i want to see tyler at 40. >> tyler said it's the best birthday ever. gift to him for showing his awesome video to america. happy birthday, tyler markham. ♪ >> look out into the surf and you see açó dorsal fin. the fin of a shark and that's on the end of a fisherman's line, standing right on the beach. guy caught a shark, but the guy recording the scene caught something more eye popping. >> oh! >> i didn't notice the first guy. >> there appears to be three guys out there, they are fishingin the buff and they have a shark. >> i don't want him to go, but i just don't want to -- >> his dorsal fin. >> and one guy goes out to firn the job. >> oh! my eyes! >> his whole bait bag wriggling down. >> i want to let him go. i to want to let him go. >> what makes this weirder is that there are naked guys and then fully clothed guys, how does that mixture occur? >> when one naked fisherman hands his rod to someone else, says hold that. >> this is so we're. y weird. we forget there is a shark because there is a lot of ball sack. >> there do this, and nothing wrong wit

on the other side, tyler at 30. apparently he did an interpretive dance, and he is recreating that moment. ♪ children get older, i'm getting older too ♪ >> this is so awesome. and pay close attention. look on the right side, he's got his drawers open, so he opens it on the left side, and the und underwear is a pretty close spot on dance. look how literal she with his interpretation. ♪ and i saw my reflection in a snow covered hill ♪ >> this is so funny. i have been laughing all day long with it playing in my head. >> we reached out, he said it has been the best birthday ever, so our birthday gift to him, we're showing his awesome video to america. happy birthday tyler! [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- how 100% fiber optics takes your entertainment to ridiculous levels. i was streaming videos, movies, music. once i realized how fast it was, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ]

hi, jon. >> hay, tyler. windows was about 28%, delivering 5.7 billion in revenue, flat with the years before. that brings us to today's news. microsoft saying in the plainest language yet that windows blue will be coming before the end of the year. what will be new? well, microsoft said during the earnings call that smaller tab letts are on the way. that's one change. microsoft chief marketing officer also hinted today at changes in response to customer feedback, which may mean the return of the start -- it certainly means more options for businesses. now, i sat down with microsoft's ceo steve balmer in the fall, and he talked about what he was trying to accomplish with the o.s. >> we're trying to evolve window in such a way that they can use windows devices pcs, tab letts, et cetera for play and for work, and not have to compromise between the two. >> one way to read window blue is that microsoft's no-compromise approach has resulted in some compromises, particularly pc users says it's to tab lett like. we'

bradt is one of them. >> my name is tyler bradt. i live in missoula, montana, and i'm a professional kayaker. >> he's traveled the globe traveling after rapid after churning rapid. >> what i've fallen in love with is the extreme side of kayaking. big drops and waterfalls. >> tyler paddled over his first waterfall at the age of 15, and has never looked back. >> i would say as an extreme kayaker i've probably run 100, 150-plus waterfalls. i've kind of lost count over the years. >> in september 2007, tyler came across alexandra falls in canada's northwest territories, far higher than any waterfall he had done before, 107 feet tall, and he decided to go for it. >> the feeling behind running that waterfall was a moment in time that i will remember forever. i surfaced upright without even flipping over off that waterfall. it was amazing. >> the ride over alexandra falls didn't just give him an adrenaline rush, but the world record for the highest waterfall anyone had kayaked over. nobody could successfully paddle out of a bigger drop, nob

tyler safe food here and unsafe foods up high.er has learned to read labels to find safe treats. >> and he found the candy bar and he said, mommy, this say dairy free and vegan. does that mean i can have it? >> he was thrilled to find these chocolate bars had a dairy free label. >> i read the ingreed -- ingredients and did not see any dairy or egg. >> tyler began to eat one and within minutes the panic. >> he said to us my mouth is burning. my mouth is on fire. he threw up about three times. >> she was ready with this emergency shot of medicine. the reaction subsided on its own, but they say tyler's fear did not go away. >> he asked me, mommy, why did they trick us with that label? >> turns out the package did say dairy free and vegan on the front, but in small print on the back it also says the candy is made in a facility that produces products containing dairy. she saw the notice, but relied on the dairy free label on the front. >> we should take anything on the label, especially on the front of the label, with a grain of salt.

tyler safe food here and unsafe foods up high. tyler has learned to read labels to find safe treats. >> and he found the candy bar and he said, mommy, this say dairy free and vegan. does that mean i can have it? >> he was thrilled to find these chocolate bars had a dairy free label. >> i read the ingreed -- ingredients and did not see any dairy or egg. >> tyler began to eat one and within minutes the panic. >> he said to us my mouth is burning. bout threes on fire. times. >> she was ready with this emergency shot of medicine. the reaction subsided on its own, but they say tyler's fear did not go away. >> he asked me, mommy, why did they trick us with that label? >> turns out the package did say dairy free and vegan on the front, but in small print on the back it also says the candy is made in a facility that produces products containing dairy. she saw the notice, but relied on the dairy free label on the front. >> we should take anything on the label, especially on the front of the label, with a grain of salt. >> this consumer add

in july 2006, nancy tyler declared war.the famous war of the tylers by filing for divorce. >> in over 40 years of practice i have never seen a criminal defendant say anything like what i heard richard say to judge dewey and the court. >> i feel it is a waste of time for me to rot in a cage for the rest of my life without a purpose. killing nancy tyler gives me that purpose. >> incredibly, in open court, shenkman threatened to kill nancy, hatching an elaborate plot to hire a hit man from his prison cell. >> one lone experienced professional assassin has the green light from me to kill connecticut's self-proclaimed poster child for domestic violence. >> i've never seen a sentencing like that and i've been covering courts for quite some time. >> imagine my arrogance announcing to this court that i'm paying a killer to gun down nancy tyler while i'm chained in a maximum security prison. how delusional am i? nobody is going to believe it. >> judge julia dewey dismissed shenkman's claims of being a p.o.w. >> now the reason you're

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tyler! tyler! it was an instinctive reaction. no one could hear me unless they just happened to be within earshot of my voice. >> he's in intense pain and bleeding profusely. he struggles back to his patrol car where he can radio for help. >> i was able to reach in and grab the radio and make a call out for help. tyler, help! i've been shot! help, tyler! help, please! >> this time, police were able to hear him and help is on the way. his breathing becomes heavy. he's close to death. >> i actually had an image of my wife waving, after we had just had dinner earlier that day. and i was thinking about my little girl back at home. >> he summons the strength to relay critical information on the suspects. >> 1414, can you give me any kind of vehicle information? >> tyler, it's going to be a blue pickup truck with two hispanic males. >> help arrives within minutes as cops begin a hunt for the blue pickup. trooper stone is still conscious but in critical condition. >> it felt like my shoulder exploded and the only thing holding it togeth

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tyler safe food here and unsafe foods up high. tyler has learned to read labels to find safe treats. >> and he found the candy bar and he said, mommy, this say dairy free and vegan. does that mean i can have it? >> he was thrilled to find these chocolate bars had a dairy free label. >> i read the ingreed -- ingredients and did not see any dairy or egg. >> tyler began to eat one and within minutes the panic. >> he said to us my mouth is burning. my mouth is on fire. he threw up about three times. >> she was ready with this emergency shot of medice. >> he asked me, mommy, why did they trick us with that label? >> turns out the package did say dairy free and vegan on the front, but in small print on the back it also says the candy is made in a facility that produces products containing dairy. she saw the notice, buton the de front. >> we should take anything on the label, especially on the front of the label, with a grain of salt. >> this consumer add advocate says parents should not rely on labels to protect kids, ease early andly i

tyler? >> aman, it's susie here. a lot of tough conversation back and forth. how do you think apple came out through all of this and tim cook in particular? do you think apple's reputation was hurt by this hearing today? >> reporter: i don't. i think there was less damage done here to apple than a lot of folks in washington expected, particularly given the tough revelations in that senate report that came out last night. the senate report said apple created three companies around the world that were not legal tax residents of any country anywhere in the world. that was the first time these senate investigators had seen anything like that. a lot of people were heaping praise on the company and holding up their iphones and how great they thought iphone was. >> fascinating to watch. thank you so much, reporting coming up a little later in the program, how many other big corporations are taking advantage of tax loopholes and what's the impact? we'll discuss it with david of the new york times. t

in the gray room is a table and it's the table upon which we are told john tyler served julia tyler breakfast in her bedroom after he had been around the house. after his horse back ride he will go to the table and have breakfast. also, her mother writes her and says, i understand from other people that visit you that you sleep until 9:00 in the morning that the president brings breakfast in bed. she said please do not take advantage of an elderly gentleman. in the afternoon julia writes to her mother frequently. her brothers, david and alexander who were students at princeton became upon the suggestion of mrs. gardener. her mother writes her back and said don't be so picky on minutia. she did love to entertain and we do have the record of a ball which she said. in her honor of her sister margaret who came here frequently, a portrait here is of julia and margaret. this port trait -- portrait was painted. anyway, the ball that she had for margaret started at 9:00. she says they danced the waltz until the sun rose. the finest champagne flowing. among one thing that julia did here for entertainm

>> that's a good question, tyler. i would like to point out that the stock has done very well, but the earnings have done better in recent years. stock with earnings compounding, more than 20% in recent years. it will continue to grow at 20% and the p.e. 20 times this year's earnings, 17 times next year's earnings, a good buy. jerey boyd the architect, going back to the early 2000 period. we love priceline as the global leader in online travel. >> see if we can squeeze in one more. eog resources, what's the attraction? >> terrific acreage. strong oil production has driven strong earnings growth and driven the stock higher, we think that will continue. >> howard, thank you so much. any disclosures to make on the recommendations? >> yes, susie, i own all of these stocks myself. >> thank you so much. have a great weekend. howard ward. >> putting his money where his mouth is. for the final installment in the week-long series on companies that made a big comeback. tonight, six flags, a company that putin investors on quite

>> let me put it in reverse for you, tyler.n doing this for 32 you'res, and yes, outlet centers are closer to the metropolitan area or the -- of that coys. we created a true distribution channel today. so we are looking forward to many years of stned growth. we welcome competition. this is america. this is the capitalist environment, success breeds competition and our sector which is a unique sector, it's easy to announce a project and it's very difficult to get one built, but there's a long runway to grow in the united states and in canada for outlet center, new outlet center. we anticipate in the next ten years as many as 100 new outlet centers can be built on an existing base of about 150. so we are small niche, but a high growth company and a high growth industry. >> we have half a minute left and i do want to ask you about what the market for commercial real estate is like. we've been reporting a lot about housing. we heard our report about how prices are going up and a lot more buyers. what about in the commercial space?

susie and tyler? >> thanks a lot. >>> and before those numbers, google was all the talk on wall street today. the stock breaking through $900 a share and the company tried to add to the optimism by rolling out a line of new products at its annual conference for developers. john ford is covering the event for us from san francisco. john? >> yeah, tyler. big, big day for google. stock up better than 3%. on the other hand, rivals apple down more than 3%. part of the reason why, one of the big announcements from google was a new music service. google play music all access. the pitch here similar to services like spotify is all the music an google's catalog. app users disposal for $9.99 a month. rolling out in the u.s. first. starting june 30th. what's -- well, if you sign up by june 30th, you get the service for a little bit cheaper. what's interesting about this, there's a radio component to it which competes with folks like spotify and pandora. taking a step back, there was more than just music announce

only his pride was hurt in the fourth, rockies pitcher tyler chatwood singles up the middle. into center field, 4-1. colorado adder two more. 10-2 the final, lincecum taking the loss in five innings. >> the royals took the lead in the first, billy butler dropped this in, to make it 1-0. kansas city loaded the bases witness no out but tommy pill lone gets out. brandon moss with this triple to deep center brings home coco crisp and the a's win 2- . milone snaps a winning streak. >> the-the knicks and pacers. stevenson struck a late 11-2 run. the pacers eliminate the knicks. indiana next plays miami starting on wednesday. >> kentucky derby orb was considered almost a sure thing to capture the preakness but a 15-1 underdog named oxbow had other plans. >> oxbow, a fewer low -- furlough to run. it's my lucky day on the odd. oxbow, down to the -- it's lucky day to the outside. but it's oxbow, and gary stevens, who wins the preakness. >> orb couldn't overcome starting on the rail and finished fourth so there will be no triple crown winner this year. >> at santa clara, the earthquakes

only his pride was hurt in the fourth, rockies pitcher tyler chatwood singles up the middle.nto center field, 4-1. colorado adder two more. 10-2 the final, lincecum taking the loss in five innings. >> the royals took the lead in the first, billy butler dropped this in, to make it 1-0. kansas city loaded the bases witness no out but tommy pill lone gets out. brandon moss with this triple to deep center brings home coco crisp and the a's win 2- . milone snaps a winning streak. >> the-the knicks and pacers. stevenson struck a late 11-2 run. the pacers eliminate the knicks. indiana next plays miami starting on wednesday. >> kentucky derby orb was considered almost a sure thing to c preaknese preakness but a 15-1 underdog named oxbow had other plans. >> oxbow, a fewer low -- furlough to run. it's my lucky day on the odd. oxbow, down to the -- it's lucky day to the outside. but it's oxbow, and gary stevens, who wins the preakness. >> orb couldn't overcome starting on the rail and finished fourth so there will be no triple crown winner this year. >> at santa clara, the earthquakes t

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>> i think that with the tyler shooting, it's about fun. you want the kids to enjoy what they are doing. you have that conversation and dialogue with your child about this is a tool, and this is, you know, his sport equipment that is always pointed down range. it's never something that is given to a child and left unattended and always put up out of sight. you have to take the necessary precautions to insure that the child can't get to it and even if they can get to it, there's a safety on it and there is not anything in the chamber. so it's really up to the parent to insure that the child is safe and everybody around them is safe when they are handling a gun. >> i thank you for having this conversation with me, something that as this national gun debate continues more people will be discussing. thank you. >> thank you. >>> victor, thanks very much. coming up next, even in death, tamerlan tsarnaev is causing outrage. what should done with his body? he allegedly caused so much heart break here, and that story after this. those hands. oooh la

what a day it was and it was historic, tyler, on wall street. the dow closed about 15,000 for the first time ever and the s&p 500 also set a new closing high. so these milestones are another chapter in a remarkable year for the major stock averages. powering stocks higher today, a batch of better than expected earnings reports. more stimulus from central banks and this time from australia and renewed confidence by investors that the u.s. economy is going to be okay. the u.s. rally came in reaction to strong stock performance in world markets this morning and we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, here's a look at the closing digits on wall street and closing at a record 15,056. the nasdaq added three and the s&p gained eight points to 1625 and its highest points ever. >> the historic highs reached in u.s. equities had helped jump-start a global rebound in stocks with burrses from asia to europe and beyond making record-set being gains. lisa has more now from london. >> hi, everyone. it's pretty amazing what's going on on global equity

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>> it's a new technical term. >> tyler?ng beyond that for just a moment, sort of the same question to you. you see a 5 to 10% correction. what would you be doing with your money right now? >> well, again, we still like equities, in particular, large cap. we would be waiting to put that money to work until that correction comes. and in addition to that, w d overweight technology. as you know, technology lagged in the first quarter, but we're starting to see some life there, and lastly, japan. and we think japan has a lot more to move. all that being said, we're still waiting to put that new money to work until we see that correction, both here in the u.s. and in the japanese markets. >> how severe might the correction be, jeff? what are you expecting? >> i don't think more than 10%. 5%, 10%. that would give us a good entry point. we still think the economy is recovering, so there's -- you know, longer term, the equities should go higher, but we just have to see some type of breather. it's march, 2009, four years straight up

tyler, can we do that again but zoom in? god, the real creator, tyler. no zoom in. all right. we'll do it after the show. >> viewers at home, as he is saying it, watch the tv. just go in. we are the only interactive show on cable news. >> yes. god, the real creator. all right. that's good. >> all right. i want to make two points. the professor was offended because he said it's comparing a goat to blacks. however, in order for them to be consistent they would have hired all goats. and if they hired all goats that would have been chaos. you can't have six goats. >> yeah. >> i've tried. >> that's hollywood 101. >> yeah. it is. hollywood 101. also, when people get mad about a lot of this stuff like why are all blacks used in lineups who benefits that? white actors. because then you are going to say okay. we're not going to hire any black actors for this but white actors. so then it's kind of like when they use in the end -- never mind. anyway. cnn -- >> good point. >> thank you. i was going to go into a really politically incorrect area and i decided i'd stop myself. that's what y