and i went to some friends' house in miami. and take it -- i don't drink anymore. i started taking psychedelics. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for real? >> i took some acid. i took some acid and it was fun. basketball'super interesting on acid. >> jimmy: is it? >> then the commercials during the game came on. and it was kanye on "celebrity family feud." and i was like, yo, i'm really tripping right now! [ laughter ] i was like, what? oh, man, this is some good acid, what am i seeing? he was laughing it up with steve harvey. ha ha ha! i was likethis is crazy right now! [ laughter ] turns out that was real. >> jimmy: yeah, that is -- that's this weekend, 'sit >> jimmy: it's reall good to see you. veryell done. i'm impressed. very strong. hannah ball buess. see him inag." it ope in theaters one week from today. be right back with music from aloe blacc!

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shot at the nba career he always dreamed of. he had to overcome depression anduicidal thoughts to become a successful television personality. w he's teaching that tenacity to young people across the country. here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitt. >> reporter: on the three-point line and to his fans, jay williams seemed to have it all. >> brag for a second. when you were at duke, how good were you? >> i was a right. >> more than all right. >> reporter: a two-time all-american at duke, williams led his team to a national championship. at 20, he was the second pick in the nba draft by the chicago >> jay williams from duke university. >> reporter: just weeks after s rookie season ded, jay's career,promise, cut short by a devastating motorcycle accident. >> bulls guard jay a motorcycle accident --

>> the second player taken in the draft transported t the hospital in critical condition. >> these injuries could definitely change his career permanently. >> reporter: from what seemed to be gone, jay has found a new purpose on a familiar court. mentoring a group of young men as part of the yoube series "best shot." >> i remember that day. it validated, i had made life >> reporter: oune 19th, 2003, jay was mting his agent. no fear, no license, no helmet. >> as i look up from the spdometer going 65, 70 miles per hour, i'm headed towards a utility pole. i'm headed towards my fate. >> reporter: the prodigy was now a punch line. his bike hit a pole. his life hit rock bott. >> my body spinning around in the air. i remember it vividly. and i hit the ground. hitting cement. >> reporter: he would make a valiant attempt at a comeback,

but basically at 21, jay williams' nba career was over. >> i started screaming out, "i threw it all away." because i recognized right there at that point that i made a stupidss decision that will forever define my life. >> reporter: the road to recovery was long. painful. depression. addiction to painkillers. did it get for you?k, how dark it got two suicide attempts dark. >> twice you tried -- >> twice, yeah. >> how did you get yourself out of that space i think i got really lucky when i tried to surround myself with people that helped me to higher standards than i held himself. >> reporter: y an espn analyst, jay's using life lessons to ie oe .nsth oreeras the doc docu-series follows jay to newark, new jersey's central high school, an oasis in one of america's most troubled cities. kids here to be.

in the first episode of "best shot," the players and the admi skills. >>y rookie year, playing against the lakers, okay? i'm a rookie for the bulls, yeah, i want to win this game more than anything. >> repor it's the substance of his character that wins their trust. >> that's the to the next level. >> reporter: basketball's the ho. >> hard aselping adoleent boys become young men worthy of admiration is the goal. jay williams, the once college facetiming with boys from the ow shy side of blue collar neighborhoods. oh, yeah -- aessage from a baller all these boys idolize. >> yeah, what's up, y'all? here wh your man jay will. listen, man, we're excited about you guys. >> rorter: lebron james. one of the show's exeve producers. >> lebron had different challenges withis mother, with his family. so i thi him being able to part that kind of wisdom and

lend anoer voiceo this is important. >>epit rorter:ay j head coach seanccray, a big man with his own backstory. >> i thoughte was a great asset to the season. as far as like building chacter and making the team understand brotherhthey researc basketball teams in the newk area and chose to high school i because of coach mccray story. so this is the neighborhood you grew up in? >> right.he street. but this was all projects right here. >> reporter: newark born and raised. along with coaching, mc's a community activist. he knows the struggle many of s players face at home. because he faced them. >> these kids think this is normal but is not. don't know when ty go home if ou they're getting a pror meal, if they're sleeping that night. they live in a crime-ridden area. you don't know if they're going to get shot.

>> how much of yoursel do you see in these boys? >> a lot. a lot them grew up with no fathers. i grew up without mydad. a lot. i see tha with these guys. like -- you need a male figure inour life. >> reporter: mccray kn iwsno th takes more than a father gure. his ownprison. don't just fall throughkids theyan fall intocraters. how many times in your coaching career have you gotten the call? >> honestly? hundreds of s.meti 19 -- no, 21 deaths. and just guys going to jail. calling me. up." >> reforter: teammates s anquan clark say cray is part fath, uncle, teacher, wise ma reliably consistent, relentlessly supportive, unapologetically demanding. coach mccray worries far more aboujequan's whereabouts than his jump shot. >> he was probly the only kid

i worried about. because of where he was going, where he was living. you know, sometimesou get caught up in your surroundings. i used to tell them, just go home. >> reporter: jequan learned the hard way. >> when i got in a car accident, i brokey femur bone. i had to sit out sophomore year. >> reporter: a joyride in a stolen car. did you realize it was stole someone. >> i didn't know it was stolen. >>eporter: in novemr he was arrested for robbery. but was never adjudicated. back o the court, jequan, knownd his name and guidance from a new source. >> what's up, jay? >> reporter: receiving a special message from one of the greats. what's up, kid? man. at the end of the day, ery experience in teacher >> reporter: jahad, known as haddi, has different challenges. in addition to one of his brotrs being in ja he's struggled in school.

>> my grades was horrible. >> what's horrible? >> fs, ds. i actually sat down and thought about it. like i needo do better in school. not jt because of basketball. just period. i want to succeed in my life. >> reporter: with support from his mother, his aches, haddi's grad improved. he's eligible to play ain. with his teammates, went on a tr they'll remember the rest of their lives. touke university, jay williams' alma mater, a first time out of new jersey for some of these kids, a glimpse at what's possible for boldly and tirelessly. durham's a lg way from newark but the boys were reminded, hardship and heartache is never far away. haddi got a call from his mother. his father died. attack. and i still miss him a lot. but i know that i got people

that's there for me. >>eporter:ay williams knows darkness well. it is perhaps his most enduring lesson to the team from central high. darkness never lasts for those who never give up. >> everybody has something that goes -- song in their life. how do you use that to empower you? yes, this happened but i plan on being better for it. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm byron pitts in newark, new jersey. >> family! >> the original series "bes on july 18th. up next, rembering anthony bore da bourdain. a look back at our conversations with the celebrity chef. >> do you miss being a chef? >> i miss sitting at the bar after work. having served 300 meals. g-dista. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for er 1years. humira works inside the body to target

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he was a an adventurer. a truth-teller. watching him roam the world from our living rooms, he felt like a friend. celebrity chef anthony bourdain dedicated his career to expanding our minds and our palates. giving us a taste for the unknown. nbc's david wright remembers him tonight. >> fellow trelers, this is what you want. this is what you need. this is the path to true happiness. and wisdom. >> reporter: for anthony bourdain, ever theurer, he took unknown. no location tooremote. no dish too exotic. >> eating bugs?

that is so last network. >> reporter: but his final destination was tragic >>world-renowned chef, best-selling author, award-winning host of "nd our f anthony bourdain, has died. >> reporter: a hotel room in france where he was filming an upcoming episode of his award-winning cnn show, the part we may never kno is why, at age 61, this gle-trotting superstar appears to have taken s own life. he had a dream job. >> i try to avoid a social conscience. i try to avoid politics. i think -- i don't think that i ha the gravitas. it.reporter: and he was great at >> i have a sense i'm a guy. >> reporter: i first met bourdain in lebanon in 06. bodain happened to be there filming his show "n reservations." the rest of us we there to cover t war. >> i'm not ted koppe you know? war coverage, serious correspondce, that's just not -- if anything, i thought it

was ill-suit to the material, to say the leasew appreciation comfort food. dished out by u.s marines who t >> tuna noodle casserole. it's a jokeish synonymous with awfulness. now a welcome sign. a sign that things were normal. that we were going home. >> reporter: that abilityo use food t find empathy, common ground, with people of vastly different experience, is wt people led about anthony >> good to see you. >> reporter: today president obama looked back on the extraordinary meal he shared with bourdain in vietnam. >> i will walk you through it. >> walk me through this. >> reporte a meal and a man the former president won't soon forget. tweeting today, this is how i'll remember tony. he taught us about food, but more portantly, about its ability to bring us together, to make us a little less afraid of

the unknown. we'll miss him. and as head chef, he was equally >> i don't get these special appetizes in sin.12 seconds my head is going to explode! >> rorter: he dared to reveal trade secrets that migh make you think twice abo dining out. when "kit comment confidential" became a best seller in 2000, he gave "nightline" a tour of his kitchen. >> feel like you're in a noisy, tobacco-stained, loud, crowded, exuberant place just like in paris, eating exactly the same kind of what people are looking forward to when they come here, and tt's exactly what they get. cooking well.tust doing well it's cooking well alwa. always being on time. always beingready. always making it the s ame wa >> reporter: among the trade secrets he revealed, don't order fish on a monday. because iton't be fresh off the boat.

check out the bhroom in your favorite restaurant. if it's dirty, the kitchen probably is too. and, never orderggs benedict for sunday brunch, in fact, steer clear of sunday brunch altogether. >>any restaurants save up their table tter they'll heat it up, strain out the cigarette butts and bread crbs, use that for the hollanise. >> you're the guy wy --ro some of the best meals of my lif the last seven yea have been in absolutely septic environments with chickens and ps running around. >> reporter:ase in point, a meal he had with bushmen in namibia, ostrich egg omelette cooked othe ground along with the anus of a wart hog. >> this is one time where "well done" is eminently desirable. but no, this hershey highway is served al dente. . chewy. >> reporter: not something he'd ever have served at his restaurant.

>> i like them medium well. >> well-donners, used to hate them, but -- ty pay to eat our garbage. you know, they want the veughest, oldest, nerviest, mosa .un and they are least likely to tice when we give it to them. they want cbonized shoe leather. most restaurants are only too happy toive it to them. >> do you miss being a ef? >> i miss sitng at the bar after work. having served 300 mes. >> you know exactly how well you did, you know. your fellow professionals know you did -- you were on your game. 300 meals went out, nothing came back. >> how has travel changed you? >> hing seennd fallen in love with, you know, asia, south lot whawas we take grantedfe, a in america, is verylat to me. >> reporter: he knew he was living the good life.

but having struggled with addiction, he acknowledged his demons as well. >> i'd like to be happy. e happy. i ha, yoknow, incredible luck. >> uh-huh. >> i'd like to look out the window and say, hey, life is good. >>nd you don't? >> no. >> reporter: bourdain is the second high-profile suicide this week. just days after designer kate ade. according to the cdc, suicide rates have been rin every state but nevada. bourdain's mother tls "the new york times" his close friend told her he had was little shine bouain wastre risk. france was bodain's culinary this was the cuisine tt launched it, and it was one he clearly enjoyed.