. >> so to define his risk mike instead bought the march strike put at 8.25 and now to make money, mike needs the winn shares to fall below that 160 strike price or below the 151.75 by march expiration, and the risk is 8.25 just to bet against the casino, and mike, you keep spending money like that, and we are going to end up like this gu guy. >> a this is pretty funny. >> so to spend less mike sold the december 160 strike put for 3.50. he put the odds in his favor and here's how. between the 8.25 he spent on the longer dated put, and the 3.50 he collected by selling that shorter dated put, mike is now spending just 4.75 on the trade. and now instead of needing wynn to fall below 151.75, mike now makes money if the stock falls below 160 by more than the 4.75 he spent. or below $155.25 by march expiration. but, it gets even better. that's because the value of the nearer dated put that mike sold would decrease faster than the value of the longer dated put that he bought. letting him do something even these guys can't do. turn time into money. >> rain man, let's play some cards. >> well, h

and that's what carter and mike tried to do. carter thought shares would run out of luck. >> we would say harvest. >> just shorting the stock, this ain't no indecent proposal. >> it's absolutely true. >> so to define his risk mike bought the put for 8.25. mike needs shares to fall below that 160 strike price or below 151.75 by march expiration. 8.25 just to bet against the casino, mike, you keep spending money like that we'll end up like this guy. >> pretty funny. >> so to spend less mike sold the december 160 strike put for 3.50. he put the odds in his favor and here's how. between the 8.25 he spent on the longer dated put, and the 3.50 he collected by selling that shorter dated put, mike is now spending just 4.75 on the trade. and now instead of needing wynn to fall below 151.75, mike now makes money if the stock falls below 160 by more than the 4.75 he spent. or below $155.25 by march expiration. but, it gets even better. that's because the value of the nearer dated put that mike sold would decrease faster than the value of t

mike tyson and piers morgan come back right after this. >>> mike tyson? ♪ >> this is my favorite part coming up right now. ♪ ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ ♪ one night in bangkok makes the heart more humble ♪ ♪ ♪ i can feel the devil walking next to me ♪ >> the unforgettable musical stylings of mike tyson on "the hang over." those movies grossed over $500 million. >> i'm very grateful to be a >>> mike tyson? ♪ >> this is my favorite part coming up right now. ♪ ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ ♪ one night in bangkok makes the heart more humble ♪ ♪ ♪ i can feel the devil walking next to me ♪ >> the unforgettable musical stylings of mike tyson on "the hang over." those movies grossed over $500 million. >> i'm very grateful to be a part of that. great fun, right? >> the guys were awesome. they were really awesome guys. >> when you go around the world is that what most people talk to you about, the hang over? >> most of the younger kids do, the teenagers, college kids, high school kids, i love the han

we welcome our show we've got coming for you today on larry king now mike tyson his one man show mike tyson undisputed truth will air as a t.v. special on h.b.o. on november sixteenth and tour internationally in two thousand and fourteen his memoir also title undisputed truth comes out on november twelfth you can catch the finale of his docu series being mike tyson on fox sports one this coming tuesday october twenty second at ten thirty pm later we'll be joined by a vendor of the real deal holyfield who we knows pretty well and i think gary the founder of global village champions i know you're leaping out of the klansmen leads only to the clans with us kings what came from gave you your sack. plans with only so when you're coming. to supposed to be with us at the end of august and you came out that night admitted that you had gone back on. how's everything now i'm fine the day of two month no drinking no we know why is it so hard to get off why is this on if there's a neophyte why i don't know if i was difficult for me living life life is difficult for me you not could do a lot i can

mike, can't we do better? >> sell the 85s for a dollar. >> to spend less mike sold the january 85 strike puts for $1 and created his put spread. that means he's made it easier to make money. between the 3.75 he spent on the higher strike put, and the $1 he collected by selling the lower strike put, mike reduced the cost of the trade to just $2.75. and now instead of needing northrop grumman to drop below 91.25. mike sees profits if the shares fall below $95 by more than the 2.75 he spent or below 92.25 by january expiration. it is impressive. but keep in mind there's a tradeoff. by selling that put, mike has capped profits to the difference between the put he bought and the put he sold minus the cost of the trade. but it's a good thing he did spend less, because since the time of the trade, north rop shares have grown over 10% higher off of earnings making this trade a loser. >> and now options action's biggest fans have just one more question. >> do you think i'm cute, private powell? do think i'm funny? >> a

but mike, surely you can do better than that. >> sell the december 28 calls. >> so, to spend less, mike sold the december 28 strike call for 45 cents cutting the total cost of the trade down to 95 cents. now mike will make money so long as shares of cliffs rise above $24 by more than the 95 cents he spent. or above $24.95 by december expiration. >> it's delightful. it's exciting. >> but to make his trade even cheaper, mike then sold the december 20 strike put for 85 cents. and created his call spread risk reversal. >> it's crazy music. did you dig -- >> what we're trying to say, is that mike has made making money even easier. and all it took was the ingenuity of simple math. that's because between the $1.40 he spent on the 24 strike call, the 45 cents he's collected by selling the 28 strike call, and the additional 85 cents he's collecting by selling the 20 strike put, mike has now cut the total cost of this trade down to a mere dime. and now, to make money, mike just needs cliffs natural to rise above the $24 by more than the 10 cents he's spending or above $24.10 by december expiratio

mike, thank you so much? >> all right. >> and action was, the spiritual leader they have responded positively to the deal. grunted powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights the islamic republic of iran enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all of the signatories. >> some iranians, however, say they had hoped for greater sanction relief. al jazeera zohira lenny. >> most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of what we are getting, sanctions reef leave is limited. it's just the first step they will offer somewhere around $7,000,000,000 in frozen iranian assets. they have around $100,000,000,000 and has lost around $80,000,000,000. this is from 2012 just in oil revenue. this $7,000,000,000 is a very, very small amount of money and small change according to iranians. the president is happy. the iranian government seems quite pleased. even the supreme leader given his approval not to these negotiations but this final deal and perhaps that's the most important word here in iran, what the s

so let's check in with mike. mike? >> hi, patty. >> can you give us some examples about inferior pillows that a lot of people are struggling with to get a good nights sleep with right now. >> yeah patty, it's like uh, that story of the three bears and goldie locks, only here we could have 20, 20 of the problems they had. not just three. but we just have a couple here to show you. um, jackie's been laying on a fiber filled pillow. she told me a little bit o, it's too low. so, what do we do when it's too low out there because you can adjust it, we usually end up folding it in half. and i'll go ahead. >> i've done that. >> that's very uncomfortable, right? there's nothing worse than your neck being out of position, either too high or too low. with this, fiber fill is what it is people, it is terrible. (audience laughing) >> no good. the uh, the next one we have here is memory foam. we've all slept on memory foam or tried it when it came out. and the problem with it is, it's a solid piece, good for one sleep position only

rutgers university fired mike rice. others followed. rice's assistant coach known as baby rice who also bullied players resigned. as did rutgers athletic director tim pernetti. murdock felt vindicated. >> his removal was long overdue first step to stopping the mistreatment of rutgers student athletes. >> reporter: and coach rice's reputation was in ruins. >> the degree of public shame that was heaped on this man was intense and in some ways unprecedented. he went from being an anonymous division one basketball coach to being a sort of poster boy for everything that's wrong with competitive sports in america. >> i've let so many people down. my players, my administration, rutgers university, the fans. >> reporter: most difficult, going home, owning up to those kids, michael and katie, and his wife, kerry. how did you talk to your children about this, your son and daughter? >> we talked a lot about -- daddy made some mistakes. daddy's working on it. daddy's always working on getting better. what i'm most proud about, and this is a lesson

mike tyson is here. and then, their album of remixes is called "recharged" linkin park is here with steve aoki from the sony stage. tomorrow night, patton oswalt will be here, elizabeth olsen will be with us, and we'll have music from the 1975. i asked you to john us -- join us then. by the way i would look to point out. we made a real connection here, two young men in our audience. two men from -- from different land. one visiting us from melbourne, australia. the other from the land known as new jersey. and, and they each came alone tonight. and so we paired them up. and i mean who knows where this will go, right? are you guys getting along? >> yeah, he seems great. >> what about you? what about you, do you like jayden. >> yeah, he's good as well. >> jimmy: have you ever met any one from australia before? >> no, i have been there before. >> jimmy: you have been there before? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you didn't meet any people? >> no. >> jimmy: he needed help. and, well -- i'm glad you have now met one. hopef

. >> absolutely -- >> absolutely -- yeah, mike yeah, mike first of all mike i want to first of all mike i want to thank you mike for being on this thank you mike for being on this show because no one on the team show because no one on the team will ever come on the show to will ever come on the show to defend the defend the teams. teams. it's it's amazing that ajam has found amazing that ajam has found someone to defend that. someone to defend that. this is the last team to every this is the last team to every integrate in the league. integrate in the league. there is study after academic there is study after academic study that shows that the use of study that shows that the use of native american mass cots native american mass cots actually allows the dominant actually allows the dominant culture to turn a blind eye to culture to turn a blind eye to the very problems on the res the very problems on the res that regina that regina describes. describes. the taking on the taking on the poverty that the poverty that she is describing and then the she is describing and then the last point

mike, can't he do better. to spend less, mike then sold january 85 strike put for a dollar and created the put spread. that means he's made it easier to make money. here's how. between the 3.75 i spent on the higher strike and 1 dollar he collected, he reduced the trade to $2.75. instead of needing north drop to dip below 91.25 to make money, he now sees profits if it drops below the 95 he spent or 92.25 by january expiratioexpiration. it is impressive. keep in mind there's a trade-off. by selling the put, mike capped profits to the difference between put he bought and put he sold minus the cost of the trade. it's a good thing he did spend less. since the time of the trade, northern has flown 20 '01% higher over earnings making this trade a loser. now options actions biggest fans have one more question. >> do you think i'm cute private? do you think i'm funny? >> what they're really wondering is what will cohan carter do now? >> had you shorted 100 you'd be out $1300. had bought mike put spread, he'd be out $2

. >> absolutely -- yeah, mike first of all mike i want to thank you mike for being on this show because no one on the team will ever come on the show to defend the teams. it's amazing that ajam has found someone to defend that. this is the last team to every integrate in the league. there is study after academic study that shows that the use of native american mass cots actually allows the dominant culture to turn a blind eye to the very problems on the res that regina describes. the taking on the poverty that she is describing and then the last point if i could the last thing i should say is regina said something profoundly offensive. there are tribal council to tribal council from the choctaw to the american indian movement, who oppose the name, is profoundingly misleading for your audience. >> but suzanne is saying the same thing. regina go ahead and speak and then mike we'll get to you. assembly appreciate that. the crux of the matter, let's go to the declaration of independence, uses the phrase, merciless native american indian. you should be leading the fight with the federal gove

mike tyson and piers morgan come back right after this. >> mike tyson? ♪ ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ ♪ one night in bangkok makes the heart more humble ♪ ♪ i can feel the devil walking next to me ♪ >> the unforgettable musical stylings of mike tyson on "the hangover" franchise. those movies grossed over $500 million. >> i'm very grateful to be a part of that. great fun, right? >> the guys were awesome. they were really awesome guys. >> when you go around the world is that what most people talk to you about "the hangover"? >> most of the younger kids do, the teenagers, college kids, high school kids, i love the hang over, you were funny and stuff and most of the guys around the world ask me what was tupac like. >> let me play you the commercial. we teased it earlier. let's play the commercial on you and evander holyfield's ear. >> i'm sorry evander. it's your ear. >> are you okay? >> it's great. the man has to know when to walk away. >> so a round trip to north korea? >> one way. >> he's never coming back! >> thanks. >> now,

with that i'm going to turn it over to mike to talk about the districts >> thanks. mike buehler. i'd like to echo sarah's comments thanking the department and staff for their assistance over the two mrs. process. we've received a lot of guatemala input and feedback from the department and incorporated many of the recommendations in the final product. so my section historic districts which is probably the least interesting or controversial of any of the 3 sub topics. i won't read the definition on the screen for you but the report does include the recommendation focus only landmark districts under article 10 as well as the downtown plan article 11. in addition to that, however, the report we think it valuable as a primer for delineation of different types of district. we describe the the california districts as well as the cities kind of evolving model for the social districts. in terms of what's working well. there's actually a lot of all the time on what's working well, in the historic district they help foster conservation and stability and the articles require the department t

mike is tracking the prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 5:13. a look from our mount sutro tower, it doesn't look like rain. hold your horses. or hold your umbrellas, you will see some. >> first we have to get the horses. >> this is jaw dropping. san francisco drop box could be worth more than you think, a lot more. >> jane king is at the new york stock exchange with that story and big settlement related to the crash in the housing market. >> good morning, j.p. morgan chase is close to agreeing to a $13 billion settlement of civil and state robe into the mortgage business. this is the largest ever amount paid by a financial firm to settler with the u.s. government. futures this morning are pretty quiet. how much do you think drop box is worth? the san francisco based company brings cloud storage and a way to share files an

mike taibi with me now. mike? >> it is, andrea, we've heard as pete has heard as well, differing reports from exactly how many people have been injured and how seriously they have been injured. as we say there was video that came over before, without any specific facts attached to it of one tsa person with a bloody hand, had he been injured or trying to assist a colleague, in getting out, the one more seriously injured. we don't know the answers to a lot of questions at this point. we're not even certain because the airport remains on lockdown with no flights leaving and the flights that have arrived in a ground lock at this point. they can't even approach the gates. the passengers from those terminals affected both the one where the incident happened and others as well being escorted to a place far from the investigation. there are a of unanswered questions but the third busiest airport in the country is virtually paralyzed as the investigation continues. we are told lapd chief charlie beck and the mayor are on t

mike stanley quiere asombrar a sus amigos con un truco de salÓn. >>serÁ sencillo. locutor: tratarÁ de abrir la ventana de una camioneta con la cabeza. [sonido de cristales] [risas] un golpe rÁpido de su dura cabeza rompe la ventana fÁcilmente. [sonido de cristales] [risas] quizÁs, muy facilmente. mike estÁ seguro que tambiÉn puede romper la luneta trasera. >>no apto para niÑos. Él: dale duro. mikey. ¡con fuerza! ¡vamos...! [risas] ese vidrio es mÁs grueso. locutor: cada golpe, mata miles de cÉlulas cerebrales. [risas] >>no hay suficiente espacio aquÍ. locutor: lo cual puede explicar su siguiente idea. mike arranca sus asientos traseros para lograr mÁs espacio para impulsarse. Él: es un intelectual. Él: sÍ, se lo toma en serio. [risas] locutor: esta luneta resulta ser muy resistente. Él: ¡micky, vamos! locutor: finalmente, la sÉptima es la vencida. la luneta trasera cae hecha trizas. [algarabía] y queda un solo enemigo que derrotar. Él: sÓlo te falta el parabrisas, micky. locutor: los amigos parecen ser fanÁticos del vidrio molido. [algarabí

now can i have captain mike redmond and officer simmons. captain redmond will read the citation. >> good evening, it's my honor to speak to you in regards to the arrest in which mike simmons receive this silver medal of valor tonight. on tuesday, february 1, 2011, at 3 p.m., officer simmons was working an assignment at the bank of america at 1525 market street. mike was there to work a security assignment at the bank. as well as monitor a protest that was going on outside. where there was over 50 participants in the protest. a career criminal by the name of joseph hike, chose this day to commit a robbery. mr. hike has been arrested 21 sometime -- 21 times in the city of san francisco. mr. hike produced a handgun to a teller face and ordered her to put all the money in the paper bag as he held a gun to her face. officer simmons was inside the bank at which time he observed there was a robbery in process inside of the bank. officer simmons immediately notified communications and called for back-up. knowing that he was inside of the bank, offi

mike? >> live doppler 7 hd shows walls of waterfall apart as they try to get to the marin county and sonoma county coast. the coastline in the higher elevations could see drizzle in the morning. anywhere north of 80 today we will see measurable rain. sacramento is 76. tahoe is 61 with scattered showers. yosemite is 69. in los angeles and san diego, upper 70's. tahoe was 64 yesterday, the second day of record high temperatures. >> cannot imagine ever forgetting $100,000 anywhere where. we have a stalled vehicle along southbound 101 on the u.p.s. curve approaching the central freeway you could see the traffic slowing down. we do have one lane blocked and that is causing pressure on the central freeway. you saw that red which is now gone. so maybe everything is pushed to the shoulder. outside, we have another report of a stall westbound 80 as you make the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza and as you continue in the westbound direction there is construction wrapping up as we speak. eric and

mike? >> a lot of rain is falling. right on time as we said. it came in at 10:00, the heart of it is moving through san francisco right now. we had .6" here and 1" in richmond and .33" in san jose. we another area of high pressure along the cold front as we said, and the light-to-moderate rain is showing up on live doppler 7 hd not only here but, also, another 60 miles offshore. it will come in, in a couple of ways. this is from point raise down to about half moon bay and san mateo bridge up to about highway 37 where we are getting the moderate rain. the light rain is in the green will take over other areas as we head throughout the next couple of hours. here is what to expect: we are going to have light to more likely moderate rain and this will take its sweet time getting through the second wave behind it, and through 4:00, it will take its time. we will get another quarter to half an inch and some could get up to 1.5" in the western facing mountains and hills. ponding will be a big thing

mike, set the scene for us. a shooter arrives at a checkpoint over there, tsa checkpoint going in, and has a weapon, and starts firing. this is what we're hearing. and people are injured. multiple people are injured. we don't know how many, but we are hold that the shooter was shot himself, or herself. and is now in police custody. so that would be good news if in fact the shooter is in police custody. >> it would, wolf. that would be very good news. that begins the investigation on trying to find out what the motive for this was. you know, did this person, did this shooter, this possibly know this tsa agent? was it a random act? who is this person? what's their affiliation? these are all questions that law enforcement want to know. still find it interesting, we haven't seen the triage area broken down. maybe out of an abandbundance o caution. there's planes that are landing, we see some action, planes moving around the taxi ways, but they still have not broken down this triage area, and i have counted five or s

mike? >> we have live doppler 7 hd on livermore where the rain is pulling to the southeast down across the vineyards and a few sprinkles possible downtown and a few sprinkles to light rain through the amount pass with rain around bay point and pittsburg headed out highway 4 and willow pass road and all getting wet. also, as far as what will happen upstream we have a break on the left side of the screen that is another public of energy bringing wet weather the form of scattered showers this afternoon sfo arrival delays at 30 minutes and oakland and san jose on time. the steady rain this o and rain towns to scattered showers this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 50 to low 60. leyla gulen? >> we have a brand new rot of an accident if san jose northbound 85 that is blocking the off ramp but not the main lines. as i take you to marin we have this accident northbound 101 at sir freeway sis drake boulevard a car traveling in the fast rain veered across all lanes and ended up crossing over

and mike inouye, our traffic reporter again, mike, they tell us about 6:00 is when they will start possibly reopening the lanes but they are not sure. >> thank you. damian continues to follow that situation. a tragedy there as far as your morning commute so far there's also an impact determined to be a sigalert. probably an hour and maybe more depending on the circumstances. get you located where this is relative, here is the bay area. south bay at the bottom. coming out of san jose, milpitas and up to fremont. scott creek road. you see orange sensors that it slowed. approaching damian's area. that's when the commute is getting started. traditionally counter commute. the bulk coming south out of fremont and into milpitas. but we do have slowing past that scene. use northbound 880, cross over at mission boulevard which is clear but we do see a little bit of traffic flow starting to build in the last few minutes. so people aren't already thinking about the alternate, follow this because it will be at least 6:00, maybe longer. we'll get those from damian and follow the effects on your commute.

mike, what does this do for air traffic around the rest of the country, as i just said, third busiest airport, nothing is coming in or going out what happens to the rest of the country right now? >> it starts to get slowly flummoxed. on one thing you have airplanes stuck on the ground in los angeles. every airport out there will have more strict security. you take a trip this evening from denver. get there early. security will be tight. ashley: mike, in the previous hour we were saying that lax, a lot of nights this time of day go west but later in the day with all the east coast flight, back to the east coast. could they still be affected? i would imagine it will take a while to sort out. >> it will and i think, this is what, what will be pretty interesting about this to see

coming up, a look at mike baker's new project. don't know why. >>> i am where lee harvey oswald was positioned on the faithful day to take his three shots. this is essentially the vantage point for oswald that day. he has a clear point has the motorcade rolled through. bam, bam, bam. >> they wouldn't let you hold a gun, would they? >> no, i did. >> that's a clip from america classified with mike baker premiering sunday 10:00 p.m. on the travel channel. it investigates the hidden side of the united states. it includes conspiracy theories and secrets and mysteries like what does mike baker look like in a speedo? some of the things you will be investigating you went to alcatraz. you do realize there are tours there now? >> we had no idea. we when we walked up on the rock we were surprised when it was completely crowded. we spent hours shooing them away. >> you did the stand up, we are the first to set foot on -- >> i was like all of these people are there. no alcatraz was fantastic. the escape from alcatraz in 1962, november, frank m

mike, andrea? >>> well, it was some of the stuff that made fried foods taste so good, things we love to eat. french fries, donuts, many cookies, cakes. >> but many companies have stopped using trans fats and now the government plans to phase them out almost entirely. delia goncalves has more from our satellite center. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea, mike. i noticed, mike, you were a little excited, you had a little enthusiasm in your voice when you were listing all the foods that have trans fats. [ no audio ] microwave popcorn -- this ban the fda says is going to take some time to implement simply because the companies literally have to come up with brand new recipes. trarns fat comes from -- trans fat comes from partially hydrogenated vegetable oil and is in most fried foods and frozen pies, pop correspondent, refrigerated biscuits. in many cases it not only improves the flavors of those foods but extends the shelf life. but here's the bad news. trans fats raise bad cholest

mike schuh is live with more on this. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. the problem according to critic social security self-interest that military commanders are reluctant to bring prosecution charges against someone accused of sexual assault because it makes their command look bad. that's why they say that military prosecutors should be making the call. >> she's a naval academy grad, an iraq war vet. ariana clay left the marines after she was gang raped fellow officers. >> when i reported it my command responded with retaliation. >> it happened in 2009 in washington dc where clay said the commander fostered a hostile environment. >> he decided in writing that calling officers sluts and whores was not harassment and any harassment was deserved because of who i wore or complained about it. >> she should have never had to learn lesson she did. >> they are pushing an amendment that would take the decision of prosecuting sexual assault cases out of the military chain of command. >> sexual assault in the military is not new. it has bee

the industry, mike joins us now from his factory. mike, what in particular are you doing to try to make sure that younger people know that they've got an opportunity with air text. >> we've worked with other manufacturers in the upper midwest to creating is called the makers coalition, a group of manufacturers in the upper midwest who recognize that there aren't enough killed in the industry. we're working with a local technical college to get people into classes, teach them how to sew, and get them on the floor to do the work. >> part of the problem is the coolness factor that young people don't think it's cool to be part of manufacturing. explain, there are people who are going to look at this and say, sewing machines, that is so 19 50's, why would i want to work with this mike miller even if he is a nice guy. >> we're making cool things. we're doing medical product, and cool products for a company called shinola. they're making watches, bikes, and they're making bags and other leather products right in detroit. we're working with

polls showing that mike dugen is ahead in this race. but what about the polling who did receive the endorsement of john conyers? >> this is what i have called an historic mayoral race. i've been covering these a long time. this has been one of the more protracted unique races. you have former prosecutor who has pitched himself as the turn around expert. that's wheapts to do. and benny napolean, has a career in law enforcement. and that's what he is pitching. it's been so ironic to this whole race that mike dogen dominated by 20 points. there were lawsuits during the primary and benny ended getting kicked off the ballot and still won the write-in campaign. and the last weeks are interesting because so much attention is being focused on what the show and that is that mike dugen is leading. he would be the first white mayor in 40 years. certainly that's an important story. i know national media is looking. but the real story is that detroit is under an emergency manager put in place by mike sniders. and a lot of people are upset because th

mike viqueira at the white house, mike, unusual this year in the sense of two things. the command center chief over the last few terms has not been a veteran of any war, and correct me if i'm wrong, didn't the last world war ii veteran pass away this year? >> well, the last world war i veteran, i believe you're correct. there are no more somber or solemn ceremony or setting than arlington national cemetery. and they're at the too many of the unknown soldier which was created after world war i, and this holiday the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11 month, and here is the president. >> for being a tireless advocate on behalf of the our veterans. vice president biden and dr dr. jill biden, secretary hagel and general buchanan, most of all to our outstanding veteran service organizations, our men and women in uniform, and to the proud veterans and family members joining us in this sacred place. michelle and i are incredibly honored to be with you all here today again. to the gold star families, to the brothers and sisters in arms who walk the paths of these hallowed grou

let's turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, what will you ve your eye on tomorrow? >> well, bobwe'll be tracking the still unfolding situation in miami involving guard richie incognito and jonathan mtin. there ha been developmentings everay for the last two eks. there will be a development or two or more on monday. >>> in denver, there wilbe at leasone significant development. peyton manning said after sunday win he is having an mri to check h lower extremity. depending on the outcome othe mri it couldave an impact on his availability for next sunday ght against the chiefs. >> of coursehe next two sunday nights wwill see peyton manning, aleast we hope we will, on "sunday nht football." as you said agait the undefeated chiefs is coming sundaynd up in foxborough after that. we thank mike florio and for all that and more, don't miss mike on pro football talk presented by cvrolet. tomorrowt 5:00 p.m. and every weday after on nbc sn. final score once gent, the saints over the wboys, 49-17. alnd cris back to wrap things upn new orleans after is. agent, saints over the coo

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up next, former heavyweight champ mike tyson is here. >>> heavyweight champion mike tyson writing a new book and now an hbo special by the same name. here is a sneak peek. >> this is my father curly lee kirkpatrick. wait a minute. if he's supposed to be my father, then who the [ bleep ] is this on my birth certificate? this gets really tricky. my mom said curly is my dad. how did this happen? >> and mike tyson joins us. you get so personal. >> oh, man, yeah, i do. >> it's unbelievable. this is a big deal for you. we think of mike tyson as the heavyweight champion fighter and now we see a personal side of you. >> this is something me and my wife thought up and i thought i needed to do it in this particular fashion to make it more appealing. >> did you have fun doing this? >> i'm having a remarkable time doing this. really enjoying it. i'm really happy to say that, happy with partnering up with my wife and doing it together with her, too. doing it as a team. it brings out the best in both of us. >> i've seen the family side of you. i've met your wife, your mother-in-law. i've seen you wit

mike and chief of staff at cpmc and mayor logan. mayor ed lee please step up to the podium (clapping.) thank you, very much for working with us again. this is a day we've looked forward to for quite some time. i know our community partners have worked really hard with our board of supervisors with lou girard to come together with our health officials and make an agreement that is right inform san francisco. i know this is the first of two announcements that we look forward to. this compass invaluable in the center of where a lot of activity are will have at least a 3 hundred and 2 bed and we look forward to having a similar announcements on the st. luke's campus to create a service hospital there as well. i can't tell you you how excited we are and we'll reminder each other that the process has to be credited with the leadership that the board of supervisors had. i want to thank my colleagues there board president chiu and mark farrell and david campos urging their personal time as well as their time on the broadway board to lead th

so mike, with that said what's the trade? >> i'm just doing the december february 67 1/2 put calendar. i'm going to buy the february 67.5 put spend 95 cents for those and sell the december 67 1/2 puts for 35 cents a net debit of 60 cents. these are the kind of trades i like to put on when i'm leaning in a bearish way but want to take advantage of time letting decay of the near dated option work in my favor. i am tagging along. he did a similar trade on home depot recently. we may have taken a look at it. i think it's a good idea obviously with the stock where it is right now. >> you know, really i'm positioned similarly. i agree with carter. >> you love the trade. >> i love the trade. >> mike is right. >> and i also agree with the technicals, the fact this company or this stock has not been able to confirm the highs, s & p five points from the all time high here. to me that's a problem. i would actually move up the strikes just a bit here. i think that 67 1/2 strike i think hasn't traded 67 1/2 since march. so i think you hav

we're going to have mike on with us tomorrow. >> mike is smart. big international business, right? >> well, latin america is incredibly become and also questions about can you continue to compete when you don't have a full broadband offering so to

mike, how is the weather? >> light-to-moderate rain has moved across danville and it will be wet for the kids. hopefully you will not venture into the mud that is waiting. 680, the san ramon boulevard is wet with light-to-moderate rain stretching to skyline boulevard and down to hayward and headed through the dublin grade to castro valley. we have rain on top of sfo with our best rain south san francisco headed to burlingame and this will continue sliding down to san mateo and the san mateo bridge. we have steady rain in some areas and scattered in others which is the case today. our best chance of steady rain is this morning. then we will move to scattered showers in the afternoon. upper 50 and low 60's from the coast to san francisco and legal 60's for the rest of us. leyla gulen? >> you were saying this is heavy rain falling where we have a solo spinout blocking the intersection, the transition road, from westbound 80 to 680. lots grown behind my indicating where the rain is affecting the commute. the blue

in the areas mike was talking about 101 from santa rosa to rohnert park we have top somebodies but with the oil buildup slow down and avoid the spinouts. to the south in san rafael, it is moving along across the richmond and san rafael bridge. we are looking clear, as well, and in san jose 101 away from 880, it is quiet. certainly it is dry. >> more of the rain now as mike has been telling you concentrated in the north bay but that will change. we will look at conditions outside right now with amy hollyfield in marin county. amy?