. >> good morning to you, mike, alex, here with mark tyler. you got the news late last night. describe the phonecall you got. >> i was young of the pastors here in philadelphia, gist heard about shooting at ame church in charleston, mother emanuel, which immediately really hit me because that congregation is so close to ours. >> and you know the pastor there very well. describe him to people who don't know him. >> well, reverend pinkny was one of the just he is if not the youngest person elected to the house of representatives, went onto serve in the senate where he was active, dynamic preacher, great person, just unbelievable, one of the nicest people that you would ever meet. and to think he is in politics, you didn't get the sense that were you talking to a politician. just real a genuine person. >> you said you interviewed him billion a year ago watch was that for? >> yes, so we are working on documentary, phil cat, sam,

reverend mark tyler was a close friend of reverend clementa pickney, the pastor of mother emmanuel in south carolina who was among those killed wednesday night. two even worked in the documentary together about the africa methodist episcopal church down do you think tyler said all day from all across philadelphia. he had people calling. >> you heard, we heard, this is philadelphia, if any one part of our city hurts, we all hurt. what can we do? . >> during the inner face service where the ame church began the names of those killed were read out loud. >> myra thomas. >> he's going to be missed. he really is patricia hamm was cousin, she saw him about a year and a half ago and the two kept touch on facebook. we asked if she was angry with the alleged shooter, 21-year-old dylann roof. >> i'm not angry. i'm concerned about him. i'm concerned that he gets the right help. that he ask for forgiveness for what he's done. >> reporter: when pastor mark tyler was addressing the audience, he said i know most of you are not from ame. at that point, he was interrupt abide i someone in the pews who

will speak with the pastors up two of the most prominent black churches in america reverend mark kelly tyler from philadelphia and dr. raphael dr. warnock of the ebenezer church and atlanta, georgia. then, why are so many politicians and so much of the media afraid to call the massacre terrorism? plus, in the wake of the charleston massacre, president obama renews his call for more gun control. >> we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence doesn't happen in other developed countries. it doesn't happen in other places with this kind of frequency. and it is in our power to do something about it. amy: we will speak with a survivor of another massacre, virginia tech, who is dedicating his life to furthering gun control. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the suspect in the massacre at the historic black south carolina church has been arrested as the nation mourns the killing of nine pick him. 21-year-old dillon roof was detained. a friend of his said he wanted to start a new

mark tyler of mother bethel african-american methodist episcopal church in society hill hill. of the nine people murdered wednesday night dr. tyler says slain reverend clementa pinckney was a close friend of more than 10 years. >> when he was 18, he had already started pastoring a church. by the time he was 23 he was already in the house of representatives so at 43 years old he accomplished more in life than some people if they were given three opportunities at life. >> reporter: reverend tyler's church is the birthplace of ame movement and interviewed reverend pinckney for a documentary highlighting the rich history in charleston. >> mother emmanuel has stood for freedom and worship for african-americans in south carolina. and so it's an humbling privilege i have to serve as its pastor. i've been to that congregation. i've eaten there at programs and worshipped there. you know, south carolina are some of the most wonderful people that you'll ever meet. >> reporter: accuseed shooter dylann storm roof was arrested one day after telling church members he was there to shoot black

we are going to continue to monitor developments in south carolina with reverend mark tyler and havemore for you in about 25 minutes. live from queen village, monique braxton, nbc10. >> we will expect to learn more about the other eight victims and the suspect. a manhunt now for him. stay with us for continuing coverage. you can also check the nbc10 news app for the latest information. >>> time is 6:36. >>> happening today appeals court in philadelphia will hear argument on whether to reinstate the murder conviction of a man whose daughter died in a fire. officials freed han tack lee from prison last year after serving 24 years. this came about after a judge ruled the arson science used to convict lee was flawed. prosecutors say lee set a fire at a religious camp in the poconos in 1989. the fire killed his mentally ill daughter and police say the fire was accidental. >>> police say a victim was attacked at a bus stop in southwest philadelphia. they say a strange pulled her into a driveway and sexually assaulted her there. police who wait at the same bus stop tell us their certain con

. >> reporter: highlight of the night for sure was when mark tyler looked around and didn't see any familiar faces beyond first couple of pews and he says i know a lot of you people are not from philadelphia and not members of the ame church and interrupted by some woman who said we are all ame tonight and with that a standing ovation. lauren and chris? >> well said, by that person. thanks, steve. >>> our coverage of the deadly church shooting in charleston continues right now on line. we will find latest information on the case, pictures, videos, all a on our web site at my fox philly.com. >>> coming at 4:08, the cause of the overnight fire in east germantown is being investigated. fire fighters called to the 5600 block of boyd street just after 1:00. building was filled with debris and fears someone may have been trapped inside. it turns out no one was found inside and that fire was placed under control. >>> two people recovering after being stabbed in kingsessing, thinks the scene just after midnight in the 11 hub block of divinity street. no word on the suspect or motive. >>> for second

. >> reporter: in the end reverend mark tyler was moved to say that people reached out if you hurt, we hurt, what can we do to help. outside the mother bethel ame church in society hill, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> the coverage of the church shooting continues at 6abc.com, you'll find the latest information swells collection of photos and reactions at 6abc.com. >> other news, philadelphia firefighters had to rescue several people always many got stranded at a hunting park shopping center causing a geyser to flood the parking lot. firefighters carried the children out of the shop rite and helped elderly customers out of the water. >> we had to leave other groceries and evacuate. >> others evacuated on portable boats. the shop rite is back open, but it could days or weeks before the other stores reopen. a separate water main broke here last year and damaged five storms. the water main was installed in 1895. official say it's not common for breaks to happen in the warmer months. >> police are searching for the man who raped and robbed a woman in southwest philadelphia early y

mark tyler of mother bethel african methodist episcopal church in society hill. the nine people slain at the emmanuel ame church in charles ton wednesday night reverend tyler calls its murdered premier clementa pinckney a close personal friend of more than a decade. >> reverend pinckney was an unusually talented and gifted person. you know f he wanted to, second probably ended up becoming a bishop in our church. >> reporter: ref end tyler leads the congregation where the ame movement began and interviewed reverend pinckney in his documentary highlighting the rich history in charles ton. >> the mother emmanuel since 1818 has stood for freedom and worship for african-americans in south carolina. and so it's an humbling privilege i have to church as pastor. >> i've been to that congregation. i've eaten there at programs and i'm worshiped there. you know south carolina are some of the most wonderful people that you'll ever meet. >> reporter: accuseed shooter dylann storm roof was arrested 240 miles away from the crime scene one day after reportedly telling church mem

. >> reporter: the moment that drew the largest applause was when reverend mark tyler said that mostthe crowd are not ame, to which someone responded we are all ame tonight. >> the message of our solidarity in the face of gun violence and senseless violence and loss of life life. >> tywanza sanders. >> reporter: the reason the pastor here said it was so important to include all faiths in this service was that this problem of hatred and violence is too big for one denomination. he hopes together they can find a solution. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> many churches are reconsidering safety after the shooting. a pastor at the zion ame church in point breeze met with church members to talk about how to keep safe while they worship. the congregation plans to add remote door locks and security cameras and also stay connected with police about nearby crime issues. >> been warned by several of the people in and outside of the church, in the church and in the community that we really do need to be careful. we need to solidify our security measures here. >> the church is creating a security tea

. >> and in the eent reverend mark tyler said he was move with all the people reaching out from all faithssaying if you heard we all hurt this is philadelphia, if any part of the city hurts we all hurt what can we do to help. live out the ame church in society hill dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> prayers for piece echoed through the bethlehem ame church in wilmington tonight. more than 100 people showed up for tonight's memorial vij ail. ref rapped dr. silvernman very ter beamian said he was friends with reverend pinkney who was killed last night. >> even hows of shore help so worry that nor is safer from violence. this is not the first time local churches considered how to bin great security and sharee williams is at the big board now after eering what some are doing to protect their argument. >> they told me they understand and have shoreshippers deep here target which had is why they too are thinking about how to keep the members safe . >> i think we would be naive if we don't realize that there's a dynamic in the culture that is changing. >> pastor garage givens the senior pas

. >> reporter: the reverend mark tyler of mother bethel a.m.e. church is mourning but there's little time for him to grieve. >> for a person who was as young as he was, especially when i first met him, and have had so many accomplishments, you really wouldn't know it unless you had his bio with you. he kind of xlemexemplified the southern gentleman. >> reporter: state senator clemente pinkney is featured in a documentary he is making and that's how they became friends. >> he could have easily won statewide office if he wanted to. he gave me the impression the sky was the limit. >> reporter: tyler has been taking calls all over the world. with the suspected shooter behind bars he is focused on helping others heal. >> i know that i'm grieving. i know people i'm in communication with are grieving. right now it's about trying to get through this first day. >> reporter: tonight, the service will be for people of all faiths. many of the a.m.e. churches in the area coming together here this evening. they say all are welcome here. tyler says there will b

. >> i'm with reverend mark tyler who is the pastor here at mother bethel ame. this is where it all started and what people call the mother church. i understand you're very close friends with parishioners there. >> actually with the pastor yes, reverend clementa pinckney. we were very close. we both pastor very similar churches. the congregation sits in a similar historic district so yeah. >> reporter: state senator pinckney was one of the nine who was killed when somebody walked in during a weekly prayer service and opened fire. >> yeah. right now, as far as i know that is the only name that has been released that is confirmed to be killed. i know a number of his parishioners were also killed. just a tragedy that makes no sense at all. >> reporter: your thoughts that someone would do this would walk into a church, which is viewed as a refuge for the community it serves. >> i'm shocked. i'm horrified but i'm not surprised. you know we have to take security very seriously here at mother bethel church. in fact, we just went through a major upgrade in security beca

. >> reporter: reverend mark tyler admits shooting at historic african-american ame church has left some in the congregation here at its sister church mother bethel ame feeling vullable. >> it is a shame you cannot come into a place that is a sanctuary, close your eye in prayer and in the fear someone will hurt you while your eyes are closed. >> reporter: there are security cameras inside the church at sixth and lombard and when there is no service front doors are lock. to enter you have to be buzzed in the side door. at thursday night's interest are faith prayer vigil armed security was on hand but reverend remained cautious when asked about other security details. >> in light of the just where things are i would rather not comment. >> we have had weapons but it is not something that i constantly walk around with that i have a gone on. >> reporter: roger runs a germantown based security firm that provides armed security for seven philadelphia area churches. >> we read peoples body language. if they come and they talk to the pastor, we have the right to say well what is it, how may we he

brotherhood voices lifting to the rafters of mother bethel ame church in society hill as reverend mark tylerhoed the prayers going out across t

. >> reporter: highlight of the services for sure was when mark tyler looked around at the crowd ande saw a lot of new faces and very unfamiliar faces from a rabbi from manayunk to a catholic all the way from oakland california, the pews were filled. as he was talking to them he stopped and said i know a lot of you are not ame church members and woman interrupted and said we are all ame tonight, with that everybody cheered and stood up to a standing ovation alex and mike. >> pastor tyler says if any of us in the community are hurting we're all hurting that is for sure. >>> in other news. >> fire fighters responding to a burning building but first, must ensure there is no one inside. >> that is what happened in east germantown overnight. >> fire fighters were called to the 6600 block of boyd street just after 1:00. searches for a possible victim came up empty. building is abandon. investigators are trying to figure out how it caught fire in the first place. >> 6:40. well it has happened again. >> a broken main send millions of gallons of water through streets of philadelphia. >> again

mark kelly tyler spoke to us inside about the grief he feels for all the victims. he is a good friend of reverend pinkney and he interviewed him for a documentary on the african-american episcopal church in south carolina. >> this is something that hits all ames we're on five continents in 40 countries. i'll guarantee you we'll be getting messages from the south africa and the caribbean all over, we're family. >> reporter: mother bethel will be doing something to do something to show solidarity with mother emanuel they don't know what it is, but it will include prayer. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a multi-vehicle crash on i-95 in delaware county left a person critically injured. this happened in chester at 320 state police say four vehicles including a semi track carrying cars crashed along the northbound lanes a tire flew off the vehicle and hit a person in the southbound lane, that person was not hurt. >>> a company that makes health trackers that that you wear on your wrist is going public today. maribel aber has stipulates on fit bit. >> reporter

at thursday night's inter faith vigil here armed security personnel were on hand, after pastor mark tyler said security has always been a big concern and what happened in charleston is a horrific example as to why. but when asked about security specifics at the church, reverend tyler remained cautious. >> i guess really in lie just where things are i would rather not comment, you know what kind of protections we have here. >> reporter: you provide security sometimes armed security for seven churches in philadelphia. >> yes, do i. >> reporter: roger owns his own germantown based security firm that specializes in protecting churches. sometimes those armed guard are in plainclothes. you described it almost like an air marshall. >> yes. >> reporter: on a plane. >> yes. >> reporter: people don't know next to them in the pew could be an armed security guard. >> that is correct. >> reporter: while reverend tyler say padded down parishioners are making them walk through metal detectors is going too far but he has a different take. >> are we there yet as a society? it is something we have to addre

. >> reporter: but this is not the time for anger, according to mark tyler, the pastor of mother bethel a.m.e. church. a personal friend of senate senator clemente pinkney, who was shot and killed along with eight other church members by a lone gunman as bible services were going on inside the charleston church. >> i'm just like anyone else who lost a friend. they talk about the stages of grief. i'm sure some of that anger will probably come out in another way later. this is not something that's only hit us but it has really hurt i think the world community. >> reporter: he's known pinkney for 11 years. >> he gave you the impression that really the sky was the limit. >> reporter: tyler says the accomplishments of his friend are too long to list. he was elected to state office at 23. tyler says he could have been president some day if he wanted. >> he kind of exemplified that southern gentleman. a person who just kind of lets their work speak for them and he was really the best in that. >> reporter: tyler says that he is also preparing for a worship service that will happen right here to

church in philadelphia, pastor mark tyler is mourning the loss of his friend clemente pinkney, whom he had known for 11 years. he is working to console people at his parish and is trying to quiet fears after the shooting. pastor tyler tells nbc 10 there is no time for him to mourn yet. >> we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their community. it doesn't say enough. >> a prayer service will be held at 7:00 at mother bethel a.m.e. all faiths are welcome. >>> ahead in our next half hour the deadly church massacre is forcing local religious leaders in our area to rethink security. what they're doing just ahead in a live report at 5:30. >>> from the nbc 10 trenton bureau, the trial of a man accused of firebombing synagogues could be moved. the new jersey supreme court ruled the case should either be moved to another county and a judge from another county should be brought in. he is accused of taking part in the bombings in bergen county. he and anthony graziano were arrested for the 2012 attacks

pastor mark kelly tyler knew pinckney well and had plans to meet up with him in a few weeks. >> he is just a incredible person. had tremendous upside, you know, great politician but also a very good pastor. >> reporter: they were working on a documentary about how am e church played a role in social justice in the deep south. he was in the film explaining how the church was torn down after slave uprisings in the 1800's. >> there was just an incredible story. this is such a great loss. >> reporter: pinckney leaves behind a wife, two daughters and a community inspired by him. >> he is going to be missed. he is. >> reporter: patricia tells thaws no funeral arrangements have been made but prayers are sent here in philadelphia. vigil is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock tonight. live from society hill syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. >>> both mayor michael nutter and commissioner charles ramsey spoke out about the tragedy today. >> every question that we ask and every answer that we get is not going to do one thing to bring those nine innocent people back praying in

so joining us are pastor lonnie, from the christian compassion and doctor mark tyler of mother bethelme church. >> good to have you here. >> thank you. >> it makes your heart sick when you see that documentary. you were helping with that, right. >> he was actually talking to me, is that right. >> yes. >> bill katz and myself, sam katz cats son, went down to charleston two years ago. we interviewed 25 people. when i got home, clementa was a friend of mine. i went right to the file. because we have footage. that is actually the response to the very first question i asked him. >> yeah. >> just powerful, power full piece. even in that short clip the kind of personality that he had. he could have been the president if he wanted to. magnetic. >> absolutely. >> what a beautiful service last night, mother bethel, and there are flowers out front of the steps. and we go wait a minute, shooting didn't happen here but in a way it did. >> i mean ame church began at mother bethel but we are on five continents and 39 countries. this was a blow to am e's around the world. we took it deeply personal.

. >> reverend mark tyler joins us again this morning. >> good to see you. >> so many people all over country have their eyes on emmanuel ame churches all over the country. first message even though people are dealing with so much they want forgiveness why is that. >> family put it on the table first. in surprising fashion. i don't think anybody expect that in the bond hearing. i'm in the surprised by it. as i said the folks at that bible study were some of the most devout people, follow thanks come back for those weekday bible studies. always a smart group. it is not surprised that their family believes what they were preaching and teaching all the time good when dylann roof went before the judge for the very first time, they were parishioners there, forgiving him. >> yes. >> i don't know that i could. >> i don't know that any of us could and i believe and in forgiveness but less than 48 hours, after your family members have been killed to stand before the person who allegedly did it, and to offer it, you know, again it is just speaking to the power of what forgiveness does. hatred i

bullish about the second half prospects despite some of the difficulties in asia and the emerging marks. tyler'll pick it up from there. jon forth looking very snappy with the wescott. three indices are moving now to the upside kind of meandering a little bit today after three straight losses, three straight days of losses rather. the dow and the s&p trying to stay positive while the nasdaq earlier was in the red, right now poked its head in the sunshine. right now dave garabadian and brian perry of the morning star portfolio mid--cap 30 fund. gentlemen, great to see you. dave what we're seeing is a clear lack of trend. what do we need to see to give us a proper trend here? what are we waiting for? >> you're absolutely right. the s&p 500 today is right about where it was on christmas eve, so for almost six months the market has been consolidating the -- the very substantial gains we have seen from this great bull market. i think what we need to see going forward is more of the good economic news that we've seen in recent weeks confirming that recession risk is low. some further clarity on what

. >> reporter: mark kelly tyler knew the reverend well, philadelphia's where the entire ame church was founded as pastor here at mother bethel tyler spoke with the reverend half dots even times a year. >> great politician but a very good pastor, very committed to his church. >> reporter: emmanuel ame church will invoke they images but before these tragedy, two planned to meet again just weeks from now to go over a project they were working on together. pastor tyler is working on a documentary about the ame church in south carolina emmanuel being founding church they are playing a huge role and he knew instantly that reverend pinkany was a special person. >> pastor in the church and already making all of the right steps ape right decisions. >> just a hum blink privilege i have to serve as pastor. >> reporter: as for suspect capable of carrying out an unthinkable crime, pastor tyler reminded others about his faith. hate he says isn't a word he will use to describe his feelings toward the man responsible. >> hate is what got us here. hate leads us to a vicious psyched that will there is n

. >> ame pastor mark kelly tyler. >> how all of these things, you talk about then and now seem to mirroroments. is it a turning point, i would say this, i hope that the lives have not been lost in vein. it's already a tragedy. nothing good comes out of it. >> charleston, south carolinas known as the holy city. because of the churches. ♪ after wednesday's shooting, there may have been anger but there was no violence. only people gathered together peacefully. to mourn. and pray. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> say hello to baby chleo. provided father is david one of our producers. in the days after chleo's birth you ask where d

i'm joined now by the reverend mark kelly tyler who's working on a film about the history of this particularere in the charleston community. >> yeah, thank you, thomas. mother emanuel is such an important place. in fact i'm also the pastor of mother bethel ame church which is the mother church of all of the ame churches. so reverend pinckney and i shared that relationship pastoring these historic con investigations. the blow to mother emanuel is not just to that congregation and community, but it is something felt by all ames where we exist. this feels like we've had a personal loss in our own congregations. >> why would -- mark i don't want you to speculate. but based on what you know about the history of that particular church, why would it be a target? >> well, mother emanuel is -- again, it's known for its history and tradition. it is not clear whether or not a part of the motive had anything to do with that history, whether or not this young man knew anything about its history and its significance. you know but one could certainly understand why a person might think that they ought to t

pastor mark kelly said reverend pinkney was a good friend of his, they would talk about their congregations and dr. tyler interviewed reverend pinkney about the african-american episcopal church in south carolina. >> we'll be getting e-mails and messages from people in south africa and the caribbean and all over are we're family. >> and dr. tyler said that mother bethel will be doing something to show sal -- solidarity but they don't know what it is yet. >>> the search is on for the slasher who attacked a woman who waited for a septa train. police say this surveillance video shows the man before the attack yesterday morning at an el station in philadelphia's frankford section. 50-year-old she shelly rene daily said he attacked her. >> i'm holding the paper he sliced me here. he said i'm going to fight your soul, i'm going to fight your soul. >> the victim walked to frankford area help where she received stitch to a five inch gash on her wrist. if you have any information believed to be the attacker, call police. >> it's a sandy start to the -- it's a randy start to the day. >> reporter: and what bad timi

mark: fascinating. craig newman, partner at patterson bell cannot web and tyler, talking about the allegations of hackingnvolving the st. louis cardinals. betty: it is a fascinating story. coming up on "bloomberg market day," we are waiting for the announcement from the fed at the top of the hour. mark: not likely to raise interest rates today but janet yellen may give us hints of what to expect in september. she will be speaking in a little over one hour at 2:30 washington time. we will bring to hurt remarks live on bloomberg television. -- we will bring you hurt remarks live on bloomberg television. ♪ mark: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i'm mark crumpton with betty liu. betty: coding -- we hear about it all the time. it runs everything from websites to cable box to atm machines. dedicated theg entire week to coding, explaining the process in 138,000 word article. linus is though man behind the story about his first line of code. thing i really enjoyed about programming is just the fact that you really can tell the computer exactly what you want and it will do what you tell it and nothing more

mark welcome back. good to have you here. before we get to a pick that is still on your list let me ask you about mcdonald's, are you still comfortable holding it? >> we are, tyler. we bought it for 39.5% dividend purchase price and the ceo has runway to turn around the iconic franchise that has grade brand value but needs a couple of fixes but we're still lock. >> and you like citi and you are sticking with it. >> it is cheap but haven't been d even as earnings growth is tracking fairly robustly in the aggregate. city group is aggregate and we like the long-term prospect. >> and you like gilead why? >> it has done well over the year and has a great demographic. it a bio graphic trading at 10 times forward earnings versus a trading 50 multiple and s&p 500 at 5% higher than that and it is cheap and good growth pros the hepatitis c treatment is the best in the industry. and your third pick i shares home construction the ticker itb. i'm curious you like this on a day when interest rate are moving up and we have mortgage rates moving up that is not great for homes and home builders. tyler, like a previous guest had alluded to, may entice buyers on the side line to m

mark the biggest two-day gain for the dow and s&p 500 since early may. bob pisani covering action at the new york stock exchange. hi, bob. >> hey tyler. generally up day.advance/decline line. retail sales the big number in line with expectations. that was a high of relief. look at some of the big retailers right now. very nice moves up in appliance sales in may, consumer electronics also strong. home furnishings did very well. computer electronics, all strong. mixed group. jcpenney just turned negative recently. also up today, interest rate sensitive stocks second day in a row. yields lower today. that normally is good news for interest rate sensitive stocks. utilities, telecom and reits all to the up side. and what looks like potentially the biggest biotech ipo ever i'm still getting numbers, but look at this -- axovant. their product is a dementia drug, a biotech company. the company wasmarket cap of this company close to $3 billion. quite an amazing story and we'll have more on "closing bell" at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >> i'll jump in here. let's talk more about what's happening in the markets. stocks now rallying for the second day. is the market g