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tonight weear from patty mccord, who for 12 years was tfchief talent officer of x. she now coaches and advises companies and entrepreneurs on w buildikplace culture and the leadership to reinforce it. from abolishing perfewmance reto challenging the need for policies themselves. her latest book is called "powerful: building a cuure of freedom and responsibility." >> i used to say that thonly perk i wanted to have at netflix is showers, because you know how like, everybody says, "i had that great idea in the shower"? so, i wanted to just have like, a row of showers, if we got stuck, like, "everybody in the shower, don't come oil you get an idea." why do we do an nual performance review? is it to give people fdback because you think feedback would result in better performance? if that's the case, it's a really terrible proc so, if i went to the whiteboar and it was a blank ste and i said, "okay, okay, i got this idea, okay, here's what we're going to do, we're goi to-- once a year, we're going to look back in a really arbitrary, obtuse language describe something that

dottie: that was a perfect angle, gary mccord, for ryan blaum. gary: ok. four feet away. ian: nicely holed as well. actually, had a plot of help from tiger woods' old sports psychologist, you would call it. brunza. a good friend of his coach,, and he got him involved and he has been a big help, for aaron wise. good demeanor. peter: 17 under. i expect more. dottie: i think you might get it. that's just a lob wedge. peter: that's on the downside of that little knob on the right by the hole. spit it forward. he is going to have about 12, 13 feet with a pretty big break on that one. 15. bill: matt jones. up the hill. one of the rare elevation changes on the course. peter: just keep it out of the bunkers and you will be fine here. ian: plenty of them. it probably won't reach that. bill: now leishman. peter: same as yesterday, going with the fairway metal. ian: that's all he needs. he's blocked a couple. this bunker down the right, 308, if he did block it. oh. and, and, and -- peter: that should stay short of it. ian: snakes past it -- snakes past it -- sneaks past it. peter: w

. >> reporter: royal expert james mccord tells me harry's former bad boy image actually has worked in his favor. especially now that he's clearly grown up. >> we all found niz antics in vegas in 2012 where he was caught naked and it was on camera quite amugz. but at the same time we knew that couldn't continue. we'd been wanting harry to settle down somewhat. >> reporter: but there's a much more serious size to the world loving harry. >> i think it's watching him walking behind a funeral procession as a young boy, just 12 years old, behind his mother's coffin when diana passed that got into the hearts and the minds i think of the british public. >> it all adds up to a royal who is the people's prince. even if there's not enough of him to go around. >> i haven't found mine yet. if you read my book, you'll find out why. >> reporter: monica was a good sport. and she's not unusual. we've in fact run into a number of women who felt that harry was the right guy for them, a modern-day prince charming. reporting from london, david ono, abc 7 news. >> hearts are broken. yeah. watch special cov

. >> reporter: royal expert james mccord tells me harry's former bad boy image actually has worked in his favor. especially now that he's clearly grown up. >> we all found niz antics in vegas in 2012 where he was caught naked and it was on camera quite amugz. but at the same time we knew that couldn't continue. we'd been wanting harry to settle down somewhat. >> reporter: but there's a much more serious size to the world loving harry. >> i think it's watching him walking behind a funeral procession as a young boy, just 12 years old, behind his mother's coffin when diana passed that got into the hearts and the minds i think of the british public. >> it all adds up to a royal who is the people's prince. even if there's not enough of him to go around. >> i haven't found mine yet. if you read my book, you'll find out why. >> reporter: monica was a good sport. and she's not unusual. we've in fact run into a number of women who felt that harry was the right guy for them, a modern-day prince charming. reporting from london, david ono, abc 7 news. >> hearts are broken. yeah. watch special cov

the ministers they've been talking to the iranian they've been talking to russians i'm sure by then mccord discussed it with president putin in separate tells who we are to try and find a way and means to at least keep the agreement with iran together because it is important for strategic reasons so you do actually put your bags on the european union actually having some skill in the will to resist and you could have so because otherwise it's going to be very bad because the european union is now going through several crisis at the same time if at the same time we're not able to tell the american you know you can't do this we need to be respected then the crisis in europe will continue to escalate and you can start worrying about the future of the organization i do the only way we are going to convince the voters next year we have a european election that this whole thing deserved a reprieve and i believe it deserves predicted but the only way you're going to convince people is it makes it's relevant right you can protect borders against migrants you can put take europe against american or

thumbing through a book called the chain gang our newspaper versus the going to empire by richard mccord i found one copy left on amazon today and this was the harrowing tale of the biggest newspaper publisher in the usa acquiring the green bay news chronicle. you have come from out of town with economies of scale and consultants and templates and so it's not a new story and it's not even just a newspaper story you know where i'm from radio in the middle of the night in one nine hundred ninety six amendment to the telecom bill lifted the ownership caps suddenly you could own as many stations as you could gobble up quickly and mom and pop station owners had no intention of selling mom and pop are down in west palm now because wall street came along with more money than the station was worth and to pay the mortgage every month they've been burning the furniture and firing people right and left and it's a crying shame in local news when the local newspaper thins out like that because there are fewer words being written there is one less voice and this is not to say that radio and t.v. are d

people like james mccord, john dean.he senate watergate committee begins to act, and two of the key figures, sam ervin and howard baker. ervin, a democrat, conservative. baker from tennessee, one of the up-and-coming stars in the south. it is notable that they are both from the south. the investigations again to -- begin to reveal more, including tapes. the president declares executive privilege. the courts say no. he tries transcripts. that does not work out too well. you have to hear the tapes. he tries redaction's from the tapes. ultimately, congress determines to move towards impeachment, and when that happens nixon chooses , to resign. so on top of the economic turmoil of the 1970's, on top of what has happened in vietnam, you have the scandal of watergate. in essence, you have a nation wondering again what has gone wrong? what has happened with our institutions, economic power, militarily, diplomatically? why is this not working out? spiro agnew had essentially been forced from office, former vice president under n

. >> royal expert james mccord weighs in on the dream that the americans wholeheartedly buy into. >> there are little girls with tierras in bedroom that is grown one stories princesses and living in castles. >> yet hollywood has produced countless versions of this fairytale and before that it was part of the literary history as tonia warner puts it it's how we grew sfwlup when a woman is a little girl she is always read fairytales from her -- her mother reads them to her. and you dream of falling in love with the prince or having a prince fall in love with you. and i mean this is a true life fairytale. >> we have that added little extra element now in that meghan of course is american. so an american marrying into the royal family is a very big deal dmoo that's why americans like ava and her mom and dona made their way to windsor to get a glimpse of the fairytale come true. >> we never imagined in a million years woe be part of the royal wedding as far as it's taking place and here is the royal family marrying, you know, an american. >> and everything that's going on in the world tod

was born in the sword up on the way a combat board don't know about it but i don't look at ok the mccord you limit your complaint but you don't live by the mountain alone dials by that about a fair. shot for today not a complete immediate tale if it is always on the minute there. are some who plays partnership of obama absolutely x. your dog that isn't it that got here on that is. that these people can which ignore us on perceived all people disability media would be interested in the luckiest people who are on. i'll be treated if you believe the symbol be christians and the muslims if i did to be the one believe that to be so there was a substantial my little kristensen ballistics the fillets dots everybody in portals to because it will be women even the christian women with the job d.v.d. video journalist it would be perceived that everybody was most in many fewer missed in gossip what's in the bottom it will do going to support what i'm forty one of the be done through. treats the civilians the cmos the treated water is us of those cities of course clear knowledge on the book on the d

we dropped -- we landed at mccord air force base in washington state and dropped off the two detainees because that's where their families were and that was the main objective, to get them reunited with their family. i did not get off the airplane. i stayed out of the lights. i did go up the cockpit, though, and watch the reunion of the families, which was really heart-rending. it was certainly a highlight of my time as dni. a lot of lowlights, but that was clearly a highlight. nicolle: i asked the question the way i did because i think that what you just described is the norm, the way you removed yourself from the event. you watched from the cockpit. and so much of what we feel as reporters covering this white house is to not allow the obliteration of norms to go unremarked. let people make up their own mind. people vote for whoever they want. but let's not let the obliteration of norms -- this was a dignified and normal way to handle an occasion like that. it is not what happened last night. can you speak to any thoughts about where we are in this moment and about this sort of -- eve