chef gordon ramsay is here, i did this with mike tyson once. yeah. mike tyson to show me how he makes eggs and he did and they were terrible. i pretended they were good. because it's mike tyson. but -- well, chef gordon ramsay knows what he is doing. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel concert series brought to you by at&t. mobilizing your world. skyfall. lean in, then some pinterest, you? twitter. minecraft and then some hunger games. boom. wow, you guys are all set, huh? oh yeah, new amazon fire phone. it comes with amazon prime - tons of cool stuff for no extra charge. really? it comes with amazon prime? yeah, there's so much to watch. i've been on this earth nine years, i've never seen anything like it. the new amazon fire phone, with a full year of prime included. exclusively on at&t. when francois thibault said he with spring water and the n best french wheat. everyone here said... non, non! but little by little, the world got to love what he had made. grey goose, francois? the extraordinary belongs to those

apparently time heals all wounds, even an infamous ear bite. >> yeah, one time bitter boxing rivals mike tysonnd evander holyfield, the two have come a long way since their bout, that is when tyson took off a piece of holyfield's ear. >> oops. >> i have the opportunity to see one of the greatest fighters, the real deal, evander holyfield. >> you know, i realized mike was a hard worker. >> hard worker and a hard biter. >>> long-time rivals shared the stage, sugar ray leonard and roberto duran, all is forgiven. >> that is nice to see. >> we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> on this sunday night, deadly crash. nascar champion tony stewart hits and kills a fellow driver. investigators now trying to determine how it happened. >>> growing outrage. a community takes to the streets after an unarmed teenager is shot to death by the police. >>> new air strikes in iraq as militants threaten a key city. tonight, we're on the ground as the political battle rages. >> runway emergency, what happened when the engine of a plane caught fire just before takeoff. and work or family? the ceo who is getting a lot o

mike tyson at the mgm. now i'm at the mgm. soon there will be another fighter at the mgm. on the opposite side. hopefully it's one of my fighters. that's how it works. but, you know, like my career, i had a great career. i had a great career. the best thing about my career i don't have to work again. you have a lot of famous faces that walk the red carpet, million dollar face, only a dollar in their pocket. you have successful that's never walked the red carpet, but they can walk in any bank. so i truly believe in success over fame. i'm happy i'm in a position, you know, that my children don't have to work. i always wanted to put them in a position where they don't have to work. what i always try to teach, my children is about being an employer, have a mind of an employer, not an employee. a lot of times i don't have to try to get a lot of publicity for giving back to the people less fortunate or an american citizen. it's about giving back to the youngsters. that's what it's about. they tdeserve it. they are the future. >> up next, a celebrity chef with a spicy past. >> i

neil: i'm amazed at the mike tyson story. he had a billion dollars earned in the ring collectively.ost it all. >> highway to the danger zone by kenny loggins totally merits a sequel. i will contribute to that brilliant piece of craftsmanship. mike tyson, a lot of the guys invest, you hear that about lottery winners, they come into millions and they're broke. neil: according to the lifestyle they think their money supports. >> this is a good entrepreneur thing to do. this guy came up with 55,000 bucks for potato salad. good for him. >> i like kickstarter, too. it's a hipster thing. someday -- >> what do the people who give get out of it? you're not a venture capitalist. >> you get a tote bag, the hipster brooklyn thing is taking over the world. and you will see the danger of crowdsourcing investments because the public. neil: not if barack obama has anything to do about it! no? >> yeah. yeah, sure. i will give you. that i don't know what you're talking about. neil: neither do i. with so many americans out of jobs, you would expect those with jobs to do their jobs. look, erik holder h

>> i think it does, both men acknowledge this was a nasty fight, and maybe mike tyson has a few screwsles: anyone you dislikeed in high school or college, you think it is impossible to ever make up with them. >> no i'm forgiveing. charles: you are too nice, we'll ask tracy. but we'll be here forever pete in third grade, and then lisa. >> it is not your energy. >> the thing is, no one bit your ear off, tyson is a thug, she should not have that honor, hollyfield was a gentleman to better end, tyson should not have been the guy to do it. >> is that about letting go of negative energy, look at what happened. >> everyone gets a second chance, they do have a lot in common, they combined between 219 kids, a combined at one -- they are talking about how they blue alblow all their money, anl the women they have been with. charles: hollyfield it 11 kids with 10 women or something like that. >> his house had 109 rooms. charles: i remember, it was so huge on "sports illustrated" you needed two pages. >> no one is like where sugar ray leonard when you need him. >> they got back on the world stage.

. >> one time, bitter boxing rivals mike tyson and evander holyfield, in las vegas together, the twohave come a long way since that infamous 1997 title bout when tyson bit off part of his ear. >> mr. real deal, evander holyfield. >> you know, i've seen mike work and i realized he was a hard worker. good things you can't wish away. >> two pair of longtime rivals actually shared the stage at last night's event. not only the aforementioned, welcoming his fellow teammate into the hall of fame. >> he was not asking for his ear back and everything seems to be healed over. >> hey, we're all looking for the super moon tonight. >> look you can see it coming up over the horizon, a chance of lightning tomorrow night in the bay area. >> all right, more at 11:00. >> thank you for choosing nbc bay area news. - [sighs] [cell phone buzzes] - lemon. - when you were watching me after my oral surgery, did i put a toaster waffle into my dvd player? - you did. you watched it for about an hour, said nicole kidman should get an oscar for it, then you turned it off. - yikes. thanks for babysitting me. - i d

a chance jamie foxx will play heavyweight boxer mike tyson. >> should be a good film. >> yeah.ed a trainer about boxing champ mohammed ally and won an oscar for playing ray charles. i love that movie. >> tyson's life should be a great story for this movie. undisputed heavyweight champ age 20. forever being remembered for biting an opponent's ear during a match. he spent three years in prison for rape and had a one-man play on broadway. >> there's so much to talk about mike tyson. >> so much going on there. i'm excited about that. >> it will be interesting. >>> well, katy perry roared into the white house last night, at a dinner celebrating the anniversary of the special olympics. looking stunning in a royal blue gown studded with crystals. >> and her sometimes colorful hair was sedate black for the evening. president obama introducing perry as one of his favorite people. ♪ i've get on the eye of the tiger and fire ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ ♪ as i am a champion and you're going to ♪ ♪ hear me roar >> belting out some roars in the state dining room. glam couple brooklyn deck

iron mike tyson offers advice for jamie fox who will be playing the champion's upcoming movie.teroids, eat some pork, potatoes and do all that stuff, lift some weights." all right. >>> after rocking more than 38 years tom petty and the heart breakers have a number one on the billboard 200 list with their new album "hypnotic eye." >>> there are 43,000 requests that weird al play at super bowl 49. >> is this the tribeca documentary. >> despite technicalities you have to listen to yourself. i have four ron howards. i know i have hit something good when they're all in chorus. >> the tribeca film festival got an inside look at how ron howard directs his films. when he lets the crew inside his room, a daily salt water bath, three gallons of milk -- that's a lot of milk. or a lot of cereal, i don't know. rocks inside his shoes. i would love to hear what this is all about. >>> wiz khalifa. where was he? playing pictureary with jim where i fallon. at least he has his priorities straight. jimmy is a lot of fun, but i don't know if i would have done that given that situation. >> do you th

. >>> he's been challenged by mike tyson, vince mcmahon, even homer simpson, now donald trump is taking the als ice bucket challenge. oh, proving his hair is real. >> let's go, ladies. (applause). >> what a mess. >> oh, with the help of miss universe and miss usa, did the challenge where else, trump tower in new york. i will admit, i heard ice in the buckets two, buckets worth, he challenged his sons donald and eric and president obama. >> see the water bottles, he uses trump water? >> did i see that. >> i love how he goes what a mess, like that's a mess to you, water, pure, from the earth? >> perhaps that warrants a mess? >> it is true, you have to give it to him. >> big weekends for the sit. >> i oh, yes, so much going on. outdoor plans, picnics, made in america, beach plans, all of that good stuff. and generally, i think we're looking good. >> all right. >> we'll start heating up, though, i would say probably the biggest story here, even though eventually dealing with couple of showers, maybe thunderstorm along the way, which we have to dodge sunday, labor day itself. it should be pr

you talk about getting up and coming back like the old mike tyson fights.and your knocked out. does it show a certain vulnerability that goes beyond the geopolitical? in other words, if this was not relief serious what did we give up almost a 200 block reversal? >> a lot of investors to fund investors that call themselves long-term investors but they're not. they trade on news. and then they see also the market rally back and try to get back in. i think if something does happen and it does escalate it could hurt the market. i just don't think will happen. >> we have seen this time and time again. geopolitical, we still blood along. this stuff is scary because these guys are bananas and we're not handling it properly. that is what people saying. if this goes bad we are kind of screwed. >> and it has been a slow summer. we keep talking about geopolitical risks. the same cycle. people should be looking past. charles: we talked last night. i honestly don't know why you would conquer another country these days. you have to feed these people. you have to take car

we know that mike tyson has. how does that happen and how do you resist that? educated guy, setting up a cable service, you know, it's difficult. if you're not in the business background, it's hard to set that up. charles: how much did that cost you? >> it's not too bad, it's the situation that brings me to the fact that i'm a bargain shopper. charles: we are going to watch you in macau. by the way, congratulations. all right, buddy, we will see you soon. the next stock investment ideas, i'm going to tell chris about this. in this case, it's a picture worth a thousand words. the premier site for digital images and i'm going to tell you all about them because i think this one can make you a lot of money. ♪ ♪ in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means

. >> the donald answered the challenge from homer simpson, mike tyson and many more. >> i guess they see whether or not it's my real hair. which it is. >> let's go, ladies. (applause). >> whoo! >> it's still there. way to go donald you can even flipping back his hair. he's challenging both of his sons and president obama who already been challenged we talked about that. >> he wrote check. >> a will s ice bucket challenge raised 94 million just in tonight. >>> incredible. >> a amazing for research of course. >> what a great night outside. it's really nice out. >> it is pretty nice out. >> dozens of people took advantage of this perfect summer evening. >>> tonight was franklin square's food truck fests have look at all those people out there. a brand new event that ended the summer series things on thursdays in franklin square. phillies finest food truck lined up all along the park and people enjoyed summer games like horse shoes and volleyball. the best part it was free. >> nice. >> fests have i like that like fests have for the rest of us from -- you have to be a seinfeld fan to even

we start it off with mike tyson. former heavyweight championship of the world.unny, he stopped by in the studio one day and said he wanted to meet imus. true story. he was on the radio with him the next day and comes back two days in a

there is mike tyson there is muhammed ali. and i also see you with your friend, your mustache as well, a huge part of your life. did you have that mustache as a baby? >> there is a good picture there. now listen, yeah, actually, there is my son sean, who is a good-looking kid. the irish people have no upper lip. i think that's how it began. and so a lot of -- that's why most cops and firemen have mustaches. and i shaved it off a couple of times. and people say hey, you look great, pat, that off. and then when i grew it back on, they say you know what? you really looked awful with that off. it's part of the deal. and there is only about two or three good mustaches left in the world outside of porn stars. >> see what i mean, everybody? listen, you're a great guy. i love your transparency. and i love your perseverance. and thank you, pat o'brien. the book is called "i'll be back right after this." it's by pat o'brien. go pick it up. thank you, sir. i'll see you soon, okay? >> thank you, my friend. >>> up next, the latest in luxur

ali, vendor: field, mike tyson.n't been a star of the mixed martial arts since ultimate fighting came on the scene. >> you have mayweather and manny pacquiao doing great numbers. you have hbo and showtime still doing great ratings. i think boxing is doing just fine. >> fairpoint. what i am wondering about big knockout boxing is can you enter the national consciousness in a way that muhammad ali did? >> it is a new sport. we are going to take it slow. this is our debut pay-per-view event. we grow an audience by having customers satisfied and telling other people to go see it. with guys like this. whenw long does it take you are introducing a new sport to really take off. it really shouldn't take much longer of all to adjust. but once you have excited fighters, that is what draws the crowd. you have excited fighters, exciting bouts. you have to make sure that what you are paying for is what you're going to get. you can't just sit there and expect to watch something. it is a type of people that main -- may look at boxi

the best man, the best best man in at his maddening -- wedding was mike tyson the boxer and he had a houseguest for a while. heidi fleiss, remember her, the hollywood madam so unusual guide and yet $500 million anticipating a collapse if all the experts fail to see. that's what happened in the financial meltdown. they kept coming back to that here. what do i mean by that? who should have led the way? the oil and gas companies right? exxonmobil right where were they? exxonmobil are in irvine texas. they are literally on top of something called arnet shale. shale as a formation, a field and that's ground zero for this whole revolution. that's where it all started in yet exxonmobil are on top of this shale and yet were they doing any drilling in the barnett shale? they were going anywhere but barnett. they are going to africa and asia. they have given up on america so they didn't see the revolution and yet they were the biggest oil and gas company in america. who ousted anticipated? chevron. chevron was really early and anticipating some change. there was a guy named ray galvan and he's

back then he was responsible for bringing huge artists like the rolling stones and boxers like mike tysont has changed. he only owns 10% of the companies and now he wants his names off the buildings. it's hard to miss his mark in atlantic city but now he wants to take the trump out of the two casinos beari lawsuit filed tuesday they accused them of vie lathe their agreement by allowing the two to fall into a state of disrepair. court papers say they failed to meet industry standards ranging from hotel services to overall cleanliness. they're calling it the trump dump. >> it's no different than mcdonald's who has license agreements with their franchisees. certain standards have to be maintained. he owns the trump name and he licenses it to this ownership entity. >> welcome to the trump taj mahal. >> reporter: it's a far cry from the glory days back in the '80s and '90s when the trump empire first took it on. in a statement trump said i'd love nothing more than for the current managers and these hotel casinos to operate them to the highest standards and luxury of success but unfortunately i

informers like -- and boxer like cher mike tyson drew crowds.the most popular taurus destination in the united states. casinos sprung up in pennsylvania, delaware, and maryland, and the original simcity, las vegas, began its own redevelopment. vegas wanted to attract more than just gamblers. today, 66% of casino revenue in las vegas comes from activity other than gambling. that is three times what atlantic city sees. fight for aasinos shrinking pot of what used to be called america's favorite playground. sad seeing thel decline of the industry in atlantic city. trish regan is there on the boardwalk in ac. she joins us now. we know new jersey governor chris christie announced yesterday he will commission a group to examine and address the challenges and try to turn around the industry and the city, right? >> it is indeed a challenge. he announced that late yesterday, betty. it you know, you have so many casinos now closing, tens of thousands of jobs atlantic city is losing, and what the row problem is, betty, as that this is an economy that never

the best man in his wedding was mike tyson the boxer and he had a houseguest for a while before that.heidi fleiss, rumor heard the hollywood madam? an unusual guy and yet he's the guy who made $500 million anticipating a collapse that all the experts fail to see. that's what happened in the financial meltdown. he kept coming back to that theme here in this era of resurgence and what do i mean by that? who should have let the way in terms of production and finding oil and gas in this country? it should have been big oil and gas companies. exxonmobil, where were they? exxonmobil their headquarters is irving texas. they are on top literally their headquarters on on top of something called the barnett shale. shale is a formation formation and they feel then that is ground zero for the whole revolution. that's where it all started and yet they are on top of that and still are. they are on top of this barnett shale that were they doing any drilling in the barnett shale? no, they were going offshore. they were going to africa and asia. they had given up on america so they didn't see the revo

. >> among others, she challenged mike tyson. >> does she know mike tyson? >> she knows everybody.ed. so much money for a.l.s. iment has a bigger purpose. we are looking at rain moving into the southwest. we could see heavier downpours. the good news is it stretches up into the interior pacific northwest. that's a good thing so we don't have to deal with the fire danger. other than that, it's chilly. we have cool temperatures into ohio and parts of illinois, it will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s, tomorrow we are still going to see rain in the interior mountains, also in the southwest. the east coast is nice and quiet except for a few spotty showers. as we go into the weekend both coasts look gr >>> and we'll see highs around san jose in the low 80s today. san francisco, upper 60s. around the peninsula, it's 70s during the day, then for the big farewell to candlestick concert tonight, we'll see temperatures dipping into the low 60s. the classic sea breeze blowing through the san bruno gap, making things feel a little chilly out there for one more night. at candlestick, highs in

. >> among others, she challenged iron mike tyson. >> she knows mike tyson?is whole thing has spiraled out of control, so much money raised for als. it has a bigger purpose. looking at rain trying to move into the southwest. the monsoonal moisture, we see it often. the good news is, it stretches into the interior pacific northwest because that's a good thing so we don't have to deal with the fire danger we've been seeing so much of lately. other than that, really pretty chilly. cool temperatures back through ohio and into parts of illinois where it's only going to be in the upper 60s and lower 70s, that's about 15 degrees below average. tomorrow we're still going to see rain in the interior mountains, also in the southwest. the east coast is nice and quiet except for a few spotty showers ak krong new england. as we get into the weekend, both coasts look great. but in the middle >>> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. as we head through the rest of today, temperatures will stay below average right between 78 and 81 degrees. mostly sunny

he had mike tyson, all the heavy with weight fights in the casino really essentially training in the casino, fighting in the boardwalk hall, it was parked around there. neat place to be. he was the the guy to be around, marilyn maples ring-side with him during the fights, even the spikes tyson fight that didn't last too long, even that was something spectacular, but spectacular days of up from innocent atlantic city long gone. doesn't want anything to do with it, makes another headline now. they will probably fight him on this because without the name what do you call those buildings? the taj mahal? >> don't know the whole area will change. we talked to atlantic city mayor saying how we need to go from gaming town to more family type destination. so we'll see. definately change the gar, she with trump trying to back out. so interesting perspective there in the history. fascinating. thank you. >> 7:36 the time. speaking of atlantic city would you consider it foreweighed destination? maybe thinking of something more exotic, say mexico, the bahamas? how do you some of home with you to m

." >> her face has taken more shots on it than mike tyson. >> reporter: through it all, rivers has retained the ability to laugh at herself. >> i have been pulled so tight i put earrings on my [ bleep ] now. >> reporter: we also heard that they were planning on bringing joan out of her medically induced coma this weekend to assess any damage. that was before her cardaughter arrived. they are also consulting melissa on medical decisions made. everyone here is rallying around joan. larry king tweeted today, go get 'em, girl. i think that's how we all feel here. i've interviewed joan so many different times and she is a fighter, she is resilient, she is active. she is not your typical 81-year-old, so certainly all of our thoughts and prayers are out for her. >> she is not your typical 81-year-old, thank you very much. we wish her the best. >>> this morning those giant pacific waves in southern california are starting to calm down, but lifeguards say there's still danger out there. one man nearly drowned thursday at l.a.'s venice beach. he was revived after his pulse stopped. teri okita is on t

[dramatic musical flourish] ♪ with its most famous version featuring mike tyson, nintendo reissued the game punch-out!! in 2007 with what fictional heavyweight in his place? >> there it is. there it is, it could be sir daze, 'cause the game is called punch-out!!, right? and don't they get dazed when they're punched out? i'm just--i'm grabbing at straws there. sir daze, you know-- i'm just gonna go for it. >> final answer? >> my final answer. oh. >> you decided to do it. the correct answer was "c" mr. dream. >> oh! >> it's all right, though. [horn blares] no, it was so much fun. you get a happy birthday hug. right there, stephanie! that's all the time we have for millionaire. till the next time i see you, watch your wallet! closed captioning sponsored by: applebee's lunch combos now include the new thai shrimp salad, with crisp greens, juicy shrimp, and sliced almonds. all tossed with a chili lime vinaigrette. better lunch choices never tasted so good. under 600 calorie lunch combos starting at just $6.99 only at applebee's. or they'll be ready for pick-up when you order online. now 30%

also not the person you would expect to got married late in life that about 50 his best man was mike tyson and was at a house guest for awhile. remember the hollywood madam? unusual but made $500 million anticipating a collapse of the experts in but they failed to use sea. so i kept coming back to the theme here in this era so who should have led the way? it should have been the big oil and gas companies exxonmobil headquarters there on top literally on the shale that is really ground zero for the revolution so on top of this varnish jail no day go anywhere but africa or asia ising given up on america. said is the biggest oil and gas company in the country. so chevron anticipating the changes he started a little group to figure out new ways of drilling in this country to figure attitude drill with shale. it is down below the ground so he started a group and before it got a chance they were undercut by everyone else said chevron. to undercut what they we're doing so is it was early and they blew it. they all did that anticipates that country could lose so much oil and gas in 2007 the larges