nick: that is an awesome wedge. dottie: that is smart golf, nick faldo. nick: brave as well. was saying go long and take the five but looks like he could make the four. jim: 17. ian: after the very smart bunker shot. matsuyama makes a three. so kisner at eight, stroud at seven, matsuyama at six. meet the double chalupa. couldn't get any better? get it with a doritos locos taco, a crunchy taco, and a medium drink. the new limited edition $5 double chalupa box. love it while it lasts. only at taco bell. [bong] we make finding yours applianceseven easier.asy. with top rated brands, reviews, even side-by-side comparisons. your appliance is easily within reach. save up to 25% on select appliance brands. only at the home depot. [ dramatic music playing ] cameras. introducing the newly redesigned gla suv. [ indistinct radio chatter ] at a price that'll make you feel like you've gotten away with something. the 2018 gla. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. jim: we're back live at 1. they say you have to be a little defensive to play around here. nick: yeah. jim: and chris stroud, agai

nick: oh! jim: i would t like he was a lot closer than he actually edged uping with in regulation with his third shot when he climbed the hill and saw he was that far beyond it. that could serve him well now, having a feel for that shot. nick: i quite agree that. flag is in a bowl in that corner. he has options of where to land it. dottie: being further to the right, he can also see the flagstick this time. he can see the very top of the flag itself so the depth perception will be better. nick: that's close to a divot. that must be from the pro-am. jim: they look to be about a football field apart from that view. nick: jordan's got 174. dustin's got 95. jim: a little less. dottie: we're being told that that is the longest tee shot of the entire week. nick: agren lynn, dottie. -- adren lip -- adren lynn, dottie. peter: well, jordan, will be the first to play, for sure. >> i think there's got to be some hurt. >> the wind from the left. southwest. >> i'm saying it hurts this shot. >> i agree. >> 9

nick: yeah.im: and chris stroud, again from the golden triangle, southeast texas, went to the same high school, port neches groves high school that produced maybe the best defensive mind in the nfl, wade phillips. nick: oh, really? jim: let's see if he has to be careful here again. dottie: throw it up to the apex and then get it -- let it gather speed but don't force the issue. jim: easy now. nick: that's kind of ok. well maybe not now. four feet past on the downhill is nothing but eight is getting a little more gift difficult. jim: hi decky back on the tee. peter: seems to have found his rhythm the last couple of tee shots. nick: going to be right down the left edge. really good. really good. jim: excellent. kisner. nick: he needs the perfect draw off the left edge of that right bunker. peter: yeah, he can get to that bunker if he doesn't turn it over. jim: doesn't even have to watch it. nick: that helps when you know even if you reached it you'd be in the back of it with plenty of room, no lip

jonathan: nick, your thoughts? nick: i would agree with michael. investor and i am looking at capital protections, some form of income generation. i want some stability in my portfolio where we can collect accrued income on an ongoing basis and sleep at night. we are not the type of people that will be chasing returns. i think that is what is happening in this environment. you are seeing more more people and more and more issuers issue debt and lock in low levels of rates and people are willing to buy that because they need returns. jonathan: the auto sector has been fascinating for many people in the credit guys are trying to find what the trade is to play up the back of it. the guys in macro are looking at treasuries and all of a sudden thinking about auto sales. what are you thoughts right now? priya: the market has reacted to the weaker numbers. if you look at my terminal, you see the auto sales seasonally adjusted annual rate. which has been falling off. we expected it. with higher replacement value of cars, people are not moving and changing

nick: ditto, lowflation. nick: ditto, lowflation.f greenspan was a trader, would you take the other side? michael: yes. priya: i would. nick: absolutely. jonathan: would you buy the 2023 iraq bond or the hertz note of a similar maturity? michael: well, maybe the iraq bond. priya: the iraq bond. nick: wow, that's a tough one. i would probably stick with the u.s. and go with hertz. jonathan: going to leave it there. michael collins, priya misra, and nick maroutsos. from new york to our viewers worldwide, you are watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ david: what propelled you to want to join this company? brian: i just always wanted to work for my dad. david: did he say you could start at the bottom and work your way up, or did he say you could start at number two? brian: that is maybe what i wanted to happen. david: did anybody say is he ready to be president? brian: everybody, including myself. david: have you ever had problems with your cable? brian: sure. david: is it intimidating for the cable repairman to come to your house? >> wou

(nick - nick's chef owner) why is it nick's next door?d a restaurant across the street and we moved here it was called nick's and this is called nick's next door. apparently people from all around the bay are finding it just fine.(nick - chef owner) i don't even know how. now we're getting people from the city. oakland and berkeley the peninsula.(local patron - nick's next door) we called three weeks ago to get a reservation and this was the only time - 5 o'clock. 5 o'clock.(jose - nick's server) you have to make a reservation you can't just walk in and say party of two. maybe it's the asparagus caviar appetizer. or it could be the juicy rib-eye or perhaps the fresh sea bass... or possibly this smore's inspired dessert. let's not forget the drinks... (jason - nick's bartender) gonna smack a little piece of basil here. but they also come for the good vibes cooked up by nick and his crew.(nick - chef owner) i can look in the dining room and tell you who's happy and who's not if they're having a bad day or a good day. and by the end of the e

nick: absolutely. would you buy the 2023 iraq bond or the hope note of a similar maturity? michael: well, maybe the iraq bond. priya: the iraq bond. nick: wow, that's a tough one. i would probably stick with the u.s.. jonathan: going to leave it there. andael collins, priya, nick, from new york to our viewers worldwide, you are watching "bloomberg real yield." ♪ vonnie: this 12:30 p.m. in new york and 5:30 p.m. in london and 12:30 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. the dollar is reversing course, strengthening today. andsuries are falling results are mixed after stronger than higher results in july. what's pushing equity investors to rewrite trading theories. bill gross gives his reaction to jobs data. he thinks we have two separate labor economies in the united states. alley on the future of its giant bond firm on a new manage

nick: it is borderline extortion. scott: abedi grew up in a suburb of manchester, a working class city where neighborhoods can be segregated and young unemployed men congregate, not unlike an area of birmingham where we visited last year. jahan mahmood: i mean, in this area alone, this area at one point had the largest number of terror convictions in the country. scott: your whole goal is to stop them from getting to the point that they actually go overseas? jahan mahmood: absolutely. peter morici: president trump promised a very hard line with china. there's a big trade surplus with the united states. $300 billion a year. at least 200 million american jobs. since then, he has backed down. he swapped trade for north korea when he didn't need to. sharyl: why do you say he didn't need to? peter: china is going to do what it needs to do with regard to north korea out of its own national security interests. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accur

. >> nick: oh, man, it's good to see you. >> noah: good to be back! >> nick: yeah?h, glad to have you back. how was the festival? >> noah: oh, it was -- it was amazing. >> nick: yeah? >> noah: yeah. the whole trip was just awesome. >> nick: well, it sounds like it was. >> noah: and you know what? i got to tell you, uh, meeting some of those players in the music industry got me really fired up about our expansion plans. >> nick: i'm glad to see you so pumped up, bud. >> noah: yeah, i'm pumped, ready to get back into the swing of things. >> nick: way ahead of you. >> noah: oh, yeah? what do you mean? >> nick: ball is already rolling on my end. >> noah: what do you mean? seriously? how? [ cellphone rings ] >> nick: well, hold on a second. yep, this might be the update i was looking for. yeah. it's the first step in the next newman empire. >> noah: all right. hurry up. answer the phone. >> nick: [ chuckling ] all right. yeah, this is nick newman. >> mariah: hey. hi! >> devon: hey, you two. >> mariah: hi, handsome. mwah! >> tessa: hi, devon.

nick and vanessa lachey are in. so nick must have had a change of heart.mber, nick. >> i've said this as many times as i remember, and the answer will never change. i will never do "dancing with the stars." >> you already won it. so the only thing i can do is match him, and the chances of that happening are not good. >> never say never, nick. dancing is in his dna. brother drew won the season two mirrorball. >> drew and cheryl! >> and nick and vanessa were in the ballroom cheering drew on when he returned for the 2012 all-star season. now the married couple of six years will be back in the ballroom. this time, to compete. and a source tells us, "the show isn't holding back this year. they really want this to be a big season and one of the ways they'll do this is with mini rivalries." >> you're ridiculous. >> we already told you about the faceoff between twin contestants, wwe star, nikki lla, and property brother, drew scott. and now nick and vanessa add a married couple rivalry, and we're hearing they may be paired with newlywed pros, maks and peta. nick a

. >> nick: oh, man, it's good to see you. >> noah: good to be back! >> nick: yeah?oh, glad to have you back. how was the festival? >> noah: oh, it was -- it was amazing. >> nick: yeah? >> noah: yeah. the whole trip was just awesome. >> nick: well, it sounds like it was. >> noah: and you know what? i got to tell you, uh, meeting some of those players in the music industry got me really fired up about our expansion plans. >> nick: i'm glad to see you so pumped up, bud. >> noah: yeah, i'm pumped, ready to get back into the swing of things. >> nick: way ahead of you. >> noah: oh, yeah? what do you mean? >> nick: ball is already rolling on my end. >> noah: what do you mean? seriously? how? [ cellphone rings ] >> nick: well, hold on a second. yep, this might be the update i was looking for. yeah. it's the first step in the next newman empire. >> noah: all right. hurry up. answer the phone. >> nick: [ chuckling ] all right. yeah, this is nick newman. >> mariah: hey. hi! >> devon: hey, you two. >> mariah: hi, handsome. mwah! >> tessa: hi, devon.

(nick - nick's chef owner) why is it nick's next door?e had a restaurant across the street and we moved here it was called nick's and this is called nick's next door. apparently people from all around the bay are finding it just fine.(nick - chef owner) i don't even know how. now we're getting people from the city. oakland and berkeley the peninsula.(local patron - nick's next door) we called three weeks ago to get a reservation and this was the only time - 5 o'clock. 5 o'clock.(jose - nick's server) you have to make a reservation you can't just walk in and say party of two. maybe it's the asparagus caviar appetizer. or it could be the juicy rib-eye or perhaps the fresh sea bass... or possibly this smore's inspired dessert. let's not forget the drinks... (jason - nick's bartender) gonna smack a little piece of basil here. but they also come for the good vibes cooked up by nick and his crew.(nick - chef owner) i can look in the dining room and tell you who's happy and who's not if they're having a bad day or a good day. and by the end of t

nick: that's a great view. he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just the tiniest of glancing blows with that stroke. so 72. comes back to 11 behind henrik stenson. stenson at 16 under. we have three at minus 15. that includes webb simpson. wake forest man. went to college about 30 miles away. grew up in raleigh, now lives in charlotte at quail hollow. to end with a birdie. nick: i was just going to say good, positive, but a little bit too frisky. bill: had his maiden tour win here at the wyndham six years ago. nick: going to have to do a lot of pacing about to pop this one in to stay right there, one back. bill: a lot of great story lines tomorrow. we talked about stenson, having not played well here past. a major championship winner. of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory he

so when he asked him, why is nick sending you money?say the true reason why i'm -- they're not going to tell on themselves. so the obvious reason is to say, yeah, he owed it to us for whatever reason it was. so ralph not believing what i had to say but believing them wrote me up for it instead. >> the thing about with mr. compton, this ain't the first time he's tried to pull something, not only here but at other facilities. tried to get protective custody. it's one of them things where he got caught up this time. i've got other information from other sources stating he likes to get in debt and can't pay his debt. so that's a behavioral thing. so what you do with behavioral, you discipline their behavior. that's what we're doing. he's still going to protective custody. we have to do something to protect him. he's going home here shortly. it might be moved a little bit further back because of the conduct report. but that's not my decision. that's the hp's decision. at this point compton's case is closed. >> later with the video camera we

nick: that's a great view. he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just the tiniest of glancing blows with that stroke. so 72. comes back to 11 under and five behind henrik stenson. stenson at 16 under. we have three at minus 15. that includes webb simpson. wake forest man. went to college about 30 miles away. grew up in raleigh, now lives in charlotte at quail hollow. to end with a birdie. nick: i was just going to say good, positive, but a little bit too frisky. bill: had his maiden tour win here at the wyndham six years ago. nick: going to have to do a lot of pacing about to pop this one in to stay right there, one back. bill: a lot of great story lines tomorrow. we talked about stenson, having not played well here in the past. a major championship winner. of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be ab

nick watched nervously as she raced the silver metal. this summer the two have set up training camps in new york, phoenix and here in hay ward. where nick hopes to draw inspiration from another bay area champion. >> i make sure i put on my steph curry golden state warrior socks. >> golden socks that may mean a golden trip. >> there is only one metal to complete. i am going for gold and giving it all i can. >> new favorite couple. >> you know, you instantly start rooting for these people. from day one you want them to succeed. >> we want our northern california athletes to win gold and they do. >> steph curry is going with them. whether he know it is or not. >> garvin will be posting photos and video on facebook and twitter. >> jeff ranieri. you covered the 2006 games. >> that is where we met. in the italian alps. >> looking forward to that. the forecast in terms of our weather, it is going to get hotter by this weekend. so hold on, we are not done with summer just yet. a live look outside in dublin. we brought you the coverage earlier on

nick likes to charge everythifo everything.favors b but -- it is good about it though. we are going to go broke if we don't charge for everything. >> i got to look out for me and i got to make money. in the end, it is jail. so it is all about me. >> battaglia got his new position when the inmate held it prior to him got into trouble. >> i replaced bernard, he got caught and they moved him to s-2 now. william bernard given himself a hair style. he got in trouble of the new at too. bernard is confined to a disciplinary cell. >> wanted to represent bronze star or a general star to symbolize the military because a lot of the guys that had passed away have gotten bronze star and quite a few got purple hearts before they got kill. i want to go along those lines and get a tattoo or a little heart down the road. he chose the star to honor men he served with in the army who lost their lives. he also has a new war room of his own, a busted lip from a fight with another inmate. he says this time, he stood up for himself. and it even seems

nick: he said well, i disavowed them later. they saw that as a strategy on his part and did not believe it and they cheered by the fact he refused at first to say they were bad people. that is a validation they had never had from this high level of government in their lifetimes. charlie: they are strengthened and emboldened to do again what they did in charlottesville, to try to rise to the occasion in which there will be the destruction of a monument they think is an offense to them? nick: i think probably we will see more of this. i think that the alt-right or part of the alt-right we are talking about right here lives for media coverage. they exist in a symbiosis with us and the press. they are too small a number to have genuine political power right now. they are in some ways reflected in the president's views on immigration, on the idea of decay in america, the threat to order in america. they need these moments of confrontation to radicalize other people out there who don't realize that there's an alternative to mainstrea

. >> my name is simon goodman, and this is my brother, nick.ld cardboard boxes in the mail. >> hi, simon. i'm jamie. >> simon goodman. delighted to meet you, jamie. >> simon invites me into his beverly hills home. >> jamie, these are two pieces that i'm very proud of, a drawing and an engraving by renoir. >> renoir? >> yes, yes, the man himself, the great impressionist. >> you must have quite the collecting family. >> this is really just the beginning of a big story. >> it starts in london after world war ii. from an early age, simon and nick regard their dad as an often gloomy man of mystery. what did dad do for a living? >> not really sure. he was a manufacturer's agent, whatever that meant, but it allowed him to go to europe all the time. >> did he ever take you on these trips? >> yes, especially in the summer, but we would get parked on a beach, usually with our mother or a nanny, and dad would disappear somewhere. >> the boys learn that questions about their father's past are off limits. because, if you did, what would happen? >> he sunk i

leads you to the next step. >> doug peterson on nick foles.does expect him to be ready for week one in the unfortunate scenario that carson wentz gets hurt. >> these are sensitive elbow issues. and being ant throwing arm, want to make sure he's getting the proper amount of throws. ease him back in again this week and get him ready for the regular season. >> all right. so with foles, if should the eagles sign colin kaepernick. you are going to jump on this. mccoy, saying about teams that would be interested in signing kaepernick. >> he doesn't want to stand for the national anthem. has a something to do with it. but a lot to do with his play. i'm sure a lot of teams wouldn't want him as the starting quarterback. you know? you know, the chaos that comes along with it. it's a lot. >> wow. so shady saying he would be a distraction. mike, would you sign colin kaepernick? do you think the eagles need him if nick foles cannot go forward as your backup quarterback. >> first of all, mccoy says some stupid things and he's out of line saying that for --

(nick - nick's chef owner) why is it nick's next door?lled nick's and this is called nick's next door. apparently people from all around the bay are finding it just fine.(nick - chef owner) i don't even know how. now we're getting people from the city. oakland and berkeley the peninsula.(local patron - nick's next door) we called three weeks ago to get a reservation and this was the only time - 5 o'clock. 5 o'clock.(jose - nick's server) you have to make a reservation you can't just walk in and say party of two. maybe it's the asparagus caviar appetizer. or it could be the juicy rib-eye or perhaps the fresh sea bass... or possibly this smore's inspired dessert. let's not forget the drinks... (jason - nick's bartender) gonna smack a little piece of basil here. but they also come for the good vibes cooked up by nick and his crew.(nick - chef owner) i can look in the dining room and tell you who's happy and who's not if they're having a bad day or a good day. and by the end of the evening, chances are you'll leave happy if nick difu has anyt

so, you're looking at nick. >> nick says ball. >> reporter: nick say ball nick. >> he says fence. >>ter: fence, okay. >> so you know the fence is there. now you got to find the ball. there you go. >> reporter: and then you -- >> yeah. >> reporter: you did that. >> yeah. >> reporter: say hello to mike and alex real quick. >> hello mike and alex. >> hey. >> reporter: this if i's a star. >> you know what. >> reporter: the whole team. listen, it was a great catch. >> it was. >> reporter: it's also a great team. >> congratulations, u.s. champs here and a perfect reenactment by you, quincy. it was flawless. look at this. >> very smooth. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> yeah. it was beautifully done. >> reporter: you're welcome, guys. what we do, we've tagged a new phrase here. i'm not only your journalist, but i'm a athlete so it's a journalete. >> as he breathes really heavily. >> some day we'll say we knew those kids when. really nice guys. nicely done. >> and again what a catch. >>> meantime new jersey played last night. >> talking the little league. >> yeah. jackson little league -- jac

nick: great question. tech sector sharing economy is filled with some of the most optimistic people in the world. emily: exactly. nick: brilliant. and also very optimistic. i come from a background and bring a different light to that. i am way more cynical. it is because of the previous experience i have had. but i think a healthy dose of cynicism, optimismith the right that engineers bring to the table and brilliance is a good partnership. emily: the hotel lobbying groups are upping their attacks on airbnb. there is one recent ad connecting the platform with terrorists. how do you respond to that? nick: it is disgraceful and a disrespectful and despicable. i know people who have lost their lives. people have fought very hard and to have an issue like that politicized to make a business point, or to continue to price gouge their consumers, is very hurtful. safety is the number one priority at airbnb. trust is the fundamental currency in the shared economy and what we focus on the most. we do things like ba

please welcome nick kroll! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: nick kroll! whoa!u for -- [ light laughter ] what's with the, what's with the skates? >> oh i just, it's such a nice day. i thought i'd just skate up to the show. in my suit. >> jimmy: that's environmentally -- >> it's very mentally stable. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: environmentally. like, you're thinking the environment. >> environmentally. yeah, i'm going green, jimmy. [ light laughter ] i'm going green. >> jimmy: you're going green. >> i'm so about the environment. >> jimmy: i always -- >> i look like if brian boitano was like, "i'm going to do a a routine about an accountant." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i like it. are you -- are you roller skating? >> i started roller skating, you know. going green! >> jimmy: no, i know -- but where do you roller stake? is there a -- >> oh, anywhere i can. glendale. i'm right now mainly skating in glendale, california. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: capital of roller skating, absolutely, yeah. >> there it is. got some glendale heads in t

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.—year—old man who was stabbed to death while walking his dogs have described him as "a lovely, gentle husband, dad and grandfather. " peter wrighton was stabbed in the head and neck while out in woodland on saturday morning in east harland in norfolk. police are still looking for his attacker. five men, including former senior police officers, have appeared in court for the first time, to face charges in connection with the hillsborough disaster. the men were charged injune, nearly three decades after 96 people died as a result of the crush at the fa cup semi—final between liverpool and nottingham forest. a fantasist who killed a man in london before fleeing to italy has been found guilty of a murder that happened four years ago. 28—year—old, jason marshall, pretended to be a policeman and secret agent during his attacks. it was thought the victim had died in an accidental fire until a relative stumbled across a video recording years later. nick beake has the story. a bungalow in a qui

>> then s nick lachey considering a return to reality tv with his wife and kids? >>> and, jessica simpson, four outfits, three days and countless style secrets. >> pushup bra. >> now for august 1, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." we are inside the courtroom today with taylor swift as she continues the case with the former radio dj she says groped her. >> this is day five of taylor's trial. sophie has the latest from denver. >> taylor swift's former body guard was the first to take the stand this morning. he was present at the meet and greet with taylor claims the dj groped her. he testified, when he went to put his arm around her, his hand went under her skirt. he said he didn't take any immediate action because he generally takes his cues from taylor who did not indicate she was in distress. the plaintiff's questioning seemed to get annoying. she did roller eyes and sighed to herself. the photographer on hand for the 2013 photo op, she was standing five feet away from taylor and debbie matenopoulos at the time of the groping. mueller's attorney asked, did y

nick valencia is there. nick? >> hey there, john. three days after it took a direct hit from hurricane harvey, this is what the majority of homes and businesses look like here. i'm nick valencia in hard-hit rockport, texas, where 60% of the town decided to ride this storm out. those that are left hope it gets better quickly. >> i just want them to be happy and start over and i want this town to be back like it was. >> what do you mean why did i point to my shoulder? mike and i are both veterans, both served in the navy. i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. outer layer of your

the person inside that is me. >> as a kid nick loved to draw.oing to be an animator. >> i just immigrat imitateed drw and drew and this is what i got. eighth of the animation drawin drawings,ing. >> making his own short animated film. 6,000 sheets of paper. each with its own story. >> the drawing really reflects the grittiness of the situation. >> a deep reminder of his past. >> drawing from your personal experiences the best way you can make art. i feel like it's true it's it's honest. report roar his film is called hank a hand drawn look inside nick's mind during his darkest moment. after years of being bullied, nick decided to take his own life. >> this was without a doubt the hardest scene i had to animate. this idea of this menacing fog kind of drawing the character in. >> representing a mental tug of war between depression and his mother's love. >> especially in that moment i was thinking about, um, my mom, and i had a memory, um, of my mom singing me to sleep as a kid. what really pushed me through was just the guilt of losing my mom. it

his bringing in nick aers to run his operation. you told ryan nick is there to protect the vp because the vp can't believe what the "f" is going on. >> that's also been misconstrued. you have to remember what ryan did with the article. he wrote the article like i was unhinged, overly emotional, bombastic. when you hear the tape, it's a very nor nal mall conversation. the words were mischaracterized in the original article. he's >> he's not misquoting you? >> no. he's mischaracterizing. there's a lot of difference between the cup of substance and style. the way we're talking right now is how i was talking to him. i thought it was off of him. >> what did you mean about the vice president can't believe what the "f" is going on? >> what i meant is that he needed -- my opinion, he needed to fortify himself with somebody as talented as nick aers so that the vice president is an extremely loyal guy. i'm a huge fan of the vice president. i wasn't recommending there was a breach or any daylight between the president and the vice president.

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>> nick valencia in rockport. again, the reports there are just stark.rock long, the new fema director, tweeted out fema is actively supporting texas with search and rescue, mass care, disaster medical services, temporary power and life-sustaining commodities. hopefully some of those resources get to the town of rockport. they need them desperately. we spoke with the chief who said he had no communication capabilities. dproe cell phone out, internet out. nick has a sat phone and we will check in with him later. >>> we have our live team obviously covering hurricane harvey in many different places but listen, there's a lot that happened overnight in washington at the white house that we want to get to. >> president trump pardoned a controversial sheriff, also lost one of his top aides. sebastian gorka. and he moved forward on his military transgender ban as the russia investigation takes a new turn. >> cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor at the atlantic, ron brownstein and senior political correspondent for the hill, amy, thanks for being wit

thank you so much, nick and steve. back with you. >>> meantime, we will continue our live coverage here of texas being hit hard by hurricane harvey. you are looking at katy, texas and some of the damage sustained there just outside of houston. we'll be right back. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz.

nick: it's a good question. me say, the behavior this woman encountered was abhorrent, and that's why we removed this host from our community first and foremost and offered her hurtful support. a background check was done on the host, and there were no prior convictions. if you do a background check and there are recent charges but no convictions, it is hard to hold someone accountable when they were acquitted from an offense. emily: is it making me think differently about the process? >> i think every incident should make you think. one incident is one too many for us. safety is our number one priority. we are always going back and saying, should we have done something differently, and we will do that every time something happens. emily: lastly, you are getting into these magical trips and connecting people who are going to take you around for a more well-rounded experience. this is increasing the amount of time that guests will spend with these people. what does that mean when it comes to trust and safety? nic

and a brief time ago i spoke with nick from outside the white house. but nick we cut up a week of listening to his rhetoric but is there a strategy emerging here. i think we've seen a patent merge this week i'm not sure if you could describe it as a deliberate strategy and it say if you got these incendiary alliterative. warnings from the president very unconventional presidential language being used which is. been improvised the times in which has taken. some of it dates by surprise sometimes and then. on the other hand you get the senior administration officials who have much will measure to a much more conventional. who emphasized diplomacy and it's worth pointing out that this very moment donald trump is be meeting? his top two diplomats write still listen to secular state and nikki haley is you and ambassador that seems to have been a good cop. bad cop dynamic a battle this. ends up in some ways it's also reminded people of what richard nixon used to describe as the madman theory. it's this idea where you plot the notion in the mind of you'll adve

i mean the person inside that is me. >> reporter: as kid, nick loved to draw.ly on in life he was going to be an animator. >> i just imitated and drew and drew and drew and this is where i got. probably about an eighth of the animation drawings. >> reporter: eventually making his own short animated film. 6,000 sheets of paper each with its own story. >> the drawing really reflects the grittiness of the situation. >> reporter: deep reminder of his past. >> draw from your personal experiences the best way, you know, you can make art. um, you know, i feel like it's true and honest. >> reporter: his film is called hanking a hand drawn look inside nick's mind during his darkest moment. after years of being bullied, nick decided to take his own life. >> this was without a doubt the hardest scene i had to animate. this idea of this menacing fog kind of drawing the character in. >> reporter: representing a mental tug of war between depression and his mother's love. >> especially in that moment i was thinking about, um, my mom, and i had a memory, um, of my mom singing