there were more victims than just jessica roach.been near the campus of indiana wesleyan university, where tricia reitler had disappeared. i was over there because i needed to be with somebody. there was a small shopping center. i had a van. hall said he raped and strangled a girl here, too. then he identified his victim by pointing to tricia's picture. tricia's disappearance had remained a mystery for 18 months. >> we were just kind of sitting on the sidelines waiting for information to come in. >> with little evidence, and local police insisting on another suspect, tricia's parents, gary and donna, still suffered. >> i know with each thing that came in, the urgency was great. and the heartache was great, too. and the anticipation and the hope. >> hall's confession meant the reitlers might at last find their daughter and gary miller had found the killer of jessica roach. but the next day, hall changed his story. >> as i was talking to him, he said, i was just telling you about my dreams, that didn't really happen. he said, it was j

robo roach introducing kids to science like the study of electrical activity in everything from roaches and squid, and even plants. >> that will literally rewater bodies with disease back to a healthy state. currently the technology that allows him to guide a roach left or right is used by neurosurgeons. he has harnessed the activity in my body to control other things like lights. >> a mechanical hand. >> so you can control the lights. >> and even tim's arm. >> i did it about 50 times because -- because i could. >> forel cooing over beings to taking control of our own body, dr. moralely is at the center of studying how the mind and the brain interact with our physical well being. the see if they can detect diseases and also enhance the performance and well being. >> and significantly extend our lives. right now, there are more than 200 different apps to inprove our brain's functions. >> for example, there's an app called mood gym that allows us to deal with depression and negative motions studies have thousand that it can prevent major depression. >> there's a disturbing friend he is se

more than 16,000 homicides in 2002 none captivates the nation like the outrageous murder of sharon roach's pregnant daughter lacy peterson. tonight we test the evidence that led to his conviction and review his death sentence and expose his privileged life in san quentin prison. here at the haul of justice in san matteo county, california, scott peterson was sentenced to die by lethal injection after being convicted for the murders of his wife lacy and unborn child conner. now he joins 725 other condemned inmates comforted by the fact that california has not executed anyone since 2006. still, his lawyers are using the time to appeal his death sentence saying that scott could not have killed conner because the child had not been born. tonight we'll test the constitutionality of that controversial claim and probe whether the jury did the right thing when they sentenced to death the young fertilizer salesman whose alibi stunk worse than the product he sold. >> lacy meant the world to me. she was my only daughter and my best friend. >> christmas eve 2002, 27-year-old lacy is missing from her s

roach may be driving a tan 1999 toyota camry four door with new jersey tags. if you've seen here, please call d.c. police. >>> it's national nutrition month. coming up in our family health segment, we'll talk to an expert about eating healthy to boost your energy just in time for spring. >>> but first, two enemies of the west are g forces. next, how the new alliance between bow came ha ram -- boko haram in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> isis has accepted a mean of aleague -- accepted a pledge of allegiance from boko haram. some are concern this could increase the attacks by the jihad dis group. >> reporter: islamic state militants have a new partner in terror. isis has accepted a pledge of allegiance from the nigerian terror g

they issued a silver alert for 82-year-old patricia o'brien roach. she was last seen on oregon avenue northwest. she was wearing dark pants and a white sweater and carrying a tan purse. roach drives a tan 1999 toyota camry with new jersey tags. call police if you've seen her. an update now this noon on the latest ebola case. the american who recently tested positive for the virus is now at the national institutes of health in bethesda. officials there say the health care worker who is not being identified this noon contracted ebola while volunteering in sierra leone. the patient was transported to the u.s. in isolation on a chartered plane overnight. the patient's condition can still being evaluated. make sure you grab your umbrella today. it is going to be a wet start to the weekend. chief meteorologist doug hill is here now with a look at when the rain will get here. doug? >> all right jummy looking at a little sunshine right now. during the week we've been telling you that today's weather would be a matter of increasing cloudiness and it's under w

more than 16000 homicides in 2002 none captivates the nation like the outrageous murder of sharon roach's pregnant daughter lacy peterson. tonight we test the evidence that led to his conviction and review his death sentence and expose his privileged life in san quentin prison. here at the haul of justice in san matteo county california, scott peterson was sentenced to die by lethal injection after being convicted for the murders of his wife lacy and unborn child conner. now he joins 725 other condemned inmates comforted by the fact that california has not executed anyone since 2006. still, his lawyers are using the time to appeal his death sentence saying that scott could not have killed conner because the child had not been born. tonight we'll test the constitutionality of that controversial claim and probe whether the jury did the right thing when they sentenced to death the young fertilizer salesman whose alibi stunk worse than the product he sold. >> lacy meant the world to me. she was my only daughter and my best friend. >> christmas eve 2002, 27-year-old lacy is missing from her su

than 16,000 homicides that year 2002 none captivates the nation like the outrageous murder of sharon roach's pregnant daughter laci peters. we test the evidence that led to scott peterson's constriction, meet his motives review his death sentence and expose the condemned man's privileged life in san quinton prison. >> here we hall of justice in san mateo california he was sentenced almost 10 years ago to die by lethal injection after being convicted of the murders of his wife laci and their unborn child thomas. now on death row scott joins 725 other condemned inmates all comforted by the fact that california hasn't actually executed anybody since 2006. still lawyers are using the time to appeal his death sentence saying scott could not have killed connor because the child had not been born. they will test the constitutionality of the controversial plane and probe where whether the jury did the right thing. and sentence the young fertilizer sales man whose alibi stunk worse than what he sold. >> lissy meant the world to me she was my only daughter she was my best friend. >> christmas eve 2002

they lost hope. >> my name is allyson roach and i survived.k about having a family or falling in love at that point, because i felt in my own head that no one was going to want to marry someone who looks like me. i very much felt like a frankenstein for a very long time. i was very lost with what i wanted to do for a career, and i ran into an old friend of mine, and she said, "san diego zoo safari park, they're hiring photographers." so i interviewed at the safari park, and i was actually hired on the spot. i would say about three or four months into the job, the strangest thing happened. i was photographing at the front gate, and this young man comes up to me, and you know, he says, "hi, how are you?" and i look at him and -- you know i knew he worked there. i'd seen him there every once in a while. so i smiled and i politely said hi back. and he got kind of shy, and his face went quickly white. and he said "well, i'd really like to talk to you, but i gotta get going so i guess i'll see you later, bye!" so, we were engaged in april of 2008, a

roach remains behind bars tonight. >>> philadelphia police say this man pulled a knife on a septa busriver on march 21st. the man boarded the route 23 bus to germantown. when the driver asked him to move so passengers could walk by, the man became angry, pulled a knife and then threatened the driver. no one was hurt. if you recognize this man, call police. >>> a man is facing attempted murder charges after a woman was found stabbed several times in a south jersey home. 58-year-old christopher delzel is held on $250,000 bail. a woman was stabbed six times in the stomach in a home in brick township. officers found the man sitting in a bedroom inside the home covered in blood. the woman right now is in critical condition. >>> we all know that dogs are also known as man and woman's best friends. >> absolutely. for one man, his dog is his savior. we have the video to prove it. >> couldn't fare too well much longer out there. >> rover to the rescue. one man's near-death experience trapped in cold water and mud. how one four-legged creature made all the difference when seconds mattered. >>>

talking about the dogs and beagles and rabbits and other kinds of animal i'm hoping at some point roach the case by case and oppose all animal testing in regards to this think of our own pets and think if you want them to the ginny pigs and come up with a different view thank you. i'll appreciate that if you change that thanks. >> seeing none, i'll close the speaks on page 167 under the reluctant can you walk me through why we support confidential voting i presume as opposed to an open vote so we can better cast all our votes on other issues. >> this particular issue is generally dealing with confidential voting that have been submitted by institutions to companies and making sure that that information is confidential it is actually, the proposal we generally see we haven't seen this proposal for a number of years now it's been a few years since this type of proposal has been on the ballot of proxy companies. >> not towards votes in the board room. >> no only institutional investors and a as and present their votes to the company. >> all in favor, say i. of the motion. >> i. >> passes u

i'm mike roach thank you for allowing me to speak i'm in favor of the project as. >> saw david barker show you why he's one of the best residential architects in the country the study he went through and the design that came out is so unique and fits the site so well, it is just a delight to see a wonderful project like this i certainly hope you approve it thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm jamie i live in lincoln hill south of market the concern about the micro units is the lack of open space i live in a 4 hundred and 32 square feet studio i have a hard time staying in there in there for a extend period of time my unit going here rather golden gate park and other areas where there's public open space the other concern as people angle they develop dementia alzheimer's and other issues those micro units don't allow four caregivers to stay with them thing to that about bigger pictures. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm jake i'm excuse me. i was born in the city and moved back after college as a young professional having a house that is allow

talking about the dogs and beagles and rabbits and other kinds of animal i'm hoping at some point roach the case by case and oppose all animal testing in regards

police say 35-year-old jerome roach of seaford punched the woman in the face near a home on the 9,000 of stark road then he judd ran off. she's in the hospital but expected to be okay. police say roach also attacked another person earlier yesterday in a wal*mart parking lot. >>> republican leaders in indiana say they're working oh an adopt agnew measure clarifying that state's controversial knew religious freedom law is not discriminatory. >> but as the damage already done. >> fox news correspondent garrett tenney has the story. >> reporter: it's called the religious freedom restoration act a new bill in indiana that opponents say is aimed at legalizing discrimination against gays and lesbians passage of the law brought nationwide attention to the hoosier state. much of it unwanted. and now republican lawmakers are saying they want to clarify the bill to make sure it cannot be used to discriminate. >> what we had hoped for with the bill was message of inclusion, inclusion of all religious beliefs. what instead has come out message of exclusion and that was not the intent. >> reporter:

they hope to roach a deal by the end of this month. at the same time, at that conference this weekend, egypt is showing off plan for a new capital. they unveiled model for a new city. the population of 18 million, it suffers from crowding and traffic jams and officials want a new place for the seat of government. the new capitol will be build by the firm that's constructing the tallest building in the world in duh bay. >>> as john reports it the largest iraqi military operation against isis so far. >> as they wait, they say they are planing the next major ground in the battle retaking the city's center. ground troops and fighters have surrounded isis militants at this point. isis has been using roadside bombs, su side attacks and also niner fire to keep ground forces back. iraqi troops have been clearing out booby trapped homes. they have been aided by iranian fighters. that's a concern for the u.s. and it's alleys because of the growing violence and two because of i ran's over all influence and involvement in iraq. now there are repor

reporter: armstrong does have backing for the charity race from 1997 until it went to honor stephen roach>> for me, he is paying, and he will pay the rest of his life, for this. i think that is important to note, but i think it sometime he must also remember all the people, the young kids come all the people that were very ill, armstrong was an inspiration for them. a were in a very dark moment. if this guy can do it, i can do it. reporter: former english football player jeff thomas invited him to raise $1.5 million. thomas wants to ride the day before the professional race. reporter: hello there. welcome to the web news with our pick of the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show, web users a tribute to leak onee kuan yew. and a scene from "the matrix" movies revisited in legos. web users in singapore have been paying tribute to see their former and first prime minister lee kuan yew, who died monday morning at the age of 91. a steady stream of people have been visiting for the past month to leave messages for the city state's father and mourn his passing. his son,

they're getting that and all they wanted was heat and hot running water in the winter and no cook roaches and fire alarms that work in fires those are simple things how come we're not doing that many residents ask and i ask there will be reason after reason after reason that transformation will be sustained by a very knowledgeable resident basis and inspired staff and our pocket sectors as tremors commentator they're no my office saying hey, it's not about the brick and mortar we have to have services that the city has never done before because if we're going to ask people to challenge themselves out the poverty we've done that time and gnp time again in non-residents we've been successful so this re-visioning is going to happen i'm so happy it's happening in our watch and glad it's happening under the leadership the supervisor london breed and supervisor cowen two strong women that will not leave me alone and constituents that won't let them all and all to say that my envisioning for

when is it disproportionately located in neighborhoods and it supports the massage establishment by roache the state certification and local certification this reduce the confusion around the land use regulations and the planning department supports the ordinance because the one year approximate puts operators on notice about the use for regulatory codes and the interpretation code is a regular period of time planning department supports the cu requirement for the following reasons the cu respiratory as mention is a common requirement for retail uses including restaurants and certain automatic uses and k through 12 public schools or other schools those uses are not vilified but roles for the social fabric with the cu process allows as a concentration the public nature including the public operators to shine the have you seen for a to shine and a filter for less scrupulous filters and lastly the conditions of approval that a accompany all permits and those for the planning code enforcement efforts we understand there are proposed amendments to the ordinance and the ones that concern the pla

one unit will remain 2 bedrooms and one, two family sized unit each the project is at an me out to roache the elements at the existing structure the definition for the demolition under the section of the planning code is proposed a removal of more than 50 percent of horizon and vertical eliminates it was continued indefinite in order for the project sponsor and adjacent neighbors to address the concerns related to light the project sponsor made revisions to the plan and other platoons mr. sanchez are before you today those are the major revisions at the rear of the major provision a set back from the property line 3 feet and on the front the bay window by one half and cutting the northeast corner wall a fire chief degree angle the department has received one letter in opposition to the past a of light and one letter in support of the neighbor on the block since it was approved it was for the modified project one phone call if a resident of noah valley objecting the department recommends you not take a dr because the dwelling in scale are compatible with the surrounding building in a neigh

. >> good afternoon my name is mike roach thank you for allowing me to speak i'm here to support the project i've looked the lot and i agree with the architect it is extremely difficult lot to configure a building on i disagree that smaller units don't make more affordable i think that is a elegant plan and the floor plan is amenable thank you. >> commissioner. good afternoon peter coning from the council of community housing organizations we submitted a letter this morning i have copies for you, you have a very serious policy matter in front of you not a small irregular lot but a question of policy which effects not only market octavia but rincon hill and selma that is a policy that's been common throughout our neighborhood plans for the last 12 or 15 years of community planning we're here to oppose it i don't know about the project designs but as a matter of policy be cautious about undermining a policy which you will not been able to go back on it is important to remember what was it 999 i believe when the process began how hard fought that policy the communities working on market

they eat the roaches. you ever clean your place and find things you haven't seen in years?ets world." >>> you like living alone? >> i do. it is hard. relationships are tough. they really are. my friends are like you have sex all the time. but with the same girl. it's like having an ipod with one song. i know that song. it's really hard. to me a girlfriend is like communism. it is great in theory. i got dumped by e-mail one time. you are not right for me if you don't forward this to ten people you will die. i got caught cheating in the worst way. i have this new iphone. i don't know how to work it. it is ringing on silent and i am kissing this girl and the girl i'm kissing is like i want to have sex right now and the phone picks up and i hear from my pocket i bet you do you who are are. i turn around and there is the verizon guy with the entire network. >> give them a round of applause! that was a lot of fun. thanks for hanging out with us. until next time, keep watching. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a

. >> there are rats, roaches, central things like toilet tissue and soap they ran out a lot. and just the overall feel. you feel like you're being more like a halfway house. >> tamica smalls says she lived at d.c. general for a while with her kids when the house she lived in closed. >> the younger children is harder. you have a bunch of children they feel like they're in a pigpen, running around hollering and screaming. if you didn't do it, i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. >> more than 30% of children live below the poverty line. >> i think we've had an explosion of homelessness and the major issue had is the economy. and the fact that homeless families, poor poor families are no longer able to make tonight this city. >> much of that is due to a lack of affordable housing. new construction of luxury units with higher rents is pushing thousands of people many of them young families into the city's shelters and overflow hotels. smalls and her children are among them. she now lives in a city paid for hotel with her family. >> you have new buyers coming in fixing up your gre

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. >> students from nazareth academy grade school proved they have what it takes to be super here roachesholding a benefit today called nags to the rescue. it's for a local family who lost their home and everything in it to a fire earlier this week. students were allowed to wear any super hero t shirt or school gym shirt for a donation and good news is they raised $1,000 to help that family out. >>> take another look at weather. scott williams standing by. scott i know winter is still about half hour left. not the start of the spring we were hoping for. >> it really isn't. chris and dawn we're looking at temperatures in the 30s. it's still snowing outside of our studios. look at this. 33 degrees right now. wind chills are right around 24 degrees. we should have high temperatures this time of year in the mid 50s 50s. but not so much today. ultimate doppler right now still showing you that we're dealing with mainly rain millville dover, atlantic city, cape may but move a little farther inland inland, still looking at that snow in sections of burlington county, ocean county and also right ar

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the roach motel is no longer there at cushing. tom: are you taking a shot at steve roach? edward: not at all. [laughter] olivia: our producers going to have to start producing less? edward: our last option is to ramp up exports a bit more. the ability to move crude out of the u.s. was over. the ability to push u.s. crew down -- we have a little bit of room on the export side. unless refiners really ramp up quickly, we are weeks away from the point at which shutdowns may be necessary. brendan: i want to get back to the fed. your macro call says it is a stable u.s. economy, but low to nonexistent inflation. do we not need a little bit of inflation for a stable u.s. economy? omar: absolutely. it will drive it at a different pace. the pace that the fed will raise rates will be slow. that will be related to inflation. inflation comes in different flavors. we are not seeing any inflation related to wage growth. target and walmart started that announcement yesterday. tom: you can link the target announcement into yellen policy? brendan: it sounds like he is calling the target ann

said progress is being made and acknowledged big gaps that must be bridged if the sides are to be roachede end of the march deadline. and pentagon now increasingly confident that iraqi forces backed by iranian militias will win and a final fare well by an american woman murdered by isis terrorist. in prescott, arizona, the 26-year-old was captured in august of 2013 and confirmed dead last month. mueller was honored last month in her almamatter and in flagstaff and there was a candlelight memorial in hometown of prescott where she raised the awareness of hiv and aids. will has more. will, the services based on a letter that kayla wrote to her parents while in captivity and that must have been excrusheating for them. >> reporter: that's right. she was in captivity and wrote the letter and gave it to cell mates that were released. they support upon it to her parents. there was a love of family and at one point her mom got choked up. >> i surrendered myself to my creator and there is no one else. by your thoughts and prayers i have felt tenderly cradled in free fall. >> and the father who fou

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but frankly, i'd want to see all of the videos and have a clearer picture of this before i roach the conclusions. >> the surveillance video shows africa dealing drugs before the shooting. people who knew him knew he had a mental situation that the police knew about. is that relevant? >> they said they tased him and that had no effect. he seems to be a deranged person mentally ill person who could be capable of violence. look how violent he was when they pulled him out of the tent. it looked like a dangerous situation. >> thank you, paul callan. >>> up next tamir rice was shot and killed by a cleveland police officer. the city of cleveland says it was his fault. i speak with his mother next. >>> and the girlfriend of nemtsov is now under investigation for his death. i already feel like we're the most connected but i think this solo date will seal the deal. sure! i offer multi-car, safe driver, and so many other discounts that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings with all of you! just visit progressive.com today. but right now, i

>> i think our national president said it best they were scrammingbleing like roach when is you turn light on. i think we support that sentiment. there has to be change in ferguson. there has to be change in policing in this whole region and it's got to happen and it's going to happen. those folks who try to derail it or those folks hoping it doesn't happen they're going to come up short. the doj report in itself is the foundation for change that needed -- it is clear, it outlines the fact and we're going to act on those facts and make sure that the changing happen. >> adolphus pruitt thanks very much for joining us. >> no thank you. >> much more on the breaking news the breaking coverage of the ferguson police shootings. that's coming up. also a new scandal for the u.s. secret service. two senior officers -- agents, i should say, accused of drinking and then crashing their car at the white house. did their supervisor try to cover it all up? denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural g

roach of switzerland $52. pfizer $52 billion. senovia, $45 billion. glacks sew smith cline $43. i can go on. what is your experience with the amount of drug being bought this the united states? dr. fugh-berman: we spend more money on drugs in the united states than in any other country. and we certainly use a lot of drugs. and yes, there are some of these businesses, they are extremely successful at the very high profit margin on drugs. there are a lot of companies large and small. there has been in small specialty companies with niche drugs that are extremely expensive as well. brian: what is the difference between a patented drug like lipitor and then that patent runs out and then you go to genric? dr. fugh-berman: by the drug comes on the market there are usually seven or 10 years of patent life left. but there are many techniques for extending patent life in some ways of doing that are for example putting out delayed release preparations. a company might do an immediate release and then they do a controlled release and then an extended release. that is a way of extending pat

[cheers and applause] i would like to thank freddie roach for, you know, for being a very nice to us.m pacquiao. been nice to me. bob arum. you know, that is what we call this, our team, we have -- we've been working since 2001 until now, 2015. we're the longest team work in boxing history. our coach and boxer. my promoter bob arum, is my loyalty to them. so thank you for trusting me. and god bless you all. [applause] gerri: that was manny pacquiao, making his name. i want to get a quick reaction here from mike hill. mike. >> how can you not like manny pacquiao? he is consummate pro. he is a role model. he is one of those guys that you want to hang around your family and have dinner with. but you know what? we like the fight game. we know it is not just being a really nice guy. we want to see them in the ring throwing those hands. when throws those hands he is among the best. i love the guy. he has come on the show. he sung songs for us, what not. he is consummate entertainer. we're looking for it may may 2nd. gerri: so versatile and fascinating. get back to the press conference. aaro

. >> saving rhetoric for later down the line, it was left to freddie roach to take the first serve. >> we are in the toughest fight of our life, fighting the best fighter in the world we're going to kick his ass i'm sorry, but good luck, floyd. >> the show over for now both pack you and mayweather will restreet into relative seclusion before coming together for the headline act in may. >> manny pacquiao is a hero in his native philippines where he's also a politician. we report from manila. locals are anxiously counting down to the big fight. >> the last few weeks have been a time of political upheaval and tragedy for the philippines. the upcoming match between manny pack you and floyd mayweather is set to be the biggest boxing match in recent history but it's more than just the harness of hundreds of millions of dollars in earning at stake here. manny pack yous rags to riches story is an inspiration where millions of people are mired in poverty. >> manny's story is really inspiring for all of us. he was poor then and now he is rich and famous. he made it all because of hard work. >>

police issued a silver alert for patricia o'brien roach this morning. she was last season thursday night on oregon avenue northwest and authorities were worried about her well being. police sent out an update a half-hour ago saying she's been located and the alert has been canceled. >> maryland lawmakers are changing governor larry hogan's budget to make room for more education spending. officials say the house appropriations committee made several hundred million dollars in added cuts. the money will then be used to beef up spending on schools and state's employee pay. >> custody dispute is heating up over a veteran's dog he thought was missing. >> we introduced you to dara a few months ago. rebecca cooper is in our newsroom with an update on dara who has been found, right? >> right, alison. good news bad news. this is a story that we brought you on abc 7 news already and now it's taken a twist that's going to tug at the heart of any dog owner. national guardsman john walker lives in kent island was deployed to kuwait in 2013. so he left his dog with a

to be traveling eastbound on 66 from manassas toward the beltway, no problems this morning as you roachay -- as you approach the beltway, issue and accident free westbound on 66. increasing volume as you get toward the beltway and slick roads. make sure you take it easy out there. we don't want you to get hurt. traveling in the district, remember 16th street is closed, parts of it. we have lane closures on 16 rght street and military road because of the bridge construction. our very own nikki burdine who i think is actually right there, we'll hear from her at the top of our 6:30 half-hour about what is going o. the alternate route, the best one, georgia avenue. a live look shows you that traffic on georgia avenue is light this morning. also consider metro because it's sernlg going to be a -- certainly going to be a mess if you're traveling in that area. i'll give you an update on how things are shaping up on metro. >>> when do they have time to work? federal agents are accused of attending and enjoying sex parties funded by drug cartels. >> nasa scientists say they are preparing to spen

freddie roach is the trainer for manny pacquiao.-mouthing floyd and floyd's father as well, hasn't he? we could see real, 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