yesterday ideas don't get your act or retirement home where you belong or where mike tyson was like 40years old again his face kicked in when . we were angry at the right for even just trying they're like yeah. i didn't tune in to see a rapist lose in the 1st 30 seconds i tuned in to see a rapist but i don't think of another guy.

like watch the recent boxing match involving an elderly mike tyson why is it that when an athlete is just barely past their prime we've paid ome were yelling at the t.v. screen. 38 years old get your ass to retirement home where you bought them or what mike tyson was like 40 years old again his face kicked in when . we were angry at him right free for even just trying they're like yeah yeah i didn't tune in to see our rapist lose in the 1st 30 seconds i tuned in to see a rapist bite off the ear of another guy i want my money back so we hate past their prime athletes in till they're way past their prime then when like when they're in their sixty's we love them again we'd rather pay to see john mcenroe play jimmy connors today for a charity match in which they both have arthritis and connors can only return ball head to his left side because a right leg doesn't go forward anymore we'd rather watch that than watch 2 like bosnia and teenagers who are the best tennis players in the world well i'm going to break out what's left of billie jean king of body where is grandpa kies and let's se

yesterday ideas don't get your act or retirement home where you belong or where mike tyson was like 40 years old again his face kicked in when . we were angry at right even just trying they're like yeah. i didn't tune in to see a rapist lose in the 1st 30 seconds i tuned in to see a rapist but i don't think of another guy i want my money back. so we hate past their prime athletes intil their way past their prime then we're like when they're in their sixty's we love them again we'd rather pay to see john mcenroe play jimmy connors today for a charity match in which they both have arthritis and connors can only return balls hit to his left side because the right leg doesn't go forward anymore we'd rather watch that than watch true like bosnia and teenagers who are the best tennis players in the world well bring out what's left of billie jean king body whereas grandpa tyson let's see if you can knock out an 80 year old who used to work at the local car wash point being when it comes to why why i didn't care that much i figured it was just part of trump's insane trade war and i didn't look

and i quoted mike tyson to him saying, mike tyson once famously said, everyone has a plan until they'remouth. and so are you ready for the punch in the mouth that's coming? and he said, basically, you guys think i don't know what i'm doing. i have been around the block for a long time, i am not afraid of a fight. so i think what president biden is doing is rhetorically but also through actions, showing that he wants people to come in but time will tell at what point does president biden decide, ok, enough of trying to work with these folks, now i'm going to lower the hammer and now i'm going to show them that i know how to fight. i suggest to anyone, or i would say to anyone who doubts that president biden has the will and the stomach for a fight, that they need to make a reassessment because i believe he is willing to fight. judy: he certainly, david, has the recent example of president obama and what happened when he tried to work with the congress. what do you think he faces? david: i thought jonathan's question got the hair on the back of his neck going straight up because he was an

. >> every mike tyson fight was an event.e put michael spinx, the electricity, you could just feel watching that tv. tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. >> but everybody tries, now. everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend the sport, that he is becoming something of a figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand, and that's what television for these athletes. turns them into worldwide, iconic brands. >> here is michael on the foul line. the bulls win! >> athletes, in the '80s, became part of an ongoing group of people that we cared about. we just had enormous, pent-up demand for sports and the '80s began to provide, thank goodness. >> it's estimated it will go into 1 million more u.s. households this year. >> with cable television, suddenly, offering an array of different channel choices, the audience bifurcated. that's an earthquake. >> i want my mtv. >> i w

. >> mike tyson said it best, everyone's got a plan until they get punched into the nose.s home in the city. he started a local chari here to benefit kids and he does not shy away from addressing injustice. >> because that's who i am. i'm a black man and when i see something that's going on in my community and i have a voice, i want to be part of that change and i want to be on the right side of history. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc7news. >> among the 32 women hoping to be the one for matt are two ladies from san francisco, serena, a 34-year-old flight attendance and brie, a communications manager. we'll see if they find love. all right. the final new episodes of jeopardy hosted by alex trebec will start airing today. tonight's episode contains a powerful message from trebec about the season of giving. the last episode airs friday and will include a special tribute. six contestants are from the bay area. watch "jeopardy" week nights at 7:00 here on abc 7. you can get the latest news anytime with the abc7news app. it has enhanced live video features, more customization and push

. >> of mike tyson, an income bent says he hits you so hard it changes the way you taste.everything. do i think we're going to win? yes. will i be profoundly disappointed if we lose? yes. if we win, everything is going to be different. it's going to change. it's kind of like covid. it going to change the way people taste. entire political world that wakes up where i think it's going to wake up to tomorrow morning will be profoundly different than the one that exists at 18:30 eastern time or whatever we are. that i'm certain of. i'm pretty sure i feel good about where we are and if we win this, we're just living in a new universe. we really in ways that you and i and cecil as long as we've been around we can't imagine the effect this will be. >> cecil? >> well, i think it's also been really wonderful to see that of course, a lot of folks thought once donald trump wasn't on the ballot that that had been the motivating factor for a lot of democrats but the unity we've seen in this run off election obviously at the top of the ticket with joe biden and kamala harris repeatedly

mike tyson.he interviewed may a couple months -- me a couple months ago when ambassador bolton's book, that whole controversy, whether he should be arrested for violating intelligence laws, larry by that time his show was on cable and on the internet, working for rt, the russian outfit but he said they don't mess with me. they just carry me, they're just another sponsor, another outlet for me. but larry was terrific. you know, the fact that he and i together amounted to 13 marriages -- [laughter] >> we bonded. he was a terrific guy. jedediah: he was terrific, geraldo. we were talking with nancy grace earlier. we were talking about just how he had an ease of making people feel comfortable in those interviews. .she guest hosted for him. he has touched so many lives. we'll see a lot of people coming forward, talking about how they wouldn't be where they are today without his influence. thank you for sharing your morning with us. as always, we appreciate it. we're going to turn to some important head

mike. the groundbreaking emmy and tony award winning actress cicely tyson died at the age of 96. >> we willive him a very good life. >> tyson in 1924 in harlem. she shot to fame first through modeling but then decided to pursue acting instead. she was the first black actor to win an emmy for best actress in a drama and went on to win a tony and honorary academy award and also received the presidential medal of freedom from former president barack obama. after her passing tributes flooded in from people like oprah, tyler perry, and bill clinton. >>> democrats are ready to pass sweeping koechbs relief but president biden is still hoping for something more bipartisan. >> democrats in congress telling republicans with or without you. >> reporter: that's right. democrats, laura, have the votes to pass a big relief bill. that would include much bigger checks for american families and more funding for small businesses. they can do it without theo movt the gop. the white house is a lot less eager. you're going to hear from the senate majority leader then the biden white house. >> but if our republi

mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> we lost a legend this week. on thursday, actress cicely tysonf 96. miss tyson broke barriers in hollywood throughout her seven-decade career. nbc's rehema ellis takes a look back. ♪♪ >> reporter: cicely tyson captivated and inspired audiences on stage, and in film. >> now, starting now! starting now! >> reporter: she made her mark in ground-breaking productions. "roots." >> it will give him a very good life. >> reporter: "the autobiography of miss jane pittman." combined her commitment to civil rights with her career. tyson was always an unlikely star. born in 1924 in harlem, she grew up in poverty, the daughter of caribbean immigrants, deeply rooted in the church. when she quit her job as a secretary to pursue modeling and acting, her mother kicked her out of the house. >> she really thought i was going to live in a den of iniquity, because that's what show business meant to her. >> reporter: tyson shot to fame, first as a model, and became one of the first black actors in a recurring role on television in nbc's "east side, west side." her care