. >> align alex rodriguez's lawsuit claiming major league baseball and commissioner bud selig went on a "witch hunt" to force him from the sport has been moved from state to federal court. major league baseball filed a notice of removal monday, saying claims by the new york yankees third baseman are governed by federal law. rodriguez's legal team could file a motion asking that state court.

bud selig. >> thank you very much, erin. to present the most valuable player award in the 2013 world series presented by our partner chevrolet to a man who had a remarkable world series, remarkable year, his performance on and off the field is something that we're all very proud of. ladies and gentlemen, the most valuable player in the 013 world seri series, david ortiz! >> congratulations, david. and now to present with you a very special gift from chevrolet, the vice president of marketing, mr. chris perry. >> david, congratulations. as official vehicle of major league baseball, chevrolet is so excited to be part of this prestigious award. to honor your accomplishment today, we're donating a youth field makeover right here in the city of boston in your honor. and for your personal accomplishments, i want to give you the keys to the brand new 2014 chevrolet high country, the most prestigious and capable product we ever built. congratulations, david. >> thank you very much. >> papi, congratulations. he know your son said i d

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the suit claims the league, the mlb, and commissioner bud selig are illegally impeding a possible movey the team. lawyers say the case should go to trial. pointing out the anti-trust exemption applies only as labor issues. not to team relocation. mlb's lawyers made their case at a hearing that just wrapped up a few minutes ago. we'll have more on this issue in our newscast tonight at 5:00. >> all right. the a's. both teams, they held their final workouts at the balance park yesterday. we're talking about the a's and the detroit tigers. they started a mrafroff run tonight at home. all-star pitcher who won 18 games for the green and gold. the a's core scoring off against max -- the first pitch is tonight set for 6:37. game two is tomorrow night, also at the coliseum. >>> okay. are they going to be up against some heavy wind out there tonight at the ballpark? >> they are. we could see the we understand get picked up by the -- the ball get picked up by the wind and carried towards them. first baseline. it could be interesting out there. happy to hear all those games are sold out. you might

add lib add lib ---alex rodriguez, hoy le regreso la pedrada a las grandes ligas y su comisionado bud seligiga acuasandolos de actuar como "justicieros" en lo que le llamo "una caceria de brujas" con el proposito de mancillar su reputacion y costarle decenas de millones de dolares.... rodriguez pide una compensacion economica, cifra que no fue dada a conocer.... jf on chroma la comida mexicana sin picante, como que le hace falta sabor verdad? bueno, creo que lo mismo podriamos decir de un clasico en el futbol mexicano, sin declaraciones picantes el america - chivas no se viviria con la misma pasion... hoy el piojo herrera comento esto en conferencia de prensa... take sot jf on chroma pasemos al deporte de las narices chatas; miguel cotto subira por primera vez en este aÑo al cuadrilatero, buscando revivir su carrera profesional... take vo ---hoy el tres veces ex- campeon mundial subio a la bascula, pesando 153.2 libras mientras que su rival el dominicano delvin rodriguez inclino la balanza justo en las 154 libras... maÑana sabado el pleito se llevara a cabo en el amway center de la ciudad d

the new york yankees star filed the lawsuit yesterday accusing mlb and baseball commissioner bud selig of a witch-hunt. the suit alleges the league paid the former head of a florida drug company 5 million dollars to buy his corporation in its investigation. >>> now to the looming bart strike, now just six days away from the expiration of the governor order 60 day cooling off period and barts unions tell us they would give their 72 hour notice of a impending strike on monday. meantime, bart and its unions return to the bargaining table in oakland a few hours ago, a day after one major hurdle was crossed, yesterday they announced they have reached an agreement on pensions but remain far apart on the other key issues of wage and benefits. the unions say they want a deal and have made a new offer. >> the information we gave them in our offer in our proposal should seal the deal, we should haveany an agreement, okay, we should have an agreement, we should not be going into the weekend wondering. >> however the unions tell us it appears bart's chief negotiator, thomas hawk will not be at the

new york yankee alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig.m of a witch-hunt designed to smear him and for paying a key witness for information. rodriguez was suspend for 211 games for doping. he is curvebal currently appeal that. major league baseball called his lawsuit desperate. boxy great muhammad ali made a rare public appearance last night in his home town of louisville, kentucky. he is 71 and has parkinson's disease. humanitarian awards bearing his name were being presented to singers christina aguilera and michael bolton. former president jimmy carter also received an award but could not attend. his son chip send for him. the dreaded wolf fe door turns out to be a real pussy cat when steve hartman goes "on the road," next. no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this. it's not happening, honey. let her get it. she got her safe driving bonus check from allstate last week. and it's her treat. what about a tip? oh, here's one... get an allstate agent. nice! [ female announcer ] switch today

. >>> a lawsuit filed by san jose claiming illegal actions by team owners and bud selig thwarted efforts a major league team to san jose. >> we believe in competition, major league does not. they will try to throw out the lawsuit seeking a shield from antitrust laws. >> the giants have territorial rights to the county. it could be weeks, possibly months before the judge rules on the case. >>> with inspections and upgrades done the oakland coliseum is playoff ready. it is ready to welcome fans for the start of the 2013 major league baseball playoffs. there are new security measures in place such as metal detectors and tickets with holograms and they have worked to make sure there's no plumbing problems. >>> a's fans are excited from game against the tigers and viewers have been sending favorite photos honoring the green and the gold. this fan's picture in an a's tutu. this photo proving she's ready for the game. may have a tough time watching it. post them on our facebook page. or on the twitter. >> cute pictures. game one friday night. let's go to our chief meteorologist. >> it will be n

major-league baseball and commissioner bud selig.er situation where somebody is suing their employer because they feel like -- >> and he has his zillions of dollars to hire the best people around. he is saying pretty much meaner and leaner and meaner. you went out there. major-league baseball strike to destroy my reputaaion. >> yap. melissa: b there are some things in here that are being revealed. for example, a couple of them a couple hundred thousand for stolen records. in -- 8-run. so we will see if that is true. that timing is really strange. the lawsuit comes. right after all the allegations he will be great. it will be a really tough battle.lleg. i'll is thought he might point out the fact that they lead some of the information. they went public. that may be against the arbitration. that is something. melissa: real quick before we go on a scale of, you know, one to "money," how likely is alex to cash in? >> i will give it to a. of think he's going to get much money. retaliation. melissa: we will see. thanks you so much. that wa

commissioner bud selig argue they're exempt from antitrust laws they saw they have exemption from a 1922 supreme court case. we take the position that this exemption they claim has long pass td and is gone and not relevant. >> the district judge will review before making a decision. no matter which way he decides, the case expected to be appealed by the losing side. a's are not part of the lawsuit. however, we broke the news a's sent a $25,000 check to san jose to extend the option on land for a baseball stadium. >> that option is alive and well. we're still trying to work with a's to bring them to the south bay. >> major league baseball's toush attorney declined interviews after the hearing. a request for comment was not returned. san jose city council member expects this to be a protracted legal fight. >> we're going to dig in and keep pushing. and may have to push this to the court. >> officials called alex rodriguez a desperate man. react together lawsuit filed yesterday. rodriguez accuses baseball of launching a witch hunt against him, smearing his reputation and cost him tens of mi

new york supreme court late friday night, he accused major league baseball and the commissioner bud seligg in torturous conduct. it comes after a week of grievance hearings. that sentence could cross the 38-year-old tens of millions of dollars and quite possibly his career. >> i see it as mostly a desperate move, his reputation has been tarnished to the point where, i'm not sure he'll ever get it back. >> reporter: rodriguez's attorneys claim that commissioner selig knew about the mlb use of performance enhancing substances. a statement released from major league baseball deny those claims. >> i was suspended four times longer than the others here. what's going on? >> reporter: rodriguez is one of 14 major league baseball players to be suspended this season. that includes milwaukee brewers star ryan braun. last night, a second lawsuit was filed by team a-rod against the yankee team doctor and the hospital where he works allegedly med mall practice. this battle off the field may be prove to be just as fierce. this process has just begun. they want to respect it every step of the way. we'll

a-rod suing major league baseball and bud selig individually.onight the gulf coast is bracing for tropical storm karen which could reach category one status overnight. karen, the first named storm system of the year, expected to make land fall. a state of emergency declared in louisiana, new orleans pjected now on the storm's path. it will be taking you live to the gulf coast. obamacare havingots of trouble , desperation in the state of colorado where they cannot recruit enough young people into the obamacare exchanges. colorado's the strategy to fix that, reaching a new low. as you can see on your screen, obamacare organizers implying a bare minimum standard to attract attention and to boost enrollment. that story straight ahead. we begin tonight with what many would consider an extreme case of hypocrisy from the white house. president obama this afternoon endorsed house republican effort to ensure all federal employees furloughed in the shutdn will be paid retroactively. house republicans so far have passed bills to restore funding for veteran

recently bud selig called the oakland coliseum a pit, making it sound like mlb will eventually direct as to find a new place to play. now, san jose, of course, still trying to get the team to move south. that's still being decided in the courts. back to the excitement of tonight, the winner of the game advances to the american league championship series. that will be against the boston red sox. dave? >> thank you, pam. >>> tonight's starting pitcher for the as sonny gray wrote this on twitter, gave away two tickets for tomorrow's game to my waiter tonight. he was a big as fan. see you all tomorrow, oakland crazies. hash tag, let'sgooakland. >> that's so cool. >>> let's check in with sal. we have the as game and then the "pink" concert. it will be pretty crowded in oakland later today. >> it is gonna be crowded. someone here who has the parking passes that they normally accept at the coliseum. they won't be accepting them because there's another event. i think the best way to get to the coliseum is use b.a.r.t. or carpool that way there's not as many cars. it will be a rockin' time dow

and alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball, bud selig, the yankees, the yankees team doctor forefamation of character... now..back to reality.... the chicago fire......playing tonight on the road against dc united.. the fire scrambling to make the playoffs. the road has not been kind to the fire,,they had lost 12 of 14 away from home but not tonight...they got a goal from bicari sumari in the 26th minute ..his first in the mls...and the fire go on to win...2-nothing...as they try to scratch intlo the playoffs.... the wolves opening the season tonight...john anderson back in control....and things off to a good start...at san antonio..the wolves tally score early on a goal from corey locke...to make it 1 zip..they added one more and the game now in the third period...2- 1..wolves. that is it. bears sunday at northwestern tomorrow. that's the news for this friday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm frank holland. updates on once upon a time, an insurance clerk stumbled upon a cottage. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insu

. >>> alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig. he's suing for torch rouse interference with his contract and business opportunities. in other words, a-rod is saying he's the victim of a witch hunt by major league baseball. it comes as he appeals the game suspension for violating the performance enhancement drug policy. >>> a waitress received a $10,000 tip this week. she made news after a customer at the red lobster where she works wrote a racial slur on the receipt. she posted it on facebook and it went viral. someone in california posted the story on youcaring.com and collected donations for her. they collected more than 10,000 bucks. >> words cannot tell how thankful, how genuine and how blessed i feel that -- that those people had a heart to give to me when they didn't know me. >> she says the money came at just the right time. she used some to pay off student loans and the rest is going to a new care facility for her family. >>> if you happen to get a $10,000 tip yourself, you probably won't be able to afford this. this is th

and now that bud selig could actually do his job.i want you to weigh in, he says that a-rod's suing because major league baseball paid for this guy who owns biogen sis to be a witness. >> i hope they did. i mean, it seeps to be biogenesis has been around a lot of this scandal. maybe 5%, 8%. if you have to get this stuff and you can't get it any other way, if you got to buy it, buy it. >> exactly. dana, what about integrity? even if he ends up winning the lawsuit? we all know he cheated. >> i do think there are just way too many lawyers. >> in the world? >> yes. >> okay. and certainly in sports and entertainment and things go on and on and they come up with cockamamy schemes and i don't know anything about baseball. throw me a lifeline. >> roger clemens, i think he's a great guy but he got nailed. barry bonds, not a great guy. i don't care what the court says. he's not the home run champion. lastly, alex rodriguez is a guy -- you can put o.j. into that thing. might have been found innocent. does anyone think he's innocent? if a-rod ha

. >>> alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and its commissioner bud selig accusing them of improperlyhering evidence in an attempt to destroy his reputation and career. he was suspended for 211 games for doping. he is the only player challenging his penalty. >> and that's it for me, david. >>> thanks very much indeed. asia's biggest film festival is taking place. 300 movies in 10 days. there is flash photography in harry's report. >> reporter: the stars of south korean tv and film arrive. the film festival is certainly a celebration of this country's success in the entertainment industry. but it also acts as an undertoep drawing in films from around the region. nurturing film makers and showcasing their work. the 2013 opener was no exception. a tail of arcticic expression is directed by a monk, celebrates indian culture and was shot in sri lanka. >> we are aware that this is the first time a non-korean, non-chinese film is opening the festival, and it's a really, really great honor for us. >> reporter: this demonstrates how important this part of the world has become to the film indus

in new york supreme court late thursday night, he accused major league baseball and commissioner bud seligngaging in tortious conduct. this lawsuit comes after a week of grievance hearings between mlb and rodriguez. who's disputing 211-game suspension for his alleged drug use. that sentence could cross the -- could cost the 38-year-old tens of millions of dollars and quite possibly his career. >> i see it as mostly a desperate move, his reputation has been tarnished to the point where, i'm not sure he'll ever get it back. >> reporter: rodriguez's attorneys claim that commissioner selig knew about mlb's nearly 20-year steroid epidemic. court documents alleged that mlb tried to make an example of rodriguez. a statement released from major league baseball deny those claims. stating none of those allegations is relevant to the real issue. >> a-rod strikes out. >> i was suspended four times longer than the others here. what's going on? on a witch hunt after me. >> reporter: rodriguez is one of 14 major league baseball players to be suspended this season. for his alleged role in the biogenesis d

i saw that baseball commissioner bud selig just announced plans to retire. yep.he was getting too old and worn down for the job and then a-rod was like, "call this number." [ laughter ] we never talked. you never saw me. speaking of sports, it's week five of the nfl season. and this sunday night, we have the houston texans and the san francisco 49ers going at it. [ cheers and applause ] going to be a good game. now, every year at the end of the season, they give out awards like most valuable player. but they also give out awards during the season, too. sort of like the ones in high school yearbooks. like most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so, with that in mind, it's time for "late night superlatives." ♪ late night superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. our first player is brian cushing. he was voted to be most likely to be the real life version of butthead. [ laughter ] uh, beavis, ah -- up next is mike iupati. he was voted most likely to let people hit golf balls off his head. i don't know why he would let people do that. we have colin kaepernic

>> no, and i'm sure bud selig is just waiting, but right now they are he an in recess. sure when hi side will go, i understand that baseball has finished presenting their case against alex rodriguez, i'm sure that he'll have his time to present his side. >> now that they have split the two road games, now they technically have home field advantage. >> michael, boy, this is really getting good. thank you. >>> new yorkers eating in silence. does it have to mean, necessarily mean, but it could mean that they're angry at one another. it could be that they're trying a different type of dining experience. here is our report. >> you have to really trust a restaurant to walk in blindfolded. especially in new york. these people are trying out a different kind of eating experience. they came here for a cocktail in the dark. >> by getting rid of the main thing that we rely on we have the opportunity to see, feel, and hear and know things that we might never have known if we were only dependent on our sights. >> diners, chairs and sofas adorn the room where guests are served by wai

alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig for what he is calling a witch-huntnd smearing his name. he has received a suspension for violating the mlb drug and labor contract. >>> ej manuel would miss the next few weeks after suffering a sprained ligament in his right knee. the good news for manuel, the injury does not require surgery it's. in the nba jason kidd has been suspended before ever coaching his first game. the league suspended kidd for the first two games of the new season after pleading guilty for driving while impaired last year in southampton, new york. we have more sports news coming up later in the program, including baseball postseason highlights. >> terrific, michael, appreciate it. thank you, sir. asia's biggest film festival is underway. it is screening 300 movies in ten days. harry faucet is there with more. >> teeth gleaming, hair product liberally applied, the film festival is this country's celebration of success. it acts as an under tone drawing in films from around the region, nurturing filmmakers and very chasinshowcasing their work. d

. >>> and new york yankee alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig for damages claiming they tried to destroy his reputation and career. the lawsuit accuses the league of engaging in vigilante justice to prove a-rod was using performance enhancing drugs. he's fighting to overturn his suspension. anderson? >> pamela, thanks very much. we'll be right back. Ñn

. >>> and new york yankee alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig for damages claiming they tried to destroy his reputation and career. the lawsuit accuses the league of engaging in vigilante justice to prove a-rod was using performance enhancing drugs. he's fighting to overturn his suspension. anderson? >> pamela, thanks very much. we'll be right back. Ñn >>> that's it for us. thanks for watching. "anthony bourdain, new mexico parts unknown" starts now. ♪ >>> since i was 14 years old, i always wore cowboy boots. maybe because my little boy role models were always the men in the black hats. richard boone in "have gun will travel," robert vaughn in "the magnificent seven." silent killers. men with pasts. men from somewhere else who found themselves in the great american west. a place where reinvention, a new life was always possible. as long as you were willing to kill for it.

well, the yankee third baseman alex rodriguez taking major league baseball and its commissioner, bud seligt to ruin this character and cost him millions of dollars. his lawyers filed the suit yesterday. so far no comment from major league baseball. this comes as a-rod appeals a 211 game suspension for violating baseball's drug agreement and labor contract. he said in a statement, quoting here, this matter is entirely separate from the ongoing arbitration. i look forward to the arbitration proceedings continuing and for the day to come when i can share my story with the public and my supporters. >> and then there's this before we call it a day here on "studio b." the world's first trillionaire. you think it would be somebody like bill gates, maybe warren buffett. no. instead it was a regular guy from east texas. on paper, at least for a few hours he says he checked his online account the other day and saw he had more than $4 trillion in it. he claims he logged off and logged on several times and, sure enough, yep, the money was still in there. turns out those trillions were only temporary.

territorial rights and santa clara county and also it says because a committee appointed by commissioner bud selig hasn't done enough to look into it. major league baseball says no, the suit should be tossed out because it's protected bay decades old doctrine that basically excludes pro baseba baseball -- a big game against detroit today. we may not know the outcome of this lawsuit. a judge could decide it today or put it off and decide at a later date. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. speaking of those oakland a's, they start their playoff run tonight at home against the detroit tigers. looking for a little home cooking. both teams had a chance to hold the final workouts yesterday. bar ta low cologne will lead the way. he won 18 games for the green and gold this season, getting them going for the a's squaring off against the tigers max scherzer. going to be a good one. five-game series sold out. the fever is rolling. the first pitch tonight set for 6:37 precisely. game two will be tomorrow night at the coliseum, hopefully with the a's going for a second

the team as an a commonplace at the coliseum, a place that even major baseball commissioner bud selig. kron4 will tran is live with the coliseum this morning with who could be coming to help the raiders bread >>. >> we talked about the sewage problem that they have been having. if this turns out to be the case then the oakland raiders to stay in oakland and bailed coliseum city on the shoreline bread embattled mayor stated that he is the reason why at the golden state warriors were lost forever we caught up with the mayor and here's where she had to say. >> i am recommending them to do some negotiation. hopefully, sometime between 6 and 12 months we will have a final plan. >> the time is running out because oakland raiders' lease runs out this year. there's a good chance that they will have to reno because they have to. by the way, if you love football, to an end to kron 4 on sunday night because we will carry their game. this will get a 30 p.m. at the coliseum.the 8:30 p.m. at the coliseum. >>there are >> days are well into teams that share the same field. >> this colosseum is just g

. >>> and new york yankee alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig foro destroy his reputation and career. the lawsuit accuses the league of engaging in vigilante justice to prove a-rod was using performance enhancing drugs. he's fighting to overturn his suspension. anderson? >> pamela, thanks very much. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us. thanks for watching. "anthony bourdain, new mexico parts unknown" starts now. before they sat down, one more time, just for themselves. before the last grandchild. before the first grandchild. smile. before katie, debbie, kevin and brad... there was a connection that started it all and made the future the wonderful thing it turned out to be... at bank of america, we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love w

because it pays the coliseum in a positive light, while the oakland a's owner in baseball commissioner bud selig wants to see the oakland a's lead the coliseum appeared >> the oakland a's owner lew wolff once too will the team to san jose. >> he recently called the coliseum a pit appeared >> there have been embarrassing sewage issues this year at the coliseum. >> but by that the video will not be getting fancified up before tonight's game. at >> cause an e-mail to major league baseball were not returned. >> once the game is over we will have all the highlights tonight would sports director gary radnich appeared >> mixed in the oakland a's tried it with a normal evening commute and it could spell trouble. >> especially since on top of it all there's a peak concert at oracle arena tonight to appear >> the drive time from berkeley all the way to the coliseum the drive time is 36 minutes appeared >> if you are traveling from fremont it could take you 53 minutes to get to the coliseum. >> we will keep you up-to- date if there are any accidents along the way. >> happening now we are counting down the

now bud selig could do his job. bob, i want you to weigh in.or league baseball paid fore this guy who owns biogenesis to be a witness. and they paid to get theis g evidence against him. >> i hope they did. i mean, it seems to be biogenesis has been in the middle -- >> i don't believea 25%. if you have to get this stuff and you can't get it any other way, buy it, buy it. >> dana, what about integrity? o even if he ends up winning the lawsuit, we all know he cheated! >> i do think there are just way too many lawyers. >> in the world?yes. >> yes.ok certainly in sports and entertainment and things go on and on and come up with schemes and i don't know anything about baseball. so i'm looking at you. save me. >> here we g. roger clemens, i think is a great guy, but he got nailed. i don't care what the courct says. barry bonds, not a great guy.le i don't care what the court a says. he's not the homerun champion. and lastly, alex rodriguez is a guy -- you can put o. j. simpson into that. he might have been found innocent. does anyone thinkt he's innoce

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that new york yankee slugger is suing the league and its commissioner, bud selig, alleging that they to destroy his career. you will probably remember that all of this comes in the wake of a-rod being suspended and not just a little suspension, a 211-game suspension for alleged violations of baseball's drug policies. their agreement. he has appealed that suspension. so this is a separate issue. an arbitrator is going to decide if the suspension will remain intact, about you that lawsuit has now been filed against the league and the league commissioner. >>> so now i want to take you through some video you've probably seeing a lot of playing on cable news. it happened in new york city. a lot of people called it a pack, a biker pack, some called it a gang. it was very violent is, involved a family in an suv being surrounded and ultimately the driver being pulled out and beaten. what's critical here is when you break that video down and you show it in sequence, you might start seeing a legal argument that you didn't expect. let me start right away with the very first thing that the video

. >>> and new york yankee alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig fored to destroy his reputation and career. the lawsuit accuses the league of engaging in vigilante justice to prove a-rod was using performance enhancing drugs. he's fighting to overturn his suspension. anderson? >> pamela, thanks very much. we'll be right back. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. ♪ nothing, that's what? that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. 'cause it gives me a big fat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc. the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. [ larry ] you can't beat zero heartburn. and best of all, it means i can enjoy all the foods i love. oh, ze

a-rod is suing baseball and commissioner bud selig.e claims they used vigilante justice to prove he used performance-enhancing drugs in order to destroy his reputation and also career. >>> 6:26 now. new details about the connecticut woman killed after leading police on a chase near the u.s. capitol. the two items investigators found in a lock box in her car. >> reporter: president obama is expected to nominate federal reserve vice chair janet yellen as the new head of the fed. we'll tell you more about the cal business professor after the break. ,, > >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald land? the differing stories that are complicating the >>> solve this problem before it's too late. >> what happened that caused asiana airline flight 214 to crash land? the differing stories that are now complicating the investigation. >> a lawsuit that started off the night with good intentions. she was trying to stop taggers hitting a library then was behind bars. the charges she faces. >> coolest day of the workweek, the details with

san jose filed an antitrust suit against mlb and commissioner bud selig in june, asking the court to have the case thrown out. >>> the government shutdown has furloughed an undisclosed number of air national guard members in mountain view. a unit that does respond to emergencies like wildfires. during red flag days, planes often take off from moffett field to help fight fires. commanders with the 129th rescue wing say while they do have enough personnel to respond to actual missions, train drills have now been suspended, and that includes all activities planned for today's statewide day of drills. >>> well, right now, emergency responders in marin county are scheduled to take part in a fire drill. the kentfield fire district and the marin county sheriff's office leading that emergency evacuation exercise. the drill is held every year in the kent woodlands neighborhood and about 200 homes are participating. officials say those homes are vulnerable to wildfires, so it's important that responders help residents learn how to evacuate quickly and safely. >>> firefighters in solano county,

. >> align alex rodriguez's lawsuit claiming major league baseball and commissioner bud selig went on "witch hunt" to force him from the sport has been moved from state to federal court. major league baseball filed a notice of removal monday, saying claims by the new york yankees third baseman are governed by federal law. rodriguez's legal team could file a motion asking that state court. >> after a when the star, the philadelphia flyers fired coach peter laviolette, three seasons after he led them to the stanley cup finals. assistant craig berube, in his seventh season coaching within the organization, was promoted to replace him. despite a preseason vote of confidence from ownership, he just could not overcome a punchless offense. >> welcome back. he was found washed up off the coast of north carolina in 1999. nearly 10 years later, o-d the sea turtle was found again, this time in florida, and he was hurt. now, is 50 years old, he is making a comeback in vegas. he weighs in at ponds, he has a new home at mandalay's base shark reef aquarium. >> scarlett johansson has done it again. s

. >>> new york yankees' third baseman alex rodriguez is suing major league baseball and bud selig for allegedly trying to destroy his career. as you know he tops the list of suspended players for allegedly using performance-enhancing drugs. let's get the inside pitch from shaun gregory, inside sports writer. he decides to sue right at the time of playoffs. >> alex has a history of interfering with october. if you're a yankee fan he interferes by underperforming. if you remember right before the world series it was announced that he was going to opt out of his contract. a and that overshadowed the end of the world series. the baseball world was furious. so what does he do now? he sues major league baseball. >> talk about that. what is he doing? you keep hearing vigilante witch hunt. >> what's interesting in the claim is he's not dekneeing the basis of the biogenesis accusations. he's not saying in here i didn't do this. he's basically saying that baseball used underhanded tactics, shady tactics to get at him. what's really interesting to read through it, there are certain things in the