bosch said.tness that ever came in the case and said, "tony bosch isn't telling' 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, um, 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. >> p

they have bosch now, but who are the people paying for that? if anybody happened to be baseball owners, they are in trouble, but there's bigger names to come. >> thanks for being with us. >> pleasure, bill. >> it's a major anniversary for an incident at her stellar traveler. after landing on the red planet, the mars rover has made incredible discoveries. >> it's been two years since the spectacular entrance to mars. since then, it's been crawling slowly around the red planet, snapping photos, analyzing soil and rocks and sending tera bytes of data back to earth. at the jet propulsion laboratory in california, engineers and scientists used this exact replica of curious city to plan the new version and avoid potential problems. >> many of these instruments were designed to find if the martian environment could have once been amenable to living things. the evidence is now in. >> this place on mars offered an environment that could have supported life. the next step to ask is was there ever life. >> mars once had abundant water, as well as the chem

if you believe tony bosch. none of the guys failed him.ey were able to get the evidence to suspend them. that will be a blueprint going forward. >> isn't it important for a serious policy, to send a message. aside from a-rod, they are all back in the field, some voted into the all star game, a few are mvp contenders. it feels like the league is not making a strong argument against this problem. it's a great point. the incentive is there tore guys willing to take the risk. if you look at the finances. alex signed a record-breaking $275 million deal the same year he was allowed to use testosterone. a 100 million extent was signed when one failed a test. one inspected, comeback, had a great play-off, and had a record contract from the st. louis cardinals in the off season. until the league adds financial dis-ipp sentive, it's not a powerful enough statement for the guys, who are willing to take the risk being dragged through the mud if they are caught. they'll keep trying. >> pleasure to have you back on the show. good to see you. >> that's a

tony bosch expected to plead guilty. coming one year after major league baseball suspended including 13 players and rodriguez for using performance enhancing drugs. >>> new concerns now the irs teaming up with atheists to go up wiafter churches. hear from the attorney general raising a red flag. >> a new movie giving everyone a chance to see what it is like inside of a tornado. maria molina making a special appearance on the red carpet. >> welcome back. a serious scare to tell you about for beach goers in florida. two people were attacked by sharks in the past three-days in brevard county. the latest victim a 45-year-old woman waist deep in the water when a shark bit her foot. >> we heard a scream. didn't hear much of it because it wasn't a horrific scream. >> paramedics got her on a golf cart anded drove her off. >> the women is expected to be okay. >> dramatic moments as a 3,000 square foot home crumbles in a major landed -- land slide. >> the family getting out before 500 feet of rocks shoved the home off the foundati

yet again baseball must be towering saying bosch here we go again.l behink incrementally worse for alex rodriguez? >> he has been -- has ofn suspended and out baseball. his cousin was one of the ones woken up by the da yesterday. yet again his name surfaces with the scandals with biogenesis. >> the shoes have yet to drop. winky for taking time out. listw brandt and and the for espn. -- analyst for espn. -- thank you for taking the time out. it's a lot more coming up. ♪ >> approaching 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the mark it. groupon falling after announcing second-quarter revenue that missed analyst estimates and lowering the forecast for the third quarter. having an ad two cents in analysts were looking for three cents. cutting the 2014 forecast. revenue at $270 million. competing with amazon trying to beef up the mobile presence. in that case takes a lot of cash and eating into the company's bottom line. >> do you groupon? >> i used to religiously and do not anymore. could i do today to save money and then i lost interes

are others connected to bosch that the deo and the feds are going after? >> possibly. there are other players that may be indicated. there's reports that those other players names may come out in discovery. so we may see more inspections by mob. this may be major league baseball working with the federal government to close the case, so to speak. >> to close a chapter on the steroids era. we look at pictures of alex rodriguez. what does that mean. he's planning a return to the yankees in 2015. i don't know. can you imagine that happening? >> tony, i don't see alex rodriguez ever playing another day for the new york yankees. he's been in a contention relationship. it's worse over time. different allegations lobbied back and forth. more evidence may come out against alex rodriguez to make him worse. >> if you are saying that you don't believe the yankees would have him back - i don't know what the contract language says - if they could avoid it, you wonder then what other team would take him. you ostensibly could be talking about the end of alex rodriguez's career. >> tha

clinic founder anthony bosch, that's him leaving a bond hearing in moem yesterday. after agreeing to cooperate and plead guilty to con conspiracy. more than a dozen professional baseball players and more to come have been connected to this clinic including slugger alex rodriguez. he admitted to treating 18 florida high school kids. >> the majority of p.e.d.s he supplied to the youngsters were bought on the black market. they had no idea what they were putting into their bodies. when you talk about p.e.d.s on the black market a clown in the basement with a bucket and burner and a dangerously limited knowledge of chemistry. and these chemicals going in our children's bodies. >> he faces up to a maximum of ten years in prison. >>> switch now to baseball highlights. start with angels and dodgers. dodgers with men on the corners. >> a little chopper to third, the play is at the plate. and it gets away from him and they score. and the dodgers win it 5-4. >> all right, so red's third baseman charged with the throwing error on that one. >>> take you to toronto, the orioles

at the center of baseball's unprecedented investigation is the key witness, tony bosch, who ran a secret doping clinic and tonight tells his story.

bosch is charged with a criminal account of conspiracy to distribute testosterone.dered at 9:00 a.m. this morning and nine others were arrested in the ring allegedly distributing steroids among others to the most well-known ballplayers in network including alex rodriguez. of course, rodriguez serving a one-year or season long suspicion for that substance abuse issue in major league baseball. again, sarah, a pivotal man in the court, i guess if you will, case, anthony bosch turning himself in this morning to drug enforcement agency officials. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. a lot of folks following that one. >>> coming up, three years after downgrading the united states from aaa, standards and poors is back first on cnbc with us next to defend the infamous downgrade and where we go from here. we'll be rights back. >>> the cnbc realtime market exchange snapshot is sponsored by interactive brokers. hi! can i help you? i'm looking for a phone plan. it has to be a great one, and i don't compromise. ok, how about 10 gigs of data to share, unlimited talk and text

there's a user, a seller, anthony bosch. we're not talking about the race.t yankees tsh tigers. the american league east is wide open and we're talking about anthony bosch. >> shouldn't the nfl do what major league baseball has done? >> you're really -- i can just sense that. >> i want to. it is an unnatural sport. tim miklaszewski who is the pentagon sport. he used to do radio. tom landry was looking at how fast and big everybody is getting, tom landry said this isn't my game anymore, it's too dangerous. this isn't the game i started with. >> roger goodell has tried to limit shots above the shoulders and has been panned by his own players for it. the nfl totally understands. the concussion issue is the one issue that can bring down the league. you have a powerful company, it's lawsuits or certain things that can bring down a company. in the nfl it's the concussion issue, they're trying to lessen the injuries. the reality is high school players are bigger, steroid use is up in high school, college players are bigger, the game is faster. now it's no huddle. n

tony bosch was charged and will plead guilty. alex rodriguez was suspended for the 2014 season for doping. >> history was made today in the n.b.a., w.n.b.a. star becky hammon will going san antonio spurs coaching staff once she retires from the san antonio stors. she'll be the first assistant coach to be paid by an n.b.a. team. stephy reddy was the first to coach to a man's professional sports team in 2001, as an assistant coach in the basketball development league. she joins us now from washington. welcome. good to have you on the programme. >> glad to be here. the question in my mind coming through is why did it take this long. what did you think. >> it's a good question. i think basketball is similar to a lot of professions, where you hire people that the trust and that you are familiar with the work ethic, this is an example. the coach worked with becky with the spurs, on a volunteer basis, and he got to know her work eth ebbing, her basketball iq, her smarts, if you will, and trusted her. he felt she'd make a good fit for th

alibaba under fire for a littledly making it possible or easing the way for counter counter did the boschkazi is president of the anticounterfeiting collision. bob, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thing you. >> what would you like to see them do that they're not doing or not doing enough of? >> i think recently we signed an agreement with ali baba and put together a program of over 20 significant brands to effectively take down listings that are selling counterfeit goods. i would like to see them expand those programs, and widen the net. >> what does alibaba do now to ensure that the gucci back or shoes that they are selling is actually a branded legitimate item? >> i think it needs to be working together, they're not experts on the counterfeiting. and that's why the program we have is very successful, because we combine assets and expertise to take these infringing listings down. >> it's alibaba, and at the present time aobao, one of their services. are they receptive to you? do you think they are acting in good faith? >> i think they are acting in good faith with respect to workin

according to espn, anthony bosch reached a plea deal with the u.s. attorney's office. he expected to plead guilty to distribute tear roid. faces up to ten years. the scandal affected local teams, melky cabrera was suspended. bartolo colon suspended for 50 days playing for the a's. >>> the los angeles department of water and power thinking about reviving an old program to detect weakened water pipes. the plan come after last week's massive water main break at ucla campus. the city tells l.a. times the pipe under sunset boulevard has corrosi corrosive. the ute tilt's thinking about reverting a phased -- reverting to a phased out program that pumps in pressurized water in controlled conditions to detect leaks. the city monitors mundane things like the pipe's age and history and how corrosive the soil is. >>> the water main break sent tens of thousands of gallons into two parking garages near ucla. the city will take responsibility for the damage. people whose cars were parked in garages got their first look at the damage yesterday. you can see the cars caked in mud, plast

the announcement comes after tony bosch, founder of mime area biogenesis clinic linked to some of baseball's, admitted he also supplied steroids to high school athletes. we have a former football player, professional football player on the couch. sometimes superman but always talented. you have definite opinions about those. >> i do. it comes out of this. the number one problem in all of this is parents, parenting. they say in the story, there is always an adult who facilitates what goes on. parents, that is number one problem. you have a talented daughter that plays tennis. they start pushing her to do this as she gets older? my son is 14. starts high school. big kid already. could he be bigger and faster with steroids? sure he could. would i have allow that with steroids. >> absolutely not. most of the danger is with the parents oh, i want my kid to do this, get me out of this and be the next johnny manziel or offer whoever. that is the danger. so i blame parents number one. >> does that mean the parents are facilitating taking steroids or putting pressure on kids to find -- >> probably bo

they are now going to deal with bosch. you take the battery. it.ve it is a bit like a stock market.give you a fact of the day, write it down because they will use it again and again. >> let's here about back in the day. >> you can pick up the fact of the day on my twitter. in nots really inching only with its audi brand and bmw, but vw was hot on the heels of toyota as well and is become the world's biggest car manufacturer. toyota clings on. standout numbers -- profit rises. we were expecting it to fall. , ¥588 billion. sales rose. even if they stick to the forecast and sales will be down on their fiscal full-year, probably has to do with the yen -- u.s.,, overall japan, asia, this is the area that is dominating in terms of sales. the u.s. is helping offset japan where they have a sales tax hike. these cars you see on your screen right now -- it is the suvs again. the toyota highlander, the lexus. you see china wrapping it up up 12%. >> it is upsetting the prius which has not been redesigned since 2009. that is conjured into a decline in sales in japan after that sales tax hike. we

the auto parts maker is bidding joint trfw to exit a venturer with bosch.hey're trying to reach an agreement before they can to create the second-biggest car parts maker. drinksla, the largest company, has agreed to buy a 17% stake in monster beverage for just $2 billion. this is a sign of coca-cola increasing its bet on the expanding energy drink market. moscow's calling for a cease-fire in eastern ukraine summit can deliver aid to the citizens. the aid convoy is waiting on the russian side of the border waiting to enter ukraine. the call for a truce are from unconfirmed reports that armored personnel carriers have been seen crossing the border. director of the russia institute at kings college london, samuel us now.joins good morning. you say putin is now embarking on a propaganda war. war after hee pr lost public opinion certainly in the west after the downing of mh 370? >> this is an opportunity for him to change the narrative to show that russia can do something that looks contract is . in other places, maybe make them not churlish in terms of letting

. >> rodriguez calls bosch's claim unreliable. >>> 20 years ago, richard preston wrote about the horrorss different about this outbreak? >> well ebola seems to be full of surprises. this outbreak, first of all, is out of control. >> in africa? >> in africa. they've lost control of the virus. they can't track it anymore, they don't know where it's going. there's a very large number of cases, much larger than before. officially about 1600 people have been reported with ebola. i feel that the number is probably below -- that's an underestimate. >> it's close to tipping point? >> it's beyond the tipping point. the virus is out of control. and the other thing about it that's different is that now it's gotten into the cities. for the first time. >> and what's the threat to the global community? >> well i think the threat to the global community, say for us for example, in the united states, may not be so great. but the threat to the urban populations in africa looks profound to me. >> i interviewed the head of the centers for disease control and he said we can stop ebola. but they're having tr