a sneak peek of uh -- this weeks episode of mike tyson performing salt-n-pepa's "push it."push it babe ♪ ♪ coolin' by day then at night working up a sweat ♪ ♪ c'mon girls let's go show these guys that we know how ♪ ♪ to become number one in a hot party show now push it ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: that's my man there. [ cheers and applause ] >> yo. come on, baby! >> jimmy: that's how he dances. >> mike is pushing not punching. >> jimmy: that's how he dances. >> definitely. yo, you see the leather pants? >> jimmy: i love that dude. >> love mike for that. >> jimmy: he's so fun -- i love mike for doing that. >> give mike a round of applause. [ applause ] mike is the man. >> jimmy: you guys, stick around, ll cool j and i are playing pictionary after the break. it will be fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ driver panting ] if you're sick of paying more than your fair share... [ screams ] get snapshot from progressive, and see just how

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we're going to be talking about mike tyson, iron mike is now a new star of the lip sync battle. >> gote. >> a bizarre lawsuit involving mila kunis and a stolen chicken named doggy. that's in "the skinny." "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. kinny." "world news now" continues after ÷h ♪ ♪ t. let's kick things off with rdj, robert downey jr. did we make that up, or does he go by rdj? >> i'm told he goes by rdj. >> he was doing an interview. things took maybe an awkward turn. the reporter for channel 4, where is he, krishnan guru-murthy is his name, he went from lighter questions getting to the actor's past, talking about prison politics, his relationship with his father, even drug use. >> i just wondered whether you think you're free of all of that or whether that's still something you -- >> i'm sorry. what are we doing? >> reporter: well i'm just asking questions. that's all. >> right. >> bye. >> oh. >> well, there was just a few minutes left in their agreed upon interview time. downey jr. decided just take off -- >> he takes off the microphone. he says "it's g

the mike tyson jokes, he was like, don't bring me that. >> jimmy: you would -- what jokes. >> mike tysoncorrect. no socks. >> literally. can you be mike tyson? he looked at us like we were crazy. like, come on, now. >> jimmy: so you stayed in college for three years which rarely happens now. >> i actually got an education. >> jimmy: you got an education. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> college graduate! >> jimmy: then you get drafted. and you get drafted in this suit. >> oh, no, really? >> jimmy: which we're going to put on the screen. >> oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty fabulous. you know, a lot of attention has been paid to the suit. but really the tie to me -- >> that's when it really goes wrong. definitely. detroit native, that's how we do. we tend to be loud as they come. i felt like two teams would pick me so i had red and white in case the clippers picked me, lime green in case the sonics picked me. so the night before i was like, you know what? i'm going to go earlier. i'm going to wear the red and white one and put on my clippers hat. but that didn't happen. >> ji

from mike tyson singing -- ♪ work it baby ♪ ♪ won't you ever say i'll just walk away ♪ >> reporter: to on miley's "wrecking ball." ♪ wrecking ball ♪ >> you asked her to perform on the show? >> i'm just hosting right now. we'll see what happens. >> it's a lot of fun and funny. it's funny and it's fun. >> i go home and my cheeks hurt. ♪ >> reporter: once-embarrassing hairbrush in hand moments reserved for the bathroom mirror, now on display for the world to enjoy. for "nightline" i'm rachel smith in hollywood. >> "lip synch battle" airs thursdays on spike. what's your go-to song for lip syncing or karaoke? head to our "nightline" facebook page and let us know in the comments. >>> next think fishing is relaxing? this extreme angler begs to differ. tonight we're diving in with him. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some

rumor has it the affair ended abruptly because mike tyson came home and was hammering on the front door. >> did they ever meet face to face? >> they did one time. >> was he scared of him? >> yeah, yeah, he was scared, of course. >> brad lived with julia lewis and engaged to gwyneth paltrow and dated applegate. >> rumors linking him to his co-star in "thelma and louise." >> and the loves of george clooney, common knowledge except drum roll, please, kelly preston. kelly landed with john travolta but before her romance with charlie sheen. >> charlie engaged to her with a 25 carat engagement ring. >> sandra bullock dated ryan gosling. courtney was once on item with michael keaton. before ashton and demi were the rage, he dated the hardly known january jones before mad men. lisa has been married to >>> welcome back, everybody, to our countdown of hollywood's top ten fashionistas. on stage she has been known as sasha fierce, but fierce only begins to describe the star's explosive style. at number six, beyonce. when beyonce brings out her sasha fierce, she's nothing short of captivating. >> be

it has been so in the back of our minds i remember mike tyson and louis when i was a kid by really witheavyweight there has not been any big fights. kennedy: also it is not on hbo it is not exciting for me because that is the best sports show except bobby bonds. keep doberman said he should not engaged in a fight at all because meriwether past domestic violence convictions. >> he did beat up his girlfriend and went to jail answer time he is a domestic abuse their. now if you watch the fighter you supporting domestic abuse? no. video are what blue dash supporting data watching that nfl every sunday. he served his time the boxing commission says he can fight that does not need we are supporting domestic abuse if we watching the match there is domestic abuse in the lot. keith lowe's clicks and that is what this is about. kennedy: this is the fight that saves boxing? i haven't been left talk -- poke senator has it that a fight in 10 years and brings interest. this is way beyond anything usc but it is what brings boxing back for a bit i think it will make over a billion dollars overall. kenn

. >> you don't want to see it, remember mike tyson in his prime, those fights were so bores, i paid $90 to knock out michael sphinxin a second it got so boring. neil: it was when mccarty appeared to do as well as we did that others were interested in joining the race. so my theory if someone does well enough to push hillary clinton further left, is that like same damage? haven't you driven the party to point of being unelectable to mainstream america? >> i'm not sure bernie sanders will be taken seriously he is a socialist. neil: he -- his rhetoric, you are right. elizabeth warren rhetoric has already driven hillary to left. >> back to game show part, bernie sanders is 73 years old he looks 91, if he is elected president he would be 95 years old. i follow these you were in 25-44-year-old demo. neil: riddle me this, batman, do you think that danger not so much in bernie sanders but movement he represents more akin to 4 years after 68, the movement that grew in democratic party that pushed george mcgovern front and center and drove the part to cas little bit mick defeat. >> you have right

he was the mike tyson of literature. he wanted to be the baddest man on the planet.s not afraid to create enemies. if it meant expressing his views as he saw them. he was not somebody who log rolled. he wasn't somebody who said, you invite me to your literary festival and i will invite you to mine. he was independent, feisty. he could be generous and hospitable at the same time. he did what he wanted to do. the thing is gore never expected somebody to push back. or he seems to be surprised when people pushed back as hard as they did. when various personal enemies or institutional enemies responded. he was complicated in this way. he does deigned -- does isdained authority figures and fame, and yet he gloried in it.i saw him in los angeles and asked what his life was like. he said, it was dreadful. i would like to lead the revolution. he said, the big thing i do is i'm invited all the best dinner parties and impaired with -- am paired with nancy reagan. he never seem to see any conflict in those two things. charlie: he described her as interesting and smart, a great d

and klitschko is well known, but he's no mike tyson.ilder will be that next big time heavyweight champion. and you'll hear more about him. >> let me ask you a fighting question. it's about fighting but the wrong sport. the nba. i don't know if you saw this story in the new york post. you know about it. >> i'm aware of it. i read about it and heard about it yesterday. >> but seeing all this come -- this is just one example of it. there seems to be more and more of it. i don't know if we're making too much of it or making too little of it and what it means to the sport. >> i don't think it's -- it means in iganything to the sport. you read things like that every day here in new york. it just happened to involve some nba players. but from our perspective, we meet with our players. we're mindful that they're public figures. and obviously there's places they should be and places they shouldn't be. >> right. >> this was unfortunate. >> he was out at 4:00 a.m. in the morning, he was supposed to play the next day. >> correct. >> shocked. >> the

. >> mike tyson says it could be close and says pacquiao has a good chance and what are others sayingthere? >> well we went to our bookies yesterday and spoke to one who had been in las vegas for 40 years and said he never seen so much money coming in so hard and so fast. at the moment pacquiao is the clear under dog and if you talk to the bookies and people are vetting for two reasons and many want pacquiao to beat mayweather because he is 47-0 and never lost a fight. but clearly people are betting for very different reasons but there is little doubt here everybody you speak to just can't wait. they are waiting for baited breath for these two men to get in the ring together just to see who is the better fighter. >> reporter: andy gal and thank you very much and the fight that everyone is looking forward to a 24-year-old belgian futballer died and collapsed on the field 20 minutes in the game on monday and he was given emergency treatment on the pitch before being rushed to hospital where he was placed in an induced coma but his condition worsened and family agreed with doctors to swi

we'll get into some of that and joining us from new york iron mike tyson. >> yeah. >> he is in the housesee if we can get iron mike to sing a little. >> he is going to sing. a packed friday. lots of action. ""access hollywood live"" starts right now.

you know, mohamed ali, mike tyson, my sef, julio caesar chavez, the greats of boxing we have always beennerate big numbers, always able to attract the masses. in particular case. we have been waiting for this fight for five years now. so the anticipation of the best fighting the best, has, has been going on for so long now that people cannot wait to watch this fight. it's going to be a great fight. people are, are, are paying any amounts of dollars to, to witness this, this historical event. >> mayweather vs. pacquiao saturday night at mgm grand in vegas. i'm errol barnett. and "early start" is next in the states. for everybody else, there is "cnn newsroom." i will be answering your questions live on periscope for the next ten minutes. you all have a great day. . >>> thousands protest from coast to coast. demonstrators demand answers in the death of freddie gray mysteriously injured during arrest. this morning, streets of baltimore are calm, but questions about how freddie gray may have been injured. good morning. i'm christine romans in new york. >> i'm john berman. 4:00 a.m. in the eas

anna kendrick, mike tyson, anne hathaway.ay, people are gonna be talking about what she does. it's insane. emily blunt, and of course, stephen merchant, and john krasinski. so check out "lip sync battle." it starts tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. over on spike. it's a really fun new show. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: thanks, guys. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, we are honored to have her on the show. first lady michelle obama will be here. [ cheers and applause ] we love having her on the show. she's always fun. we might even be doing a little dancing. [ audience oohs ] then be sure to tune in on friday, we have ricky gervais and jordana brewster, and, of course, thank you notes on friday. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be good. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. this guy is beyond talented, from nbc's hit show "the voice," pharrell williams is here. [ cheers and applause ] talented, nice, stud. he's a stud. plus, they're the producers behind the highly a

that is mike tyson.ed a salt-n-pepa leather jacket skin tight leather pants to perform "push it" on lip sync battle everyone's favorite old spice spokesman terry cruise stole the show with his rendition of vanessa carlton's "a thousand miles." i think if we did a lip sync thing we'd get a lot of votes. >> we ought to try it. >> "push it?" >> that wouldn't be my first choice. >> you come up with the song and i'm game. star gaz >>> organizers hate this nickname "nerd prom" they call it. "nerd prom 2015" is here, the white house correspondent's dinner is the other name for it. it takes place tomorrow night. make sure you have your phone on and ready to take pictures of celebrity sightings. among the stars expected to be there, kerry washington billy jean king larry wilmore, cecily strong of "saturday night live" is the featured comedian this year. whether or not you have a ticket to tomorrow night's dinner you can watch a new documentary about the white house correspondents' dinner. "nerd prom" is a behind-

you played mike tyson in 1995. you had a personal connection to students when you taught. mike you have to study in and out. his story is similar to what we're hearing from young people that feel disinfranchised, lost and in many cases end up in prison as tytyson did. >> unfortunately the inner city is designed to make you think from that perspective. i encourage kids to look outside the inner city thought process. the fact your world is very wide and broad. i encourage people to think from other perspectives. just something that keeps recycling. >> part of life is to evolve. it's part of being a man. you're a successful actor from connecticut connecticut. you had experience that showed you what it meant to be a man and i'm sure a lot of other things. >> absolutely. being in acting there's a tendency to delve into your personal issues and get to the truth of matters. luckily, this is more of an age of looking inside yourself. the generations prior, we came from a different things. now i think it's a bit more acceptable to look at the broad term. >> with you, you also look

he draws everything from comics to mma, even characters from mike tyson's punchout video game.opes to knock down his time from 2006 when he finished in just under an hour and a half. he has advice for anyone watching the race who wants to draw up a weight loss plan. >> my advice is everything i've done anyone can do. >> reporter: jim rosenfield "nbc10 news." >> an hour and a half time, rosemary. there's a goal for us. we're broadcasting the race live from start to finish on may 3rd in both english and spanish. right now with the "nbc10 news" app, you can check out on on the mile series. we're counting down the race with a mile a week. there are also ten question ez with marathoner christian thompson. that's free on the "nbc10 news" app. >>> mass transit will be transforming this fall in and around center city. it's all because of the pope's visit and the world meeting of families. whether you take septa to work or school or plan to go to the event, transit changes will impact your life. what septa officials are telling us to expect come september. >>> and hillary clinton is pla

but, look, when he walks in the room if you can picture clinton eastwood mike tyson and samuel l. playing poker and then aunt bee sits down at the table that's how the iranians view john kerry. >> kerry is aunt bee? >> we are going to roll this dyed dude right here. >> aunt bee is much tougher than kerry. >> like dating a hooker. you know cheating going on. it's not going to be good, bill. >> i have no basis of comparison to that analogy. [ laughter ] >> so we are cynical about the iranian thing i think all three of us agree on that. let's go to the hillary rodham clinton super volunteer's group. super volunteers group. okay. i don't know how many people are in the crew, but they have issued a statement that the following words are not acceptable when analyzing the former secretary of state. polarizing, calculating, disingenuous disingenuous, insincere, ambitious, entitled overconfident secretive, will do anything to win, that's a bunch of words, represents the past, out of touch. so if you use any of those gutfeld. >> yes. >> this group is going to come to your house -- >> i know

he was the mike tyson of literature.t afraid to create enemies if it meant expressing his views as he saw them. and he wasn't somebody who log rolled and you know, he wasn'tinvite me to your literary festival and i'll invite you to mine. he was an independent feisty person. he could be generous and hospital actual at the same time but he did what he wanted to do. the thing is gore never sort of expected somebody to push back. or he seemed to be surprised when people pushed back as hard as they did. when various personal enemies or institutional enemies responded. he was complicated too in this way, that he disdained supposedly authority figures. he disdained fame and so forth. and yet he was, he gloried in it. at the end of his life to my great shock i saw him in los angeles and asked him what his life was. he said my god it's dreadful i would like to leave the revolution. linda said what do you do. he said the big thing i do, i'm invited to all the best dinner parties and i'm always paired with nancy reagan. you think w

. >> seeing mike tyson do salt arnold pepper.on. they brought me on board to produce it. i never knew that the show was going to have the success that it's having. >> a huge hit for spike. >> i'm very very grateful. i'm glad les gave me a pass. les moonves gave me a pass do it. he said, you know i want to be supportive. i like the idea. go out there and get it. it feels good. >> there's something on broadway called "hamilton" which is getting rave reviews and it's hip-hop but it's really a reflection of how hip-hop has so taken ahold and found a huge aud yechbs. >> hip-hop is, you know another way of expressing yourself right? i mean it is a lifestyle and there's a culture, but the rap aspects of it are just a way of expressing yourself. you know coming from the inner city you know necessity is the mother of invention and creativity is found in dire circumstances, i think, stimulate a lot of creativity. so it's not you know surprising that hip-hop, you know grew out of all of this turmoil. if there aren't a lot of music programs

alix: mike tyson said he was cheating out of -- cheated out of earnings. do you feel that you were cheated with don king like my tyson? guest: no, it did not happen to me. unfortunately things happened with some fighters. that it depends on who they have in their corner a good attorney and all that. it is hard to let one person control everything. alix: speaking of fighting, you are going to be fighting mitt romney? for what? guest: it's a hundred thousand people, may get the opportunity to get there i sent back. it is a charity thing. it works. to get their eyesight. alix: do you think he can take you? guest: he will do a great job. i am going to do a great job, but at the end we all win. we all win. you know, i'm not -- it's something that will work for both of us. alix: ok you're going to give me a boxing lesson if you don't mind. when i was fit i might have thrown a punch or two. guest: ok. the thing is, this way. the reason why you want to have your hands up, because if i swing at least you can block it. either this job. this one. look at that. you're

mike tyson doing salt and pepper. that's so funny. >> he's got a lot of energy. >> you you, you, baby pops. it's great. ""lip sync battle"" has been a lot of fun. john krasinski and others. casey patterson brought me on board to produce it. i never knew that the show was going to have the success that it's had. ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." our top story this half hour an overhaul for abercrombie and fitch. the hot new retailer is headed in a new direction. >> that means less sex and less skin. and what they are calling a more relaxed attitude. here's carter evans. >> reporter: abercrombie & fitch built its motto on shirtless in-store employees. it helped sales for a while. according to branding expert

. >> you can do it because mike tyson did it.a shortest arm in all of the boxers he knocked a lot of people out. so you have to say, it can be done. >> the biggs fight not just for the year but many saying you have to go away back to some of your fights against reddick, maywet or, pacquaio, obviously, fantastic for the support you pulling for anybody? >> not exactly. i want to a great fight. i think what they have done is unbelievable. you could never thought to put boxes on top of the world. i'm happy for both of them. $200 million dollar purse you have record-breaking purses but you're leak thinking -- you're looking good, man soft in the belly buoyage get you to the gym maybe a million. >> i'm telling you that, you know, that is each generation supposed to get better. what mayweter and pacquiao have done -- >> averages between managers getting in promotion games. congressmen at a timing game are you doing more of that stuff? >> i'm for promoting, and i want to help the amateur event. amateur program because if you want good fi

or mike tyson used to say, mike tyson won2g- a fight, looked really good and mike can you were great.unched in the mouth. and so that was stalin.@< he had also plans% and ideas but his great skill was to seize moments that others had created which opportunities. and they$al could have been opportunities for other people but the other people, trotsky or whoever, failed to see the opportunity and the unexpected moment. stalin would grab it, turn it to his advantage all the way -- i said the will power he had was spectacular. this is one of the52 discoveries i -- i understood some of this before deeper work in theq+5 archival materials now i6zñ have a much stronger sense and i try to lay this out in the book and the 1920s,n&o the description of how he became the heir of lenin and then built a personal:g, dictatorship inside the dictatorsh]d8 the skill set he had help was not ajnv genius. he made many mistakes. he#l$ñl' didn't under fascism and that was a big mistake given the job he created for himself. so we don't -- he had blinkers. ideology blinders on. and there were moments he faile

now he make ace fortune but do you remember mike tyson made like $350 million and found himself literally> that story where he actually puts $100 bills in the. >> these guys spend crazy money. if he just said i'm going to take $100 million and put it in my lock box and then i'm going to go crazy, sure. >> floyd mayweather probably has good people. >> but when you think about all the money -- see we hear these big dollar numbers, right? but he's going to give 10 or 20% to this promoter and his manager and his agent and then he's going to pay taxes, dare he pay taxes and i'm just saying he's not going to be left with. >> you sound very worried. >> i don't think you need to worry. >> just putting it out there. if floyd's watching we can have a conversation about how to be careful, spend our dollars thriftly. >> you are cheap. you can help him with that. >> happy to. >> in terms of content what i was -- wasn't the super bowl like last week. >> do you know that everybody is excited now because the schedule for the first week has been announced? do you know it's only five months away. >> it's b

i want to thank our panelists mike cannon robin thede and neil degrasse tyson.neil and ri having a blurt off. check it out it was really a lot of fun. >> blerd is black nerd. >> larry: thanks, neil degrasse. any last words? >> yeah, i want to compliment you on what you have done with her. aliens commenting o be our solar system wouldn't know which way to put north or south, this would be a perfectly fine vision of earth when they descended upon our solar system that's all i'm saying. >> larry: that's what i'm talk being. >> okay. >> larry: yes, baby. >> but for us to complete it-- . >> larry: u oh. >> but if you want to be complete all these globes should be flipped over as well. >> larry: oh great. he's just going to keep talking about this. that's good. we have chrissy teigen on monday. good nightly everyone [light melodic music] ♪ ♪ - ♪ you know i can't smile without you ♪ ♪ i can't smile without you ♪ ♪ i can't laugh and i can't sing ♪ ♪ i'm finding it hard to do anything ♪ ♪ you see i feel sad when you're sad ♪ ♪ i feel glad when you're glad ♪ ♪ if you only

mike pence in indiana. look attah that graphic. nike adds itself to the list as last night. >> i don't believe in a workplace that discriminates. whether it is tyson's or walmart or dillard's or state government. i have had some communication personally be some of the business leaders across the state. others have communicated in different fashions and they raise an important issue. >> whether it's walmart -- i'm sure walmart probably had something to do with this in arkansas. mentioning walmart is no coincidence. it's the second highest employer in the state of arkansas and it's the world's largest retailer. last night the company called him out. immediately after arkansas lawmakers passed the bill walmart's ceo called upon the governor of arkansas to veto the bill. republicans have one true religion, my friends. it's called the almighty dollar. the only reason the governor in arkansas is talking about changing legislation is that billions of dollars have threatened to walk out of his state. the nfl was slow to respond to domestic violence in the league until sponsors made a move. big business is calling the shots because they want customers. they