. >> jim frazier, the assemblyman. >> yes, jim frazier decided that he would go ahead and author a billthat decoding dyslexia california would sponsor, and that bill was assembly bill 1369. and it had over 6,500 parents and children -- dyslexic children -- and organizations from all over california that lobbied for the support of the bill. and it passed unanimously through all the houses and eventually signed into law. >> two parts, right? 2016, 2017. >> that's correct. two different laws. there's phonological processing, which took effect on january 1, 2016. and the second law is that the state is required to develop program guidelines, and that will become effective by the academic school year 2017-2018. >> and, dr. shaywitz, we have about 10 seconds left. what is your advice to parents of dyslexic kids? >> don't wait. we have a paper published just this fall that showed the achievement gap is present already in 1st grade, and it doesn't go away. so, parents, don't be afraid. and another thing parents are afraid of -- if your child has it, he or she has it, getting the diagnosis is a

jim gardner. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's . ernie hudson. annie potts. melissa mccarthy. kristen wiig. kate mckinnon. and leslie jones. plus, generation gap with walt frazierny davis. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, everybody. thank you everybody for coming. it's very kind. welcome. welcome back to those of you who joined us earlier tonight in prime time. we had our game night special here on abc. game three of the nba finals between the warriors and cavs. games one of two in okakland. games three and four in cleveland. if you work hard and sacrifice, you can can have the same travel schedule as the regional sales rep for an insurance company. the cavaliers were looking for a life preserver. the first games didn't go well. at halftime of game two, one of lebron james's tattoos went out to get a tattoo. it was a big night for them. it's bager night for us. we had the cast of the new "ghost busters" movie, and tonight the cast of the original "ghost busters" movie. not only that, we have our own marshmallow man/parking lot security guy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the guy who made the original costume made this. you look great. h

frazier forced him to dig deep. >> when he began, his best skill was to avoid a punch, and towards the back end, he was revered because he could take a punch. >> jim brown, you were in zaire at the time for that foreman fight, and i love there was some references as he was doing rope a dope, he was winking at you rinkside to let you know, hey, everything is okay. i know what i'm doing here. take us back to that scene of the weeks in the run-up there that you were with him. >> i was the color man, and david frost was the play-by-play announcer, and i had gone to george foreman's camp to spar with him. and i saw foreman hit the heavy bag. and i refused to spar with him because of the way he thought the heavy bag, i thought, my goodness, if he hit me, it would break my ribs. i went to ali's camp. i said, look, you're my friend, but i don't know about that george foreman. he hits awfully hard. i'm with you, but i don't know if you can beat him. when he started to win in the ring, he came over and said, big fella, what do you think now? and i thought, this guy is unbelievable. in the middle of a fight, he's going to tell me how wrong i was when i said

jim my the great, telling e that come to las vegas. governor at the time, became senator, will give ali a license to fight. i immediately got ali and joe frazierned to a contract. to fight each other in las vegas. got on the plane with my p man and we haed the mistake of stay ng the desert inn hotel, which had been owned by a gangster named mo, who had sold the place to howard you. when we walked in to have breakfast before the meeting, dale had spotted us, asked what we were doing. we told him we were bringing this great fight to las vegas. he said, ali is a draft dodge, i don't want a draft dodger. this guy who allegedly murdered 30 or 40 people was suddenly on a moral -- he promised not to say anything. we went to the meeting. governor came in, shook my hand. all the commissioners came in, shook my hand. the meeting started. a call came into the lobby of the hotel and it was from robert, the who was the chief fak factotem and he said to the governor, he doesn't want ali to fight in las vegas. >> then of course, the fight went to new york. it was a big success. >> no, no, the fight again, again, let's not jump the story. because what happene

frazier and his partner, watson. my first tv job was because of joe and their relationship. at the end of joe's life, they'd made peace with each other. his legend is so -- i think jimon. that's what the young people, i think, are focusing on now, especially at a divisive time. whether it is political or whatever the global crisis is, i think the kids get that from him. that's what he hated. >> a man who certainly was controversial in his time, as well. you can't gloss over all of that. >> right. what was controversial then is not now. >> he was on the right side. >> and the critics were on the wrong side. in the even, we remember his right over their wrong. >> you think of him in a pre-internet age. >> yes. >> he was social media. >> right. >> i mean, wherever he went, there wasn't a corner of the world that muhammad ali could not go and be recognized and mobbed and loved. >> did you see the interview? forgive me, i forgot again, but someone was flying over with muhammad ali. he said, look at all of the lights down here. these are homes. i could walk into any of these homes and they know who i am. he wasn't sayi ining it in a bragidocious way. >> he is the most fam