john tyler is from charleston county in a place called green way, and letitia tyler is from kent county, which is only a stone's throw away, and we know they met in about 1811 or 1812. john tyler went to william and mary with letitia's brother. they were the same age. they were 21 and 22 when they met, and they fell in love very quickly. >> we have been incorporating your tweets. can also call us. we are hoping you texans call up, because this administration was responsible for the annexation of texas. the tylers have a lot of children. >> it is what kept them apart for a great deal of their married lives. constitutionally incapable of being out of public office. he was addicted to it so left her at home to run the family, to run the business, and to continue to manage this incredible group of children they had almost from the very start. >> running their plantation would have been how large an operation? >> one of the issues is a are always on the very edge of solvency, so they never live place more than 10 years. they are always moving around. they own between 30 and 35 slaves, and th

we will be air hour special on the lives of anna harrison, letitia tyler, and julia tyler. after that a plan to close control towers because of sequestration spending cuts. next, a brookings institution's forum. this is an hour and a half. you for inviting me to participate in the debate. i was in charge for a long time from 2009 until 2003, when i was , sofirst visitor to tehran i have been in charge, and i maintain some lines of communication. i think it is important to have a perspective on how the process has gone. what has been the most important ,oments that have taken place and the steps could have been taken. with all the difficulties we , but 2003 was the first wee we went to tehran, and .igned an important agreement we signed thent tehran agreements, and that it had two points. it would not start their capabilities and we would give it facilities for whatever they wanted a peaceful use of nuclear energy nuclear energy -- and economic help. that went for a year and then everything went ok. at the general elections, there was a change. they denounced that agreement.

tyler -- the last two weeks of the tyler presidency is really nothing but julia gardiner at her -- gardiner tyler at her absolute extravagant best. they start off with a party for like 3,000 people. two weeks later this have a party to celebrate james knox polk and annexation of texas. and john tyler then says, you can no longer serve and the man was out a party. >> and they returned to sherwood forest. we're going to see a little bit of their life there next. before we do that, let's take a question from robin in norman beach, florida. hi, robin. >> hi, there. i'm following along at home my first lady flash cards. >> perfect. >> i have a question with regard to fashion. was the bonnet or head dress so prevalent in earlier portrait for first ladies, with miss -- the first lady harrison, was that more matronly first ladies or personal preference? and for tyler, when would the first president wear what we would regard a modern neck tie, what year? thank you. >> thank you. >> the development of the modern neck tie from the provad, -- from the cravat, i think you're starting to get -- you're st

the female leads of "the mary tyler moore show." yesterday the fierce five played by actresses mary tyler moore, valerie harper, cloris leechman, betty white and georgia engel were together again to film an episode of "hot in cleveland"

. >> thank you, tyler. the stock is down big today after the resignation, probably the sacking of ron johnson more accurate. scott wapner wrote the story last night. then plummeted when the company announced that the former ceo mike ullman would return to the hot seat. during that time the stock dropped 15%, but don't forget that almost everybody, all issues were down from 2007 to 2009. right now, you can see the stock trades at 14.19, a whopping loss on the day. since johnson took over the company, the stock is down. what must he do immediately to stabilize, to right the ship. >> but first to cnbc's retail reporter courtney reagan, during his tenure, johnson was betting his own money on the company, betting effectively on his own success, so courtney, how much has mr. johnson lost? >> oh, simon shareholders are certainly not the only ones pays the price, while shares have lost 51% during johnson's 17 months at ceo, it's cost him dearly as well. with the help of executive compensation data firm, during his

his name is tyler. that's all we know. tyler. >> bill: now he's found. >> i said my name is tyler. it's going to be okay. and letters testing positive for poison. one sent to the president. other suspicious letters to u.s. senators. tonight, another plot unfolds. much i'm bill hemmer in tonight for shepard smith. we are live boilston street on the back bay of boston. a few blocks from the scene of monday's bombing and what has been a somewhat chaotic day here. just minutes ago a federal source telling fox news investigators are looking for two persons of interest in connection with monday's attack. now, both men captured in photos from the scene. more on that in a moment. of course, hours ago, we heard reports that an arrest was imminent in the attacks. some talk that an arrest had already happened. the fbi later saying there were no arrest and has not been one. nobody to bring to court here in boston. but at this hour, we're still awaiting a news conference from investigators that has been rescheduled over and over again. postponed was the word we heard late tonight. rick leventha

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>> i think tyler,a i few things. one, rates, part of it is the banks have not been willing to lend in part because of the litigation and regulatory issues that they face. so it's not necessarily -- they're tight for good reasons and i think as they're trying to figure out what their capital needs are, having perhaps finally gotten past the mortgage putback, things are probably going to be more in a mood to lend. we have seen the senior loan officer surveyed show a couple of quarters in which prime mortgages are seeing some easing of standards and we're also starting to see a little bit less tightening to the non-traditional mortgages of which some of these people will be a part of. part of this, tyler is this has been a deep problem of economic recovery and i would argue that as home prices continue to improve, the system effectively is healing itself and will do okay and i think as we've learned we don't want homeownership rates up around 68%, 69% and they probably belong in the low 60s and therefore, the people are

steinbrenner-- moonlighting for tyler chicken? pretty impressive, george.ays with the new york yankees and nights in arkansas with a top-flight bird outfit. and a hen supervisor to boot! i am blown. blown away. blown, george. bl-l-ow-ow-ow-own! you know, when you make a pizza bagel you really shouldn't use cinnamon raisin. you also shouldn't use a doughnut. [banjo plays] all right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the peterman reality tour. turn music off. can we just go? and go we will. what is this pizza pound cake? well, we have a bonus, ultra-reality stop today. we're gonna be hauling muffin stumps to the local...repository. we're going to a garbage dump? and we're off. [banjo plays] you know i never thought he'd be able to recreate the experience of actually knowing him, but this is pretty close. [gears grinding] don tyler? george steinbrenner here. i want to talk about george costanza. i understand he's been dividing his time between us and you. i cannot have that. well, i don't know who he is, but if you want him that bad, i'm not givin' him up that

tyler moore show" cast. mary, betts, valerie harper, cloris leachman and georgia engel are together for an episode of "hot in cleveland" and supporting valerie while she battling cancer. katie couric asked if they're till in touch with their male co-stars. >> do you guys ever talk to gavin or to ed, murray -- >> yes. >> do you all stay in touch? >> yes. >> i saw him on broadway in "grace" and he did such a wonderful job with paul ruud and michael -- >> ed, he's great and gavin i talked to last week. >> they're precious. i love lou and murray but catch more of the reunion on monday. "hot in cleveland" returns with a live episode in june and "the mary tyler moore show" reunion episode all on tv land. >>> finally the big breaker in "pop news." fried chicken. you guys better -- fried chicken lovers beware because kfc if you

reunion of the legendary "mary tyler moore show" cast. mary, betty white, valerie harper, cloris leachman and georgia engel are all together again for an episode of "hot in cleveland" and supporting valerie as she battles cancer. abc's katie couric sat down with the ladies and asked if they're still in touch with their male co-stars. >> do you guys ever talk to gavin or to ed, murray and lou? >> yes. >> mr. grant! >> do you all stay in touch? >> yes. >> i saw him on broadway in "grace," and he's doing such a wonderful job with paul ruud. >> ed, he's great, and gavin i talked to last week. >> they're precious. i love lou and murray, but catch more of their reunion monday on "katie." "hot in cleveland" returns with a live episode in june and "the mary tyler moore show" reunion episode airs in september all on tv land. >>> and finally the big breaker in "pop news." fried chicken. you guys better -- fried chicken

she certainly bewitched 57-year- old john tyler. he married her. being first lady. she had the job for less than the year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play "hail to the chief ." it was also julia tyler who greeted her guests sitting on a throne, a raised platform with purple plumes in her hair. it was almost as if she reseeded to that more queenly role of martha washington and deliberately rejected. >> we will take your questions and comments about these three first ladies by phone, facebook, and twitter at 9:00 on monday night on c-span. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. >> now the latest on negotiations on immigration legislation. from today's "washington journal," this is about 50 minutes. host: we're back with rebecca talent, the immigration policy advisor for the immigration policy center. rebecca, let me show you the headlines from this morning's papers. this is breaking over the weekend -- the chamber of commerce, unions, supposedly coming to some sort of resolution, however, they are cautioning, this is not set in stone. how wil

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. >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and suzy gharib. brought to you by -- >> the street.com. interactive tools foor an ever-changing world. our dividend stock adviser helps guide income at a period of low-interest rates. we help you invest and trade stocks. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are the street.com. >> finding growth. the economy expands, but some say it's not fast enough. what it all means for you. >> big mac. how mcdonald's sees the broadest economy. >> social investing. why using social media to get a competitive edge in the market could be dangerous to your wealth. all this and more on "nightly business report" good evening, everybody. s susie, any growth is good news. >> good, but not great. u.s. economy grew by 2.5%. that was less than the robust 3% most experts were predicting. much of the gains in the gross domestic product came from strong consumer spending. businesses and government spend less, raising concerns that growth may

the female leads of "the mary tyler moore show."harper, cloris leechman, betty white and georgia engel were together again to film an episode of "hot in cleveland" and to reminisce. can i just say truly sincerely i am so thrilled and honored to be with all of you ladies. ♪ love aall around no need to waste it ♪ >> when i saw mary richards drive in that mustang to that tv station in minneapolis, i thought, wow, i can have a career too. and what is it like for you all working together after 40 years? >> yeah, it really is heaven and none of us has changed. >> well, we've done the best we can. >> gravity has taken over a little bit. >> when you think back on the show that really started all of this, why do you all think it resonated so much? >> so reflected life, katie. it reflected women. >> and then, mary, that ever popular question, how come a girl like you isn't married? >> how come you're still single? >> in the '70s women, young women were living differently. >> out! out! >> you know, i think one of the things, the writing was fa

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here's the governor. >> his name is tyler. that's all we know. tyler. one of the things he said to her to calm her down was to show her his own shrapnel -- a wound or scar from his own shrapnel wound from when he was in afghanistan. victoria very, very much wants to thank tyler personally. so if tyler is out there and listening or reading the reports, we would love to hear from tyler so that we can connect him to victoria. >>steve: after that, as it turns out, somebody was watching the fox affiliate in boston called tyler and said i think the governor was just talking about you. tyler appeared on fox boston last night, and here's how he recounts meeting victoria. >> i just saw the fear in her eyes. she was obviously in extreme pain. i knew i had to talk to her. if there was nothing else i could do, i could talk to her. she asked me not to leave her. she was holding my hand. some kind of connection on a spiritual level i would have to say. just when i told her it was going to be okay, she believed me. i can't describe how calm she was at that point. and

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you by -- thestreet.com. interactive financial multimedia tools for an ever changing financial world. our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. real money helps you think through ideas for investing and trading stocks. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade by trade strategies. online, mobile, social media. we are thestreet.com. >> help from abroad. investors cheer. aggressive stimulus out of japan, and that helps send stocks higher. >> lackluster labor softening data on the jobs front has some concerned about tomorrow's employment report. are stocks ignoring the numbers? >>> and heading home. facebook hopes its new software will be all the rage in the mobile telephone industry. all that and more coming up. good evening, everyone, and welcome to our public television viewer. susie, welcome back, number one. number two, several crosscurrents in the market today. >> absolutely. and you kn

hello, tyler. >> i'm tyler mathisen in today for bill griffeth, coming to you from cnbc local headquarters. and on today's show, a busy rundown. it is a market that just wants to seem to go higher. another day in the green for stocks and we are on track now for new records for the dow and the s&p 500. we continue special coverage of this historic rally and give you some investing ideas, if you have new money to put to work in the market, even at these levels. >> yeah, also another first on cnbc interview coming your way. billionaire elon musk will be joining us in a little bit. the tesla founder, embroiled in two battles. one with texas and one with sarah palin. both centering around his high-end electric cars. you do not want to miss this interview. and to see what musk has to say about that business. stay with us for that. >> and maria, former apple ceo, john sculley, giving some advice to apple's archrival, samsung. what's the advice? we, he thinks samsung should hire former jcpenney ceo, ron johnson. sku skulley's here to explain why in an exclusive interview. >> let's get to the marke

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victoria very, very much wants to thank tyler personally. >> reporter: after that public plea tyler dodd >> i can stand up. >> no, you stay there. >> i can stand up. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> reporter: tyler told victoria he survived a shrapnel injury in afghanistan, but that wasn't quite true. >> he wasn't a soldier in afghanistan. he wasn't in combat. >> reporter: this is the little white lie you embrace? >> yeah. i don't regret it. i don't regret him telling me that. >> reporter: through it all, the blood loss, the chaos, a group of strangers pushed her to hold on. >> i'm so thankful. you guys are so brave. >> you're wonderful. >> reporter: this afternoon victoria left tufts medical center, thanks to a community of strangers who pulled together. kerry sanders, nbc news, boston. >> how about that story to end our broadcast on for a wednesday night? thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com with breaking news. >> we have been f

he does not know he is talking to tyler. he said i would not vote for taylor because i personally know his wife does not want him to run for president. very unassuming and often did not appear to be who he is. there is a true story that when he was in mexico, he was sitting in front of a tent, not with his general's stars on, and a young officer came up to him and said, will you shine my boots? the next day the officer came to him as commanding general. >> this is the second time in history a president dies in office. did we do a better job with it the second time around? it was not a constitutional crisis the first term. neverte frankly, they pasted with -- than ever fixed it until after the kennedy assassination. -- they never fix it. >> when harrison dies, the question is, does john tyler become president or does he remain vice presidents and acting president? that is something the constitution does not addressed. john quincy adams, who hated john tyler, used to refer to him , rather thanntcy his excellency. by the time b

now, tyler perry was a scene-stealer this week. [erik laughs - it was a surprise! coming in at number 3. - the amount was a surprise. i think the placement wasn't too much a surprise. i was expecting maybe around $15, $16 million, because we kind of joked last week that you put tyler perry in the madea character, his numbers are usually a lot higher, and this one doesn't have that, it is more of a straightforward drama, and the numbers were pretty extraordinary. - and because this is the 9th time that mr. perry has come in above $20 million, he now joins the ranks of steven spielberg- - and robert zemeckis. two of my favorite directors of all time coupled with one of my least favorite directors of all time. - you go tyler. - no. go away. - meanwhile, lionsgate stock, up almost 70% for the past year. not too shabby. it's trading just off its highs. moving on to what is coming up this weekend, "evil dead." [erik laughs - it is interesting that the marketing for this movie is saying that it is the most terrifying experience you are ever going to have in the theater, w

so if tyler is out there and listening or reading your reports, we would love to hear from tyler so we can connect him to victoria. tyler can touch with us by dialing, 617-725-4000. thank you all for coming. >> eric: that was the press conference, that was the governor and mayor and boston police, homeland security and to summarize. no claims of responsibility. the range of suspect says wide open. president obama will travel to boston on thursday. earlier we were trying to get to a quick statement by patty campbell the mother of the 29-year-old identified victim. fate campbell is the second one who was identified. take a listen to the mother moments ago >> everybody that knew her, loved her. she loved everybody. she was all smiles. i can't believe this has happened. she was hard worker and everything. it still doesn't make any sense. >> eric: that was patty campbell the mother of crystal campbell. >> bob: what struck me by the press conference, that is awfully difficult thing to follow the agony in her voice. i remember 9/11 when my kids were little and tried to explain to them why. i

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. >> you went off about the tyler perry. it wasn't a tyler perry. it based off a book by james madison and tyler perry just happened to be in it. >> yes, but he happened to direct it. >> but you said you didn't know. >> greg, you said you were on a movie with "dark knight rises." and you thought they shouldn't have shown it. >> i ordered the film. but i didn't know. virgin american has stuff you can order -- >> they don't edit their films. >> they don't. they had one of the 9/11 films on on the plane. and this was like -- i'm not kidding. and i'm going, you can actually order that? and i'm, like, sitting there and i'm going, who would do that? anyway, i was watching the "batman" movie and i'm going, oh mir oh, my god, i think i'm having a panic attack. luckily i was so prepared for that. >> so you took another -- >> yes, i took another. >> -- and then you were fine. >> i was fine. >> the lesson to you, kids, is always have another because you never know. >> you might take two and then have an extra one in your wallet. and when your wife says, what a

tyler. that's all we know. tyler. and one of the things he said to her, to calm her down, was to show her his own shrapnel -- a wound or scar from his own shrapnel wound from when he was in afghanistan. victoria very, very much wants to thank tyler personally so if tyler is out there and listening or reading your reports we would love to hear from tyler so we can connect him to victoria and tyler can get in touch with us by dialing 617-725-4000. if you just get that word out there i'd appreciate the favor and plmore to the point victori would. thank you all for coming. >> all right. there is the news conference. it ends on a note, hopefully tyler will in fact connect with victoria and observe vicely helped her a great deal. we did learn several important details at this news conferences specially from the fbi agent in charge of this investigation. he said possibly a pressure cooker kind of device in these two bombs. key word "possibly." they're investigating it and also investigating the lik

joining me live now, tyler mathisen, co-anchor of cnbc's "power lunch."'m curious, looking at the tick tock, tyler, how soon before people realize what happened there. >> it happened quickly. i was on the air at the time, tamron, and my cohost, sue herera, noticed that dow dove about 150 point there, very quickly. and there was a lot of scurrying down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. simultaneously, i was hearing in my ear that this hack and presumably, we knew very quickly, that it was a bogus hack, had taken place, and that that probably explained it. it was a matter of a couple of minutes. one of the things we don't know yet, tamron, and really one of the focuses of the investigation, is whether this attack was simply a malicious party trying to unnerve a nation already on edge after the boston bombings last week or whether it could have been someone somewhere trying to profit by the very quick down and up that it caused in the stock market. because if you put that kind of fake tweet out there, you know that the markets are going to pick it

it reverts back, say, when john tyler becomes president. he's a very weak president. and so being speaker of the house was important just as it's important today. >> it sounds like from this quote that sarah polk had a view of this when her husband was in the role. here's what she wrote -- "the speaker, if the purpose person and with the correct idea of his position, has even more influence over legislation and in directing the policy of the parties, than the president." says she. >> the polk -- particularly when he became president was a powerful president. in terms of waging war, he pulled a lot of power into the executive branch, but henry clay is the one we all think of as building the job of the speaker of the house, the man who ran for president forever. but through the years the speaker's job grows, the presidency grows in power. it ebbs and flows, the balance of power is the key to the whole thing in that nobody ever just completely runs away with it and it was set up so that could not happen. >> our next video demonstrates the role of sarah polk as the politi

yesterday you told -- >> about victoria and tyler. >> have we found tyler? >> i don't think so. i think there was a -- there may have been a couple people who came forward who were not. >> not the real tyler? >> not the real tyler. >> just to remind you, tyler really helped save the life of someone. >> that's right. and comforted someone who was understandably hysterical over in that medical tent right after the blast. she had a shrapnel wound herself. and she remembered a man named tyler explaining to her that he had been an army sergeant in afghanistan, and he had survived a shrapnel injury himself and she would be okay. i had a chance to visit with bill and denise richard today, who lost their son, and whose daughter was so badly injured. they lost an 8-year-old. they've been wonderful supporters of my campaign in the past. >> from dorchester. >> from dorchester. i had a chance to visit with them just three of us quietly if the hospital today. and for them, and all the victims, my heart just goes out. >> good luck, governor. thanks so much for sharing a few moments with us. w

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. >> we are on our way to a much warmer day. around the bay, mid-to upper 10s around oakland and berkeley, castro valley. along the coast, stinson beach mid-and upper 60s. the inland east bay, low to mid-80s to near 90s. that's the beginning of a heat wave coming our way. we could see a few records for the week ahead coming up midweek but i'll let you know about your forecast numbers today and all week long. that's coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. there is a major new development in the boston bombing investigation. russian authorities intercepted troubling phone conversations between one of the suspects and his mother two years ago. but u.s. officials weren't told until after it was too late. we go the latest now from abc news reporter gio in boston. >> overnight abc news learning the recorded phone conversation between tamerlan tsarnaev and his mom in 2011 wor

tyler was initially offered about $21,000 in financial aid.ozimors, who own this small auto repair shop, unless they can get additional assistance, he can't go to the school of his dreams. how tough would that be? >> real tough. heartbreaking. >> reporter: but there's a silver lining. enter our college tuition expert, kal chaney. he says families miss out on millions every year just because they don't know how to navigate the system. kal says, think of colleges as businesses. you have more leverage than you think you do, but you have to ask for it. >> the first aid package you get isn't necessarily the final offer. >> reporter: tip number one -- you can appeal that first financial aid package. did you know that you could appeal? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: tip number two -- use this phrase to start your appeal letter to the college. >> you're sending this letter "to request reconsideration" of the aid that was offered to your son. >> reporter: and spell out exactly why you deserve more aid. >> you want to be polite and cordial. you don't wa

i wouldn't know. >> you went off about the tyler perry. it wasn't a tyler perry. it based off a book by james madison and tyler perry just happened to be in it. >> yes, but he happened to direct it. >> but you said you didn't know. >> greg, you said you were on a movie with "dark knight rises." and you thought they shouldn't have shown it. >> i ordered the film. but i didn't know. virgin american has stuff you can order -- >> they don't edit their films. >> they don't. they had one of the 9/11 films on on the plane. and this was like -- i'm not kidding. and i'm going, you can actually order that? and i'm, like, sitting there and i'm going, who would do that? anyway, i was watching the "batman" movie and i'm going, oh mir oh, my god, i think i'm having a panic attack. luckily i was so prepared for that. >> so you took another -- >> yes, i took another. >> -- and then you were fine. >> i was fine. >> the lesson to you, kids, is always have another because you never know. >> you might take two and then have an extra one in your wallet. and when your wife says, what a

the women of the revolutionary "mary tyler moore show" together again for perhaps the last time. >>>d evening, and thanks for joining us. in the wake of tragedies like the shooting spree at sandy hook elementary school, shock and sor row are often followed by frustration that evil prevailed if only one could have been there to intervene. in mare co county, arizona, sheriff joe arpaioa hen posse of gun-toting civilians are the guardians of good, or so they believe. but not everyone believes. my co-anchor terry moran reports. >> reporter: at a high school just outside phoenix, arizona, a mad man stalks the hall. it's just a training exercise, but this is every parent's worst nightmare. >> on the ground! these men are learning how to fight the next school shooter. >> can't wait that long. >> reporter: and oddly enough their coach .is 19 0s action film legend steven segal. >> for every second that goes by, i told you, you could have dead children. >> reporter: he knows a thing or two about simulated shooting. but he's not acting here. he's a full fledged member of maricopa county's offic