. -- nick woodman. next. ♪ emily: toshiba has signed an agreement to sell its flash memory group. $18 billion. among the firms in the consortium, apple and dell. now to my conversation with ellen pao. after she lost her historic gender discrimination case, should begin interim ceo of reddit were to make all the controversial moves to crack down on -- eight months and she was forced to resign. i asked her what happened. ellen: a lot of change had to happen. he came in a couple of years before i did and try to transform the company. it was a small startup with mostly white men, started by two white men. the culture was very strong of exclusion. he brought in different people. all the women kept getting pushed out. in 2013 up joining and worked with him to make change together. this is a group that did not want mobile. very conservative, very locked into the product as it was. we were trying to bring it into reach more people, have more conversations. i think the change was really hard on the community. it

nick: that we are growing again.people think unit sales are way down, volumes are higher. what they need to look at is that volumes of our premium products are growing. we are selling more of the products that matter and the products that have better margin for gopro and make us more profit. gopro is healthy and growing. i think investors are starting to take notice. selina: let's talk about drones. many analysts say dgi has superior features and price point. how much of a revenue driver do you see drones becoming for gopro? nick: we are really excited about drones. karma is doing well. it's a phenomenal accessory for the community. it is very versatile with a detachable gimbal, how it attaches to the grip. our customers really like that flexibility, that versatility. karma continues to get better. today we announced follow me features and a lookup feature that allows carmen to film what -- that allows karma to film what is above it, which is unique to drones. we will continue to innovate and advance our drone offeri

oh, that's -- >> nick: [ laughs ] >> noah: yeah. ya goof! >> nick: here.this. >> noah: well, you're in a hell of a mood today. >> nick: yeah, i just got off the phone with our realtor in ann arbor. apparently our fast-track liquor license is the stuff of legends. >> noah: cool. that should work in our favor, right? you know, generate some buzz for the new club... >> nick: that's it? that's all you got? just "cool," man? come on. that's disappointing. >> noah: the way things went down with the liquor board, grandpa using his clout... i know that's not how you like to do things. >> nick: look, it happened, all right? i'm over it -- mostly. we needed that liquor license to begin our expansion, and now we have it. we're gonna charge right ahead. you know? this thing is all ours. we don't owe anyone anything, including your grandfather.

nick: we are growing again. previous comp of 2016 -- people think unit sales are way down, volumes were higher in previous years. but what they need to look at volumes of our premium products , $299 and above are growing. we are selling more of the products that matter -- better margin for gopro and make us more profit. gopro is healthy and growing. i think investors are starting to take notice. selina: let's talk about growth. -- drones. many say that the market leader has superior features and a similar price point. given the market effect, how much of a revenue driver do you see drones becoming for gopro? nick: we are really excited about drones. karma is doing well. it is a phenomenal accessory for the gopro community. it is very versatile, with a detachable gimble. our customers have spoken. they really like that flexibility, versatility. karma continues to get better. in a week -- today, we announced followme features as well as a look up feature, unique to drones. we will continue to innovate and advance

. >> and i'm nick watt. we have the latest information on hurricane irma as it tears its way across the caribbean. >> the incredible size of the storm. its winds have decreased a little to 180 miles per hour but they can be felt as far as 50 miles from the center of the storm. >> and new video shows what irma did to antigua knocking down trees, blocking roads. >> but some 30 miles away on barbuda an official calls it absolute devastation. cell phone towers were snapped in half. on st. martin streets are underwater and major buildings damaged. the waves were strong enough to knock people off their feet. the eye moved past puerto rico overnight. abc's linzie janis is there. >> reporter: nick and diane, the eye of hurricane irma just passed us in san juan 50 miles to the north off the coast. that's a little further away than it was predicted to come but we just now feel safe enough to come outdoors because we have been experiencing sustained winds of 55 miles per hour with gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. we h

that's a big tackle by nick coleman. the 13 yard line, all georgia needs is a field goal to take the lead inside of five minutes left. >> doug: just keep going back to your power backs. >> mike: first start on the road in south bend for jake fromm, the freshman from warner robbins, georgia. outside the 13. gives to michel. could not shake free from andrew trumbetti. >> doug: the extra defender walked up on the edge, the freshman he likes to check and coach has to pull him back once in a while. he checked from one run to another. >> mike: michel from the sideline. chubb came in for a moment. he comes out now and deandre swift comes in. they used him on the edge. he's lined up in the backfield. he can make plays out here. >> doug: watch him slipping out in the pass. >> mike: third and five. fromm adjusts the play. freshman's looking. he surveys, throws, end zone, incomplete! no flag comes in. ize -- isaac, the intended receiver. >> mike: there was a kicking competition out here, rodrigo blankenship won it. made pressure ki

sot nick pacheco/abogado y ex concejal "el trabajo no se cumplio con muchos clientes."r parte de una de sus empleadas, lo dej una deuda de ms de 300 mil dlares en impuestos no pagados, y agreg que, aunque intento mantener su oficina abierta, le fue imposible. sot pacheco "puse mi confianza en las personas que estaban manejando mi oficina, y ese fue mi error." pacheco confes que hay ms de 300 clientes afectados sot pacheco "lo siento mucho, y me siento muy mal, pero no van a recibir ningunos servicios, por eso espero que me van a quitar la licencia." la barra de abogados de california, nos confirm que tras investigar varias acusaciones contra pacheco, concluyeron que no se realiz el servicio prometido y recomendaron que se le suspenda la licencia por seis meses, adems explicaron cuales son las opciones que tienen los afectados. sot elizabeth stein/procurador a de barra de abogados de california "la gente puede recuperar hasta 100 mil dolares." para eso deben llamar al 1-800- 843-9053 y presentar su queja. sot "nosotros los suspendemos, o les quitamos su licencia, y al mi

. >> my name is simon goodman, and this is my brother, nick. got some old 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? >

nick: we are growing again. previous column of 2016 -- 2016 -- comp of volumes of our premium products are growing.e we are selling more of the products that have better margin and make us more profit. gopro is healthy and growing. i think investors are starting to take notice. selina: let's talk about growth. many say that the market leader has superior features and a similar price point. given the market effect, how much of a revenue driver do you see thrones becoming for gopro? -- drones becoming for gopro? nick: we are really excited about drones. the karma is very flexible. customers like that flexibility, that versatility. it continues to get better. , today we announced followme features as well as a look up feature, unique to drones. we will continue to innovate and advance our drone offering into what comes after karma. emily: that was gopro ceo nick woodman. famed investor jim chanos said in june that he would give up petco -- bet against against tesla once the company gives up burning money. you can t

nick bryant, bbc news, turks and caicos.e: i just came back from florida where the hardest hit area was the keys. theme estimates nearly one quarter of the homes there were destroyed. a brief time ago, i managed to speak with amy dennis from her boat just off florida. why did you decide to stay? >> the number one reason is my husband is a commercial fisherman. we stayed because we have to watch the boat. number two, we live in a two-story house made of concrete with a concrete roof. we were fairly certain that we would have no damage to the house. jane: but you risked your life nevertheless. >> i don't feel like we risked our lives. in all honesty, it worked out better. we went through the front part of the storm, and when the back side of the storm came, down our canal were floating houseboats. we had to go outside in 40 mile per hour winds and tie them up. had we not been here, we would have no livelihood. jane: how bad is the damage across the keys? >> oceanside, it got pretty high. flood damage. as far as structural dama

nick and vanessa lashae are in. guess nick had a chain nge of heart. >> i will never do "dancing with the stars." you've already won it. the only thing i could do is match him. and the chances of that happening are not good. >> never say never. nick. dancing is in his dna. whether drew won the season two mirror ball. and nick and vanessa were in the ballroom cheering 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 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 that is with maini rivalries. we told you about necikki bella and drew scott. now we are hearing they may be paired with max and peta. peta's rehearsals have already started. and if she is paired with nick, we bet they will bond over baby. their son is just 11 days older than peta's. >> they will announce the full list on september 6. >> now with john cena and nikki bella, this whole dance thing might work o

harvey: nick was in jail for this. in an adult prison, or even gone to jail for the situation nick was in. reckless driving with serious bodily harm, everybody in florida gets probation except for nick. you think it was because of your celebrity? hulk: i don't know what-- i have my opinions, but i don't know the answer. harvey: would i be wrong if i said that that spotlight got put on him 'cause of you? yes, you would be spot-on right. not wrong, you'd be right. i do want to talk about the jailhouse tapes. you guys had talked about doing another reality show, making some money off of that. the point of it was, if you were in my shoes, and your 16-year-old son went to jail and they put him in an adult prison. they put you in the sh whicis a very small, small cell, when you're by yourself, isolated, and when you get a panicked phone call from your son, "oh, my gosh, dad, i can't see out, i can't-- i don't know where i'm at, duh duh duh duh duh, and you get calls from duane "the dog" chapman. that "you've gotta get him ou

let's begin with nick peyton walsh where the eye will soon make landfall. nick, what's the latest? >> reporter: alyson, it would be impossible to sleep tonight. i think actually the winds may have been less vicious now than an hour ago. it really picked up, blowing in the winds here. the siren you're hearing in the background, we're not sure what that is. it might be the fire alarm or may be a warning regarding flash flooding that we got on our cell phones when they were still working here, saying there would be a flash flood warning until 6:30. we were expecting it to make landfall at 8:30. this reinforced building is extraordinary. tearing off canopy roofs. we're seeing the damage done to the palm trees. despite the intense rain and the darkness here. he will move to show you a little bit from another angle too. incredibly hard to simply get a signal up to show you these kind of ferocious winds. extraordinary gusts of wind blowing in vast amounts of vegetation. we may be about to see the flash flooding coming in but soon we will see dawn and get a sense of the destruction we have

mikey scollard applying pressure to nick peering's wounds. on the other side right there a quick glimpse of a frantic 18-year-old on the ground. but this one is being handcuffed. >> turn around. on the ground! >> please go help them. i'm so sorry, please. please go help them. i'm so scared. >> i have one detained. he identified himself as the shooter. >> reporter: the hysterical shooter on that body cam is nau freshman steven jones. >> please. i'm so scared. i want my mom. >> stand up. is your name steven? >> yes, sir. >> you identified yourself to me as the shooter. >> nobody else. none of my friends -- >> there's nobody else involved? >> no. nobody but me. i take all the responsibility. >> okay. >> reporter: 20-year-old colin brew lay dead on the ground while his three fraternity brothers are raced to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. but in the back of that squad car the suspect, steven jones, isn't acting like a deranged rampage shooter. more like a distraught kid. >> oh, my god. officer. how bad are they hurt? >> i don't know ye

nick has challenged my husband and i as parents but he is made us better people. >> nick -- >> nick!ick -- >> i like it. >> you like it. i know. we love you. you're so special. you're overwhelmed a little bit. >> i know. your mom is such a special woman. she loves you so much, right. >> nick, tell them how great your life is. >> my life is great. >> tell me about your work. nick work at abington hospital in the neonatal unit he's been there for two years, right. >> yes. >> do you love it there. >> i do love it. >> what do you get to do. >> i phone and i scan. >> you answer phone or you scan papers. >> i scan papers. >> you scan papers. >> yeah. >> that's so special. >> it's amazing. >> all right swim coach this summer, right. >> yes. >> yeah. absolutely. >> it's incredible. >> is this your senior year. >> you're done. >> yes, i'm done. >> you're done. du he was homecoming king. how did i forget that. now you're just out and about living your life and you love it, don't you? >> yes. >> good for you. >> what do you think about this special lady right neck to you? >> the best mom ever.

oh, that's -- >> nick: [ laughs ] >> noah: yeah. ya goof! >> nick: here.e this. >> noah: well, you're in a hell of a mood today. >> nick: yeah, i just got off the phone with our realtor in ann arbor. apparently our fast-track liquor license is the stuff of legends. >> noah: cool. that should work in our favor, right? you know, generate some buzz for the new club... >> nick: that's it? that's all you got? just "cool," man? come on. that's disappointing. >> noah: the way things went down with the liquor board, grandpa using his clout... i know that's not how you like to do things. >> nick: look, it happened, all right? i'm over it -- mostly. we needed that liquor license to begin our expansion, and now we have it. we're gonna charge right ahead. you know? this thing is all ours. we don't owe anyone anything,

[applause] president nick hacker, where's nick hacker? hello, nick. [applause] how are you, nick? how's business, all right? getting better off the time. all the time. he says he spends a fortune on accountants to navigate our complicated tax system. we know the feeling. everybody here knows the feeling. like millions of other american businesses, he would much rather spend that money on higher wages for his 140 employees. workers in energy sector -- thank you. you have a lot of friends here, nick. [laughter] the workers in the energy sector will benefit enormously as well. north dakota state senator jessica unrue -- where's jessica? where's jessica? [applause] hello, jessica. congratulations. doing a good job, right? that's what i hear. who's also an environmental specialist, says lower business taxes will be a catalyst for energy companies to hire countless of new american workers. so important. we'll also protect small businesses and family farmers here in north dakota and across the country by ending the death tax. [cheers and applause] tremendous burden for the family farmer.

nick lachey and peta, meanwhile, had the second lowest score of the night. a 19.ing to avoid barbara corcoran's fate as there is another elimination tonight, nick told me fixing his posture is the number one priority. >> 43 years of walking like a caveman. >> reporter: like vanessa, "property brother" drew scott showed no sign of strain from his own injury. a pulled hamstring. they got a solid score of 20. >> i felt alive out there today. ♪ whatever it takes >> reporter: frankie muniz got 23 points. the second highest number of the night. he says that it takes seven hours a day to therapeutically heal from the pain of his broken back. >> i do yoga. i need to stretch. then i go the cryo. then physical therapist. i go in the sauna when i get home. then i ice. then i take a bunch of sleeping pills. i want this more than anyone has ever wanted it. >> wow. >> frankie. listen. it will be interesting to see how his injury and all the injuries survive tonight. it's latin night. i'll be there. >> don't let anybody else get hurt. >>> meanwhile, on "the voice" jennifer hudso

how can that become a reality, nick? are there too many and reconcilables?ick: the thing that struck me is past presidents have used the united nations as a platform of a rallying cry to say these are the values and deals that unite us in the u.s. will lead the way and be the country that provides the example for others to emulate. president trump a sickly turn that on -- basically turn that on its head and said, we want to work with other countries but we will not seek to impose our values on you and we seek countries to basically follow their own national interest, so you saw fundamentally different tones them what past presidents have brought to the u.n. vonnie: in london, where many leaders, but some of the once he was addressing, including the leaders of china, north korea, and russia, were not there. how many in the room would agree with the president? >> i think there were a lot who were anxious about what the president said. if you look at his language so to speak, and in some ways, the language of north korea was the most strident we have heard from

nick? diane?d i know we were also watching the two other hurricanes forming in the atlantic, katia and jose. it sounds like jose is strengthening. anything to worry about there so far? >> yes, with jose we are concerned. much smaller storm when you compare the two between irma and hoe say. he jose. but notice its proximity to the islands devastated not too long ago. friday night into saturday, saturday night into sunday for that potential of hurricane force winds. worst-case scenario, over 100-mile-per-hour winds. this would cause additional devastating impacts. a very, very sad situation potentially here, again, toward barbuda and anguilla. >> thanks very much for that, justin. now with concerns of the hurricane in miami, now they are worried about the winds. >> high rises were built according to strict codes, but the question is, can they stand up to irma's predicted winds? abc's tom llamas went searching for answers. >> reporter: miami's glass towers and the cranes that build them causing conce

that's a big tackle by nick coleman. the 13 yard line, all georgia needs is a field goal to take the lead inside of five minutes left. >> doug: just keep going back to your power backs. >> mike: first start on the road in south bend for jake fromm, the freshman from warner robbins, georgia. outside the 13. gives to michel. could not shake free from andrew trumbetti. >> doug: the extra defender walked up on the edge, the freshman he likes to check and coach has to pull him back once in a he checked from one run to another. >> mike: michel from the sideline. chubb came in for a moment. he comes out now and deandre swift comes in. they used him on the edge. he's lined up in the backfield. he can make plays out here. >> doug: watch him slipping out in the pass. >> mike: third and five. fromm adjusts the play. freshman's looking. he surveys, throws, end zone, incomplete! no flag comes in. ize -- isaac, the intended receiver. >> mike: there was a kicking competition out here, blankenship won it. made pressure kicks before. thi

nick, diane. >> tough times. we know the storm is looking about double the size of hurricane andrew which devastated the area. some authorities are saying the coast guard will evacuate some parts so, to you and everybody else in florida, stay safe. th passed right over turks and caicos. >> it battered it with high winds and heavy rain, the first time on record a category 5 hurricane has hit turks and caicos but the worst may be yet to come. those islands are very low lying and irma's monster storm surge could flood even inland areas. >> u.s. officials say they believe 6,000 americans are stranded on st. martin. the popular tourist destination was devastated by the storm with at least five deaths already reported. now, many americans there are calling relatives asking for help getting off the island because hurricane jose may now be on the way to hit the same area and the airport on the island has been completely destroyed. >>> in the u.s. virgin islands the storm killed at least four people. the coast guard took

nick. bho serv who served for the american government since 2014. before that, for two years he was a deputy head of nctc. served with the national security council. he's a remarkable american and truly one of the icons of this government through successive administration. as a matter of spro duction i would like each colleague to give a 3 minute perspective on his view of global terrorism. how is it the threat? how's it growing or decreasing? what or his each country each person doing for their country as an order to combat this. we see isis going away in the physical sense. it's seems to be a very enduring global threat. along with other groups like al qaeda, and similar terrorist groups globally. i start before we get to questions. and ask patty to speak about three minutes from her majesty government in london. >> thank you very much. thank you everyone for coming to this session. and thanks for our host. what a joy it is to be here. i want to start just with by saying thank you. so this isn't a dha goes by that individual citizens of the united