discussion and action on the anual perfornlance evaluation of bic secretary. 12 a, all matters per taining session. any public comment? seeing none, we are addressing both item 11 and 12. 11 and 12 b possible action to convene a closed session. is there a motion to convene? >> move to convene in closed session for agenda items 11 and 12. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> we are now in closed session. it hello, this is the building inspection commission. we are reconvening our session regarding ajendsa item 11 and 12. is there a motion to reconvene in open session to vote on whether to disclosez any or all discussions held in closed session regarding 11 and 12? >> i move >> and second. >> there is motion and second and now in open session. >> thank you for the commissioners for very detailed discussion. regard to item 12, commission secretary and the big unanimously approve the performance evaluation for sonya harris who is our dedicated and long serving commission secretary. we congratulate and thank you for the job well done and look forw

with sadness that we learned of the death of a serviceman in a live firing exercise at the range in tainoubt the prime minister and right hon. and hon. members across this house will extend their condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the serviceman who has died so tragically. the prime minister says that she wants to tackle international and domestic tax avoidance and serious criminality. snp members support this. if she were told that specific uk financial vehicles were being used for tax avoidance and other serious criminality, what would she do about it? >> first, i am sure that, as the right hon. gentleman says, the whole house would wish to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of the serviceman who has died at the tain range. the right hon. gentleman mentions tax avoidance. yes indeed, we have done a significant amount in relation to tax avoidance. he asks what anybody should do if they have evidence of people actually avoiding tax. i suggest that he speaks to hmrc. >> scottish limited partnerships were established by this house in 1907, and they are bein

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discussion and action on the anual perfornlance evaluation of bic secretary. 12 a, all matters per tainingosed session. any public comment? seeing none, we are addressing both item 11 and 12. 11 and 12 b possible action to convene a closed session. is there a motion to convene? >> move to convene in closed session for agenda items 11 and 12. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> we are now in closed session. it hello, this is the building inspection commission. we are reconvening our session regarding ajendsa item 11 and 12. is there a motion to reconvene in open session to vote on whether to disclosez any or all discussions held in closed session regarding 11 and 12? >> i move >> and second. >> there is motion and second and now in open session. >> thank you for the commissioners for very detailed discussion. regard to item 12, commission secretary and the big unanimously approve the performance evaluation for sonya harris who is our dedicated and long serving commission secretary. we congratulate and thank you for the job well done and look

tain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. [burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ? we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ? rm, flaky layers are on the inside. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. beatbo, what do you know about rabbits? i don't know anything about rabbits, but i do know that when you get your coupon and spend $75 at toys"r"us, you get a $10 gift card to use in december. cool. it's not like there's a whole bunch of rabbits about to sneak up on us. you're funny! uhhhh, eh... there's a rabbit behind me, isn't there? just a few.... and get a $10 gift card to use in december . toys"r"us ...awwwesome! >>> in a few days many of you are going to be traveling to see family or friends, or visiting someone's house for thanksgiving. >> are you ready to handl

>> i think that the republicans are going to maun tain control of the senate because the difference hasn the republican party between trump and the establishment. now all of those establishment voters, a lot of them are going to vote. they just may not vote for trump. they will protect their u.s. senate seat. and i do see them getting out in large number and making sure they vote and maintain control of the senate. it is very important. one of the things that is very interesting, is that the kokh brshths released ads and we are starting to see the polls that were democrats were slightly ahead, it is starting to measure up and starting to go neck and neck in the swing states that looked like it was not going to be a good outcome for republicans, it is starting to change. >> yesterday, on "happening now", i spoke to karl rove said that friday's news on clinton e-mail could be be a game changer when it comes to the down ballot. >> indiana and missouri where he's ahead. those states are his majorins will improve and that helps the republican senator candidate and similarly in north carolina

more than 30,000 people have including rals, es,tained, prosecutors, mayors, members of parliament, teachers and journalists. another 100,000 people have be fired or suspended from government jobs, and 150 mia ouets have been shut down. some critics in turkey and some people in the united states have said that this is an overreaction. this is a crackdown on the political opposition, not a crackdown on terrorists? >> erdoan ( translated ): in turkey, they attempted to destroy my state. and of course, we could not remain silent. taken by prosecutors and juds in full accordance with the rule of law. krofte art ma people in turkey today eager to publicly criticize the government. soli o?zel is an academic and a prominent political commentator. >> soli ozel: i think-- this has gone beyond s-- only the gulenists. a lot of teachers have been dismissed who probably have nothing to do with the gulenists. a lot of newspaper people have have nothing with the gulenists. and i think a lot of people who really had nothing to do with the coup attempt itself are now being burned. >> kroft: do you think the

leaders say they need more money to main tain the quality of the fashion's largest public universitytem. csu is proposing hikes of $270 for studient -- students a year. the governing board is talking about the hikes this week. critics say the increase could force more students to drop out and they say it would put a bigger burden on students struggling to finance their education. >>> with thanksgiving right around the corner the american red cross has made a list of tips. never leave your stove while cooking. if you do, turn it off. use a timetory remind yourself that the stove or oven is on. punch a fire extinguisher to keep in your kitchen in case of emergency and with cooking being the number one cause of home fires, the officials are begging people to wear tighter clothing while cooking. loser clothing can catch fire easily. >>> coming up, we are talking movies. we will tell you which ones were the most popular this weekend. >> bizy holiday week ahead. a series of storms coming up. we will time it out for you, next. >>> ahead -- busy holiday week ahead. a series of storms coming

. >> reporter: we can't even show you the word painted on the side of al car tain's car. >> there's always vandalism with kids. >> reporter: they most believe it's kids running doing it. >> reporter: madeleine is a high school student in franklin. >> i think it has to be kids i don't see any adults, adults know what a car costs, what the panels on the side of the house costs. >> reporter: the franklin police department told us they are not investigating this as a hate crime they believe kids are responsible and they think it's a completely random act. so far no suspect information. jason law, fox 25 news. >>> designs for the new wynn has been approved. some of the changes approved from 629 to 671. they say this is in response to how busy hotels are in the city. another change included eliminating an indoor swimming pool and adding exercise equipment. the official opening date for the casino was also decidedded. it will be june 3rd, 2019. >>> thorough bread racing is return -- thoroughbred they approved six days of live racing for next year. same number of races seen at the track this year.

scrubbing through what could be hundreds of thousands of e- messages that came from clinton or macon tain classified information, the e-mails were found on abedin estranged husband's laptop. >> there is no case here. >>> clinton's campaign is accusing the fbi director james comey of a blatant double standard but staying silent on his investigation into the ties to russia. >> he is in a tough spot, and he is the one who will position to defend his actions in the face of significant criticism. >> campaigning in michigan trump praised comey. >> it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. >> before using the director's decision to blast clinton. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely week away, the justice department says it will commit all resources necessary to review the e-mails quickly. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> we'll have you covered on election night at 7 p.m. on wbz, cbs news will start its coverage focusing on the presidential race we'll bring you updates throughout the night on massachusetts votes. and join us for an

we have not been able to come to agreement on the loan amendment per taining to city financing. we are still hoping to receive dispersement later this munthd and talked to leadership in washington and agreed to give dispersement later this month without the amendment officially executed and city financing closed, however, this provided we are able to come to terms with the agreement on the tournament. we have a call later this afternoon to finalize that so the hope is we receive dispersement later this month. i have sarah here and can answer any question regarding this and this concludes my report. >> on the ctc meeting, we can particularly thank chairman alvarado. he was absolutely masterful. he has a big-like 14 or 16 people and they are just-he just focused and focused and focused and focused and focused and he want going to let anyone continue the item for any reason, we will figure it out now. it was masterful. if any board member wants to see how you chair a meeting or at least that item, it was really good. everybody helped, but he did it and directed it and where he want

tain >> well, i tell you, i fell in love with my husband while working with him, but he was playing a guy who was gay. >> uh-huh. >> so isn't that interesting? he was calling me sweetie. he thought-- you see, we were in this television play together. and, um, i was playing a debutante. so very, you know, british and all like that. and he played my assistant who kept calling me sweetie. >> mmm-hmm. >> he'd say, "hello, sweetie." well, you-you've seen my husband. he's-he's bearded and quite masculine looking. i hope you like this description, darling, if you're looking. >> but prior to that, did you-- >> um, i think i-- >> or have a crush, or, uh-- >> yes, i had crushes. i'll tell you who i had a crush on. i had a big crush on james mason in "georgy girl." i had a mammoth crush on him. and of course, i was several years his junior. and he was sweet to me, and dear, and i really was-- i was mad about him. >> many meetings? >> no, never any meetings. only on the set. never any meetings. no meetings. >> i like that term. "had rather quite a few meetings, you know?" >> well, you know the ol

>> reporter: wolf, look at importance as they we are tain to policies and agendas of the president-elect. these thee fill in nicely with key issues the president-elect made promises ob througho s thr campaign. house republican leading the way on an alternative, tom price. he sundaunderstands the policy. talk with republicans on capitol hill, why they like the pick and oh fu obtrusive with praise, necessary to grasp, repealing the affordable care act and figary w finish --figure a way to reteal, and same for elaine chao. and what the president talked about throughout the campaign a large infrastructure proposal. elaine chao will run point on in a, having somebody of her kaw calib caliber understanding how the federal government works and close with the senate majority leader seen as a net positive not just inside trump tower but within republicans on capitol hill. >> as you know, donald trump lieutenant have dinner with mitt romney tonight. what does this say about the intrigue, the possibility mitt romney could emerge as the secretary of state? >> reporter: interesting to watch these oth

la tain oh numbers, early voting among latino, north carol up a tick from 2012. georgia, up a tick.lorida, where donald trump is now, up 4.5%. comparison there to 2008. the only data available to us. in that regard, the clinton campaign -- that's the key to florida. getting it, especially because the latino population, go back 20 years thinking largely cuban-americans and puerto ricans. much more diversity from mexico and central and south america in the latino population in florida. hillary clinton hopes that her vote. >> that's the question. whether there is a new clinton coalition. you know? different from obama's coalition of african-american voters. you have the latino voters sort of energizing this campaign. we saw the numbers of more becoming citizens, in order to vote to sort of, not necessarily affirm hillary clinton but to reject donald trump. i think that's one dynamic that we're certainly seeing and clinton's coalition always looked different. in 2008, her coalition was older, whiter. and it was more la teen oenchts his tank. >> right. beat obama 2-1 among latino voters

discussion and action on the anual perfornlance evaluation of bic secretary. 12 a, all matters per taining to closed session. any public comment? seeing none, we are addressing both item 11 and 12. 11 and 12 b possible action to convene a closed session. is there a motion to convene? >> move to convene in closed session for agenda items 11 and 12. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> we are now in closed session. it hello, this is the building inspection commission. we are reconvening our session regarding ajendsa item 11 and 12. is there a motion to reconvene in open session to vote on whether to disclosez any or all discussions held in closed session regarding 11 and 12? >> i move >> and second. >> there is motion and second and now in open session. >> thank you for the commissioners for very detailed discussion. regard to item 12, commission secretary and the big unanimously approve the performance evaluation for sonya harris who is our dedicated and long serving commission secretary. we congratulate and thank you for the job well done and

tain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. [burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. energy is a complex challenge. people want power. carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ?? energy lives here. . >>> welcome back. one of the big surprises of the election was the emergence of the obama trump voter. people who voted for barack obama in 2012, but abandoned the democrats this year and voted for trump. they were concentrated in middle class suburbs and in rural areas and helped trump win six states, and gave him a decisive vi

the clinton campaign talked about the la tain oh vote, 2 or 3% of the population. population so great, could make a difference there and north carolina is kind of what virginia used to be pup weren't of these states that used to be considered a conservative state because of, largely because of a lot of college educated whites are now starting -- in a couple cycles probably be a blue state. we're kind of on the, you know, the cusp of that right now. >> i like looking back historic ken tox in '08. obama had 49.7% of the vote. mccain, 49.38. how close it was. we've seen both the presidents and michelle obama in north carolina. michelle obama over and over calls out precincts, calls out percentage points and numbers of votes because it has been that close there and matters so, so much in this election. >> yeah. and one of the states that obama could not win in 2012. >> yes. >> but that looks very, very accessible for hillary clinton this time. i mean, the story of all of these states is, you know, demographics, destiny in this election. you have some very discreet grou

jonah was apparently tain an off oxygen yesterday. his wife is completely in love and blair i thought this was interesting, she already said she wants another child. >> oh my gosh. >> after all that. >> of course she did. was he nervous at all with what was happening? >> he was so nervous an just so grateful to the police and the fire and dispatcher with and just reacting through that. >> i bet he was. best wishes to the baby. >> yeah, absolutely. >> the governor of massachusetts and arch bishop are fight up to fight the legalization of marijuana use. a large group of local political and religious leaders urged voters to reject ballot no. 4, the governor, mayor and cardinal o'malley spoke against the measure. >> this legalization is not about decriminalization it is about the commercialization, bringing billions of dollars worth of dangerous drugs into the commonwealth. >> question 4, if approved will make it legal for adults to buy marijuana for recreational use at state-sanctioned stores. a crucial pretrial hearing in the sexual ass

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. >> i was very touched with tommy tain fathers and sons are so complicated, charlie. >> we've story we've heard a thousand times. >> but he did say that his dad did get to see his success. he was scared of his dad every day of his life but in the end, his dad was wearing his clothes. i think there's something very sweet about that. >> he was clearly very emotional about that. >> to this day. >> to this day. it's interesting how the and mothers? >> i think it can be. but there's also -- look at this presidential race, too. look at the relationship between hillary clinton and her father. >> but her mother was the inspiration for her? >> absolutely. >> look at the relationship between president obama or the lack of it. between president obama and his father. >> every son wants his father to be proud of him. i don't care who it is. you can hear my extended ,, ,, scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton

. >> item number 6, presentation and discussion on rules and regulations per taining to legacy business program. rent stabilization account program. discussion and possible action item. >> so, commissioners, again we-i agendized as a possible action item but not expecting any action. so, what i like to do is there are some sections of the rules and regs that we are developing that we need perhaps policy direction and so we'll take time to walk through this, then what i like to do is get your feedback, work to create a more finalized document , again, have additional review, iew hopefully at the mondayoctober 3 meeting and get final-enough input and direction for us to do the official 10 day posting we will take action on these final rules and regs at the october 26 meeting. is it october 26? 24th meeting. so, to help you kind of walk through and understand with the rent stabilization grant, so, to understand the amount of the grant, is step one is the amount of the grant is awarded 450 per square foot up to maximum of 5 thousand square feet per location for the improvement area. the imp

the appropriations committee has changed so much in the last even ten years as it per tains to -- it still has outside influence. it's just not the influence that it used to have and in some ways it's become as some of the messaging has gone more towards we shouldn't be spending as much, it's hard for me to -- it's hard for me to say. i actually do have -- i have a thought on this but i don't want to open up a can of worms about situations that might happen with people moving to the propes committee, leaving that would answer that question. now that i know that i just opened it up. >> is there a possibility that patty murray might be the top democrat on appropriations? >> i wasn't going to say that but there's a -- listen, i think -- i'm just going to leave it there. >> we've got time for one more. >> one of the big promises that trump has made is about the deportation thing. i think a lot of americans, including a lot of republicans, are conflicted about it. it's obvious it's not going to be an all or nothing thing. it has to be some. so one of the biggest voices of course in the se

we have not been able to come to agreement on the loan amendment per taining to city financing. we are still hoping to receive dispersement later this munthd and talked to leadership in washington and agreed to give dispersement later this month without the amendment officially executed and city financing closed, however, this provided we are able to come to terms with the agreement on the tournament. we have a call later this afternoon to finalize that so the hope is we receive dispersement later this month. i have sarah here and can answer any question regarding this and this concludes my report. >> on the ctc meeting, we can particularly thank chairman alvarado. he was absolutely masterful. he has a big-like 14 or 16 people and they are just-he just focused and focused and focused and focused and focused and he want going to let anyone continue the item for any reason, we will figure it out now. it was masterful. if any board member wants to see how you chair a meeting or at least that item, it was really good. everybody helped, but he did it and directed it and where he want

vice president walton stated there are very concerning disparities and discrepancy in the data per taining to our subgroups of students so appreciate him mentioning that up front and will hear more about the circumstances along those lines from the presentation. >> good evening commissioners and good evening to everyone. if you need copies of this powerpoint we made copies for the public on the table outside. in terms of district accountability overview we are presenting both our academic and social emotionly culture climate results. the last time we did this overview is 2012, 13 and since then this is the first year that we had robust reliable measures that we can do another accountability overview on. um, our main issue of eeben producing results is so it is informative and used and so with that our theme for this year is the practices and reflection will impact student measures. our goal for todays session is notd just review the data but see the connection between our districts data and the school practice along with seeing how this data is used by school sites and by central office. j

i have a hard time believing -- tained fromd -- abs voting tonight. have a hard time believing that donald trump and hillary clinton are three blocks from one another in new york city. trump is a man up for the people, hillary for the people, but tonight they are literally three blocks away from the power and money center in the country. they are both very much new york elites. for all the bloggers and anrnalists hoping to see hashtag #threeblockscandal. i want to remind everyone we are cut from the same cloth. thank you. susan: before we go, did you have a candidate earlier in the year? caller: i did. hillary clinton was a candidate earlier in the year. i think donald trump is not a good temperament, has issues with the amount of complexity that a leader would need. but at the end of the day, i had a hard time voting for hillary as well. you for calling in. let me give you the phone numbers. probably a weight in queue, but please do that and we will get your voices in as the night perceives. 202-748-8920, 02-748-8921. 2 a dozen governors races that w

we have not been able to come to agreement on the loan amendment per taining to city financing. we are still hoping to receive dispersement later this munthd and talked to leadership in washington and agreed to give dispersement later this month without the amendment officially executed and city financing closed, however, this provided we are able to come to terms with the agreement on the tournament. we have a call later this afternoon to finalize that so the hope is we receive dispersement later this month. i have sarah here and can answer any question regarding this and this concludes my report. >> on the ctc meeting, we can particularly thank chairman alvarado. he was absolutely masterful. he has a big-like 14 or 16 people and they are just-he just focused and focused and focused and focused and focused and he want going to let anyone continue the item for any reason, we will figure it out now. it was masterful. if any board member wants to see how you chair a meeting or at least that item, it was really good. everybody helped, but he did it and directed it and where he want

youngest citizens may not have medical bills, but adding more every year to the $1.3 trillion moup tain of student debt. america has become the only country where students take on lop loans they can never escape, no the even by declaring bankruptcy. stuck, millennials are the first generation to expect their own lives to be worst than the lives of their parents. while american families expenses have been increasing relentlessly, their incomes have been stagnant. the median household makes less money today than it made 17 years ago. nearly half of americans wouldn't be able to come up with $400, if they needed it for an emergency. yet while households struggle to keep up with the challenges of everyday life, the government is wasting trillions of dollars of taxpayer money on far away wars. right now, we're fighting five of them. in iraq, syria, libya, yemen, and somalia. now, not everyone is hurting. in the wealthy suburbs that ring washington, d.c., people are doing just fine. where i work in silicon valley, people are doing just great. but most americans don't live by the belt way. or

vice president walton stated there are very concerning disparities and discrepancy in the data per taining to our subgroups of students so appreciate him mentioning that up front and will hear more about the circumstances along those lines from the presentation. >> good evening commissioners and good evening to everyone. if you need copies of this powerpoint we made copies for the public on the table outside. in terms of district accountability overview we are presenting both our academic and social emotionly culture climate results. the last time we did this overview is 2012, 13 and since then this is the first year that we had robust reliable measures that we can do another accountability overview on. um, our main issue of eeben producing results is so it is informative and used and so with that our theme for this year is the practices and reflection will impact student measures. our goal for todays session is notd just review the data but see the connection between our districts data and the school practice along with seeing how this data is used by school sites and by central office. j

he mean tains his assistance that she is guilty. >> they are dplatd the matter is finally resolved. >ection day is one day away. >> whether there is an advantage push to get your ballot in early. >> they are outside city hall and this is where thousands of people will drop off the ballots. jackie. >> good morning, mark and darya. >> 24 hours away. from election day. and this is as quiet as you will see. >> city hall for the next 48 howevers as we near a huge election and they are encouraging them if you have off. and it started on october 11th. and seen thousands of people come in person and they have 300,000 mail-in ballots and if you are one of those who have the mail-in ballots. you can come here at 8:00 to 5:00 today. and drop it off. they will have a kiosk out front and you can drive up and drop in there. city hall will be open today. from eight to five to go down there to vote in person. they are encouraging people to vote early if possible. they anticipate big lines. and lots to turn out tomorrow. 500,000 registered voters here in san francisco alone and 300,000 of these people

we have not been able to come to agreement on the loan amendment per taining to city financing. we are still hoping to receive dispersement later this munthd and talked to leadership in washington and agreed to give dispersement later this month without the amendment officially executed and city financing closed, however, this provided we are able to come to terms with the agreement on the tournament. we have a call later this afternoon to finalize that so the hope is we receive dispersement later this month. i have sarah here and can answer any question regarding this and this concludes my report. >> on the ctc meeting, we can particularly thank chairman alvarado. he was absolutely masterful. he has a big-like 14 or 16 people and they are just-he just focused and focused and focused and focused and focused and he want going to let anyone continue the item for any reason, we will figure it out now. it was masterful. if any board member wants to see how you chair a meeting or at least that item, it was really good. everybody helped, but he did it and directed it and where he want

we have not been able to come to agreement on the loan amendment per taining to city financing.e are still hoping to receive dispersement later this munthd and talked to leadership in washington and agreed to give dispersement later this month without the amendment officially executed and city financing closed, however, this provided we are able to come to terms with the agreement on the tournament. we have a call later this afternoon to finalize that so the hope is we receive dispersement later this month. i have sarah here and can answer any question regarding this and this concludes my report. >> on the ctc meeting, we can particularly thank chairman alvarado. he was absolutely masterful. he has a big-like 14 or 16 people and they are just-he just focused and focused and focused and focused and focused and he want going to let anyone continue the item for any reason, we will figure it out now. it was masterful. if any board member wants to see how you chair a meeting or at least that item, it was really good. everybody helped, but he did it and directed it and where he wanted

vice president walton stated there are very concerning disparities and discrepancy in the data per taining to our subgroups of students so appreciate him mentioning that up front and will hear more about the circumstances along those lines from the presentation. >> good evening commissioners and good evening to everyone. if you need copies of this powerpoint we made copies for the public on the table outside. in terms of district accountability overview we are presenting both our academic and social emotionly culture climate results. the last time we did this overview is 2012, 13 and since then this is the first year that we had robust reliable measures that we can do another accountability overview on. um, our main issue of eeben producing results is so it is informative and used and so with that our theme for this year is the practices and reflection will impact student measures. our goal for todays session is notd just review the data but see the connection between our districts data and the school practice along with seeing how this data is used by school sites and by central office. j

the speaker: the chair will justice department tain up to five requests for one minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> to be recognized for one minute. the speaker: the gentleman is ecognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor private first class tyler uebelt. he was an illinois native. of ping 2015 graduate anyville high school. he enjoyed the outdoors, grilling, playing practical jokes on his friends and teachers. he was known as a smart and good natured kid and had a great future. he was a son, a husband, and just recently a father. last sunday he died a hero. upon graduation, tyler entered the u.s. army stationed at fort hood, texas. mr. bost: he was transferred to the air force base in afghanistan. according to the pentagon, a tibetan terrorist managed to ignite an i.e.d. at the base killing tyler, sergeant john perry, and two american contractors, 17 more were injured. an investigation is ongoing. but our prayers are needed now. for tyler's wife, shelby, for baby violet, for his parents, his extended fa