he loves the sport of boxing. it speaks to the confusion we have over contact sports, that we are aware of the damages the sports are doing to our brains and what concussions mean and what brain injuries are. we are still watching football and boxing. we are letting our kids play the sport. freddie is an interesting in to these discussions. tavis: what is your sense of why we are addicted to it? >> goes back to a primal, gladiator instinct that we love watching human beings compete and we love watching them dominate each other physically. it is in our dna. we are competitive animals. boxing speaks to that. ice hockey speaks to that. soccer speaks to that. we are seeing more concussions in girls' soccer than in football. i think it speaks to ignorance, adults do not want to take the time to how we are teaching our kids to fight. they have somebody like freddie who can say you should stop. that is what makes him special. if more adults would start assume responsibility over how young children are taught, taught to t

get to play in the big box again. out of the little box, into the big box. hate the little box. >> like espinoza, daniel also aspires to be placed on the general population unit. >> got to mingle with the crowd. you get to get out. be with everybody else. i never been to pop. only time i was in pop was in newman. i've never really seen pop. i was only in there for like two weeks. >> what happened? >> a fight. everybody fights. right? that's the only way you can handle situations in here, you have to fight. someone says something to you or you got problems and you got to act on it. if you don't, they will. >> 16 months ago, esdale was convicted of possession of a firearm and sentenced to two years at the house of correction, a separate jail facility for convicted inmates serving 2 1/2 years or less. due to multiple fights, he spent the first 13 months in segregation, but even under those restrictions he was still a significant discipline problem. >> daniel has gotten into many fights since he's been here. he's been involved in about ten fights. there are a lo

and i didn't realize what was in that box. >> what was in the box?> well, as i learned later, after the trial, it was -- it was one of the human heads, one of the victims, which he then took to his work and put in a locker. i told jeff, i can't imagine what i would do if i would have opened that box and found that, because i probably would have reacted in my typical fashion of just shock and numbness. i probably would have thought that, you know, maybe it's an artificial, some type of, i don't know, an occult thing or just some decorative thing that -- something, but not human. i can imagine i would finally realize or suspicion, what that is, and then -- then i don't know what would have happened. i think -- i probably would have lost it. i don't know what i would have done. i asked jeff, you know, what would he have done if i would have opened that up and found out what that was. and all he said was, "well, that would have been the end of the line. the jig would have been up." >> one of the -- one of the chilling stories that your dad tells is about

. >> victorian box trees. >> what size are they? >> a 24 inch box, which is the new standard. we do at least 24-inch box or larger unless the site is to constrained that we have to go small every. er -- smaller. it increases the survival rate of the tree. so this is our new standard. >> it takes a little while until they can adapt to the location. how long does that usually take? a couple of seasons? >> it does. we normally will water a tree throughout the dry season which we estimate about nine months of the year. so if it is -- has not rained, we have to go water the tree. once it is established, then it does not need our help. >> there's a particular problem with trees that are in boxes or in planters or that are not planted in the ground and that's that they have a lot of area of evaporation. so trees like this that are sitting in boxes in sidewalks need a lot of care and a lot of water. >> that's right. we would water these extra so several times a week while we are waiting. one of the reasons why we try to get trees planted in the ground rather that in raised plantearns

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what is a baby box, you ask?t is a place usually attached to a hospital where parents can drop unwanted newborns safely, anonomously and without fear of prosecution. 400 babies have been given up anonomously during the past decade. this practice is legal in some european countries such as france and holland. others, great britian for example, charge abandoning parents with crimes. the united nations this week said each child has a right to be known and raised by its birth parents. lest you think it cannot happen here in the u.s. all 50 states passed so-called safe haven laws. most allow parents to give up newborns between 5 and 45 days old to fire or police departments or hospitals. nebraska had to revise its law when one man gave up four children including a 17-year-old. >> tara does a child as the u.n. states have a right to be known and raised by its biological parents? >> i would think that that is an interesting discussion to have. i would say yes. i think the child has a right to life. a right first. and th

. >>> black box mystery, it's supposed to hold the clues to what went wrong. what was the captain doing out of the cockpit in the fury of the storm? why couldn't he save this plane? dangerous skies. with investigators about to issue their final report, what will it tell families about what happened to their loves ones in those last terrifying minutes? and does it reveal a dangerous problem in the cockpit of our biggest jet? >> good evening. i'm terry moran. it's one of the most astonishing aviation disasters in modern history. air france flight 447 from brazil to paris, vanished three hours into the fight, 228 people lost. flying aboard a state of the art jet, so fool-proof it was called unstallable. so what went so wrong? he's elizabeth vargas with a special "nightline" investigation. >> reporter: it is may 31, 2009, air france flight 447 prepares to depart rio de janeiro. 730, p.m., takeoff it is a routine flight across the atlantic. the plane is filled with vacationers, citizens and families. destination, paris. 8:30 p.m., passengers settle in. there's no s

box sizes we're talking 48 or 60 inch box trees. then i think it's argueable that the city won't lose any canopy or environmental benefits as long as those trees get established. but just replacing 11 trees doesn't necessarily replicate the equal value that these trees are now providing in terms of their environmental benefits to the city. thank you. >> ms. short, what do you think about the species? proposed? >> i'm sorry? >> the species they propose. >> that they proposed? i'm not sure what the final species is on folsom. is it elm? >> it is chinese elm. >> that's the same species that we've got out there. >> they listed two species, i believe. >> the chinese elm is what we have on folsom so we think it's a great species for folsom and that's why we chose it. >> they had a second species somewhere. >> on fifth street, brisbane, a nice tree, we like it. >> can i get some clarification. you said the replacement tree is six inches? >> no. our existing trees have a diameter, measured at 4 1/2 feet above grade. ranging from i was just

angel and we directly and remotely control the programming through the set top box at all times. unfortunately, we have been faced with significant problems in obtaining access to family-friendly programming channels. one shocking example is c-span, which is supposed to be a public service but c-span refuses to deal with us. about three years ago, c-span entered into an agreement with us for distribution of c-span channels on the sky angel system. however, c-span cut its service off only three days after we started carrying it and we had a signed contract. c-span officials told us that they had quote, made a mistake in permitting sky angel to carry its channels without any other explanation. as everyone knows, c-span is offered on the internet as a free public serviceo

boxes.ould be in favor of a federal boxing commission. but my word of advice to senator mccain is don't overregulate. i mean, you are not barney frank. you are john mccain. and the bill has a place. we need a federal commission, but let's not again overregulate things. >> straight ahead, pay it forward, why is a six-year-old boy sending an nfl player money? and how did the football star just pay him back? start guessing. it's next. and governor mitt romney's sons try their luck at late night tv. how did that go? [ male announcer ] don't miss d lobster's four course seafo feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. deals four perfect courses, just $14.99. on great gear at bass pro shops' 4th of july sale, like... and check out family summer camp, with kids' workshops, crafts and more, all for free. fore! no matter what small business you are in,

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see why they put them in that box thing and how >>> welcome back to the show.orget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> homeowners do not want to hear skra hear scratching on the roof or in the walls because it's usually some type of rodent. but this one got rescued with the humane society along with her five babies. >> they received a call from a woman hearing scratching in her attic. >> a mama squirrel and her five babies about three weeks old. >> she was probably relieved. because when you hear those noises it's usually roof rats or something worse. i like they put the little babies in a coffee carrier-like thing. >> that's called a reunion box and they explain exactly what they do with it. >> the reunion box provides an opportunity for her to come and get the babies and also the opportunity to use that box for a safe and secure temporary den site. >> you see the mom saying they have got my babies, but they are mounting it on the side of the house. just a short time later when they vacated the area, mommy came in and carried all

this type of boxes. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were sit over these big boxes and play over them. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the blacks these type of instruments were not allowed to be played because they were too loud and for the church they will provoke movement that was not appropriate. >> (speaking spanish). >> they could also work as a form of communication with the drumming patterns. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was what was going on in africa. >> (speaking spanish). >> and from some of the sounds they used to play that we almost lost all of them we still have some that he remembers. >> (speaking spanish). >> for instance -- >> (speaking spanish). >> this means "attention be alert. something is going to happen". >> (speaking spanish). >> wake up. wake up. >> wake up, wake up. (speaking spanish). >> and this are some of the drumming patterns that have been rescued by the cultural association. >> (speaking spanish). >> the african and review itse s size. >> (speaking spanish). >> to the actual size that he has. >> (speaking spanish). >> the reason why this drum was r

boxes match that sparked a national outcry may go another round after a video review the world boxesstunned all of us, changing its mind. the boxes organization now says manny pacquiao should have won his match against timothy bradley. so what happens next? we went to the boxing experts to find out. >> it is such a ludicrous result that is very, very hard to explain. >> boxing can give you the impression that they are boxes is -- and i'm sure that it's not. >> greta, there's news in the boxes world today. the wbo, who our viewers may recall, appoint add five judge panel to view the controversial split decision in the bradley-pacquiao fight and announced today that manny pacquiao should have won that fight. this does not reverse the decision and give the bout to pacquiao, but it has resulted in a rematch so we spoke to the president of the wbo, francisco, my phone. >> is there any doubt in your mind and the judges whose names have been protected at the wbo if manny pacquiao absolutely won this fight. is there any doubt whatsoever? >> no. we respect the officials but i'm sure that pacq

that is right in their box. for us, the capacity for us to do the smaller side is not there as much as it is for them. on getting a loan through my side of the bank, i do not require an account to do that. we would like to have it, but i do not require it. >> last question for the opportunity fund and a critic representative. are you a cdfi? is san francisco and s.p.a. in support of cdfi's being established in san francisco? >> yes, we are. we were founded in 1999 with a small business loan. that is how we started our tenderloin office. >> opportunity fund is a certified cdfi, so we are providing a benefit to low and moderate-income communities. he is the city establishing support for new cdfi's? >> mark wanted to address that, in support of cdfi's in the city. >> we have a wealth of partners in the city. s.p.a. is just now rolling out a program for r -- will be the case by the summer. let me get one last point and on the question about relationships to lenders. the question was, do have to have an account with

and i didn't realize what was in that box. >> what was in the box?earned later, after the trial, it was -- it was one of the human heads, one of the victims, which he then took to his work and put in a locker. i told jeff, i can't imagine what i would do if i would have opened that box and found that, because i probably would have reacted in my typical fashion of just shock and numbness. i probably would have thought that, you know, maybe it's an artificial, some type of, i don't know, an occult thing or just some decorative thing that -- something, but not human. i can imagine i would finally realize or suspicion, what that is, and then -- then i don't know what would have happened. i think -- i probably would have lost it. i don't know what i would have done. i asked jeff, you know, what would he have done if i would have opened that up and found out what that was. and all he said was, "well, that would have been the end of the line. the jig would have been up." >> one of the -- one of the chilling stories that your dad tells is about the box he ha

the 28-year-old learned to box in nearby palm springs. has trained here with only the most essential of personnel his entire pro career and he's changed nothing for his biggest bout yet agnst manny pacquiao on june 9. >> my team, that's all i need. >> another unvarying presence is trainer joel diaz. the pair's relationship began at the start of bradley's pro career in 2004. its success can be measured in the form of 28 straight victories without a loss. >> he has had a big impact on my career. because when i first went to him, i had to start from scratch. he's like -- almost like a big brother to me, and he makes me believe everything he says. he told me that i was going to make it to this point. he told me that i'm going to win this fight. >> timmy works really, really hard. he has that determination that there's no limit. he comes to the gym, he's in work mode. >> bradley is by every measure the underdog against pacquiao. but inside the boys and girls club in endio, confidence nonetheless permeates the air. >> i know that the world of b

. >> that's called a reunion box. >> see how the contraption works to keep the squirrel's family together. >>> and the bar is not the best place for an old cheerleading stunt. >> oh! >> so who's at fault? her knees buckle, but i don't think he was the most stable base. >>> a garbage man in seattle got to play superhero for a day because of some quick thinking. this is jeff blackburn in his rig driving his truck and he notices a runaway baby stroller with the mom running behind it. >> oh sc! >> now, this thing is headed down the hill. what does jeff do? he starts speeding up and honking his horn because the stroller is approaching another intersection. luckily jeff did that, because a fedex truck was coming up to that intersection and it stopped because of jeff's honking. >> oh, wow! >> eventually, jeff takes his truck down to the bottom of the hill, slams on the brakes, jumps out. he and another woman chase this thing down just as the stroller comes up over the curb onto the sidewalk. >> and it narrowly misses that stop sign. >> just missed the stop sign. that person you see there is the

tv, dvd player, boxing equipment.and after school programs for 25 years here in east oakland. but the next summer session starting in about three weeks they provide also job skills, nutritional information, there is a garden here for the children that come here. well, now they are looking for donations from the community. they're also holding a music fundraiser on june 12th at yoshi's jazz club here in oakland. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:56 right now. for more on decision 2012. in just a few minutes, polls will open for this year's state primary election. marla tellez live in san jose with why this election is like no other. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. it's all because we are using a whole new system. it's called the top two system to be clear. this does not apply to presidential nominations. now, specifically it means that the two candidates who land the most votes will face off in november even if one earns an outright majority today. the november runoff may also pit two candidates

i started boxing in 1964. and 1974 i joined the service and i was a world military champ and i got out of the service and i wouldn't have turned pro if it wasn't for my brother. i got out and i turned bro and i had 15 fights. my 16th fight i lost. but i was -- >> 12 round fight? >> ten round fight. the guy i lost to i beat him at the capital center. do you remember that? >> irene the cammal center. all right -- i remember the capital center. all right and it's interesting because ray obviously got a lot of the focus but you fought on the undercard of several of ray's fights right? >> until 1981 but i got ray started boxing and i turned him to boxing and he just shot off. i wasn't dedicated cp. i kept hanging out and i wasn't dedicated and i didn't sacrifice. i didn't have that tenacity like my brother had. and i made the wrong choice. i made some bad choices. >> made some bad choices because there were some who said that technically you were probably the better boxer. >> look at you! >> it says here in some of

boxing commission.egislation that senator reid and i are introducing would establish the united states boxing commission, the usbc to provide integrity within this profession through better reporting and disclosure, requiring that the sport avoid the conflict of interest which causes fans to question the outcome which utters the sport. if enacted, the commission would administer federal boxing land coordinate with other federal regulatory agencies to ensure that this law is enforced. oversee all professional boxing matches in the united states, and work with the boxing industry and local commissions to improve the safety, integrity, and professionalism of professional boxing in the united states. more specifically, this legislation would require that all referees and judges participating in a championship or a professional bout lasting ten rounds or more be fully registered and licensed for the commission. further, while a sanctioning organization could provide a list of judges and referees deemed quali

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joy shooy is still in the box. cash dash. >> she is still in the bach. >> jesse, last word for you if you have one. >> didn't we talk about our facebook. >> images are expected to be so detailed they will be able to reveal objects four inches across. so that means you can totally sun bathe thewed and you wouldn't be -- sun bathe nude and you wouldn't be affected. >> i wanted to point out that everybody's talking point included that joke. and bob bethel used it today on the -- on "the five." >> but i liked it anyway. >> and he will not remember that he used it. fresh, fresh, fresh rmt. >> i did work on a book at home and saw the cars go by, and it did not make me feel completely relaxed. more of that from above, probably awesome. if i could vote against it, i might. >> the idea of a car driving around without a driver as i spit on the ground freaks me out. >> one of the things was they let communities know when they are going to be flying overhead in massive areas. it doesn't seem that farfetched to me. >> you look

. >> every fighter creates his own soundtrack in the boxing gym. his with rhythmic battle cries. still, with so much attention paid recently to his religious awakening, it would be natural to wonder if he's still willing to wage war in the ring. the fighter dismisses the notion wholeheartedly. >> this is the plan that god, he made me like this, this is my job and i have to perform and to make people happy. >> he's developing a love for people, so far him to punch you out on this, there is that conflict within. but we're in game. this is a sport. so, we play according to the rules. so, personally i don't think there is anything wrong with it. i tell him go for it, if you can knock him out in the first round, knock him out, you know? the clouds are continuing accrue in his corner. following rumors that strength coach alex ariza has been fired by chavez, jr. ariza is staying silent on the issue but roach is not. >> one thing about alex, he's very good at what he does but just overdid it. great strength coach but wants to be a trainer and everything el

only five boxes per person.ngs you can't bring. >> if you want to participate and you have only a little bit more than half an hour to bring these items. but don't bring batteries, flammables, combustibles, electronic equipment, hanging files, those binders, media materials, people start throwing everything into the box. and there are some thins they're actually going to turn you away with. >> you got to remember, this is going through a shredder, you don't want to break the shedder. it's a free service but if you break the shredder, you may be held responsible. >> you don't want to put a can of butane lighter fluid in there. >> if you wonder where it all goes, they take tot a warehouse and cut it all up. >> it becomes paper plates and napkins. >> good way to reuse it. what a good looking day today. hopefully you have something fun to do on your weekend. if not, it's not too late to find something to do. what a great place than downtown washington, go to a museum or sit outside on the national mall. it will be a

but that's the nature of boxing.'re going to shock the world, baby. >> big ray is a constant presence at his son's side during training. >> there you go. >> just as he's been there every step of the boxer's career. the fighter takes none of it for granted. >> my dad's going to be here to support me. he always has been. he's not going to miss this. my dad was at every single fight of mine, you know. it's rarely that he miss an event, you know. just providing is not being a father. you got spend time with your kids. i appreciate all the time my father spent with me. >> there's no way to count how many times big ray has yelled at his son, harshly imploring him to find another level in training. but a few months ago when bradley called to tell his father he was fighting manny pacquiao, the reaction surprised him. >> i said we got the fight. he said what fight? i said we got the pacquiao fight. for a second i was like what's going on, pops? i heard him crying in the background. i was like, you crying? yeah, yeah, son. jus

an oakland boxing club that helped disadvantage kids is burglarized. >>> laptops, boxing equipment, andater bottles all stolen from children in oakland. i'm christie smith, i'll tell you about a crime that might leave you shaking your head and how you can help. >>> and winds creating a little bit of shake to our local cameras this morning.

we have an eastern box turtle here. this is one of our teen age mutant ninja turtles. >> i found guys like him in my mulch pile. >> they're hard to find. they're having a lot of trouble. they live in wooded areas and a lot of that has been destroyed to make housing, and highways and what not. so the tax cuttles get displaced. they don't have anywhere to go. they live in this like three-mile area where they find all of their food and spend their entire lives. so if you transplant them they have trouble finding resources on their own. >> they get disoriented. >> so they're cool turtles they have strange diets. their diets change from when they're small to larger they eat a lot of meet meat when they're little and not so much as adults. it will kill them. so it's not something you want to give them. so take a look at them from afar. you can see them at the zoo. we have a exhibit. >> and these are turtles? >> that's right. these are an eastern box turtle. it can completely enclose itself in its shell. this turtle has a crea

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editor of "cook's illustrated" magazine has two ice box recipes to share with us, one is an ice box piefavorite desert, the lemon ice box cake. everything about this is lemon. >> that's why we're doing it. >> good. >> first of all, gelatin replaces eggs, you don't have to cook the filler. we want to get lemon in the crust, we use lemon sandwich cookies. we put them in, add butter to it, two tablespoons, lemon zest and a tiny bit of salt. and you put in the glass ball. >> the food processor. >> that's the secret of this recipe. >> whatnot to do. >> do that and put it into a nine inch spring form pan, cook 350 for ten minutes and let it cool. >> excellent. what about the cake part. >> if you just add lemon juice, too sour, lemon zest chewy, so we use lemon occurred. make it three or four minutes, egg yolk, egg, butter, cream, lemon juice or buy wilton and sons. we did a taste test, our favorite brand. >> that's it easy. >> a quarter cup of that, cream cheese here. we also have, this is gelatin, which has been put in lemon juice. >> what does the gelatin do? >> it replaces the egg in terms