mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter. the guys who were in charge. four young men. business partners of donald, employees, really, went down in helicopter. i said that's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on the helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how much of that second book so? -- cell? peter: i was surprised to discover it had been on the bestseller list for seven weeks. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. a couple hundred thousand, certainly. the business was different than. you could ship all these books and take as many as you wanted to give them, today people are careful. there were times when it was very high. the downside was significant. brian: the returns rate has to do with what? peter: the publishing industry works with -- you give a bookseller a book. if it sells, great. if it doesn't, they have the right to return it. that is a protocol that goes back to the depression era. the

mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter. the guys who were in charge. four young men. business partners of donald, employees, really, went down in helicopter. i said that's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on the helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how much of that second book sell? peter: i was surprised to discover it had been on the bestseller list for seven weeks. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. a couple hundred thousand, certainly. the business was different than. you could ship all these books and take as many as you wanted to give them, today people are careful. there were times when it was very high. the downside was significant. brian: the returns rate has to do with what? peter: the publishing industry works with -- you give a bookseller a book. if it sells, great. if it doesn't, they have the right to return it. that is a protocol that goes back to the depression era. the belief

he was promoting mike tyson, and mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter, the guys who were in charge, four young men, business partners of donald's, employees, really, went down in a helicopter. i saw donald after that, and i said, it's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on that helicopter. that was his reaction. >> how much did the second book sell? >> i was surprised to discover that it was actually on the best seller list for search weeks, but it didn't tell 10%, maybe 15% from the first. >> what did you print, 500,000? >> probably. remember, the business was different then. you could ship all these books into places like barnes & noble and borders. they would take as many as you wanted to give them. today it's much more, people are careful. so the returns rate was very high. the down side was significant. >> returns rate has to do with what? >> you give somebody a book, you give a book seller a book f. it sells, great f. it doesn't, they have th

he was promoting mike tyson, and mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter, the guys who were in charge, four young men, business partners of donald's, employees, really, went down in a helicopter. i saw donald after that, and i said, it's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on that helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how many books did that second book sell? peter: i was surprised to discover that it was actually on the best seller list for search weeks, but it didn't tell 10%, maybe 15% from the first. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. couple hundred thousand, certainly. remember, the business was different then. you could ship all these books into places like barnes & noble and borders. they would take as many as you wanted to give them. today it's much more, people are careful. they weren't careful then. so the return rate was very high. the downside was significant. brian: returns rate has to do with what? peter: the publis

he called me one time after the mike tyson year biting and wanted to know what kind of a guy mike tyson was. i said he is wonderful to be around. he made a despicable horrible mistake that night, but it brightens him so much that tyson was wonderful. i don't want to judge him. he's a great boxer but he was interested in so many different sports and had genuine love, great to be around. i asked how many games he watched in the white house, we are pretty good, he said. i watch quite a bit of it. >> one of the perks of being in the white house. >> reflections are great. >> we want to thank you. >> wonderful man. i was lucky to spend time with him. he was a joy. a joyous guy. very humble. >> quite a combination with all that leadership and accomplishment. i want to show you a video from a neighbor who stopped by the gates to the bush neighborhood, they placed an american flag and flowers, she was saddened by the loss, and talked about the fact that she said there were people who were good people with the utmost respect for them and wanted to stop by. and in coming days that will be more. i

. >> i'm still trying to punch out mike tyson, it's been that long, since the '80s. >> tetris. >> i gave up when you needed more than two fingers but, that. >>> we have more now on those holiday gifts and what to do if they miss the mark. well, rebecca jarvis is here. rebecca, you're going to walk us through how to regift or return it. >> that is right, michael. inetimes there's a little coal stocking. there are plenty of ways to spin it into gold. if what's under the tree and in your stocking didn't quite devest,lir on have no fear, you're not alone. americans return nearly $90 billion worth of gifts over the holidays and if returns are in your future, keep in mind the window to make the swap could be closing. look at those gift receipts and check them twice. some stores give you just 15 days, others as many as 30 to 45 to make returns. a number of the biggest retailers including walmart, target, best buy and amazon extend return policies over the holidays but beware, not all products are included under that umbrella. the good news with many companies now offering fre shipping, there's

he called me one time after the mike tyson year biting and he wanted to know what kind of a guy mike tyson was. i said he's wonderful to be around and he made a despicable horrible mistake and incident that night, but it just bright him so much that i thought tyso was wonderful that he said i don't want to judge him. he's a great boxer, but he was interested in so many different sports and had a genuine love. i yasked them how many games he will watch in the white house h said we have a prettyn ai good satellite system here. i watch quite a bit of it. >> one of the perks of being in the white house. >> you're reflections are great. >> thank you. >> he was a wonderful man i was lucky to spend the time with them. he was a joy. asa joyous guy who was very hume . decency beyond belief. >> quite a combination along with all that leadership and accomplishment. i want to showow you briefly a video coming in a short time ag stop by that or who gates to the bush neighborhood there. they placed an american flag an flowers. neighbors said they wanted to come by since he was saddened b the loss,

he called me one time after the mike tyson ear biting, and he wanted to know what kind of a guy mike tyson was. i said, he's wonderful to be around, and he had made a despicable, horrible mistake and incident that night, but a just break into so much that i thought that tyson was wonderful and he said, i don't want to judge him. he's a great boxer. he was really interested in so many different sports, and had a genuine love. it was great to be around. i asked him how many games he would watch in the white house and he said we have a pretty good satellite system, bret and shannon. i watched quite a bit of it. >> shannon: one of the perks of being in the white house. >> bret: your reflections are great. >> thank you. he was a wonderful man. i was lucky to spend the time with him and he was a joy, he was a joyous guy who was very, very humble. decency beyond belief. >> shannon: quite a combination, along with all the leadership and accomplishment. i want to show you briefly a video coming into us a short time ago for my neighbor who stopped by the gates to the bush neighborhood there. t

he called me one time after the mike tyson ear biting, and he wanted to know what kind of a guy mike tyson was. i said, he's wonderful to be around, and he had made a despicable, horrible mistake and incident that night, but a just break into so much that i thought that tyson was wonderful and he said, i don't want to judge him. he's a great boxer. he was really interested in so many different sports, and had a genuine love. it was great to be around. i asked him how many games he would watch in the white house and he said we have a pretty good satellite system, bret and shannon. i watched quite a bit of it. >> shannon: one of the perks of being in the white house. >> bret: your reflections are great. >> thank you. he was a wonderful man. i was lucky to spend the time with him and he was a joy, he was a joyous guy who was very, very humble. decency beyond belief. >> shannon: quite a combination, along with all the leadership and accomplishment. i want to show you briefly a video coming into us a short time ago for my neighbor who stopped by the gates to the bush neighborhood there. t

ed: as soon as they see mike tyson has white tigers, you know, they forget that the white tigers escaped and jumped somebody, you know? i mean, there are some downsides to this. there are more pet tigers in the united states than there are wild tigers in the rest of the world. stephen: that's why organizations like paws and born free want congress to step in. those organizations say without strict federal laws that forbid keeping exotic animals in homes, the black market trade will continue with no letup in sight. announcer: coming up next. bill mcgee: it was just this huge cloud. announcer: we unravel the long toxic history of the hunter's point shipyard in san francisco. denny's♪ $6.99 are you out $6.99 of your mind ♪ eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and butter buttermilk pancakes. and now, get it delivered free! free! enjoy denny's new $6.99 super slam now with free delivery. getting cleaned up? hunter's point is a prime piece of waterfront land in san francisco that's slated for a massive new development, but decades of naval operations contaminated the area. despite a long toxi

simpson, michael milken and mike tyson. he's the 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 boys the accidental president and mines bigger. a graduate of cornell and a university school otheuniversite teaches courses in journalism, ethics and nyu in the tradition of the brother in the most dangerous branch inside thehe supreme court assault on the constitution takes us inside the secret world of the supreme court please join me in welcoming david kaplan. [applause] does your book belonged to the right of mine? [laughter] it all depends on one's perspective. this is a great group and my first miami book fair and i am just totally impressed. the lineup of speakers and to see so many readers of books and people who appreciate books is fantastic so thank you to the miami book fair for having us here. we talked a little bit about how to proceed, and i think we are each going to talk for five or six minutes and then argue with each other and go to questions and answ

>> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it's all over. mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at 5'2". >> but everybody tries, man. everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming something of a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. turns them into worldwide, iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. a shot. good! the bulls win it! >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people that we cared about. we just had an enormous pent-up demand for sports, and the '80s began to provide. thank goodness. >> cable television is continuing to grow. 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 want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! �

>> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it's all over. mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at -- >> everybody tries. everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. it turns them into worldwide iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to jordan. michael at the foul line. good! the bulls win it! >> athletes in the '80s became part of an ongoing group of people that we cared about. we had an enormous pent-up demand for sports and the '80s began to provide. thank goodness. >> cable television is continuing to grow. 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 want my mtv! >> i want my mtv! ♪ >> a new concept is born. the best

simpson, anatoly sharansky, michael nelkin, and mike tyson. he is the 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 void, the accidental president and mine bigger, a graduate of cornell and the new york university school a lot ofbecause it teaches courses in herbalism and ethics at nyu and in the tradition of the nine and the brethren, the most dangerous branch ltinside the supreme court's assault on the constitution takes us inside the secret world of the supreme court. please join me in welcoming n david kaplan.we >>. >> does your book belong to the right of mine? >> we will see. >> it all depends on one's perspective . thank you for coming. this is a great group. this is myfirst miami book fair and i am totally impressed . the lineup of speakers and to see so many readers of books and people who appreciate boxes fantastic so thank you miami book fair yfor having us both here. alan and i talked about how to proceed and we ar

old mike tyson expression, everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth w. exception of biden and sanders, most have never faced skrut scrutiny and intense spotlight they will in this process. whether senator harris with staff sexual harassment allegation, elizabeth warren, with the d.n.a., they are learning this process is a lot more brutal than they have faced and even in statewide senate and governor's races. >> dana: alex, i will play something we just got in. president trump just answered questions about interviewing chief of staff candidates. take a listen. >> president trump: we're interviewing people now for chief of staff, yes. >> how long before it -- >> >> president trump: five people? really good ones, terrific people, mostly well known, but terrific people. >> dana: so the president there, i think yesterday said 10 or 12, narrowed it down dramatically, by 50%, five on the list. i want to ask you, dave, about this, another fox news number we had yesterday asking republican or trump voters who voted for him in 2016, how likely are you to want to r

that's a burden that mike tyson and i share together. [ laughter ] i went to a fast food drive-through. the person on the other end of the microphone heard my voice, and thought i was female. i pulled around to pick up my baconator, and he still called me ma'am. [ laughter ] and i didn't even correct him. [ light laughter ] i figured what's worse? a stranger thinking i'm female when i'm male, or having to persuade -- [ laughter ] another man that i'm also a a man. [ laughter ] i won't do it. [ laughter ] i've had that conversation too many times. [ laughter ] and too many times they were not persuaded. [ laughter ] i told a female friend that and she said, "well, what do you think is worse? a person thinking you're a a female when you're male, or pregnant when you're not?" [ audience oohs ] and i said, "well, both have happened to me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] neither made me feel very good." [ laughter ] but, did remind me of a story when i went to disney world a a couple years back. there's a thing there called the fast pass. that's where you can pay more to cut in line, b

tyson and i share together. ntlaughter ] i o a fast food drive-through. the person on the other end of the microphone heard my voice, and ought i was female. i pulled around to pick up my baconator, and he still called me ma'am. [ laughter ] and i didn't even correct him. ] [ light laught i figured what's worse? a stranger thinking i'm female when i'm male, or having to persuade -- [ laughter ] another man that i'm also a a man. [ laughter ] i won't do it. [ laughter ] i've had that conversation too ma times. [ laughter ] and too many times they were not persuaded. [ laughter ] i told a female friend that and she said, "well, what do you think is wor? a person thinking you're a a female when you're male, or pregnant when you're not?" [ audience oohs ] and i said, "well, both have happened to me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] neither made me feel very good." [ laughter ] but, did remind me of a story when i went to disney world a a couple years back. there's a thing there called the fast pass. that's where

mike tyson, perhaps that is why he's called mike. i was thinking, you have developed a quest and perhaps you we re developed a quest and perhaps you were telling us which way the fight was going to go. it is going tyson fury at the moment. perhaps it is going wild. was there an incident?” must‘ve put on my headphones and got excited. perhaps it was that game of real tennis with the that did it. perhaps i should try and calm it down. it is our last look at your here this morning. on that note... ya, that is more like you. did you see the dust come off there. steady. serious work now. this week the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, warned of a plunging pound and a shrinking economy if britain leaves the eu with no deal in march. his worst case scenario was that house prices could fall by as much as 30 per cent. so what does this mean for first time buyers looking to get on the property ladder, or retirees wanting to sell up? let's try and get some clarity from economics commentator, grace blakeley. thanks forjoining us.

tyson fury thinks this could be the greatest comeback ever. he has lost ten stone to get to this point, having spent two years out of the sport. our reporterfrom los angeles. 12 rounds... tyson fury attempting to do what he does best, to get under the skin of opponents. unlike their last face—off, which endedin unlike their last face—off, which ended in a melee, this time you could not penetrate the facade of the master champion. tomorrow is time. actions speak louder than words. so, tomorrow, iwill show everything i will release everything inside of me. i guess you can't wait for that? i can't wait. fury has ove 1120 m e for that? i can't wait. fury has overcome issues with mental health and alcohol and drug problems. overcome issues with mental health and alcohol and drug problemslj don't believe anyone ever went up to 27 stone, lost all that weight, come back, i do remember people suffering from only problems i have so it ra nks from only problems i have so it ranks among the best comebacks of all time. east and the boxing world with a

for so long as a child i thought boxing day was boxing day like mike tyson kind of boxing day. then i realized it was wrapping up the boxes >> there's some confusion as whether it's do with boxing the things up from the day before. >> so you don't even know why it's called boxing day >> i knew you were going to ask me that. >> i never got an answer either. when i would ask people in london, they don't know. >> it doesn't have a specific reason it's always been the day after christmas. when we're here, thanksgiving always on a thursday i can't believe friday is not a day off. >> we should make a change >> because of liquidity reasons. you can't have more than three days of closure. you can't have four days in a row. >> is that true? >> yes >> see >> bringing the knowledge. >> on that note, i imagine european markets will open with a bump tomorrow. we have the nikkei down 5% yesterday. >> you mean bump to the upside >> no, down. >> to make up for all that happened while it's been closed? >> it's been closed. we had big moves that's a good point on the liquidity. we'll see. >> oka

with all the sport now, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. tyson fury in the headlines. good afternoon. the british heavyweight boxer tyson fury, says his comeback would be one of the best ever in sport, if he is able to take the wbc world crown off defending champion, deontay wilder. fury spent over two years out of the sport and has had to lose ten stone just to get this chance. nicknamed the gypsy king tyson fury is attempting to become the come back king, he has overcome drink, drugs and depression and his next challenge is to overcome the man in the mask. deontay wilder. i've fought way tougher guys than him. this isjust fought way tougher guys than him. this is just another step to me getting to where i want to go. there will be one champion, one face, one name. all but one of wilder's wins have come become knock out, a big puncher with a big reputation though nuerry believes he is the big draw. wilder needs me, he has been a wbc champion since 2015. he's made seven defences champion since 2015. he's made seven d efe nces of champion since 2015. he's made seven def

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike. good morning. could it be the greatest sporting comeback ever? tyson fury thinks it will be, if he can, win the wbc world heavyweight crown off the american deontay wilder, tonight. he has lost 10 stone to get to this point, having spent over two years out of the sport. tyson fury attempting to do what he does best and that is to get under the skin of his opponent. under —— unlike their last face—off, this time he couldn't penetrate the facade of the masked champion. talk is cheap. tomorrow is time. actions speak louder than words. come tomorrow, i'm going to release everything that inside of me.” guess you can't wait for that.” cannot wait. no can tyson fury. he believes a win will of the greatest comebacks of all time.” believes a win will of the greatest comebacks of all time. i don't believe anyone went up to 28 stone and lost all that weight and i don't remember anyone suffering from the problems i suffered from. it ranks with the best comebacks of all time. three years ago, he stu

and on radio 5 live at 9.30, mike costello and steve bunce go through all the reaction to tyson fury‘s drawn heavyweight title fight with deontay wilder. and there's a lot of controversy in the world of sport today — so we thought we'd show you this. this is england test captain joe root and his now wife carrie, who got married on saturday. hopefully that's an antidote to all the stuff that's been going on over the stuff that's been going on over the weekend, nice note to end on, i think! back to you, rita, so! the mayor of london sadiq khan has warned the number of met police officers will drop to its lowest level since 2002 unless hundreds of millions of pounds in new funding can be secured. the mayor's office claims as things stand, scotland yard is required to make a further £335 million of savings over the next three years. that's ten million more than previous forecasts. the mayor's call for more funding for police has been mirrored in other regions. i'm nowjoined by detective inspector warren hines, west midlands police federation spokesperson. thank you for adjoining us. wh

they had a drop of 20% to the tysons august. today looks like it would bounce back with as much as 1.5%. that faded. there's more concern about small caps. people like to see the sector be strong. it's good for investor confidence a cost all asset classes. the russell 2000 keeps coming down, down 6% from its peak. we may not destabilization in the market intel the price action and earnings estimates stabilize for small caps. take a look at the s&p 500 and what it has done in the months leading up to a fed rated hike -- hike. interestingly enough, the s&p that's fallen 10% from the last meeting. this could relieve equity markets perhaps suggesting it could hike -- what it means for the bond market, it's a little different. since the last fed meeting, we have had some portion of the yield curve inverting. i'm looking at the two tens. we are down to 70 basis points. they say the fed may lower expectations to two rate hikes rather than three. if they lowered to one from three, that is too dovish. luke? a right now, i'm looking at cr

an interesting thought and the point you make is interesting, maybe mike can answer this but they are two massive heavyweights but they are not the biggest two heavyweights even in this country, with anthonyjoshua and tyson fury. and then the fight he watched as well, i mean, british boxing is in a pretty good state at the moment. yes, it is and i was speaking to the london promoter eddie hearn afterwards and he suggests these clashes might happen more next year simply because there are so many potentially great fights out there involving british fighters, whether it is two british fighters, whether it is two british fighters in the same ring or british fighters in the same ring or british fighters taking opportunities against those from overseas. we might well be seeing more of this and it underpins how flourishing state the sport is in at the moment. you have to understand promoters are looking for free television dates and they can't just looking for free television dates and they can'tjust go on any weekend of the because tv have other priorities on other weekends and also, they h

if you go to 5 live sports section, you can hear a repeat of mike costello's commentary. which was outstanding! it's derby day in the premier league this afternoon, chelsea/fulham, arsenal/spurs and then liverpool against everton, so expect some movement in the top four, but no—one's catching manchester city today. they are five points clear at the top after a 3—1win over bournemouth at the etihad stadium. it was 1—1 at halftime before second half goals from raheem sterling and ilkay gundogan made sure the champions remain unbeaten in the league. in the first half we were flat, we we re in the first half we were flat, we were not on the pace that we are normally able to play. in the second half after 510 minutes, when fabian delph came in, we changed ourjewels and our resilience to get into that. in the second half, we were like normal, we tried to be. jose mourinho say his manchester united team lack mad—dogs in midfield. they found themselves 2—0 down at southampton. the saints are in the relegation, but were in dreamland after 20 minutes, with goals from stua