move by bud selig right now.ying it out there for a-rod. he's saying take a suspension for life and get a cash settlement or appeal a suspension for life and walk away with nothing. those are your choices. i'm not offering you anything else. >> well, it's interesting. in the new article, profile of what's happening here, a-rod is quoted as saying, look, it's concerning. i have two daughters at home. i'm sensitive to that. above all, i want to be a role model, continue to be a role model, especially to my girls. so all the noise sometimes gets on my nerves, but that's it. i can't let it get any further than that. i have a job to do. does he get what's happening? >> no, i think alex rodriguez lives in the land of unreality. that's pretty profound, even by the standards of 21st century celebrity. nobody wants this guy. the union doesn't want to defend him. the yankee organization duoes nt want him at this point. if anything, what the yankees want is for alex rodriguez to appeal his suspension so bud selig invokes th

bud selig talked about it last night with david letterman. >> what's going to happen to alex rodriguez to play for the yankees? >> only time will tell. we are in the midst of a tough, thorough investigation. >> is he one that might be suspended? >> i would rather not say. >> you know, don't you. i can tell. >> i do. i do. the answer is i do. >> how many are we talking about? >> we don't know yet. >> more than a dozen, less than a dozen? >> we don't know. i'll say this, you are persistent. >> yeah, he sure is. there's a number of people being investigated, one is alex rodriguez for going to a clinic in miami that has performance enhancing drugs that are not -- they try to develop these so they can't get picked up by steroid screenings. eric, i was shocked today when i heard you say you were in favor of steroids in major league baseball. >> not exactly what i said. i didn't say i am in favor of steroids in major league baseball. i have been consistent on this. you may not like where i stand, but here is where i have been consistent. you're never going to be able to stop it. they're going

before the game baseball commissioner bud selig announced a new policy aimed at protecting players against discrimination and harassment based on sexual orientation. he also just recently admitted that he has never sent an e-mail and says he never will. not sure how he's communicating. as the yankees' alex rodriguez continues rehab, the players union says any suspensions resulting from the drug investigation probably won't be served until next year if the penalties are challenged. >>> now, to soccer action in connecticut last night. team usa's landon donovan got the ball in the open field and the u.s. had a two-on-one breakaway. donovan passed it and the ball was kicked into the net and the usa beat costa rica 1-0 for its eighth straight win, their longest winning streak ever. >> "early today" sports brought to you by men's auto stop. >>> beyonce's car pay diem moment. >>> just when the thought the waters were safe, a new shark horror film that's next. >>> welcome back. i haven't been able to find many raindrops on the map lately but a couple thunderstorms rolling up north of 90 through ar

bud selig found himself under the microscope being grilled on the latest performance- enhancing drugsndal. >> we believe that after the all-star game, there will be a reckoning, am i right about that? >> at some point in the future. >> how many are we talking about, five? >> we don't know. >> more than a dozen, less than a dozen. >> we don't know. [ laughter ] >> i'll say this. you are persistent. >> thank you. >> while we weigh sudden acceleration for -- wait for bud selig to drop the hammer, the head of the union says any suspensions handed out by major league baseball won't be served until next year due to what is expected to be a lengthy appeals process. that is great news for teams in contention with players in question. >>> for every home run yoenis cespedes hit last night in winning the home run derby, the as took a dollar off ticket prices for an upcoming game against the angels. after belting 32 home runs, you could have purchased field level tickets for just five bucks. i say could have because they're already sold out. >>> good night, that is a huge fish! >> this is a group

mlb commissioner bud selig is being quoted today by "the sports business journal" as saying, quote, i never sent an e-mail and i never will. selig has upgraded to an iphone. that must be nice. >> the world doesn't work that way anymore. i don't know how people avoid e-mail. >> come on, commish. >>> when we come back, it's being called an alarming trend. high blood pressure is now not just for adult. why doctors say teenagers may be at bigger risk. >>> and going, going, gone. one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year is now in the books. we'll look at highlights from the home run derby. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is pr

before the game baseball commissioner bud selig announced a new policy aimed at protecting players against discrimination and harassment based on sexual orientation. selig recently admitted that he has never sent an e-mail and says he never will. >> is he a pidgeon? >> smoke signals. i have no idea. that's what he says. as the yankees alex rodriguez continues his rehab, the baseball union says any suspensions resulting by the baseball commission probably won't be served until next year if the penalties are challenged. >>> team usa's donovan got the ball in the open field and the u.s. had a two on one break away. check it it out. he passed to brett shay kicked it right here, into the net, and usa beast costa rica 1-0 for its eighth straight win, their longest winning streak ever. congrats, team u.s.a. >> team u.s.a. thanks so much, betty. >> sure. >> joining me for our first look at politics is boris epstyn. boris, good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks for being here. >>> yesterday the senate approved the director of the consumer protection board despite the gop trying to block nominees

and i love sports and i love technology so it was really something i love to do and i was a fun of bud selig for a long time. >> rose: but you knew a lot about technology? >> i wouldn't they's true. i wouldn't say even today that's true. >> rose: you know people who do. >> i know people who know people right. but i was at i.t.t. and we dabbled and had done a lot with technology. >> rose: this is when i first met you. >> and the internet has been a great spot and if you think about what baseball is, it's an egalitarian sport, it's for everybody. we have 75 million people going to our game. so the ability to use the internet to deploy our games and get our games out there, exciting prospect. >> rose: but it's a game you don't think necessil perfect tech ages. or do you? >> well, we do. because we play everyday-- let's say you're a yankee or mets fan living here, even though you grew up in the south, maybe you're a braves fan. >> rose: no, yankees. >> you're a yankees fan, they play 162 times, you can't get the yankee stadium stadium, you can't watch them on t.v. with the great job they. do you

and bud selig's latest comments on the a's stadium situation. sports, you decide if you >>>, major league baseball all star game being played in new york. six bay area players are there. none were in starting line ups. buster posey just got into the game but they're trailing right now. so not a lot of offense thus far. we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. baseball commissioner was asked about the a's stadium stale made today during a town hall meeting in nork and says now there is nothing mlb can do because of a lawsuit filed by the city. i did say he feels good about the situation. and bud feels good about it. speaking of the coliseum it was a factor last night. the a's slugger won the derby now coliseum regarded as a difficult place to hit home runs. >> when this maying difficult it's not as ditch as -- difficult as oakland f i can do it in oakland i thought why can't i do it here? >> a's hit all star break in first place in the al west. two up on texas. >> guys believe we have one of the best teams in baseball. when ge get an opportunity

commissioner bud selig - >> gary: seen here posing with a fan with an "a-roid" tee shirt - is planningg alex rodriguez the longest suspension in history - possibly for life - for his involvement with steroid clinic biogenesis >> gary: an a-rod lawyer was on a radio shows today saying rodriguez would appeal any suspension. >> gary: there is also a possibility that he could cut a deal that would result in a year long suspension but would leave open the possibility of him returning to baseball >> gary: penalties are expected to be announced this friday - for a-rod and as many as 9 other players >> gary: marlins hitting coach tino martinez officially "resigned" but he likely would have been fired. this after three marlins accused martinez of verbal abuse - and one player says martinez grabbed him by the throat when he refused to pick up balls during batting practice martinez finally felt >> gary: compelled to speak up on the matter saying that he got in the players faces about picking up ballsyelled at them and even grabbed one by the jersey, but never by the throat. >> gary: should be not

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bud selig is being quoted as saying, "i've never sent an e-mail, and i never will." those are your tech byt isses. i'm rob wilson. have a great day. the thing is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. ad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise... uh, ha ha ha. ♪ >> checking headlines around the nation, two candidates hoping to make comebacks are edging out their opponents. the poll shows former governor, eliot spitzer ahead in the race and former congressman, ant any weimer is ahead for new york city's mayor. >> a georgia woman fears for her life after her ex-boyfriend is released from jail. he was arrested in new mexico driving the neighbor's car. georgia had 20 day is to extradite him. his ex-girlfriend is scared now because she helped put him behind bars. >> here he is running around again, and i don't know w

bud selig said baseball has zero tolerance. they plan to create a code of conduct and a system to report complaints. >>> hundreds of military veterans and families connected with employers today at a fair in concord. it was about more than just getting a job. >> i am looking for a career. everyone is looking for that job that will give them self worth. you know, help pay the bills. >> he is a u.s. veteran and a college student. he hopes to find a career in law enforcement or a similar field. when they started this event 8 years ago, 75 vets showed up, today 600 vets and families came. in all hopes of finding meaningful work. >> they want to apply their skills to something that has a purpose, that is part of a unit and that could give them a new direction in life. >> the theme was what you should have learned. that include classes on applying for a job and using social media to network. organizers say they vetload the employers to make sure -- vetted all the employees to make sure they realized the unique stills they have to off

bud selig is looking to suspend him for the use of performance-enhancing drugs and for violating the reement. that's according to multiple reports. a suspension would allow selig to suspend him immediately in what is known as the best interest of baseball privilege. a-rod still owed a little less than $100 million for the next five years. for every 50 glams he's suspended the yankees save a whopping $7.5 million. >>> the brewers are hope the way to cure a fan's broken heart is through the stomach. they'll be giving away $10 vouchers in an effort to give back. the vouchers will be given away to any fan at any brewers' home game in august, can be used for food, merchandise and tickets. >>> a big blow call last night. check it out. boston's daniel nava coming in from third. he slides in, but the umpire in terrible position. he calls him out. that run would have been the tieing it run for the red sox. instead it's the final out. rays go on to win the game and take the lead in the american league east. >>> well, fresh off their stanley cup win, the chicago blam hawks are giving their fans

i think it's part of bud selig's legacy that he tonight want to leave it in dirty shambles. >> i'm feeling dirty shambles right now. i'm listening to that guy -- i'm an open book. i'm willing to share every aspect of my life. this is just an absolute fraudulent enterprise. >> well, you could say that, but i mean, this is an attempt to punish players which wasn't in place a decade ago when baseball was sell baiting the accomplishments of guys that were cheating. so this is an attempt to actually punish these players. some will tell you that this is mlb exercising its powers over the players' union to make fans hate the players. i think this is an attempt to impose the rules that the players union signed on to and voted for overwhelmingly. >> is this the tip of the iceberg? there was a testing regime that was agreed to. it has now been in place. this seems to me that this could blow up the sport this year. i mean, this seeps like it's the potential here if all the players they're saying are going to be implicated this is going toborough up the season. people thought the black sox was going t

but what we're now hearing are further reports that baseball commissioner bud selig may take rodriguez'sishment one step further by invoking a powerful rule that would ban him from baseball even while his appeal is being considered. that's one report from the daily news. we're going to talk with jeff foster, sports editor for "the wall street journal". jeff, what about that? i was looking at this special clause, preserve the integrity of the game. it's rarely used -- >> right. jenna: one report, but what do you make of it? >> i think to get that passed, to get like a lifetime ban, to ban him from baseball, to keep him off the field, selig and wail are going -- baseball are going to have to build a really big case. right now the standing drug policy is first offense 50 games, second offense 100 games, third offense lifetime ban. he's never, you know, had a drug -- he's never failed a test, so this would be, technically, his first offense. jenna: but he has been ointed to -- >> he admitted to it in 2009. jenna: so what is he trying to protect here really? >> his motivations are very unclea

bud selig is looking to suspend him for using performance-enhancing drugs and violating the collective a suspension for violating the cba would allow selig to suspend him immediately in the best interest of baseball privilege. a-rod owed a little less. and a whopping $7.5 million. >>> the milwaukee brewers are hoping that the way to a fan's broken heart is through their stomach. the team will be giving away 10 vouchers for the team's poor performance and the suspension of ryan braun. the vouchers which will be given to any fan attending a brewers home game in august can be used for food, drinks, merchandise and tickets. >>> all right, john, a story i'm sure had you yelling at your tv last night, the red sox have a legitimate gripe with the umpires from last night's game. check this out. boston's daniel nava running home in eighth inning, slides in, clearly safe but the umpire terrible position calls him out. >> clearly safe. >> unbelievable. you know, this would have been a tying run. instead it's the final out of eighth and rays go on to win the game and now take the lead. >> that was

i think it's part of bud selig's legacy.n't want to leave the game in the dirty shambles it's been over the past decade. >> let me just say, i'm feeling dirty shambles right now. i am feeling, just watching that tape of that guy, listening to i am innocent, and the truth is on our side, i've been an open book, willing to share details from every aspects of my life as part of this investigation because i have nothing to hide." this is an absolute fraudulent enterprise. >> well, i mean, you could say that. this is an attempt to actually punish players which wasn't in force a decade ago during the great home run chase with sammy sosa, mark mcgwire, when baseball was celebrating the accomplishments of guys that were cheating. >> right. >> so this is an attempt to actually punish these players. some will tell you, commentators, respected commentators like joe sheen will say this is mlb exercising its powers over the players union in order to make fans hate the players and get a better teal f deal for owners in the long run. i thi

moved on to other jobs and the governor that i worked for, jim blanchard, is such a person, as is bud selig today. >> rose: who are the other three three? >> roger altman. bob downey, goldman sachs. and then randy cox, c.e.o. >> rose: so this whole accumulation of experience prepares you do what? >> in my mother's eyes damn little. >> rose: (laughs) >> shi keeps saying "this is all nice, bob, what about a career?" >> rose: your wife says why can't you be on t.v. like charlie sfloz >> all sorts of cheap shotsfrom all over the place. you know, as you can fully appreciate given the interest that you have and why you're such a good interviewer, you are interested in what people say and what they've done. like you've been very lucky, done a lot of different things, probably not good at anything but enjoyed everything along the way. >> rose: thank you. >> thank you, enjoyed it. >> rose: christian louboutin is here. he is one of the biggest names fashion and footwear. his red lacquer soles have become iconic. his designs can be elegant, flirty, often outlandish. in recent years he's also expanded

baseball commissioner bud selig is now reportedly preparing to invoke his right to suspend rodriguezeserve the game's integrity. this is a rarely used power, which "the new york daily news" reports could lead to rodriguez being banned for life. he could also be suspended under the league's labor deal guaranteeing any suspension takes effect immediately. >>> and take a look at this. a man in san diego survived this. he drove off that 40-foot cliff, driving straight through a locked gate and then taking a plunge that was, in fact, death defying. somehow his car landed upright. so he is going to be okay. bad news for him, okay enough to face possible drunk driving charges. >>> and new details about the spectacular jewelry heist along the french riviera. the brazen robbery of some 72 diamond rings, pendants, earrings from an exhibit in cannes is now valued at $136 million. that is more than double the initial estimate. this morning police are reviewing surveillance video hoping to identify the masked man, which will make it tough, who pulled off the heist in just 60 seconds. >>> finally,

. >>> "the new york daily news" says bud selig is prepared to invoke a rarely used power to keep yankee slugger alex rodriguez off the field. there is growing speculation that rodriguez could be suspended for violating baseball's drug program, but if rodriguez tries to appeal, selig could still ban a. rod by using his right to preserve the integrity of the game. >>> a storm sweeping across hawaii is bringing heavy rain and high winds to the islands. flossie has been downgraded to a tropical depression, but it's still strong enough to knock out power. at one point, the storm brought 4 inches of rain in an hour in honolulu. airlines have >>> low clouds and fog surging onshore this morning. got a little sunshine to show you, though. going to see more of that throughout the day but the temperatures are going to stay well below average. low pressure just camped along the coastline, that trough ushering in that cool sea breeze. we'll keep those temperatures down a bit. 70s and low 80s inland this afternoon, 60s and 70s inside the bay, 50s and 60s at the coast. next couple of days just minor f

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well mike alan from "politico" saturday down and talked to majority leader baseball commissioner bud selig feelings about. i think he is a little goofy, and doesn't have a good grip on the sport he is managing. he added to that yesterday, by admitting he doesn't use email. >> you have been very forward looking in digital media, and yet you have never sent an email. >> i never will. i have to say i have a daughter and my granddaughters i am illiterate when it comes to that, and i'm proud of it. i'm the only person in baseball without that and it hasn't hurt me a minute because i talk to the people every day and they tell me what they are doing. i did get an iphone so i made some progress, i guess. >> so he is like 78 years old and he runs all of majority leader baseball? my first question is why did he get an iphone? why get an iphone if you don't know how to spend an email. >> yeah, that's pointless. >> he makes phone calls and plays candy crush, that's it. >> yeah, that's crazy. >> just get a kickcricket. >> yeah. >> i'm okay with that. >> all right. >> overhead lines making news on this

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bud selig is looking to suspend a-rod for the use of performance enhancing drugs and also for violatingve bargaining agreement. that's according to multiple reports. a suspension for violating the cba would allow selig to suspend a-rod 3450immediately in the be interests of baseball privilege. red sox nation has a legitimate gripe with the umpires after a big blown call last night. daniel nava coming in from third base. he'll slide in, looks like he's safe. the umpire in terrible position to make the call calls him out. that would have been the tying run for the sox. instead it's the final out of the inning and the rays would go on to win and at that time lead in the american league east. fresh off of their stanley cup win, the chicago blackhawks are giving their fans a chance to own a piece of history and that piece of history is ice. or better yet, melted ice. the blackhawks are selling a limited number of souvenir packages that include actual melted ice from the united center and the proceeds will go to local charities. see that little vial? that's your melted ice that you can get. n

it's obvious that bud selig has a hit list. he crossed brian braun off the list.odriguez than with braun who accepted the ban. >> brian: ken, on not a big deal, it's going to affect the playoff race, when you talk about cruz with the rangers and colon and a-rod coming back or not coming back. you can argue they're in contention. it's going to affect the game on the field. don't you agree? >> it depends who fights the suspensions and who doesn't. the players have the right to fight these. if they appeal, they can stay on the field. i should clarify, i don't think cabrera and colon are going to get suspended. >> brian: but they're linked with another group that could or not be linked with their first failure. correct? >> no. it's the same thing. let's say i tested positive for sugar last year and then just now you found out where i bought the cream soda. it's the same crime. >> brian: when we look at this in baseball, you had a hall of fame induction ceremony with no living person there. it should have been barry bonds, roger clemens and others. isn't that an embarr

. >> we're up doing a breakfast with the major league baseball commissioner bud selig. >> how cool. >icle has given me curveballs, sliders. >> spit balls. >> he's great. going to have a gate time with him. >> that will be good. what leads the playbook this morning. >> in the playbook, how republicans say there's been a sea change in their chance to take the senate in 2014. we've been saying it's pretty unlikely they need to pick up six, still an uphill battle but on saturday when the former montana governor brian schweitzer said he wasn't going to run that was a change because it looked like he was a sure hold for democrats. the left loves him. he was populace, popular speaker at convention, liberal flavor of health care, but he had what the republicans call a lot of rust under the hood. there could be a lot of issues that would have made it harder for him. now a jump ball, probably a favorite for republicans and they say now that they have a better chance for minority leader mitch mcconnell to become majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> also in the playbook, wheels in motion for the 2

bud selig presented rivera with the mvp award.o win it since pedro martinez back in 1999. >> a check of the futures right now ahead of the markets, dow turned around a little bit. nasdaq up about 6. s&p 500 up about 2. up next, we'll talk hedge funds and deal making with dan arbess. we have a big morning on "squawk box" and cnbc. we'll turn to pierre hotel live in new york city. what's in your ear? oooo! a quarter! check for more! well, i guess i can double check... my watch! [ male announcer ] it pays to double check, with state farm. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." >>> welcome back to squawk box. in our headlines this morning, bank

selig said he feels good about the situation. 4 years of no progress and bud feels good about it.eaking of the oakland coliseum home of the a. was a factor home run derby last night even though he was hitting pitches in new york. slugger won the derby with 32 homer. beat harper in the final. coliseum is regarded as a really tough place to hit home runs. he felt confident going that this event. >> if this stadium may very difficult but it's not as difficult as oakland and if i can do it in oakland i thought why can't i do it here. >> he did it for sure. on to golf. 142 british open begins thursday. ernie els defending open champ winner last time the field hosted back in 2002. big easy listed 25-1 odds to repeat. tiger woods the favorite at 10-1. last time we saw tiger he was kind of in pain. elbow flared up at the u.s. open. he says it's healed despite a lack of practice time woods is confident. >> feel very good about my game. very, very good going natural major championship. had a pretty goodyear this year so far. one 4 times. i haven't won a mainly championship in 5 years. i hav