yeah. >> jimmy: tyler perry, tyler perry., i do. >> jimmy: i know, but you should just have all the credits. even though -- i know other people are in the movie. >> it's so bad. it seems like an egomaniac, but really what it is -- it was -- when i started, i was trying to get people to remember my name. i think i've gone overboard now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now you have to do it. >> i don't have to do it anymore. >> jimmy: now you have to do it -- >> now their looking for. >> jimmy: but it's a great movie. the lead is fantastic. >> yeah, jurnee smollett-bell she's amazing. lance gross, robbie jones, vanessa williams. >> jimmy: brandy. >> brandy, yeah. >> jimmy: you have kim kardashian in this movie. >> kim kardashian, yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: how did you -- how did you, why did you? [ laughter ] in the good -- in the best way. in the best way. >> let me tell you something. she's the sweetest girl, if you got -- get a chance to know her, man. >> jimmy: yeah, she's been on a couple times. >> she's a really sweet girl. and i

>> from the cliff, tyler short can't believe his eyes. >> the p.a. tower got knocked over and you could just see big groups of people just getting swept away with this horrendous amount of water. >> the wave carries dan and betsy more than 100 feet. >> i ended up landing on a rock, then i had some big guy land right on top of me, you know, so i was pinned down. >> when the water subsides, the beach looks like a war zone. >> there was a lot of screaming, a lot of people hollering for help. i heard a lot of people screaming for medics, you know. there was just a lot of chaos. >> dan fractures his tailbone but he's able to walk. betsy's leg is broken in three places, and she's in excruciating pain. >> my foot was completely dislocated from my lower leg, and if it wasn't for skin, i would have lost my foot. the pain was pretty incredible. >> dan is ecstatic to see betsy alive, but he fears that another wave could hit at any moment. >> i'm telling the doctors get her off the beach, get her off the beach. i don't know how many times i repeated it, get her

you say tyler is your hero now. you became a firefighter, though, because of your dad. that like for you to do that together? >> well, for me having my son just stand up and say, dad, i'm donating a kidney to you, there's no words to say it. that is my hero. and he will always be my hero as long as i'm alive. >> we know you're a huge yankees fan, and because of your illness a lot of times you bought tickets to the yankees games and you were not able to go. we have a very special message for you, and it's father's day so, of course, a surprise. check it out. >> he loves the new york yankees. i heard about your story. it's a great story. i know you have to be so proud of your son, and i know this father's day is real special for you. why not make it even more special. come to yankees stadium and spend the day with us. we have some tickets for you. >> a personal invitation. >> thank you. he's my favorite. >> well, we're not done actually. we know you're big music fans which may or may not have something to do with your name, tyler. we have some other greetings perhaps for

tyler? >> michelle, alcoa kick off earnings season. that doesn't come until july 8th, two weeks from today but it will be pounce quickly enough. cnbc's jeff cox wrote an article attracting a lot of attention today ahead of the earnings season and basically says watch out below. earnings pre-announcements running 7-1 negative versus positive, says cox and that is the worst level since the first quarter of 2090. he reports that wall street consensus expects very little profit growth from the s&p 500 companies, so how healthy is that economy really? vanguard health system soaring as you see there, up nearly 70% today. the hospital operator tenet health care will buy that small arrival for $1.7 billion, $20 a share and 7% premium to vanguard's friday close. further evidence of consolidation being driven by president obama's health care reforms air, among other things. investors like the deal and tenet is up as well on this otherwise down day. barrick gold losing its shine. the gold mining company had to lay off a third of its corporate sta

>> yeah, that's right, tyler. a lot of people outside the beltway aren't familiar with the industry, but those of us inside the beltway have been exposed to it over the years and it's astonishing, i've got to tell you, to me and others i've talked to just how much the intelligence community outsources some of the key aspects of intelligence-gathering to private companies. it's a trend that exploded after september 11th, and booz, allen, hamilton is deeply intertwined with the intelligence community employing future and past heads of the director of national intelligence, key executives up and down the line with intelligence experience. tens of thousand of employees at this firm. one of the questions here is what exactly was edward snowden doing? he's the man who says that he leaked this key information while he was an employee in hawaii of booz, allen, hamilton. here's what he said he could do at one point in his career, whether at booz, allen or another firm inside the government, not entirely sure about the comm

>> good evening, tyler. cnbc obtained a document that shows closely watched number that routinely moves markets is ac accessed by a group of traders for a fee 2 seconds before out official release. a contract signed by the news and data feed service skpun ver -- and university of pich mitch, five minutes before that at 9:55 a.m. the money is distributed who are given certain headline numbers but the contract carves out an even more elite group of clients who subscribe to the ultra distribution platform or high speed data feed offered by thompson reuters. those clients received the information in a specialized format taylor made at 95458.00. here is what tompson said routers said, details of the teared release of this data are provided openly to the customers and public and anyone wishing to trade on this data can pay for the service that best meets their data needs. now thompson reuters said it fully discloses the 2-second lead time on their website this is extremely valuable data. the contract shows they pa

who you are seeing here in that spot shadow is 27-year-old jessica tyler. she's trying to take a picture of her niece but goes up to approach 39-year-old latesha james. a she said/she said about what was said during that little conversation. jessica tyler returns to her seat but then quickly gets back up and says something else. the second graders are dancing to "thrift shop." watch what happens here. tyler goes back to her seat for a second time and that's when james follows. gets in her face. and a fight ensues in the middle of this second grade talent show. now as i play it back, i want to point out when jessica tyler is returning to her seat after the second time, look. it does look as if she pushes over a small child. that is a 3-year-old daughter of latesha james. we don't know necessarily if that was on purpose to knock that child over but you see the child hit the ground. these two were strangers before the show. initially latesha james was arrested and charged with battery after this incident. police are also recommending battery charges for jessic

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here comes tyler sequin. watch this right there. by tyler say kequin on the back happened.wford. before he can get to that open net, he comes in. david bolland bales out everybody right there so daugavins can't cash. >> mike: eight scoring chances in the overtime, seven by boston. for chicago it's hjalmarsson. saad directed on? toews pushed it on goal. away from hossa played by chara. dropped back on. it's carried back ahead once more by krejci. he must wait, played back around. it is outletted. drop back over for oduya. rushed by seidenberg. bounced on to horton. horton sailed around. more changes in lines. grabbed and held by rask. what is the length of a shift in overtime compared in regulation play would you guess? >> eddie: i think it certainly is much shorter, doc, in the first overtime because of how far your defensive zone is from your bench. normally 30, 35 seconds, 40 seconds when you talk about regulation into overtime, but that long change of the first overtime you're probably looking to go up and down and off. you don't want an extended shift. you're look at th

tiyle tyler? >> a tasty earnings report, cracker barrel reported a 30% increase in profit and increased the dividends and the forecast for the year. investors ate up the results and pushed shares up 6.5% on the day. >> as samsung was unveiling the new tablet in seoul, investors continued to drive up shares up almost 4% on double the usual volume it closed today. >> another blue chip tech stock, steve bomber is working on a restructuring of the company that could mean increased roles for several executives. the shares touched a new all year high. they are up more than thirty-four %. >> well, it was a rough day for investors in zynga, they lowered the out look for the year, saying its farmville franchise is the only one performing well. and announced layoffs of 18% of the work share. the shares closed at $2.99. >> and shares of infinity pharmaceuticals plunged nearly 40%. joining us now to discuss the company is adaline perkins. good to have you with us. >> thank you, it's nice to be here. >> we wil

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she part of our family tyler seems well ajusted and happy.o dads say they have not encountered any negativety sore far but expect challenge ahead. and are trying adopt another child again using facebook. >> in silver spring. fox five news. >> keeping your information private may be as simple as down locked an app coming up latest trend some are turning to after revelation of the n sa surveillance program. and bit later an unusual fighting vatican why the pope was at celebration for harley dadeson motorcycle riders. stay right there. fox five as news at 10:00 just getting started. official release details on nicial release details on national security agency adverse program documents said nsa checked just 300 phone numbers last year. source say phone records program helped n sa stop 2000 alee plot to blow up new york city subway under the program records show things like time and the lengths of each call. it is only be mention ined four suspect connection terrorism sir is your program raising new questions about personal privacy and now many a

but it is for tyler griffin. >> constantly being a statistic. >> reporter: in tyler's world, there are plenty of obstacles. but he has overcome all of them. he recently graduated from berkeley high school. but he spends most of his time with his family in east oakland, a place where gunshots and flashing police lights are common. and college for many is not an option. >> i don't know how to express it. >> reporter: tyler's big sister is proud of her brother because he beat the odds on two fronts. >> he's come a long way. he was born very premature. he didn't have a chance of actually making it into this world. i feel like he's made it. and he's really made it. >> reporter: a lot of young african-american men don't make it out of their neighborhood, let alone go to college. alicia dixons executive director of the market foster education fund, a group dedicated to helping these young men reach their goals. >> a college access foundation of california have joined forces. >> reporter: making sure some 500 african-american men from almost every high school in the bay area make it to college

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>> hi, tyler. irs said yesterday he's completed his initial review of this irs political targeting scandal, and he said that some of this targeting actually went on a lot longer and lasted a lot later than we initially knew, but other details emerging over the past 24 hours suggesting that the irs political targeting in terms of what they call the be on the lookout lists or bolo lists intended to flag terms that would indicate political activity by a non-profit group or tax-exempt group included progressive or liberal sounding terms like progressive or occupy or some of the others that would indicate liberal groups may have been targeted as well, if that's true that might take some of the steam out of this whole scannedal, tyler. here's the response now from the inspector jfnlt we talked to them this morning and got their take on this entire scandal. they said as we continue our review we've identified other criteria that used names and policy positions to refer cases. although these criteria were

by tyler seguin. gives the puck to paille. and the line had a real good shift before the tv time-out. right back for claude julien to give the bruins the 1-0 lead. >> mike: kane got it over. and bickell, rask to poke away at it. only the second shot on goal by chicago. the first came from center ice. the second, a strong chance. krejci brings it on. krejci. to the corner, lucic. trying to get it through oduya who was backed by krejci. carried by hjalmarrson. to kane. at the line. and he turned it over to chara. to bickell and they have an exchange. and they're still tangled up. one of the linesmen separates them. meanwhile, a great chance at the other end and it looked like it might have caught the post. this one played back and seidenberg is there. he turned the puck over in that battle with chara. >> mike: keith. carried by sharp. fires and it is fought off by rask. bergeron steps in to sharp. nudged ahead to jagr. back out to center. marchand with it there. hands on to jagr. back to marchand. gliding with it. pivoting. to t

one more thing i want to show you, tyler, which is really interesting to me.wanted to make sure that people weren't taking jobs below them and asked this question a couple of times. back in 2007, is your job making full use of your ability, use of many of your skills but not all? you can see here that many americans say their job is making full use of their ability? most people say use of many and not all and very few are saying i'm really underemployed which is real one of the key things. i didn't believe the numbers, but we did ask a lot of corroborating questions and it does seem -- oh, and by the way. i went back to 1978. i looked at polling, six different polls between now and 1978. >> yeah. i was 24 then. >> they all corroborate that. what's interesting about that, 1978 is the year after johnny paycheck made "take this job and shove it" famous. didn't write the song but made it famous. 85%, 86% saying they were satisfied with their work. >> fascinating. >> my pleasure. >> 50 plus people are satisfied because we're employed. >> that's probably a part of i

back to you, tyler. >> back to you, michelle.eporting from mexico city. >>> heads up to anyone for anyone about to fly. if you're going to europe, you may have a problem on your hands so double check the flights. the main airports in france have cut 1,800 flights and are warning of long delays. air traffic controllers there have begun one of their periodic three-day strikes, a plan to centralize control and many flights from the u.s. to parts of europe, of course, do go through paris so good luck if you're going to be on an avion over the next couple of days. >>> let's take a look at some photographs from istanbul where the protests have intensified just today. turkish police have moved in on government protesters there in the capital using water cannon, tear gas as prime minister erdogan says he won't meet with the protesters. there's to theage -- there's the footage of the clash. live in istanbul now as you look down there. we're joined by nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel who is live and ready for that tear gas.

hi, jane. >> reporter: tyler, could hummus be the next peanut butter or ketchup?ategory hopes so though he's got his hands full literally trying to figure out how to grow quickly enough to meet demand. >> keeping it simple and doing it in a big and large quantity. this is very challenging. this is the reason that we have a lot of engineers here. >> reporter: he runs sabra, a 50-50 split between the company and pepsico. they have half the market share well ahead of afinos and so products have gone into an r & d lab in virginia to figure out the best chickpeas and what flavors americans like, jalapeno, a sackrelig to purists. >> all the products that they have something like 60%, and for our point there's no reason that hummus, there's no replacement to this kind of product, so we're trying today to arrive at the 80, 70, still have a huge opportunity. >> take that, greek yogurt. so what does this have to do with tobacco and why are some lebanese angry? sue and tyler, that angle next hour on "street signs." >> look forward to it very much, janie. appreciate it. >>> a

the very funny jesse tyler ferguson is dropping by!ave -- then we have a new genius. the new genius in town. he's a genius chef, a co-founder of mission chinese food here in new york city. they do here and san francisco as well. and they give proceeds of their money to food banks and stuff. he's a good man.Ñ.' but he just won the james beard award as a young dude. he's got -- he's just -- he's got dyed hair. [ laughter ] he's a young punk. >> steve: good to be bold. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a young punk. he's starting fistfights in the hallway. chef danny bowien will be $vá1%9%9 [ cheers and applause ] young punk skateboarding out there. >> steve: skateboarding out there. spray painting the walls. >> jimmy: skipping school out in the hallway. >> steve: he's tardy. >> jimmy: yeah, he's awesome. it's time for "late night hashtags," you guys. here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, guys. you guys are on twitter, right? you guys are on twitter? [ applause ] you guys at home on twitter, you can play alo

>> i think so, tyler. i really do. i think if you go back a couple years when the word that the armageddon was coming and the world was going to end, we would have loved to have today and someway today to me should be a celebrated milestone, rather than some scary event because really what happened today was even the fed now, which has been very worried about the economy is admitting it is indeed, getting strong enough that it can start to back off from stimulating. >> uh-huh. >> so that's a great thing. that means it can stand on it's own two feet and that's great longer term for equity. >> as much as you say this, investors are scared by seeing the triple digit gains and losses like today, you know, mark is selling off on when pre sumbly is a good news day s. there a way that individual investors can benefit from this volatility play with it? >> i think so. and i think that's what i would look at. i would keep your eyes on not necessarily y day out or month in and month out. look where they are from a year ago and st

suzy will be back here tomorrow. >> and i'm tyler mathisen, great to be with you. thank you-all for watching. have a great evening everybody, see you back here tomorrow. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> thestreet.com. interactive financial multi media tools for an ever changing financial world. our dividend stock advisor 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, wearethestreet.com. % >>> welcome. i'm rebekah king reed. this week we're in the win chester mystery house in san jose. it's one of the bay area's interesting places. there are acres of gorgeous gardens. and the fortune in the tiffany windows. we kept car penters working nonstop for 38 years building this lavish mansion. later, we'll meet an architect building as long as mrs. winchester and a man who lives with

hands on the other mother's throat, although she claims tyler shoved her first. james is worried this altercation will cost her her job at a hospital. >> how will i be able to take care of my children because of a split second. when i tell you i'm sorry, i am so sorry, but i was sorry right after i did it. >> if convicted james could face up to a year behind bars, as for the other mother, police have forwarded the case to the state's attorney's office. >>> and a car crashing in mesa arizona. two women were pinned under the run away suv and another woman was injured. the driver, a 78-year-old woman told them she was trying to to park the car. we hear this all the time, but she hit the gas pedal instead of the break. >>> checking in with eyewitness news at 6:00 for these stories and more coming up, vic carter is standing by with the preview our first warning weather team is tracking tropical storm andrea, more on the damage and flooding in florida. >>> plus, horses removed, this isn't the first time animals have been removed from severn property, and back to you. >

suzy will be back here tomorrow. >> and i'm tyler mathisen, great to be with you. thank you-all for watching. have a great evening everybody, see you back here tomorrow. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you by -- >> thestreet.com. interactive financial multi media tools for an ever changing financial world. our dividend stock advisor 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, wearethestreet.com. >>> tonight on quest -- from the time an embryo is three weeks old the heart never stops working to keep us alive. but if children are overweight, they double their risk of heart disease later in life. >> individuals who have obesity from childhood, have old blood vessels in their heart. >> heart disease kills more americans than any other cause of death -- more than cancer, car accidents or aids. on this quest special, meet a teenager

tyler? >> the man responsible for the mace of intelligence leak telling a british newspaper about american surveillance techniques is speaking, sort of. eamon javers will be speaking, more than sort of. >> reporter: i'll be speaking here. what edward snowden was doing is participating in an online q&a with "the guardian" newspaper that wrapped up 15, 20 minutes ago. fascinating conversation between snowden and a lot of kwes questioners. snowden saying basically he doesn't think informed consent or consent of the governed is innocent unless it's informed and he said he was impressed with the first couple of days of media coverage and the debate over the nsa snooping, but then he said he was disappointing about the mainstream media focusing on him, what his girlfriend looks like, things he typed on the internet back when he was 17 and raising a few questions about american tech companies and what their role should be, calling revisions in their statement and noting some of the very similar wor

tyler? guesses?> i saw what they were, and they won't surprise you when you hear it. >> no, no. >> but i had no idea that coke didn't do business there at all. >> north korea and cuba. >> wow. wow. >> it makes sense once you hear about it, right? having been to cuba, you can -- >> it's got to be rum and coke in cuba. >> illicit coke. >>> sue, down to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> sex, lies and newspapers a new twist, coming up next. >>> plus hacking back. ♪ anything you can do ♪ i can do better >>> hack 'em back. if authorities can't or won't help, you can help yourself. see how some hacking victims are now fighting back with hired guns. more "power lunch" in two minutes. 6 with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platfor