i've seen joe sears deal with his crime. >> that hard work has paid off. the right to leave the isolated and restricted world of level 6. today, he will be making the move up to level 5. >> congratulations. >> kind of like getting a better opportunity, you know? >> there you go. that's what it's about. >> i'm kind of glad to be going. getting a chance to go over there, try to make the best of it on the next step. now you get a chance to see what you can do with it. yes, sir. >> no offense, but we don't want to see you back, you know what i mean? >> none taken. >> good deal. >> don't really want to see you either. >> he's been in level 5 a couple times. so i hope he makes it. with joe sears, it's a big waiting -- it's a waiting game. only joe series knows if he can make it there or not. >> but sears' old reputation precedes him and not everybody is happy about the move. >> i personally have never had any problems with him. but i am concerned having him in my pod, in my unit. i've heard and i've seen other things that he's done to other officers, just verbal

time warner, sears and trader joe's have announced similar moves. that brings us to our series, in which we try to answer some of your more frequently asked questions and to ray suarez. >> suarez: the law was designed to provide coverage for many who don't have health insurance now. but there are still many concerns and questions about what it may mean for employer- sponsored coverage and whether some businesses may change what they offer as the law takes full effect. the workplace is our focus tonight. and once again, we're joined by "newshour" regular, analyst susan dentzer. as you know, susan, we've been going out into the world and basically saying to people "what questions do you still have as the final phase-in of the law begins?" and we spoke to one business owner who was visiting washington, d.c.. >> my name is jim and this is my wife janet. we fear from kentucky and we own a small business there and we furnish our own health insurance it's around $800 a month and we're just unsure how this obamacare may affect our insurance. >> suarez: jim

sear, mariano rivera is calling it a career. at the yankees stadium yesterday, yankees gave him a sendoff. andy scholes joins us with the "the bleacher report." >> joeammates of rivera were on hand yesterday to celebrate his hall of fame career and also a few special guests. ♪ >> metallica made a surprise appearance to play rivera's ninth inning entrance song. mr. sandman. he was showered with farewell gifts including a rocking share made out of bats. his number 42 was retired. major league baseball baseball it last year to honor jackie robinson. he pitched a scoreless ninth inning but the giants spoiled the day beating the yankees 2-1. >>> two more teams punch their tickets to the postseason yesterday. braves beat the cubs 5-2 and clench the n.l. east and join the dodgers. in the a.l., oakland a's are postseason bound beating the twins yesterday and coupled with the rangers lost gave them the a.l. west title. the playoffs start a week from tomorrow. >>> to the nfl. colts quarterback andrew luck played for jim harbaugh at stanford before both men made the leap to the national football league and it was the student schooling the teacher in this one!

sear yen americans joined other groups to protest u.s. military action in syria and that group asks congress to vote against the strike joe to russia.he u.s. side on this past week's g-20 summitt. and new characterizations on tim pr the impromptu meeting. we're in moscow for us. keira, good evening. did either party persuade the other in any small way, even? >> alex, good afternoon, your time. well, frankly, the answer is, no. anyone who thought that russia's president putin was going to sit down with the president for 20 minutes and then walk out and say, actually, i agree, all is forgiven, was kidding themselves. no one thought that and it didn't happen but what's interesting when you look back at the way the nations at the time g-20 divided they didn't divide clearly. russia suggests they have most of the support but where president putin said he believes that the rebels may have been responsible for the attack he wouldn't have had any support at all except for by the chinese and it's clear that even france and his support of the u.s. has some preconditions. >> what about -- can you say definitively which countries took the u.s.