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Doesn't 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. >> it's not going it happen. he knows it's not going to happen. this is a binding arbitration. like a judge. like the court of last resort? >> you still haven't answered my question. maybe guilfoyle can. >> what would you like to know? >> everybody knows includ...

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 aren't often won under facts like this by players, but it has happened in the past. so it's a three-person panel. he would appeal to that. now, i believe this is a binding arbitration, which means that's it for him. so he has to hope that this arbitration panel will see things his way. now, he's adamant, right, that he's innocent and he wants to protect his own re...

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 decedent's 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 kinkade's 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. before any decision is made about the validity of the handwritten will, this hearing will determi...

Scores of pages. some are 100 pages. if you want to go in and read all of the bad news, that's really what it is. they don't give you a lot of rights. >> here's the interesting thing. am i making a rational decision? i get to itunes. binding arbitration. i have to fly to texas tonight. there's going to be a bunch of stuff in there i'm 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, i'm not going to refuse to use the ticket. i'm not going to not buy the song. so aren't the providers just exploitin...

The nlrb is pro union and they're 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, that's completely false, about the nlrb. and they are not able to-- >> and where are the-- >> they're not able to false management and labor and not able to bring in binding arbitration as the employee free choice act called for. there's zero correlation between strong economy, weak labor. when our economy was the ...