, listen, ultimate play if

his suspension would cost him about $25 million from his yankee's contract.rand jury in florida is meeting to determine whether anyone should be charged with a crime. and bud selig has announced his retirement as commissioner of baseball. part of his legacy is the establishment of the toughest anti-doping rules in all of american pro sports. [ female announcer ] how do you eat your eggo? ♪ you can start with the syrup, pour it on top, maybe not ♪ ♪ apple chunks and cinnamon and honey if you got ♪ ♪ bring on the chocolate spread ♪ ♪ somethin' green, somethin' blue, somethin' orange, somethin' red ♪ ♪ ham and egg, tomato sandwich ♪ cut it nice and do some damage ♪ ♪ cream cheese, pomegranate ♪ make it look like jack or janet ♪ ♪ x's and o's and a tic tac toe ♪ ♪ you can fill in the holes, let the syrup flow, yeah ♪ ♪ stack it, snack it, maybe you can bend it ♪ ♪ you can slice it up and dice it up ♪ ♪ and big it up and friend it [ female announcer ] there are millions of ways to eggo! try one of our fun recipes on facebook... and eggo your way! ♪ just l'eggo my

the yankees outbid everyone once again and signed tanaka to a seven-year, $155 million deal.ntract ever for an international free agent. everyone in baseball wanted tanaka, even though, as you said, john, he's never thrown a pitch in the u.s. well, it's because he's pretty awesome in japan. the 25-year-old is perfect, 24-0 last season in the japan professional league. now, with tanaka in the fold, the yankees have now spent nearly $500 million on free agents just this offseason. >>> all right, this morning's edition of "usa today" has a preview of team usa's opening ceremony uniforms. unlike the 2012 summer olympic unis, which received criticism for being made in china, these are made solely in the usa by ralph lauren and other vendors. the sweater looks pretty awesome. you can see it right there, the american flag with stars and stripes all over it, but if you want one of these bad boys, it's not cheap. retails for $598. you can get the reindeer hat, though, for 98 bucks. >>> all right, one of the top stories in the lineup section on bleacherreport.com today, an oakland raid

it clearly has to be on the table for the new york yankees.tation going forward because a lot of people are saying he did not handle this properly? >> there is definitely a dark cloud for major league baseball the whole steroid era. some say it's a big win for major league baseball. it removes part of a cloud, that it is a big victory. i see it as a dark cloud on both sides. a really sad state of affairs how major league baseball had to go about obtaining some of these documents, payoffs. it is very nefarious. i don't personally see this as a good thing for bud selig. they seem to won the arbitrator's decision but the whole thing i believe is a negative for both side. ashley: we were talking in the commercial break before this segment, you know, look, it appears these peds are a part of life in major league baseball as they are in other sports. at one point do you say it's a fact of life, you will have to live with it and try to control it than outright ban it? >> this is ongoing issue for all professional sports, not just baseball. national f

one of those reporting for the yankees will be masahiro tanaka.gned a $155 million contract making him the first or sorry, the fifth highest pitcher in the major leagues undefeated last season in japan going 24-0. wow. >>> all right, football, baseball, how about a little basketball. >> hey, why not. we can do that but we have to get them from our buddies at espn. >>> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios in los angelesment i'm stan verrett. this is neil effort. if you watch this segment daily you know we've been talking about kevin durant. >> he just scored again! >> kevin durant and the thunder were in san antoniond all of okhoma city went, ooh. ooh. durant was okay though. listen, he got 36 again. tony parker had 37. the spurs, listen, they're as a challenge. thunder, 11-105 and kevin durant continues to be masterful. >>> pacers and suns. this may surprise you a little bit. the pacers on a five-game win streak. suns just came out and ran them. joe greene to miles plumlee and green, pacers let him go, he didn't forget. >>

overnight the newest yankee talking about his nine-figure payday. >>> all right. take a look at this sight in the evening sky over county galway in ireland, captured by a woman on her way home. a flock of hundreds of starlings turning and twisting in perfect harmony. sometimes all together, other times breaking off into several clouds and always just totally mesmerizing. look at that. >> awesome, isn't it? >> yeah. >> really good. >>> all right, let's take a look at the roads now. not as cool as that. lake-effect snow will make travel tricky in michigan and upstate new york. >>> and it looks like a good day to fly with delays expected only in houston. >>> and the widow of a florida man shot and killed at a movie theater is sharing her heartbreaking story for the first time. >> nicole oulson says she was enjoying a rare date with her husband, but a retired police captain sitting behind them got upset when chad oulson sent one last text to the baby-sitter. that was during the previews, by the way. police say the two men argued. oulson then threw popcorn at curtis re

new york yankees fans have expressed mixed opinions are guiding new york yankees star alex rodriguez suspension. the slugger will be out for the entire two thousand fourteen major league baseball season and playoffs forgo paying some fans thought the one hundred sixty two game ban punishment was a bit much. i think that putting on that day that goes out with the losses they've been caught on the bed and looked at me that they can actually put the ones that i was then that contains triad i guess. possible. this means that instead appointments. ahh like to see the update. irish show an id. i think so. with us. lily is an amazing life. and it's really entertaining the suspension was the reduction on the initial penalty of two hundred eleven games handed down by mlb but it's still the longest sentence ever imposed for doping offenses in baseball some pencil or thought it wasn't long enough the ecb gone. life is worse than heroes. earlier this week anthony botched the owner of a now closed for banned performance enhancing drugs to mlb players including rodriguez said in a tv interview tha

you hate the yankees, you hate the giants?ate you. >> guys want to take that again. >> it's always a treat to be back here in new york city. the greatest city -- greatest -- >> i can't do this with the honking. what's great about new york is you can go just about anywhere and take in some culture. >> yeah. we have some great exhibits right now at the met like the american west in bronze and [ bleep ] for your bias against the yankees. >> do you even know that super bowl xlviii was here this week. >> i don't say english. i know only [ bleep ] you. >> joe buck. >> new york hates you, joe buck. >> we hate you joe buck. >> it's always a treat because -- >> a lot of work into hating. >> new york city, the food, the sights. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? a whole pizza! >> pizza gets all over his outfit there. bill. >> that was well done. >> joe buck -- >> have you heard about that. the joe buck bias before that. i had never heard that. >> i had kind of heard about that. that's a funny video. >> well done. do you have a prediction?