bradley, you're up.t's a shape -- >> tv show. [ laughter ] >> okay. it's a tv show! it's an american tv show. please. you must remember this. i don't watch those. and i am english. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. it's probably american. it probably is an american tv show. >> oh god! okay. three? three words. three words. [ light laughter ] first word. the. yeah. the second word. vampire? vampire -- diaries. >> jimmy: oh, my god! [ cheering and applause ] m♪ oh, my god! you're so multitalented. >> we can do it. we can do it. come on, man. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. am i gonna get it? all right. it's a movie, yes. [ light laughter ] take your time. take your time, yeah. four words. >> no, five. five. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on! hurry up! second word, yes. don't do that, by the way, when emma is here. [ howl ] [ laughter and scattered clappi] >> jimmy: wolf? the wolf of wall street! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that was good. we did that. we did. >> all right. me and yo

abc's tahman bradley is joining us now with all of the details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana. president obama has been quick to defend sebelius, despite all of the problems with healthcare.gov. the former kansas governor has been the public face of the affordable care act. getting grilled at congressional hearings about crashes and other problems. sebelius took heat from republicans about the affordable care act itself. but it appeared she and obamacare had turned the corner last week with a late surge of enrollments for health insurance. just yesterday, she told a senate committee 7.5 million people have signed up. that's likely why sebelius is resigning now. she reportedly told the president she wanted to leave a month ago. president obama will nominate sylvia matthews burwell to replace sebelius. and republicans are looking forward to using her confirmation hearings to get a few more shots at obamacare. diana? >> all right. tahman bradley with the big story in washington today. thank you. >>> there's still no word abou

bradley makes a great point. this is a totally one-sided proceeding. the closer defense attorneys get to this proceeding is in the hallway or maybe the greenroom if they even have one. right now paul fishman is about to begin a phase of this investigation that as we've said all along, guys, will change some careers and others and turn people's lives upsidedown. >> so, brian, let me drill down on the point you raised there, make sure we're understanding you correctly. you're referring in part to the standard of proof that would be required here, but you're also making a suggestion, the fact that they're taking this testimony means some people will be indicted or at least that's more probable than we previously thought. to be clear, though, that's not at all guaranteed by the fact that they're collecting testimony, correct? >> absolutely, you are absolutely right, ari. look, the standard of proof, again, not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and like we've heard grand juries are impanel all the time who ultimately investigate and then decide at the end o

i find it weird -- >> it started after a visit to the white house by bradley cooper.nstorming with valerie jarrett and said if you want to reach young people, have president o. do a funny or die skit with his pal, zach galifianakis. we can thank the guys. >> i wouldn't be with you here today if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care act? >> i heard about that. that's the thing that doesn't work. why would you get the guy who created the zune to make your website? >> healthcare.gov works great now, and millions of americans have already gotting health insurance plans and what we want is for people to know that you can get affordable health care, and most young americans right now, they're not covered. and the truth is that they can get coverage, all for what it costs you to pay your cell phone bill. >> okay, bob, so guys from "hangover" saved obamacare? >> one thing you have to give this whole thing credit for is when he did do the thing with the galifianakis, the website did have a surge of people coming in. and signing up. so to an ext

bradley ended the pacman wealther weight. he lost to timothy bradley, and that fight that many thought manny pacquiao won. >> he got me in the first round. i seeing stars. and i listened to my corner, i said hands up, don't careless. my balance, because of my food. injuries happen. manny pacquiao is one of the best fighters. all that plans, i have to go to the gym and get better. i lost the fight. >> thousands in manila were on the streets to watch the fight. many feared it could have been his time fight. the trainer warned another loss to timothy bradley could put an end to his career. he is also a congressman in the philippines. >> the london marathon won by a kennion, for the second time, in 2 hours, 4 minutes and 29 seconds, beating the previous record by 11 seconds. it was a disappointing full marathon debut for olympic 5,000 and 10,000 champions mow farah finishing eighth. a kenyan won the women's race. she finished runner-up in the previous two year. >> the final eastern conference with a win own miami heat. it was not

bradley is defending his wbo belt he won from the philippine the legend of a controversial fight in two thousand and twelve. the route. doing our best school daughter. did our job in the ring to meet you guys have been given good fight. to be put up in these up. the spy this very important. to me and to my boxing career. of course. my one and also meaning that the society also very important so it's good to be given the i've been a good cry. back in two thousand and twelve most lucky and won comfortably but after twelve france the american was awarded a split decision victory. bradley whose unbeaten in thirty two professional fights has questioned his filipino opponents motivation in the ring saying he lacked fire. portugal's paolo conte shall the storm delay in the final stages of the final leg to claim victory in the abu dhabi desert challenge. the portuguese right kidney to the victory from seven times winner spain small coma after an incredible five days of racing gone job list of the race with me at twenty secinhear the russian cannot believe the city of god w pays me to bake treat

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abc's tahman bradley, live in boston with more. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning from boston, john and diana. it was exactly one year ago that terror struck here. but did it not break this city's spirit. the people here are united. and they're going to stand united again today. today, a celebration. boston's resilience. the city pays tribute to the victims and survivors of the marathon bombings one year ago today. [ explosion ] two explosions at the finish line. a stunning terror attack. three people were killed. more than 260 injured. including roseann sdoia, who lost a leg and is now learning to use a prosthetic. >> i don't think anyone knows what they are capable of doing until you are forced to be in it. >> reporter: it's the same story for heather abbott, another survivor. >> i learned that i'm much stronger and more resilient and stronger than i ever imagined.

do you think bradley knows he lost that fight? >> i think so.ecause of ego, he claimed that he won the fight. >> yeah, well, the judges did say they won the fight. they seem to be the only ones that thought he won the fight. now you go into a fight like this and do you think, you know, i have to knock this guy out. i can't rely on the judges. is that something that goes through your mind. do you still want to when the fight on points? >> i'm not thinking about the knockout. if the knockout comes, it will come. but what my focus is more aggressiveness, more throwing punches and, you know, i want to prove to him that my killer instinct is not -- it's always there. >> he has challenged that. he said a number of things about you. he said that he believes your killer instinct is not there. he said he'll be faster than you, he's hungrier than you. he says if you don't knock me out, you're not going to win. he says if you lose this fight, your career is probably over. does that hurt your feelings? >> i don't get hurt what he said, but it's more challen

abc's tahman bradley joins us, now, from washington, with the details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: diana and john, good morning. president obama is in south korea, meeting with his south korean counterpart, who is being consumed by an awful tragedy. president obama's trip to seoul is being overshadowed by last week's deadly ferry disaster. south koreans are mourning the dead or missing, about 300 people, a majority, high school students. across the country, people are wearing yellow ribbons. president obama is still pushing ahead with his agenda. he led a naturalization ceremony for military service members and their spouses. there, the president sent the u.s. congress a message. >> america is strengthened by our immigrants. we're a nation of immigrants. moving forward, we have to fix our broken immigration system and pass common sense immigration reform. >> reporter: mr. obama paused to remember the victims of the korean war, laying a wreath at the country's memorial.

. >> abc's tahman bradley now in boston with details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. this is a waiting area where families will greet their loved ones after the race. it's quiet right now, but this city is about to wake up for this historic race. it's a special day here in boston. the first running of the annual marathon since last year's deadly terror attack. more than 36,000 people, some of them survivors of last year's bombings, set off this morning for the 26.2-mile race. >> it's a beautiful day for boston. ♪ >> reporter: yesterday, the annual blessing of the runners and a pasta dinner. heather abbott, who lost part of her leg in the attack, will run the last half mile with the woman who found her on the ground and helped save her life. >> i can only imagine that it's going to feel very invigorating and sort of like a sense of closure. >> reporter: along the marathon route, anywhere from 500,000 to 1 million spectators are expected. security is unprecedented. underground in a high-tech

here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: kansas city police think they have their man. >> we've apprehended what we believe to be the suspect in the highway shooting. >> reporter: police, fbi and atf raided this house in grandview, missouri, collecting evidence in plastic bags and towing away a dodge neon. illinois license plate. neighbors say the car has always been suspicious. >> the car comes and goes a lot. through the night, the day. i work nights. i come home. i get ready to leave. he's coming and going, constantly. >> reporter: although no formal charges have been filed, it's a huge sigh of relief for drivers along highways around kansas city after weeks of terror. 20 highway shootings in the past month. authorities linking 12. three people were hurt, two shot in the legs, another in the arm. this driver barely escaped unharmed. >> something hit the car. so, pulled over. and that's when i saw the bullet hole. >> reporter: as fear spread, federal authorities joined the investigation. and a reward of up to $10,000 was offered.

abc's tahman bradley reports. >> reporter: a security scare at the scene of the upcoming boston marathon. police evacuate an area near the finish line and send in robots and officers wearing protective gear to blow up two unattended bags. authorities say one of the bags contained a rice cooker left by a man who walked near the finish line barefoot in pouring rain. the man, identified by police as kayvon edson, was taken into custody. >> he's being charged with being disorderly, disturbing the peace and possession of a hoax device. >> reporter: while it may have been a hoax, it brought back painful memories of last year when pressure cooker bombs in backpacks were at the finish line. yesterday, boston marked the one-year anniversary of that incident, with a tribute to the victims and survivors. >> we would never wish the devastation and pain we have experienced on any of you. however, we do wish that all of you, at some point in your lives, feel as loved as we have felt over this last year. >> reporter: the survivors and

abc's tahman bradley live for us in washington this morning. thank you. >>> and president obama is arriving in japan this morning. the first stop on a four-nation tour of asia. the situation with russia and ukraine is hanging over his visit. >> abc's devin dwyer is traveling with the president. he joins us, now, from tokyo. good morning, devin. >> reporter: good morning. president obama is finally keeping good on his rain check from last year. that's when the government shutdown canceled his last planned visit here to asia. today, he embarks on his fifth trip to the region, here in japan. the white house says president obama's trip is all about reassuring u.s. allies here that they are important and valued, even though so much attention right now is focused elsewhere. as we have heard, the situation in ukraine is hanging over all the meetings here in asia today. some countries in asia, worried that russia's action in crimea could influence or inspire china or north korea to be more aggressive. president obama plans to highlight the role of the

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versus bradley. that's more pumped up. bradley beat manny 2 years ago in bogus decision.elite boxer. bradley trying to show everybody last out was not a fluke. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> all right. excited about the warriors. really fun ratting for them. >> they are app exciting team. they just got to get everybody healthy. good david lee is back. problem is they have to probably play the clippers in the first round. see how it goes. a lot of dunking by griffin. >> thank you larry thanks for joining us see you for news at 11:00 over on channel 7 for all of us here thanks for joining of us here thanks for joining us [♪] wow, they found a way to make the human being even creepier. covering him in icicles. i think it's festive. yeah, my favorite christmas tradition is trimming the hellraiser. guys, found something we can watch together for christmas this year. the long-lost 1981 inspector spacetime holiday special. runtime two-and-a-half hours.

boxing, manny pack can i you ha timothy bradley. we'll have highlights later in the show.u tonight by river rocca sin know. ama? >> thank you for that. still to come, crews are still on the scene of a six alarm fire in berkeley. traffic, trains and power in the are all affected tonight. we'll have a live report as abc news at 11:00 continues. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... live from the kgotv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >>> and back to our breaking news tonight. a six alarm fire destroyed three businesses in berkeley. this is what it looked like just after 8:00. you can see how high the flames got. nick smyth is live at the scene with the latest. >> alma, the fire is not out but contained. you can see the crews are still working. i also want to show you some of the video we shot the minute we got here. at its peak it caused huge sparks. the

contra pacquiao >> después comenzo a ser castigado bradley >> aempezoa escribir supropia historia >>cquiao gano >> por decisionunamido >> con cetro welter >> y se confirmo lo que habiasmoa dleanteado >> canelo alvarez contar lara >> el 12 de julio en las vegas >> el jeugo estara título super welter >> así hemos llgado al final >> buenas noches >> de sinte ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hoy es domingo 13 de abril de 2014 y estos son los titulares. mÉxico sigue conmocionado por un accidente que dejÓ a 35 muertos en veracruz. en chile, cobra vida de nuevo uno de los incendios que dejÓ al menos 12 muertos. la presidenta declarÓ el lugar zona de catÁstrofe. interrogan a dos sospechosos de haber asesinado a dos mujeres en el condado de orange, de california. y el papa francisco volviÓ a echar a un lado la tradiciÓn y sorprendiÓ a todos a la hora de oficiar la misa en domingo de ramos. comenzamos. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedÚ. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches. bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. la tragedia tocÓ a las puertas de decenas de familias mex

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>> manny pacquiao, timothy bradley toe to toe again tomorrow night in vegas.t time they hooked up it was a controversial decision by the judges who gave the bout to pacquiao. so this rematch is a redemption for both fights especially bradley who wants to silence his critics. >> this fight right here is what's going to make me become a superstar in this game and move forward in my career and going to give me the credit that i feel i rightfully deserve. >> bradley won the first one so pacquiao is there to take it back. >> you're going to the fight, right? >> i have the pleasure and honor of interviewing tim bradley a few years ago and he is so nice and that guy works so incredibly hard. >> i want to see the gloves on liz cook. >> put 'em up! >> when she gets angry. >> i want to see you do the bobblehead again with the eyes. >> all about the eyes. >> vern glenn bobblehead night on the late show. >> could happen. >> man of many talents. remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. at 11. ,,,,,,,,,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a pl

the pac-man was controversially beaten by bradley back in 2012. and ending a seven-year reign as welterweight champion. bradley was booed during his weigh no one. >> i've been an underdog my whole life. i was raised in the ghetto. i know what it's like to be the underdog. i know what it's like not to have few food in the refridge rater, but we'll have it all here. >> i'm happy to be back here. i'm grateful to the fans who came here today, and tomorrow i have to give it back, pay them back with a good fight, and of course, a victorious fight. >> the heat are back on top of the nba conference standings. lebron james scored 38 points for the win over the indiana pacers. chris bosh also got on the score sheet for the heat. they'll have to win their remaining three games to stay on top of the standings. >>> the latino hawks move closer to claiming the final eastern conference spot. they play the nets. millsap with 27 points and three rebounds to lead atlanta. >>> motogp champion, the spaniard topped the time sheets both morning and afternoon sessions.

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john and diana. >> tahman bradley live for us in washington.hank you. >> now, we are learning the suspect has had several run-ins with the law and even ran for public office. >>> frazier glenn close served in the military for 20 years and was forced to retire because of his ku klux klan affiliation. in this interview from 1984, cross says he is willing to do whatever it takes for what he calls his cause. >> god gave me a love for my people and for my children and for my race and for my country, has given me the desire, the motivation to stand up and do whatever is necessary to save our people and our country and our traditions. >> cross served three years in federal prison on weapons charges. the southern poverty law center said he unsuccessfully ran for north carolina governor in 1984 and for a state senate seat in 1987. we'll have much more on this coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, the nation's midsection bracing for more wild weather today after getting slammed by a powerful line of severe storms. >>> more heavy rain and thunder

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abc's tahman bradley reports. >> the los angeles clippers have gone up 3-2 games. >> reporter: before and after the clippers' win last night, the nba's decision to ban donald sterling was met with widespread praise. >> it's a great day. >> the healing process has started. and so, we're going to keep growing and getting away from this. >> i hope that every bigot in this country sees what happened to mr. sterling. >> reporter: the stiff punishment was handed down by the nba commissioner, adam silver. >> effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> reporter: silver hit the clippers' owner with the penalty, after he admitted to the league making racist comments in a taped conversation with alleged girlfriend, v. stiviano. >> it bothers me that you want broadcast associating with black people. do you have to? >> reporter: under the ban, sterling is prohibited from attending nba games. banned from clippers' practice facilities. banned on any say on his team's decisions. and banned from contacting players. sterling was also hit with a $2.5 million fine. it's the harshest pun

abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: more drama expected today in the oscar pistorius murder trial. the paralympic athlete is back on the witness stand, to explain the key question, why he pulled that trigger. pistorius has pleaded not guilty, saying he mistook his girlfriend, model and reality star, reeva steenkamp, for an intruder. yesterday on the stand, as his voice quivered, he made this apology to steenkamp's family. >> i can't imagine the pain and the sorrow that i've caused you and your family. >> reporter: steenkamp's mother sat expressionless. like others in the courtroom, while pistorius went on and own about his life story, including his difficult last year. >> i have terrible nightmares. >> reporter: the defense hopes to present the star, known as the blade runner, as a man crippled by guilt and depression. an athlete, once on top of the world, who now lives in deep paranoia. >> i've got a security guard that stands outside of my front door at night. >> reporter: pistorius' lawyers are also focused on the double-amputee's disability. trying to show that he felt v

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> all right, our thanks to tahman there. so where is this storm system now, and who is it going to affect today? >> accuweather's jim dickey joining us now for a look at today. jim. >> good morning, john and diana. the storm system that brought so much severe weather to the nation's midsection on thursday tracking toward the eastern seaboard headed on through the day on friday. as the cold front sweeps into the ohio valley down to east tennessee looking for strong to severe thunderstorms. the main threat will be for strong gusty winds, and soaking rainfall then spreads towards new york, towards pennsylvania. across the mid-atlantic, we still deal with snowfall in the upper midwest. snow winds down in the amp, not before we pick up 6 to 12 inches, minneapolis, duluth and into ontario. john and diana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> we turn now to our other top story, the deadly shooting at ft. hood in texas. >> we're learning new details this morning about the gunman, 34-year-old ivan lopez who shot and killed three fello

abc's tahman bradley has the latest in the mystery of flight 370. >> reporter: they are the most promising clues so far. underwater sounds that could be pings from flight 370's black boxes. deep in the indian ocean, a high-tech australian ship picked up two signals. >> it could take some days before the information is available to establish whether these detections can be confirmed as being from mh370. in very deep oceanic water, nothing happens fast. >> reporter: meanwhile, about 350 miles away from the sounds detected by the australian ship, a chinese naval vessel picked up sounds using a handheld device like this, but experts say it's unlikely the equipment would be able to hear the black box beacons in such deep water. nevertheless, a british navy ship with sophisticated detection devices was dispatched to investigate. >> this is a very sophisticated ship. if they hear anything, they'll be able to send down a drone, for instance, and with hydrophones and other things it will be able to get to the source of whatever that noise is. >> reporter: the multinational search has moved south. a

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> next, to the stunning about-face from mother nature. wasn't it just like summer a few days ago? >> sure seemed that way. but temperatures plunged across the east, whipping up fierce winds, rain and snow as they fell. now, those storms are moving out nearly off the coast of new england. but the chill will linger. this morning, a 750-foot cargo ship lies beached in chesapeake bay. winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour pulled it offanchor overnight. also overnight, that same system bringing snow to new york city and other parts of the northeast and dropping temps by as much as 40 degrees. something everyone had hoped they had seen the last of. >> we don't want to hear that four-letter word that starts with an "s." >> reporter: parts of the midwest getting more, yes, snow. detroit has already doubled its snowiest winter ever and now more. near buffalo, near 78 degrees a few days ago, they were preparing for several inches of snow. >> we'll probably be out plowing later tonight. >> reporter: even in the south, snow was falling on flowers alr

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> and breaking overnight, tragedy on mt. everest. an avalanche has killed at least 12 guides. rescuers are still digging through the snow for three others. the sherpas were fixing ropes for hundreds of climbers when the high-altitude avalanche hit, covering part of a route used to climb to the 29,000-foot mountain. >>> the diplomatic efforts on the crisis in ukraine seem to be bearing fruit. tensions are easing in those cities where pro-russian activists have seized government buildings. it was an agreement at a meeting in geneva last night between russia, ukraine, the u.s. and the european union that demonstrators should go home. >>> an enrollment milestone for president obama's signature health care plan. 8 million people have signed up for obamacare through insurance exchanges. that's 1 million more sign-ups than projected. the president says 35% of the new enrollees are under the age of 35. it's been his goal to sign up younger, healthier people. >>> searchers trying again to find signs of the missing malaysia airlines jetliner.

abc's tahman bradley joins us, now, from washington, with more. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana and john. this is something the federal government has been working on for years. there's virtually no federal oversight of electronic cigarettes, which more and more people have been using for a quick high. they've been called a safer alternative to cigarettes. and they're wildly popular. e-cigarettes, those battery-powered devices that give users a nicotine high from a vapor. >> we think the harm is less than with a traditional cigarette. >> reporter: maybe. e-cigarettes don't have tobacco tar found in traditional cigarettes. but it's not clear what's in them. that's because since they burst in the u.s. back in 2006, they've gone unregulated. the federal government wants to change that. >> right now, it's like the wild, wild west in terms of what people are doing. the products are evolving with no regulatory oversight and being marketed in ways that are very worrisome. >> reporter: this morning, the fda is proposing new regulati

>> tahman bradley, live in murrysville, pennsylvania. thank you. >>> and student nate scimio is being credited with saving lives by pulling that fire alarm, which forced the school to be evacuated. >> nate was taken along with 19 others to the hospital after the attacker was subdued. and then, he snapped a selfie with the caption of chillin' at children's, a reference to the hospital he was in. and the stabbing victims were remembered last night before the penguins/red wings game. >> we expect to learn more as investigators return to the scene today. we'll have live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> an all-out search is now under way for one of the drivers involved in a crash at a florida day-care center which killed a little girl. other children that were inside the orlando area facility are fighting for their lives. witnesses described the scene of horror as tiny victims were taken out on stretchers. parents descended on that center to check on their children. >> i heard a crash. i see the black car run up over the

tahman bradley with the big story in washington today. thank you. >>> there's still no word about the missing malaysia airlines plane but officials are sure they're on the right track. during a visit to china today, the australian prime minister tony abbott admitted that time is running out for signals from the boeing 777's black boxes. the batteries are only good for about a month. and the plane disappeared march 8th. >>> another blistering day of cross-examination for oscar pistorius is now under way. prosecutor gerrie nel picked up where he left off yesterday, attempting to poke holes in pistorius' claim that he mistakenly killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. at one point, nel bluntly accused pistorius of not telling the truth in his version of events. >> accidentally your fingers pulled the trigger? >> i started shooting at that point, my lady. >> at the intruders? >> at the door, my lady. >> so, it wasn't accidentally? >> my lady, i'm getting confused with this accidentally and not accidentally. >> pistorius refers to my lady, you

legally she is still bradley. she was sentenced for 35 years in prison forgiving information to wikileaks. >> two new drugs could prevent migraines from happening in the first place. the drugs help reduce the frequency by 65%. four seasons is unveiling a new jet for guests to travel the world. as you would expect it is not cheap. ticket prices start at $119,000. the boeing 757 expected to sore next year. >> i wonder if i can get a pillow. >> i can get a cheaper mani pedi than that. >> madam tuseu's museum is going to add a mark suckerberg figure. it into museum opens in june. >> it is local. >> that's true. 4:50 right now still ahead. >> beewe'll explain next. we have an advisory for you. you need to know something we'll get you up to speed after this. >>> welcome back to you. the a's take on the game first pitch this afternoon. off the field the a's threw out a few. the team released a statement staying the coliseum authorities ten year lease proposal did not meet all of the requirements. and it is going all in t

. >> four and a half year bradley does not smile much since his father has been gone. he has nightmares and often cries. he has been told that his father has been away working for the last four months. he doesn't know he's being held here at chrome, a miami facility operated by immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. >> it's hard, you know. i'm here alone. it's hard. >> reporter: garrido is an undocumented argentinian immigrants who has lived here for 14 years. he was deported in 2005 but returned two months later. last december he was pulled over and arrested for driving with an expired license. on this day garrido's wife and son joined other florida activist, lobbying for his release. >> we came to this country to keep our families together. we have a dream. >> last year i.c.e. deported people saying they had previously committed crimes including traffic violations. in most cases involving the removal of aliens whose sole convictions are traffic violations. they take other factors in account. they say president obama should not lump garrido with violent crimina

. >> today, kansas judge will consider a name change request by convicted airline private bradley manning, serving a 35-year sentence in military prison for leaking more than 700,000 classified documents to wikileaks and posed for this photoishing a wig and lipstick and identifies as a woman wants do officially change her maim and asking to be chained from bradley manning to chelsea elizabeth manning. >> another controversy brewing with the internal revenue service, the i.r.s. government investigator says she paid $1 million in bow news to employees who owed back taxes. another 1,700 got bow news although they have been disciplined for misconduct in the past year. the insector yen says the bonus program complied with federal regulators but paying bonuses to workers who owe back taxes conflicts with the mission to enforce tax laws. >> a private bankrupt is sounding an alarm of the dangers of asteroids. the foundation things we are ignoreing the asteroids that collide with earth. they hit more often than thought. 26 asteroids have exploded in the atmosphere since 2000, and the nonprofit gro

bradley was declared the winner last time.nd experts believe it is pacquiao should have won. and then he lost to marquez in nearly a year out. and returns to meet brandon in macau. >> i learned a lot in the past, and, you know, focus for this second one, and i'm so motivated for this fight >>> me brooklyn nets have completed a sweep. the nets were leading by a single point, when lebron james was setting himself up for a game-winning dunk, but he was blocked by ricky mason at the buzzer. the game ending 88-87. the nets finishing off a four-game sweep. >>> the lakers are on the receiving end of a 145 to 150 beating by the houston rockets. james harden and terry jones both racked up 33 points. >>> to the nhl the minnesota wild have clenched the top wild-card spot in the western conference after a 4-3 shootout against the boston bruins. the blues meanwhile have slumped to their third straight befeet. alex ovechkin reaching the 50-goal mark and becoming only the 11th player in the history to score 50 in a season. >>> major league b

. >>> manny pacquiao has weighed in in his fight against timothy bradley in las vegas. the pac-man controversially beaten by bradley back in 2012, that ended a seven-year reign as welterweight champion. >> i've been the underdog my whole life. i was raised in the ghetto. i know being the underdog is like. i know when you don't have food in the refrigerator, i know what it's like. but tomorrow, we'll get it on, me and manny. >> i'm happy to be back here in las vegas. i'm thankful to the fans who came here today, and tomorrow i'll give it back, pay them back a good fight. >> the eastern conference standings miami over the indiana paters. miami will have to win the remaining three games for the top of the standings. world analytic champion getting ready for his career. he's in london for sunday's marathon. the britain is up against a really good field in the english capital. as far as preparations, he suffered a set back when he collapsed at the end of the new york marathon. >> i went straight in the deep end. that's what champions do. you don't have an easy way. , if any,

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it was the same night he was hosting ben bradley.or all that he achieved in his career, the ultimate ,ccomplishment in strauss' life second only to his beloved family what the law firm that still bears his name. washington has many monuments to many great men. washington, jefferson, lincoln, fdr. circle, atf dupont there ishire avenue, the robert s strauss leading. the house that strauss bill. all of us are here because of him. he founded the firm. he let it an author it system. he grew from nothing into something. in 1945, when he and his fbi they hadnded the firm no reputation, no clients, no legal experience. only one of their offices had proper furniture. they flipped a coin. they wanted to see who would get it. not for the last time, strauss got the better end. they would run down the hall to , not yet a partner in the firm, but they would ask him, does this look like a good contract? does this even look like a contract? they became better lawyers and brought on new contracts that clients. they expanded to new cities. nearly 70

i might mention senator bill bradley in new jersey. how do you define innovation?hat makes an economic difference. it has to deliver value and the value is measured by the cash flow it generates. >> can we lead in innovation? >> we did. going back to inventing modern manufacturing in the springfield armory in the 1820's through the internet. giving we are stuck china the option to take the leadership at the frontier of technological innovation. in the next wave, we need the same kind of upstream investment in science and in technological startups that can fund and fuel the ways. >> when you are not in cambridge, please come back and visit. it is time to answer our twitter question of the day. who is winning the online tv wars? >> i find online television i exit if i cannot fast forward or watch ads upfront. .> the amazon juggernaut vision always wins. >> that is the message of janeway. in anal answer, we are rare moment where consumers are winning, but this could change on a dime. it is the golden age of tv, but -- question is, does netflix >> very good. we have mo

clÁsico de la concacaf, estados unidos-mÉxico,un amistoso de preparaciÓn al mundial, a los 15 minutos bradley el desempeÑo de los jugadores que buscan un asiento en el aviÓn que los lleva a brasil, tenemos las reacciones: >> podemos jugar mejor, y el equipo responde con actitud y determinaciÓn, es poner los pies y rescatar un resultado importante. >> muy parejo, una primera parte donde ellos tuvieron sus oportunidades, a nosotros nos faltÓ apretar mÁs, en el segundo tiempo estuvimos mejor, creo que hay que aprender de las dos partes. creo que era necesario en un encuentro como estey nos alcanzÓ para el empate. >> el real madrid quedÓ a un paso de las semifinales de la liga de campeones al golear al borussia dortmund,el portuguÉs igualÓ el rÉcord de lionel messi con 14 goles. y recuerden amigos, que para conocer todo lo que pasa en el mundo de en el norte de chile continuan las replicas sismicas tras el sismo de magnitud 8,2 del pasado marte. autoridades de malasia admitieron que las razones de la desaparicion del avion de malasia airlines quizas nunca lleguen a conocerse. autoridades laborale

. >> manny pacquiao defeated riley bradley to reclaim boxing's w.b.o. wealther weight title. the 35-year-old filipino winning in las vegas on a unanimous decision. in 2012 riley bradley ended the pacman's welterweight rein, his 7 years, 15 bout stroke, and a fight many thought manny pacquiao clearly won. >> you know, he got me in the first round, and i see a star. and i listen to my corner. i said hands up, and don't careless. >> yes, i couldn't find the distance between my balance because of my foot. >> injuries happen. mani is one of the best fighters. i have to go back to the gym and get better. one defeat is not going to stop me. i lost the fight, but not the war. >> world record holder william kipsang won the london marathon for a second time, setting a course record, 2 hours, 4 minutes and 29 seconds. beating the previous record by 11 seconds. not a good day for olympic five and 10,000 champion mo farah, finishing eighth on his marathon debut. kenya woman won the women's, after finishing un runner-up in the previous two years. >> north korea allowed foreign amateur runn