affeldt donated $20,000. much of that coming from the $100 he pledged for every strikeout he pitched during the season. now he s upping that to $250 per strikeout. he s also raising awareness by recruiting teammates and opponents. tapping st. louis cardinals outfielder, matt holliday. you have so many nationali nationalities represented here. some asian ballplayers, the latin guys. all these guys there is slavery in these countries. reporter: not for sale has built a medical clinic, safe house and dormitories for former child slaves in thailand. in peru, the group helped launch a surfing program for street kids. last season the giants won the world series. affeldt hopes the buzz surrounding his team will bring attention to a problem which many only rarely think about.
because the one guy that knows for sure whether or not bonds used steroids is anderson. he has said i m not going to testify so he s sitting in jail. the judge sent him to jail, third stint in jail so what the prosecution has to do is build the case around using the ex-girlfriend and other ballplayers that used the same trainer, anderson, and building anderson up as part of this trial along with barry bonds. it s going to be a tough sell to this jury though. you ve got to convince everybody that he used steroids and then lied to a grand jury about it. we re following it right there with you, mr. rowlands and finally a teacher is under fire for this quiz given to her third graders in georgia. we know that this is all about illegal immigration. do tell. social studies assignment began awry. the topic what is what does the u.s. do with an illegal immigrant, and it looks good? you have some reading materials,
ballplayers but left-handed people. believe it or not being a lefty was once seen as an evil stigma. but medical experts say that s not the case. if anything, it is a mystery. joining me to talk about what s scientifically right and rare about being lefty is dr. perry class of the jay carter journalism institute. perry, good to have you. i was using my left hand in the shot because i m a lefty. you wrote this fascinating article in the new york times about this. it comes off as an anomaly. why is that after all these years? why don t we have better sigh > the genetics or the development of why some people are left-handed or, to put it another way, how other people are right-handed. it s more complicated developmentally than i even majdz when i began writing this. statistically 90% are right-handed. only 10% are left-handed. as i said, i m left-handed. i can tell. for years left-handed people have been stigmatized as pathological, rebellious or
the growing chorus of fans who want a playoff system in college football. he was on hand to watch the delaware ban tell for for which division one. they will have to, the public will demand it. we hear more of it now. you have great bowl traditions but there is a way they can work that out and still have a genuine playoff. the country wants it. and i would think a lot of ballplayers would want it. no doubt. they will need congress to accomplish that. and it blue hens lost the title to eastern washington, 20-19 and the championship between auburn and oregon is monday night. it should be a good one. i like auburn in a tight but entertaining game. i look forward to it. and now outside and the forecast. rick? it is a cold morning for a lot of the country.
these ballplayers for some reason come back from the united states with a bunch of money and a bunch of violent activity. yeah. and jorge, do we even know if he had some sort of beef with this guy? some of the witnesses who were interviewed say that there was a past history of argument and bad feeling between these people. of course this is normally small towns when you have competition for certain things, maybe even women, so this will be cleared up when he turns himself in. we ll follow the case. jorge pineda calling in. thanks so much. they were supposed to be out plowing snow, not on the way to getting plowed. new york is investigating a report that four sanitation supervisors were actually drinking beer in a sanitation department car monday night instead of cleaning up the snow. the allegation is the latest criticism of the city s handling