usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. ♪ >> jimmy: we're back with iron mike tyson >> jimmy, i feel fantastic man oh, man. i can't wait till you see me in the ring and do my thing >> jimmy: i can't believe that you did this thing on shark week you -- >> listen. my wife talked me into doing this and said, "hey, will smith did it and he did it and he -- and he didn't complain why are you going to complain? and i said, "well will smith is a different kind of guy. he's adventurous i'm not adventurous. so - >> jimmy: yeah, me neither >> so she convinced me to go on this trip. so, i'm in the bahamas and she accompanied me in the bahamas. so we went to the bahamas and man, first i was in the cage with the shark and that was kind of claustrophobic it wasn't fun and exciting and then i did the free -- the free dive and i was hanging out with some sharks >> jimmy: no, no, no people from brooklyn should not do that. >> hey, listen, i understand but my wife felt it was a way for me to overcome my fears and that's -- and i did. yeah she was right. >> jimmy: wow. that must have b

mike tyson. tyson tweeted yesterday that he is proud that he will finally cast a vote.this election. and i think that's great. if for no other reason than i want to hear mike tyson say the words "participating in democracy." speaking of prize fights, we are now less than a week away from the first presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden. the debate will be held in cleveland at case western reserve university. never heard of it. trump has reportedly been preparing for the debates by watching tv. that's right. he's been training twelve hours a day for the past four years for this. they say that biden considered taking a page from trump's book and putting the women who accused him of sexual assault in the audience for the debate but they're not allowed to have more than 400 people in the crowd. [cheers and applause] watching joe biden in these debates will be like watching your kid in the school play. you'll be like -- very good. all right. there will be no audience for the debate so the president has been warming himself in front of a series of crowds. trum

. >> donald trump is the mike tyson of debaters. he's not going to come in and fight a normal way that you can plan for. is going to come and bite your ear off. >> reporter: with more than 1 million votes cast in national polls showing very little movement, a little girl experts say this debate is was about suing undecided voters and more about encouraging supporter turnout. to get think it's unlikely any voter will change their mind in the course of the debate. >> both candidates will be speaking to their constituencies to make sure they are confirmed and solid and ready to go pick >> reporter: and because of the coronavirus, the audience will be limited, and the candidates won't shake hands. laura podesta, cbs news, cleveland. >>> back today news conference with dr. marquel lee. >> august, it's almost been a month now we have laid out a new way for us to reengage in our community to have additional operations of certain businesses throughout our communities, and these are the criteria that have not only allowed us to loosen some,

if this was a fight, mike tyson, you can train your boxer as much as you want but mike tyson, sorry, a normal way that you can plan for. he's going to come in and bite your ear off. this is going to be a brawl and he's going to be unconventional and going to come at you and that's tough to prepare your candidate for. >> how do you guys think mr. trump is going to handle the tax story, which is suddenly taken over the headlines? >> he fielded this in 2016. >> robby, start. >> go ahead. no, i was going to say hillary -- he faced this from hillary in 2016, too. she walked through this, actually i would argue really anticipated everything we just saw in this article. he's just going to say he was smart, and frankly, again, i think it's easy to see something like that as an important rabbit hole to go down. at the end of the day i think it's a raabity hole. fundamentally the case joe biden has to make is trump lied to the american people and failed on covid. their lives would have been better if someone else had been in charge. if he gets into taxes, i think it's a diversion from his core

a plan when you go into the boxing ring and so you get punched in the face and mike tyson right so it's all fun and games but then when a riot erupts the ancient rivalries come out you know and all that stuff uses out in print now that as you point out if that's that's what we have to work to get around it so that we can get to stressful times you know so that so the let me move on so the the green book you know it's funny because under segregation in the united states you know 1st we enslaved by black population then there's segregation and then we we know the black populations poor because they never made any money and so we're going to segregate them be can't come in here we because we know you're poor because we never gave you a job and now with big coin potentially you've got a black population that's going to be the richest population in america and so the green book is like hey we don't want to go to any any of these dumps if we just want to stick to the good stuff you know here's here's your guy to the big coin unable smoothen joints all over the country the green book you know

a plan when you go into the boxing ring and so you get punched in the face and mike tyson right so it's all fun and games but then when a riot erupts the ancient rivalries come out you know and all that stuff uses out in print now that as you point out if that's that's what we have to work to get around it so that we can get to stressful times you know so that so the let me move on so the the green book it's funny because under segregation in the united states you know 1st we enslaved by black population then there's segregation and then we we know the black populations poor because they never made any money and so we're going to segregate them be can't come in here we because we know you're poor because we never gave you a job and now with big coin potentially you've got a black population that's going to be the richest population in america and so the green book is like hey we don't want to go to any any of these dumps we just want to stick to the good stuff you know here's here's your guy to the big coin unable smoothen joints all over the country the green book you know am i right n

. >> every time i hear that song think of mike tyson in the hangover, one of the great movie scenes of all time. >> before they brought our microphones up, you've got something great to say about the debate tonight. >> that scene is just hysterical, great movie but we are focusing on serious business tonight. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> tonight is the night donald trump and joe biden face-off in battleground ohio for the first 2020 presidential debate. >> we have a preview. >> reporter: i have to mention that phil collins song is what the president plays on loudspeakers as air force one lands on the tarmac at all these rallies. when i heard you took me to the last rally i was at wherever i wasn't here we go. and an election there had been almost a little over 1 million ballots already cast in early voting states, tonight at the they may be the most pivotal of the election cycle is undecided voters get a look at this stage, different from any debate they seem, it will start from the beginning, no pre-debate handshake, no elbow bump, they will

and so, quote, unquote, the great american philosopher mike tyson.what happens tonight because there are going to be haymakers coming from all over the place, and donald trump's going to go low, especially when it comes to hunter biden. i think joe biden has to be honest, he has to be straightforward. he has to not get frazzled. and he has to be the joe that we all know. but when you attack someone's children, there is a level of emotion that comes into play. and i think people are going to want to see joe biden fight back but remain presidential. that's going to be a line that he's going to have to walk cautiously. people have no expectations for decorum or character or an honesty coming from donald trump. but what they do want to see is if joe biden can actually show the contrast of being presidential. so when someone drags your child through the mud, instead of returning fire and dragging ivanka and jared and eric and donald because there's enough there to drag them through the mud, you look donald trump in the eye and you say we are going to talk

today, you will hear from tyson amir and mike davis, from the black literacy collective. it promotes literacy and comprehension, that involves socially and culturally content. >> you know if you were here last week, i write heavy ball. we want to break it down. >> the black program is an evoluti evolutionary program, they are going get the writing skills, and the skills that allows them to touch on the content standards that the state of california and the united states wants them to be exposed to in school. but in addition to that, they are going get the social, the political, the cultural, historical foundation that they should have we know the school system is not going give them, because the school system is never set up to education our community properly. as a collective of writers, we can help bridge the gap or interrupt and bring in the revolutionar educational experience that so many young people are hungry for. >> i use poetry to explore childhood trauma. i wanted to share it with young people so they can learn to articulate their emotions, identify, you know, c

today, you will hear from tyson amir and mike davis, from the black literacy collective.y and comprehension, that involves socially and culturally content. >> you know if you were here last week, i write heavy ball. we want to break it down. >> the black program is an evoluti evolutionary program, they are going gething ills, and kills that ctent strd tha wants them to bexped to in at, are going get the social, the political, the cultural, historical foundation that they should have we know the school system is not going give them, because the school system is never set up to education our community properly. as a collective of writers, we can help bridge the gap or interrupt and bring in the revolutionar educational experience that so many young people are hungry for. >> i use poetry to explore childhood trauma. i wanted to share it with young people so they can learn to articulate their emotions, identify, you know, certain triggers or tramas that impact them. and provide them a platform to express thengzs. often times, the sett >> that's an expression with tyson and mi

then, i got you next. >> that's just a small part of our conversation with tyson and mike.you can hear much more about their incredible efforts on your connected tv streaming apps and on abc 7 news.com. and this is just the beginning. every couple of weeks, you will hear from people all over the a ffercehe inery trying to mak diverse communities. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you. world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama dates. for sandhya patel, all of us here, thank you so much for joining us this evening. our next newscast is coming up at 6:00. we're going to have a whole special on the six-month date for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassi

. >> i want to hear mike tyson say the words participating in a democracy. >> i'm sure you've alreadyeen that grand jury in kentucky has not returned any indictment or charges against the police who shot breonna taylor. >> it's a tough day. i think we have to rage. we have to rage in love, but we have to stand up for the values of our humanity. and our life matters more than matters. it's divine. and i don't think that this is something that we can ever let become normal. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." very well said. a lot of people still reeling over the decision yesterday. that's where we begin. a lot of anger over the grand jury's decision in the breonna taylor case. two officers were shot last night during the protests. that is not okay. two officers involved in taylor's death were not charged. now the shootings marred what had been a largely peaceful demonstration of outrage in a city where a state of emergency had been declared in advance. >> other protests across the country remained peaceful with thousands marching for change late into the night. all of this renews the cal

you can hear much more from tyson and mike on your streaming apps and also on abc7news.com. and this is just the beginning. eery couple of weeks you will be hearing from different people from all over the bay area about our communities, their communities and the work that they are doing. and what i found really fun about this kind of project, and i think that we'll all be able to do it at some point, is that we're so ubeg telling the story, but this is a chance for people to tell their own stories which i thought was really nice. >> makes me want to go back to school. >> and i love how he approached it. it is just like you are just talking and -- i love that. i love it. i can tell that they are really engaged in that. thank yoyou jobina. >> yeah, very enlightening. and let's talk about the weather and hopefully we can learn even more. here is the setup for today. the remnants of katrina down to our south. you can see it trying to break out a few sprinkles. a lot of that is evaporating before it reaches the ground. and the area of low pressure is about to come ashore. you can

you're going to hear from tyson amir and mike davis for the black literacy collective. it's specifically involving socially and culturally relevant content to black life in classrooms. >> the situation is systemic. through the colonies and constitution, they engineered and invented multiple ways to keep us forcibly enslaved. >> you already know if you were here last week, i write heavy bars. so we want to break it down. >> i said, it will be so dope for us to put together a team like a super team of black authors. and start bringing them to the community, bringing them to schools, and one of the first authors i met, i was like, yeah, i need to partner with this brother, is a brother we have on the screen right here, michael davis. >> at that time i had just been released from prison, i hadn't even been out 30 days. i was -- i wanted to gravitate toward positive change. we started vibing, connecting real tough, in terms of what we saw, in terms of bringing a collection of powerful writers, published authors together like something that had never been done before. i don't

i think this could almost be like pay-per-view, i used to watch mike tyson when i was younger.how excited people are for the mu mud sling. i think the economy is working in president trump's favor. you look at housing, we're basically in a boom right now and the economic data continues to come in better. i think that's going to be very hard to deny. so i think that's going to be very, very good for president trump. maria: joe biden will likely focus on the coronavirus. that's what he's been hammering. president trump on. be sure to join us tomorrow night. i'll be there live along with neil cavuto to preview the debate, starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern and we'll have the debate live at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. join us tomorrow night for this incredible event. coming up, north carolina congressional candidate madison cawthorn is here, why he wants to be the aoc on the gop. and tiktok's fate in the balance as the judge blocks the trump administration's attempt to ban tiktok downloads in the united states. we're taking a look when we come back. stay with us. maria: welcome back. good

it's like going into a heavyweight fight without sparring or training and i will quote mike tyson ifch probably has not happened very often on this show which is everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. believe me two weeks from now when chris wal wallace is moderg that debate in cleveland is he going to get punched in the mouth that he has not heard before because is he not doing tough interviews and be ill prepared as a result of that, steve. steve: joe, you know this is the exact same strategy they tried with hillary clinton four years ago, but then she got dragged into the spotlight with the email server thing. >> yes, hillary clinton, steve, went 270 days during the 2016 campaign without doing a press conference. and that is not a good thing because you allow your opponent to define you and that's what's happening with joe biden right now. can you run on donald trump's a bad guy all you want, and the people that are going to vote against donald trump are going to do so. but to get those independents in those battle ground states and right now it's a dead heat if

pete: hey, as mike tyson said everybody's got a plan until they're punched in the mouth.e challenges start coming is he deft enough to adapt. if you accuse someone of being a nazi, you're already losing the argument. i've got big news. joe biden will be leaving -- he might be doing it from his basement but the lid is not on yet. he'll be doing a press conference at 12:15 today about the president's supreme court pick. i will note seven of the last 14 days, -- yesterday i looked at that stat -- he has put a lid on his campaign. he's running a 50% on campaign 30 days from the election. shocking. will: no lid on tuesday night. no. pete: maybe. who knows. will: i guess there's stim time. pete: never know until they're there. will: turning now to-your headlines a los angeles police officer is in the hospital after he was attacked inside his own station. police say the violence broke out after the suspect walked in the station and began arguing with the officer. the suspect then grabbed the officer's gun, beat him with it and fired multiple rounds. the officer was not shot. the

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