nick: exactly. but you have to stay -- as you commented at the start, you have to stay in the same intensity. you can't go kissing the babies and thinking you're going to win. you just got to stay with it just for five more minutes to see what happens. if you need to click into that mode to go back to that 18th tee and start again, well so be it. jim: wife julie on the range with him. there you see the two tee shots. first we've got molder. >> he must have said something to upset these two. jim: sure looks like it, doesn't it? >> 202 yards left. jim: that's no fun back there. >> no. nick: ask dustin johnson. >> phil has 169 and keegan, after a drive of 326 yards, just 155 in. jim: so he's 14 yards past phil. i love, love this look at 18. one of the great finishing hole theatres in the sport right here. nick: right, phil, just get the right trajectory and the right spine. >> 9-iron. nick: well, there's a surprise. >> 169 with the wind. nick: just wants the land it -- with a 9-iron, needs to land it 6

nick: exactly. but you have to stay -- as you commented at the start, you have to stay in the same intensity. you can't go kissing the babies and thinking you're going to win. you just got to stay with it just for five more minutes to see what happens. if you need to click into that mode to go back to that 18th tee and start again, well so be it. jim: wife julie on the range with him. there you see the two tee shots. first we've got molder. >> he must have said something to upset these two. jim: sure looks like it, doesn't it? >> 202 yards left. jim: that's no fun back there. >> no. nick: ask dustin johnson. >> phil has 169 and keegan, after a drive of 326 yards, just 155 in. jim: so he's 14 yards past phil. i love, love this look at 18. one of the great finishing hole theatres in the sport right here. nick: right, phil, just get the right trajectory and the right spine. >> 9-iron. nick: well, there's a surprise. >> 169 with the wind. nick: just wants the land it -- with a 9-iron, needs to land it 6

nick: he is still putting. jim: you know, this is what has happened to tiger today, being in phil's wake is what we saw for over 10 years what tiger would do to everyone else. this is one of the sweetest. that say its right there for those two. this is a victory they will treasure. nick: i think as we get older, it is all about gratitude to think we still got it. boy did he do it today. tiger still has a five-footer. 75. 11 shots higher than mickelson's total today. 64 at pebble beach, second best round of the day, 67. >> i am here with phil mickelson. i know you have been working hard on your game and get things organized. you said you were getting better. today you put an exclamation point on it. this is as impressive as i have seen in a long time. >> peter, it feels amazing. i come out the first couple of weeks and shot some rorend us scores. to play the way i did the last 18 holes really means a lot. >> you are now 41 but today marks your 40th win on the pga tour. how does it feel? >> it feels awesome. hope

looks big-time to me, nick. nick: these guys are all good. but they still need that real safety shot. you know, the one where you can put a gun to the guy's hit and he says i can hit a fade or a draw because quite a few times they lost it. they were seriously losing it down 15 and they got twitched up down 16 and 17. you know, to take your game to another level. if you can produce the bread and butter shot under pressure, the nicklaus fade and the ernie els draw, shots like that david: you know, nick, that's the one area -- jim: spencer trying to try second. david: another one. that's the one area i think technology hasn't helped. it was much easier to do with a wooned driver. nick: the old chunk of wood, per simon, chunk of rubber. it was a different -- these guys exploited that. we squashed a ball. now these guys explode off the golf course. jim: i'm sure spencer's family will be there to try to bring some solace to, this just as kyle's family was a week ago. and when spencer levin talks to his father about golf -- his father an outstanding

nick: you're kidding. after all that. >> and there is about a square yard just shrt of the green he can land it. like dropping it out of a sky hook. and he has the shot. he can play this shot. >> this is going to be very entertaining, ladies and gentlemen. you know, we play all these holes in the pga. all of a sudden, you've got one of the shortest holes on the tour and these guys are having fits. they've looked at it from every different angle. they don't know what to do. nick: interesting. you might be crossing your mind, do i lay up to keep myself in the hole? >> oh, look at that lie. oh no. >> he's going right. lay it up on the par 4. you got to love this. laid up to about 40. >> may not be that bad, i tell you. >> no, he's going to make the other guys stare at it, right? >> that may look good. nick: get it inside. >> phil's got this thing popped up on a tee. i'd go right underneath this and leave it up there. nick: this could be the shot of the year. >> this is the short of shot that there's very few

[ "smoke on the water" plays ] >> but nick doesn't only playcl.ays the classics. >> well, classical guitar -- there's, like, three different things that that has to do with. the first is the guitar itself -- its specific shape, which is the traditional pear shape. the second is the style, which is you use these four fingers to play as opposed to a pick on another type of guitar. and also the strings -- instead of being made of steel, they're made of nylon. and the final difference is that the neck is wider, and so that makes it a little bit more difficult to play. and the final part of classical guitar is the repertoire, which ranges from renaissance to baroque to classical to romantic, and even some modern songs, such as by the beatles. >> well, i think that was more than three, but never mind that. check out those nails! >> when i first -- i went to a new school about a year ago, and when i got there and they saw my long nails, they're like, "dude, cut your nails!" i have to keep them long 'cause i play classical guitar, because some people use

he plays from his heart. >> but nick doesn't just play from his heart.vefrom his heart, too. >> well, when i did my first concert, i was 10, so i didn't really feel i had to keep all the money at 10 years old. >> so what did he do? he donated his earnings to charity. his generosity did not come as a shock to his family. >> that's one of the things that nicholas never really could come to grips with, is that there are people who don't have a place to live, or may not eat or have clean clothes to wear, and he never really understood why that was. >> once nick got a taste for giving, there was no turning back. he spent over a year prepping for a big benefit concert at his church. that show raised a serious chunk of change. >> $12,000. a total of $12,000. >> and nick gave every cent of it to the make-a-wish foundation. >> it just feels right to give 100% away, 'cause if, you know, you give, like, 50% -- i almost feel guilty, you know, keeping the money for myself. you know, i just feel much better giving everything away. >> it's not every day that we have a

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nick: better long than short. jim: yeah, you want the uphill comeback. i've been watching jimmy's game. he's become much more of a solid presence out here over these last two years. had some high finishes and getting more and more comfortable being a guy in the mix on the weekend. only has a tie for eighth this year as the farmer's insurance open. tied for ninth last week as the at&t pebble beam -- beach pro-am. so a couple of top 10s and he's in the position to do that again. it really is quite a sight down there, isn't it, david, with the gallery looking down at you? david: one of the great finishing holes in golf, just this natural amphitheater. the silence is deafening. nick: the toughest thing is the pace. good commitment, good solid stroke. it's fractionally uphill. jim: and a good par. nick: phil actually spent a little bit of extra time on the putting green earlier before the round so he's going to have to give it 100% attention. jim: gary mccord said it earlier, just as someone watching him, you used to stress watching phil over this length of p

nick you are right james go. ahead jane you've got to look at the nick you've got to look into you've got to look in the james bamford's a pretext for war book then and what he talks about with the clean break agenda that was our co-author eyes by three a leading sponsor of the of the of the iraq intervention richard perle douglas feith and david wurmser i'm not saying everybody bill in israel believes this i'm talking about look could mix that are following this you know and strategy like i said it was it was time of the strategy for israel in the one nine hundred eighty s. and that's what these neoconservative warmongers are pushing now i agree with peter it's not necessarily a favorable situation if utah if you topple assad because you could get the muslim brothers and you're going to we're all going to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the under arrest in syria state with our city. well. science technology innovation all the list i'm elements from around russia we've. c

nick: better long than short. jim: yeah, you want the uphill comeback. i've been watching jimmy's game. he's become much more of a solid presence out here over these last two years. had some high finishes and getting more and more comfortable being a guy in the mix on the weekend. only has a tie for eighth this year as the farmer's insurance open. tied for ninth last week as the at&t pebble beam -- beach pro-am. so a couple of top 10s and he's in the position to do that again. it really is quite a sight down there, isn't it, david, with the gallery looking down at you? david: one of the great finishing holes in golf, just this natural amphitheater. the silence is deafening. nick: the toughest thing is the pace. good commitment, good solid stroke. it's fractionally uphill. jim: and a good par. nick: phil actually spent a little bit of extra time on the putting green earlier before the round so he's going to have to give it 100% attention. jim: gary mccord said it earlier, just as someone watching him, you used to stress watching phil over this length of p

i'm nick. >>nick? dennis. >>hi, how do you do? >>(woman) i'm joan. >>joan? >>hello. >>and who are these fine creatures? >>oh, those are my birds. that's, um, freckles and frida. >>freckles and frida? >>mm-hm. >>(narrator) this is a picture of dennis, who used to be a cross-dresser. dennis looked up his only picture of his time in the woods with aileen. >>it was kind of a mess in there, in fact the police took this picture. >>oh, did they? >>that's how i got it. now, i don't know if you can see >>what's it of? >>well, this was--when they were subdividing, they threw all the stumps over in one section. and, these were all made with stumps, with straw packed in around them. it was just long enough to get in there and sleep. >>and so aileen would come and visit you? >>yeah. every now and then, she'd find one of my camps and--in fact the last camp i was at when aileen found me was what we call the little round lake. >>mm-hm. >>was way down at the bottom of a gully and it was round. and, i had a piece of plywood that someday had left there, and i just made a lean-to with t

nick nolte i have never met, but they're both a list of actors. why are dustin hoffman and nick nolte doing television? >> this will sound like a commercial. because this is not really television. tavis: it is hbo. it is not television. [laughter] that did some like a commercial. go ahead. >> they are doing some of the most outstanding dramas around. and they have a very unusual business model where the content is unconventional. that is what they seek. it is edgy. along with that, from hbo, comes tremendous commercial success. the combination of both of those means that they can afford productions like this and they are akin to galleries. that is how they view what they do. it is an extraordinary time to be doing this kind of work. and a lot of other work that cable television has to be terrific on. "homeland," "breaking bad," we are in a time where people may look back at it and say that it is the golden age of cable television. >tavis: do you have to have a cast of this all start? it is not just the two of them. it is a huge cast. did you have

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thank you, nick. i'm so struck again by the officer who said there have to be five armed soldiers in the room with him now when he meets with an afghan. thank you, nick. >>> and we stay overseas. the indian ocean, a kind of deja vu. another carnival cruise ship in distress. 1,000 people on board. 8 of them americans. and they are stranded. the ship is in waters stalked by pirates. abc's lama hasan is following this developing story for us tonight. >> reporter: fishing boats have just reached the "costra allegra" cruise ship tonight. it had been drifting without power more than 200 miles from shore in an area of the indian ocean infested have somali pirates. more than 1,000 passengers and crew on board, including 8 americans. the commander of the italian coast guard told us, "they are not necessarily comfortable because the ship only has emergency power on board, but they are safe." the ship left madagascar on saturday. it was due in the seychelles on tuesday. but this morning, fire broke out in the el

nick and - in just about an houu... nick and kristen will say... " i do"... live.cause you helped plan it. 3 3 fiber map 3 3 3 fiber map 3 3 the rommntic rival of george huguely says, he saw the accused murderer wwth his arms around yeardley love's neck, in the months before her death. it's the latest chilling detail in the murder trial of the former univeristy of virginia lacrosse player.. from that charlottesville courtroom. good morning joelld. &p3&p good morning patrice, cockeysville native yeardley love died in may of 2010, but the jury is hearing now, that warning signs were everywhere in the weeks before her death. in the courtroom thursday... testimony from teammates that huguely's having an intervention at the end of tte lacrosse season. but then this happened. the jury saw images of love's heard from firrt responders -3 about the door that had a huge hole in it, presumably from huguely breaking it down. mann jurors looked forrhis reaction during this tesitmony... but he never looked up. the jury north carolina lacrosse player - michael burns.... the man h

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teams-- rockets and golden state warriors cut him-- the income nicks scooped him up but sent him down to the d-league and because of injuries he was called back to the team and in one week this unknown asian american with a degree in economics from harvard has put up le bron james like numbers. >> he came out of virtually nowhere. >> stephen: yes, he came out of nowhere which is my nickname for harvard. (laughter) folks, you know things are rough when a harvard economics grad has an easier time getting a job as an n.b.a. point guard than a wall street bond trader. (laughter) folks, i'm not some fair-weather fan. i've been behind my boy lin since day one of some time last week. (laughter) folks, there is a name for what we're feeling. >> lin-sanity continues. >> it's become lin-sanity new york. >> new york basketball fans have a ranging raging case of lin-sanity. >> stephen: yes, i've had a raging case of lin-sanity. i have been declared legally lin-sane. my symptoms? lin somnia. rest lest lin syndrome and lin-testinal blockage. (laughter) folks, it's an exciting time. fans have not co

we are lucky enough to have nick wallenda joining us right this minute.her, walking a high wire or getting through government bureaucracy? >> definitely getting through government bureaucracy. now i can relax and do what my family has done did or over 200 years. >> the canadians were specific, explain that. >> the u.s. passed a law and governor cuomo passed it into effect last year. on the canadian side what they wrote is they made an addendum to their law, they said once in a generation they will consider revisiting a stunt. >> help us gauge the level of danger here. >> we are dealing with wind conditions, a lot of updraft because the falls are forcing down so rapidly. i'll train with high winds, water, mist in the air. i'll be more than prepared for what i will experience. this is something governments have changed laws over. how does that make you feel to be the guy? >> it's quite a blessing. other wire walkers have tried for 30 years to get to do this. i have to pinch myself, i'm living a dream. >>> this is flute playing like you've never heard before

nick joins us for more. nick, what do you think of eurozone going. italy, it is worth pointing out contracted more than expected, minus 0.7% on the quarter. it's officially in recession. greece contract more than execed on the unemployment rate. if you've got it, you're not going to get much out of it. >> i think that's one of the most interesting questions there and away, isn't it, because the conventional growth will grow if do you a lot of it. there have been periods where the economy has been expanhandling fexpanhandl expanhandliexpanhandl expanhandling -- expanding for on skrus reasons. >> where is that -- this is the bigger question. giev a short-term question about greece. the bigger question is whether the fiscal compact and the plan that's been dictated by the germans is the right one or whether actually it leads up to budgets that can never be met because you're never going to get the growth that's needed to pay the debts down. >> well, that's right. but strange to relate, but an expansion fiscal reaction is the kind of current orthodoxy un

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he's nick lowe, this is overheard. ♪ >> smith: nick lowe, welcome. >> lowe: it's great to be here. >>mith: so nice to see you and to meet you. congratulations on the record. >> lowe: thank you very much. >> smith: it's a -- it's a wonderful record, to me as i've listened to your stuff so much over the years in that it felt that after the first time i'd listened to it that it was an old record. it felt like i'd heard these songs a million times before not in a bad way, but in a really good way. t. they felt like standards or classics. now i wonder if as you listen to the record now as you're making the record if you had a sense of something old about it or old quality? >> lowe: yes, i, i suppose so. it, it's actually so hard to make a record especially nowadays that you can't really, you know, plan for it too much. you know, people say were you trying to do this or were you trying to do that, you just hope that some good songs are going to come along. >> smith: we assume that it's a deliberate thing or that it's a conscious thing, but in fact as you say. >> lowe: yes, yeah, exactly. >>

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nick, jeff, quickly on some of the other components on the senate bill? >> first off, i would echo what tommy said that probably one of the controversial elements of bill we deal it is infrastructure. there are a lot of things in the bill where there's broad agreement, information sharing is one of those that everybody agrees we need to address. senator collins is working on this issue for years now. we're very fortunate in that senator collins and senator lieberman have the kind of working relationship where they've been teamed up to address this problem for a couple of congresses now. they introduced a bill in last congress that was reported by the homeland security committee and reintroduced that he bill with additional protections at the beginning of this congress. just last week they introduced a bill along with chairman rockefeller and feinstein that we hope is the basis for the senate debate on this issue. if there are three things driving us on this, the first is to to try to prioritize the greatest risk. that's why we're focusing on critical infr

i think it was you, nick. what was it like, nick? you were a personal request and you came.lationship with the obama family. it's been astonishing since day one. i've had an opportunity to go to the white house and sing for the p president and his family a few times. the last time was the motown special, singing with see low and joj legenhn legend. it's been amazing. it's been amazing singing each time. >> kids night. >> kids night on broadway. talk a little bit about this. for somebody who looks to you and says, i want to be you. >> tosome about who says i want to be you, nick jonas, i want to be you, what do you say? >> this is for someone who wants their first broadway experience or come and experience this sheend all the shows that i'm participating in. it's this whole week. basically if you're between the ages of 8 and 18 or 6 and 18, you get in for free accompanied by an adult for any of the broadway shows i'm participating in. please come see any broadway show. if you want to come experience broadway. but i'm a fan of the stage myself. i have been from a very young ag

we begin with abc's nick schifrin in candle. nick. >> reporter: david, i've been to the area where these advisors worked. to get there, you need to go through three checkpoints, each with pat-down searches, and then go through a metal detector. either the gunman was from the ministry interior or working with someone on the inside. after five days of fury, many american troops in afghanistan are worried nowhere is safe. this afternoon, a man -- believed to be afghan -- walked through the ministry that controls the police. he opened a door with a keypad lock. inside, a u.s. major lieutenant colonel had placed his guns and bulletproof vests on the floor. the man shot both in the head. he has yet to be captured. immediately, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan withdrew every one of his 200 advisors from afghan ministries. he was fully aware just how dangerous the koran burning could be for u.s. troops. this week, he pleaded with afghan forces not to punish americans. >> we admit our mistake. we ask for forgiveness. we seek to move

and nick davidson. then, the son of todd pete one of the best phonesive tackles in the country announced his decision today. >> i was impressed and i felt comfortable. you know on campus. i think it's a great opportunity for me to reach my fullest potential. >> and problems may have just been solved with the signing of a star zach klein who has a rocket for an arm and he is enrolled in classes in berkeley. cal could wo have had a top five class. and so we're going to call strong but not spectacular as far as this field is concerned. linebacker michael barton from delasalle gives a top 20 class. there is tony plush, aka threw on his skates. don't let he fool you. and he was like a little kid today practicing with the sharks. >> they'll be out there to stay with the team. and it's unleaveable feeling. >> and he and his altor ego impressed the men in tale. >> he has skill out there. >> the coach was asked if he would be a good fit for the team. >> i've seen his passion and energy if that converts into anyt