next he steps into the ring as mike tyson in the limited series "mike." >> then every day i trained withso terrified of disappointing cus. if i wasn't winning, what good was i to him? >> lamorne: "mike" premieres thursday on hulu. please say hello to trevante rhodes. [ cheers and applause ] don't give me that. look how you walked. let me do this intro. this is how he walked out here. this is how he walked out here. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] damn, bro. >> like they was saying, you are really good at this. >> lamorne: oh, thank you. >> you are really good at this. [ cheers and applause ] >> lamorne: thank you. thank you. off topic, but i have a question for you. when you walk down the street do people mistake you for me? [ laughter ] because we have a similar build -- >> they do. they do. >> lamorne: you're very welcome. i checked out the series. oh, my goodness. i saw the -- brother. >> thank you. >> lamorne: my gosh, man. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> lamorne: i've got to say, when i was watching it i was speechless because some folks, they do a mike tyson impression. with y

was it mike tyson or ozzy osbourne. >> i got to say mike tyson. >> obvious one.d the answer is? >> oh. >> look at that you knew it the whole time. you wake up in the morning to ozy osborne, don't you in the sound track. >> who doesn't? >> jesse: wakes up to "fox & friends." what was this snarlly little symbol did you? >> i was in the 90's. did i some head banging action back then. come on. >> we'll talk more about that in the commercial break. next category is fountain of youth. question. forget about green juice. this celebrity is drinking the blood of her much younger lover to stay fit is it madonna or heidi klum? >> i have got go with madonna. >> i have to go with madonna because she is super weird these days. have you seen pictures of her recently? >> jesse: she has a blood drinking look. other people are doing stuff like that. i have got to go with madonna. >> heidi klum she just seems.. >> today, it is go the opposite of what you said. i have no idea. >> jesse: you need it. >> going missouri. you are going louisiana. what is it? >> i don't think it's approp

i see there's something ♪ >>> back with two stars from "mike" about legendary heavyweight boxer mike tysonso much for being here. good morning to you. >> thank you. >> taking on these big roles. we know the series will pack a punch. we'll chat in just a moment but first let's start with a clip. >> people just see an animal. they call me a savage. i'm the most vicious, ruthless champion that has ever been. no one can match me. i'm ferocious. i want your heart. i want to eat your children. is that who i am? >> okay, intense. trevante, you literally embody this role of mike tyson. how did you start to become mike? tell us about the training. i understand you worked with a former world champion boxer as well. >> yeah, my coach miss ann wolfe just got inducted into the hall of fame. actually her special on "real sports," hbo just aired it so check it out if you get the chance. but spending time with her, getting the understanding of ow to move like mike, getting the understanding of the mentality, getting an understanding of the spirit of being a fighter. just everything around spending time wi

. >> this is mike tyson's belt. >> shock shoe! tom brady super bowl helmet, mike tyson's belt. we have known for a while that donald trump likes to collect memorabilia, if you will. and so when trump arrived at the white house, well, it was no different. here is the new york times today describing trump's time in office. quote, white house aides described how excited trump was to show of all the material he had access to, including letters from the north korean leader kim jong-un, which he routinely waved at visitors, allowing his advisers. some of those letters were among the trove that mr. trump had with him at mar-a-lago. so, is that why federal agents retrieved within 25 boxes of documents from trump's florida home last week? did he just want to show off his 11 sets of classified papers to friends and guests? papers that the fbi took last week? hey, guys, look, look! this one is marked classified! that one, over there! it is marked top secret, check it out! sure, maybe. or it could be something more nefarious. because if that more innocent explanation is true, then why has

this is mike tyson's belt. >> shaq's shoe. tom brady's super bowl helmet. mike tyson's belt. we have known for a while that donald trumpow likes to collect memorabilia. if you will. and so when trump arrived at the white house, well, it was no different. here is a "new york times" today describing trump's time in office, how excited he was to show off all that he had access to, the letter to the north korean president, and waved at advisers and some were among the trove that he had with him at mar-a-lago andtr is that why federal accurates retrieved over 25 boxes of documents from his florida home and show off the papers and guests to friends and guest,nd look, look, this one i marked classified, that one, over there, it's marked top secret, check it out. sure, maybe. or it could be something more nefarious. with that more innocent explanation is true, why has trump not answered the single most importanted question from this entire saga, why didn't he just give the documents back when the government asked for them? before a search warrant was even approved? why not simply han

hugh jackman and mike tyson in the crowd as was former president bill clinton chatting with dr. ruth. serena's husband, mother and 4-year-old daughter olympia in the stands. olympia wearing an outfit matching that of her grandslam winning mom. things started well for serena going up two games early but her opponent, danka kovinic, held fast breaking serena's serve twice and then taking the lead. serena dug deep and with the crowd behind her she fought back. >> she's back in front, 4-3. >> reporter: an hour later the crowd on its feet as serena did what she does best. >> game, set and match. >> reporter: serena doing her signature victory twirl as she took one step toward a long shot 24th major trophy and second act. it turned into a victory celebration. billie jean king taking the court to speak directly to the queen of tennis. one icon paying tribute to another. >> thank you for your leadership and commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. especially for women and women of color. we love you. god bless you and guess what, you're just beginning. >> reporter: serena was then

star—studded crowd that included a president, a pooch, and martina navratilova sitting next to mike tyson she. game, set and match, williams! i think when you're passionate about something and you love something so much, it's always hard to walk away. sometimes i think it's harder to walk away than to not, and that's been the case for me, and so i've been trying to decide for a little while what to do. she's not walking awayjust yet — no, she's twirling her way to the second round. laura scott, bbc news, new york. all of the south—west of england is now in drought following some of the driest conditions in nearly 90 years. the environment agency say bristol, somerset, dorset, south gloucestershire and parts of wiltshire have all today moved to drought status. earlier this month devon, cornwall and the isles of scilly were also declared to be in a drought. matt taylor is here. another significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers? you significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers?- significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers? you can see the impact _ hottest ever

mike tyson, chad ocho cinco johnson, or flav-a-flav. >> flav. kennedy: yeah, boi. you got that right. never inned a tiger. owned a tiger. kevin, your question, which of these rich and shameless once bought a $1,000lv teddy bear for her 1 month old baby. kyler ginner, jada pinkett-smith or hillary clinton. >> i want to say hillary but it's kylie, hopefully. kennedy: yeah, it's kylie. >> always going to be a jenner. kennedy: i can feel it being a smash and grab. dave, here you go, question one, and of these rh and shameless once owned a $10,000 pair of shoe, mila kunis, celine dion, or ginger spice? >> celine dion. kennedy: yes, my heart will go on. that was a horrible accent. okay. here we go, alex, which of these rich and shameless once paid $55 million for a kentucky derby winning racehorse. microsoft cofounder paul allen, jay-z, or rosie o'donnel. look at rosie's face. >> going rosie. kennedy: that was the worst answer. she's the least likely and that's not true. it was actually jay-z. he has a lot of money. racehorses are expensive. >> he has a big farm in new j

hugh jackman and mike tyson. the u.s.l celebration. >> know that i love you so much. i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: thousands of fans packing the grounds in the big apple. all for the chance to see the 40-year-old star play one last time. serena making her u.s. open debut back in 1998. returning to new york the next year to win her first grand slam title at just 17 years old. that victory, the start of a legendary run. serena ultimately adding 23 grand slam singles titled to her collection so far. the second highest of all time. >> i never dreamt of having this much grand slams or titles. for me, it's all a bonus. >> reporter: her potential retirement kicking off a worldwide celebration with covers on "vogue" and "time". >> the years went by in a blink. >> reporter: a video tribute narrated by oprah winfrey. a new commercial honoring the tennis phenom's legacy voiced by beyonce. >> to love being one of a kind. to always love being you. >> reporter: with monday's victory, serena showing she's not ready to put her

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ruth to celebrities like hugh jackman and sports greats including mike tyson. the u.s. i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: thousands of fans packing the grounds in the big apple, all for the chance to see the 40-year-old star play one last time. serena making her u.s. open debut back in 1998, returning to new york the next year to win her first grand slam title at just 17 years old. that victory the start of a legendary run. serena ultimately adding 23 grand slam singles titles to her collection so far. the second highest of all time >> i never dreamt of having this many grand slams or titles so for me it's all a bonus >> reporter: serena's potential retirement kicking off a worldwide celebration with covers on "vogue" and "time" magazine >> the years went by in a blink. >> reporter: a video tribute narrated by oprah winfrey. and a new gatorade commercial honoring the tennis phenom's legacy voiced by beyonce >> to love being one of a kind, to always love being you >> reporter: with monday's victory, serena showing she's not ready to put her racket away just yet but

>> so the great philosopher mike tie tyson said everybody has a plan until you get punched in the face every time i look back at interest rates when they're spiking and the fed is really tight, they ending up easing pretty quickly the data point that i'm really focused on here, mike, is the unemployment rate. remember, the core pce, the fed has let the narrative be about the cpi. the core pce which they have stated in the past that they use, that peaked a few months ago. so we know that inflation is getting a little bit better. it's not where they want it to be today's message was clear by fed chair powell but i think the real thing that's going to be the kicker of when they're going to not just stop tightening rates but ease more quickly than people think is when the unemployment rate starts to go up. in our view that's by the end of the year if you look, it leads the unemployment rate by four months we're coming to the point where it should pivot. i don't know if it's august or september, but ultimately i'm watching the unemployment rate more specifically because like i said, when th

star—studded crowd that included a president, a pooch, and martina navratilova sitting next to mike tysonink it's harder to walk away than to not, and that's been the case for me so i've been trying to decide for a little while what to do. she's not walking awayjust yet, no, she's twirling her way to the second round. laura scott, bbc news, new york. she has got the doubles to come as well, the ultimate sister act with venus williams, later this week. the reigning us open champion emma raducanu begins the defence of her title tonight. she's seeded 11th at flushing meadows and at midnight uk time she takes on france's alize cornet, who knocked the world number one iga swiatek out of wimbledon earlier this summer. a tough opening match. raducanu's had a challenging year with injuries and fitness concerns since that fairy tale win in new york, but says she's learnt a lot. i think qualifying is viewed as a good thing, i don't i'm really happy with what i've done this year and how i have come out of certain situations. i have obviously got amazing memories in new york, it has got to be up ther

this is like the first round of mike tyson versus allen, the boxing club champion of princeton from 1967etter over the next 14 rounds. you know, it doesn't make sense for republicans to embrace this guy, then be shocked by one revelation after another revelation after another revelation. they're going to keep coming. >> clearly, what laura ingraham said on the podcast is reflective. we know speaking to people privately, but we've heard publicly, republicans in the senate, for example. obviously, there is the group of house republicans that will defend publicly, not privately, donald trump right to the end, but they just in the senate and other republicans, they just want him to go away. they're grateful for what he did. he swept many of them into power. my goodness, they don't want to spend this election cycle and the next presidential election cycle talking about what happened in 2020, as this now -- these investigations of his time in office enter the criminal realm now. it gets more serious. >> right. >> it gets worse for everyone around him. they feel, again, like they have a vulnera

a star—studded crowd that included a president, a pooch and martina navratilova sitting next to mike tysonn title tonight. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. more now on our main story. aid is starting to arrive in pakistan to help tens of millions of people affected by devastating monsoon floods that have submerged a third of the country. bridges and roads have been washed away, millions of homes have been damaged or destroyed and much of the richest farmland flooded. provinces like sindh and balochistan in the south are the worst—affected — but mountainous regions have also been badly hit. we've just reciecved this report from our correspondent secunder kamani from the northern city of nowshera. we're seeing residents, families trying to make their way back to their homes for the first time today since the floods struck. that's because the water levels might still be high — up to my knee here. and in fact, further down, i'm told they're coming all the way up to your neck. but if you look at the wall over there, that mark shows y

fact they probably set it back because as we see, a tyson civilians have galvanized the cranium population unified them to fight against the russians. mike martin will have to leave it there. thanks so much for that. really fascinating with this. thank you very much. now, ban on imports of russian coal into europe will come into effect today. e country is agreed on the embargo early this year's parson sanctions over russia's invasion of ukraine. almost half of the coal imports have come from russia, with germany, among the most dependent nations. countries are now turning to domestic mines and increasing imports from countries, including the u. s. columbia, south africa and australia to make up the shortfall. and as european countries seek out new energy sources, some are increasing their use of nuclear power. but finding locations to store radioactive waste has been consistent problem. finland is pioneering. a system which is operators say can permanently contain, or it's spent nuclear material and some communities there are embracing the waste as the lease terry shoals found out who wants to live next to a new clear sight. well, this g