floyd wright and john ottenschot deny this.wright took his boat out of the water and stored it in his barn so he could begin to make repairs. he always claimed he didn't know he hit harry uhl's boat. >> they knew exactly what they had hit. they absolutely knew. there's no way you could hit a full-sized boat and not know that you have hit something significant or think that you've hit a log or driftwood. it's ridiculous. >> if they would have had their lights on on that boat, we would have seen it. i can guarantee it, that we would have seen it. >> there was no way to know what floyd wright's blood alcohol level was that night. in new york state, this severely limited the prosecutor's case. >> you have to show that the accident was causally related to the drinking. there has to be that close connection. new york requires it. so, just the fact that he had a few drinks throughout the course of the day doesn't necessarily mean that is the cause of the death. you have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that that's the connection. >> b

. >> who was pink floyd? >> guest: 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 he was not particularly stable. i contrasted his own biography to the biography of a very dear, dear man in my life donald bradley will send who represents chapter one of the book and mr. wilson actually have come from the south and had actually been able to form a middle-class life. what is interesting to me is big floyd had very much the same aspirations as mr. wilson. one of the main differences is for mr. wilson had been able to land a job with an industrial firm, by the time floyd came around, that was not possible. so as a result of the life of big floyd represents a moment in 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. it was not the person i ever met, but he really tried to bring his children back together and be a fathe

floyd roams the store in search of more victims.ld store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all the fruits and vegetables. and i dove between one of those, just trying to get down. and he takes a shot at me. and i'm ducking under the table. and it goes

you are finally going to fight floyd mayweather.other at a basketball game, miami heat basketball game. is that really where you agreed to finally fight? is that where it happened? >> that meeting has helped a lot toward the negotiations. >> jimmy: you had a nice exchange with floyd there? you guys had a friendly talk? >> yeah, he gave me his phone number and i gave him my phone number. >> jimmy: one thing led to another. [ laughter ] >> and then he came to my hotel. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] >> he came to the hotel and we have a conversation with -- >> jimmy: there's supposed to be no sex bafr fight. i guess it doesn't count if both fighters. it's even. >> we have a good conversation there and i think it helped a lot because we have meeting. we have confidence in ourselves. >> jimmy: do you call him now? have you spoken to him on the phone since that meeting? >> no. >> jimmy: now you are totally focused. are you training harder than you have ever trained before? >> i trained hard and did my best in training

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young floyd found his escape in boxing.ning a bronze medal at the 1996 olympics and going onto be one of the most decorated professional boxers in history. but he's also had his own run-ins with the law. in 2011 mayweather pled guilty to reduced misdemeanor charges after his ex-girlfriend alleged he beat her in front of their children. he was sentenced to 90 days in jail. >> he's had issues with domestic violence and run-ins with the law. >> i'm black i'm rich and i'm outspoken. those are three strikes right there. >> pacquiao also faced his share of struggles. he says he took up boxing to earn money for his family. >> how much would you get paid starting out? >> $2. >> $2? >> if you loss $1. >> on may 2nd how much? >> i don't know. >> a lot more than $2. but on may 2nd all eyes will be on what mayweather and pacquiao do in the ring. >> what are you most concerned about when it comes to manny pacquiao? >> nothing at all. >> come on. >> i know i'm great. i got here somehow some way, doing the right things pushing myself beli

floyd dent and his attorney say one officer, known locally as robo cop planted drugs in mr.r at the time of his arrest. police officers have testified that they pulled mr. dent from his car when he opened his door because he yelled at the officers that he was going to kill them. local and state police are investigating the incident. the officers involved have been reassigned to administrative duties. for more on the court appearance today, we again turn to reporter kevin dietz. kevin, what happened in court today? >> well floyd dent was charged today with possession of cocaine charges, but it was interesting, because the prosecutor also asked for two weeks to reconsider the charges. they want to take a look at these polygraph tests you referred to to see if maybe these charges should be dropped. floyd dent of course says those drugs were planted and says he never threatened the police officers. most of the time piece believe the police so he decided to take a lie detector and passed on both questions. he passed he did not threaten police officers. and when asked if the drugs

. >> host: who is big floyd? >> guest: a man who i met in the mid- 90s. big floyd was -- now deceased by the way. amen who was constantly seeking to be a good father. he was not particularly able contrast is biography contrast is biography to the biography of a dear man in my life. chapter one of the book. actually had come from the south and have been able to form a middle-class life. what is interesting to me is the big floyd had very much the same aspirations. but one but one main difference, mr. wilson have been able to land a job with an industrial firm by the time floyd came around. that was not possible. as a result the flag represents a moment in the 1990s in which an increasing number of african-american men cannot find gainful employment. yet he kept trying and trying. not the most able or apt person. he was trying to bring his children back together and be a father. his most dramatic moment, men moment, a man who did not drink smoke, do drugs. by the standards he was way ahead of me because i did smoke and drink drink although i never do drugs.

floyd mayweather not so much.at intentional or is that because sponsors don't want to be associated with him? >> that's not a true statement. i received a number of offers from a variety of different sponsors. we just decided that that didn't meet floyd's needs. and, you know floyd is a very astute businessman. and he's made some very very good financial decisions as it relates to his career. >> he says he's going to make $200 million, which is just astounding. and who needs a sponsor when you're going to do that? but things happen after fights in las vegas. and given how the country may be a little on edge right now, i'm hearing a lot of people talk about concerns about security after. how secure are you about your team security? >> we're very comfortable. the amount of effort that has been put into the preparation has just been phenomenal. we have had a number of meetings with law enforcement officials from the fbi, homeland security to a number of different local officials, to make sure that all of the fans wil

we have our analyst jamie floyd with us. there are reasons even knowing that there is a verdict it takes time for the jury to return to the courtroom and the jury

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, for the fight we're top rank, yes. >> guillermo: how do you do the numbers? what is your number? >> it's random numbers. >> guillermo: no, you p

don't look like you will knockout floyd. floyd has tremendous defense. believe he can adapt to anything. if pacquiao will have a chance, he will have to throw punches at different angles. and just stay aggressive and try to overwhelm floyd mayweather. and not let him move around and taking shots. cheryl: jo jo, i was reading that, mayweather has never gone up against anybody that moves like pacquiao, moves side to side. is that a factor? because overwhelmingly we keep hearing mayweather is the favorite. he can't be beaten. he has a record unbroken. what do you say to that? >> yes, i do believe mayweather has never fought anybody like pacquiao. i believe that there is a person that can beat mayweather will be pacquiao. he has -- [inaudible] throws punches from different angles and different varieties. throws body shots and head shots. he has a solid left hand. i don't know, floyd mayweather adapts to everything. even if he hasn't seen his style yet, i'm sure he can adapt to it in later round and probably still win the fight but i think it is going to be o

because he will bring the best out of floyd mayweather. >> may 2nd, floyd mayweather and manny pacquiaoman broadcasting the fight on showtime pay-per-view the one and only forth caster our friend jim gray. i wanted to buy a ticket. i looked at the prices of the ticket and said forget it. i'm going to pay-per-view and watching it with you. tickets going for 100 grand or more right? >> they are. it's insane. the tickets just got released. and so it's a frenzy out there, sean. you make a good living come on down and enjoy the fight. you won't see anything like it again. >> i can watch it for a lot cheaper on pay-per-view and not spending $100,000 for a fight that may be over in three minutes or less. i just can't risk it. that's nuts. >> we're going to love to have you on pay-per-view. we want you and everybody else to shine up. it will be so much fun. >> i may go to the garden this weekend. there's a heavyweight fight. is this really bigger than ali-frazier? is this bigger than thrilla in manila? i know the purse is bigger what $300 million? >> could be even more than that. $73 million ga

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>> floyd all the way. charles: what do you say? >> my husband went for floyd.or pacquiao. >> that was so politically correct. mayor of las vegas. gavin maloof. have a wonderful weekend. we can't wait to see the big fight. thank you, guys. let's get back to our markets. the closing bell, 38 minutes to go right now. here's a question for you. is dodd-frank regulation ripping the guts out of the industry? charlie gasparino has an exclusive interview with dan gallagher. that is coming up next. and why has one fund manager fallen in love with the unloved retailer, and there it is, j.c. penney. why it's time toggle to go shopping for that stock. it's our "countdown" to our weekend with warren. liz claman lined up an all-star roster from the annual meeting. you don't want to meet any of liz's coverage. ♪ cheryl: we're getting breaking news on the situation in baltimore. in particular with the case of freddie gray. the victim and really the incident that started all the rioting in baltimore. quoting the local abc station in baltimore that sources are telling that stati

in one corner you have floyd mayweather. the undefeated champion and richest sportsman on the planet, expected to increase his wealth by $200 million more. that dwarfs the sum the man in the other corner will receive the same fight. manny pacquiao will pick up on young estimated $100 million. despite the incredible sums on offer, mayweather taunted his rival. >> i'm happy to see that manny is on floyd's mind. there are more important things than money. that is not only my sentiment that is manny's sentiment. we like money but we are not obsessed with money. >> pacquiao may not be obsessed with the bottom line but he will be happy to check his bank balance come saturday. it won't just be the boxers making a profit. the mayweather fight is a license to print money. every time he gets into the ring, he brings in hundred million dollars -- $100 million. >> this firm has been working with mayweather for the past year. normally they would expect sales of merchandise to be around the $400,000 mark. it has been projected this year t

manny pacquiao joins me from las vegas to discuss his fight with floyd mayweather. you do not want to miss it. "street smart" starts now. alix: here are the top stories we are watching. consumer spending climbing in march, enough to keep the u.s. economy from drinking. purchases rose .04 points are -- .04%. the labor department reporting that wages for a private sector employees climbed 0.7% in the first quarter. wages were up nearly 3% the biggest gain in more than six years. shares of omnicare arising. the company said to be drawing interest from potential buyers. potential bidders also include walgreens, boost alliance, and mckesson. we have less than an hour to go on the close. scarlet fu is looking at the action. scarlet: right around the lows of the session. trading is picking up. selling is picking up. i'm looking at volume and nasdaq stocks notably higher. 11% above the 10-day average. the nasdaq is for it at -- is falling for four straight day. it has been downhill. look at the 10-year yield. it has now turned around pretty much. it was unchanged earlier. p

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the cover of "sports illustrated" is floyd mayweather.of "sports illustrated" is manny pacquiao. revenues could reach potentially half a billion dollars. the members are defying the odds, and that is something. vegas hotel rooms going for as much as three times higher. vegas could see 200,000 people this weekend, even though only 17,000 people can get into the arena. you can only watch the fight on tv at mgm properties. floyd mayweather already saying he's going to make $200 million. he is the favorite. the underdog manny pacquiao guaranteed at least $80 million, and that will probably go higher. the biggest winner uncle sam, because of the irs. but in nevada you do not have to pay state income taxes. back to you. >> jane stay right there. joining us now is manny pacquiao himself to tell us more about saturday's big fight. manny, welcome to the program. great to see you. >> thank you. >> let's begin with -- let's start with the amount of money at stake here. why are you only getting 40% of it? do you think that's fair? >> you know i just

manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather.katie couric gets their thoughts on this upcoming battle. >> floyd mayweather is the world's highest paid athlete. and he's not shy about it. >> i'll sell you a lifestyle, but the lifestyle i'm selling you is real. i have three buggatis and houses everywhere that i own. i really make nine figures in 36 minutes. >> he's known to have a million bucks in cash handy at any time. and may 2nd will be the biggest payday yet for him when he faces manny pacquiao in what's being called the fight of the century. this fight is huge, floyd. it's supposed to generate what, $400 million. you're going to make $180 million in this fight no matter what happens. are you surprised it's generating this much money? >> well, it takes me to generate this. >> the 38-year-old is undefeated in his professional career and has won ten world titles. but it wasn't always big fights and huge paydays for the michigan born mayweather. growing up in a troubled home with his father serving time in jail on drug charges, y

>> i believe that floyd mayweather is going to win the fight.story giving me any indication. and many pacquiao is accomplished >> he hates mayweather. doesn't he? >> yes. i don't think floyd likes many. so that makes for a great fight. if you make me pick one, i'm going with mayweather. >> great fight. great night. congratulations and we'll see you soon. when ke come back our question of the day, next. hey, what's up? i'm ted. rudy and i have a lot of daily rituals. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves healthy. i'll go change. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today. ♪ miranda: ♪ i got red dirt stains on my boots and jeans. ♪ ♪ calloused fingers from my guitar strings. ♪ ♪ wild like the wind in the tall pine trees. ♪

floyd mayweather, jr. in las vegas, manny pacquiao in los angeles. both let the media into their gyms to showcase what's to come. their much anticipated bout in las vegas may 2. >> my focus in training is to make sure a hundred percent condition. >> i'm in tip top shape, tip top condition, you know, ready to go out there and do what i do best. i'm pretty sure he's in tip top shape also gl mayweather who has an undefeated record is down for his technical prowess and defense. he says his training strategy is simple. >> i went back to basics. i went back to square one, which is chopping trees. and also swimming. >> reporter: manny pacquiao has also been working out nonstop. he's been training at this hollywood gym since early feck. pacquiao has five losses in the ring. he says his best assets are his stamina and speed. >> we're very happy with what we're doing now. >> reporter: they're both ready to rumble. >> i'm really excited. >> this is probably the biggest fight in the history of the sport. >> reporter: neither boxer is giving away any training sec

it will still take -- i just met with floyd mayweather. but that took a year. started sending him messages a year ago. and there was no -- i guess he did not see any alignment with -- for us. charlie: what was in it for him? brian: i do not fault him. i think it is fine because there may not be anything in it for him. charlie: you think they submit because you are persistent or they learn more about you and they think why not? brian: i think it is 50/50. i think sometimes they submit because i am persistent. i think in the case of floyd mayweather, if felt like somebody may have said, you probably should do that. after a year of kind of silence, all of a sudden, an incoming call i want to fly in to meet with you. whatever time or day. charlie: sometimes you catch them at the right moments. brian: yes, exactly. charlie: what did you ask him? what were you curious about. i am curious about him and manny. i love the fight again. brian: i met with manny and he said yes almost immediately. charlie: he is politician. brian: with floyd mayweather, i was curious, his l

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let's bring in jamie floyd.ow the report that we just saw indicated that petraeus is going to get special treatment. >> well he had a good lawyer. that's what it indicates. he had a good lawyer. he cut a good deal. and it could have been a lot worse for him. >> could he not been charged with the more serious offense? >> oh yes. >> given that you are dealing with top-secret documents? >> yes. we could have done jail time and had a much larger fine. we could have spent a year in jail and paid a hundred thousand dollars fine. and now he will be on probation if it all goes according to plan today, and we're looking at probably a $40,000 fine. we have people in exile for leaking government secrets, who weren't as highly placed as petraeus. i'm referring of course to edward snowden and there's manning, and -- and, you know, generally you are not supposed to leak government secrets, and people are outraged because petraeus was a very highly placed well-regarded representative of our government overseas and here at home

. >> and floyd mayweather said he is the best boxer ever. george foreman wants him to say that to his face. the champ is here. neil: you go, pro, gopro shares rocketing after they posted sales that were surprisingly good, so good, some analysts believe that the stock could double over the next year. really? larry glazer said, we might be getting ahead of ourselves we do this a lot with high-flying tech names? >> that is right. we need to make the dis-- to be fair. they are tough to justify. extreme by traditional measures, questionable earnings and questionable future prospect. compare to old technology names intel, microsoft. we look at that, we see today that investor have been driven to the moi -- high growth economies. we crowd into a handful of ideas we hope for future. >> all right. but the difference with gopro, i could put a goproo my dog's head and follow the images around the yard, that is a promising technology. do we get too heavy? do we start assigning values to a nifty camera maker. then valuing it short of ibm. to make the poi

floyd dent and his attorney say that officer melendez planted drugs in mr.is arrest. officer melendez who is still employed as a part-time officer in highland park, michigan, said in a statement "i look forward to my opportunity to speak openly about this case. at this time, my attorney has advised me not to comment due to on going open investigations." this was floyd dent's reaction to the news. >> finally he's being held accountable for what he done to me. and hopefully, it will follow suit with the rest of them. >> joining me now is wdiv investigative reporter kevin dietz who has been reporting on this story since the beginning. kevin, we'd know nothing about this were it not for your reporting. and you also have news today about an incomplete video, the booking video involved in this case. tell us about that. >> that's right. floyd dent says he was humiliated when he went to the inkster police department, as well. and the attorneys for him asked for videotapes of the booking and when he was put into the jail in inkster. and they sent him a video. the def

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we all thagt floyd mayweather was going to get paid. no no no. it's his kids. wait until you hear what his kids are getting for the fight. >>> good thursday morning to you all. we begin with the massive show of solidarity across the country, sparked by the death of freddie gray. >> thousands of people converged on baltimore and other cities across the country. one of the biggest and loudest protests taking place in new york. more than 100 demonstrators were hauled away in handcuffs after blocking the holland tunnel and marching through manhattan for hours. >>> also a show of force by police in ferguson missouri facing off with protesters for the second straight night. a much calmer night than tuesday, when people were shot and rioters damaged squad cars. >>> vocal but peaceful rallies taking place in washington, d.c., just outside the white house. in boston they gathered at police head quarters before blocking the streets. a huge demonstration in baltimore where it all started. things remained calm as protesters called it a night before the curfew took effect.

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and that is cool. >> today floyd 47-0. he likes to get in the ring size them up.out what to do. >> what are the weapons that are most important? >> i can't say. i would note. >> you studied a lot of film and you know about him? >> i didn't study a lot of film. and you know he's one of the guys that is at the top. so we're going to fight. >> with safety of players closed to the public. it's the first time in major league baseball history that a game will be played without spectators. giants and dodgers in l.a. that is uses everything at their disposal. >> he just likes to get in and to be sure his trainer and guys are looking once they get into the ring. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00. the company could be making another big move. >> then at 11:00, crowd funding is everywhere. tonight a robin roberts special on the cleveland kidnapping survivors. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a librarian from rancho cucamonga, c

if i have to guess, it will be floyd. john: that is a safe call, but this will be a big fight?ian: this is projected to have the most pay-per-view buys in fight history, and also the biggest gate in las vegas of any fight in history. and i think that mayweather may end up making about $100 million from this fight. john: is that higher than your salary at hud or a little lower? julian: a bit lower. john: you actually know what you're are talking about when it comes to boxing. we are going to get you to sign these boxing gloves. one name on one side and the other on the other. he knows where to sign, too. look at that. perfect. we will be right back. ♪ john: in rod we trust. the first photos and there goes the mop. rest in peace. that is our show. pimm: hello, i'm pimm fox and this is what i'm taking stock up on april 29 -- april 9, 2015. greece made a crucial payment to the international monetary fund 's and secured and increase in emergency ending to its banks. greece was still negotiating with the imf and the area countries are on a rescue package. in an exclusive interview, t

and that is cool. >> today floyd 47-0. he likes to get in the ring size them up.ut what to do. >> what are the weapons that are most important? >> i can't say. i would note. >> you studied a lot of film and you know about him? >> i didn't study a lot of film. and you know he's one of the guys that is at the top. so we're going to fight. >> with safety of players closed to the public. it's the first time in major league baseball history that a game will be played without spectators. giants and dodgers in l.a. that is uses everything at their disposal. >> he just likes to get in and to be sure his trainer and guys are looking once they get into the ring. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00. the company could be making another big move. >> then at 11:00, crowd funding is everywhere. tonight a robin roberts special on the cleveland kidnapping survivors. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are

jim: one better than floyd and woods. and again the all-time tournament scoring record is 270. 18 under par. earlier, just a half-hour ago he became the second player in the history of the tournament to reach 18 under. nick: i said last night a pair of 70's and it's a lock. jim: he's got the first one. nick: where he is? well that's only four back. jim: now hoffman. this is for a round of 71. well done! charley hoffman. it's a new experience for him too, playing in the final pairing of the weekend of a major with his limited experiences. he'll be paired up with his fellow san diegoian, phil mickelson. going out just ahead of spieth and rose. nick: i just heard myself say to myself -- we've been talking about this insurmountable lead he had and then i suddenly said justin rose only only four back. phil only five. charley hoffman only six. we just don't know. but those guys, three guys genuinely have a chance to still take this, so it is not a foregone conclusion with a four-shot lead. it's still all to be played for tomorr

. >> reporter: for five days neighbor steven floyd walk past this patch of cobbs creek park which is the peril that was right there. >> it hurts. it really hurt because knowing he was this close and none of us knew he was here and somebody could have helped him it's sad. >> reporter: monday morning the police say the mother of a 21-year-old quadriplegic man dumped her own son in this patch of cobbs creek park for five days he laid here without footer food or water unable to plead or call for help in rain, in temperatures that plumetted to 30 degrees. for five days, police say he was left to die. >> see that kid laying there it's heartbreaking to see another human especially your mother can treat someone like that when you had all the opportunities in the world to turn that kid over to your family members who wanted to care for him. >> reporter: instead police say 41-year-old nia parlor spent those five days visiting her boyfriend in maryland. this weekend police issued a warrant for her arrest after her son was discovered by a jogger friday evening. police say parlor lives at this ho

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nbc's ron mott has the story. >> reporter: good things come to those who wait especially boxers floydather jr. and manny pacquiao. after years of flirting boxing's two biggest draws finally set a date saturday night and with a record pot of gold at stake, there are no losers here. >> we love the fans. from around the world. and have supported this event. i appreciate you guys. i'm pretty sure manny appreciates you guys also. >> reporter: mayweather considered the world's highest paid athlete is nicknamed money and is slated to earn 60% of the purse. $150 million, maybe more a super payday driven into record territory by extraordinary demand. pacquiao a congressman in his home country the philippines is also forecast to collect a nine-figure check, so popular the fight has been declared a national holiday there. what would a victory saturday night mean to you permanently and your country? >> it would mean a lot for me and for my country. >> reporter: most of the purse will come from pay-per-view a predicted 3 million buys at $99 in the u.s. though free to see in pacquiao's philippines.