BALDWIN: It was hyped as "the fight of the century" but some argue Saturday's Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao bout wasn't even "the fight of the night". One possible reason Mayweather won by decision, Pacquiao was hiding an injured shoulder. Now, disgruntled fans are taking the disappointment to court. A federal lawsuit filed against Pacquiao in Las Vegas seeks up to $5 million in damages because Pacquiao apparently kept his injury a secret. The plaintiffs say fans bought tickets or pay-per-view showings and placed wagers under the assumption that both fighters were in healthy, fighting shape. And it was subtle but unmistakable. Convicted Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev cried in court today during testimony in his death penalty trial. It happened when his elderly aunt flown in from Russia took the stand. She was sobbing so hard, she was gasping for breath, had to leave the courtroom to compose herself. It was then that Tsarnaev began to silently weep and wipe his face. It is the most emotion that the 21-year-old has shown since he went on trial. And for much more on the story there in Boston, please tune in tonight. A CNN special: "Murder at the Marathon", what convict5ed Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev did after those attacks. Tonight, 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific. Thank you so much for being with me. I'm Brooke Baldwin here in New York. (inaudible) THE LEAD a little early today. Jake Tapper starts right now.
Pacquiao's Shoulder Scandal; Should Boston Bomber Die?