rodriguez filed a lawsuit against major league baseball and bud selig, saying, quote: >> frederick horowitz issued a gag order that seemed to be working, as rodriguez discovered, selig would not have to testify that day or any day. rodriguez stormed out. >> i lost my mine. i kicked a table and slammed a briefcase and went out of the room. i knew it was restricted, and i knew it wasn't fair, but what we saw today was disgusting. the fact that the man from milwaukee that put this suspension on me with not one bit of evidence, something that 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? i shouldn't serve one inning. >> with the arbitrators' ruling now in place, what is next for alex rodriguez? >> no that we have the opinion of the arbitrator, which he essentially split the desire of rodriguez and the baseball suspension, the arbitrator was trying to effect a decision that didn't appear that he was getting involved in the politics of these two parties. and i think that's something that will probably resolve this problem and get rid

>> well, first of all, the arbitrary frederick horowitz clearly he believed all the evidence that anthony bosch presented in the hearing, not just on 60 minutes, and alex rodriguez is challenging the validity of the suspension and those accusations by tony bosch. the interesting thing here is, alex rodriguez is going at this entirely alone, not just major league baseball in his lawsuit but the major league baseball players association for not doing a better job of defending him, so he is essentially saying, a ruling by horowitz is not just wrong but the arbitrary was impartial and my union didn't properly defend me. >> so what does this say about alex rodriguez and? i mean is it simply he has nothing to lose and therefore he will go down fighting to the last moment? >> i think -- >> rose: go ahead, tom. >> i was going to say i certainly think that is a part of it but you have to remember the resources that alex rodriguez has to his advantage. he has signed the two richest contracts in baseball history so this is not your ordinary player. this is someone who can, can withstand a very long

a-rod and his lawyers have filed a lawsuit in federal court, alleging that arbitrator frederick horowitzs biased when he ruled a-rod would have to sit out next season and the postseason. in the suit, a-rod names major league baseball and the players association as defendants. he claims the union did not fairly represent him and that he is being suspended without just cause. legal analysts believe that this lawsuit has virtually no chance of being successful. >>> a massachusetts woman who lost both of her legs in the boston marathon bombings is finally running again. celeste corcoran received new prosthetic legs last week, and just two days after receiving them, she was able to run on her own. >> the first time that i did it myself, like, i literally just kept saying to myself, i can't believe i just did that, i can't believe i just did that. i just did that by myself. >> celeste is not only running, she's also rock climbing and swimming. good for her. >>> all right, if you watched the broncos/chargers game on sunday, you probably heard this before every broncos offensive play. >> omaha!

chaling the 162-game suspension handed down by the league's independent arbitrator frederick horowitz. attorneys for rodriguez claim that the arbitrator's ruling should be overturned because horowitz was biased ruling in favor of major league baseball to preserve his own job. a manifest disregard for law, acted with impartiality and refused to acknowledge evidence. completely abdicated its responsibility to protect his rights. >> we have circumstances regarding a lack of due process, a lack of fundamental fairness undue influence on the arbitrator and, most importantly, a punishment that was handed out that still is in excess of anything that you could find in the joint drug agreement or collective bargaining agreement. >> as part of this latest filing, horowitz's ruling was unsealed. he found that rodriguez committed the most egregious violations of the drug agreement, and engaged in at least two attempts to cover up that behavior. rodriguez has never tested positive for banned substances. much of the league's evidence against him is contained in hundreds of incriminating blackberry