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Days younger. the lawyer for yankees alex rodriguez is going to fight any suspension. he told espn they are focused on an appeal right now. the question is when and if he will hit the diamond again and under which rules he might face penalties. we'll watch that. no suspension for boston's david ortiz says ""the boston globe."" big papi went big, he was mad at the ump after he struck out "the globe" saying the mlb reviewed that incident and said okay for now. >> his mother would not approve. >> she's shaking her finger for him. president obama welcoming willie mays. the team presented the p...

We act shocked -- we forget a lot of athletes put uniforms on -- >> when he was a late teenager and has been a bit of a downhill slide. >> some stat like 27 nfl players have been arrested since the super bowl. >> larger discussion to have on nfl, head injuries or violence and so on. he was denied bail yesterday and another man carlos ortiz was arrested, also charged with first-degree murder and another man is still at large considered a suspect as an accessory after the fact. meanwhile "the boston globe" reporting hernandez being investigated in a possible role of a double murder in 2012 and o...

Lot of these first responders. i mean, i've known them for years and that's why i think it was a little different. you know, i was in omagh, northern ireland, in 1998 when 28 people and two unborn twins were killed by a bomb. i was in london in 2005 when more than 50 people were murdered by bombs on the tube and a bus. but two weeks ago, what happened in my town was deeply personal. and, so, i think for all my colleagues at "the globe," all of us, this was a professional mission, but it was also a personal mission because we knew people. i know people who -- >> if i were to ask you, these are ...

Personally, this has such an impact on me is that i know a lot of these first responders. i mean, i've known them for years and that's why i think it was a little different. i was in northern ireland in 1998 and in london in 2005 when more than 50 people were m murdered on the tube and on a bus. two weeks ago what happened in my town was deeply personal. and, so, i think for all my colleagues at "the globe," all of us, this was a professional mission and also a personal mission because we knew people. >> if i were to ask you, these are brave officers. if i were to ask you, could they be overdr...

U.s. and canadian companies. and "the seattle times" from the business section, boeing's developed a possible fix for the battery issue that's plagued their 787 dreamliner since the beginning of january. executives are expected now to present their solution tomorrow when they meet with faa officials, hopefully the battery won't cause the plane to blow up. industry officials say the plane could be back in the air within two months. pike, are you going to ever fly on one of those? >> no. >> there would have to be like a shakedown cruise for a couple years. >> maybe five years from now. >> the ...