that was subject to further bargaining has not been concluded between the owners and the umpires union. instant replay is a subject where the owners have an obligation to bargain not only with the players union but the umpire union. you very well may see instant replay in the game after that has concluded. >> to baseball players consider themselves as part of the 1% or the 99%? >> if given the choice most baseball players would say the 99%. the best part about this job -- there are a lot of challenges. the best part is working for the players. the reason for that is the players recognize how fortunate they are to get to make a living and to get to make an unbelievable living playing the game of baseball. they are humble guys. they do not take for granted at all what they have. they give back to the community. part of this is what makes them great union members. where the economics of many of them would place them in the 1%, their outlook towards life shows these are regular guys. >> who do you think were the best baseball players of all time [laughter] and why] -- who are the best base

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union's petition. she joined the other three board members in approving the petition. she stayed in the game as pitcher and umpireguy has too on the emergency manager thing. and she says it's okay that union rep, the democrat in this case she says it's okay because the four-member board is supposed to be made of partisans. she says what makes the system fair is it takes three votes on the board of canvassers to do anything. so why not let the other three people who don't have a conflict of interest vote on this? because everybody on the board could have a conflict of interest that somehow makes all of the conflicts okay? this is seriously how michigan is handling its democracy? in order to get something voted on on the left or the right, you have to run this gauntlet where the deciders, the gate keepers all have huge direct conflicts of interests? but we've decided nobody cares about that? my favorite part about covering what's going on in michigan right now is all the scolding we get from the michigan press about us reporting on things that are shocking and back ward and antidemocratic in michigan but that they

political coordinator voted for her own union's petition she joined the other three board members approving the petition. she stayed in the game as pitcher and umpirehas, too. >> news from the great state of michigan tonight where we have been reporting on a drive to overturn one of the most radical new laws in the country. and its current form, the one passed by republicans last year, on on the left or the right, you have to run this gauntlet where the deciders, the gate keepers all have huge direct conflicts of interests? but we've decided nobody cares about that? my favorite part about covering what's going on in michigan right now is all the scolding we get from the michigan press about us reporting on things that are shocking and back ward and antidemocratic in michigan but that they say we should not report on nationally because in michigan they don't care about it. well, we keep getting all of this pushback from michigan press. back off, in michigan we don't care about this stuff. we don't see it as all that bad. why don't you see it as all that bad? this week a former emergency manager in michigan spoke out about the way the state of michig