mr. rodriguez knew. i know that the individual involved has been an associate of mr. for some time. >> pelley: the deal was done right there. bosch would testify and in return baseball would pay for his security, pay his legal fees, drop its lawsuit and defend him against any other legal claims. bosch began telling baseball about the effort to obstruct its investigation-- including this bank statement for an unsolicited wire transfer of just under $50,000 to bosch's lawyer from a-rod corporation-- rodriguez's private company. the money came before bosch began to cooperate with baseball. bosch's lawyer returned it. you think that's a bribe? >> manfred: i do. i do. >> pelley: rodriguez's appeal of his suspension was heard by a three-member arbitration panel made up of rob manfred, david prouty of the players union, and fredric horowitz, an independent arbitrator. during the hearing, rodriguez's lawyer joe tacopina challenged bosch's testimony. >> tacopina: aside from all his credibility issues-- his past lies-- the fact that he has all the motive in the world to try and

mr. rodriguez's statement, as did mr. bosh's appearance, he is not controlled by us and is entitled to speak however he chooses about his interactions with mr. rodriguez. stay tuned for that. meanwhile, the stage is set for next week's n.f.l. conference match-ups. the player with the most pressure happens to be the one who has arguabliny the best season. peyton manning pbut his lack of post-season casts a shadow over legacy. manning not worried about the future, only focused about the president. that was beating the chargers in denver. they had it going early on, too, in the end zone. got hem in there twice courtesy, two of those from mr. manning passes, the second one would be to we will ger just back from injury. d denver tuna 17-0 lead, managed to hold off a rally, 24-7, manning with the broncos in the title game for the first time. let's get back next year. you know it's hard to get back. you have injuries. things happen. really hard work. we are proud and happy to be at this point, and we certainly want to keep it go

mr. rodriguez. jenna: what about that, joe? >> just unreal. a misleading statement.story of the joint drug agreement exactly 1 1/2 years old. so it's a year and a half old. this is the first non analytical positive. jenna: and that's true. there was no positive drug test which is part of the reason why there's some questions in this case z. and selig has testified in plenty of these proceedings. jenna: why hasn't your client? >> alex was supposed to testify on friday. we called bud selig. the man you just saw under oath testimony pointed upstairs and said i didn't decide the 200 game punishment. it was bud selig. it was his decision. he was required to answer tough questions about his understanding of the collective bargaining agreement. how it came to 211 games. why 211 for him but for others who failed the drug test was 50 or 65 games. jenna: i'll talk about that but it doesn't alleviate some questions about your client. he didn't testify. >> because the proceeding was a sham. it was a farce. when bud selig wouldn't take the stand despite our request to call him, t

mr. rodriguez. i'm confidence that players association will prevail. tony clark. >> michael thank you very much. >>> for nine years seinfeld was one of the most popular shows on tv and made to tom's restaurante most popular, called monk's on the show. there reportedly to film a episode of comedians in cars getting coffee. i'll see you back here again tomorrow night. . welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. here are tonight's top stories. two former fullerton police officers have been acquitted in the death of a mentally ill homeless man. kelly thomas died five days after the struggle with police officers. the verdicts were returned this afternoon. >>> new jersey governor chris christie, federal investigators investigating his ties to federal relief funds. looking to see if christie illegally used sandy relief funds for ads of him and his

mr. rodriguez who didn't have warm relations with either party on the hill. her baby is trying to get the president involved, white house resources involved and she's trusted by chuck schumer and harry reid and nancy pelosi to make this one large democratic party a fund-raising machine to get on the same page so there's no division within the party heading into what will be a contentious midterm election in november. >> thank you for those details. joining me live now, senator ben cardin of maryland. one of the democratic senators who will meet with the president in a few hours. he's a member of several key senate committees including the finance small business and foreign relations committee. thank you so much for your time. >> my pleasure to be on. >> i know you expressed your words, outraged, that the senate missed another opportunity to bring economic stability to millions of americans when republicans blocked two democratic proposals to extend long-term unemployment benefits. >> this is hard to understand. the extension of unemployment benefits should be

mr. rodriguez, end quote.field news we turn to football and next week's match-ups are set in afc and tom brady will meet payton manning with a superbowl birth on the line and they are humming early and throwing two touchdown passes and welker back and managed to hold off a late charges and won 24-17 and manning is back in the afc game for if first time in 8 seasons and earlier in the day the 49ers punched their ticket back to a third straight nfc title game with the win in carolina and kapernick to the end zone and pouring on the pepper by having the celebration, 9er's defense never did it himself and sacking him five times and intercepting twice in the debut and they won 23-10. this is how it will shake out next weekend, new england to denver with 3:00 p.m. kickoff and he is against peyton manning and night cap at 6:30, the 49ers go to seattle to face the rivals for the first time this season and that is sports for now. >> reporter: sam burns story inspired people and suffered from a rare premature aging dise

mr. [speaker not understood]. thank you for all your work on this legislation. >>> hi, my name is michelle rodriguez. i'm a staff attorney with the [speaker not understood] project. thank you so much, supervisor, for your leadership on this and it has been as other people that gave testimony before have mentioned been such a pleasure to work with all of the different organizations like lawyers committee, chp, all of us or none. for those who don't know, we're a national organization. we advocate for good jobs and marginalized workers. and in our work across california and the nation, we know from policy makers across the country, they are watching this ordinance. they are watching the fair chance ordinance. and with good reason. we have 65 million americans with a record 75 of those being in california. the time is now to ensure people with a prior record can work and can find housing. and as well what we see across the country is national momentum for policies like this. we did a recent count of local jurisdictions even higher than what you mentioned, supervisor, and this is just this past week. the

rodriguez asked the federal judge to overturn his suspension. his chief accuser appeared last night on 60 minutes. we will have more tonight on the cbs evening news. we mr. also have a. >> reporter: from california on the draught that you're suffering in your state pane what's behind it. that and the rest of the world news at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,, [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. female announcer: he needs a firmer he needs a firmer tempur-pedic... she wants a softer tempur-pedic... they both get what they need with the new tempur-choice, at sleep train the first tempur-pedic with multi-zone comfort control, featuring customizable shoulder, back, and leg support on each side. plus, get four years interest free financing. try the revolutionary new tempur-choice today! it's the perfect choice... ...for both of us! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants.

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, which was alex rodriguez was a member of an organization which -- came out and said i'm not using performance enhancing drugs anymore. he partnered with the gentleman by the name of mrin plano, texas. his son was a cousin of taylor hooten. one of these kids who went down to mexico and wanted to be big like his friends. wanted to pump 350 pounds on the bench like barry bonds. he went down to his friends in mexico and he came back and he actually got off the -- will tell you now that steroids in teens leads to violent mood swings. well, sure enough, sure enough, mr. hooten comes home one day and hangs himself in his room. and anyone that doesn't want to connect that to what's going on now and a-rod actually worked through a foundation. he said, i can't have you anymore. really hurts me because i know this is almost an addiction for you. >> many tentacles to this story. bottom line, for alex rodriguez, that 211-game suspension has been reduced to 162 xwams. we're going to talk more about this throughout the afternoon. thanks so much for your perspective. >> you're welcome. >> and we'll have much more straight ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] what kind of energy is so abunda