tyler perry!e'll sit down together. we'll sit together. >> yes. >> jimmy: good to see ya. tyler perry, thanks for coming back on the show. >> oh, i enjoy being here al-so. >> jimmy: we -- [ laughter ] >> that was pretty funny, man. >> jimmy: that guy -- >> that guy is funny. that's pretty close to the other one. >> jimmy: yeah, we didn't think about that -- >> yeah, al-so. >> jimmy: when we did it in rehearsal. yeah, yeah. >> i'll have to use that. it's great. >> jimmy: you can get away with that, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to say madea took over -- took over your facebook the other day and your e-mail. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you must be very upset. how did she get -- even -- control -- what did she have to say? >> she's a big broad. she can do whatever she wants to do. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love when -- i love when you do madea. >> she said she was going back out on the road. doing a play -- a new play. madea gets a job traveling the world. everybody's excited about it. >> jimmy: come

diana. >> that's right, tyler. foreclosure filings in january were up 3% from december according to realty track. one in every 624 households receiving a filing. this is a turn as banks post-robo get the system moving again. realty check calls it the thaw after the foreclosure processing freeze. big jumps in bank repossessions. that's the final stage of foreclosure. and big jumps in foreclosure activity in certain states, especially where you need a judge in the process. florida, illinois, indiana and pennsylvania saw foreclosure activity jump annually for the first time in over a year. now, that is the pipeline of long troubled loans that will continue to be a drag on the market for some time. but overall mortgage delinquencies are actually dropping. 7.58% of all u.s. mortgages were delinquent in q-4 according to the mortgage bankers association. down almost .5% from q-3. loans in the foreclosure process also improved to 4.38% of all loans. but barely. just down 5 basis points from q-3 and still near record highs.

. >> when he found out john tyler was leaving washington, he said the outlaw is retiring, like robin hood is retiring to his sherwood forest at that time sherwood forest was named walnut grove because of all the magnificent and beautiful walnuts planted in the early 1700s that surrounded the house and john tyler changed the name from walnut grove to sherwood forest. >> a competitive spirit there. it has been a pleasure to talk to you today, the grandson of our 10th president, john tyler happy president's day again to you sir. >> i thank you bye. >>> i love that accent. >> extraordinary. >> amazing. >> he could run it all down i have it all here. >> he made it very clear because when you are reading it is like what? essentially his grandfather and father had children late in

instead, we want you to meet tyler presnell. he's from vancouver, washington. we worked with tyler to present his story in a way we think you'll take notice. >> [ rapping ] ♪ hey ♪ when i was a teenager, i was just like y'all ♪ ♪ was a star in soccer, used to run and play ball ♪ ♪ one day, went for a ride with four other friends in the car ♪ ♪ no seat belt where i sat, but wasn't worried 'cause we weren't going far ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ he started driving crazy ♪ wanted to catch some air ♪ he didn't consider the danger, but with friends along, you would think that he'd care ♪ ♪ he was doing 70 in a 25-mile-an-hour zone ♪ ♪ man, ever since that day, i wish i had just stayed home ♪ ♪ recklessness mixed with rain caused him to hydroplane ♪ [ tires screech, crash ] ♪ we all got hurt, but i was the worst ♪ ♪ where i was sitting, the pole slammed into me first ♪ ♪ shattered my hip and pelvis, both femurs broke into two ♪ ♪ left ankle was shattered, and i'm not through ♪ ♪ right leg paralyzed below the knee ♪ ♪ ripped to shreds were my liver, my bladder, my stomach, int

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ravi isn't charged in tyler clementi's death.th invasion of privacy and bias intimidation which are different. and i think that was a wise choice that new jersey made in bringing the charges. and yet it's also clear that without the suicide, you know, that this case probably wouldn't have gotten so far. and that the level of interest in it certainly was generated by that. >> suarez: geoff mulvihill what reasons have dharun ravi defense attorneys given for not taking a plea dal that was offered by the prosecution, that involved community service, no jail time, and protection for ravi who is an indian citizen from deportation. >> their answer was very simple. they said that he was innocent of the charges. he didn't commit any crimes. >> suarez: so what risk is he under now by going to a jury trial. >> he faces 15 different counts. the two most serious could get him ten years in prison. >> suarez: i understand you're standing in the rain. i will let you get out of the rain, geoff mulvihill, thanks for joining us. emily bazelone, bac

you, sir, are president john tyler's?ot great grandson. >> grandson. >> reporter: yep. you heard right. president john tyler was born the year after george washington took the oath of office. so how can he have a living grandson? >> well, my grandfather was born in 1790. my father was born in 1853. and i was born in 1928. >> reporter: three generations spanning 222 years and counting. how old was president tyler when your father was born? >> he was 63 years old. at that time. my father was 75 when i was born. and now i'm 83, 84. and so that is how we get the way we are. >> reporter: the tylers are related to seemingly everyone in virginia's historic tide water region. thomas jefferson, presidents benjamin and william henry harrison, and at least half a dozen jamestown settlers. >> of course i'm descended from poke hant as which goes back before jamestown. >> reporter: not everyone named tyler is related. do you think that you're related to steven tyler? you're not a fan of american idol or aerosmith. >> the biggest lookin

>> it really did, tyler. that's why there's such a huge disappointment for gilead and investors today. the company reporting that a small group of patients relapsed within a month of completing their acquired hepatitis c treatment. in response, other players in the hepatitis c space are on the move. actually, ie dentics ceo gave us an update on their experimental hepatitis c drug. hear what he had to say. >> our singular focus at idenix is only on hepatitis c. idx 184 in mid to late stage clinical testing. >> so the race continues. who can create an all pill regimen with fewer side effects and yield positive results across different geno types. a cocktail approach similar to hiv treatments. investors i spoke to that confident regardless of setbacks one or many of these firms will get it right and dominate this very lucrative market which is still seen as an untapp eped opportunity. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> and now to greece. when we head into another weekend without a bailout deal in place and

is alive and well, harrison tyler lives in virginia and joins us live by phone happy president's day >> good morning. >> indeed you are the grandson there are two grandchildren we are told of the 10th president it is truly amazing and pardon us when we try to wrap our minds around it can you tell us how to connect the dots here? >> well, it is not easy because my grandfather was born in 1790, was married in 1813, to leticia christian, had 8 children she died in the white house in 1842, he then married my grandmother in 1844 julia gardener and had 7 more children my father was the 5th child of that second wife born in 1853. then my father, not to be out done was married had three children served as president william and mary college for 51 years 1888 until 1990 and was responsible for the reopening and retired at 65 in 1919 his wife annie baker tucker great granddaughter of george tucker, had a stroke and had several strokes and died in 1922 he married my mother, sue harrison in 1923, my brother was born in 1924, and i was born in 1928. >> here we are. >> and here we are today. >> a w

i think that's what -- >> that tyler was the stronger?yler was the stronger of the two and he was the better of the two. that's what's so heartbreaking for james. it's still a grieving process for him to get through. eventually some day he may get through that as well. he felt as though his brother was the stronger of the two. >> really great interview. thank you so much for bringing it to us. jason carol. coming up tonight, warren jeffs wielding power from inside prisons accused of still ripping families apart. >>> funeral services scheduled for saturday afternoon for the two boys whose father blew them up in washington state. the 911 call from the social worker has been released. here's a portion of it. >> the kids and the father were in the house? >> yeah. yes. we slammed the door in my face. i kept knocking. i thought it was a mistake. i kept knocking. then i called 911. >> you saw him go back into the house right before the flames? >> he didn't ever leave the house. he just opened the door. the kids were one step ahead of me. they're

now the defense is saying he never cyber bullied tyler.expect to hear how the planned to record him? >> what we'll hear from the defense is the case of a young man who was really worried about this older man that tyler was bringing into the dorm room and perhaps that's the reason that this web cam had been set up. i think from the prosecution, it's clear. what they're going to argue is that the evidence will show through twitter, through witness accounts, through the web cam that this was harassment that ultimately ended in a young man's death. >> jason, appreciate the reporting. >>> still ahead, a 360 follow-up. has a medical mystery been solved? there's a follow-up on the girls in new york who formed a syndrome close to tourettes. >>> at least eight people were killed and 27 hurt in afghanistan as protests continued for a fourth straight day. the theofury is over the burnin korans. president obama has apologized to afghan president hamid kar i karsai. >>> how quickly iran can produce an atomic bomb. says iran has amped up efforts to key

they say duece paid tyler $400 in cash and $200 worth of pot to kill stacy.secutors say duece believed stacy was involved in the theft of drugs, money, and a gun from his apartment. assistant state's attorney dorothy engel said duece was stacy's judge and jury and tyler was her executioner. she said that's what her life came down to, two bags of weed and $400. >>> prosecutors say dna was found on a cigarette butt near the murder scene and nearly four years later it was matched to tyler. they say there were 21 calls placed between duece and tyler on the day of the murder. engel said and there was one after her murder and that was the phone call to let duece know he, tyler, had done his job. but defense attorneys say abraham mcdonald, a drug and gun dealer, is solely responsible for stacy's murder and he is cooperating to get a lighter sentence. abraham pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and has agreed to testify against tyler. abraham faces between 15 and 50 years in prison when he is sentenced after tyler's trial. defense attorney keith showstag said duec

jarvis tyler is accused of killing 17-year-old stacy stanton in 2005. news 4's darcy spencer spoke exclusively to seton's mom. >>> this day is here. this trial has begun. how are you feeling about it? >> reporter: emotional. nervous. finally we're going to get justice for stacy. >> reporter: gayle seton is the mother of stacy, the 17-year-old bowie girl murdered in a park near their home in june of 2005. nearly seven years later one of her daughters' alleged killers is on trial. >> it's a long, stressful day, but i'm so grateful to be here almost seven years later. >> reporter: today prosecutors outlined a murder case against her killer, jarvis tyler. they say tyler was hired by this man macdonald abraham known as duece to kill the teen. they say duece paid tyler $400 in cash and $200 worth of pot to kill stacy. prosecutors say duece believed stacy was involved in the theft of drugs, money, and a gun from his apartment. assistant state's attorney dorothy engle said duece was stacy's judge and jury and tyler was her executioner. she said that's what her

. >>> i'm sue herera along with tyler mathisen and brian shactman. "power lunch" begins right now. >> he called me a burrito last week. in fact, if not for greece, we might be back in rally mode today. given the runup we've had this year, we're not looking all that bad. the dow only down 33. the s&p not even .25% and the nasdaq down .1%. the pulse of the markets, the dollar getting stronger, getting a bid on improving u.s. economy. the dollar index above 79. gold, again, the dollar could have an impact there down $15. and usually crude right now despite all the tension in the middle east and what's going on in iran, down 3.25%. midday movers humana earnings in line but weaker than expected. food supply with sysco, and chinese internet so hu off sharply. let's get to the green. hasbro stock up 2%. best buy a bounce back after getting dragged down by radio shack last week. 2.5% plus. and sketchers higher on an upgrade at 4.5%. let's get a view on the markets from bob pisani on the floor of the nyse. >> thank you, brian. three to two, very narrow tradin

he also felt as though he was the stronger of the two. >> that tyler was the stronger. >> that tyleronger of the two and the better of the two with. i think that is what is so heart breaking for james. i know it is still a grieving process for him to get through and eventually someday he might get through that as well but for him he felt his brother was the stronger of the two. >> great interview. thank you for bringing it to us. jason carroll. >>> let's check if with isha for a 360 bulletin. >> funeral services are scheduled for saturday afternoon for the two buys who were killed when their father, josh powell, burned his home in washington state. authorities released the 911 call from the social worker who reported the exmotion. here's a portion of it. >> the kids and the husband were in the house? >> yes. yes. he slammed the door in my face. so i kept knocking. i thought it was a mistake. i kept knocking and then i called 911. >> you saw him go back in the house right before the flames? >> he didn't ever leave the house. he just opened the door. the kids were one step ahead of me.

tyler's sexuality was not a secret, and his suicide won't be mentioned in trial.is roommate is accused of invading his privacy. >> this is a case of invasion of privacy. for setting up a camera on a computer and taking a peak at his roommate kissing another man. it wasn't recorded, it was not distributed on the insister net, and there's not evidence that tyler clement killed himself as a result of it. >> reporter: prosecutorers offered him a plea deal but they turned him down. >> he's innocent not guilty, that's why he rejected the plea. >> it's expected the defense will argue that his roommate was not targeting tyler for being gay. but the webcam turned on a couple times for a few minutes and viewed down the hall by a few friends. was a college prank. tyler's older brother is also gay. >> some people think that this webcam broadcasted on the internet and posted it there for the whole world to see. you know the truth. >> right. >> does that difference mat summer. >> no. what difference could it possibly be? i mean, those people that did look at it or were intendin

>> well, i think it's a bit of both, tyler. secretary geithner seemed less concerned about europe these days saying the financial crisis is less likely to derail the u.s. recovery. but he's more concerned about higher oil prices and especially the impact of global tensions around iran and its nuclear program. >> you're seeing two things work to push prices higher. the first is that growth is gradually getting stronger. not just in the united states but around the world. at least outside of europe. that's making people more confident in the expansion. and that's helping push the prices higher. but also, you know, iran is doing some saber rattling and causing uncertainty in that context. >> geithner said "iran can do a lot of damage to the u.s. economy, but achieve little success in getting other countries to support the sanctions." adding that the obama administration could consider using the strategic petroleum reserve to combat higher oil prices "in some circumstances" but did not say if the current price spike is one of those

tyler says: "...i'm a huge hippie rented oot motorcycles looking for a nude beach, oh yea."says: "...it's a really hard town, people can sing, but ttey were missing this one little flavvr and i'm hoping "...i have faith, i said this yesterddy i still have faith portland, listtn the while waating to meet the judges, the contestants worked on calming their nerves... kelly says: ...i am going to breath nd pray aa lot and prooablyygo like this dance around like this and "...i'm really deep in zone meet the judges, i don't know - i don't know to be in thii &ppooitton before, the cameras." 255 ear old kayla 3 thorton got a little help from her dad...and a cow, of all hings... thorton says: p...my dad senttme a text message that said aaerican piol haa onn more audition city, i think you should go he sold a cow for me and i so - pooght my ticket and made it and i'm heree" and for future contestants, steven has this advice. tyler ssys: "... a lot of people ccme here and sing to prove something o us, i like the ones who sing that know they got it ann they are gifting us." you can ee a

>> tyler again, and i going to ball state. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tyler versus tyler.ve to pick a bucket number, and then one of the colts cheerleaders will dump that bucket on your head. but first, let's hear what's in some of today's buckets. >> steve: well, jimmy, today we have gatorade, seven layer dip, six chicken wings floating in a bucket of barbecue sauce, chex mix, popcorn, cheese sauce or $100 and two vip tickets to the bud light hotel. jimmy? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bud light hotel, that would be fun. [ applause ] all right, buster, go ahead. you pick a number. audience, want to help him out? [ cheers ] >> we'll go with five. >> jimmy: number five, julia! ♪ julia ♪ bucket number five. looks like a light bucket. could be $100! julia, pour that money on his head! [ cheers and applause ] [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause ] that is -- that is not the $100. that is cheese whiz, or cheese sauce. [ laughter ] cheese sauce. oh, man. all right. contestant number two. [ drumroll ] [ cheers ] nine? >> nine. >> jimmy: number nine, anna! ♪ anna anna's got the

back to you, tyler. >> thank you very much. the other big story social media giant facebook making news this hour hosting its first ever marketing event. it's all in advance of its much-anticipated ipo. julia boorstin is at the meeting in new york city. she is covering that story for us. julia. >> well, tyler, despite this rain, facebook has gathered over 1,000 people for its first ever marketing event here behind me at the natural history museum. i've seen representatives from all the major ad agencies plus the likes of nissan a. all here to see how she's going to offer new tools. the theory is the better they connect with consumers through facebook, the more money they'll spend on advertising which should boost facebook's revenue and diversify its revenue streams ahead of its upcoming ipo. chief operating officer sheryl sandberg is taking the stage right now to present to some of madison avenue's biggest spenders. she's announcing a new page design more personalized with a time line. like people's profiles pages, enabling bra

hi, diana. >> hey, tyler. you know, surge might be a little strong for the sales numbers out today especially since the december numbers were revised down so far as they totally negate that month's gains. that said existing home sales did rise 4.3% month-to-month in january. basically flat from a year ago. now, with the weather so warm this winter, you might think we'd see big every year-over-year gains but not so much. condos took the big jump over 8%. the big news was in january around reo or bank owned homes. they made a full 35% of all january sales. that's an increase from december. and heading back up to highs that we haven't seen since before the robo signing scandal about the foreclosure process to a halt. clearly it's ramping up again. realtors say there's big invest investor demand for the homes and not enough supply. all that distress keeping prices low every down 2% year-over-year. anything under $250,000 is picking up. 73% of all january sales were in that range. cancellations though still running

>> good morning, tyler. intent to run out latest commercial products i sat down to understand strategy a little better. headline, he's not thinking about consumer very much even with smartphones and tablets hot and windows 8 coming later this year. listen. >> within the context of the $3 trillion industry, consumer's about $250 billion and commercial and public sectors $2.75 trillion. so that's kind of how i think about it. >> he did say he's excited about windows 8 later this year and expects it will help profits. his focus is on small and medium size business providing them with not just service and pcs but storage, networking, services. here's what i found most interesting about our conversations this morning, he sounded more optimistic even than he did on the earnings call when i talked about the thailand floods which caused hard drive shortages that hit dell's margins off camera. he said those are clearing up and thinks he can go after a small and medium business customer ibm and cisco can't reach effec

now, we gotta talk about tyler perry's "good deeds." >> yeah. >> jimmy: we love tyler.l, basically, you know, tyler and i are this great couple. we're like a resume couple. we look great on paper. got great jobs, great families, great friends but we're kind of bored, you know? it's gotten monotonous and we've reached a crossroad. do we move forward with our -- with our, you know, marriage or do we try to figure out what our own hopes and dreams and passions are and follow those? enter thandie newton. >> jimmy: the gorgeous thandie newton. >> the gorgeous thandie newton. >> jimmy: oh boy, oh boy. that gets sticky. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you said a good on paper relationship. have you ever had a relationship that was just good on paper? >> yeah, yeah. when i was graduating from ucla, i was dating this guy who was in law school and he was amazing on paper. our mothers were friends. but he was like human ambien. just -- [ laughter ] like -- >> jimmy: well, that's nice. >> you know what i mean? when i graduated, he got me a crystal vase. and he said it just like that. >> jimmy:

finally tyler thornton gets the triple. first bucket of the night for thornton we go back to the three ball concept. >> dan: we most of the threes remain in the first 12 or 13 minutes of the half. duke shot the ball very poorly. they continued that in the second half. a lot of credit has to go to the north carolina defense. they have the size inside that they can do that with. henson and zeller controlling the middle it is hard to give a pump fake and drive by and get all the way to the basket. >> tim: just under 2:00 remaining. the way the game is played out the last five minutes of the first half. do you think north carolina would be up 15 by now. curry steps in three. yes and just like that 82-78. the dukes won't go away. 10-3 this run over the last 3 and change. >> dan: now you have to find barnes or zeller if you are north carolina. >> tim: barnes on the way to the rack. offensive foul. it will go the other way. >> dan: this is a play where duke looks offbalance and curry fortunate he didn't walk. kelly is just outside