. >> so 27-year-old taylor davis is gaining national attention, not so much for his plays on the field his icon tact. >> now davis always seems to find the camera, zero in on it. some have compared him to a very famous male model. >> one who's really, really good-looking. >> derick zoolander. maybe you've heard of him and his famous blue steel. >> i can see it, don't you? >> you've got a little blue style in you. we all do. >> i like the side one better. how about magnum. remember that one? >> i'm on this show, you make me hook at the camera -- look at the camera like this. >> the only reason we're doing this story is to make you do this story. >> i like my cheeks like that. >> i forget what the third look is called. >> you would know a lot more about this. >> maybe i've seen zoo lander a few too many times. >> next time we'll have a walk off. >> i'll do that. >> but, we're glad you could be here with us today. i know you've been spending a lot of time in l.a. >> yes. >> mingling among the stars, and i'm glad you are able to come down and hang out with us. >> i was working in our l.a.

taylor: u.k. brexit secretary david davis dismissed reports that prime minister theresa may is said to prefer paying as 50 billion pounds to leave the european union. the economic affairs commissioner, pierre moscovici, left open the possibility brexit talks may fail after october. >> we must start by resolving the issues that are on the table. then we will think about our future relationship. it is no secret that we think we need to have a very strong relationship with the u.k. taylor: theresa may will use a speech later this month to try to force brexit negotiation. there is aplain how deep and special partnership and make the case for continuous talks in an attempt to tilt the directions of trade. this comes as a crucial meeting looms. prime minister theresa may's flagship legislation was debated in parliament for the first time this week. the plans aimed to ensure that all e.u. law is copied and pasted into british legislation before brexit takes place. the labour party said it would try to amend the bill to change clauses that say it will give ministers power to modify laws with little scrutiny

part of what charles taylor davis do is loss adjusting, getting onto the ground, assess the damage ande can make. how quickly are you on the ground after incidents like this? we have offices in houston and florida. we have people on the ground, right now, ready to assess claims. i think the reality is that there are still a lot of areas that are inaccessible. we deal quite heavily on the commercial end of the world. in that space, people are still getting back to their offices and workplaces to assess what damage there is, and to start making those claims. we seem to have have an increasing number of extreme weather events. just today we had an earthquake in mexico. how does the insurance industry factor these in, in projections going forward, working out how much to charge customers? well, it is clearly one of the more difficult assessments to make because it is essentially a low probability event. when it happens, the costs are enormous. it's always a tough call, exactly how to rate that. they use models to help that assessment and they will have made a view about how many hurricanes