they're drunk. >> reporter: rodriguez shoots ricky in the stomach. in. >> kelly at some point is shot also. >> harris county 911. >> there's gunshots being fired. >> he's shooting off his gun. >> three people down. >> so many people shot here. >> reporter: three shots from rodriguez, three men down. johnson and stet son are wounded. they survive. but steps away from the party celebrating his wife and daughter's birthday, 36-year-old kelly is on the ground, bleeding to death. his friend jamie tyler holding his hand and listening to his final words. >> i was holding pressure on his arm and talking to him and holding his hand. just telling him that help was on the way. and he just -- he talked back and forth to me a little bit. told me that it hurt and he just faded away. let go. >> reporter: it was just moments earlier, mindy and her daughter were celebrating, blowing out candles. her family telling a young mother and wife to make a wish. >> and i said, i don't need to make a wish, i have everything i need. >> reporter: at that moment, you thought you

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, i gave rodriguez all this stuff.nd he used it and whatever. that's what the implication is, correct? >> that's correct. and the implication was so great and the evidence so great against ryan braun that he didn't even want to appeal the suspension. he just said he heard the evidence against him and he said i will take it i'm going to put this behind me and they had him nailed so he knew he wasn't going to fight. the interesting thing in all of, this bill, is the players union is now going along with much of this. they have come out and said mike wall weiner, the executive director, that they will not attempt to try in any way, shape, or form inhibit or defend people who they know are guilty. that's a big change in stance by the union. >> bill: the difference between rodriguez and braun is braun is much younger and can come back to play. >> um-huh. >> bill: rodriguez if they slap the rest of this season and next season suspension on him, he is pretty much through. he will be close to 40 years old when he gets back on

rodriguez than just drug use. rodriguez than just drug use. a major league baseball announcement about rodriguez is expected sometime in the next two weeks. we contacted representatives for alex rodriguez. they had no comment, directing us instead to the players' union which also had no comment. but just last month a lawyer for rodriguez called baseball's investigation "despicable." >> pelley: much more coming on this story, jim. thanks very much. we just learned that the southwest airlines plane involved in that accident at new york's laguardia airport last evening skidded a third of a mile down the runway after its nose gear collapsed. the nose gear strut was forced up into the body of the plane, crushing a compartment that holds electronics. there were 150 people on board the flight nashville, ten of them were injured, but none seriously. elaine quijano is following the investigation. >> reporter: passengers aboard southwest airlines flight 345 say they had no real warning that anything was wrong before their p

>> i think it has a big impact on alex rodriguez.ink in alex rodriguez's case, we may have seen him play his last major league baseball game. i think -- i'm told the evidence against alex rodriguez is quite compelling. more so even than it was with ryan braun. and in the case of braun, as it is with rodriguez, it would involve basically lying to major league baseball investigators, along with usage of whatever it is that ryan braun clearly nearly admitted to. >> right. all right, mike. we appreciate it. wish you had more time to talk about it but thanks for getting up. >> i thought i was going to do the rest of the show with you. >> you can. do you have the remote camera whether you may be located. >> yeah, i'll turn it on right now. >> i'll see you after weather with bill karins. thank you, mr. barnicle. i said -- i've said before i don't think a-rod will play again but i also think he didn't say anything about that, the guy with the testing who he absolutely just -- >> threw under the bus. >> ruined his career. >> he was hounded by

ofrecieron a rodrÍguez un acuerdo si acepta ser suspendido por el resto de la temporada.. rompiÓ el silencio ariel castro, que mantuvo secuestrada a 3 jovencitas en su casa en ohio. estÁ de acuerdo que su papa pase el resto de sus dÍas en la cÁrcel por lo que hizo a las chicas y a Él y su difunta madre. janet rodrÍguez con sus declaraciones. >>> anthony castro, describiÓ a su padre aries castro como un hombre abusivo. y merece pasar el resto de sus dÍas tras las regentas. no veo la razÓn que irÍa a visitarlo. reiterÓ que Él no tenÍa conocimiento de los secuestros de amanda berry y algugui na de jesÚs y michelle. castro dijo que Él y su madre fueron vÍctima de abuso fisico a manos de su padre. dice, en ocasiones su padre le pegaba con un cinta se acostaba llorando con moretones en las piernas y muchas veces vio como castro le pego aba a su padre y stade desplomo ba en una esquina adolorida. su madre, que falleciÓ recientemente abandonÓ la casa del horror junto a anthony y hermanas a mediados de los aÑos 90. antes que ariel castro secuestrara a las jÓvenes. desde entonces,

rodriguez's rehabilitation period ends sunday.says he will be ready to play for the yankees on that game on monday that's going to be in texas. >> people are going to be watching closely. it's a question of how did the schedules line up. he's back in the lineup monday but there's no telling. >> the conventional wisdom is it's not going to happen before that game so if rodriguez stays healthy between now and then he'll be pack. let's see how well he does. >> his play is a separate issue from the ped investigation. it's a simply slope for the league. once you start suspending guys and you find out about new guys how do you do it? we thank a-rod for the shout out to "new day." >> every day is a new day. >> appreciate that, jason carroll, thank you for bringing it here. >> you bet. >>> coming up next on "new day" you can run but you can't drive from cops with license plate scanners. >>> and we've heard of a shotgun wedding, in is a slingshot wedding. got to see it to believe it. i love you! >> red rover! >> oh, i love you. no, i don't

the feud between alex rodriguez and yankees goes public yet again.epresentatives for a-rod flooded the media yesterday in an attempt to contradict the yankees report that the star third baseman is injured with a quad strain. reporters caught up to rodriguez briefly at yankee facilities in tampa. >> i feel great. feel great. >> nothing? >> now rodriguez says he's ready to play and he sought a second opinion without approval from the yankees front office. he urged his doctor michael gross on espn radio. >> let me tell you for the record, i have examined alex. i looked at the mri and i spoke to him on the phone. based on that, i can tell when you i looked at his mri this morning, i didn't see anything very significant. i spoke to him on the phone. i asked him specifically, alex, do you have any pain? and he said, no. without hesitating. he said can you clear me to play? i said i can't. i never examined you. but how do you feel? do you think you're ready to play? and he said absolutely. >> yankees gm ryan cashman not too happy with rodriguez for going be

rodriguez. >> good morning, everybody. i'm gloria rodriguez. [speaker not understood] catholic charities cyo and i am happy to say that now i -- my voice now counts. i can vote. now i can have my rights that were taken away. [speaker not understood]. i just want to thank public charities to help people like me to make it for the people [speaker not understood] for the community. so, thank you very much. (applause) [speaking in native language] >> good morning, supervisors. hi, my name is su fong and i am 96 years old. i have been studying for citizenship more than two years. and because of the elderly and other agency provided legal service that i can start citizenship. i had attended june 29th workshop and they provide the free service for me and filled out the application form. now i feel [speaker not understood] to apply for citizenship family. [speaker not understood] and can benefit our community. thank you. (applause) [speaking in native language] >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is gregory taku. i am 78 years old. i came from armenia

rodriguez denies being treated by the clinic. a possible suspension from the team, a $114 million contract and his legacy hang in the balance. >> a lot of pressures, a lot of allegations out there. how are you managing to deal with that while also trying to manage the physical part of trying to come back? >> that's a good question. that's never easy and it's not fun. >> what is harder? the mental or the physical? >> i think in this case, it's both. >> what happens if there is a suspension. how disappointed would you be if you weren't able to come back? >> i'm going to focus on the positive. obviously, that situation i can't calm it at the moment. but i'm really looking forward to coming back to new york. i feel like i owe the yankee fan base my a-game. i don't think they had that last year. >> no negotiations going on, no sort of plea deals, nothing like that? no deals being made? >> nothing going on right now and that's as far as i'm going to take it. it's important that we have a process. i think we have a good system with majo

rodriguez, how did you get the book fair started and why? >> 16 years ago i published the book review and an extension of that when we moved the business to harlem we realized there was no outsource celebration of black writing and black writers in the home of the harlem renaissance. how could this be? we began that event 15 years ago. we started with about 30, 40 exhibitors and 800 people, it has grown to hundreds of exhibits and hundreds of thousands of people, the largest african-american book festival in the nation. >> host: besides the festival's hear what is going on outside? >> guest: books, authors, poetry, children's books, music, food. is an outsource celebration. it is a street fair but it is also a street festival. you have to capture that intention. when you turn the corner the first thing you are hit with is all the people. >> host: mr. rodriguez, is there a large pool of offers for you to draw from? >> guest: there is. we have always been both a community that has been quarrel in its history and always risen. yesterday we awar

also, alex rodriguez says he will be back on a major league field next week for his first game of the season and a dark cloud certainly hangs over his legacy. we have a rare interview with a yankee player coming up. >>> and you're being tracked by more than just your smartphone. that's right. when you get into your car and pull out of your driveway, police potentially could be snapping pictures of your license plate. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineeif you could accentuate the "r" sound of "dollars." are...are... are... engineer: are... arrrrrr. arrrrr. someone bring me an eye patch, i feel like a bloomin' pirate. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. honestly, i feel like i nailed that. >>> president obama says his signature health care reform law is bringing down premiums and saving people money. at a white house event earlier today the president

alex rodriguez, as usual, is going to be the outlier. remember, he is in a different position than most of these players. he has already $350 million in his career. he is 38 years old. what he has left really is what remains of his pride and his legacy and it looks like there is not much of a chance that he is going to accept the suspension and, it will be, admit his guilt. >> do you think if the mlb had enough that they would just nail him? kind of this going back and forth doesn't make sense. >> well, they could name him. alex rodriguez has a contract with the yankees last four more years or more. he has a union behind him in the collective bargaining agreement. if bug selig the commissioner of major league baseball tried to levy a lifetime ban that would be the beginning of a battle that leads through grievances and court cases. alex rodriguez is not the type of guy to give up or give in. >> ben, thank you for being here. >>> today's producer pick from emeka thompson. look at this. naomi watts is playing the princess of wales in diana

alex rodriguez. it's part of baseball's ongoing doping investigation. the news comes just days after milwaukee brewer's outfielder ryan braun was suspended for the rest of the season. jim axelrod covering this story. >> reporter: rodriguez is the game's highest paid player. and an announcement about his fate is expected sometime within the next few weeks. the penalty he faces according to an executive for a major league baseball team could be far harsher than the 65-game suspension braun received. the team executive says it's not a matter of if rodriguez will be suspended forperformance enhancing drugs but when. quote, multiple years of usage. he's met with major league baseball. he's seen the evidence. he is staring down a penalty much much harsher than brauns. it could be years or even a lifetime suspension. both rodriguez and braun are on a list of at least 15 players accused of using banned drugs from a now closed anti-aging clinic in south florida. it was run by a man named tony bosh who is now cooperating with baseball. tony quinn who first report

trading for rodriguez. he had ten saves this season with the milwaukee brewers and 304 in the 12-year career. i went to the white house, i went to the white house. yep, that's what the louisville cardinals were humming. the team gave the president a personalized jersey. interesting, the president picked them to lose. and i kind of agree. blue and maize would have been better there. >>> volunteering at a food bank, massachusetts governor bevalue patrick was paying off a stanley cup bet. the boston bruins lost to the chicago blackhawks. patrick, by the way, is a chicago native. >>> t-ball. 7-year-old, nathan lewis, ball on a foul ball. yeah, he got it. love that guy. >>> just ahead, the biggest jimmy fallen news since he got the "tonight show." >>> jennifer lawrence gets giddy and tongue tied. next. >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. an important job for to you do. pay attention to what the weather is from the morning right through the evening where your location is because there's a good chance it's

. >>> 21-year-old ramone rodriguez who was shot -- raymond rodriguez did not survive. police say everyone involved in the shooting knew each other and rodriguez' death is not believed to be that of retaliation. >>> despite the string of shootings in baltimore, the cdc said the murder rate for young people is declining. the homicide rate for children, teen and young adults hit a 30- year low in 2010. murders still consistently ranked in the top three causes of death for those 18 to 24. most of the killings involved the use of firearms. [indiscernible] family members say it's a miracle how the two men progressed. they even spoke in short sentences over the weekend. they were trying to tether their boat to the severn river last week when they were hit by lightning. >>> let's talk about what's going on right now on the satellite and radar. we'll not be dealing with too many storms. we'll be dealing with lots of heat. as we head towards the southwest, definitely dealing with plenty of rain across texas thong. this -- this morning. this is going to continue through the day.

of course, alex rodriguez, the biggest name on that list.ttorney telling a new york radio station last night that they not only plan to fight any suspension that comes down, their goal is absolutely no suspension at all. now the new twist to this whole thing, carol, and this saga has gone on now for many weeks, but the new twist is the commissioner, bud selig, could not only be going after alex rodriguez for drug violations, he could also choose to go down another path, and that's going after him for violating the collective bargaining agreement. some of the violations would include recruiting other players to this clinic and interfering with major league baseball's investigation. if they choose to go down that path, that would mean alex rodriguez would have to start serving his suspension immediately. that means he would not be able to play baseball during the appeals process. the yankees have a decision to make come thursday. they could decide to put alex rodriguez back on a five-game minor league rehab assignment, that means his return to

. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter written by her orejone pen pal was intercepted by mail room staff because of suspicious content. >> she wrote to two different inmates, two different gangs but written in what appears to be some sort of code. you see that? i need someone go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages we need that. they could just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will be further examined for additional codes or incriminating information. >> it's possible she may have negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself on the news and

then there's alex rodriguez. he really is the marquis name on that list. they say they'll fight any planned suspension. joe carter is live in tampa, florida where a-rod is rehabbing from an injury. also chris stone, managing editor of sports illustrated, and also legal analyst beth karas because there are some legal issues here. joe, let's start with you in the a-rod rehab. physical image rehab and negative image rehab, if that's even possible. what's happening down there? >> this suspension is looming close, mlb saying a decision will come down this week. with so much controversy looming, alex rodriguez continues to show up to his rehab assignment here in tampa, florida, the training facility as usual. he arrived an hour ago, took some bp in the batting cage, is headed out to the field to do ground balls. typical normal assignment to be healthy and continue with the tigers. john? >> they tell the media they will fight any suspension. why fight it? why not just accept the penalty like ryan braun did last week, and ryan braun will be playing again next seas

a major league executive tells cbs news that new york yankee alex rodriguez could be the next rodrigueze next player suspended for using performance enhancing drugs, and it could be beyond the 65-game in suspension imposed on milwaukee outfielder ryan braun. executives say baseball has an overwhelming amount of evidence on rodriguez and it could lead to a suspension of years or even a lifetime ban. brawn won the mvp award in 2011. votes were taken before he was reportedly taking los angeles dodgers outfielder kent says he considers braun a friend, but in the wake of it, he thinks braun should be stripped of his award. >> i think people are disappointed, shocked, but i think we all must move on. you know, he admitted his mistake. >>> last night in toronto kemp's dodgers staged a winning. the surging dodgers came back from an 8-3 deficit thanks to a three-run homer by adrian gonzalez and an eighth inning shot by andre ethier. l.a. beat the blue jays 10-9 for their 22nd win in 27 games. >>> and football training camps are open and that means up close and personal time for fans at the dalla

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. >>> and cbs sports is reporting yankees third baseman alex rodriguez could be facing a lifetime banrom major league baseball. apparently now that the brewers ryan braun is out of the way, investigators are turning their main focus to rodriguez. >>> now for your first look at business, we turn to hampton pierson. good morning. >> good morning, betty. the word to investors, watch shares of apple today. quarterly profits fell. the company saw more than $31 million iphones. tim cook wouldn't comment on new products but says amazing things are in the works. >>> president obama resets the economic agenda this week with three major speeches. the first is this afternoon in illinois. this comes ahead of the key deadline this fall passing a spending bill to keep the government running and raising u.s. debt ceiling. >>> meanwhile, summer vacation doesn't necessarily mean down time for many people. a new survey finds 61% of americans plan to work during vacation, up from 52% last year. experts say people are staying plugged in to avoid being overwhelmed when they go back to work. that's a look

. >> schieffer: bob, you talked to rodriguez. you're one of the few reporters who interviewed him at length recently. what's his state of mind? >> well, he's going to fight it. bill mentioned, he wants to fight this thing. his thing is, hey, if i get suspended for 150 games, i better fight it, because that will be two straight years off. i'm coming back to baseball at the age of 39. i got no chance. i've got a hard enough time coming back right now after a seven-month layoff with the hip surgery. >> but i think in his case-- yes, all, that but i think alex, who has always been the sort of vanilla kind of person i think he could a curt floodish-kind of person in another way, in terms of fight ooght playerss' association used to be the strongest association of all of them. and i think what marvin miller used to always say, once you give them a little bit, then they're going to take a bigger chunk and a bigger chunk, using the whole steroid issue as i cover. i think the players association, they have to make their stand now.

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there is no word from rodriguez or the yankees.d football has sold all season ticket packages. warriors there is the 18th season in the league. giants visit the white house monday. today it was the louisville team. $2.2 million overseas but taking $750,000. you have to give the government 61%. >> ouch. good night. good morning, jack. lemon, i'm helping to organize a little fundraising dinner for john mccain this weekend, and i need some women to attend. so it doesn't turn into another giant sausage fest. well, i don't know. what's the committee to reinvade vietnam? just say you'll come. jonathan's going to round up all the cool republican celebrities. [laughing] like who, chuck norris? no, c. nor and i had a falling-out after i switched to another dojo. ah, well, sorry, but i'm not giving anybody money until there's campaign finance reform. also, i'm saving up money for a new humidifier. it's the same model that's keeping larry king alive. oh, and i want you to book the subway hero onto the show. who? the subway hero. do you not wa

>> no, i think alex rodriguez lives in the land of unreality.pretty profound, even by the standards of 21st century celebrity. nobody wants this guy. the union doesn't want to defend him. the yankee organization duoes nt want him at this point. if anything, what the yankees want is for alex rodriguez to appeal his suspension so bud selig invokes the best interest of the game clause to suspend him. the yankees can then go to court and say he's doing irreparable harm to the yankees brand. >> i know you called it a michig gangster move by bud selig, but has this ever happened before? >> no, it hasn't really happened since pete rose was banned for life. this is the first time it's ever been used in conjunction with the new joint agreement with the union on performance enhancing drugs. what's so important about that is that that agreement has put the union in a position and it is perhaps the strongest union in the united states, sports or otherwise, taking a step back and saying, we're not going to defend this guy. >> all right, dave. thank you so mu

can alex rodriguez avoid a lifetime suspension? >> the duke and duchess of cambridge, what hints we are getting about a name for the new baby from london. >>> terrifying moments one passenger captures of the southwest plane's crash- landing. >>> subtropical moisture is gone, warm weather is ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and here's some of the fog along the coast. blanketing the golden gate bridge this morning, we'll help you get to work after the break. ,,,, good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. high fructose corn syrup from yoplait original and light, we were like, "sure. no problem!" and you were like, "thanks, but what about thick & creamy and whips!" and we were like, "done and done! now i

en chicago, janet rodrÍguez, telemundo.mente a darle masajes. >>mi tÍo queria que me acercara mucho a sus partes y yo no querÍa. yo veia las erecciones y eso me asustaba, doctora. yo tengo 17 aÑos. >>gracias a esos masajes yo tengo una vida sexual ahorita. >>tiene unas manos de Ángel, doctora, y pues sÍ me ha ayudado mucho. >>ya no quiero, tÍa. Él: a ver, hijita, ponme la mano... >>el masaje resu

janet rodrÍguez nos explica. >>> lucÍa rodriguez compra grandes cantidades de tomate y verduras para estados. han si diagnosticado dos con el parsito. 18 de estas terminaron hospitalizadas con sÍntomas severos. >>> es un parsito, es un anima de una cÉlula. >>> que entra por el cuerpo. tÍpicamente por los intestinos y empieza a hacer su daÑo. >>> los sÍntomas tienen vomito diarrea, falta de apetito y nÁuseas no puede identificar de donde proviene exactamente el parsito y quÉ alimento es lo puede estar propagando. >>> pero en el pasado ciclo espora se relaciona con verduras y frutas. ciclo espora viene de un ambientes tropicales. >>> doctores dicen que a diferencia de otras bacterias estomacales, esta perdura por varias semanas y tiene que ser tratada como un fuerte antibiÓtico. . >>> para prevenir el contagio, sugieren lavarse las manos y la superficie ante des de preparar alimentos. >>> otra recomendaciÓn no confiarse de las etiquetas que digan pre lavado y listo para comer dicen. siempre hay que volver a en cuajar y lavar las frutas y vegetales antes de cons millas. >>> aÚn no se de

jeanette rodrÍguez con los detalles. >>> a la familia aguirre los divide su estatus migratorio.ocumentados. el padre y la pequeÑa de la casa gozan de la ciudadanÍa estadounidense. >>> tengo miedo no quiero que se vayan. >>> seguimos diciendo a nuestros hijos no saben quien es, no abren. >>> se unieron a una manifestaciÓn de chicago, le piden al gobierno federal que mantenga a su familia intacta las decenas que marcharon por las calles de la ciudad. es punto donde 22 personas fueron detenidas por inmigraciÓn el pasado fin de semana. ya han perdido la fe a ambos partidos polÍticos. >>> gwen tiealguien tiene que mn liderazgo. >>> muchos niÑos quedan huÉrfanos. >>> culpan al presidente y los demÓcratas por no frenar las deportaciones y los republicanos por no apoyar una reforma integral raÚl arellano que tuvo que abandonar el paÍs a los 6 aÑos por la deportaciÓn de su madre. en mÉxico sigue de jerga el desarrollo del plan de reforma. >>> que por favor, nos apoyen, que pasen esa ley vemos diariamente que separan muchas familias. >>> doris aguirre por su parte, mientras espera la lega

police say the 21-year-old raymond rodriguez was shot in the head. homicide detectives are looking for a suspect that they have issued an arrest warrant for. police say everyone involved in the shooting knew each other and that rodriguez's death is not believed to be retaliation. >>> also in east baltimore this weekend, a 15-year-old boy was shot. it happened -- this happened in the 2000 block of robb street. he is expected to survive. >>> the baltimore orioles join the all-star break ten games over .500. chris davis will be taking part in a home run derby at 8:00 on espn. he has 37 on the year. that was number 37 yesterday. he ties the american league record for the most homers ever before the all-star break. 1969 that record was set by reggie jackson. adams jones also went deep on the day. he gets it just over the outstretched glove the colby. the all-star game is tomorrow night. the o's return to action friday on the road in texas. the home run derby tonight at 8:00 on espn. online books have chris davis as the odds on favorite to win. >> looking

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. >>> perla rodrÍguez vÁsquez se refiere a su hermano carlos que lleva 6 meses detenido en un centroon el riesgo de ser deportado la repÚblica dominicana. >>> cuando estÁ en la policÍa, ellos lo descargan, lo dejan ir a la casa pero lamentablemente habÍa un detective de migraciÓn. y lo arrestan y se lo llevan. >>> pero gracias a un programa piloto, el primero en su clase, en toda la naciÓn inmigrantes documentados e indocumentados. que viven en la c de new york. >>> tendrÁn representaciÓn legal gratis, auspiciada con fondos del gobierno municipal. >>> el Único requisito. demostrar que no tienen dinero para pagar un abogado. y se asignara uno como se hace en la corte criminal. . >>> en estados unidos, una persona, que tiene un cargo criminal... tiene un derecho constitucional de que le den un abogado gratis si no tiene fsuf dinero para inmigrantes detenidos, ellos no tienen ese derecho. >>> 60% de los inmigrantes detenidos por inmigraciÓn no tiene acceso a representaciÓn legal. lo que disminuye su posibilidad de ganar un caso. solo 3% de los inmigrantes, sin abogado, tienen resultados

and then who was going to be the guy to save baseball-- alex rodriguez.now, braun, he falls on his sword. they're out of the pennant race. he's hurt. okay, he's going to lose $3 million but i think he's going to get $127 million over the length of the contract. to me i think, if alex rodriguez, who has been demonized if he wants to do us all a favor i hope he fights. i hope he fights this because i think the whole investigation with this bogus clinic i think is borderline, i think it's a witch-hunt. and i know a lot of fans may not care about steroids per se but i think we all care about due mrs., and this is trampling on due process. >> schieffer: bob, you talked to rodriguez. you're one of the few reporters who interviewed him at length recently. what's his state of mind? >> well, he's going to fight it. bill mentioned, he wants to fight this thing. his thing is, hey, if i get suspended for 150 games, i better fight it, because that will be two straight years off. i'm coming back to baseball at the age of 39. i got no chance. i've got a hard enough time

a lot of rumors swirling around alex rodriguez, many others.t's your best reporting on how far it's going to reach and when it's going to break? >> we think in a couple weeks. maybe a little bit longer. alex rodriguez and 20 other players in the majors and in the minors will be suspended. rodriguez is a special case because -- >> he's fighting it, right? >> he's fighting in the media in new york. but it's presumed he's fighting it with major league baseball. there's the possibility of a lifetime ban. not only does baseball believe he was cheating, not only does it believe that he lied to them about it, but that he tried to undermine its investigation. so he's a special case. >> lifetime ban, that would be the seriousness about cleaning this up. >> the sea change here, the seriousness on the part of the players themselves. george, in 2011, the brewers played the diamondbacks in a five-game playoff. they beat the diamondbacks three games to two. in that series, ryan braun was 9 for 18, four rbis. he almost certainly was cheating. the players know