from the day that floyd bennett field opened as new york's first municipal airport on may 23, 1931, floyd took part in all of the -- or a lot of the famous flights that took place on the field. in fact, amelia ehrhardt took part in the opening ceremonies flying an autogyro. do you know what that is? it's sort of an early form of helicopter. you've got a normal airplane fuselage, but it has very short wings. what happens is as the airplane engine moves through the sky, it causes those rotors to turn, and that is what creates lift. it is sort of a neat precursor to the helicopter. that's 1931, so she'd be probably about 30. throughout the 1930's, floyd bennett field -- there it is located right on jamaica bay. there is our queens connection. throughout its life as a municipal airport, it really was one of the centers of the aviation universe. that's the terminal building, which is now our parks visitors center. if you look at this cartoon map that was done in the 1930's, you will see a lot of the names up there. you will see the name ruth nichols. you will see the name amelia ehrhardt. list

this is her at floyd bennett field. a lot of the preparation work that was done for her round the world flight was done at floyd bennett field. the actual flight itself started off from miami, but she did a lot of the prep work because of the facilities at floyd bennett field. now this is jackie cochran. jacqueline cochran. she only set one record at floyd bennett field -- she won the 1938 bendix trophy in record-setting time, but her exploits in aviation are kind of unparalleled. she actually learned to fly because she was selling cosmetics throughout the south mostly, and she was driving around the south in a car, and someone suggested she could cover a lot more ground if she learned to fly, so she did. but she actually never gave up the cosmetics business, either. at one point, she was the wealthiest woman in the country -- is that correct? yeah. yeah, when she finally did get married, so she did quite well for herself. she never lost the aviation buck. this is her arriving at floyd bennett field after the bendix tro

. >> host: who's big floyd? >> guest: so big floyd is a man who i met in the mid 990s -- 1990s, and big floyd was -- who is now deceased by the way -- was a man who was constantly seeking to be a good father, and that was part of what i found very moving about him because he was not particularly able. i contrast his own 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 actual had come from south and had actually been able to form a middle class life. and what is interesting to me is that big floyd had very much same aspirations as mr. wilson. but one of main differences is that while mr. wilson had been able to land a job with an industrial firm, by time floyd came around, that was not possible. and so as a result the life of big floyd represents a moment in the 1990 in which an increasing number of african-american young men could not find gainful employment. and yet he kept on trying and trying. he was not the most able p

you are finally going to fight floyd mayweather.you and floyd ran in to each 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 before a 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

me gusta las vegas y me gusta como pelea. >> querÍa ser como floyd mayweather del porque, floyd mayweathermÁs relajado. periodista: al final de cuentas sigue siendo uno de los que mÁs cautiva las miradas de los amantes de los deportes. y uno de los que mÁs lleva dinero, tantas de promotores como de los boxeadores. una manera de vida, controversial, dinÁmico, de muchos mÚsculos y espectacular. asÍ es el boxeo. maÑana sin duda este deportes estarÁ robando todas las miradas de muchos paÍses del mundo. leÓn: contra todos los pronÓsticos hay alguien que le puede ganar a floyd mayweather es manny pacquiao. william: a mÍ me parece por poco se lo lleva floyd mayweather. adriana: un aparato que usa a diario tiene mÁs bacterias que el inodoro. --hablar de personas transÉro contiÚa siendo un tema taÚ en nuestra leÓn: habla de personal extranjero continÚa siendo tabÚ y hay familias que no quieren aceptar esta realidad de sus propios hijos. >> sÍ, yo pasÉ por una de presiÓn antes de la pubertad es cuando estaba tratando de cumplir con espectativas. periodista: fueron momentos de tristeza, de insegurida

fight ever, he seems even more -- >> floyd mayweather remains money in las vegas. >> hey, floyd.buffett is here. >> warren buffett? >> hey! warren: mayweather, you are going down! you have an ugly face. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] floyd mayweather: you are a dead man, buffett. charlie: this is a special report, we interrupt with startling news from las vegas, nevada. in a development, warren buffett known as the article of omaha has challenged current champion floyd mayweather for the welterweight championship of the world and mayweather has accepted his challenge. buffet fighting under "the berkshire bomber" is going to face undefeated floyd in the mgm grand in las vegas just 10 days from now. warren: mayweather asked to meet but i was too busy. >> if warren loses, i get his office. >> mr. buffett -- three weeks. they say he is in training. really, training? ♪ ["rocky" theme playing] >> go. >> faster. >> faster. >> live from the mgm, the biggest money fight in a boxing history brought to you by dairy queen, nebraska furniture mart geico. >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening

florence: tomorrow night floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. the boxing match that has been long-awaited for many years a match already breaking financial records. you can read about it in "the financial times." no sporting event in history can match it dollar for dollar. that out is worth $400 million -- the about is -- the bout is worth between $400 million and $500 million. it has smashed records. pacquiao's shorts worth $2.25 million. mayweather's mouthguard -- is embedded with diamonds. tickets are going for up to $100,000 each. molly: shreds of $100 bills. people are excited for the match, but not everyone. florence: not everyone is excited. there is an article that says, "there will be disappointment." this is going to be "an exorbitantly overpriced dud." it is overhyped because the boxes are in the autumn of their career. the fight will likely do more harm than good to a sport already on life support. molly: only 15 years into this century. flo, thank you for walking us through the press. for more stories, log onto our aw. i just want t

floyd mayweather is unbeaten. it will be his 48th fight.ny pacquioa is slightly smaller and lighter man for the fight. >> i have been fighting bigger guys. it doesn't matter to me. >> a lot of people wonder if you can be the dynamic attacking knockout artist again. how do you feel about that? >> i feel tomorrow that the lord is with me and strengthen me and will deliver him into my hand. >> i dedicated myself to the sport of boxing for over 20 years. >> do you feel as though manny pacquioa may do something reckless tomorrow that you may be able to take advantage of? >> i can't say. i'm ready to fight >>> we'll dark to filipino sports writer rick. great to have you with us from philippines. mani looking relax. what chance does he have how will he cope for the build-up out of this fight? >> to be honest i think that manny pacquioa is looking forward to the fight. it's one fight that he is looking forward to in the last five years. i don't think there'll be pressure on him. he'll go into this like he always has done. he'll try to back floyd in

the undefeated, the one and only floyd money mayweather!s the ring fighting out of omaha, nebraska weighing in at 135 pounds, the berkshire bomber, warren buffett! >> the coolest of the cool have come out for this prizefight. the oracle of omaha has packed the house in mgm grand. the mgm stands for mayweather gets monied. there's buffett fueling up with a coke and a smile. while life maybe a box of chocolates for buffet, he'd know he will get a great return. [bell] >> here we go with the main event of the evening. 12 rounds of boxing for the super welterweight championship of the world. and now ladies and gentlemen boxing fans joining us around the world, live from the mgm grand in las vegas, it is showtime! steve: give me the sports book. john, it is steve. i heard you got a lot of action mayweather will not survive the fight. put me down. >> the referee in a charge, hall of famer, he is fair but stern joe. >> i expect a good clean fight. protect yourselves. do you have any questions, do you have any questions? you going to wear those glas

he hasn't been as invincible as floyd mayweather. floyd mayweather is 47 and 0.lost a couple of fights in the last few years, though won his last three. i would say manny pacquiao actually has nothing to lose here. a victory would surprise most people but not shock people. floyd mayweather's entire legacy as an undefeated champion on the line here -- >> woodruff: so in the larger picture one really, really big night with a lot of money, a lot of attention. but in the larger picture, a sport that continues in decline? >> we have to make a distinction between boxers' popularity in the u.s. and globally. outside of the u.s. boxing enjoys arguably as much popularity as ever. but in the u.s. there's know of question the sport is not a mainstream sport the way it was 50 years ago, the way it was 1 hunl years ago. outside of pacquiao and mayweather, the names of even the top fighters are unknown to most american sports fans. boxing was a sport for a long time that was a sport of the masses in u.s. and american kids were exposed to it from a very young age. that is not t

it was a decisive victory for floyd mayweather. he proved at the end of the night he was the better boxer. but there was no clear winner, the prize money was something like 240 million 60-40 split between mayweather and pacquiao. this was a billion dollar weekend for nevada. >> jamilla allendogan, jamilla in the end disappointment. >> yes indeed. and of course as expected there will be millions and millions of filipinos across the country disappointed but here, in manny pacquiao's home town the mood is not as somber as people would expect. to people with whom he grew up, it didn't matter what the outcome of the fight would be. many always what he has been, that symbol of home, he is hundreds of millions of dollars more richer, he is a congressman the his home province and very vibrant in politics and even in acting. when he entered into the ring his good natured appeal his song from his own album, that is exactly quintessentially filipino that hasn't changed much and that has what endeared many filipinos to manny pacquiao started f

floyd mayweather jr.anny pacquiao. we put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. >>> one week after announcing he >>> it is 5:56 saturday morning. live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see those clouds covering the bay area in the east bay right there. but we can expect some sun later today. good morning. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> good morning. welcome to the weekend. >> welcome to the weekend. we made it. barely some of us right? >> very extensive through the north bay into the peninsula and the east bay. a lot of us waking up to the cloud cover. not as extensive in the south bay. more sunshine. later this afternoon, everyone will see sun. 66 in san francisco. definitely not as hot. no 90s in the east bay. you'll manage 80 in the north bay and south bay. mix of 70s today. it won't be overly hot like the last couple of days where we were in the 80s and even 90s, 60s and 70s today. >> that was wild to look at the temperature on my car at

floyd mayweather hinting it could be his final fight. there were close to 12,000 fans to see the fighters take to the scales. manny pacquioa won world titles at eight different weights. maeth -- floyd mayweather has gone through his career unbeaten. manny pacquioa is the smaller and lighter man for the fight. >> i have been fighting bigger guys. >> a lot of people wonder if you can be the dineynamic attacking artist again. how do you feel. >> i feel the lord always with me and strengthen me and deliver him to my hands. >> i have dedicated myself to the sport for 20 years and i'm ready. >> do you feel manny pacquioa may do something reckless that you can take advantage offism i can't say, but i'm ready to fight >>> the fight will generate $4 million through sponsor shop and ticket sales. manny pacquioa's status as a multimillionaire is a contrast to the circumstances in which he grew up in the philippines. >> reporter: this is where manny pacquioa learnt to box at the age of 12. back then the young manny was selling bread for $2 a day to

hard hit and domestic violence the bigger issue for boxing and floyd mayweather. we begin in baltimore tonight where more protests are underway. they follow the dramatic announcement this morning from the city's chief prosecutor who said there's enough evidence to charge six police officers in connection with the death of freddy gray. those charges include manslaughter and assault. the question really is, will it help stop violent protest like we saw earlier in the week? melissa chan joins us from baltimore. melissa. >> reporter: morgan, to a certain extent it is too early to see. it is quite early to see if things will actually kick off. we have been traveling around the city shortly after the announcement that they would consider freddy gray's death a homicide and it was largely peaceful. here is what the residents of baltimore out and about had to say. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> reporter: celebration and relief from the local people after the announcement of the prosecutor in the morning. >> we know from other cases happening in 2015 and 2014

. >>> terminan los aÑos y aÑos de espera esta noche floyd mayweather y pacquiao se un freno tabo atrÁsel pesaje, ahora resta que suena el primer campanazo nosotros por lo pronto nos vamos con los titulares. >> hoy dÍa en noticiero telemundo fin de semana. >>> siguen las protestass despuÉs que la fiscalÍa acusara a fecha policÍas por la muero ted freddy g. estamos en directo con lo Último. >> se provocÓ la vio llena en jalisco, mÉxico despuÉs de la operaciÓn contra uno de los carteles de la droga, hubieron muertos y siguen las acciones de las autoridades. >> entre lÁgrimas y angustia estÁ la joven desaparecidas en utah declaraciones de de sus padres en minutos. >>> es una niÑa en el mensaje de twitter a nunca yan el nacimiento del prÍncipe williams. la ediciÓn sÁbado del noticiero comienza ya. >> este es noticiero telemundo fin de semana con edgardo del villar. >>> hola que tal? muy buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos en este su spa informativo. pidiendo justicia por el joven que estaba en custodia de la materia y pidieron el fin del toque de queda, isolda cuÉntanos lo que ha pasado

floyd mayweather jr.anny pacquiao. we put the emphasis on the wrong syllable. >>> one week after announcing he >>> the breaking news we're following is a deadly accident. a driver is dead three construction workers are hurt. the accident happened right around 6:30 this morning, so about an hour ago in the eastbound lanes of pennsylvania turnpike. traffic right now is being detoured. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll keep you posted as soon as we get some more information. you can get updates on the nbc news app and nbc.com. let's get an update on the weather from meteorologist michelle grossman. we're off to a pretty decent start. >> we are. a little cool and a few clouds but we're going to see a pretty decent afternoon. we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 40s to the north and west 47 in allentown, made it to the 50 degree mark in philadelphia, 45 in melville and 48 in wildwood. temperatures up to 72 may see an isolated shower in some spots, very spotty very brief. and into the 80s on

introducing the undefeated the one and only floyd "money" mayweather!ring in the blue corner fighting out of ohm omaha, nebraska. weighing in 185 pounds, the berkshire bomber, warren buffet! (cheers and applause) >> the biggest stars the coolest of the cool have come out in full force for this most anticipated prize fight of omaha, nebraska, the oracle of omaha, the most successful investor in the 20th century packed the house at mgm grand standing for mayweather gets money. this walk to the ring has been paved with gold on numerous occasions and buffer et is fueling up with a coke and a smile as he gets ready to try to erase the mythical pound for pound king and maybe a box of chocolates for buffet, he knows he's going to get a great return on his investment. (ringing bell) >> and here we go with the main event of the evening! 12 rounds of boxing for the super welterweight championship of the world! and now, ladies and gentlemen in attendance and boxing fans joining us around the world -- live from the mgm grand in las vegas, it's show time! (cheers an

floyd mayweather was skillfully and to some defensive. but now cemented its place as a boxing great. >> to all those that hear bad stories, i'll wake up and see your stories tomorrow. >> reporter: this was one of the sports hyped fights. manny pacquioa admitted he didn't have what it took to beat his rival. >> i did my best. but my best was not good enough. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans went to los angeles, many for the atmosphere. others paid astronomical prices for tickets. >> it was billed as the fight of the century. for fans that came from all over the world, the question is was it worth the weight? >> it was worth the weight. everyone saw maya angelou at its best and saw maya angelou do what he does best which is box. >> i got the money to go. >> meated did what he is supposed to do, handling. they'll go tonne, it was a hell of a fight. >> this was the most profitable bout in boxing's history with each fight egg taking home millions and for the u.s. entertainment capital. it may have been a billion dollar weekend to rev

thele used it to watch fight between manny pacquiao and floyd made whether -- floyd mayweather.me and its rival to take down live streams during the fight. request overmilar the live streaming of the " game of thrones" season premiere. one of the world's most famous football clubs may be heading east. agreed inlusconi has principle to sell part of ac milan to a thai businessmen. stephen engle taking a closer look. reporter: the man is the executive director of type crime, a private equity group. this has been long rumored. this came up a few months ago that he was perhaps soliciting updated or going to make a bid for this stake. there were questions about whether he had the finances in order. now we know he has reached a in principle to buy a stake from silvio berlusconi investment group which owns a xenon. we don't know the size of the stake. which owns ac milan. we don't know the size of the stake. they were offering some 500 million euros for 51% take, but since then they say they will retain majority control. we don't know the size or the cost of this week -- the stake. 856

. >> they called it the fight of the century but it was anything but as floyd swung his way to another huge payday. >> he just defended himself to another victory good that is how he fights. he has for the his way through 48 different fights. he is a big defensive guy. not a lot of action. manny had mess of the punches. >> people wanted to see more action. >> it is boring. >> it was. >> it was a build up. >> it is boring but that is the the way floyd fights. >> either way they don't care because they got paid. >> we keep reporting how much floyd makes. manny got just about as much money. let's just break it down how much did these guys make. 180 million-dollar for the the fight. so let's break it down into round. fifteen million-dollar for each of the 12 rounds. five million-dollar per minute. and $83,000 per second in that match. >> and then not to mention endorsements because you saw when floyd came out little burger king guy they say it is best. >> giant burger king guy in the background so how much do you think burger king paid just to be in the back ground, on the matt itself wher

floyd mayweather landed double the number of punches. they did go the distance.yd mayweather winning by unanimous decision. saying manny pacquiao had an injured shoulder. huge pay day. he doesn't need to fight again, here is what he knows right now. >> i knew in my heart i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. out of 12 rounds i gave him 3 runs. he was applying pressure but wasn't landing punches. he is one [ bleep ] of a fighter. >> nascar today on the superspeedway. this is not the way they drew up the plan for the pit spot. there is always the chance of the big one. lap 47, trevor bayne got in dirty air. 15 cars involved in the smash up. lars joey logano were -- larsen and joey logano were finished for the day. earn heart gets his first win of the -- dale earnhardt jr. gets his first win of the year. harvick is still number one. and that will do it for early sunday night edition of sports wrap more on the wards at 10:00 p.m -- warriors at 10:00 p.m. they are the story right now. >> warriors win, giants win, a's win and match play too. [ talking at

floyd is the winner and the undisputed champion. brad does the does the mgm grand was packed with celebrities who came to see the fight. actors, rappers, and former champions. it was sold out, with 17,000 people. we traveled from hong kong - - one visitor traveled from hong kong. mayweather and manny pacquiao are the boxing best. the match the years- -was years in the making and he got three tickets in the third row. >> it's my hometown. how much are you putting down? >> fans who could not get a ticket came just to be close to the action. >> this is a deal, something like where were you? i was in vegas, baby. >> these fighters got a lot more, they are expected to split a purse of $300 million. manny pacquiao actually thought he won the fight, but he had him beat in height, read,- -reach and ao did not have the speed that he needed to beat floyd mayweather. >> what a night, thank you. and we watch the fight with the crowd of bay area supporters, and some of them show a lot of discipline and fans were with us tonight. >> apparently th

floyd mayweather is expected to earn 180 million. and.oh, 120 million. >>> now a look at his career ♪ ♪ floyd mayweather junior, is money. and he knows how to bring it in, and show it off ♪ ♪ >>> the 38-year-old american is undefeated as a professional, with 47 wins and 47 fights including 26 knockouts and he's also a champion, with five crowns and medals and belts and he's known as pretty boy floyd, and fairly scarless face >>> mayweather has won ten world titles in four different weight classes. his net worth is estimated at 400 million and he's been at the top of the highest paid athletes for years and he credits his success to those who came before him. >>> the true legend, and muhammad ali opened up a lot of doors, and joe louis and so many other great fighters. sugar ray leonard. and he credits his uncles, and boxers and trainers. roger and jeff mayweather. >>> boxing for mayweather was destiny, his father was a former welterweight contender, and he trained his son before he could walk. by age 7 he was already in the ring participat

floyd is scared.yd is a coward and chicken. you guys were all those stories. tomorrow, i want to make you guys eat your words. >> i'm happy, because 12 rounds i fought a good fight. and, you know i thought -- i thought i won. >> it may not have lived up to its billing at the fight of the century. it did not, but it brought in the cash. floyd mayweather defeated pacquiao in a unanimous decision but the two men both go home winners when it comes to earnings. mayweather is estimated to bring home $180 million for one night. pacquiao settling for a cool $120 million. the arena generated ticket sales and one reporter tweeted this picture showing rows of private jets waiting on the tarmac. still the fight drew critics including mike tyson saying we waited five years for that? saturday also saw the 141 running of the kentucky derby. the favorite, american feypharoah did not disappoint. american pharoah could be a threat to win racing's first triple crown in 30 years and we hope for that. now for round two in

take a listen. >> floyd money mayweather versus manny pacquiao.one of the most anticipated boxing matches of all time. it is also the richest. the fight is projected to shatter boxing revenue records. it is pay-per-view's most expensive boxing match ever, costing almost $100 to watch. estimates from how many people will watch range from 2.5 million to 4 million. the fight will be held at the mgm grand in las vegas, which seats 16,800 people. tickets range from $1500 to $10,000. though the $10,000 seats were not sold publicly. the gate revenue for the fight is set to reach a staggering $72 million. for comparison, that's 3.5 times more than the current gate record $20 million, said by the mayweather versus alvarez fight in 2013. fewer than 1000 tickets for the upcoming fight were sold to the public at face value. they sold out in 60 seconds. the resale market will likely be extremely lucrative. when you factor in other revenue streams, like foreign broadcast sales, closed-circuit viewing sponsorships, and merchandise, the fight is expected to bring

floyd mayweather hinting this will be his last fight. >> floyd mayweather. >>> close to 12,000 fans packed into los angeles just to see the fighters take to the scales. manny pacquioa has won world tights of eight different waves, and floyd mayweather has gone through his career unbeaten. manny pacquioa lost five times and is slightly smaller and lighter. >> i have been fighting bigger guy like marga retto and others. doesn't matter to me. lot of people wandering if you can be the dynamic attacking knock out artist again. how do you feel about that? >> i feel tomorrow the lord is with me strengthen me and deliver him to my hands. >> i dedicated myself to the sport of boxing for over 20 years. i'll ready. >> do you feel that manny pacquioa may do something reckless that she'd be able to take advantage of. >> i can't say. but i'm ready to fight >>> central asian artists rarely receive attention outside their homeland. now at an exhibition in singapore is attempting to put the spotlight on painters from the region. we have more on "the new silk roads." >> reporter: an inspiration for modern a

what if i have to fight floyd mayweather tonight.nized by everybody to get me back. >> the losing purse isn't so bad. so it would have been -- >> jimmy: believe me i would have had my teeth knocked out, one eyeball out of the socket and been happy. >> the material of the shorts looked like snake skin or something. he had a guy that was pulling his waist out to vent any tightness. i guess he couldn't breathe in that material from the waist down. >> jimmy: makes a lot of sense. >> i thought you were the guy for manny. >> jimmy: i would have been that guy. [ applause ] i would have been the venting guy. >> jimmy the venter. >> jimmy: so you watched with your mom, huh? wow, what's going on with you? your parents in town? >> they are in town. we celebrated my mom's birthday on saturday night, the fight night. >> jimmy: what a celebration for mom. mom, we're going to watch boxing for your birthday. >> she said, why, they are just dancing. so we had this traditional pialla. i have the next house next to my house for them to stay. i stay for

floyd: thank you very much. [laughter] mercer: dealing with the industries often legitimate problems. i have a chart and if i am a law professor and is and is eventually you will -- conflicted conversation. what this shows is each of these complex is paying in basis points, to a particular broker-dealer for selling their funds. >> a basis point is one 100th of a percentage point. roughly 1/8 of a percent. mercer: the conflict of interest and you might be more incentivized to sell this fun and get more basis points than this one at 2.4. the cynics might think these are obviously the funds being sold. edward jones is a broker-dealer and the overwhelming majority are american funds managed by capital research, one of america's great companies along with fidelity. it shows edward jones is managing the conflict of ventures to a large percentage. small percentages are being sold to these fund company shares. what they want to do and what is already hired -- required, is that you have procedures in place to manage this

they all watched floyd mayweather take home $100 million and the bragging rights for floyd mayweather he remains undefeated. the fight was delayed 45 minutes because cable and satellite systems had a problem keeping up with the manned. screens went to black after the broadcast started. 90% of pay per view orders came within hours of the fight. may weather couldn't dodge questions about his domestic abuse charges. >> only god can judge me when all is said and done. >> people will never forget, but god will for give. a lot of things i was accused of, i didn't do. he said his focus is on his children's education. >> reporter: our friend a espn tweeted out this picture. look at all the private jets standing by. millions tweeted out the showdown in vegas. according to mike tyson said he was -- underwhelmed. >> a boy gets a birthday party he'll never forget. annie mccormick has the heartwarming story of his do-over and the rescuers who helped him. >> we're at the start of the broad street run. we have great conditions. >> reporter: perfect conditions for the race at the start 80 degrees is

. >> floyd mayweather wins the biggest boxing match of the year. the details on the fight of the century just ahead. >>> outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. everybody will want to get outside today. >> reporter: no excuses today. yesterday was nice, today is better. we'll be in the 70s and low 80s. no humidity out here, the sun is shining brightly. we're above from where he we where we should be for this time of the year. levittown, 44. south jersey, gandys beach 53 degrees. glassboro, 45. cinnaminson, 44. satellite and radar it should be smooth sailing for the runners, the broad street runners. maybe if you're not a big fan of running in the sun wear a hat and put on sunscreen. otherwise perfection conditions out here. 10:00 a.m. 65. by lunchtime we're sitting at 75 degrees with a lot of the sunshine out there. we're forecasting a high of 80 degrees which would be only the second time this year. it will be nice and warm out here. the only negative in the forecast is this the pollen count just like yesterday w

and i'm rel ready for a fight. >> floyd mayweather seemed subdued. some people are reading into that that maybe he is a bit anxious about the result. what do you think? >> i don't have any idea about him. but you know, yesterday i'm happy. >> you've been fighting for 20 years. this is going to be your 65th professional fight. this one is very, very different though, isn't it? tell me how it feels different to you. >> this one is different and i'm excited for the fight on saturday. and i'm sure the fans will love it. >> what does it mean to you to be representing your country, the philippines again on such a big stage? >> it mean a lot. people are excited for to watch this fight. >> reporter: i've been speaking to freddie roach. apparently you've been hitting him very, very hard in sparring. he told me to ask you, are you going to hit floyd as hard as you've been hitting freddie? >> in training, in preparation, we will use it in the fight. we will do it in the fight. >> you've got 48 hours and a bit more to go until the fight now. i know that training

he things manny going to be too much for floyd. he thinks floyd doesn't want to be here.the money. if these two fighters split the reported $300 million and the fight goes the entire distance. each fighter will split $138,000 per second. >> help us understand the money for a second. they're going 0 get money whether they win, whether they lose does the split make a difference depending on whether they win or lose? or no? >> no the money is in it's there are projections expected to be $400 million total, based off a projected three million pay-per-view buys and the $74 million in ticket sales. bottom line it looks like these guys will get $180 million for mayweather and $120 million for pacquiao when it's all said and done. it's absurd. you talk about manny pacquiao a guy who started out earning only $2 per fight. now he's going to make over $100 million in one fight. >> all right. hey, coy, thank you so much. have fun out there. >> i'll try, thanks. >>> thank you so much for watching i do want to show you some video we're getting in of prince william, we understand he has

al jazeera sicily. >> let's cross to las vegas now boxers floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao has justn weighed in ahead of their much-anticipated fight in las vegas. this fight isn't only about the sport. the two are also making an impact on the city's economy. >> it's the neon city in the desert, a place where just about anything goes. but even here the buzz surrounding the flight around floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao has others excited. pound for pound, they are considered the greatest boxers of their generation, and this has been a fight years in the making. it has brought in thousands of fans between them will bring in millions of dollars. >> at the lucky transportation company business is booming. the firm has more than 200 vehicles not enough to cope with the influx of people. >> i have been booked solid for the weekend for the fight. >> the company's owner said that the fight is one of the biggest events the city has seen. >> this has a huge economic impact it also has a huge moral impact that las vegas is back, and it's going to be economically great for our community. >>

>> he loves money floyd money mayweather. he's talked about how much money he has earned and how delighted he was with that. his record at the moment is 48 and 0. the great rocky marciano was 49 and 0. whether or not this was the first for a rematch of this fight, pacquiao has been talking about the fact he came into this fight with a bit of an injury. the judges were perhaps a bit harsh on him. but sequels point to the originals, and i think he will fight again mayweather, whether or not pacquiao does or not i doubt it. >> thank you andy. you can keep up with the aftermath of the flight fight and all of our news, on aljazeera.com. keep it here throughout the day. much more news for you. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> this is a show about science, by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. marita davison is a biologist specializing in evolution. tonight, fracking.

after five years of will they are won't they, when and how much, floyd mayweather jr. and manny pacquiao finally squared off tonight in vegas. but would it live up to its billing? that's going to depend on who you talk to. mayweather wins a unanimous decision. defending world series champions, metal ka and the angels today. 4-1 when albert pujols would make it 4-2 with one swing off the bat. the giants would respond in the bottom of the frame. buster posey in the box. he would push the lead back to three with one swing of his own. two in the top of the ninth to make it 5-4. the giants get lucky as joyce tanks his own guy. the giants make it two in a row. >>> as trying to make it two in a row with the rangers. redick extends hit to ten games. the rangers come back to tie it in the tenth with the bases loaded. that would win it. rangers walked off. 8-7 the final. >>> the final day of the nfl draft has four players headed to the bay. they'll compete for playing time right away in oakland. then out of kansas. the 49ers recently converted tight ends out of oklahoma. round o

, floyd mayweather clinched and disengaged manny. that frustrated him, and that happened in the whole flight. i thought he was defeated. does he need to carry on. do you think he will fight again. right now it's a possibility. i know he does not want to end the career on a sour note. he will be looking to fight one more time. but the best advice is to take a few days off. this was a legacy fight. he's taken a couple of losses. tarnishes the reputation as one of the greatest of all time. i think he'll fight one more time. >> he seemed to have the crowd on his side in vegas. he's a legend in the philippines, do you think he'll step up his career in boxing. ris career is up and running. many has a lot of interests, he's looking for a seat in the senate. he has to focus on a good thing and get back to business in manila. >> thank you for that >>> the reining n.b.a. champion the san francisco spurs have been knocked out. there was a little between the side star players scoring 27. despite missing a large part of the game it was tight unti

. >>> and in snorts we hear from the last man to beat floyd mayweather 19 years ago >>> on friday the coast guard picked up 220 people and they now arrived, on the island and according to officials they are all men and from africa. this is unprecedented numbers. >>> the migrant service has started a mission, the aid station, is working on doctors without borders and funded by a wealthy couple. >>> italy has been on the front line of might go grant influx, and, 3,000 people were rescued. >>> spoke to the director, and he says they're getting more support now. >>> the support have increased i have to say it has increased. unfortunately, it has taken, another tragedy for support to increase. there is more -- it's definitely more on people, and i have been in the u.s., last week, and the u.s., when you talk to people about the problem, they know exactly what you are talking about, because of the tragedy and, yet, there's more awareness and, i think it has always compelled europe to do more, to come together, and, at least put politics away, and politics from search and rescue is and savin

harvey: floyd mayweather. million-plus from what he collected over the weekend because his baby mama is suing him saying he's a despicable liar who rolled over her and to save his own ass before the fight saying essentially she deserved the beating she got. a beating that landed floyd i

he's two years younger than floyd. i think manny still has it. i don't know who, which opponent will be big enough for manny. in terms of matching at least a bit, the hype of the mayweather fight, i don't know if that's possib possible. i think manny will have one or two more fights. that's how i see it. >> on to baltimore, maryland where saturday's curfew ends in about an hour there. most arrests were orderly. one person had to be taken to a hospital, you can see there. earlier, the demonstrations were peaceful after news friday that six police officers were arrested in connection with the death of freddie gray. remember, gray died last month after he suffered a final injury while in police custody, in a transport van. we had several correspondents in the city, on the streets when the curfew went into effect. sarah sidner shows what happens when people refuse to leave. >> reporter: we are on the corner of pennsylvania. there have been several arrests overnight and in other parts of the city. the curfew came at 10:00. some people decided, most pe

employees are getting ready for the manny pacquiao versus floyd mayweather fight. fight in decades. >> i would compare it to, like, the super bowl because even though your team isn't in it, one of the local teams may not be in it, there's so many people that want to be here, it's more of a reason to get out or a party. >> reporter: there's a $30 entry fee just to watch the fight here. and in two weeks, all 150 seats were reserved. >> all the tvs will be showing. we'll be blacking out the windows. volume up. we have pretty good crowd in here so it is going to be fun. we'll have security and stuff like that here so it will be a good time though. it's a good crowd. >> reporter: the only way you can watch the fight here is if you get one of these barstools because they're for walk-ins but you might to get here early. some people might get here four hours before the fight to claim one. personal trainer and former professional boxer marcus wilson has been waiting a long time to watch mayweather and pacquiao in the ring together. >> as an ex-boxer i love the sport. but th

. >> he maintains his unbeaten record floyd mayweather wins the richest fight in boxing history. developments in yemen to tell you about sources in the port city of aden told al jazeera that arab special forces are there assisting fighters loyal to adou rabbo mansour hadi. these are exclusive pictures are what is said to be those ground troops. pro hadi officials say fort special forces have landed, calling it a reconnaissance mission. however, saudi arabia has denied that its troops entered aden and now a spokesman for yemen's southern popular resistance said fighters battling houthis around aden airport are all yemenese and are not arab special forces. >> i assure you if troops were brought into aden from the sea we would have confirmed it through the daily briefing as was the practice during the operation resolve storm. all operations are open. the coalition will not spare effort backing the resistance and achieve positive outcomes on the ground. i reiterate today no troop landings were made into yemen. >> that was a saudi spokesman speaking there. al jazeera arabic correspond

tmz reporting that floyd mayweather is not paying his bail. yesterday in "the l.a.y won. the source was matthew fletcher, knight's attorney. he based it on comments from knight's family. the rapper and boxer once close but fell out of contact years ago. >> $99 for paper view. maybe if you had five or six people. >> we're saying no not for anything. >> mayweather is hard to root for. the things that have happened in his life. >> yeah moving on. >> country singer tim mcgraw turns 48 and ray parker, junior, who sang the ghostbusters theme is 61. from the fed this morning about funding for police and body camera. >>> nepal prepares for thousands of funerals. >>> the bay bridge on friday may the 1st. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning. just say it with us there. just let it set in for a second. >> friday? that's what got me out of bed this morning. lots to get to on this mayday. let's check the forecast with meteorologist. >> you've got temperatures by the afternoon. mid to upper 80s by the south bay.