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Doesnt get paid but he can come back? now he is just wiping his whole career out. >> is he losing $20 million with the suspension. >> he is going to lose it anyway. >> exactly. this desperate attempt what this is to sue everybody, the union, the commissioner, the leg, everybody is an attempt to get this suspension relieved or released. >> its not going it happen. he knows its not going to happen. this is a binding arbitration. like a judge. like the court of last resort? >> you still havent answ...

Have? what appeals process does he have? is it limited only to baseball and the collective bargaining agreement, or does he have recourse here to fight back? >> his next step would be to appeal to the arbitration panel. these appeals arent often won under facts like this by players, but it has happened in the past. so its a three-person panel. he would appeal to that. now, i believe this is a binding arbitration, which means thats it for him. so he has to hope that this arbitration panel will se...

Abc 7 news legal analyst, dane johnson, says this is a complex case. >> first of all, california does recognize what we call a holographic will which is the decedents handwritten will. but the question for the court would be first of all, did thomas kinkade write this will in his own handwriting? >> reporter: lawyers for kinkades estranged wife and business holdings left court without comment. nanette kinkade was married to the world famous painter for 30 years and the couple has four daughters....

Scores of pages. some are 100 pages. if you want to go in and read all of the bad news, thats really what it is. they dont give you a lot of rights. >> heres the interesting thing. am i making a rational decision? i get to itunes. binding arbitration. i have to fly to texas tonight. theres going to be a bunch of stuff in there im going to comply to i never read. if i was to read any of it, and however, horrible it was because i need to go to texas tonight for work tomorrow, im not going to refus...

The nlrb is pro union and theyre an apartment accountable agency to all-- to no one. so, right there. you put it altogether and say, does this look good for the economy or bad for the economy? you have to conclude, bad for the economy. >> all right. steve, you answer that. >> well, thats completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> theyre not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act c...

in libya. the national criminal court wants him on charges of humanity. police arrested him on sunday while he was allegedly making a pipe bomb. authorities say he got bomb-making instructions from a website linked to al qaeda. those are the top stories. "world business today" starts right now. good morning from cnn london. >> and good afternoon from cnn hong kong. im andrew stevens. the top stories this monday, november 21st. >> its a landslide victory for their political party. >...

Firefighters. it eliminating collect irbargaining for supervisors alongside fellow officers and firefighters doing the same job ensuring the safety of the citizens of ohio. >> jack reel, you and i have talked quite a bit about this. as it comes down to the wire, what is the most agreej juyus thing in this bill? >> it takes away any of our ability to have take voice with our employer. you know, we lose collective bargaining, we lose the opportunity to binding arbitration. we lose opportunity to s...

When the state of ohio jumps right into the ring. ohio governor signing a bill thursday that goes even further than wisconsin in slepting unions power. like, wisconsin, this bill prohibits bargaining over healthcare and pensions nu, ohio, it eliminates the right to binding arbitration for even police and firefighters. but it aint over yet. efforts are underway to bring the issue directly to the voters in a november referendum. governor kasich joins me now. thanks so much for being with us. i kno...

How much do you get from this? >> well, our office of collective bargaining estimated that statewide it is about $1.3 billion. but, the real issue and the real savings is going to come from local governments who now have the ability to manage and control costs. let me give you in a example. in my small county of 40,000 people, by the way, who have zero collective bargaining, this bill alone will save the equivalent of 5 sheriffs deputies and so that is the kind of savings were trying to give loc...

Is now in columbus, ohio. john, whats different about wisconsin versus ohio is that in ohio, this could end up on the ballot later this year? >> reporter: thats exactly right. they have a weapon that the unions in wisconsin dont have. they say the unions say they will immediately after this is passed go and launch a petition drive to get repeal on the ballot referendum this november. this is the most ambitious law or bill being considered this year to limit unions, public workers unions collecti...