>> nick. >> nick hillary? >> yes. >> reporter: tandy says nick and garrett didn't get along. >> she told me that garrett had come there and said, i hate nick, i don't want to live here murder, the police ask hillary to visit the station. hillary says police held him against his will all day. >> why do you think there's this depth of fervor to get you? >> because they think i have crossed the line of being a black man, honestly. >> you think it's all about race? >> it is. i sincerely think it's all about race. >> reporter: after three days of authorities can find no edence linking nick hillary to garrett's murder. >> we didn't get any evidence from the items that were tested by the forensic center in albany. >> no dna, no hairs, no fibers? >> right. >> really nothing? >> reporter: they do find four sets of fingerprints on this window. none of them belong to nick hillary. and it was the only way out for the killer. he appears to have jumped from >> oh, wow, that is pretty far down. >> around 20 feet from the win

nick is doing. he is revolutionizing the real-estate investing industry. he's transforming students' lives, and i've seen it in action. >> announcer: with only a k-through-12 education, nick has flipped hundreds of properties all across the n him a multimillionaire. in the next 30 minutes, you will hear about what it really takes to make money in today's real-estate market. so, get ready, because you are about to get a dose of reality, not reality tv. >> hello, everyone. i'm sabrina reese. i'm here today in the home of nick and gina vertucci. nick is a retired police officer, served his community, and now has become an expert in real-estate investing. made millions in flipping houses and holding rental properties all across the country. nick and his lovely wife, gina, have invited me into their gorgeous home so they can tell us how to make millions using his proven system that allows almost anyone to become a real-estate investor without any prior experience, even if you have no credit or little to

nick: yes, sir. the italian hall of fame and this week the sons of italy made me the michelangelo of the week. charlie: is serena the best woman ever to play? nick: we can say graff and martina and chrissie, but overall, because of her father, crazy richard williams who started the girls at 7 and 8 -years-old. he did not let them play in a tournament. people said, you are afraid to bring them out. you need a coach. you need a coach. but charlie, when they came out, look what they did. i was honored to be part of the williams team for years. charlie, they were taught to run after every single ball. they said, daddy, suppose the ball is out? and daddy said, there is no ball out. charlie: this is fascinating. he was not a tennis pro. he didn't bring in tennis pros. nick: he did it himself and he had a rule, charlie, that when they left the courts, no speaking about tennis. and one time venus spoke about tennis, he made her walk home. the girls are fabulous. they're different players, charlie. venus is m

nick: absolutely. charlie: nick bollettieri. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ jay: if you had asked me about my life, i would've said blessed, remarkably blessed. i would've told you a hundred reasons why -- family, intellectual engagement. good stuff. i quickly said it was not going to let the end of my life choose the definition which -- in how i looked at the rest of it. i was not going to let that happen. we are all going to face death. maybe not this disease. but no one gets there alive. we are all going to face it. so, i didn't. i pitched up my tent and said, how am i going to use the time i have left? charlie: grew up in the bronx. did not come from a rich family. >> my father ran a printing press. charlie: what did you want to do? jay: so, i was, by the way, i don't mean to demean running a printing press. my father sent his kids to school by running up a printing press. i didn't have the growing up experience to aspire to much. i know that may sound funny. but my world was pretty narrow. i wanted to get out of college and get a job an

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nick bryant, bbc news, charlotte. katty: and an update to the tulsa shooting that nick just talked about. the prosecutor has announced first-degree manslaughter charges against the officer who fatally shot terence crutcher. you are watching "bbc world news america." the railsome, riding to look at the issues in this election. tonight, montana and the rise of the far right. the illegal wildltrade is close to the heart of britain's prince william and he told a conference that he fears the american elephant will have disappeared from the wild by the time his daughter, princess charlotte,urns 25. our correspondent has more on that. reporter: they have been part of the african landscape for as long as man can remember. but the future of the african elephant is in danger. they are being hunted without sercy for their tusks, tusk made of ivory, ivory which is one of the most precious commodities in the illegal wildlife trade. ivory which is shift to countries like china, where it is carved into works of art. it is an illegal

you thank you for joining you, i'm nancy chen. >> nick: i'm nick emmons, we'll see you back for more 7 news today in new england at 9:00. >>> everybody get off the street! >> this was an intentional act. >>> president obama was born in the united states, period. >>> it feels like someone took out my hard and stepped on it. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. it's a very busy morning after an explosion rocked the chelsea neighborhood in new york city injuring more than two dozen people. early this morning a suspicious device was discovered a couple blocks from where that blast went out. >>> another blast about 80 miles

nick viall will be so great. in true bachelor form the news comes with drama. >> i'm definitely ready. i'm excited. >> we have been predicting it for three years. would you ever say they came back and said, nick, we want you to be the bachelor. would you? >> i would feel lucky. >> you would be a wonderful bachelor. >> most fans thought luke pell was a lock for the gig and a source says luke was the first choice but producers had a change of heart when he made too many demands. a last-minute switch was made to in this case. >> ultimately it got down to the sincere. >> this will be nick's fourth shot at love. he's on bachelor in paradise now. he was on kaitlyn bristowe's season. some called him the villain. >> i learned i'm a polarizing character. >> that's fine. >> i'm okay with it. i'm always going to be myself. >> the 35-year-old software sales ma workouts and the lovable good guy on bachelor in price which convinced producers america wants him to find love. >> he wants to love somebody and be loved. hopefully t

>> i heard along with the rest of america that nick was chosen. i haven't heard anything from nick. i'm sure you know, i know from what i can tell, it was even a last-minute surprise to him. >> it will be nick's fourth shot at finding love on the franchise. "bachelor in paradise." >> if i could think of the perfect date this would probably be it. >> i hope the best for nick and i wish him the best. i don't want to go back into working in this franchise. if i was asked to do "paradise" i don't think that's something i would be interested in. >> as for luke, now that he won't be handing out roses, will he be watching? >> i'll make that decision when january rolls around. i'm busy, i've got a lot going on. >> will he still be looking for love? >> there's a million other ways to meet people. and to start relationships. i know there is the right person out there for me. and can't wait to get started. >> my heart goes out to luke. he would have been a great bachelor. i've been wanting nick to be the bachelor for many seasons, he'll be fantastic and season 21 of "the bachelor" will start a

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nick: from the waist down. when you have good balance and good weight transfer, the same as in golf, you have a chance to be a good player. charlie: somebody said to me once, in tennis, people just do not appreciate how important your feet are and how important your body is. your lower body. feet get you there in anticipation and your body gives you power. nick: when you do not have balance, the racket head opens, closes. charlie: you have balance -- and you have power, too. you can move it. you teaching differently than you did when you taught agassi>? ? nick: yes.i i'm teaching more of coming in and take advantage of every defensive ball. i am teaching different. to try to play the whole court game today. not just one segment of the game. charlie: most of us to not think about strategy and playing from side to side to side to side. if you think about it that is what makes the game exciting. nick: that is what makes sports exciting. charlie: what are you teaching them about serving? nick: everybody tried to hi

nick bryant has more. nick: the music came with a thumping marshall beat, an aircraft carrier within sight of ground zero. hillary clinton entered hoping to stress her experience in the post-9/11 world. but instead found herself being interrogated about the e-mail scandal that has dogged her campaign. mrs. clinton: it was a mistake to have a personal account. i would certainly not do it again. i make no excuses for it. it was something that should not have been done. nick: but that wasn't good enough for this veteran in the audience, who has handled classified material himself. >> you have thoroughly corrupted our national security. mrs. clinton: i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. i took it very seriously. >> please welcome the republican nominee for president, donald trump. nick: as a potential commander-in-chief the , billionaire faces questions about his knowledge, temperament, and what some see as his bromance with vladimir putin. mr. trump: if he says nice things abo

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nick over to you. >> very nice . a refreshing start to the second part of the weekend for sure. >>> there's a crack down on mail fraud for older americans. we're digging into how deal it is. the government trying to processers, mailers and generators. the mail schemes say you won a prize and you need to send money for a processing fee or taxes. >> our senior citizens should be enjoying your retirement, not financing some fraudsters lifestyles. >> a network of civil and criminal law enforcement agencies from around the world identified mail fraud as a major financl general said it impacts millions of people here in the u.s. the schemes have defrauded them out of hundreds of millions of dollars. of course you should be suspicious of new unsolicited mail you get. you will never be required to pay money to get a lottery or sweet stakes prize. if you get one of those letters report it to the ftc immediately. with ef -- we have a link on our website to do that. >>> trending this morning, snap chat is getting a rebrand. it'

nick: so, who's going to win? >> i would say best drama actress is, you really want to keep yourself on the edge of your chair. nick: we've got viola davis, the reigning champ, against robin wright, long overlooked for house of cards. >> i'm done trying to win over people's hearts. nick: and keri russell from spy for a lot of reasons. >> the fact that she got a nomination this year was really exciting news for people who have long believed that that show was one of the best shows on television. nick: also deserving? blackish? sarah paulsen? and mr. robot? sure things? veep and jld. jeffrey tambor for transparent, and that grunting boehemoth, game of thrones. >> i think you would be comfortable betting your mortgage on game of thrones winning e adrienne: you can see it all live, right here on wisn. red carpet coverage starts in about 10 minutes, at 6:00. the show starts at 7:00. sheldon: and if you didn't get a chance to be outside today, you surely missed out. lindsey it was just gorgeous this afternoon. repeat fo

>> nick: well, did you try? chelsea needs to be focusing on herself right now, not rushing back to the office. >> chloe: no offense, nick, but i think i know my best friend a little better than you do, and what she needs right now is to let go of the past, remind herself that there is a life

nick: huge. it brings in the new, exciting element of drones and videogame-like dynamics on three-dimensional courses. emily: is there a league out there that is a model for you? nick: we look at a lot of different leagues. --ase like formula one leagues like formula one, which has attracted a huge audience, looked come obviously, at e sports and what they have done building an audience for a new technology-enabled sport. emily: we were talking about twitch and a lot of people thought people watching other people play video games wouldn't go anywhere, but obviously, it is a huge business. with sports like football under the microscope, do you think viewers and network are transitioning away from contact sports? nick: i don't know whether drone racing defines whether people are moving away from contact sport. it is incredibly exciting. this is not an alternative to other sports. you are talking about loud, fast drums racing around, spectacular crashes. when you bring those things together, hugely

nick: sure. drone racing is this new sport and the drones have a camera on them and they feed the video back to goggles you wear. they see what the drone sees. we build these large, elaborate, three-dimensional courses and the drones race through them at incredibly high speeds. emily: you founded this last year. how big could it become? nick: huge. it has the heritage and excitement of auto racing, but it brings in the new, exciting element of drones and videogame-like dynamics in things like three-dimensional courses. emily: is there a league out there that is a model for you? nick: we look at a lot of different leagues. leagues like formula one, which has attracted a huge audience, leagues like ufc, which built a unique business around a sport that people initially had skepticism, and we also looked come obviously, at e-sports and what they have done building an audience for a new technology-enabled sport. emily: we were talking about twitch and a lot of people thought people watching other peo

let's see if we can go to nick now. nick, is everything all right there? we're not going to go back to him because -- are we going back to him? okay. we're not going back to him because we're trying to get some of the people back from nick right now. we know we've had some situations with journalists there in the streets of charlotte. just as we said they were calming down, nick was having a situation. so we're not going to go back to him right now while they figure that out and make sure they're safe. for more let's go on the phone with ronnie karoeke in charlotte. what did you see and hear tonight? what was it like on the streets in charlotte. >> caller: hi, natalie. first off, i just want to say it was much more peaceful than last night. i got out there i'd say around 10:00 tonight, and, yeah, right off the bat i could tell that it was going to be different. there was a lot less presence of police tonight. it seemed like most of the protesters were able to move around freely and kind of voice their opinions without, you know, anybody kind of, you know,

guys, do we have nick valencia with us still? nick valencia, i want to go to you, nick. i want to clarify something that was said on the air just a few moments ago. we said that the charlotte police department is indeed releasing the dash camera video and body camera video. i'm now hearing that it is an expectation that they will, but that it is not 100% confirmed. which is it? [ no audio ] >> nick valencia, poppy harlow here, making sure you can hear me. you said on the air moments ago -- >> reporter: we spoke to the city a little while ago, and they say they were working as hard and fast as possible to put out as much information as possible. but we haven't -- we haven't heard definitely yet. just a matter of ten minutes before the police chief gets in front of the media. i could hear you. i'm not sure you could hear me. >> i can hear you, nick. go ahead. all right. we are lost -- lost our connection with nick valencia there. but again, he was saying the expectation is that the charlotte police department may release the dash camera video, and the body camera video fro

thank you, nick. >> thank you, nick. >> jimmy: i'm just, i'm playing games now. okay here we go. please no more drawing anything offensive. >> which should i pick? >> jimmy: oh yeah, you pick a a number, yeah. >> which one? [ audience shouting ] >> you're drawing the same thing. >> oh, no. >> okay. >> it's an action. >> okay. >> okay. >> jimmy: not booty call. >> not booty call, that's already been taken. >> ready? >> jimmy: yes? uh, bug. eyelashes. blink, blink of an eye. >> sleeping. >> jimmy: sleeping dogs lie. let sleeping dogs lie. sleeping beauty. >> sleep walking. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> that's alright. >> jimmy: congratulations! nick kroll, john mulaney, meg ryan my pal. more on "the tonight show" after the break. oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to those who don't run from mud...but through it. who know it wasn't a day at the beach... unless someone got buried. to the fullbacks... gearheads... and those with green thumbs. to the sticky... the stinky... even those who get a little icky. to all the beautiful mess makers, keep it up... wi

i'm so nervous right now. [ laughter ] >> nick, nick, look at me. look at me, look at me. we're going to win. you're going to be fantastic. >> okay, thank you. >> this is team kroll. >> okay, great. >> ready? it's a phrase. >> jimmy: oh, it's a phrase. >> honey, tell me the phrase. >> okay, ready? >> okay, i'm ready, i'm ready. >> ah, beans, grapes. >> grapes? >> yeah, it's a phrase beans and grapes. >> uh, a dinosaur. >> jimmy: watch it, what are you? what is that? >> a dinosaur. apple dinosaur cat. apple dinosaur cat. the cat, is that a dinosaur? no, a dog. raining cats and dogs. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't know why -- i don't know why i was nervous. >> jimmy: i mean, i don't know why you're nervous either. i have to remove it just 'cause standards and practices. the fcc, we would get sued for -- so what? >> jimmy: alright, alright, alright. >> so what? >> you're the arbiter of good -- >> jimmy: are you ready? lucky seven. >> okay. are you ready? >> jimmy: meg, we can do this. >> oh, it's a phrase. >> jimmy: okay. raining cats and dogs. here we go. i just have

nick you just spoke with the victim. nick: i did, and he wants to share his story. he is a college-educated i.t. consultant before recently retiring. so he wants people to know these con artists are really good at convincing you they're legitimate. >> they instantly played on my fears of the irs. nick: the victim returned a call supposedly from the irs eventually leading him to drain bank accounts >> they set it up so want your caller id is set irs. and that was pretty convincing to you. >> absolutely, and scary. nick: he was told the only way he could avoid arrest was to fly to washington d.c. or -- that started me down the rabbit hole of doing things for them to clear out my own accounts. nick: eight transfers later over two weeks, totaling $71,000 the victim realized he was being scammed. he says one bit of knowledge about the irs could've saved him. >> they will never call, they will never initiate a process with a telephone call. weeks. i learned the hard way. nick: the victim agreed to an interview because he wants to help others who might be vulnerable to the

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