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lot of closure and the bigger issue is here in social media discussion well maybe because he was a boxer maybe it was concussion driven maybe there was you know he had some p.t.s.d. from something in the brain that is all well and good and could legitimately be an issue however to go off and kill somebody like this is very heavy and for sports leagues you've seen men commit acts of domestic violence against women in leagues across the country and they don't get this have been clear as much as this ray rice took weeks for disciplinary action to happen and i think this could be as sad of an example as it is in the sports world when you have incidents like this whether it is someone who is viciously beaten by a spouse a sexual partner or even murdered this is how this is how you react to something like this do you think that this might lead to some change on some of the other leagues and even within the same league because this is this is like we know that you know a lot of heavyweights have been accused of doing things as well you have not seen this type of response you know you have and i

but there is more buzz in sports than the draft lightweight boxer video faces federal charges and british sports are set to boycott social media he will tell us more is our sports producer regina hamm glad to have your gina thanks for having me well regina we know that the draft is always full of surprises this year was no different it felt slightly predictable but before all that there was a shocking twist with someone who wasn't even part of the draft class can you recount. all rogers it was called rogers gave you heard it here 1st aaron rodgers kind of a shock to the football world by saying you know what i'm i'm good i've had enough in green bay i would like to leave and everybody's brain collectively probably imploded i mean i know that your guy i know by he has legitimate reason they drafted a project in last year's draft so green bay could be positioning him for his way out and maybe he's just like i don't want to sit around me for this to happen a piece on this things like a bread car redux all over it is very much the same cycle you know people just think he's going to jeopardy t

you know when you're on the disc we always start high and sometimes we go really low light weight boxer is facing federal charges in the death of rodriguez who was pregnant when she died. he is no longer mentioned by top rank boxing on their website in the company released a statement in support of mr greig is what can we take from this quick response by toppling and what might it mean for other athletes accused of equally or when describes so it's a really sad story to hear this come out you know 1st of all the fact that mr de ho was married so this is not the woman he was married to is the woman he had an affair with allegedly he had kidnapped her and killed her thrown her over a horrific things. and the response very quickly has organised. it literally is no mention of him on the web site anymore images of coming back out nothing their response was we hope this you know the killer is brought to justice and then it's over his family has a bit of closure which you know when someone deeply close to you is murdered there is not a lot of closure and the bigger issue is here in social medi

shep >> meg, thanks a professional boxer in puerto rico accused of a horrifying crime.ting her with something, binding her arms and her feet with wire, tying her to a block and then throwing her off a bridge and shooting at her. all of that according to a criminal complaint filed sunday in a puerto rican federal court. the boxer, 27-year-old felix varajo sanchez turned himself in on sunday after the woman's body was found. a witness to the crime tells the fbi the woman had contacted him saying she was pregnant with his child. that from the criminal complaint. it says that verdejo then contacted the witness asking for help terminating the pregnancy the three of them met up as the story goes, got into verdejo's car and that's where the woman was punched, injected and tied up her body later found in a lagoon in san juan. verdejo now facing kidnapping charges resulting in death, carjacking resulting in death and the killing of an unborn child. if convicted of the first two charges he could get the death penalty. according to court documents filed just on sunday a decision h

shorts on, these boxer underwear shorts, so i peeled off my pants and said, "i know if i make it to," and i just started stumbling into the night. [ chuckles ] [ telephone rings ] >> so, i got a telephone call from him, and he said, "can you come pick me up?" and i said, "well, sure. where do you want me to come get you?" and he said, "well, i'm at 7-eleven," and i said, "oh, okay, yeah -- geary street. i gotcha." he goes, "no, no. i'm in half moon bay." and i was like, "okay. well, can i say you don't sound very good? how about i come pick

if that fails -- i mean, you realize you could probably be a boxer are all the training you've done.ut my money on you in a fight. >> you know what, i appreciate that. that means a lot because i will put my money on me in a fight, too. >> trevor: i thought you were going to say you would put your money on me in a fight but you put it back on yourself. >> no, i mean -- >> trevor: no, it's cool. you can try to make me feel better but we know the truth, with eno ewhere your money is. michael b. jordan, i appreciate you and your time. i appreciate everything you do. look after yourself. >> keep up the good work. i'm so proud of you, of everything you're doing. this is fun. >> trevor: much love, man. all right, take care. >> all right, see you later, trev. >> trevor: come clancy's "without remorse" is available now on amazon prime video. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his

if that fails -- i mean, you realize you could probably be a boxer are all the training you've done.that. that means a lot because i will put my money on me in a fight, too. >> trevor: i thought you were going to say you would put your money on me in a fight but you put it back on yourself. >> no, i mean -- >> trevor: no, it's cool. you can try to make me feel better but we know the truth, with eno ewhere your money is. michael b. jordan, i appreciate you and your time. i appreciate everything you do. look after yourself. >> keep up the good work. i'm so proud of you, of everything you're doing. this is fun. >> trevor: much love, man. all right, take care. >> all right, see you later, trev. >> trevor: come clancy's "without remorse" is available now on amazon prime video. show for tonight, but before we go -- may is mental health awareness month, so please consider supporting an organization called the boris lawrence henson foundation. founded by taraji p. henson, they're a non-profit committed to eradicating the stigma of mental health issues in the african-american community. by su

decision of your life or the most interesting decision of your life in a greatest pound for pound boxer it is going to be a publicity stunt. first round, first minute, logan is going to be on the ground. people doubt you all the time. and time and time again you come and you surprise people. but floyd mayweather is floyd mayweather. so question number one, why fight floyd mayweather. question number two, how much of a chance do you actually think you will have in the fight? >> question number one, why fight floyd mayweather. my kids kid will talk about this. like generations to come will talk about this moment in history. when i accepted this fight, i understood the magnitude of what a special event this was. like you done turn down a chance to fight a spes-- spes men that is floyd mayweather, the greatest fighter in my generation. my whole life has been overcoming challenges that have been thrown in my face and exceeding expectations, surprising people. doing what could not be done. and this doesn't feel any different to me. have i never been intimidated by floyd or let alone anyone. s

one woman, and she writes about this new friendships she has with an irish boxer.nd she writes her dad, she's probably not the smartest idea she has but she writes her bad and she says, imagine if i started associating with an irish a boxer at home? right? i mean, she's kind of like, you can't do anything about it on one hand. but he's an irish boxer, she's not writing her dad saying, i'm associated with some of these african americans voters who are here in the war, right? they are very definite limits to what these women will embrace. and so,%gaaa)v you kind of had p all of that swirling in the back of your head when thinking about these programs. how do you think it's a fun exercise the kind of put yourself in their shoes and imagine what that daily life is like for these women. so, the war ends, the allies win. the war ends and like all of these women, they are bound by no contract. they could've left at any moment. and so, while she is very relieved that the war is over and she wants desperately to go home, she kind of decides, i'm not going to go home because

saying she died at the hands of her lover, a well-known boxer. the alleged crime part of a growing epidemic of violence against women in puerto rico. here's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, demands for justice growing louder in the murder of keishla rodriguez. the pregnant 27-year-old allegedly murdered by her lover, puerto rican olympic boxer felix verdejo-sanchez. rodriguez was first reported missing april 29th, after she didn't show up for work. days later, search teams recovering her body from the san jose lagoon. charging documents stating that rodriguez was killed after telling verdejo, who is married, that she was pregnant with his child. adding that on april 29th, verdejo allegedly punched rodriguez in the face, injected her with substances using a syringe, and then restrained her arms and feet with wire. her body was then tossed off the side of a bridge. verdejo then shooting her with a pistol. verdejo and another man, luis antonio cadiz-martinez, have been indicted on federal charges of carjacking and kidnapping resulting in the deat

he represented puerto rico at the 2012 olympics as a lightweight boxer, turning pro that same we're.regnant, her mother tells the associated press, he threatened her and told her not to go through with the pregnancy. her family reported her as missing when he didn't show up for work her remains were identified with dental records. >> and a big story in puerto rico, where people are demanding justice now. >> they are, shep. this is just the latest case when it comes to violence against women. in january the governor declared a state of emergency following outrage over the rise in cases on sunday, he issued a statement writing, quote, the pain, anger and indignation we feel every time we issue a crime of gender violence has to be kept alive in us so we don't rest in the efforts to protect though this case seems to highlight that change, it just hasn't come soon enough. valley, thank you, and welcome to cnbc. >> thank you so much. >>> diamonds are forever, especially when they're mined in a lab. the moved by the world's biggest jewelers that executives say you won't even notice. >>> mos

but he's an irish boxer. she's not writing her dad saying i'm associating with some of these african-american soldiers who are here in the war. there are very definite limits to what these women will embrace. so you kind of have to keep all of that swirling in the back of your head when thinking about these programs. but i do think it's a fun exercise to kind of put yourself in their shoes and imagine what daily life is like for these women. so the war ends. the allies win. the war ends, and like all of these women, they are bound by no contract. they could have left at any moment. so while she's relieved the war is over and wants desperately to go home, she kind of decides i'm not going to go home because these men aren't going home yet. remember, they have to get on boats, and it takes everybody a long time to get home. so she decides that her job and her allegiance should be with these men, to stay there and wait for months after the war to go home with them. all of that changes, however, when dad sends a

but it was all little brother logan, who is also a boxer, that stole the show.ake, i should say. jake got in mayweather's face. had words with him. then, he said got your hat and ran away like they were on the playground. i mean, that caused a huge scuffle. that carried all the way into the tunnel at hard rock stadium. and you know, laura, a lot of time these things are staged to try to get attention for fights. and, you know, it might have been staged there, that he was going to steal his hat. but i don't really care because now, i'm actually interested in that fight and i kind of want to see it after all that. >> see, the hype works. i was just about to see. that feels like -- that feels like a little bit of effort to get people interested in that fight. but whatever works andy, thank you, appreciate it. >> free flowers, free cash, free booze. what about a free car? new incentives for people to get vaccinated. day sale. ♪ ♪ and this is how mom shines. with 30% off everything. at zales. the diamond store. this is how you become the best! ♪“you're the best” by j

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british boxer billyjoe saunders will undergo surgery on multiple fractures to his eye socket following fight in dallas. it was held in front of 73,000 fans — a record crowd for an indoor boxing event in america. saunders appeared to be growing into the contest before an uppercut from alvarez in the eighth round saw his team throw in the towel. promoter eddie hearn has confirmed that saunders remained in hospital overnight. finally, we've all had to adjust to social distancing measures in the last year or so. these next pictures prove that people have moved with the times. how about this for an idea — tokyo olympics, take note — winners receiving their medals via a covid—secure drone at the rhythmic gymnastics world cup in baku on sunday. just a reminder of our top story. manchester united keeping the title reads alive, not losing against aston villa stop from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. —— keeping their title dreams alive. hello. a week of sunshine and showers to come, not as cold as last week, and no frost overnight. but temperatures only close to average for the time of yea

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we meet a boxer hoping to compete. >> the sport began to inspire her beyond getting in shape, and afterear, she was a national champion in japan. the nurse by day dedicated herself for years to realize her dream of qualifying for the olympics, but after the final qualification was canceled, so was her only shot at competing in tokyo 2020. >> when i got a phone call from the boxing federation, i was told the qualifying match was canceled. i felt very disappointed. i have been working so hard, and it is so frustrating that i don't even have the right to compete. it's very disappointing. >> being knocked out of this upcoming olympics does not mean the 27-year-old plans to hang up her gloves any time soon. >> i cannot say i am in for the next olympics in paris at this point, but what i can do is try to keep working hard step-by-step at any competitions ahead, small or big. >> staying ready, she makes her international debut at a tournament this month. brent: the conflict between israelis and palestinians is intensifying. mob violence has broken out in several cities. egyptian negotiators ar

had the american down on the canvas, as he produced a dominant performance, making himjust the fifth boxerl fight deontay wilder for a third time on the 24th ofjuly. it means the much—anticipated british boxing showdown between anthonyjoshua and tyson fury won't be happening this summer. the pair had agreed to fight in august — but a legal obligation means fury has to take on the american first. great britain have added another gold medal as they dominate the european aquatics championships. olympic champion adam peaty got his his fourth gold, in the medley—relay. they broke the championship record in the process. ben proud added another silver medal in the men's 50 metres freestyle, losing out on goal by eight hundredths of a second. a silver too for cassie wild in the 200m backstroke — as james guy and max litchfield both took bronze. adam peaty is going for his fourth gold in the medley—relay later this evening. well, there's lots more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the final round of golf�*s us pga championship. but that's all from sportsday

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a former olympic boxer has surrendered to authorities in puerto rico in connection with a pregnant womann missing. he is facing federal charges stemming from the death of a 27-year-old woman who was reportedly carrying his baby. her family says she had not been seen since last thursday. authorities announced her body was found in a lagoon. >>> today marks nine days since a college student was last seen. she disappeared after leaving her dorm the night of april 24th. her cellphone pinged from an island near niagara falls. the 19-year-old's family says the police have not done enough to find her. her family insist she would not go away without telling any one. >> when she comes to visit my mother in the city or our family, she lets her know when she's running late or who she's going to be with or what time she expects to be home. >> on friday, transportation officials released video of dennis. they believe the new york city native may have taken a bus to niagara falls. >>> a trial kicks off pitting apple against fortnight. epic games accuses apple of turning the app store into an illegal m

the pandemic some athletes are hoping to compete have had their dreams put on hold like 27 year old boxer research. a recent sue but a 1st picked up the boxing gloves to get in better shape but the sport began to inspire her beyond that and after a year or 2 but it was a national champion in japan the nurse by day dedicated herself for years to realize her dream of qualifying for the olympics but then after the final boxing qualification was cancelled so was her only shot ek impeding a tokyo 2022 shey that's when i got a phone call from the boxing federation and was told that the qualifying match west cancelled i felt very disappointed had been working so hard for you have to the prospective member of the olympics and it's so frustrating that i don't even have the right to compete it's very disappointing. so seeing which i. being knocked out of this upcoming olympics doesn't mean the 27 year old plans to hang up her gloves anytime soon. come say for the next olympics in paris at this point but what i can do is try to keep working hard step by step at any competitions ahead small or big an

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the american down on the canvas, as he produced a dominant performance, making him just the fifth boxerhile, on the same night it was announced that tyson fury will fight deontay wilder for a third time on the 24th ofjuly. it means fury�*s unification fight with anthonyjoshua looks to be on hold. joshua is expected to fight his mandatory challenger 0leksandr usyk in august. britain's eflyn evans has won his first rally of the season taking the victory at rally de portugal. last year's world championship runner up started the day ten seconds clear of his nearest rival and went on to win by almost half a minute. he remains second in the standings behind reigning champion sebastien 0gier. and finally, some sad news to bring you. former european and commonwealth marathon champion ron hill has died at the age of 82. he represented great britain at the 1964 tokyo olympics and four years later in munich. he became the first britain to win the boston marathon in 1970, breaking the course record, and won commonwealth gold in the same year. much was his love of running, hill ran at least one mile

. >>> a former olympic boxer from puerto rico is now in custody for the death of a pregnant woman.eath is the latest in a wave of violence against women in puerto rico. >>> a woman was killed in a bear attack. wildlife officials say she was mauled while walking her dogs.e euthanized. >>> widespread rain across the plains, and more than a foot of snow in the rockies. showers in the northwest. >>> finally, a 12-year-old who has a whole lot to be proud of. >> he's about to celebrate two graduations, and the sky stt limit. will ganss has >> reporter: it's impressive that mike will graduate valedictorian of high school this month and get his associate's degree in the same week. >> i finished all my high school graduation requirements in december and i said, okay. wait a minute. if i take a few morie classes, can get a associate's degree. >> reporter: he's 12 years old. >> i had always been drawn to technology of course, and that's gotten me to how i am today with all this stuff now and over a dozen programming languages. >> reporter: mike's dad is a custom home builder. >> my mom will t

administration the bill was smaller than i would have liked but it was negotiated between senator barbara boxer and senator and half although yesterday senator mcconnell objected it was ox or an mcconnell to the final agreement on that bill and that is shall we say progress but we want more and that is what we are here to do. it's a recognition that the country needs a strong infrastructure package. look no further than the civil engineers which gives us a d.c. minus depending on the category of infrastructure they are addressing. this is an issue of commerce and it's an issue of clean air and people have been out of their cars with mass transit and it's also an issue of growth in a way that is about safety as well. safety issues and an mr. mcconnell state alone their 1000 bridges that are insecure and i could go state-by-state on that. in any event it is -- we look forward to working as much as possible in a bipartisan way and i told the president as i began i comment doing for the goal that he is set and the tone in which he is conduct that the discussion the endless, i won't say him plus the

. >> reporter: amy boxers tett has earned her nickname amazing amy, now the first person with down syndromempete in a national collegiate athletic championship. just by teeing off today amy is a winner. amy, what do you love about golf? >> making new friends at the tournaments. i have fun. >> we joke in our family that amy plays golf in order to meet new friends. >> reporter: dad joe is always by her side. what is it like having your dad as your caddie? >> i love being with my dad, he is an amazing guy, he is my best father ever. >> some of the most fun moments of my life have been on the golf course with her. >> are you amy? >> reporter: one of those came in 2019 when s adltherlay an henfiden.ot this. >> you got it. >> reporter: this video has been viewed more than 51 million times. amy's story is about more than golf it's about not setting limits on yourself. >> you know, you go through early grieving about what you have given up, with your child with a disability. what i have subsequently learned is that was pretty silly. the lesson there is you just can't put limits on people it was rid

pandemic has put many hurdles in the way about fleets hoping to compete tonight we meet a 27 year old boxer who's had to put her dreams on hold. research but a 1st picked up the boxing gloves to get in better shape but the sport began to inspire her beyond that in after a year or 2 but it was a national champion in japan the nurse by day dedicated herself for years to realize her dream of qualifying for the olympics but then after the final boxing qualification was cancelled so was her only shot ek impeding it took you know 2022 shey when i got a phone call from the boxing federation and was told that the qualifying match west cancelled i felt there were hundreds of points who. had been working so hard for you have to the prospective member of the olympics and it's so frustrating that i don't even have the right to compete it's very disappointing. to see too much i. being knocked out of this upcoming olympics doesn't mean the 27 year old plans to hang up her gloves anytime soon. come say for the next olympics in paris at this point but what i can do is try to keep working hard step by step

fighter so boxer had has had his head punched in a few times and even he even though he's been punched around quite a few times in his life he tweets curious if this will be reflected in the c.p.i. they want you to think that inflation doesn't exist rolling eyes rolling eyes rolling eyes a moshi bitcoin and that is would cost to build a deck so they look at the average lumber prices using 2400 board feet which is 200 square feet april $22936.00 to build a deck now cost you $3696.00 which is what i guess us fourfold if i could do some math here right well here's the thing over the last 20 years china has was operating as a wage sank right all the wages and the jobs went to china and their cost of labor was $1.00 fraction of what it was in the in north america but now that that's caught up you've got a wage parity between china and the u.s. so you don't have that wage sink anymore so now the cost for stuff the average person down there at the box store and energy and food is up sharply and bored to build houses it's simply now going to spill over the dike that's been put in place to try

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are you are allowed to ask questions about the coronavirus vaccine company doesn't make you an anti-boxer end he will take it. if you don't, joe biden declared today, you will wear your mask forever. >> president biden: if you have not been vaccinated or you are getting a two shot vaccine and you gotten your second -- you've only had your first shot and not your second, you didn't wait the full two weeks, you still need to wear a mask. get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. >> tucker: of the president of the united states announcing that he somehow has the power to decide what you wear. that's never happened before. she watches carefully, she is a columnist with "the new york post" and she joins us tonight. i just have one question. if you have been vaccinated and more power to you, why are you worried about whether or not other people wear masks. how are damascus people or any people regardless of infection status, a threat to you if you've been fully vaccinated. >> i don't think it's because of this concept of herd immunity. thrket that gets vaccinated, the more they receive and th

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