floyd, you look at him. he is in vegas. great thing about floyd, all his preparation is usually on hbo or showtime. they will do this 24/7 where cameras follow him all the time. he is kind of different in his training routine. he starts at 2:00 in the morning. call his crew. they're always on standby. he will go into the gym. always talking about hard work and dedication. that is his motto. he will be ready to go. manny pacquiao is basically the same. he had some distractions before. there is no doubt in my mind these guys will have tunnel vision and focus. they have less than two months to prepare for the fight. they will be ready to go. gerri: i think we're getting close to the start of this press conference. might be moments away here. aaron to you. boy, i have seen video of your fights. they are intense. you come out with that fist right in front of you. they call you the hawk. you're still friends with everybody in the business. you know mayweather well. >> yes. gerri: you talked about him before. is it hard not to be

you just call floyd abrams. and then to sort of talk about the elephant in the room and really bring us to the point of understanding what the problem is, what the underlying problem is and where things are going and i'm hoping there's a lot of cross dialogue. i'm going to ask each person to speak for about five minutes to set the stage. silvie first, will tell us what is going on and what the problems are, from her perspective. i'll let floyd outline the differences and similarities between our idea and america of free expression and perhaps a french notion which may be different in some respects. and then finally bret. with no further ado, sylvie, can you let us know what you think? sylvie: thank you very much and thank you for having me here. it's always a great to come back to new york where i have spent five of probably the most enjoyable years of my life. i will go straight to the point. we have a very serious situation in france at the moment. i would like to remind you of a basic fact to start with, whic

y floyd mayweather y manny pacquiao se vieron las caras. comenzamos.s su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, quizÁs estÁn todos muertos, por eso comenzamos con la intensa bÚsqueda de 11 soldados que iban a bordo de un helicÓptero que se estrellÓ durante un entrenamiento militar. hasta ahora se han encontrado restos humanos. el mal tiempo sigue complicando las labores de rescate y en el norte de nuestro estado estÁ nuestra corresponsal. danay: debÍa ser un ejercicio de rutina, pero terminÓ en tragedia. >> hemos encontrado algunos restos de la aeronave, pero la neblina nos obstaculiza los esfuerzos de recuperaciÓn. danay: el helicÓptero despegÓ cerca aÚn aeropuerto cercano y se uniÓ a otra aeronave para el entrenamiento. a bordo iban 7 marines de carolina del norte, los otros cuatro pertenecÍan a luisiana. >> es un grupo muy experimentado. que ha hecho dos misiones en irak y varias en el paÍs. danay: la aeronave se estrellÓ en una playa remota ubicada en la playa. la bÚsqueda se concentra en santa rosa,

he has been bad-mouthing floyd and floyd's father as well, hasn't he?al, a lot of it is staged or built up just for tv because we like to cover it. at the same time there is animosity here now, right? >> there will be a lot of interesting back stories with different camps and trainers. there is a lot of back end. two fighters themselves, probably will be more respectful. but i think the back end, trainers might not. liz: let's just make a comment about mgm. this is publicly-traded company. do they really win here by hosting this fight? >> oh, they win tremendously. you can't put a price tag on the business that will take place. the exposure that will take place at the mgm. obviously gamblers will come in to do gambling. david: is this all a flash in the pan? because, it is difficult to find two fighters that have the following of these guys. both of them for many different reasons have a big following around the world. i can't think of another two fighters that would, about whom there would be this much enthusiasm? >> there is nobody else out there you

i don't do drugs. >> reporter: floyd dent is african-american. his attorney says the three officers who made physical contact with dent and seven more who arrived as backup are all white, and that concerns me. >> in this type of climate, it's just remarkable. it's amazing. it amazes me. it's shocking. >> reporter: a judge looked at the video and dismissed multiple charges say thing is no evidence that dent was fleeing and eluding police officers. no evidence that dent was resisting arrest and no evidence that dent assaulted any police officers. police launched an investigation immediately, and asked the michigan state police to investigate, as well. officer melendez is off the street working a desk job, pending the outcome of the investigations. >> we have a policy in line with best practices that requires any significant use of force resulting in injury requires an internal investigation. i was notified that night of the prisoner going to the hospital and the investigation was ordered immediately and it's ongoing at this time. >> i'm just in tea

pero ahora ha llegado la pelea del milenio: floyd mayweather y el filipino manny pacquiao, los boxeadoresre estos campeones antes de su gran enfrentamiento. jaime: se levantÓ el telÓn para la pelea mÁs esperada de los Últimos tiempos, el invicto floyd mayweather y el 10 veces campeÓn del mundo manny pacquiao, quienes fijaron el enfrentamiento para el prÓximo 2 de mayo. >> esta pelea es la mÁs esperada en los Últimos 12 aÑos. " nunca he querido ganar tanto como ahora", seÑalÓ mayweather, en la conferencia en la que se verÁn cara a cara antes de su cita en las vegas. >> es una pelea a destiempo, creo que se debiÓ hacer hace tres aÑos. jaime: en el 2009 se rompieron las negociaciones para el combate, debido al desacuerdo sobre el dinero que recibirÍa cada uno y, sobre todo, las exigencias de cada uno. mayweather exigÍa exÁmenes y pacquiao no quiso. >> los dos estÁn en un buen momento de su carrera. jaime: Él asegura que mayweather enfrentarÁ un estilo diferente. >> manny tiene una rapidez y un juego de piernas que yo creo que nadie tiene. >> pero los que tienen su dinero para apostar, la may

floyd and manny had a press conference in l.a. floyd and manny?oesn't sound like two guys who fight. sounds like guys you'd play chess with in washington square park. before the press conference, they held a red carpet event which to me seems overly glamorous for guys who wear shorts to work. all the major sports news outlets were there, including our very own guillermo. you got time with both fighters? >> guillermo: yes, both. >> jimmy: here's guillermo with floyd may wedder and manny pacquiao and more. >> guillermo: i'm guillermo here for pacquiao/mayweather. i came prepared to ask them questions. >> guillermo! >> guillermo: how are you? how are you doing? >> good, good. >> guillermo: you're the promoter of this fight? >> yes. >> guillermo: can you hook me up for tickets? >> $200,000, you can have my ticket. >> guillermo: i'll give you $5 right now. will you hold the numbers for the round? >> for today, we're top rank, yes. >> guillermo: how do you do the numbers? what is your number? >> it's random numbers. >> guillermo: no, you phone number. i

you just call floyd abrams. and then to sort of talk about the elephant in the room and really bring us to the point of understanding what the problem is, what the underlying problem is and where things are going and i'm hoping there's a lot of cross dialogue. i'm going to ask each person to speak for about five minutes to set the stage.

floyd brown was on the cutting edge of this in many ways. one of the things he thought the building should have would be an underground garage. well, the zoning law from the 1916 said there could be no near garages on a block unless there had already been a garage. there had never been a garage on 34th street between fifth and sixth. so despite the drawing by stephen beastie and his incredible cross-sections, which shows an underground parking area, there never was one. another thing that floyd brown imagined was a ramp for truck delivery. it was never installed, but if you go into 50th street to rockefeller center, you will see what floyd brown had imagined. now, floyd brown discover the $25 million was not enough for his project. so he went back to metropolitan life and they said sorry, we are not going to give you any more money. now, at the time, there was this man governor offered in the smith. -- alfred e. smith. he had been born in the shadow of the brooklyn bridge and his father died when he was about in the sixth grade. smith became

floyd mayweather jr.ill fight manny pack yell on may 2nd on what is already being called the fight of the century. danielle nottingham has our report. >> reporter: the gloves were off as two of the most decorated boxers faced off in los angeles. dressed in suits they made their first and last appearance before their welterweight bout on may 2nd. >> this is a fight that the world can't miss. >> i believe that it's what i've been waiting for. >> reporter: floyd mayweather jr. has. pack yeel has it. >> if you lost once, it's in your mind. if you lost twice, it's in your mind. >> pacquiao's trainer had mar realistic approach. >> reporter: it's no accident. the flight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao is expected to be the highest grossing boxing match in history. the bout has been five years in the makes with each side making different demands. cbs president leslie moonves acted as a mediator to end the stalemate. >> once the ball started rolling, they were gentlemen, they were respectful of each ot

and by the way, britt floyd, i recommend them highly. pink floyd ohio cover band.ey are a pink floyd cover band and they are out dancing. -- outstanding. and one more. have you ever heard of the red hot chili piper? john: i have seen them in scotland. john kasich: people do not believe me that they are real. john: i did a speech once and said the red hot chili peppers were playing. it turned out to be the red hot chili peppers. john kasich: the red hot chili piper's just played for the queen of england. the red hot chili peppers have never played for the queen. john: this is going to go viral. a symbol for the wu-tang clan. just look right into the camera and say wu-tang, wu-tang. john kasich: no. there is a limit to this. mark: the man thinks you might be president. a clear sign you are running. john kasich: how about the haircut? i have cowlicks and no matter what i do people say why doesn't he comb his hair? mark: governor, thank you for playing. it went so well, we will do it again. thinking about doing it with ben carson next time. john kasich: that will be go

excitement is building between floyd mayweather, jr.ainst manny pacquiao will stop the world. >> reporter: a hollywood red carpet celebrities, and 700 press, and this was merely a warmup for what has already been labeled the fight of the century. american floyd mayweather may be 38 years ole, but he is unbeaten, known as the best pound for pound fighter in the world. his opponent, manny pacquiao has two draws and five losses. he'll be the outsider for a clash many years in the making. >> this is a fight that the world can't miss. this is an unbelievable matchup. >> the fans of boxing i think -- i believe that it is what are you waiting for since five years ago. >> reporter: it also has been called the richest fight in history, floyd may wairt is expected to collect $150 million just for showing up. $100 million going to pacquiao. total pay per view television is tipped to raise $150 million, and while tickets aren't on sale they are expected to start at $1,500 going up to $75,000. ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ >> reporter: it's what you

. >> justin a buddy floyd mayweather, jr. is here

. >>> this week newly released video shows the january arrest of floyd dent, who after being pulled over in a traffic stop was taken from his car at gunpoint choked beaten and tasered by police in the detroit suburb. a police report says he was pulled over after running a stop sign and after officers saw him in an area known for drug activity. but he and the video of the arrest suggests a very different story from the police account about what exactly happened during the incident. according to police, he tried to flee from the officers when they attempted to make the stop. but the video appears to show his car maintaining a steady

american floyd mayweather may be 38-year-old, unbeaten through 47 bouts. known as the best pound for found fighter. his opponent filipino star mani pacquiao had two draws and five lose, and will be the outsider for a clash many years in the making. >> this is a fight that the world can't miss. it's unbelievable. >> i think, i believe, that it's what are you waiting for. since five years ago. >> it's being called the richest fight history. >> floyd mayweather is expected to collect $150 million for showing up. total paper view information revenue is tipped to reach 150 million, and while tickets are not on sale. they are expected to start from 1500 to 75,000. it's what you call a promotor's dream, even if it has taken five years for a long-awaited match-up to take place. >> let's assume it was better five years ago. what the hell we can't turn back the clog. -- clock. >> with both saving the rhetoric, it was left for the trainers to take the first serve. >> it's the best fighter in the world, and we'll kick his areas. i'm sorry. but ... >>> the show is over

american floyd mayweather may be 38, but he is unbeaten through 47 bouts.wn as the best pound for pound fightner the world. his opponent, has two draws and five losses from his 57 fights he will be the outsider for a clash many years in the making. this is with fight that the world can't miss. >> the fans of boxing i think i believe that it is what are you waiting for since five years ago. >> it is also being called the richest fight in history floyd mayweather is expected to collect $150 million just for showing up, $100 million total pay-per-view television revenue is tipped to rate $150 million. and while tickets aren't yet on sale, they are expected to start from $1,500 going up to 75,000. ♪ we will rock you ♪. >> it is what you call a promotors dream even if it has taken five years for the long awaiting match up to take place. let's assume it was better five years ago we can't turn back the clock. right, we have to be grateful for what we have where both saving their rhetoric, it was left to the trainer to land the first blow. >> we are in the tough oh

manny la prÓxima vez era en la semana previa al combate, manny luciÓ sereno y relajado mientras que floyd atmÓsfera distinta pero estoy preparado para ir ahÍ y hacer mi trabajo. reportero: los tigres fueron a la altura de bolivia y se vinieron con 3 puntos despuÉs de la victoria 1 a 0. vamos a la copa mx del mÁximo invitado llevaba con gol, mÁs tarde disparo de media distancia los jaguares sacaron las cargas y estÁn en semifinales marcador 2 0. ya estÁ la primera semifinal definida chivas estarÁ enfrentando los jaguares. en la champions chelsea empatÓ y avanzÓ a cuartos de final. bayern se sirviÓ un banquete y terminÓ con goleada humillante 7 0 y dijo presente la siguiente rondo de la competencia. cristiano ronaldo salvo al madrid pero sÓlo molesto con los aficionados cr7 dijo que no hablarÁ mÁs con la prensa hasta final de la temporada.. en el premundial sub 17 hawai se ha metido. alex rodrÍguez metiÓ un cuadrangular pero los de manhattan perdieron ante boston 3 6. el defensa mejor pagado de la historia seis aÑos y 114 millones en la nfl. el juego estaba empatdao _ empatado pero no por m

. >>> plus we've waited over five years for his fight against fellow boxer floyd mayweather. an exclusive interview with cnn. let's take a look at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. >>> welcome back. i want to bring you new information we've received into the cnn newsroom. the united nations human rights office now says more than 6,000 people have been killed in eastern ukraine since last april. this is in spite of the successive cease-fires. the statement just released

. >> floyd mayweather maybe 38 years old but unbeaten through 47 boughts known as the best pound for pound fighter in the word. his opponent manny pacquiao has two draws and five losses from his 57 fights. he'll be the outsider for a clash many years in the making. >> this is a fight that the world can't miss. this is an unbelievable matchup. >> the fans of boxing, i think i believe that it's what are you waiting for since five years ago. >> it's also been called the richest fight in history. floyd mayweather is expected to collect $150 million just for showing up, $100 million going to pacquiao. total pay per view television revenue is tipped to reach $150 million and while tickets aren't yet on sale, they are expected to start from $1,500 going up to $75,000. >> it's what you call a promoter's dream, even if it has taken five years for the long awaited matchup to take place. >> i think it's better now. and again let's assume it would have been better five years ago. we can't turn back the clock. we have to be grateful for what we have. >> saving rhetoric for later down the line, it

puso sabor al caldo dijo no estar preocupado y se mostrÓ confiado de salir victorioso, mientras que floydanos hablen, en otras ocasiones he dejado y he dicho lo que iba hacer y siempre cumplÍ. no puedo menospreciar a mi rival, debo ser mejor. en plan consiste en la velocidad tirando bastantes golpes ser siempre agresivo y tener movimientos de lado a lado. reportero: le preguntamos a usted, quiÉn llega en mejor momento combate? participe y de paso me regale un like o un me gusta. pasamos a la champions con el chelsea contra el psg, davis luiz empataba pero al final pidiÓ disculpas de penal, hazard enviÓ juego ese tiempo, minuto 114 thiago silva dejaba un ambiente fÚnebre, 3x3 en el global, pero por goles de visitantes paso el psg y los blues quedaron eliminados. los alemanes se sirvieron un banquete reverÍ ponÍan tres a cero y guardiola comenzaba a celebrar, muller a notaba el minuto 63 no habÍan dudas de la victoria. o en una fiesta de goles no podrÍa faltar, el bayern pasÓ caminando y le puso la final a una tarde vergonzosa, ganÓ 7 0. leticia: vamos con el adelanto del clima. reportero:

break point -- britt floyd, it is the pink floyd ohio cover band. john:one more.li piper? john: i have seen them in scotland. >> people do not leave me. john: i did a speech once and said the red hot chili peppers were playing. i miss read it. >> the red hot chili piper's just played for the queen of england. the red hot chili peppers have never played working for the queen. john: this is going to go viral. a symbol for the wu-tang clan. >> no. no. there is a limit to this. mark: the man thinks you might be president. a clear sign you are running. >> how about the haircut? i have calix and no matter what i do keep old say why doesn't he come his home? -- cowlicks and no matter what i do people say why don'tesn't he comb his hair? mark: governor, thank you for playing. it went so well, we will do it again. thinking about doing it with ben carson . >> can i see this? mark: governor, thank you. we will be right back. ♪ john: we are like 24-7 on bloomberg.com. mark: up next, "taking stock." ♪ pimm: hello, i am pimm fox. investors tell you is stopped the nasdaq falls t

the .45 caliber reinvolver, "pretty boy" floyd's guns. >> these were seized in the early 1930's, 1940's, the crimes sprees brought on by "pretty boy" floyd, by john dullinger and his gang. >> for over 80 years the f.b.i. has maintained one of the biggest gun collections in the united states. now located in quantico, virginia, the collection contains around 7,000 weapons, most of which were recovered by closed investigations. but this is not a museum. every one of the weapons here from the very small pistols to the big rifles can be used at any given part of the investigation and scientists are testing new weapons all the time. the f.b.i. uses this collection to solve important questions about the guns that we used in major crimes both in the united states and in other parts of the world. >> one of our diplomats that had been killed overseas, that firearm had been left behind in a vehicle and the subjects had set that car ablaze. we were able to get that firearm here into the laboratory and rebuild it with parts so the bullet that was recovered from the diplomat, we were able to genera

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>>darya: the box and then the match between floyd may weather in many tachyon the two made their firste highly anticipated fight if you look condemning is a step down. they're both polite this is weird how long < < >>darya: on and on we're cutting this but the big show is may 2nd vegas to hear the to have to say about the upcoming fight. >>: i'm in the gym working renown dedicating myself to the sport pushing myself to limit the to and never want to win the fight to a better life. more on the one are heartrending for this five another thing you can look of them decide who you want their a short dresses. >>darya: they did not look like dandified as they look good. >>darya: i'm the to the ticket to cannot buy them. >>mark: will have a job and animal americans filing for unemployment is the strong dollar in fact was of the rose law to 12 year low a dollar 05 is what it hit overnight. >>james: numbers on the climb for this week in right now on the cool side to but this weekend were talking beach like weather temperatures in the '70s there 80 or more on the bay we're talking of the six to 0

you just call floyd abrams. then i'm going to ask fred stevens to it but to talk about the old in the room and really bring us to the point of understanding what the problem is with the underlying problem is and where things are going to open there's a lot of cross dialect or i'll ask each to speak about five minutes. sylvie first will tell us what's going on and what the problems are from her perspective. i will let floyd outlined sort of the differences and similarities between our ideas in america of free expression and perhaps the french notion which may differ in some respects. and then finally bret. so with no further ado sylvie, can you let us know what you think? >> thank you very much and thank you for having me here. it's always a great pleasure to come back to new york where i have spent five of probably the most productive and enjoyable years of my life. i will go straight to the point. we have a very serious situation in france at the moment. i would like to remind you of the basic fact which is tha

[inaudible] >> guest: so, big floyd is a man who i met in the mid-1990s big floyd who is now deceased, by the way was a man who is constantly seeking to be a good father and that was part of what i found very moving about him because you it's not particularly able. i contrasted some biography to the biography of a very dear dear man in my life donald bradley wilson, who represents chapter one of the book and mr. wilson actually had come from the south and had actually been able to form a middle-class life. what is interesting to me is big floyd has been with the same aspiration is mr. wilson. one of the main differences is while mr. wilson had been able to land a job with an industrial firm by the time floyd came around, that was not comfortable. so as a result, the life of big floyd represents the 1990s in which an increasing number of african-american young men could not find gainful employment. and yet he kept on trying and trying to he was not the most able that ever met but he would really try to bring his children act together. a man who didn't train didn't smoke, didn't do drug

floyd mayweather called it the fight of the century.onference to promote their welterweight champion ship out, may 2. -- championship bout. more than $200 million. i am excited about this. tom: a giant deal. a dream matchup for the sport. you wonder how they can leverage off of this huge moment. olivia: does this go on hbo over the top? tom: i don't know. it is a huge moneymaker. let's do a data check this morning. here we are, thrilled to bring you the smartest guests we can to explain the euro. oil a bit of a bid right now. we will talk about the oil supply in moments. a lot going on. the fix at 1687. we had a 100 print three hours ago or so. brent crude was a $10 bread -- $10 spread this morning. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." i'm tom keene. with me, olivia sterns. looking at china. olivia: china's central bank boston says he is close to scrapping the deposit rate -- the reform would affect the system that has -- we are pleased to be joined by the president of china international -- china's pagebeige book

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manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather. only appearance before the fight in may. fallout over hillary clinton emails. calls for a third party investigation. now the associated press is suing. >>> "blurred lines" becoming a lot more clear as jury finds, robin thicke and pharell oh know. >>> stopping double chins. they love it and investors love it. the stock is going crazy. even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: but first, a look at markets right now. stocks back in negative territory after yesterday's bloodbath. all eyes still on the fed, which is reportedly looking to remove rd patient, from its interest rate guidance. meanwhile oil seeing a drop in the latest weekly inventory data out of eia. charlie gasparino, james freeman, "wall street journal." brian kilmeade host of "fox & friends." james freeman, give me take on fed talks since charlie is tweeting. >> i have a twitter war. >> maybe sometime soon they will start to talk about how they will eventually get normal interest rates again. this economy is growing. almost 300,000 jobs last

legal contributor jamie floyd. the justices will hear argument around licence plates you are about to see. texas refused to issue specialty plates included confederate flag. the group issuing it say their free speech rights have been violated >>> coming up what is next for the u.s. and afghanistan. we look at bilateral talks between the two countries. >> building a new stadium may sound like a good idea. in some cases only the team's benefit. a new budget may change all of that. stay with us. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, here are the top stories. the united nations security council called a meeting to discuss the growing crisis in yemen. a special envoy is warning it is on the brink of civil war. the president is calling for an urgent intervention. people in singapore are paying respects to the late prime minister lee kuan yew. known for leading singapore through independence to becoming its own country and guiding it to the financial center it is today. he died at the age of 91 >>> republican senator te

floyd mayweather versus pacquiao. this fight is expected to bring in. >> wait wait. the thing people want is finally happening? >> reporter: the most talked about fight in history. >> who's going to fight me? he's going to fight me! >> reporter: it's finally going to happen. bobbing and weaving around each other for six years, floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao is going to face-off at the mgm grand. it's the biggest fight to hit the las vegas strip. >> no fight in history will have more money on it. social media, the way the hype builds much easier. it's going to be the most hyped fight ever. >> reporter: that's the reason the fight is expected to shatter the record for pay-per-view records. fans are expected to pay $100 for the fight. that means big bucks for mayweather and pacquiao. mayweather gets a 60/40 split. it could be worth $150 million. it could crush the record set for fighting alvarez in 2014. >> i'm confident. i believe in my skills. >> i'm excited because the fans are excited. >> reporter: it quickly so

floyd mayweather hole in the joint news conference this afternoon. only get together until the fight and we shall see. next, chick fil-a, a defender of traditional matters to new york city. they're coming to manhattan, three stories 5,000 square feet opens in the summer. will be their first freestanding location in liberal city. that didn't take long. one day after lunch, knockoff apple watches appearing in china. the air watch what is the cost you may well ask? under $50. we have news on the terror front. isis releasing a horrific new video shows a young boy the kid could be much older than 12 years old executing a 19-year-old is really muslim man had confessed to being number assigned agents recruited by israeli intelligence to infiltrate isis, provide intel on the weapons, places and names of palestinians who join isis. the young man shot in the back of the head. news from tikrit the battle front under iranian command, iraqi forces pushed into the town which is saddam hussein's home town. isis on the run. let's bring in a strategic analyst lieuten

manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather in a ring in a bout for the welterweight title.ticipated match-up in las vegas is nine weeks away. it is expected to bring in, get this $250 million at least. pacquiao took a moment away from training to speak with ivan watson and revealed who really wanted him to fight mayweather. the answer may surprise you. >> reporter: did one of your sons ask you about organizing the fight with floyd mayweather? >> my son and my daughter they really want this fight happen. >> reporter: they wanted it? >> they wanted it. last -- last three years ago, daddy, i want you to fight mayweather. i want you to fight mayweather. i said why -- why, you know it's not my fault he don't want to fight. finally now it happened. and they really want to watch the fight. >> some bloodthirsty kids there. stay tuned for more coming up tomorrow here on cnn. >>> we want to talk about some of the big headlines in hollywood. for that we call. kim serafin, the senior editor for "in touch weekly." joins us from los angelesment one big thing people are talking about is t

auto worker floyd dent who worked for ford for 37 years and who has no criminal history was driving in inkster in january when he was pulled over by police for a traffic violation, as seen on this police dash cam video. a warning, what your about to see is very disturbing. as police approach dent's car, dent opens the door, prompting an officer to raise his weapon. after a brief exchange, during which officers claim dent appeared to be reaching for something in the vehicle and said to them, quote, i'll kill you, another officer pulls the retired auto worker out of the vehicle and pushes him to the ground. the first officer then puts dent in a choke hold, and then starts to punch him, repeatedly, in the head, as the second officer struggles to put dent in handcuffs. in the video, you can see dent being punched in the head 16 times. a few minutes -- moments later, more officers arrive on the scene, including one who tazes dent in his thigh and stomach, as he is lying on the ground. a police report indicates that dent was also kicked at least twice during his arrest. dent says he spent th

let's bring in jamie floyd al jazeera's local contributor. i haven't heard from you yet. i'm glad you're here. your thoughts about the report from the justice department on ferguson missouri. >> well, i think people in ferguson are going to say we know water is wet. >> do you believe us now america. >> i think that's what reaction is there. but i think a lot of people across america are surprised by the depth and breadth about the report. i don't think people are surprised that the justice department found a patternen in ferguson after we began to hear from people in ferguson. but what was in the report is quite disturbing in pattern and practice. this is echos of the eyes on the prize series that we all watched, that is supposed to be part of history. >> since alabama. >> and the consistent use of tasers and the disproportionate use of force against african-american men in a city that is majority black and the majority of the police department is might. they found that this is not only a violation of the constitution in particular the fourth amendment time and again but

he escorted floyd in the ring in the last big fight. >>> kurt busch will start up his engine.are attorney general's office announced charges would not be filed against busch after the charges by his ex-girlfriend. although busch missed last three races, he is getting a waiver for the chase for the sprint cup. >>> finally, i don't know what to do with my hands. how about put a baseball bat in them? comedian will ferrell will be at five spring training games in arizona as part of a promotion to raise money for cancer research. ferrell will play every baseball position ten teams. the equipment ferrell wears will be auctioned off with the proceeds going to cancer related charities. you can follow along at #ferrelltakesthefield. hbo will air a special about ferrell's day later this spring. >> i'll watch it. >> it is a good cause. i would make fun of it. it is all for a good cause. great to see. thanks coy. >>> he's funny. i like him. 27 minutes past the hour. breaking news overnight. two police officers shot in ferguson, missouri. with we have new information for you. an update on

. $250 million is the prize purse to be shared between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao.x is in los angeles with our report. there is flash photography coming up towards the end of the shot. ♪ >> reporter: the red carpet is normally reserved for premiers of big films, but in the home of the blockbuster, boxing is getting the hollywood treatment. when the prize money alone is bigger than an opening weekend of a steven spielberg picture you can see why the media is so interested. both fideghters will take home $100 million in prize money, record-breaking amounts, but to floyd mayweather the richest sportsman on the planet it's another day at office. >> to be involved in this fight in boxing history is a blessing. i've done record-breaking numbers before. all the record-breaking numbers i'm doing i'm only breaking my own record. i've already been in the biggest fight in the sport of boxing before. not just once but twice. >> because mayweather hasn't been beaten in nearly two decades he is the clear favorite to win. pacquiao in contrast has lost five but thinks he can cause

they tended their 20-acre ranch, even as she suffered from dementia and floyd became ill. earlier this month both showed signs that the end was near, so their families pushed their beds together on february 11. the couple held hands as the 90- year-old floyd took his last breath and five hours later the 89-year-old violet died. their children said that it was meant to be. and it was a sad story, but a touching story. >> really sweet though. >>> it is a milestone that no one in the northeast wants to speak of on how this winter is going in to the record books for parts of new england. >>> from hail and new england yesterday. look at that sunshine, blue skies all over the bay area across the golden gate as channel 2 meteorologist mark ibanez will be here with a look at your weekend forecast. >>> boston is bracing for another round of snow. and with 102 inches where boston only needs 5.7 inches more to break that record. and it looks like that's going to happen. four to six inches of snow is expected there by early tomorrow. >> because then you have another problem to deal wi

i'm glad too see him and floyd putting aside their differences to fight. beautiful thing, isn't it? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] lindsay lohan is in a bit of legal trouble. i know, i couldn't believe it either. [ laughter ] a judge today threw out more than half of the community service hours she claimed to have completed and tacked an additional 125 hours on top of that. because she tried to get credit for a play she did in london. and for meet and greets she did after the show which is crazy. she was being paid to do the play but she wanted those hours counted against her community service. her lawyers claims because she gave free tickets to underprivileged people her time onstage was community service. see, i would count every hour she isn't driving as a service. to the community. [ cheers and applause ] i wonder if she'd get credit for community service if she did a play about a woman who had to do community service. anyway, if you're interested, here's how you could pitch in to help. >> your favorite celebrity is forced into community service.

floyd may weather jr. undefeated. never been knocked out. a little ring rust. big shot from thurman. then in the ninth round, guerrero gets knocked down after this combination. a cut above his left eye. robert rallied but needed a knockout to win and it wasn't to beat keith with a unanimous decision approving 39-0. 3-1 thurman. a unanimous decision. the shark to make the playoffs little room for error. the specific decision so vancouver, who they beat on tuesday at 2:00. and sfisica. sharks down to 3-0 lead. joe thornton with a wide open net. 2-0 lead. thornton hit the wide open net. patrick misses a wide open net. check it out. oh, goodness. are you kidding me? ladies went. tied. same score in the third. highlights at 11:00 on abc7 news. any shot of the ncaa tournament. did i mention the wildcats with a 37 game home win, longest in the nation? hey, sweet sixteen last year. randall. regular season game. 3 right before the buzzer. arizona up 16 at the half. c.j. mcconnell. jefferson. call that a two-handed slam. 11 assists. arizona wins big. 9-9 in conference. 1

floyd dent and gregory rohl in detroit, thank you for your time this morning.ck i'm going to bring in my panel and we're going to discuss this a bit. we need to talk about what this moment means for all of us in the questions of policing and justice in this country. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. that's it. good job. nice coating. and get this one next. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not

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i guess i could say just further to what floyd just said. you can't conduct editorial policy much less foreign policy as if you're in a harry potter novel where, you know, certain things cannot be named. this is not you are entering into a kind of a strange moral universe that moment that you do that, which is another argument for, right now we have a conference on violent extremism but we cannot speak of the violent extremism that we are, all of us aware of being engaged in a struggle with. so it's a slightly overwhelming world -- orwellian world. >> i have one more question and then we'll open it up. sylvie? >> i will be brief to clarify because i don't want to be misunderstood. my personal view is that we have to publish those cartoons, and we did. again, but what i don't, and, of course, i don't approve self-censorship and i think we have to stand up to all this. that's pretty obvious to me. but i don't like the compulsory aspect of we all have to publish. i mean every editor takes his own decision and has the debate in his or her newsro