bosch said.o witness that ever came in the case and said, "tony bosch isn't tellin' the truth." >> pelley: rodriguez never made it to the end of the arbitration hearing. when the arbitration panel turned down his request to call commissioner selig as a witness, rodriguez stormed out with a parting comment to rob manfred. >> manfred: he... he said to me, "rob, this is b.s., and you know it." >> pelley: a few hours later rodriguez showed up on cbs's new york sports radio station wfan. >> mike francesa: were you guilty of any of these charges? >> alex rodriguez: no and i shouldn't serve one inning. >> francesa: did you do anything wrong? >> rodriguez: no. >> francesa: did you do any p.e.d.s? >> rodriguez: no. >> francesa: did you obstruct jus... anybody, any witnesses? did you do anything that they accused you of doing? >> rodriguez: no. >> francesa: nothing? >> rodriguez: nothing. >> francesa: so you're guilty in your mind of nothing? >> rodriguez: i feel like i should be there opening day. >> pell

bosch, en route to a hotel wrote: "just landed, heading your way."e reply from a phone linked to rodriguez said "try to use service elevators. careful. tons of eyes." >> i had to disguise myself or i had to wear sunglasses at night or take an elevator -- a freight elevator instead of the normal elevator. it was challenging. >> pelley: bosch told us he prepared testosterone three ways-- in an injection, in a lozenge, called a trokey, and in a cream. bosch says the lozenge had to be taken early the game before it would dissipate before a post- game test. the low dose cream was a booster. so if you have a extra innings, out comes the cream. >> out comes the cream. if you have a trokey in the fifth inning, we'd all be in trouble. >> pelley: bosch says he timed the doses so precisely they never showed up on a test. rodriguez passed 12 tests, he says because he's clean. bosch was cited for practicing medicine without a license and fined $5,000. a grand jury is meeting in miami to decide whether anyone in the case should face criminal charges. everyday thou

the interviews with bosch. everything that bosch said last tenfold. the purchases he'd made from them on these drugs. the fact they had core breading evidence. -- quite rating evidence. had aleague baseball solid case. it was irrefutable. >> what is the picture we get? the richestte, contract in baseball, doing everything he can to enhance his performance? >> yes. that is what these things are all about. as bosch pointed out, a rod came to him and said i want to be the 800 club. the only guy in history to hit 800 home runs. i thought it was interesting that they were showing on the injected, hesy got would have fabulous days where he was hitting a home run against somebody. this is the first i have ever seen proof of how steroids work. >> he would play better. >> right. >> you are left with the of baseball and what damage this does to baseball. we had bud selig who was overwhelmed. >> and so was the arbitrator. in that ruling, the arbitrator said this length of suspension thebe unprecedented, so was misconduct he committed. that is saying a mouthful f

bosch says he was paid $12,000 a month and that rodriguez took the drugs right before a game. >> all of a sudden his levels of testosterone are higher, it gives him a little bit more -- gives him more energy, it gives him more strength, more focus. >> rodriguez admitted to using the drugs from 2001 to 2003 but denies the bosch allegations. >> the notion that bosch is now coming on the television without an examination or under oath is laughable. >> reporter: bosch also claims rodriguez and his people tried to bribe him and threaten him. bosch denied giving anyone any performance-enhancing drugs but changed his story after cutting a deal with major league baseball. baseball's chief operating baseball's rob manfred says he feared for his life. >> haven't you given him every incentive to tell you what you want to hear? >> we had all sorts of evidence that supported everything that he said. >> reporter: "60 minutes" obtained more than 500 text messages between him and bosch. bud selig didn't testify at the arbitration hearing but said the penalty fit the judgment. >> in my judgment his a

>> personally. >> tony bosch told us alex rodriguez became his client in 2010, bosch says he supplied pro athletes with banned drugs almost ten years, a corrupt sideline to his anti-aging clinic called biogenesis. >> alex wanted to know and would study the product and study the substance, he would study the dosages, because he wanted to achieve all his human performance, in this case, sports performance objective in the most, and the most important one was the 800 home run club. >> the 800 home run club. >> which was only going to have one member. >> alex rodriguez. >> rose: joining me by phone is tom very due situate and bill madden a sportswriter for the daily news, i a am am pleased to have both of them, tom, where is this now? we have seen bosch on 60 minutes last night telling the story of how .. he even personally injected a-rod with drugs and a-rod has now filed suit. so where is the game? >> well, first of all, the arbitrary frederick horowitz clearly he believed all the evidence that anthony bosch presented in the hearing, not just on 60 minutes, and alex rodriguez is challen

almost a million dollars to date, nothing's happened on bosch's behalf. they've given him a pr agent, which i'm not sure why bosch needs one of those. they've taken him out of the biog biogen sis lawsuit. i can't for the life of me under league baseball could look themselves in the mirror and do this. they've agreed to go to federal prosecutors and ask that bosch be given lenience in an investigation where bosch is investigated and will be charged with dishing out steroids to children in south florida. >> in my heart, i suspect a-rod lied before. he lied to katie couric in an interview. i suspect something's up here. that's my gut after reading everything i can read about the case. my take is major league baseball has known for years, you go back to sammy sosa, barry bonds. everybody knew these guys were using it. major league baseball turned a blind eye. do you agree with that? >> oh, absolutely. capsizes were going from 7 to 7 5/8. barry bonds' head tripled in size. people hitting five home runs were hitting 40. sammy sosa, they went to his house in the

>> i'm sorry how much is bosch being paid -- >> yes, bosch. >> well major league baseball will tell you they're not paying him anything. however, it is also true they are paying for his lawyers. they are paying for his 24-hour security. and so that comes to some hundreds of thousands, if not a few million dollars. this is one of the points that a-rod's defense team makes, that this is a paid witness. baseball says not at all, we are fulfilling our side of the obligation by paying his lawyers and for his security. we're not paying the witness himself anything. >> you also early involved in some of the people who were indicted and implicated lance armstrong. are there similarities here? >> well, there are similarities. one thing that is very similar, charlie, is that both alex rodriguez and lance armstrong didn't fail a drug test. alex rodriguez will tell you, his defense team will tell you, during this period of time he had 12 drug tests and every one of them was negative. lance armstrong would have said the same thing before he made his confession, as well. so that's one similarity. ano

but i think with all the benefits that were given to bosch, and i think the fact that information wasned potentially illegally, you may have a better case than people think. >> you darn right we do. there are times when federal courts will intervene, and when you have situation where you have to facts. you have a fundamental fairness argument where we were not given the same access as the major league baseball lawyers, most importantly you have a situation here where 162 games defies their own collectively bargained for agreements. the cba and the drug agreement, the jda, there is no calling for 162 game fos a first-time offender. >> it is 50 and 100. >> somehow they thought alex rodriguez should get 212. >> they want to clean up the game, i'm with them. they have to clean it up in a way where they're not handing cash in paper bags or offering buyouts to people to testify. that doesn't seem right to me. all right, we're going to follow it and appreciate you being with. if i get in trouble, i think i'll ask you, you're fierce. >> if you -- no, i'm not in trouble. >> in the unlikely eve

jenna: what bosch said, is it fantasy? >> first of all, you talk about bosch like he's a doctor.g without a license. he has all the motive in the world to tell a story to testify because the deal from mlb. they've given him deals. they promised to go to prosecutors on his behalf for giving drugs to children. jenna: great to see you as always. thanks for coming. our legal panel joins us. both are criminal defense attorneys and joe really is hitting a part of this case that has raised a lot of questions. that is about anthony bosch and this deal he got from major league baseball and his checkered past. how big of an issue is it despite some criticisms of a-rod, what about that? >> it's a bigger issue than we all realize for one reason and one reason only. as joe pointed out earlier, there's no actual physical or forensic evidence for lack of a better word that a-rod was ever using performance enhancing substances. i know he admitted it way back when. but what we have here is anthony bosch's word against a-rod's word and with a suspension that is that enormous beyond what is allowed

anthony bosch is someone who went to the press.essentially sued bosch and then dropped that lawsuit in turn for his cooperation. there is question about how legitimate his testimony is. >> it is all about confirmation. that is what we are forgetting about. evidence has been purchased by mlb. they needed anthony bosch to confirm the evidence they had purchased. he did that whether we want to agree with his character or not. he did exactly what mlb needed him to do. >> the way a-rod has taken this we are getting away from if he is guilty or not. the argument now is if the entire arbitration process was fair. >> do you think he will take the field again? >> probably not. i think it will be a monumental fight for him legally in the next weeks and months ahead. >> thank you so much. this has been "taking stock." pimm will be back tomorrow. ♪

major league baseball's star witness in the doping scandal, anthony bosch, talked to "60 minutes" lastight and admitted personally injecting a-rod with banned substances. >> was rodriguez injecting himself with these substances? >> i would secure the needles. so at times he would ask me to inject. >> you have injected him? >> yes. >> personally? >> personally. martha: wow, bombshell. rick leventhal live from new york. bosch provide ad lot of detail last night, rick. >> reporter: he did, and made no apologies for providing players with performance-enhancing drugs and said if he didn't others would. when bosch's biogenesis clinic was goes exposed last summer, 14 players he was treeding were suspended for violating drug policy. everyone accepted their punishment except for rodriguez. they have thousands of pages of evidence between the doctor and player using code words to describe what drugs to take. bosch said he regularly drew a-rod's blood to help him beat doing tests including once in a popular mime beach hotel. >> so we ended drawing blood in the bath rooming of this one restaurant,

there is an example that puts the lie to tony bosch. tony bosch claims that on a date certain in october of 2012, when he went to detroit, when the yankees were playing the tigers in the playoffs, before games 3 and 4, he claims he injected alex rodriguez with testosterone. that's what he said in his direct testimony under oath. unfortunately, alex rodriguez was randomly drug tested before game 4 of the playoffs and tested negative, which is scientifically impossible if you were to believe boesch. >> there is one scientifically possible allegation, though extraordinarily far fetched and something of a made for tv movie, that was the boesch allegation that he had withdrawn blood from your client, a-rod in a bathroom in a club, which was wild. before i get to that, i want to outline and play this for our audience and for you, the menu of performance-enhancing drugs that he alleges his client at the time, his alleged client, a-rod, was actually taking of performance-enhancing drugs. have a listen? >> once alex rodriguez was fully under you

this is anthony bosch.rugs to a-rod. >> once alex rodriguez was fully into your protocol, what were the various banned substances that he was taking? >> testosterone, insulin growth factor one, human growth hormone and some different forms of peptides. >> all of them bad? >> all of them bad. alex is scared of needles. so at times he would ask me to inject. >> you've injected him? >> yes. >> i mean, joe, what's your reaction to that? >> obviously he ran the lab, he says he did it, he says he has all these electronic messages between him and a-rod about giving him the drugs. >> i know the evidence in this case. there is not one stitch of evidence that this guy possessed a ped, no one prescription from a pharmacy, nothing. there's not one record in the clinic that says alex received a ped and as far as his testimony regarding alex receiving testosterone, it's only his word and his uncorroborated word alone and this guy is a proven, admitted liar and he has all the motivation to testify against alex because mlb

refuted the claims of innocence and bosch said he personally injected rodriguez due to the fact thatez was too scared of needles to do it himself and said alex rodriguez would take testosterone logenzes called a trokie before games. >> 10-15 minutes before game time he would take it or as soon as he went in the field, a player could take it right before game time and by the time they get back into a locker room, after the game, and there was in i possibility of testing, they would test negative, they would test clean. >> reporter: and bosch also told 60 minutes that, quote, alex cared, alex wanted to know, he would study the product and substances and study the dosages because he wanted to achieve all his human performance or in this case sports performance objectives and the most important one was the 800 home run club, he would be the only member in the club if he reached that level. also appearing in the 60 minute piece was bud and chief operating office and in a statement the mlbpa said it's unfortunate they lack faith in the arbitrator's decision and the joint drug agreement and

this comes after last night's "60 minutes" interview with tony bosch where bosch details his involvement drugs use. bosch said he injected him with steroids and told him hue to avoid detection. a-rod's lawyer firing back at mlb commissioner bud selig. >> when i see bud selig on national tv and talk about alex rodriguez's suspension and makes me gag and makes players gag. first and foremost he has ability to make every television talk about alex. dennis: he couldn't testify. >> wouldn't raise his hand and take an oath. lori: a-rod still plans to report for spring training. dennis: in denial. shopping at your local farmer's market without ever leaving your sofa? a new website delivers locally sourced items right to your door. ashley and tracy talk to the founder of good eggs next hour of "fox biz." [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had th

bosch said he inject the slugger because alex was scared of needle and alex used peds because he want to be the only player to hit 800 runs. mlb players' association and the league are fighting. the players' association released this statement saying: >> in response to that the league said in part: >> lawyers for a-rod have a lawsuit on monday. filing it when challenging the 162 game suspension. this will be a long time. >> long drawn out fight. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera", j.r. sits with tony harris. he's known for black and white images in public locations. he travelled to brazil, kenya and india. it's called women are heroes. >> what did the women take from that project. as you mentioned. the men are running the exit. we understand that. did you have a sense that the women felt they are being empowered by the process. first you see it right away in the streets. the woman has the dignity. they have been - they hold the family together. you have to be humble. they carry so much intensity and strength and i did all my interview with them. and they were giving me something, ta

anthony bosch sat down with scott pelley for a two part report airing on tonight's 60 minutes. >> once alex rodriguez was fully into your protocol what were the various banned substances that he was taking? >> testosterone. inins plin growth factor 1. human growth hormone. and some different forms of peptides. >> all of them bad? >> all of them bad. >> and he knew that? >> yes, he did. >> and you knew that? >> and i knew that. >> was rodriguez injecting himself with these substances? >> i would secure needles so at times he would ask me to inject. >> you have injected him? >> yes. >> personally? >> personally. >> you can see scott pelley's are report later on 60 minutes. >>> former israeli prime minister ariel sharn died last night. long lines around the casket at the knesset. >> some more thoughts on what's ahead for the economy, we're joined tonight by joe connolly of cbs radio and the wall street journal. when do you think there's a real turn around? >> hasn't happened yet. i.t. takes a lot of time. first of all, pent up demand has to grow again. now it's happened in the real estate

because you have someone in tony bosch who is not exactly an upstanding citizen. baseball, the way they categorized it, is we don't need to consider his personal credibility. what's at issue is the physical evidence he can give us. whether you think this guy is scummy, whether you think he is generally a liar or not, doesn't really matter. if he has physical evidence, that's what we are going to go by. that's what he provided to major league baseball. it wasn't just alex rodriguez. we have to remember. this isn't just a he said, he said. there were 13 other players involved with biogenesis. in every single case, except for alex rodriguez, the hard evidence that tony bosch provided major league baseball was so overwhelming that all those players and all those players lawyers said, you know what, you got me. i did it. they took their punishment. they served their suspension. alex rodriguez is the only player that says, nope, tony bosch is a liar, nope, he is making it up, nope, i didn't do this. either you have to believe that tony bosch actually helped all of these

at the center of baseball's unprecedented investigation is the key witness, tony bosch, who ran a secretg clinic and speaks tonight for the first time. >> alex was scared of

bosch, when asked why he provided these illegal drugs, should have told the truth: he did it for money clean technology, many of them critical of how we reported on the failures of some green energy companies that received government funding, while we ignored the success and growth of renewable energy alternatives like solar and wind. "shame on you, '60 minutes,' for making clean energy look dirty." "government money spent on alternative energy companies pales in comparison to the billions spent on nearly 100 years of oil and gas subsidies." "there have been problems developing biofuel. various projects have come to dead ends, but the broader truth is one of amazing success." i'm lesley stahl. we'll be back next week with a brand new edition of "60 minutes." i quit smoking. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette... even if you slip up... so you can reach your goal. [ male announcer ] now, quit on your own terms with nicorette or nicoderm cq. when i'm training, i always listen to music. for the gym, it's hip-hop. for cross-country, cl

bosch led all scorers. lebron james 21.he heat beat of sixers 101 to 86. >>> the top two teams in the west battled. blazers versus spurs. poppo vich whereas ejected. 26 points from 13 rebounds for the blazers, beating the spurs 109 to 100. i'm john henry smith, that's a look at sports for this hour. >>> typically when you think of ice fishing you picture silence and sol attitude. not so in south korea. thousands gathered side by side on a frozen river, some wearing shorts and a t-shirt for a chance to hook a fish and a chance of tradition. harry fawcett has the story. >> it's become a winter tradition, january is ice fishing season. not just for a full hardy enthusiasts. tens of thousands come with their own fishing style to a frozen stretch of river. >> it's fun. this is my third year here. times we come twice a year, the family. there's the fun of eating as well. >> the common factor in the hunt for the prize, the trout. rewarded with the arrival of the fish truck. three to eight tonnes of farmed fish are added to the riv

bosch and james scored the heat's final 8 points to edge them 109-102.their last 17 games. in the nhl the penguins and came back with 2-all and pittsburgh scored four unanswered goals and 6-4 to penguins final score. stewart sink has a one shot lead after the first round of the farmers insurance open at the torre pines and a slight fog delay on the course but once it got going he birdied and ended the day on 64, 8 shots back and 7 time champion tiger woods who is looking for his 9th win here and made a 20 foot birdie on the 14th but managed to finish even par on 72. >> and par right now is probably put me maybe probably about 1 or 2 shots under par on the south course. but below the average. and i think probably over the north course it's 3 under par or somewhere around there so i think it's going to be playing right around three shots easier so i will go out there and give it tomorrow and not be so far behind comsat or sunday. >> the sprinter has won stage four of the australia tour down under to increase the tally to 15 stage wins at the race and won t

. >>> biojen cyst tony bosch has refuted his innocence. the pilots of a southwest airlines plane that landed at the wrong missouri airport have been grounded. their plane took off a little while ago bound for tulsa. the original plane was supposed to touchdown in branson but landed at a runway half a length necessary. inside story is next on al jazeera america. >> the plain language of the constitution seems pretty clear. it's the wrestling match between the president and a divided senate is a little muddy. the supreme court is the referee on this "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. you can find it right there in the institution, which is the handbook for running the country, article 2, section 2, the president shall have power to fill vacancy that is accept during the breaking of the senate. what did those framers mean? at a time of horsepower transportation that the president could fill a job without waiting for everyone to get back to washington, or the president could not be held hostage by the senate's advise and consent role. i

alex rodriguez. >> a-rod's lawyers released a statement rejecting tony bosch's claims saying alex willlast night's golden globes awards. co-host tina fey and amy poehler dazzling the room again with their quick wit and zingers. "american hustle" snagging two awards, jennifer lawrence won acting awards and the film itself won best comedy. leonardo dee capp rio won for "wolf on wall street." "12 years a slave" was shut out until best motion picture drama. "breaking bad" took home best drama and brian cranston won for best actor in a drama. robin wright took home best actress in a tv drama. "brooklyn 99" may have been the surprise of the night. it won best tv comedy and andy sandburg won best actress. amy poehler took a break from hosting to accept best actress. here are some of the highlights. >> and the golden globe goes to -- "breaking bad." >> and the golden globe goes to -- "american hustle." >> the golden globe award goes to -- "12 years a slave." >> and the golden globe goes to -- amy adams in "american hustle." >> leonardo dicaprio. >> kate blanchett. >> amy poehler, "parks and re

>> i'm attempting to, yes, like -- one time i texted bosch, like, what up son, thinking of seeing "frozen good things, but somehow that auto corrected to just took 100 steroids, need to buy thousands more. this is a-rod, by the way. >>> "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men auto stop. gray is over. >>> superman gets shoved back. a bizarre moment for actor bradley cooper. your entertainment is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i should've looked some more." ♪ that's why walgreens makes it easy to save even more on your medicare part d prescriptions. ♪ just stop on by and leave all the legwork to us. switch to walgreens today where you could save with copays as low as

like, uh, one time i texted bosch, like, what up, son. thinking of seeing frozen. heard good things, but like somehow that auto corrected to just took 100 steroids, need to buy thousands more. this is a-rod by the way. >> darn you, auto correct. >> i hate auto correct. >> don't you hate it when that happens? >> yes. i've talked some cookie things. >> you're telling me there's going to be a snowstorm? >> yes. this forecast in the last six hours just has gotten a little more snowy. >> right. >> especially for i-95. the big city. a lot of people are off for the federal holiday, martin luther king day. it looks like we could be dealing with a snow day for some kids from school as we go into tuesday. that storm is located up in north dakota. it doesn't look like much up there. we have winter storm watches. the storm will intensify as it gets to the mid-atlantic. winter storms from richmond, d.c., boston, philly. it looks to begin tuesday morning ending late tuesday night. so, again, if there was a snow day, most likely it would probably be wednesday morning or maybe som

in mexico last night, rodriguez said, in spanish: last sunday, clinic owner tony bosch told "60 minutes" he supplied the new york yankee third baseman with banned drugs for two years. rodriguez is suing to overturn the suspension. tonight, a diplomatic source is telling us that the united states is rushing small arms to iraq to be used in the battle for anbar province west of baghdad. u.s. forces paid dearly for this territory and now a religious war is being fought there between the two main factions of islam. elizabeth palmer is in baghdad for us tonight. liz, who asked for the weapons? >> reporter: the iraqi government asked for the weapons to help the fight in fallujah and ramadi. they want automatic weapons in particular because they can -- they're sent without congressional approval so they can get here very quickly. furthermore, the united states knows that the iraqi government is going to funnel these weapons or at least some of them, into the hands of the tribesmen out there who are fighting al qaeda. but there are sympathizers among the tribesmen, al qaeda sympathizers, so the

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more and more ways to beat the tests, which more and more finding refuge with people like anthony bosch the nondoctor. prescribingprescribing medicati. basically treating players like lab rats, that's the only way, or the other way is you have to do a decriminalization program. have a conversation with experts, about what is technology and that medicine has changed over the years. >> you have to worry about kids following examples and taking those things at a very young age. >> i think kids are smarter than that. do you want to end up like alex? >> look at this guy he is a gazillionaire, he dates models and actresses. isn't that one of the problems? >> the recent marijuana situation in colorado, it makes it easier to be a controllable substance. i think that's one of the ways to answer. >> i want to switch topics, i want you to weigh in on what happened yesterday. a federal judge telling the nfl hold your horses on that concussion settlement worth three quarters of a billion dollars, he's concerned there's not enough money there. now an attorney for the players is saying that he would r

and fireworks at police who responded with water cannons and tear gas ukrainian journalist andrei bosch to avoid told us what he witnessed. i saw them out of cocktails thrown into the rows of police so it's happening old a time when the police is trying to stop the protesters and to go go come to them closer the protesters to the right and to a softer over and stones to write articles young people tried to break through the fans of police and to go to the governmental area of the city and police us trying to trying to stop them people are building barricades they are using the cars which are standing on this square they want to choose to achieve their goals now still be the one to victory and of course to go away to be not present president they want to have another government and they want to have this in the in one moment they don't talk to journalists so they can't explain what they want so they want to fight. an opposition leader is pushing for the government to step down over the new law that says in breach of the constitution they say it will make it easier to prosecute demonstrat

all potential terrorists and what we're forgiving larry is the main thing they work for us were the bosche. don't forget to tune in at nine pm for that and much more if you're on our team america. and we're just learning that the national security agency carried out spying operations during the two thousand and nine united nations conference on climate change in copenhagen this is all according to new documents leaked by former government contractor edward snowden according to the documents published by the huffington post and the danish newspaper information the n.s.a. monitored the communications of other countries ahead of the conference and intended to continue those operations throughout the summit the document does not state how the n.s.a. planned to continue gathering that information but noted it would collect signals intelligence which is information gathered from intercepted communications such as phone calls and e-mails the document reveals that the n.s.a. planned to do this to gain advantage it says leaders in negotiating teams from around the world will undoubtedly be engaging

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an interviewer with tony bosch airing on 60 minutes refruits his claim, saying that he personally injected slugger because alex was scared of needles, and: >> lawyers for a-rod say they'll challenge the 162 game suspension. it will be a case that keeps on going. >> still ahead - a life-size replica of a famous ship is coming to an amusement park in china. and a cartoon museum where comics are considered a part of history. >> in bangladesh half of its students do not finish middle school. as reported, a new school system with innovative classes is trying to get students back in school. >> these kids look like regular students attending a gym class. each is a success story. every child is a former dropout. today the students in the basic school system, a network of schools in villages fighting the country's drop-out problem. >> 40% of students do not finish school. the student that leads session was one of them. >> we lived in dhaka, but then my father died and i had to stop going to school. a teacher came and found me two years later and convinced my mother to send me to school. >> there's

anthony bosch gave a stunning interview to 60 minutes. >> once he was fully under your protocol whatious banned substances that he was taking. >> testosterone and growth factor one. human growth hormone and different forps ms of pep tides? >> all of them banned. >> all of them banned. >> and he knew that? >> yes. >> and you knew that? >> yes. you injected him? >> personally. >> i'm joined by turns now. well, this is pretty tough. for a-rod to perhaps counter. but, this is the kind of thing that has beeen swirling around the investigation. he says he is going to take this to federal court. how does he do that? >> he says he is going to appeal. he has a very small chance, almost none of winning this. players and owners agree in the bargaining agreement that this is how we will resolve our differences. even if the suspension will not be as harsh? major league baseball won't be able to go -- it is on both side s. >> if this were to go to federal court? that wouldn't go well? >> no, it couldn't. a-rod has said in the past that this information is here say. >> what is so interesting about

looking at tony bosche that he would be a snake oil salesman what he was telling alex rodriguez. >> what are they supposed to do? >> elevate your testosterone levels, when you get 40 to 50 years old, your testimon testose levels lower. >> they are keeping mlb from knowing and escaping the test. how did mlb get back into the game? >> if everybody knows the test it's easy to go into the lab and figure out how to defeat the test. ted bird covers major league baseball for baseball today and how the test needs to go beyond the players themselves. >> the big step forward would be punishing the teams. the yankees benefit from alex rodriguez from taking the performance enhancing drugs, while being on the team. and now they benefit from him clearing all that payroll. there is no incentive for the teams to police themselves. until there is, there's no way to clear the game. >> holding the teams responsible for policing their own players illegal drug use would likely go a long way in ridding the games of peds, how about punishing the teams? >> what's the union's reaction? >> there is a little surpr

former chief of the now def unct anti aging clinic, and thinning clinic, anthony bosch s he personallyhe entire upcoming season. he says he still plans to travel to tampa for pre- season training a technicality that was not included in the suspension, whether he will be back to play in 2015 will be up to the yankees. >> dennis rodman has left north korea. he also called gas for comments that he made about kenneth bae, the american at detained for more than a year for in tight state crimes. rodman imply that he was at fault. he says that his efforts inside the country have been wrongly represented. he says that he is unappreciated, insisting that his basketball diplomacy has been mixed success. the nba commissioner suggested that money is what motivated the trip, but members of promise teens spoke out and said the opposite. >> rahman says that he just wanted to prove that they could get along in sports. >> we now know which first played michelle obamas down will be a part of his storgown e obama will be a part of history. starting tomorrow, the second group the red inaugural gown made b

. >> that is anthony bosch who runs the biogenesis clinic and did that interview with "60 minutes" ande a-rod a program and -- >> night cream. >> therefore he passed all of the major league baseball tests and what a-rod hangs his hat on. you don't have a positive test to me. he admitted he did steroids in 2003 but nothing after 2003 and he is now saying this is not right, i should be able to play next year. he has ripped bosch and major league baseball and a lot of money at stake. >> now he is really throwing the long ball if going to court and try to overturn the arbitrator's decision. >> not going to happen. >> how does he factor in like the text messages to his phone number where he is asking for guidance as to when to put on the night cream, the testosterone cream and take the gummy bear, which is a gummy like a little candy like a gummy bear? >> he would refer to rudy giuliani on that. >> might not be a good idea. >> bosch says it was the throat lo lozenges. >> you will not get rid of this until they have a tough policy. the 50 game suspensions and stuff like that will not do it.

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last night on "60 minutes" tony bosch who allegedly provided rodriguez with illegal drugs, he says heecause he injected the drugs in the past. a-rod maintains his innocence. >>> for the second time in two months, a large jet has landed at the wrong airport. last night a southwest jet landed in branson, missouri, after flying in from chicago. the problem is the airport where it landed was about eight miles from where it should have landed. southwest sent ground crews from the correct airport to assist the 129 people on board. no one was hurt. southwest and several federal agencies are now investigating the incident. >>> frightening moments on another commercial airliner after a pilot has a major midair health crisis with 130 people on board. fortunately two nurses just happened to be on the plane and they knew exactly what to do. we get more now from clayton sandal. >> reporter: one airline captain is alive, thanks to two quick-thinking passengers on a recent united flight out of des moines, iowa. amy sorenson was watching a movie when there's a call for help. >> asking if anybody on b

independent kingdom of terror headed i yasser arafat and if course all the other murderers like paul bosch -- responsible for tragedy. our northern civilian population, civilians of our northern towns and villages became hostages in their hands. they took advantage of the cease-fire which was not kept completely. that was one of the mistakes in the book because it has been mentioned in tom friedman's luck during the year of the cease-fire there were altogether 290 terrorist that goodies that took place. though most of them not along the northern border but to license side of israel or along other orders or incur up against the and israeli citizens all instructed from lebanon. and they had their labor, tremendous infrastructure. they had their more than 500 guns and rockets. tremendous depos of ammunition, about 100 tanks and 15,000 terrorists information. thousands of our people left the northern border and moved southward. we could not take any of dignity against the terrorists because once we did they started immediately to shell our civilian population. life was unbearable. we could not

his accuser, anthony bosch, did not help rodriguez's cause.nally injected a-rod with steroids and he was obsessed with hitting 800 home runs. >>> controversy in the world of figure skating just weeks before the sochi olympic games. the u.s. figure skating association named ashley wagner to the team of three, despite finishing fourth at nationals after falling twice in her long program. it bumps third place finisher off the team, but wagner has been the most successful in international competition and because of that, the u.s. is bringing three and not two skaters to the olympics. what's getting lost in all this, gracie gold's first national championship, she and pau lee that edmonds round out the team that will head to sochi. >>> target's ceo in its first interview is apologizing to as many as 110 million customers who may be victims. >> as time goes on, we are going to get down to the bottom of this. we are not going to rest until we understand what happened and how that happened. clearly, we're accountable and we're responsible, but we're go

anthony bosch, he is the founder and former proprietor of biogenesis, talking to "60 minutes" last night 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 us ken rosen nall, foxsports.com, senior nmlb right writer. you have to read his columns. this one in particular, you nailed it. okay, he is losing money but mlb's credibility is at risk. let's go first to the money issue. we see the number 25 million he loses in his contract. it is clearly a lot more, isn't it? >> it is. he has a chance to make bonuses in the contract passing all-time home run leaders, willie mays, hank aaron, barry bonds, all-time home run leader. he will not get there at least anytime soon. liz: each time he hit as home run which won't be this year because he is banned. he filed an injunction. his lawyers filed an inju

the key witness anthony bosch is telling "60 minutes" he injected the slugger with banned substancesd of needles. rodriguez says he's innocent and won't give up vowing to fight this suspension in federal court. they say the odds are heavily stacked against him. >> looks like the experts are right. >>> heavy rain on top of melting ice, now some areas are seeing major flooding. the state of ohio, warmer temperatures created an ice dam that pushed water over the river banks on saturday. >> and check this out. indoor nba game delayed because of rain. how do you have a problem inside? that's still ohio there. take a look at this. >> yes. this could be interesting. >> he saw something coming in. >> yeah. i'm sensing with this much rain that's not uncommon, but that's not good. >> what happened in d.c. on saturday at the wizards/rockies game. the heavy rain caused a leak in the roof. officials delayed the game after the water began to fall on the court. what's next? rick has the answer. >>> really rough yesterday. i think this general weather pattern we are in isn't going to change. so we'r

. >> just make a point on that and i would recommend everybody if i can do go see what bosch is doing a. the dilemmas of how much control the driver will see to the technology is totally unknown. i mean, it sounds great but the number of our members including delphi here, has also been doing a lot of work on this. the question is, is where is joe sixpack? is he willing to pay for it and then the liability issues that associate with? i think technology will happen very quickly but i think consumer acceptance to it is still a very big issue that has to be dealt with. >> as mitch pointed out, if you look at some of these cars now, i have to admit, it's got lanes entering. i know what does. it's got adaptive cruise control. i know does. i take my hands off of it and it follows the highway. i'm not doing anything. of course if i hit the nick skaar it is of course my fault, but i think that's what i wonder how much of this will come in those incremental steps and then it would just be kind of a natural thing for people to move to the. but actually what you just said reminds me of something

against him is contained in hundreds of incriminating blackberry messages between rodriguez and anthony bosch, the man who claims he supplied and injected rodriguez with performance-enhanceing drugs. in an interview with "60 minutes" he spoke about how he delivered it. >> most of the times we were together were after hours, midnight and 7:00 am in the morning. >> what were you doing between midnight and 7:00 am? >> less people less eyes. >> less people less eyes. you could go to his place? >> absolutely. there was a lot of disguises that i had to disguise myself or i had to wear sunglasses at night or take an elevator a freight elevator instead of the normal elevator. it was challenging. >> all the legal experts we consulted said it would be unlikely that the judge would overturn the ruling but not impossible. charlie, norah? >> jim axelrod, thanks. >>> the president of french will step in the spotlight. francois hollande at a major press conference but the proposals will likely be overshadowed by a personal scandal engulfing the presidential palace. mark phillips is in paris. mark, good morn