mike tyson is here in los angeles. tory would be if tyson fury they pull off what has been described as the biggest comeback in boxing history when you consider where he has been with his bouts of drink and drugs and depression. i asked what would mean if he were to the title. to become heavyweight champion of the world again would be a big deal. what would it mean to me? iget a big deal. what would it mean to me? i get asked that question quite a lot and i ask myself that question quite a lot. what will it mean to be the heavyweight champion of the world ? the heavyweight champion of the world? if you want the honest opinion, not a great deal. because when you're in a position to achieve it it is what it is, it is part of what you do. if you can never be heavyweight champion of the world and you really wanted it it would be the biggest in the world but like anything good or anything you're trying to achieve, when you achieve it is another thing i can piece of shoes in the closet. buster douglas who is on that stage but

"it's me, mike tyson.l, we're going to get matching face tattoos and fly pigeons." [ laughter ] i said, "no we not. i don't need your crazy rubbing off on me. [ laughter ] i'm already crazy. my head is already messed up." >> seth: oh. >> see g, let me tell you something, man. walmart think they done paying me. okay? they think they done. >> seth: uh-huh. i'm sure -- >> we'll see. [ laughter ] i don't know the long time -- i long term -- the long term? >> seth: yeah. >> the long term -- >> seth: the long-term effects. >> you see? that's $500,000 right there. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what the long-term effects of this brain damage was. >> seth: yeah. >> if i started acting messed up in ten years, they're gonna hear from my attorney. >> seth: right. >> "tracy morgan just tried to make love to his french bulldog. we want $5 million. [ laughter ] and the dog want $2 million for pain and suffering." [ laughter ] you know what's so messed up? when i settled to them, my brother works for walma

. >> brownsville, we say brownsville is so right, mike tyson was from brownsville t was so rough mikele who play chess in the hood, the brothers are usually the cool guys, they would be talking to you, trash talkk the whole time you are plague, yeah, maurice, you know, i was playing chess with your sister last night. guys are trash talk taking. >> all the time so you get that in your head, get used to being distracted by players while you are playing and you stay cool, so now when i do commentator i do the same thing. i try to bring that energy and flow from the hood, it's normal. >> trevor: it's a game from many people have lauded as the ultimate thinker's game, c.e.o.s, you learn quhes and you learn how to defeat your enemies in the board room. you teach people chess tactics in life. is that a thing to say to make chess sound cool or do you think chess can help a person think analytically in life. >> first of all, chess is cool. >> i agree. i'm telling you i play chess, i'm not lying about that, i am chess. >> you know, you trashed chess on this show before. you were-- yes, yes, you

and ukraine east and west those debates over independence and cultural heritage one priest father mike tyson who's worked in west virginia for fifteen years has even switched churches in the wake of the schism he was he's left his patriarch of constantinople parish switching to a russian church he says this is supporting being in solidarity with the ukrainian orthodox church and now in the bigger picture here tensions have been rising since about twenty fourteen there have been dozens of attacks since then by ukrainian nationalists on orthodox churches aligned with moscow they view them as enemies of ukraine as effectively tools of the kremlin in terms of. church property there may be conflicts as well the moscow aligned church owns around twelve thousand parishes in ukraine those two other ukrainian churches which may soon unite control about half that number so in terms of ownership of churches in terms of income revenue in terms of where followers are going to go and practice their faith this is certainly an issue that's not going to go away and is likely to certainly cause more confusion

that includes mike tyson fights. ricky hatton fights. lennon lewis fights, enormous fights.a brawl or slugfest, ends in the last seconds of the 12th round, that is a fantasy, that happens in hollywood. whatever happens, we have a good technical fight, it still becomes uneventful. in that case, tony bellew talking about retiring after this fight. why has he chosen someone so difficult for the swansong? i will tell you. when usyk won his last fight, someone asked him what he wanted to do next, he said, he looked down the lens the lens and he said, "i fight bellew." tony was a holiday with his family, heard straightaway and i'm told this fight is just about done and dusted about 90 minutes of the other fight ending. that is why. tony bellew likes a challenge. and if he goes on and does it, where will he rank in the history of british fighters? he has be in the top five or ten of british boxers. a massive underdog against david haye, and maybe twice. in this fight, not just an underdog but people are looking at usyk as the man who in 18 months will the anthonyjoshua. this for us

. >> as soon as they see mike tyson has white tigers, you know, they forget that the white tigers escaped and jumped somebody, you know what i mean? there are some down sides to this. there are more pet tigers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. >> reporter: that's why organizations such as p.a.w.s. and born free want congress to step in on this issue. they say until there are strict federal laws that forbid keeping exotic animals at home, the demand and the black market trade will continue with no let-up in sight. >> and if you have one of these animals are you required to let your neighbors know you have one? >> reporter: no, you're supposed to let the state of california know. we found 6000 permits for these kind of animals just in this state, and sources say there may be three times that many that nobody knows about. in the state. >> and a lot in the bay area. >> reporter: absolutely. there are animals in the bay area, particularly marin county, sonoma county and up near antioch. >> i had no idea. thank you, steven. >> yep. >> steven, thank you. i

know a question of cultural heritage of religious history etc i mean one priest for example father mike tyson he's worked in west virginia for the last fifteen years he's even switched churches in the wake of the schism he's left his patron of that hopeful parish he switched the russian church to show solidarity for the church of ukraine but just a wider context i mean tensions have been high since about twenty fourteen there have been numerous attacks by ukrainian nationalists against churches who are viewed as moscow aligned they consider them as enemies of ukraine as traitors as aligned to the kremlin conflict may also flare up in relation to property control the moscow patriarchate controls about twelve thousand churches across ukraine those two ukrainian churches who will perhaps be independent once they unite control about half that number so with ownership of churches with income revenue with followers seventy percent of ukraine being orthodox followers of course this carries a lot of symbolism of people and it's very likely to carry on causing a bit of confusion and division it compli

that includes mike tyson fights. ricky hatton fights. windex lewis fights, enormous bites.s still a big event. whether it is a brawl or slugfest, for not as an end in the last seconds of the 12 round, that is a fa ntasy, seconds of the 12 round, that is a fantasy, that happens in hollywood. whatever happens, we have a good technicalfog, it whatever happens, we have a good technical fog, it still becomes uneventful. in that case, tony bell you talking about retiring after this fight. why has he chosen someone so difficult for the swansong. i will tell you. when usyk won his last fight as someone asked him what he wanted to do next, he said you lived down the lens and he said you lived down the lens and he saidi said you lived down the lens and he said ifight said you lived down the lens and he said i fight bellew. said you lived down the lens and he said ifight bellew. he said you lived down the lens and he said i fight bellew. he was a holiday with his family, heard straightaway and i'm told this fight is just about done and dusted in about 90 minutes of the other fight end

back in 80s, we go to same parties and hung out with mike tyson. i really thought mike had better chance of becoming president. >> stephen: well, i didn't realize you've known him that long. tell me this, is that his real hair color? does he dye his hair? >> if he dyes, he dyes. >> stephen: fair enough. fair enough. if you know donald trump so well, what do you think about the job he's doing as president? >> he is like me. he's a fighter. he looks at the treaties you've made with allies and says: "i must break you." ( laughter ) >> stephen: that was actually terrifying. ( laughter ) ivan drago, everybody! "creed 2" in theaters november 21! we've got a great show for you tonight. rachel weisz is here. but when we return, i bring you thess-- around! you know when you're at that makes you say. cooae yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us ent

legal cases including oj simpson, anatoly issue rensky, michael milken, cloughs van ball o, and mike tyson. he is the author of "the case against impeaching trump" please join me in welcoming him. joining him will be david bkaplan, whose books include "silicon boys," "the accidental president" he teaches courses in journalism and ethics at nybu in the tradition of the nine and the brethren the most dangerous branch inside the supreme court's assault on the constitution takes us inside the secret world of the supreme court. please join me in welcoming david kaplan. [applause] [laughter] >> does your book belong to the right of mine? >> we'll see. >> i guess it all depends on one's perspective. >> well thank you a for coming this is a great group. this is my first miami book fair and i am just totally impressed. [applause] the lineup of speakers and to see so many readers of books and speople who appreciate books is just fantastic, so thank you to the miami book fair for having us both here. alan a i talked about how to. >> the presiding officer: and i think we're each going to talk for 5-6

his hollywood clientele includes rob lowe and mike tyson, but none impresses him like sam simon. >> the first meeting he had with sam, tyson came back and went, "i met my hero. i met a guy that's doing way more than i am with animals." it was a bromance. >> alison kilmer is tyson's wife. >> was it more than just about the dog? >> oh, yeah. tyson knew right away that sam was someone that was gonna mentor him. >> still, tyson hesitates taking the columbo case. why? >> i had stopped working with that breed a few years prior, just because of the volatility and the liability issues around them. >> i'm sure that training aggressive dogs is dangerous. where is columbo on the scale? >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> tyson says he makes an exception for columbo, when simon convinces him that health issues, like painful hip dysplasia, explain why he's such a bad dog. so, it's not just behavioral. it's also medicine? >> that's correct. >> simon's already paying for the best veterinary medicine money can buy. among other things, columbo gets electromagnetic therapy and acupuncture

wilder, lesser known in his home country than his predecessors, like the great mike tyson, and evanderbut deontay wilder looking to find his footing as a loved champion it will be his biggest pay day it will double his net worth tyson fury will earn about $10 million for the fight. he said he will donate it to charity. he's going to build homes for the homeless back in the uk, having a massive change of attitude he lost about 150 pounds in just over a year in terms of coming back to boxing 400 pounds he weighed this time last year. he did win the world championship against wladimir klitschko three years ago this week this is what happened in the final news conference leading up to this fight. tyson fury getting under the skin maybe of deontay wilder tyson fury ending up with his shirt off. >> as you should always. >> boxers do that. after they regained their composure this is what they had to say >> it's just -- it's the emotion that's come out of it. he always talking about how he comes from his mother's womb, no man can beat him all the things he has done if i'm so less of you, why h

. >> as soon as they see mike tyson has white tigers, they forget they escaped and jumped somebody.ou know, there are some downsides to this. there are more pet tilers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. >> that's why organizations such as paws and born free want congress to step in. they say until there are strict federal laws that forbid keeping exotic animals like these in homes. the demand and the black market of trade will continue with no letup in sight. >> that's amazing. people get these smaller cats. of course, they grow up da dangerous. >> they grow up and become very dangerous. in fact, we heard the story from one gentleman. he had 79 tigers in his home. 39 were dead. he had stuffed them into freezers. so they either put them into shelters like this or killed the animals because they become too dangerous. >> that's just tragic. oh my goodness, interesting report. thank you, steven. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, that number 888-996-tips. or visit the website. coming up, we will have a look at that forecast with ker

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if you look back mike tyson of course lost a buster douglas there were those years ago there's a history of japan hosting very big fights the biggest mixed martial arts fights all pride fights as they were called the pride organization way back. in the early two thousand floodway whether it's one of the world's greatest markets here and he seized on an opportunity there all kinds of cross-overs going on in combat sports but they always have really the biggest names. have always created hype and promotion around and so i was under the link it's bad for boxing. you could say the floyd mayweather is exploiting his name in a new market is perfectly entitled to do that one hundred ali of course sports antonio you know key in japan and it was a travesty of the fights though he didn't get up off the grounds the crowd just way around the ready dolly was kicked to the lower legs had to be carried out of their course and there was very little action this will be better that's a call will come and it has he said i'm going to try to hit misc i believe if i gets him i'll be able to knock him out but

sure >> iron mike no, iron mike tyson. he bit someone's ear off though. >> that was him. the face. >> who hasn't, though, at some point? >> i think i want to sit further this way >>> when we comeac bk, would peter navarro's dinner plans be impacting the market we'll have that story next [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the futures now up 150 points now. boeing one of the big gainers helping the dow out. you know, multiply the gain in boeing by seven and you can see how much the contribution from beauing is and it may be somewhat related to this. >> let's talk about thi

simpson, michael milken and mike tyson. he is author of "the case against impeaching trump." please join me in welcoming alan dershowitz. [applause] >> joining him will be david kaplan whose books include silicon voice, the accident president and mine is bigger than for a graduate of cornell and the new york city universal block him he teaches journalism and ethics at nyu. in third edition of the ninth and the brethren, the most dangerous branch inside the supreme court assault on the constitution takes us inside the secret world of the supreme court. please join in welcoming david kaplan. [applause] will. [laughing] >> i hold it up. >> does your book belong to the right of mine? >> we'll see. [laughing] >> like a i said, it all depens on one's perspective. thank you for coming. this is a great group. this is my first miami book fair and i am just totally impressed. the line of speakers and to see so many readers and people appreciate books is a fantastic so thank you to miami book fair for having us both here. we talked a little bit about how to proceed and i think what each

when i hear that, i think of mike tyson, he everyon said eves a plan until you get hit in the face.nothing else, he owns more of the voting shares and someone else has got go in and -- maria: he owns the voting stock. >> he's not going to go at this stage. there's a point he will want to protect his own assets, when is own wealth is declining. it hasn't fallen that far where that's going to happen but it's close and i don't want to like totally bash this company because they do more good than harm still, like most tech companies, especially abroad when they don't have media and they need to communicate. this company did not get enough press attention when the russia story broke because the media was focusing on trump. that was a little bit of the ways they were trying to squeeze money out of the world by people's privacy and that needed more press attention. maria: we're going to talk with lance ulinoff on the subject. i want to find out if you think they've made significant changes at facebook. i don't think so. we'll get into that. market meltdown yesterday, another 500 points, da

you remember mike tyson, who always said everybody has a game plan until they're punched the first timethe first time he got hit by buster douglas, he didn't know how to respond. and everybody is still fighting the last war. they think donald trump has some magic up his sleeve. no. he's a bully. if he gets punched back together, we're going to see how he responds. >> there are a lot of white men out there, non-college guys who like him. you can't keep working the smaller percentage of the population. look at these rallies. you can see who the people are. and women, your message about know your worth. there's another aspect. women's values are different than men's in many ways. women are much more attuned to health issues, what the insurance covers, what it doesn't cover. >> look at these numbers right now. we've had a gender gap for a very long time. there's never been anything like this. it's hard to see how republican candidates in swing districts survive that. >> you know, that doesn't even tell us the percentage of women compared to men who are actually going to show up to vote. i h

and the latest boxing podcast from mike costello and steve bunce is on radio 5 live, with build—up to saturday's world heavyweight title fight between tysonhe action. hamiton posted this video on his twitterfeed — showing him tied up by none other than will smith, who told him he needed to let someone else win for a change. you already won! save it for other people! let's go! your black and i am black and nobody is going to know the difference! seriously! needless to say, hamilton somehow broke free! that's all for now. don't forget sportsday at 6:30pm on bbc news. more from the bbc sports centre throughout the day. thank you. it's been ten years since the climate change act was signed and the uk became the first country to introduce legislation to cut carbon emissions. a decade on, leading scientists are warning that we still need to do more to protect the future of our planet. john maguire reports. this would have been a big pile of coal seven years ago, getting ready for winter. make ring this is the biggest power station in the uk, providing providing around 7% of our power. in recent years, there has been a fundamental change in the