i hated playing jack nicholson golf courses. they were too hard for me. it was only after i stopped playing. you have to ask my wife. and there's a certain amount of [indiscernible] jack's golf courses are a bit of a walk and it is a prime example and it is just gorgeous and that is the first ink a great golf course should be. >> lets me talk about the top 10 players and give me a sense. rory mcilroy? >> worldly. people say he is wonderful but he does not have the spectacular shots that tiger has. he keeps driving 300 yards but you do not have to. [laughter] >> bill is the same way. he is at the top of his game. >> absolutely. he plays well. good luck to everybody else. >> that is way it used to be. >> when he was playing well, no one could win if tiger was playing well. when tiger comes back, nobody else will be able to win. >> we have to have this conversation every time. will he, in your judgment, get his body in a place that is not hurting and have all of the strength that he has and ability to turn that he had and the strength in his leg to take the p

not a typical jack nicholson golf course like here. it is long. bogs.are cotton it is -- depending on the comment on late september in september, chances it will rain. it might happen. there could be sheep involved. [laughter] >> yes, it's code. >> it will be an interesting test. -- >> yes it could. he will be remembered as one of the greats. absolutely. i think he would be remembered in that regard. the village -- >> at that is where he is from? >> it is sort of his home course. he takes a lot of criticism from players. was one. i hated playing jet nicholson golf courses. they were too hard for me. -- i hated playing jack nicholson golf courses. it was only after i stopped playing. you have to ask a my wife. certain -- and there's a certain amount of [indiscernible] courses are a bit of examplend it is a prime and it is just gorgeous and that is the first ink a great golf course should be. the top 10talk about players and give me a sense. mcilroy?lroy? -- rory >> worldly. wonderful butis he does not have the spectacular shots that tiger has. yard

life. >> i went up there one day, i knocked on the door and jack nicholson answers the door. i was like, hi, jack. nancy here? >> reporter: nancy lived an played like a classic trust fund kid. but with a catch that will soon become significant. in truth, the heiress lived on a budget. the money was controlled tightly? >> the interesting thing about when she's referred to as a socialite, someone who is very wealthy, it's much more complicated than that. the money was controlled by a law firm in aspen and it was basically dolled out as an allowance. >> reporter: that allowance reportedly $7,000 a month. to pay for some of her jet-setting holidays, nancy decided to rent out her spacious, multi-million dollar mountain home. >> she needed the money. >> reporter: which is how she met trey styler and his wife nancy. they were moving to down from denver and happy to rent nancy's house while she wintered in australia. it was classic nancy pfister. unpredictable, spur of the moment. yet there were those that worried one day unanimous sip's carefree lifestyle would get her into trouble.

i said hi to jack nicholson and it was like white on rice. i have this experience quite often.had a woman behind me tell me i couldn't put my seat back. she said she was claustrophobic. she was a huge woman. her seat is back and mine doesn't go back. how is that fair? she kept the seatbelt extender and if you are ever hijacked that's your weapon. viewers, lock it in. strangle a high jacker. >> you do fly a lot. it never crossed my mind. >> a guy next to me had1"#gx a g beard and he said kill the infidel. he was rt ordering a white zinfandel. i had these problems and i over overreacted. >> that's funny. >> they should have just diffused the situation by giving free drinks. >> that's what i say. if someone in front of me wants to recline and maybe i am someone who doesn't wantç that, at least say, hey, this may be uncomfortable for you, but let me make it more comfortable. >> you know what this is? individual freedom versus social limb. they say everybody can't and that's socialism. i want to ask why not duct tape? that is like a portable prison. >> what are you going to do, duc

famously the inspiration for jack nicholson's character in "the departed" bulger has long fascinatedwill only grow with johnny depp set to play bulger in the film "black mask" coming out in 2015. >> a subject that fascinates people and add on top of that the fact that this guy lived under the noses of all the hollywood studios in santa monica for years and nobody knew he was there. >> reporter: while the film will surely add to the bulger intrigue the victims' families say it's still about one thing, a brutal man, his victims, and a long wait for justice. >> i cry inside that i can't get even. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >>> thank you, stephanie. i can attest i've seen this film, it's great. learn a whole lot more about whitey bulger. film airing tonight at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> right now, voters in scotland are deciding whether or not to split from the united kingdom. what? what would it mean if they broke up? i mean what would it mean for the news and the pound and future of the flag and all those scottish things. we're going to sort it out coming up next. ♪ (tra

fascinated with it.ñr they say jack nicholson, and his character based on him.tey bulger. >> youj1e1know, it isñr e1irres, the narrative. this guy was on tope1 of boston criminal empire for years, not even so much as stopped for a traffic ticket. he is then tipped off by the fbi and goes on the lam and basically]qás away withe1 murde and has a life of crime. an 8 83-year-old man, that is w iñr wanted to make the e1film. the 83-year-old man being brought back to boston for a lifetime of crimes. you know, heÑi has basically gotten away with murder. he got sentenced to two life sentences when you're 84. and that sentence comes down, which is how old he wasxd when that sentence came down. i think he had the last e1laugh >> that sounds fascinating, i can't wait to see it, thank you for having me. >> ande1 don't miss whitey tonit on cnn 9:00 eastern. polls in scotland, such a crucial story for the world. two weeks ago nobody thought it would be. anderson "ac360" will continue to cover thetbb story right no >> good evening, thank you for joining us, there is a lot hap

which is not a jack nicholson quote. i haven't seen all the movies.-- iúf mean, it's kindf like i you've taken one step up from dungeons and dragons. >> it is. it's a nerdy pursuit. and i think we all -- people connect because of that. it's just a passionate thing you share with your friends. whether it's dragons or j.j. watt, people are excited. >> and i will say there is as much risk and fantasy in both. basically anyone who says they're a fantasy football expert doesn't know what they're talking about. how can you predict how people will act? oh, yeah, he'll do good. when people do good, it's like that's my guy. >> michael sam? >> we should have gotten him. pick up the dallas defense. >> but there's a whole industry built around this. experts to tell you who to drop and pick. >> it's a good business to get in. if you can become a fantasy football expert, it's the best job in the world. you're saying i'm a fantasy football guesser and people love you. >> you could be a weatherman. >> thank you so much. catch tonight the premiere of "the league" at 1