, manny, manny. manny would walk first. it is a suggestion that just as the case -- maybe this house -- >> i think it is true from what we have seen so far this evening. -- >> on the way in to the arena. just decided. manny's trainer freddie roach stopped and took a selfie. i had no idea what was happening. i went ahead and photo bombed it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i was i didn't know what was going on. turns out it was something they planned with samsung. do you think mike tyson when he was fighting would have stopped if ar selfie on the way in to the ring? he probably would have eaten the phone. i was in the locker room almost an hour before the fight. i watched the undercards. they came and got me, took me back in to this room, small room. there were a bunch of people in there. then the police came and cleared everyone out except for manny's trainer, his assistant trainer, cut man, bucket man, security guys and me. at one point, freddie went somewhere and the other trainer went somewhere.

floyd mayweather beat manny pacquiao. manny pacquiao disagrees. he thought he was the better fighter. >>> the faa is ordering maintenance on all boeing 787 dreamliners. testing found the 787s could lose battery power after 248 days of being continuously powered. they have been plagued by battery problems. it was grounded in 2013 because of that issue. >>> in nepal, people in remote areas are struggling after the devastating earthquake that rocked the country. the district near kathmandu counts for a third of all earthquake deaths. it's plagued by poverty and the folks are upset aid is not reaching them. we are joined from the capital city of kathmandu. talk to us about what you are seeing, at this point. >> reporter: george, people are getting desperate and frustrated. people see and hear of the aid coming in, but it's not reaching those who need it most. even in kathmandu, a long line of people just waiting for food. many are trying to leave the capitol. there's not enough buses. outside of kathmandu, entire villages, people living without food a

after manny pacquiao's defeat in vegas. pacquiao says he thought he had done enough to win, but the judges unanimously opted for mayweather. it is unclear if a second fight is on the card. >> i did my best. but my best was not good enough. thank, i would like to all the people who came here to witness the fight tonight. makenow, i don't want to alibis or a reason. breaking news out of australia, td securities inflation gauge rose 0.3% in april from the previous month. let's take a look at how the markets are reacting to this. australia extending gains ahead of the rba decision tomorrow, climbing a fifth of 1%. out laterta coming this morning. the australian dollar is weakening. 78 u.s. cents. australian regulator sebi have found no apparent misconduct in southern movements -- sudden movements after decisions by the bank. let's head over to paul allen in sydney. how did the investigation explain the strange moves? >> nj, it was apparently all part of normal operations, according to the australia .ommission it happened becaus

manny just seems like a very unique person to have in the locker room. >> manny was manny in every aspect. manny, i remember and i said this to someone earlier. i remember jumping in the tub, you know, the little jacuzzi. it's pretty much smaller than your desk. and i jumped in. i took as much clothes as possible off my body. and i jumped in to make sure that nobody jumped in my pool at the time i was in the pool. little did i know, manny jumps in. he doesn't have too much clothes on, either. now, milar jumps in. here's another crazy one. and to top it off, here comes johnny damon all full of hair and everything. so i took a hike and i jumped out. >> seth: you said sometimes manny ramirez was just would fall asleep in your hotel room bed. >> yeah, he would easily just go in your room. hey, chicito, what are you doing? well, i'm watching tv before i go to bed. manny? manny? [ laughter ] suit, shoes, ties, everything on snoring on your bed. that's manny. >> seth: it's also famous in the 2004 when the red sox were down 3-0 in the nlcs to the yankees, you guys started having a shot before gam

manny is a symbol of hope. a living proof that in this poverty stricken country dreams will come true. >>> well while manny pacquioa and floyd mayweather are amongst the famous names in the sporting world few others compete for global head lines, with mix martial arts growing in popularity it could fight for its future. >>reporter: if this is boxing's big fight, then the gentleman's game is bowing out in a big way. this is a weigh-in for the much-anticipated floyd mayweather-manny pacquioa fight, and the arena is almost full to capacity. some say boxing is losing fans to a relatively new sport. >> i'm going for the shot. >> reporter: these are mixed martial arts fighters training to compete in the ultimate fighting championship or u.f.c. it's attracting younger fans. supporters say there are more knockouts, action and a rising number of stars. professionals here have doubts about competing with boxing. >> boxing has been around forever. it will be around forever. this is a big fight. i am sure that when ali fou

phil, manny pacquiao and music from chet faker on the way. i don't know if you saw "people" magazine today named their most beautiful woman of 2015 and the most beautiful woman is sandra bullock. she is past most beautiful women like jennifer lopez, beyonce, gwyneth paltrow. julia roberts was the most beautiful woman four times she gets more beautiful and less beautiful again. i'll say something. not only is sandra bullock the most beautiful woman, also a brave astronaut. congratulations. i was hoping this would be my year, but congratulations to her. we do our show -- we have been doing this show in the heart of hollywood, which is the entertainment and celebrity capital of the world, literally thousands of celebrities live and work within a ten-mile radius of our show. so many it can be hard to keep up. that's why we are fortunate to have one of the most adored and adorable entertainment reporters in all of the world. his name is guillermo and it is time again for "mucho." tonight, on mucho, diet or diet. why is sean penn so thin? it is a n

manny pacquiao is blessed. and i want to thank the fans that came out to support this event. >> i got him many times. i saw the punches, and i think, i believe, i thought i won the fight. >> reporter: both andy scholes and myself inside the mgm grand casino. andy, what do you think? >> well, don, it was an electric atmosphere, i will give it that, with all the celebrities and all of the superstar athletes there to watch this fight. and early on, you know, with all the "manny" chants and everybody backing pacquiao and he had the combinations in the early rounds, things looked like this may live up to the hype, but then from then on, mayweather got in that defensive stance he's known for, got in the defensive mode that no one's been able to crack in his career so far, and pacquiao even admitted, he couldn't get to mayweather and win this fight, and mayweather ended up landing more punches. it was a clear decision. there was no other way to score this than how the judges did. who knows what's next? manny says he h

. >> manny morales, marÍa quiÑones. fiorella: segÚn informaciÓn del departamento de servicios electorales, han recibido querellas de que lÍderes de precintos no se estÁn comportando como dicta la ley. carlos martos se defiende ante estas alegaciones. >> aquÍ hay gente para marÍa quiÑones y para manny morales. todo el mundo estÁ buscando la forma de proteger su voto. fiorella: aquÍ se ejecutÓ un mandato pondrÁ la campaÑa de manny morales por volantes supuestamente no especificaban el patrocinador. >> aquÍ quiere llamar a los fiscales, estÁ todo el mundo de lo mÁs tranquilo. todo esto es todos los aÑos. no, la comunidad sabe lo que quiere. fiorella: aÚn asÍ, morales se mantiene confiado en una victoria. >> hoy no te quedes en su casa y al abordar, porque tu voto es la fuerza. fiorella: por supuesto esperando que el factor apatÍa no sea obstÁculo. optas por no votar, ¿por quÉ? >> ¿para quÉ voy a votar? si no he visto nada aÑos atrÁs. fiorella: el departamento de servicios electorales quiere aclara

>> manny, how much longer do you think you will be a hippy? >> the rest of my life. >> 18 years later they still recognize you. >> it is kind of ridiculous. i will never live this one down. >> reporter: yep, people still stop him. but he spends most of his time doubling as manny the mechanic. restoring vw buses and living on the road. >> i'm a fish man. but i'm more of a deadhead. >> reporter: he has the newspaper clippings. the cover has rised to fame. as for his stay in the tank? >> yeah. oh god, send them to prison for pot. i feel that, like, part of the that whole fiasco helps marijuana legalization. >> reporter: so in case you are wondering, manny hasn't changed much since 1996. >> i'm still a screen actor's guild guy. >> reporter: and we think that is pretty dank. >> i have been staying out of trouble dave. you know? >> he is good. >> staying out of trouble. >> reporter: i'm mike sugerman, kpix5. [ laughter ] >> staying out of trouble. that's good. >>> well, the final late show just minutes away, by the way. tonight cease show is 20 minu

manny has to be aggressive. you might run into a counterpunch and mayweather will be looking withfor that. he lands against lefties and pacquiao is a lefty. i think the greatest strength for mayweather -- the reason why we are here is his defense. he is a conservative guy. he does not like take chances. i think his greatest strength is his defense and is also as greatest weakness. i think that manny has the hand speed, foot speed and volume punching to exploit his defense with sometimes going into it too much. sometimes he slips and slides a little too much. he gets intoxicated with his own defense. that is why i give manny a chance. with his hand speed and the quick feet and get out before the counter punches come. to be able to steal, out also come out hustle and out punch. charlie: fighting is all about talent and will. who has the greatest will in this fight? teddy: so far, there is only one man who has not learned how to lose. that is mayweather. he has not learned how to use. packingpacquiao was knocked ou

manny pacquiao has to be aggressive. when you have to be aggressive chance is you might run into a counterpunch, and mayweather will be looking for that and looking to right end a southpaw killer. it lands against lefties and pacquiao is a lefty. having said that, i understand that. i think that the greatest strength of mayweather, the reason he's sporting 7 and 0 and why we're here it's his defense. he's a conservative guy, a careful guy, he doesn't take chances, punches well. i think his greatest strength is defense and also his greatest weakness. i think manny has the hand speed, foot speed and the volume punching to exploit his defense but sometimes he goes into it too much. times floyd slips and slides too much and doesn't fight back, he gets intoxicated with his own defense. that's why i give manny a chance with his speed to get in and out before the counterpunches come to steal outhustle and outwork around where mayweather is just too defensive. >> rose: as you know well, fighting is about talent. it's also about

>> to be honest i think that manny pacquioa is looking forward to the fight. it's one fight that he is looking forward to in the last five years. i don't think there'll be pressure on him. he'll go into this like he always has done. he'll try to back floyd into a corner and let him have it. >> both fighters the late to mid 30s. is it too late for manny pacquioa, and can it possibly live up to the expectation? >> definitely it's five years too late. but, you know it's a fight that had to happen it's a legacy fight. not just for floyd, but mani. the two fighters do not lose. this is their legacy. this is not just a superfight as i said earlier, it's something for the legacy. floyd said that he's the greatest of all time. he doesn't want to be 47. manny has been with a couple of fighters not in his class. this is the fight that he needs. that he is looking forward to. >> do you think it's important not just for the fighters but the sport of boxing itself? >> definitely. we have heard over the last couple of years how martial arts eroded the fan bases. all the oth

. >> pacquiao bajo la lupa, mÁs manny pacquiao tendrÁ que pelear en corte contra varios fanÁticos que dicen sentirse engaÑados veremos porque y por cuÁnto lo estÁn demandando. >> esto es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes comenzamos con nuevas acusaciones de abuso policial esta vez contra de policÍa de san josÉ california varios de sus agentes, fueron captado nosotros video golpeando a un historia sospechoso de posesiÓn de drogas marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >> asÍ es mientras el sujeto ya estaba sometido y tirado en el suelo, hoy la policÍa responde dicen que el video solamente cuenta parte de la historia vamos con christina que estÁ en san josÉ con mÁs detalles christina? >>. >> gracias marÍa celeste arrarÁs josÉ dÍaz-balart el incidente ocurriÓ en el barrio hispano de san josÉ quienes lo grabaron las imÁgenes dicen que dudaron en divulgarlas porque tenÍan miedo pero decidieron hacerlo para denunciar una injusticia, la policÍa dice que la clave estÁ en lo que no se ve en el video (gritan) la de

everybody here wants to be like manny. this city has produced many of the philippines top boxers throughout history. 14 of them went onto become international champions. but not all of them were success is stories. the world boxing council ranks. [ inaudible ] as the best soup every soup every weight champion in history. in the '80s the fighter put them on the world boxing map and making hundreds of thousands of u.s. dollars of earnings. but he lost everything to alcohol and drug abuse. >> translator: i look back and regret everything. i wish i could go back. i miss the glory days, but it's all gone now. >> reporter: manny is one of the world's richest sports stars. he has also made smart investments, politics and even acting in the philippines. manny's fight against floyd mayweather has been described as the fight of the century. it is expected to bring in hundreds of millions of u.s. dollar earnings. for the people here, though, it does not matter what the outcome of the fight will be. manny is a symbol of hope, a living

manny pacquiao: let's focus first on the fight. reporter: the two men have been duking it out for sponsors. pacquiao's talking -- boxing shorts are said to be worth $2.5 million. mayweahter -- mayweather's shorts are worse -- worth a cool $25,000. mayweather has had you gone -- has had to market himself. >> he has a percentage of every hot dog and t-shirt sold in the arena. reporter: this clash of titans won't come cheap for fans. it will cost $95 to watch the fight on cable tv. frenzied getting pushed to get prices -- frenzied bidding pushed ticket prices to $100,000. william: if i was paid as much as floyd mayweather during this five minutes, i would have made $25 million. molly: we will see if that's in your contract. will hildebrandt with a look at the business news. it is time now for our business -- our press review. i'm joined by florence, with a look at what is making headlines around the world, a lot of focus on baltimore. florence: one of the big questions is what caused the spinal injury that freddie gay -- freddie gray

floyd mayweather simply outclassed manny pacquiao. in the end a victory for floyd mayweather. >> there was an enormous purse. will there likely be a rematch? >> i don't think so. i mean, it seems pretty decisively that was it. it was the one everybody was waiting for. it was a decisive victory for floyd mayweather. he proved at the end of the night he was the better boxer. but there was no clear winner, the prize money was something like 240 million 60-40 split between mayweather and pacquiao. this was a billion dollar weekend for nevada. >> jamilla allendogan, jamilla in the end disappointment. >> yes indeed. and of course as expected there will be millions and millions of filipinos across the country disappointed but here, in manny pacquiao's home town the mood is not as somber as people would expect. to people with whom he grew up, it didn't matter what the outcome of the fight would be. many always what he has been, that symbol of home, he is hundreds of millions of dollars more richer, he is a congressman the his home province an

it is all gone now. >> manny is one of the world's richest sports stars. he has made his mark in business politics and even acting in the philippines. his fight against floyd mayweather has been described as the fight of the century. it is expected to bring in hundreds of millions of u.s. dollar earnings. for the people here, though it does not matter what the outcome of the fight will be. manny is a symbol of hope a living proof that even in this poverty stricken country, dreams still do come true. in al jazeera, in the southern philippines. >> prolific british crime writer ruth rendell has died at the age of 85. best known for chief inspect soar we canford novels. she died on saturday according to her publisher. she suffered a serious stroke in january. again, 85 years old. >> a reminder that the stories that you have seen today, we continue to update throughout the day. so take a peek at our website, aljazeera.com. again, that's aljazeera.com. keep it here. thanks for your time. >> hi. i am lisa fletcher. you are in thestream. dozens of checkpoints are

hopefully, they love their manny. mayweather known for for talking big before a fight, and with 47-0, he can talk. >> talking to don riddell, listen. >> i feel good. you foe, i'm very, very happy. my team has done a tremendous job. m mayweather promotions done a tremendous job. i'm happy. >> your critics say you've been subdued. you know boxing writers, they try to read something into that. what would you put that down to? >> just growth. maturing over the years. i'm not far from 40 years old. i've been in this sport as a professional 19 years. and you just, you grow. i can't grow physical any more. so you know, mentally i have to grow. sometimes you outgrow certain things. >> you fought in the olympics. you've done this 47 times professionally before. but this fight is different, isn't it? how does it feel different to you? >> it feels like another fight to me. i know that can i fight. i know the i go i'm facing. he is not go tock an easy task. but this is my job. this is what i chose to do. >> can you tell when what

mayweather and manny pacquiao are the boxing best. the match the years- -was years in the making and he got three tickets in the third row. >> it's my hometown. how much are you putting down? >> fans who could not get a ticket came just to be close to the action. >> this is a deal, something like where were you? i was in vegas, baby. >> these fighters got a lot more, they are expected to split a purse of $300 million. manny pacquiao actually thought he won the fight, but he had him beat in height, read,- -reach and ao did not have the speed that he needed to beat floyd mayweather. >> what a night, thank you. and we watch the fight with the crowd of bay area supporters, and some of them show a lot of discipline and fans were with us tonight. >> apparently that is the case, julie about 200 people showed up tonight in san francisco at this restaurant, most of them filipino and they did leave disappointed, but they are still proud of what manny was able to do to raise the visibility of their country. >> the night began with a lot of antic

floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. the man who has managed some of the biggest boxers over the past three decades. esthermr. frank warren -- stay tuned. ♪ mark: today's business and sports section was a no-brainer. mayweather versus t manny pacquiao, i talked to frank warren who has promoted some of the biggest fights over the last 30 years. frank: i think it is the biggest fight since the rumble in the jungle the alio and foreman bout. technology has moved on, and we will benefit from that. mark: talk about the money. who is making the money? how much will the gross? frank: i think it will growth between $450 million and even higher? manny pacquiao has 40%, mayweather is guaranteed $100 million matter what happens. i'm sure he will add a few million to that. mark: will there be a rematch? is it in their interest to keep it close? frank: who knows what happens in boxing? if it is a close fight, if it is a controversial fight, and of course there will be a rematch. if floyd mayweather or one of them gets knocked out i

still to come on "asia edge" -- manny won. he did? many in the philippines refusing to concede their homegrown hero was out fought. we to one high-profile sue port later on. up next, chinese manufacturing sector weakened further than originally thought in april. more on that when "asia edge" returns. >> checking some of the stories making headlines around the world. the number of people killed in nepal has risen to 7,250. at least double that number are injured and both totals expected to rise as remote communities are just now being reached. more aid and equipment is being flown in although nepal's only international airport has been shut to big planes. katmandu was built to handle medium-sized aircraft and heavy freighters carrying aid damaged the runway. the italian coast guard said nearly 4,000 migrants were rescued in the mediterranean sunday as good weather and calm seas persuaded more people to attempt a crossing. the flood of migrants shows no sign of abating. last year 170,000 people were picked up. that's a 280% increase on

you talk about manny pacquiao a guy who started out earning only $2 per fight. now he's going to make over $100 million in one fight. >> all right. hey, coy, thank you so much. have fun out there. >> i'll try, thanks. >>> thank you so much for watching i do want to show you some video we're getting in of prince william, we understand he has left the hospital. where his new baby girl was just born a few hours ago. and we hear that perhaps he may be going to see prince george. maybe be bringing prince george back to the hospital to see his new sister i should say. we have so much more for nut next hour. the cnn news room with fredricka witfield after a quick break. veled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! the american dream is terrifying. american history is t

and manny pacquiao. we put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. >>> one week after announcing he >>> it is 5:56 saturday morning. live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see those clouds covering the bay area in the east bay right there. but we can expect some sun later today. good morning. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> good morning. welcome to the weekend. >> welcome to the weekend. we made it. barely some of us right? >> very extensive through the north bay into the peninsula and the east bay. a lot of us waking up to the cloud cover. not as extensive in the south bay. more sunshine. later this afternoon, everyone will see sun. 66 in san francisco. definitely not as hot. no 90s in the east bay. you'll manage 80 in the north bay and south bay. mix of 70s today. it won't be overly hot like the last couple of days where we were in the 80s and even 90s, 60s and 70s today. >> that was wild to look at the temperature on my car at 7:00 8:00 at n

high point for manny pacquiao. a flurry of punches. floyd mayweather landed double the number of punches. they did go the distance. floyd mayweather winning by unanimous decision. saying manny pacquiao had an injured shoulder. huge pay day. he doesn't need to fight again, here is what he knows right now. >> i knew in my heart i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. out of 12 rounds i gave him 3 runs. he was applying pressure but wasn't landing punches. he is one [ bleep ] of a fighter. >> nascar today on the superspeedway. this is not the way they drew up the plan for the pit spot. there is always the chance of the big one. lap 47, trevor bayne got in dirty air. 15 cars involved in the smash up. lars joey logano were -- larsen and joey logano were finished for the day. earn heart gets his first win of the -- dale earnhardt jr. gets his first win of the year. harvick is still number one. and that will do it for early sunday night edition of sports wrap more on the wards at 10:00 p.m -- warriors at 10:00

. >> and manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather ready to rumble in vegas, wait until you hear what people are paying for pac-man short, short. "money" coming up. ng around the world starting with u.k., bracing for general election next week, there is no clear winner in sight, polls suggest that david cameron conservative party cannot secure enough votes for a majority the opposing labor party not doing much better, likely thaal leaders will need to form a coalition with a smaller party. >> to turkey police fired tear gas at hundreds of people, it all part of a may day protest. which have shut many streets in the center of istanbul. ly on -- riot who police were using water cannon. >> in germany scientists create a chimp robot used for unmanned missions to the moon, it is climb, grasp at rocks and move overall types of terrain it looks terrifying. melissa: up to 40,000 people are expected to descend on omaha nebraska for the annual meeting of wearch warren buffet and berkshire half way liz claman with more. >> reporter: look at this line, you have to see this, it stretches all the way back

now i feel bad for manny. what do you mean? he's always talking about how brave you are, how you're not afraid of anything. now... he just seems a little sad. how sad? don't worry. it's a good thing. he needs a little dose of reality. you walk around school telling everyone how great your mommy is all the time you find yourself on the business end of a wedgie. i know how to push buttons to get what i want and what i want is to see a puppet show. j'accuse! i'm sorry. one more time? it's just a dramatic way of accusing you... (sighs deeply) of stashing my fat pants in a bush! saboteur! that's a second way. why, mitchell? why? (sighs) cam... oh, come on. all right, the... (sighs) this is a little hard to say but... every time you get rid of these pants you have to buy them all over again and you get depressed, all right? this is just a way to have a safety net. i can't have a safety net, mitchell. otherwise, i won't be successful and keep the weight off. have you ever thought of that? no. no, i didn't. (sighs) you know, you're not

manny pacquiao was out-boxed and he lost. at the end of the fight, manny pacquiao said i thought i won the fight. in his mind he won the fight. boxers are always delusional. after that they start to blame injuries. the truth of the matter is, a lot of boxers go into fights with injuries. a lot of players go into super bowl finals with injuries. that's what it means to be an athlete. >> but $100 is $100 the you paid for it. and you know, if you think it's not fair some people want their money back. >> for what? >> you were defrauded by both fighters because it wasn't a fight, it was a big dance. it was a big -- it was a big, pathetic dance where they all ran around the ring, kind of smiling and grinning and taunting and throw a couple of punches. it was a horrible fight. if there's anything you should get a refund for, it should be for the fact that it was a terrible fight. >> ben, i agree with you. and it made me long for the old days when we used to watch ali and frazier on broadcast television nobody had to pay -- >> how ol

. >>> manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather weighed in this afternoon in vegas. the fighters looked more than ready for their megafight. fans had to pay to watch them just step on the scales! that has never happened before in the history of boxing. here's a quick look at the tale of the tape. mayweather brings a perfect record 47-0 into this fight. pacquiao has fought 64 times as a pro winning 57 of those matches. pacquiao might have an edge in power. he has knocked out 38 of his opponents compared to mayweather's 26 knockouts. should be a good one. >>> kpix 5's maria medina says the bay area's filipino population is treating the fight like it's a national holiday. maria. >> reporter: yeah, you know, millions will be watching but as you said, filipinos will be treating tomorrow like it's a holiday. >> i think pacquiao is going to win. he has the speed, the power, and the heart. fighting hard. >> reporter: filipinos all over the world are preparing for the fight years in the making. >> pacquiao, he's, um, just like, um, our national hero. >> reporter: working fili

this was a sixth defeat for manny pacquioa. they were hampered by a shoulder industry. >> i fault a good fight. i did my best. the people are happy. even though i heard the shoulder i didn't complain but, you know it's part of the game. >> i was the better man, more calculated fighter, took my time basically using a jab. my love and passion for boxing is not the same, like it once was. this is my job, and i have to go out there and be at my best when i do my job. >> hopefully a man still in love with boxing is philip a sports writer in manila. the judges have this in favour of floyd mayweather is that how you saw it. what has the reaction been in the philippines? >> well first of all, good evening from manila. we are lucky that it's night fall the defeat of all the filipinos - basically it's a sad nation. pride has been pricked and the judges did get it right. it's a sad fact. we have to admit that floyd mayweather won the match >>> manny pacquioa talked of a shoulder injury do you think he looked restricted in the way he fough

manny pacquiao fue aplaudido y floyd mayweather era abucheado. el boxeo se ha convertido en una mÁquina de dinero y a pesar de los riesgos sigue siendo un deporte practicado por chicos y grandes. este es nuestro reporte especial, asÍ es el boxeo. es un deporte de mucha alegrÍa y pasiÓn, el olor a sangre es parte de Él. en algunas ocasiones terminan encontrando la muerte. porque al final de cuentas, es un espectÁculo. deporte de contacto y mucho riesgo fÍsico que al final camina dejando secuelas. los grandes luminarias del boxeo al igual que estos niÑos tuvieron sueÑos de algÚn dÍa llegar a un escenario mundial. >> como manny pacquiao porque me gusta cÓmo entrena muy duro. me gusta las vegas y me gusta como pelea. >> querÍa ser como floyd mayweather del porque, floyd mayweather es un buen boxeador y no tiene miedo nadie. yo creo que puede ser alguien como Él porque no la tengo miedo nadien. periodista: sin importar los griegos del mundo tallador del boxeo, siguen quedando a su prÁcticas. >> es una cosa maravillosa, el boxeo es una f

many interviews up to manny pacquiao to make this a fight. he was unable to do that, as a result it was a bore. kennedy: he had a couple of flurries there, a couple rounds he backed up mayweather had great combinations, but there is something about mayweather, where he can take body shots all day long. >> yeah, he has radar, he is an amazing defensive fighter, nobody has been able to penetrate his defense, he is not that young any more. kennedy: he has not lost anything but some fights in the 70s and 80s remember sugar a leonard did not want to fight any more because of his detached corps -- cornea . >> do you believe the story that manny pacquiao hurt his shoulder. >> if he had a injury that was bad enough to affect his performance, he should have pulled out of the fight. kennedy: could he have done that. >> yes. but, by not -- by hiding his injury, if i am sitting at home and spent 100 bucks, and i see a demint ire diminished fight are i am not happy. >> i wore that this tarnishes boxing. at first last week bobby bones who is you know, star

and manny pacquiao. we put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. >>> one week after announcing he >>> the breaking news we're following is a deadly accident. a driver is dead three construction workers are hurt. the accident happened right around 6:30 this morning, so about an hour ago in the eastbound lanes of pennsylvania turnpike. traffic right now is being detoured. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll keep you posted as soon as we get some more information. you can get updates on the nbc news app and nbc.com. let's get an update on the weather from meteorologist michelle grossman. we're off to a pretty decent start. >> we are. a little cool and a few clouds but we're going to see a pretty decent afternoon. we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 40s to the north and west 47 in allentown, made it to the 50 degree mark in philadelphia, 45 in melville and 48 in wildwood. temperatures up to 72 may see an isolated shower in some spots, very spotty very brief. and into the 80s on monday and tue

now, manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather are slapped with lawsuits. manny pacquiao is hit with a suit for failing to disclose his shoulder injury before the bout. and if you had a ticket it was filed on your behalf. basically, the plaintiffs saying viewers didn't get what they paid for. the injury apparently happened during training. but pac-man says it didn't start bothering him until this fourth round. and floyd mayweather has his own legal fight now, too, with his ex-girlfriend. the mother of his three children. it's for $20 million. according to court documents obtained by e! online he lied about her and defamed her in an interview when he said quote, did i restrain a woman that was on drugs? yes, i did. even with all that, mayweather told espn he would be willing to fight manny pacquiao again after recovery. >>> drones are becoming increasingly popular in everyday life. and today, the head of the federal aviation administration is expected to unveil two initiatives. the united states could see 1 million unmanned flights a day in the next 20 years

and the reason is because of manny's fund. manny's fund allows for the waiver of the adoption fee. that's why so many people poured in here to this animal shelter. and it's not over yet. you can still adopt a pet tomorrow. now, manny's fund is helping shelters throughout the bay area today, including this one in san martin. more than 60 cats and dogs left the shelter today with their new adoptsed parents. manny's fund was founded by workday co-founder dave duffield and his wife and named after their pet miniature schnauzer matty. >> they pay us for each adoption that we do. that money is very important to us. it's a huge funding source for us for medical care life-saving medical care that we provide for homeless pets throughout the year. >> this is kitten season, which means there's a lot of kitties pouring in. sought fact they're able to adopt out all of these dogs and cats is really a big help. that means they can take in all of those kittens during kitten season. now, at this shelter there are only two dogs left and i am holding one of them. i would like into the deuce to you gu

fioro: ya escucharon en casa que tengo manny morelas a pesar de haber perdido no se siente derrotado y como Él queremos tambiÉn nosotros descansar porque estas elecciones han estado bien reÑidas desde filadelfia sobre fior. ilia: independientemente del ganador hay que destacar que es una dura labor hay que reconocer esto precisamente otro que batallÓ durante estas elecciones fue otro hispano es nelson dÍas en la contienda para la alcaldÍa de filadelfia. precisamente nuestra compaÑera milla se encuentra con Él. ♪♪ ♪♪ milla: aquÍ estoy afuera de la campaÑa de kenny donde estÁn celebrando su victoria pero antes hablÉ con dÍas el Único candidato latino esta campaÑa le hice varias preguntas quÉ es lo que le espera su futuro, sintiÓ que tuvo suficiente apoyo de la comunidad latina en especial de los lÍderes latinos pero tambiÉn quÉ tambiÉn consejo le da a kenny. cÓmo se siente? >> bastante satisfecho nuestra comunidad estuvo con nosotros, ellos no entendÍan que hay necesidad de que esa comunidad, hay sufrimiento tenemos que hacer algo para arreglar el sistema

manny pacquioa lost five times and is slightly smaller and lighter. >> i have been fighting bigger guy like marga retto and others. doesn't matter to me. lot of people wandering if you can be the dynamic attacking knock out artist again. how do you feel about that? >> i feel tomorrow the lord is with me strengthen me and deliver him to my hands. >> i dedicated myself to the sport of boxing for over 20 years. i'll ready. >> do you feel that manny pacquioa may do something reckless that she'd be able to take advantage of. >> i can't say. but i'm ready to fight >>> central asian artists rarely receive attention outside their homeland. now at an exhibition in singapore is attempting to put the spotlight on painters from the region. we have more on "the new silk roads." >> reporter: an inspiration for modern art from history. the silk road was a trade route through asia. it looks to see it through canvas and paint. >> we are trying to bring culture and art into asia. >> the show case includes 30 paintings from uzbekistan pakistan and turkmenistan giving a glimpse of light. >> it's to where

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quit her job to manage manny full time, deals and products from sale. manny's owners donate half of their profits to charity. but still made over $100,000 last year. katie cirino finding new fame with her dog toast. the puppy mill rescue tongue always sticks out because she lost her teeth. after nabbing it 50,000 instagram followers toast was hired to take part in a ties willing campaign for karen walker sun glass. >> a loft work. i don't really socialize any more. >> if you think your pet should be the next big thing these owners say get ready to work like a dog. wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so worth it. so worth it. >> what, 2 million followers? >> her frenchy? my goodness. >> that's fantastic. we love our animals. >> both guilty of occasionally posting picks. >> yes, we r. >> right now it is 6:49. we want to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> including the answer, allen i have err son, babe chuck nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview today talking about practice. >> that's right. good morning, to you ukee, eri

but now manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather are slapped with separate lawsuits. first, boxer manny pacquiao is hit with a $5 million class action suit for failing to disclose his shoulder injury before the big bout. if you paid any money for the fight, either a ticket, a bet or pay-per-view, it was filed on your behalf over what it called fraud and conspiracy. basically the plaintiffs say viewers didn't get what they paid for. the injury apparently happened during training, the pac-man said it didn't start bothering him until some time during this fourth round. >>> floyd mayweather has his own legal fight, too with his ex-girlfriend the mother of his three children. it's for $20 million according to court documents obtained by e! online. she says he lied about beating her and defamed her in an interview with yahoo!'s katie couric when he said, quote, did i restrain a woman on drugs? yes, i did. even with all that, mayweather told espn he would be willing to fight manny pacquiao again after recovery. >>> drones are becoming increasingly popular in everyday life. t

more than 300 people poured in to this public and restaurant to watch floyd mayweather take on manny pacquiao in the ring. >> so much hype. everybody is elevating the whole boxing world again. >> reporter: this girl says her father boxed for 12 years. >> this fight, mayweather's reputation. i think he's great. he's great at marketing himself. he's got a strong mind and that's what i admire most about him. he just goes in there and gives us what we want to see, a great performance. >> reporter: jeff calls himself a pac man fan. >> boxing has been a sport in the back alley. now with pacquiao and mayweather, i feel it's going to bring it back. >> reporter: the crowd here appeared evenly split over who they were rooting for. in the end, they hoped tonight's fight will be a one-two punch for resurrecting the sport of boxing. an estimated 3 million households paid to watch the fight tonight. >> twitter was filled with reaction to this big fight. joe stanley was not impressed with the match. he tweeted that was a brilliant business scheme. snooze fest. the team's number one draft pick tweet

al jazeera sicily. >> let's cross to las vegas now boxers floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao has just been weighed in ahead of their much-anticipated fight in las vegas. this fight isn't only about the sport. the two are also making an impact on the city's economy. >> it's the neon city in the desert, a place where just about anything goes. but even here the buzz surrounding the flight around floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao has others excited. pound for pound, they are considered the greatest boxers of their generation, and this has been a fight years in the making. it has brought in thousands of fans between them will bring in millions of dollars. >> at the lucky transportation company business is booming. the firm has more than 200 vehicles not enough to cope with the influx of people. >> i have been booked solid for the weekend for the fight. >> the company's owner said that the fight is one of the biggest events the city has seen. >> this has a huge economic impact it also has a huge moral impact that las vegas is back, and it's going to be economically great for our community

manny pacquioa admitted he didn't have what it took to beat his rival. >> i did my best. but my best was not good enough. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans went to los angeles, many for the atmosphere. others paid astronomical prices for tickets. >> it was billed as the fight of the century. for fans that came from all over the world, the question is was it worth the weight? >> it was worth the weight. everyone saw maya angelou at its best and saw maya angelou do what he does best which is box. >> i got the money to go. >> meated did what he is supposed to do, handling. they'll go tonne, it was a hell of a fight. >> this was the most profitable bout in boxing's history with each fight egg taking home millions and for the u.s. entertainment capital. it may have been a billion dollar weekend to revitales the city and the sport >>> manny pacquioa claimed he was hampered by a shoulder injury. sports writer rick has been telling al jazeera he thought floyd mayweather was a deserving winner. >> it's a sad nation. the national pride is pricked and, yes, the judges prett

i think it guess like this manny not going to be able to hit floyd. because he has the shoulder defense very hard loose. defense is impeccable and he will run out of goods and floyd doesn't have knock out power so it's going to be kind of a the decision over 12 round. i think will be good. >> thanks larry thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 9:00 joining us. abc 7 news at 9:00. >> appreciate ush time see new an hour huh. i have to admit-- last night... was pretty okay. well, that's weird. during "it," you were very vocal about how good "it" was. (laughs) well, yeah 'cause it's not sexy to moan, "ooh, this is so okay." (chuckles) dude, it's not you. i just didn't have any of my major turn-ons--