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Bosch has not spoken to the press since that interview last april. we tried tracking bosch down at a hotel in coke nut grove, miami. no luck approaching a car connected to bosch, either. >> can we have any sort of comment at all? bosch's spokeswoman says he looks forward to testifying at arbitration. >> it's a big moment for baseball. it's a big moment for alex rodriguez, for yankees fans and there will be a lot of anticipation on what the arbitrator ultimately decides. >> a high stakes game. if the 211 game ban is allowed to stand, it will end his career. if it's allowed to stand, a lot of ...

It is allowed to stand it will affect the end of a-rod's career and if it's overturned people would see that as a huge blow for baseball, ultimately the whole arbitration process is expected to take about several weeks before it's all played out. >> we'll be watching. jason carroll reporting live from miami this morning. still to come in the newsroom, a government shutdown may be days away but an even bigger threat is looming on the horizon and that would be the debt ceiling debate. we'll talk about the impact on you next. ♪ [ male announcer ] we all have something neatly tucked away in th...

Sometime tomorrow. of a-rod's suspension and the other players involved with the bio genesis scandal. those players are expected to get 50 games and according to reports most of them will just go ahead and accept their 50-game suspension and forego going through the arbitration process. a-rod reportedly will fight this and by fighting this keep playing until a final decision is made by the arbitrator. >> well, i know you'll be keeping a close eye on this story. andy, good to speak to you. thank you. while we wait for the official announcement of major league baseball, all we can do is talk abo...

>>brian: no other way to say it. a dangerous trend. police chiefs around the country battling bad apples in their own police department. they are firing troubled officers only to see them get their old jobs back because of the unions. in philadelphia, nine out of every ten fired policemen found their way back in the force with 75% of those regaining their full benefits on back pay. how does this happen? joining us right now is charles ramsey, the commissioner of the philadelphia police department. commissioner, how does that happen that nine out of ten you guys say are not worthy to wear the u...

So they fired these guys quickly. then it goes through the arbitration process. took two years. chrysler hired a bunch of lawyers, i assume. the uaw hired a bunch of lawyers, i assume. they battle it out in court. the arbitrator is like the judge, and arbitrator said these guys deserve their jobs back. now in the statement that chrysler said -- gave me, they said this happened during their off-duty time. so technically, i guess, they were not paid. even the uaw has rules where it says they don't tolerate alcohol and drugs in the workplace, but these guys were in their off-duty time them. spent...