nick: no, there's no weakness.ough mentally that torture and come out here, obviously you're on an upward spiral. but to handle all of this. he needs to put this on a tape and instead of watching golf swings, just watch himself for the rest of the year if not the rest of his career. jim: he walks after it and says go a little bit. nick: he says come on. that was solid. that's all he wanted was to get up there. fun character. you know, the man who sold in the department store. he knows the difference between gym shoes and christian louboutins. jim: for a while he wore a suit every day to work. sold shoes. worked for an advertising company. sold shoes for nordstrom's and all the while he was practicing out of the richmond country club in the east bay area. his father won a driving range when the hahn brothers were growing up. his brother tom now teaches golf at the university of china. nick: as i said, i spoke to him earlier in the week and said who are you visualizeling? he said my draw is seve. seve passed away jus

nick: right across the edge.eft side of the fairway and we'll be back with more from the at&t byron nelson right after this word from your local cbs station. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. bill: here's a look at the fedexcup standings. jason day moving ahead of adam scott with his win last week. sergio or brooks will move up with a win up to 12th. tonight on "60 minutes," remembering morley safer followed by back-to-back new episodes of "undercover that's tonight, only cbs. once again we'll be at the dean & deluca invitational next saturday and sunday from colonial at 3:00 eastern time. jord

nick: strong.l be back at the wells fargo championship in just a moment. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. jim: again tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" coming up shortly for most of you. "madam secretary," "the good wife," "elementary." we showed you this one -- once today. in the bag of james hahn, that cover, and that's what james hahn had out there on display today. i love mom. nick: we all do. jim: yes, we do. where do you see this talented player going from here? nick: we saw this over a year ago when he won at los angeles. we said what a great golf swing, a great character and e

nick: sergio.nti-climactic but sergio will get his ninth win on the pga tour and that will tie him with seve. will give him a combination of 20 wins on the pga tour and in europe. it's been a good week for brooks koepka. 65-64-65, but 71 in the final wound -- round cost him. now here's sergio. for the victory. got it. it's been almost four years since he's had a win on the pga tour but this is number nine for sergio garcia. celebrating with glenn murray, his caddie. slugger white shaking hands with everybody. 6, 265 total good enough to get it done for sergio. so there it is. ties seve at nine. jose maria olazabal with six. most wins on the pga tour by spanish-born players and you have to think for sergio, because there's been such a gap and he's come so close, he said about a dozen times, finally able to get into the winner's circle. dottie? dottie: i couldn't help but watch you watch the replay. this win was your ninth on the pga tour and it ties somebody i know who's very, very s you, seve. what

just last month, nick became a dad. i visi nick and his wife at their home outside of l.a.s changed him. i was in for a surprise. >> look at you. >> really calm. >> 30-hour labor. 8 po11 ounces. >> yeah. 20 inches. he was long. >> big boy. >> tell me about t significance of that beautiful name. >> we've watching the show vikings a lot. obviously oden is very powerful name. i wouldn't have wanted to name him nick jr. >> and it's a network. >> from this adorable photo bombing pug to a horse and seven chickens, it's a sweet home life. but don't expect hear any nursery rhymes. nick reads and sings lullabies from a 1,200"lord of the rings" book ♪ the while lilies sway >> it's nice o you to start easy. some people do "good night moon." >> making sure he's intelligent. >> changing a diaper, you're feeding him and loving it. >> i do not mind at all changing diapers. >> likes to pee all over the place when he changes him. ♪ i want it that way >> a has changed since the backstreet boys' first album. after finishing "dancing with the stars," the it looked like he beat his drug and alc

nick: the pictures don't change much. black and white, color -- [indiscernible] i'm a short guide to. to -- short guy too. they take care of me very well. they were happy to allow for my picture. nicka: i'm going to ask and david one question and then we are going to open it up for the audience. after you make the transition out of vietnam, how did that transition help you do other i wouldn your life? like you to share that story with the audience. david: when i came back from i was there for a little more than two years. i had come back after i won the pulitzer. i had been in vietnam for a year and a half before going to the states. all i wanted to do was turn around and come back. . was not comfortable it was as if the war wasn't going on. kept looking around, why weren't people more concerned about this? it was really uncomfortable for me. the only people who had empathy for what i was going through, that was it. and -- i went back. down -- as the war bind the war wind down, i came back and one thing led to another. i

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you are not gonna believe this. >> sharon: nick, wa-wait. >> nick: sage wouldn't lie to me about this, not about this. i need you to listen to me. >> dylan: okay. go ahead. >> nick: you need to arrest adam. >> dylan: uh...on what -- what charge? >> nick: murder. >> sharon: murder? what? that's crazy. >> dylan: ,

you are not gonna believe this. >> sharon: nick, wa-wait. >> nick: sage wouldn't lie to me about thisnot about this. i need you to listen to me. >> dylan: okay. go ahead. >> nick: you need to arrest adam. >> dylan: uh...on what -- what charge? >> nick: murder. >> sharon: murder? what? that's crazy.

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>> nick's bike. >> very special bike.lly after he gets to see what we've done to it. >> you finally got him! >> exactly what's happened. >> we're talking about this prank. she's like, i know exactly where to go. >> we went over to head case motorcycles in tempe, arizona. they were amazing in helping us produce our vision. but i don't want to tell you this all by myself. dennis. >> hey! [ applause ] >> in the flesh! >> i don't know if i should be shaking your hand right now. >> yeah, hey, come on in. you just screwed with my motorcycle. great to see ya. >> you said you're ungettable. got him! >> i have an event coming up this weekend that i need the back for. >> you'll have it. >> you don't even know what happened to it. >> i know you! >> going to be nick's new car seat. >> oh, god. i just want to curse so loudly right now. >> you have a pink seat. did you notice the attention to safety? with this little bell over here. you have a very pretty butterfly in the back. >> oh, my god! >> yeah, buddy. i used to have a bike like

there were two nicks. st. nick. guy who brought his own acapella group. >> that was my favorite. >> i thought carmelo anthony was going to be out. >> that guy was good. he might be around for a while. >> not just net acapella group, all for one. >> they hung around for a while, too. that was good. this guy's doing splits. he's going to hurt snimz it looks like he fell. >> i should say, there were two nicks. one was saint nick, one nick s. thankfullyo long-time fans of the show will realize. one guy, the canadian named daniel, this is the traditional drunk guy on the first night. >> oh, wow. >> he stripped down to his underwear. he jumped in the pool. everybody was like, what's this dude doing? somehow, he did a lot of flexing, all of that. >> don't tell me he survived the first date. >> he certainly did. we'll call this weirdo the producer's pick. somehow he got a rose. another guy who got a rose is jordan rodgers who is the younger brother of packers quarterback aaron rodgers. >> no mystery as to why, by the way. >

one was saint nick, one nick s. thankfully no nick v as long-time fans of the show will realize.ne guy, the canadian named daniel, this is the traditional drunk guy on the first night. >> oh, wow. >> he stripped down to his underwear. he jumped in the pool. everybody was like, what's this dude doing? somehow, he did a lot of flexing, all of that. >> don't tell me he survived the first date. >> he certainly did. we'll call this weirdo the producer's pick. somehow he got a rose. another guy who got a rose is jordan rodgers who is the younger brother of packers quarterback aaron rodgers. >> no mystery as to why, by the way. >> exactly. exactly. this guy's got good hair. he's a former pro football player. i don't think he took a snap that mattered in the nfl. if he did, i missed it. anyway, they had good chemistry all along. he got the only real kiss of the night. jordan rodgers gets the first impression rose. >> he looks a lot like aaron, too. >> i'm not sure jojo is so concerned with his football skills. i'll go out on a limb on that. >> we'll see how he can handle himself elsewher

but what nick was referring to is certainly something that's on the mind of u.s. officials. the prison where el chapo is being held and the prison from which he escaped is the most secure prison in mexico. the juarez prison is not quite there. so the concern is whether or not this is a facility that they can ensure he's supposed to be kept behind bars or whether or notes there a need to try to accelerate to be able to get him to the united states. the u.s. has been making plans for him to be transferred to brooklyn to stand trial. those plans are ready, they can at a moment's notice send the plane over and get him into the brooklyn facility, if there's a secure federal detention center in brooklyn very near to the federal courthouse where they plan to put him on trial. >> quickly, evan, while you're talking, i don't mean to interrupt but i do need to interrupt. we're looking at some of the first images showing the transfer, the arrival of el chapo to this new facility. so continue your point. >> this is a big concern. how secure is this facility in juarez, how long can he be

nick, here we are right now. thank you so much, nick valencia. we'll talk with you again.ll take a short break for now. richard, avery, thank you so much for being with me. again, el chapo has been transferred to a ciudad juarez prison there in mexico, which you heard nick describing, just over the border from el paso, texas. a prelude perhaps to this eventual extradition to the united states for prosecution in seven u.s. states. much more in the newsroom right after this. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. it's like a multi-purpose piece of equipment for me. the fact that you can travel with it as a laptop and use it as a drawing tool, it's the only one i need. unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. you stay up.

nick: we really are. interest rate environment, negative interest rates are slowing the recovery process. we have a slow growth type of picture. the relationship the between bank for performance and interest rates is strong. i have gone negative and it has been a big headwind for the recovery. that is something that we will have to deal with. i bring it back to the idea that low volatility solutions work well in this environment. and we actually have a solution that is focused on europe, which has been able to capitalize on the risks that have been present. mark: as we look at the v stocks , our volatility index, it is at half the level we saw in february. can you tell us about the type of solution that you offer? nick: really, what you are doing is picking low volatility stocks based in europe and it is recalibrating the basket every quarter. so it is designed to essentially provide some upside, if it is there and protect against the downside. recently, since banks are volatile and there is some spillove

sage to say goodbye. >> faith: it'll be sad. >> nick: yeah.nna be really sad. we're all gonna miss her. but at least we're gonna have all those good memories that we can hang on to, right? >> faith: like when sage used to read to us. >> nick: yeah. exactly. you know, a big part of today is gonna be sharing those memories and celebrating the fact that sage was in our lives and we're very grateful for that. >> faith: and 'cause we know she's wish the angels now with christian.

the government, liquid nick teen comes kin candy and fruit fru flavors that at track >> the top is notld resistant. it can be easily removed. parents have to remember to putt thiso up a wayne out of the sie of children in a locked cabinet he's urging fda to take immediate yacht action beforeor more children are poisoned. >> new york city mayor is calling for a boycott against chick-fil-a. >> discouraging people from patron knifing a new york chick-fil-a because of their the views on lgbt issues. the company's politics will notn come between them and the food they love so much. >> i don't support that but. but >> and he said we shouldn't, so, i take that as issued i should.o >> i'm vaguely aware of his religious and family val using, but i'm going in there for sandwich that's what matters to me. >> chick-fil-a has been target of poi cot ever since ceo came c out and said his company supported biblical definition of family unit. back the debate of gay marriage being debated nationwide. >> interesting thing people saig i'm going to get my sandwich.and >> he's the first big city mayoy to t

nick: nick valencia, cnn, atlanta. [applause] mr.ncredible work by the urban league of greater atlanta and their president nancy johnson. but you got to love javon. and how many javons are out there? and how many javons can we lift, can we touch, can we guide, can we assist? that's our work. no life should be thrown away. so i want to say that not only are the affiliates that we highlighted today examples of the do tank work of the urban league movement but there are dozens and dozens and dozens all over the nation. so to all of my urban league colleagues all across the nation as we release this state of black america, i want to lift all of you up. i want to say thank you to each and every one of you because your work does make a difference and investments in your work will yield the return. not only for the lives that that work touches but for the communities that we serve and the nation that we are working to rebuild. in closing, i'd like to share the words that vernon jordan spoke 40 years ago, words that cannot ring any truer tod

gv >> sharon: you're not alone, nick.ou have -- you have a... >> nick: sharon, wh-- >> sharon: i can't stand to watch you suffer like this, wonder why your baby boy and your wife were torn away from you, when i can... you can move on, nick. and i can help you. >> victor: well, now. so many visitors. >> marisa: hello, victor. >> victor: what are you doing here? >> marisa: i'm here about luca. >> victor: oh. your husband. >> marisa: ex-husband. i followed him here. i know you met with him. >> victor: yeah. so?

so, right now we want to turn our attention over first to nick.sian law alliance -- one of the things that you do is to help with getting the vote out or getting people to register. that's one of the things you do. >> that's one of the things we do, right. >> and with this presidential election coming up -- and, also, of course, local elections -- what are you doing right now to get the word out? >> well, right now we're actually going into the communities and letting them know, first and foremost, how important it is. i think a lot of things that we here about from the asian-american community is, "my vote doesn't matter. heck, when the primaries come around, everything's been decided already." and we always have to constantly remind them that it is more than just the presidential race that is on the primary. there's measures, there's initiatives, things that affect your life, day-to-day life -- how much taxes you're paying, potholes in your roads, schools, healthcare, all those things that are addressed. and without your voice, it's just gonna m

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nick: this is the thing his base laps up.erica they believe there is a liberal bias in the media. politicians as far back as richard nixon have been accusing the present available bias. it works with a republican base. does it raise questions about donald trump? do they want their president to use that kind of language at press conferences? you remember white house press inferences are often held some of the most stately rooms in the white house. the east room. do they want donald trump using that language there? it returns to the question on if he has the temperament to be president. katty: hillary clinton got an important endorsement from the governor of california. the race is tight in california. what does this mean for her? nick: hillary clinton has spent more time in california then she has planned. she canceled events in new jersey to focus on california. she has the support of jerry brown, the popular governor of california. he went against bill clinton in 1990 two. endorsements in the election cycle have not made muc

nick: two issues here. germans, but all the lenders on the european side or ruling out a debt haircut. that is off the table. we are not talking about that. until monday's eurogroup, the germans and key players in the eurozone did not want to discuss the issue of debt relief before the review has been closed. there was an apparent concession from berlin. they are allowing discussions take place. this is a small step back from the german side. the issue is, by slipping it into 3 waves, the short, medium, and long-term, what we are talking about in the short term is minor intervention. the sort of tinkering on the sidelines, expanding maturities, lowering interest rates. for any greek government, that could produced hundreds of millions in savings. when you are under pressure to squeeze more out of your economy to reach primary surplus targets, that is useful, but it is not the whole ballgame. there is still a long way to go in this debt discussion. joe: real quickly, how is this standing at home in terms of

that is not small. >> i'm sorry, nick.robably know the least on this panel so help me understand. are we talking about microsoft office? like what specifically in microsoft? >> i'll get out of my depth really quickly, too. but microsoft has a server platform that at love the infrastructure sits on. it might be the part of the application layer that runs part of the empire. it could be part of the database layer though increasingly they sit on a unix platform. xpgine we all have the windows 10 on our laptop. there's, that has to be kept up to date pretty regularly. so that underlieying operating system is what seems to have a lot of the vulnerability. >> aneesh just said we see many more attacks in health care only because health care is required to report them as opposed to other industries that are not required to report them. is designed like that in order to let people learn about the failures, but what is happening as we only learned , not the incidents root causes of the incidents . you go to ocr's wall of shame, so m

>> we want to thank nick denton.tion right now, peter thiel, who we hope is watching as we speak. to have the debate. >> i would enjoy that. >> hulk hogan. hulk hogan. try it. you'll get it. >>> cue up the mime vice music. >>> cars from the 1980s have become one of the strongest parts of the collectible car market. we'll show you some of the most expensive 30--year-old beaut isfrom thi -- beauties from that time period. choose to smooth. choose blades that bend from end to end, that understand legs. choose beauty and brains. choose venus swirl. our most advanced blades, with six times the flexibility. for flawless skin, choose to smooth. venus swirl. >>> the collectible car market may have slowed but one particular moment in time is starting to surge. robert frank turns back the clock to the '80s. >> your favorite time, joe. the 1980s. reagan was president and these cars were the biggest thing going. some more than quintupling in value. joining us is the ceo of haggerty, the great collectible car insurance and resear

nick.ice commissioner bratton said the majority of drug violence is due to marijuana and criticized state who have legalized it. is he right or wrong about the drug war. let's ask nick gillespie. why is bratton up in arms about pot. >> that's a mystery only he or his psychologist can unravel. but this has got to be the dumbest statement about the war and drugs since nancy reagan said just say no on drugs. he's right' the most popular illegal drug. it's the on drug that ranges above1% of people a month using it. kennedy: he says people are killing each other over americana. >> whether you prohibit a substance whether it's pot or speed or liquor, you create a black market. what happens with black markets is contracts are enforced through violence and thuggery. marijuana doesn't make people violence. it's the condition of prohibition that need to be attacked. kennedy: the reason in colorado you are seeing more trips to the metropolitan room and calling police over incident is because they can.

nick: he is usually so outspoken.trump that appeared night was restrained and presidential, but the core message was the same. we will make america great again. we will start winning again. you will be so proud of this country very soon. thank you very much. nick: his hostile takeover of the republican party is complete. cruz, an evangelical christian, discovered the contest was not about faith, but fears over immigration and terrorism, and frustrations about the economy. : we gave it everything we got, but the voters chose another path. with a heavy heart, we are suspending our campaign. 'sck: to understand trump success, visit rural pennsylvania. a region described as america's industrial heartland is now labeled its rust belt. mills resemble archaeological sites. remnants of a bygone world. million blue-collar jobs have disappeared since the start of this century alone. >> it was the silicon valley of the world. nick: he witnessed how automation and foreign competition forced its closure. >> everyone feels things a

that is not a nick adams hypothesises. that is the reality we are living. that is why every person, no matter the color, sexual orientation, everyone has an investment in keeping america robust and as powerful as possible. there is a whole tradition of people around the world have to inexplicit desire to get to the united states. i think it is something about the energy in america, the optimism, the feeling anything is possible. this the land where magic can truly happen. that is really, what i kind of subscribe to, and i have to tell you i have never been disappointed. i think this is still the land where anybody can rise above the circumstances of their birth and go on to achieve whatever it they want to achieve and that is an elegant and beautiful principle and one we have to preserve for as much and as long as possible. >> the title of your recent book is "retaking america" which seems to indicate we are doing something wrong. what is that? >> i think the political correctness behind every american problem whether it is open borders, demingished america

nick nelson of ubs is still with us. nick, investors are waiting on the fed today.ut here we're still waiting on the ecb waiting for action to take effect. one of the big one corporate bonds in a few weeks here. how is that going to impact trade? >> well that's a good question. we've seen spreads tighten dramatically so. an aggressive program given the parameters they're suggesting we would highlight this massive gap in dividends and corporate credit yields. equities have got dividend deals of 3.5%. the dividend is more attractive than the corporate credit. >> and just before we go, any favorite sector at the moment? >> well, i think cap goods industrials are pretty right especially domestically exposed. >> that is the word of nick nelson head of european strategy at ubs. a real pleasure to have you with us today. thank you. that is it for today's show. i'm nancy hulgrave. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. >>> good morning, breaking overnight, japan gdp growth surprises the markets. >>> new this market, goldman sachs threw up a caution flag. we'll tell you why

we will win. >> i believe we will win. >> reporter: known for his enthusiasm and spirit 18 year-old nick with his girlfriend were crowned home coming king and queen in the fall. they won by land slide vote and became internet sensations. he invited his life long friend 16 year-old on cara to the prom and she accepted. what song are you looking forward to dancing to tonight. >> taylor swift. >> reporter: what about you. >> gangdom style. >> reporter: look out, look out. couple's families are gratified that their friend at cb south embraced nick and cara a knot as classmates with down syndrome but simply as classmates. >> he looks so happy. >> yes, he is happy. he is happy. he loves cb south and all of his friend. he is excited for the night. >> you get to the point where this isn't considered like a special event, you know it is normal. >> reporter: finally the moment everyone has been waiting for, their dream come true. their first dance at the prom. >> you got your first dance. >> awesome. >> reporter: how about you, nick. >> it was great. >> reporter: oh, man, a special moment, right.

. >> kate held that high slick glow but nick jonas arrived separately.keep trying to play coy. katie aid tribute to prince inside the gala. there's orlando. miss perry walked the carpet separately from mr. bloom. she bleached her black eyebrows blonde. both were wearing a throwback '90s toy. >> this is my tech contribution. >> she quickly changed into a shorter metallic dress and snuggled with orlando inside up and down. back on the red carpet, kate upton was showing off her new engagement ring and short hairdo. >> you were cutting your hair? >> ye i cut my hair. >> how much? >> a good amount. i felt it sat better here. >> emma stone showed off her locks and the bun made us thinkk about marge simpson. all expecting their second babies, kerry washington put a hand on her bump. emily blunt was showing and glowing while blake lively's dress had a panel inside. we see you, littte reynolds. posing with the hadid sisters left amy schumer hungry. amy schumer and her boyfriend went for it leaving with a dis dessert tray. donuts anyone? >> i love that. >> i'll ea

. >> reporter: cara curbing and nick membrane -- nick mcgee were looking spiffy for and posing for pictures. known for his enthusiasm, 18-year-old nick along with will i understanddy bowman was -- along with lindy bowman was crowned king and queen. >>> what song are you looking forward to dancing with? >>> taylor swift. >>> the family is gratified that the community has embraced nick and cara not because they are class mats with downs syndrome, but they are classmates. >>> this is not considered a special event. >> reporter: the moment they were waiting for, the dream come true, your first dance at the prom. you got your first prom dance. >>> awesome. >> reporter: how about you nick? >>> it was great. >> reporter: that's a special moment. >>> a special moment and special night indeed, in warminster, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> looks like they had a great time. >>> 7:10, "action news" saturday morning, bringing a taste of italy right to your kitchen. we'll tell you how a local woman found a recipe for recovery. >>> plus, thermal imaging shows just how hot it will get when a

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i'm nick giovanni. you're not going to believe this, we have a sunrise snapshot to report to you. >> what? the sun is up. >> believe it or recently. >> after the showers yesterday morning, yesterday evening was nice. >> spectacular. >> the flip today. the morning looks nice. the afternoon -- >> not so much. >> we will be dodging showers. let's look outside right now with our michael and son camera. enjoy it. it is a nice morning outside. we have sunshine. temperatures are not that chilly. right now in the mid-50s and winds are calm. humidity not that bad this morning. as you notice the showers and storms in here, the humidity will go up as well. i want to point out the front that is going to be arriving here later today is stretching from cleveland over into eastern ohio. and this will continue to track east. by the afternoon, we will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms into the picture. it will be dry for noon time today. then we will start to see the line of showers and storms corridor. by 3:00

: it'll be sad. >> nick: yeah. it's gonna be really sad. we're all gonna miss her. but at least we're gonna have all those good memories that we can hang on to, right? >> faith: like when sage used to read to us. >> nick: yeah. exactly. you know, a big part of today is gonna be sharing those memories and celebrating the fact that sage was in our lives and we're very grateful for that. >> faith: and 'cause we know she's wish the angels now with christian.