optics of a fair process rather than -- appearing in court. >> why is testimony predicated on what bud seligcross-examination of selig is very important to put in to the record that he has no evidence, other than tony bausch. let's understand, there's no evidence, other than negative random testing, 11 of them, during the two-year time period that selig imposed a 211 penalty. no positive test for peds and selig needs to be asked by rodriguez' lawyer, then rodriguez comes back and says, back to mr. selig, what's your evidence besides bosch who by the way is under federal investigation for distributie i drugs to teenagers. joe, you know the major league baseball investigators did a deal with bosch. the guy distributing drugs to teenagers, to help him in order to get -- >> we know that. alex rodriguez has a smart legal team including yourself. you would know all along bud selig is never going to testify. hasn't testified since 2010. >> time out. that's not true. >> he did before this was put in place. last 12 cases he hasn't. you grab 6 other people similar, close, or make the case you would wa

i thought it should end with bud selig thursday and me friday. put your money where your mouth is or we can go to milwaukee. >> you were going to testify. >> i was going on friday night. you let the arbiter decide. i am sure bud selig and whoever will be the beneficiaries of the decision, will be in my position. i didn't do it. after this is done, we'll go back to reed smith. we'll have a lot of people waiting. >> were you guilty of any of the charges? >> no. >> did you do anything wrong? >> no. >> did you obstruct anybody, witnesses or do anything they accused you of doing. >> no, now to college football. a report of sexual assault against jamesin winston was stalled because the victim stopped cooperating. a different version emerged with strong accusations against the tallahassee police development. the family released a statement claiming a tallahassee detective warned her her life could be made miserable if she pursued charges against jamesin winston because tallahassee was a football down and police failed to take a sample from jamesin winst

the new york yankees star was enraged that major league baseball commissioner bud selig was not calledrodriguez is trying to overturn the 211-game ban. after leaving in the middle of the hearing, rodriguez went on a new york sports radio station. he denied using p.e.d.s and obstructing baseball's investigation and said selig has a personal vendetta against him. >> 100% is personal. i think it's about his legacy and it's about my legacy. and he's trying to destroy me. by the way, he's retiring in 2014 and to put me on his big mantel on the way out, that's a helluva trophy. >> rodriguez said selig has never testified in the history of the drug history. rodriguez was scheduled to testify on friday. he said he will not return to the hearings. >>> in other baseball news the texas rangers and detroit tigers have agreed to a blockbuster trade. the tigers are sending first baseman prince fielder to texas in change for ian kinsler. they signed him to a nine-year, $214 million contract two years ago. kinsler just completed the first season of a 5-year, $75 million deal. detroit is also sending $

bud selig is retiring next year. he was a commissioner where every major baseball club as come in for your steroid a go go hut. now that he's leaving, he does. this is - people said this all over baseball. he wants part of his legacy to be the person who cleaned up the sport. there's no greater pelt in 2016 for bud to hang on his wall to show he's serious than alex rodriguez. >> the question is whether a-rod hurt his case by getting the arbitrator upset. >> basketball. this saturday would have been len bias's birthday before he decide from co-cane use that caused a heart irregularity. he was considered the most athletic player, including over michael jordan. >> you wrote a piece about the implications of his death and the war on drugs. you think it had a negative impact. it's seen as a givenment the prosecution of nonviolent drug offenses. the police department, the fact that the united states has gone from one million behind bars in 1992 to 2.5 behind bars in 2013, the fact that the united states has more behind bar

player stormed out of his arbitration hearing when the arbitrator said he will not order commissioner bud selig to testify. new york yankee alex rodriguez is appealing his suspension for allegedly using performance-enhancing drugs, or p.e.d.s. here's jeff glor. >> reporter: alex rodriguez left the private hearing and aired his defense in public. >> today i lost my mind. i bang add table and kicked a briefcase and slammed out of the room. >> reporter: rodriguez appeared on wfan radio in new york, which is also broadcast on the yankees television network. >> were you guilty of any of these charges? >> no, and i shouldn't serve -- >> did you do any p.e.d.s? >> no. >> did you obstruct anybody, any witnesses? did you do anything that they accuse you of doing. >> no. >> pelley: . >> nothing? >> nothing. so. >> so you're guilty of nothing. >> i feel like i should be there opening day. >> reporter: rodriguez was suspendedded for 211 games by major league baseball, a suspension he appealed. >> whether you like me or not, what's wrong is wrong and the system is wrong and whether you're in federal court o

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. >> oo g would not have -- bud selig would not have to test any. he appeared as a d guest on mike francesca's show and throw shade on selig's transactions. >> i slammed a table. kicked a briefcase and slammed out of the room. i knew it was restrictive and was not fair. what we saw was just disgusting and the fact that the man from milwaukee that put the suspension on me with not one bit of evidence - something i didn't do - and he doesn't have the courage to come look me in the eye and tell me this is why i did 211. i shouldn't serve an inning. this guy should come to our city - i know he doesn't like new york. i love the city. i love being a yankee. my daughters grew up in new york. the embarrassment he put me and my family through and he doesn't have the courage to see me and tell me this is why i'm going to destroy your career, and i thought right fully so this should end with him thursday, me friday under oath, put your money where your mouth is. into were you guilty of the charges? >> no. >> did you do anything wrong is this. >> no. >> did you

can you imagine bud selig there with a-rod sitting at the table what would have happened?uld have been great stuff. >> you're out of order! you're out of order! >> you're out of order! >> one of the great scenes. selig doesn't have to be there. >> i always feel funny about a guy who says i'm part of history, what about my legacy? >> one shameless promo at kpix 5 sports! >> see you tonight. catholic church catholic church ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks doing? welcome to the show, everybody. good luck. hey, folks, thank you very much. thank you very much, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of 20,795 bucks, from mcdonough, georgia, it's the ames family... [cheering and applause] but from ringgold, georgia, it's the keefe family. [cheering and applause] everybody is here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and a shot of driving out of

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to the chriscase other than that there is no reason for bud selig to testify. oing this as public relations tactic, not necessarily as a legal tactic. patti ann: heather, as dan said, he is angry selig is not appearing at the hearing. major laying baseball was represented by the chief operating officer, rob manfred. selig never testifies at these things. the real problem here is that a-rod will not testify under oath. what about that? >> i think a-rod never intended to testify under oath and this is excuse for him not to testify. he has given up on this case. he has given up on the arbitration. he has a case in state court that will soon be transferred to federal court where hopes to really purity issue. he faced a fact he will not be happy with the result. so he is willing to sort of throw everything to the wind and act like a baby. patti ann: dan, he is throwing it to the court of public opinion. right after this i went on a popular sports radio station, wfan and told mike francesa that he didn't take performance-enhancing drugs. rick leventhal was on earlier

he storms out after the ruling that bud selig did not have to testify citing the burden of proof on the matter, saying in the entire history of the agreement, the commissioner has not testified in a single case. a-rod went wfan to vent. >> i lost my mind. i banged the table and slammed out of the room. i knew it was restrictive and i knew it wasn't fair. but what we saw today is just disgusting and the fact that the man from milwaukee that put this suspension on me with not one bit of evidence, something i didn't do, and he doesn't have the courage to come look me in the eye and tell me this is why i get 211? i shouldn't serve one inning. i know he doesn't like new york. i love the city. i love being a yankee. my daughters grew up in norew york. the embarrassment he's put me and my true and he stpt have do the courage to come see me and tell me this is why i'm destroying your career? what's wrong is wrong and the system is wrong. whether you're in federal court or state court or the kanc rue court like we are today, players need protection. >> that was some emotion. >> he sounds like he

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a-rod stormed out of that hearing yesterday, after an arbitrator decided that baseball commissioner bud seligid not have to appear and be questioned about rodriguez's case. in an interview later, rodriguez accused selig of being out to get him. >> 100% this is personal. and i think it's about his legacy and it's about my legacy. he's trying to destroy me. he's retiring in 2014. and to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> during that interview, rodriguez also said he shouldn't be suspended one inning. he claims he is innocent of what he's being accused of. >>> moving on to the rest of the world of sports. and some more off-season baseball news. >> and the struggling knicks try to pull off a big win. here's neil and stan at espn with the details. >> good morning, america. >> good morning. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. >> make sure you brush. >> big baseball trade to tell you about. rangers wanted prince fielder before he went to detroit. now, they've got him. tigers traded prince fielder for se

the independent arbitrator refused to allow bu bud selig to testify. a rod cursed at manfred before during the meeting. shared some harsh words with commissioner selig. >> i lost my mind. i kicked a briefcase and slammed out of the room and just felt the system, i knew it was restricted and i knew it wasn't fair but what we saw today it was disgusting and the fact that the plan from milwaukee that put this suspension on me, with not one bit of evidence, something i didn't do, and he doesn't have the courage to come look me in the eye and tell me, this is why i did 211? i shouldn't serve one inning. and this guy should come to my -- to our city. i know i doesn't like new york. i love this city. i love being a yankee. my daughters grew.in new york and for this guy the embarrassment that he has put me and my family through, and he doesn't have the courage to come see me and tell me this is why i'm going to destroy your career? and i thought rightfully so this should end with selig on thursday and me on friday, under oath put your money where your mouth is

he filed a lawsuit accusing major league baseball and commissioner bud selig of going on a witch hunto drive him out of the game over the use of performance enhancing drugs. a conference is starting this morning. they are asking for dismissal. a separate has been filed to over turn his 2011 game suspension. an ash traitor will rule on that later this year. >> people in california got quite a light show when what looked like a meteor lit up the sky. according to the american meteor society it is active from october to december with the peak time starting next week. so flashes like that that you are seeing next to me might continue for a while. >>> the 2013 country music awards celebrated the old and the new. miranda lambert and blake shelton proving -- look at them kissing. proving to be one of the country's most powerful couples. shelton won album this year and male vocalist for the fourth time in a row his wife also winning her 4th straight female of the year. florida georgia line the newcomers took home two awards. vocal duo of the year and single of the year. but still george strai

lawyers say they will stop participating in arbitration hearing unless major league commissioner bud selig agrees to testify. he is appealing 211 game ban for doping but stormed out of a hearing on wednesday, when told that he wouldn't be appearing. i lost my mind. i knew it wasn't fair, but what we saw today it was disgusting and the fact that the man from milwaukee, that put this suspension on me was not one bit of evidence something i didn't do. and he doesn't have the courage to come look me in the eye and tell me this is why i did 211? i shouldn't serve one inning. and this guy should come to my -- to our city, i know he doesn't like new york, i love this city. i love being a yankee, for this guy, the embarrassment that he has put me through, and he does haven't the courage to come see me. is tell me this is whyly destroy your career. and i thought rightfully so, this should end with me on friday, under oath, put your money where your mouth is. >> were you guilty of these charges? >> no. >> did you do anything wrong? >> no. >> did you do any t.d.es in. >> no. >> did you obstruct justi

furious that the arbitrator decided bud selig would not have to testify. >> i exploded. erreacted. it came from the heart. it's been a very difficult process. >> reporter: rodriguez attorneys wanted to question selig on a number of points. they allege mlb investigators used unethical tactics, including intimidating witnesses into making false accusations about rodriguez. >> my only message to the commissioner is, i know you don't like new york. but come to new york and face the music. >> what about you, does he like you? >> he hates my guts, no question about it. >> have you ever gotten along with him? do you think this is personal? >> i don't think they like big salaries. 100% is personal. i think it's about his legacy and my legacy. he's trying to destroy me. he's retiring 2014 and to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> reporter: mlb denies their investigators did anything unethical. as for rodriguez walking out, this statement, despite there reactor. >> reporter: being upset, major league baseball remains committed to this process and

rodriguez stormed out after learning that baseball commissioner bud selig would not be required to testifytion on new york's wfan radio flatly denying all of the charges. he called the hearing a farce and he said that selig was out to get him. >> my only message to the commissioner is i know you don't like new york, but come to new york and face the music. >> what about you? does he like you? >> he hates my guts, no question about it. 100% is personal and i think it's about my legacy and his legacy. he is retiring in 2014 and to by me on the big mansion on the way out is a pretty trophy. >> a-rod says he should not serve one inning of a suspension. >> let's take a look what is coming up on "new day." chris and kate are joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> we have cardinal dolan who is joining on the show to talk about the new pope francis. he keeps making a big splash and goes way beyond the catholic church. what does it mean for the catholics the holiday season? what do you think is the big effect going on around it? >> we will be speaking to the u.s. ambassador to the united nati

stormed out of the hearing yesterday, then went to the air waves, to rip commissioner bud selig and majoreague baseball. how do you see this process unfolding? >> woman, until he testified underoath, how can we believe anything he is saying? he wound up admitting that yes, he did. so this is purely another diversion marry tactic on a-rod's part, to divert attention away from the fact that very few people believe him. and that baseball, probably has a fair amount of evidence that it can use against him. which is well beyond the parameters of the collective bargaining agreement. but still, a-rod is trying to turn himself into the person's being persecuted here, but no one is believing him. >> what is your sense about how this whole thing plays out in the end? like i said before, this goes beyond -- this suspension they are asking for goes beyond the parameters set forth in the collective bargaining agreement. so if they feel that a-rod is a repeat offender, then they do have to come forward with that evidence. i think a-rod's people know that baseball probably does have that evidence, they

it wasn't my call, it was bud selig's call. if that's the case, how is it possible that we cannot call him in this proceeding to question him how he got to 211 games -- >> let me ask you this, joe. >> sure. >> i think it's your real bone of contention, both you and your client that the scale of the punishment or acquisition itself that he cheated, do you accept and does he accept that he did take performance-enhancing drugs? are you simply enraged by what you view as a draconian sentence? >> there is not a human being with a brain that doesn't have a motivation to go against alex that thinks everyone else gets 50 and alex gets 211 and that's normal. the people who rallied behind him just for that purpose alone is one thing. let me be clear, piers, we're talking about not the time alex said in 2001 he used performance-enhancing drugs, an admission he made because he didn't have to make because he wasn't on the charges. alex rodriguez did not take performance-enhancing drugs in the timeframe they are questioning. he made an admis

sources say a-rod became frustrated yesterday after an arbitrator decided that an mlb commissioner bud selig not have to testify during that hearing. a-rod slammed his fist on the desk, buster wahl, curse and that walked out. he later released a statement saying in part " the absurdity and injustice just became too much. i will not participate any further and the farce. "--a-rod is in the process of appealing an historic to 11-game drug ban. the warriors without stephen curry couldn't hold back on the mend as grizzlies. the grizzlies held on to beat the warriors 88-81 in overtime. andrew bogut had 12 points and 14 rebounds for golden state. it was memphis is a 11th straight win over the warriors. prince fielder is headed from detroit to texas. the tigers get 2b ian kinsler in return fielder recently made the highlight reel by eating a fans nachos after chasing down a foul ball but fielder struggled this postseason with no home runs and zero rbi's in 40 at bats over 11 games for the season fielder hit.279 with 25 hr's and 106 rbi last year he is two years into a 9- year, $214 million deal >>d

reportedly slammed his hands in frustration and uttered profanity, directing much of his anger at bud selig, after the arbitrator ruled that selig did not have to testify. >> this guy, the embarrassment that he put me and my family through. and he doesn't have the courage to come see me and tell me, this is why i'm going to destroy your career. and i have to explain this to my daughter every day? >> reporter: his meltdown occurred after 12 days of testimony regarding an appeal of his 211-game suspension from the yankees. >> were you guilty of any of these charges? >> no. >> did you do anything wrong? >> no. >> did you do any p.e.d.s? >> no. >> and so, the saga continues. you heard it at the end, during the interview, rodriguez flatly denied using performance-enhancing drugs. whether he returns to the hearing remains to be seen. >>> the government is cracking down on large tour buses. after a string of recent crashes. the new rules require all motor coaches to be equipped with seat belts beginning in 2016. experts say the seat belts could reduce serious injuries by up to 45%. >>> and take a

walked out of a grievance hearing yesterday after an arbitrator refused to make baseball commissioner bud seligled it an abusive process to make the players failed. right back to cheryl. cheryl: thank you so much. we continue to follow the breaking news out of washington. you are looking live pictures of the senate floor where the threat of a nuclear option is still hanging over the entire chambers. this would change the rules of the senate which have not been changed in decades. major implementations of janet yellen. let's start with what this means for the nomination process for janet yellen and the fed chair. >> to be easier for janet yellen to be confirmed. this is very topical today because we have heard from a spokesperson from senator rand paul, of kentucky that he still had planned to move forward with a filibuster hold on the nomination of janet yellen because he wants the senate to vote on his bill that would audit the fed more, provide more transparency to the fed operations according to him and his supporters. but if a nuclear option succeeds today, democrats can just ignore this ve

and basicallbasically, rodrigue mlb's commissioner, bud selig, to testify in this arbitration hearinglosed to the public. today, the arbitrator, the man proceeding over this entire process, this entire hearing, decided selig doesn't have to testify. rodriguez had it at thas point. the meeting is closed, but a source inside the proceeding tells me rodriguez became so angry, he slammed his hand down on the desk, looked at selig, at rob manferred, the mlb ceo, said you're full of it and stormed out of the hearing. he released a statement saying i'm disgusted with this abusive process, designed to insure that the player fails. i have walked out and will not participate any further in this farce. that coming from alex rodriguez. also, we reached out to mlb. a spokesman giving us a statement from mlb's side, saying despite mr. rodriguez being upset with one of the arbitration panel's rulings today, major league baseball remains committed to this process and to a fair resolution of the pending dispute. that comes from pat courtney, the mlb spokesman. now, the arbitration hearing will proceed

arbitration hearing about his 211 game suspension, fewerous the arbitrator decided commissioner bud seligestify. >> i exploded. i was upset. i probably overreacted but it came from the heart and this has been a difficult process. >> reporter: rod reegsz' attorneys wanted to question selig on a number of points. they alleged mlb investigators used unethical tactics, intimidating witnesses into making false accusations about rodriguez. >> my only message to the commissioner is i know you don't like new york but come and face the music. >> what about you? >> he hates my guts. no question about it. >> have you ever gotten along with him? you think this is personal? >> i don't think they like big salaries. 100% it's personal and i think this is about his legacy and it's about my legacy and he's trying to destroy me and he's retiring 2014 and to put me in his big mantle on the way out it's a hell i haof a trophy. >> reporter: investigators are denying they did anything unethical and as for rodriguez walking out "despite mr. rodriguez being upset with one of the arbitration rulings here, major l

when an arbitrator refused to order commissioner bud selig to testify in the proceeding yesterday, rodriguez. in an interview a-rod asked if he thought selig had gotten personal. >> 100% of this is personal. i think it is about his legacy and my legacy. he's trying to destroy me. by the way, he is retiring in 2014 and to put me on his big mantle on the way out is a big trophy. zpl the commissioner's office said they chose a different official to represent it in the ongoing hearings, and it is noted that selig hasn't testified in a single drug-related case. >> but he apparently doesn't have to. >> right. >> all right. >> not only that, a-rod hasn't testified either. he says because he's been warned if he does anything he does can be used against him in other lawsuits coming up later. >> a-rod is unpopular with the public and around baseball but i think he is almost as good as i have ever seen him being candid just being angry. he is talking like a real person. >> finally becoming a real person. which a lot of people don't get from a-rod. you can almost relate to him ino maes but it sort f d >

the third baseman stormed out of his grievance hearing after the arbitrator ruled that bud selig didn'testify. baseball released a statement quote the commissioner has not testified in a single case. a-rod went on the radio to vent. >> i lost my mind. i banged the table and kicked a brief case and slammed out of the room and just felt that the system -- i knew it was restricted and i knew it wasn't fair but what we saw today is just -- it was disgusting and the fact that the man from milwaukee that put the suspension on me with not one bit of evidence, something i didn't do, and he doesn't have the courage to come look at me in the eye and tell me this is why i did two eleven. i shouldn't serve one inning and this guy should come to our city, i know he doesn't like new york. i love this city. i love being a yankee. my daughters grew up in new york. for this guy the embarrassment that he put me and my family through and he doesn't have the courage to come see mean tell me this is why i'm going destroy your career. whether you like me or not, what's wrong is wrong. and the system is wrong

alex rodriguez stormed out after an arbitrator ruled that bud selig did not have to testify in this process11-game suspension for violation of baseball's drug agreement and labor contract lifted. today he slammed his hand on the table and cursed at the chief operating officer. rodriguez issued a statement through a spokesman saying he is disgusted with the process that is designed to ensure the player fails. he says he sat through the testimony of liars -- he says there, he was trying to be respectful of baseball he says this can't happen longer. >> they point out that katie couric in 2007 asked him about roids -- not hemorrhoids, steroids, and he defiantly told her he didn't do them. and 14 months later, he was confronted with evidence he had failed drug tests years before. >> we are just a few minutes away from the october producer prices and that closely watched weekly jobless claims. stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion...

left the hearing and went straight to a studio and unloaded against the mlb and his commissioner bud selig. >> i lost my mind. >> reporter: a. rod outraged speaking on a new york radio show what for him was the third strike against the grievance process. >> i banged the table and kicked a briefcase and slammed out of the room. what we saw today was just, it was disgusting. >> reporter: rodriguez was angry because the arbitrator refused to order commissioner selig to testify. in august, he handed a-rod a 211 game suspension for alleged doping. a penalty that could cost the yankee slugger $35 million in salary. the league says there's no precedent for selig to testify and "today's antics are an obvious attempt to justify mr. rodriguez's continuing refusal to testify under oath." >> it was disgusting and the fact that the man from milwaukee that put the suspension on me with not one bit of evidence, something i didn't do and he doesn't have the courage to come look at me in the eye and tell me this is why i did 211? >> reporter: a. rod has denied doping in the past. >> for the record, have yo