by thurman. avoids the jab, goes to the body. >> you know, danny garcia has done a better job of jabbing his way in the last several rounds than he did earlier. >> show them you're the man. show some combinations. under a minute remaining. garcia with a right hand. thurman goes back to the body. and, of course, anything garcia throws that looks like it lands will cause the crowd to erupt. it's the bull and the matador in round 12. garcia working the body. >> it's never too late, guys. >> thurman with a right hand that scored.

here in brooklyn, if you don't know, now you know. two of the best go to the distance to unify the welterweight titles. ( bell ) >> so a record crowd here at barclay center on its feet, 16,533 fans witnessed the fight that went the 12-round distance. ray, give us your assessment of what you just witnessed.

>> keith thurman talked trash, and he backed it up. so impressed. did an amazing job. danny garcia, also fought with his heart. i mean, there's nothing to say bad about either guy. >> a look at the shostat numbers are interesting. danny garcia, more accurate with his punches, according to shostats. not throwing as many, and that's why we see a disparity in the number landed. remember, it's all by what you land per round, how the fight is scored. but that's a fascinating, revealing look at what went on. >> they threw for-- they threw over 1,000 punches combined, and we will get the official decision right after this. ♪when you're morning is hell just go to taco bell.♪ and let us make you breakfast. like the dollar grilled breakfast burrito.

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keith "one time" thurman? or will it be the w.b.c. champion danny "swift" garcia. they are still tabulating the scores. let's go back and listen to what was going on in the corners. >> you got his attention now. he's going to be scared of your punches coming. >> overhand right. drop your knees! i told you not to do that. it's okay. >> it's going to be an easy night, but you've got to be careful. don't be-- don't be too crazy about it. you got this guy. >> stay composed and you have to stay active. in a smart way. listen. do not drop your left hand. >> you're looking like a champ, man. you're looking great out there. keep the hands up. keep pumping the jab, trying to be first. we're going home with two titles tonight. >> >> yes, sir. >> be smart out there, keith.

you're box beautifully. >> all right, jimmy lennon jr. is ready. let's find out who will be a unified welterweight champion. ( bell ). >> ladies and gentlemen, after 12 rounds of action here at barclay center in brooklyn, we go to the score cards. we have a split decision. judge at ringside, john mckai, scores 116-112, in favor of keith thurman. judge kevin morgan 115-113 in favor of danny garcia. and judge at ringside joe pascual, scores 115-113 in favor of the winner.

he is still undefeated. he is now the w.b.a. and w.b.c. unified welterweight champion of the world, keith "one time" thurman! ( bell ). >> keith "one time" thurman, trainer ben getty looking down and smiling. keith thurman, uniifies the w.b.a. and w.b.c. title via a split decision. let's go to jim grairk who is standing by with the new unified champion. >> all right, mauro, thank you very much. keith, congratulations to you. what is your thoughts on the split decision victory? >> you know, the judges are judges, man. i thought i outboxed him.

i thought it was a clear victory, you know. but danny he came to fight, so if a judge likes his fight style they didn't like that i was moving backwards, i understand. but overall you heard the scorecard, there was a wide spread, and i knew when it would split and i heard that wide spread that it had to go to me. this is your boy keith "one time" thurman, and still champion of the world. one time became two times, baby. ain't no robberies happening tonight. >> to unify this title and to do it. but in the later rounds, did you feel you were far enough ahead and gave some of those rounds away and almost by the basis of this split decision 115-113 on the card to win, might have given this fight away? >> not give it away. if there was anything, it would have been closer to a draw. you know, but i was not giving the fight away. we-- it was, like-- it was like winning the race fast start, you know. i felt like we had a nice lead. we could cool down. my boxes said, "box, box, box. you're giving him a hard time." and i felt like that.

i felt like we were controlling the three-minute intervals in each and every single round. he was attack. there were times he was throwing more punchs. my defense was effective. he wasn't landing very clearly anything. there were some tough rounds to score, but in the end of the day i knew that i did what i had to win to have the victory we had tonight. i want to dedicate this win and all my accomplishments to my original trainer ben getty. ben gety, i love you. thank you for believing in me before anyone believed in me so i could be here on this stage in front of this arena right here. you gave me a life i can only dream of, and we're living it right now. thank you, rest in peace. >> let's bring in danny. danny, what are your thoughts on this split decision? and getting the short end of it. >> first of all, i want to thank god. i want to thank my team, angel garcia, premiere boxing champion, cbs, for giving me opportunity to showcase my shilz and unify another division. i came up short tonight. i gave it my all. i thought i was the aggressor.

i came to fight. it didn't go my way. oh, well. >> do you agree with the decision? >> i thought i won the fight. i thought i was the aggressor. but it is what it is. >> danny, he threw a lot more punches, and you seemed, in certain instances, not willing to want to engage, which we haven't seen from you in the past. why? >> i felt like he was trying to counter me, you know, big shots coming in. i tried to wait until he came in on me and get my punches off. bit thought i pushed the fight like a true champion, and i thought i did enough to get the victory. >> you're a great champion, danny. we hope to see you soon. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> garcia, gracious in suffering his first defeat. but to the victor get spoils, and keith thurman will return to clearwater, florida, with not one, but two, welterweight championship belts as we look at the official scores from the three judges seatedly at ringside, two of them had a 115-113, but one had it for

thurman, one for garcia, john mckai, had 116-112 for thurman. and we tbling our unofficial scorer steve farhood. how did you have it, my man. >> mo, i had 116-112 for thurman. i thought he did enough to win even though the crowd didn't like his style. interesting. the judges were all over the place. they agreed on only four of the 12 rounds, and the last rounds, two of the three judges gave it to garcia, but the fight was gone by then. so maybe angel garcia should have said sade to his son, "you've blown it, son." >> on twisse twitter-verse, thet 61% in favor of keith "one time" thurman. and for the final time tonight, i throw it back to our maine, brian custer. >> thank you, mo. as keith thurman makes his way back to his dressing room,

congratulations to keith thurman, unified welterweight champion. at some point we have to start talking keith thurman, on the mythical pound for pound list, inunbeaten and a unified champ. for more on tonight's fights, you can head to showtime boxing on facebook for the post-fight press conference. stay with us, we'll recap our full night of boxing as we continue here from barclay center in brooklyn.

tonight. our opening belt erickson lubin, jorge cota.

man, this one in the fourth, watch that left hand by lubin. that dropped cota. he really could not recover. the fight was stopped. he walks away with a tko. in our main event, the w.b.a.-w.b.c. welterweight title on the line. keith thurman and danny garcia came out throwing haymakers. keith thurman threw more punches, connected more. it was a split decision. two judges for thurman, one for garcia. keith thurman walks away as the unified welterweight champion. what a night from barclay center here in brooklyn. for al bernstein, mauro ranallo, sugar ray leonard, steve farhood, john gray, and our entire showtime crew, i'm brian custer, good night from brooklyn. captioning sponsored by cbs

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clash with supporters of president donald trump. good eve a rally in berkeley as protestors clash with supporters. i'm brian. >> and i'm juliette. first we begin with breaking news with explosion and fire at the bart station. in this video posted on instagram, you can see the flames below the boarding platform. we're told this all started about 5:40, an electrical vault at the north end of the station. right now we know of no injuries. firefighters were able to contain the fire quickly but couldn't extinguished it until electricians came and shut off

the power in the vault. this video taken by the fire department, you can get a closer look at the flames from the smoke rising up to the platform. service between rock ridge and pleasant hill is restored. contra costa fire also taking these pictures that show the train stopped on the tracks just outside the station as many as 300 passengers were stuck on board, but within the hour the train was able to pull up to the platform and let people off. at least ten people under arrest after violence broke out at a pro trump rally in berkeley. several people ended up with cuts on their heads and faces. >> reporter: very dangerous covering this story. there were fights all around us. aside from punches, people were throwing rocks and bottles. one guy even had a knife.

it was like a seen at a fight club. instead of a political rally, trump supporters and anti-protestors fighting it out. sometimes it was one on one. other times large groups of people punching, kicked and beating each other with sticks. there were so many fights, we lost count. both sides had injuries. we saw people with bloody noses and faces. >> i was expecting when i came here, i knew full well that there might be some stuff popping up. >> reporter: it started around 2:00 in the afternoon. luckily 60 trump supporters showed their support for the president. close to 200 anti-trump protestors tried to disrupt the rally. >> no fighting.

>> reporter: it started with yelling, but quickly turned violent. >> reporter: some instigate ers used pepper spray. other threw smoke canisters into the crowd. the chaos lasted for several hours. >> this is a sad day and we're better than this. >> reporter: a sad day indeed. because what we saw -- they treated several people for injuries and we saw a lot more people that declined treatment. live in berkeley, i'm da lin. >> before the fights broke out trump supporters said they were determined to assert their free

speech rights. >> we tend to ignore these hot beds like berkeley and it gross and gross. it's turning into something awful. and i think it's important that we address the issue and not run away from this intimidation factor. >> police officers standing by did not intervene in the individual fights. andrea borba joins us. >> reporter: this is what they were going to do. this is how they were going to handle this test as they followed the protocol. police were surrounding martin luther king junior civic park for most of the afternoon while fights were happening. officers were only intervening where there was a perceived victim. in the altercation where there was no victim, was treated as a misdemeanor battery situation.

occasionally egg throwing developed, the tactics appeared to be isolated troublemakers. our camera caught a few of those arrests like this one. >> we were walking away from the protest and they started following us for no reason. so we started running and they decided to pull over my friend. and she just started running and it took like seven of them to take her down for no reason. we were walking away. so i'm trying to figure out what they got her on. >> that's andrea borba reporting. there were ten arrests. supporters of trump, people listened to pro trump speakers and they marched to a park across the white house. in new york city a couple people braved the cold. police kept that demonstration confined to an area between barricades where people held up flags and signs expressing support for mr. trump. in ohio arguments

broke out near the state house in columbus. larger groups chanted competing slogans some for the president, some against. critics of the president making their opinions known on the san diego beach, hundreds of people staged a public art event spelling out the word impeach with their bodies. after a while they regrouped and spelled out resist. the organizers also registered voters in preparation for next year's midterm elections. a similar protest was held on san francisco's ocean beach last month where thousands of people spelled out the words resist on the sand. president trump is working from his winter white house in florida this weekend. but as cbs reports, he's making some serious allegations against his predecessor. >> reporter: the president waves to his supporters hours after mr. trump fired off four tweets

accusing president obama of wiring tapping trump. this is nixon water gate, bad or sick guy. >> reporter: president trump wrote the wire tapping happened here but offered no evidence. the tweets follow a story published friday detailing similar claims of obama surveilling trump. a spokesman for the former president responded in part, neither president obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false >> it would be the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> reporter: public an senator lindsay graham said illegally wire tapping trump would be troubling but he said it would be equally concerning if trump was legally surveilled. that could mean there would be evidence between the trump campaign and foreign government. >> it's my job as the united states senator to get to the

bottom of this. >> reporter: attorney general recently recused himself between the trump campaign in russia also traveled to florida with the president. president trump lands up signing april updated travel ban next week. iraq will be removed from the list of banned countries. was temporarily halted by a federal appeals court. a rainbow spotted over san francisco this afternoon. this video taken along hey 101 hey -- highway 1zo wun sp sp 01 in burlingame. we'll begin up in the north bay to show you there's a fairly good band of showers that are moving in over parts of the north part of san pablo bay. you can see down

here walnut creek in danville, widely scattered wet tonight and gusty winds. those winds about 30 miles per hour and showers moving through central san francisco right now. what happens next, well, a little bit more of the same as we continue to get that low pressure sending bands of moisture over the bay area it will be wet tonight. volunteers are busy cleaning up the mess left behind by the devastating floods in san jose. 350 people were out in city parks today removing mud, branches and debris. at the height of the flood kelly park was under six feet of water. a park manager told us the hardest part of the recovery is finding the resources. >> volunteers are so important to us. it's just been -- it's hard for me to talk about it without getting emotional. without their help, it's an overwhelming task for staff to try to do it with our own resources. >> the city is organizing more

clean up projects tomorrow. what a difference dry weather makes. you remember it wasn't that long ago that it was completely spilling over. a couple of weeks ago water was pouring from the spillway. that's what led to the flooding in san jose. the city is working on a new flood plan to make sure that what happened last week doesn't happen again. pat-down at airport security is about to become more invasive. the new technique tsa will use on passengers. plus a stunt that could turn catastrophic. why authorities are now on the hunt for him. a group of tenants fed up with unhealthy living conditions. now taking a stand against their landlord. ,,

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