secretly live stream tyler's date with a man. they were charged with invasion of privacy. >> how do you react when someone says that is boys being boys. >> tyler was the youngers of three boys. james, now 29, brian 26 and tyler. my baby who will be forever 18. >> owe has a great passion. he loved music. and accomplished violinist. >> i was six years older than him. >> james clementi. >> we had protect him. >> the family always close regularly attended an evangelical christian church. only later did jane and her husband realize that the church's message was causing anguish at home what was that message? >> that being gay is a sin. i felt there was something wrong with me. >> did you talk to your parents? did you feel that you could? >> i wanted to talk to my parents. that was the safiest conversation. >> in the summer ever 2010, right before tyler went to rutgers, james did reach out to his younger brother. and they both came out to each other. >> he seemed very relieved to finally have it be out in the open. felt like this huge w

one of them was tyler something. and then another one was tyler something.space that just had all my drawings and a couple of beats i made and random ideas and stuff. i put it under tyler the creator because i couldn't think of anything else. that kind of got -- that page got more popular. and then i just ran with it. i did not plan this out at all. >> jimmy: i think that's smart. i have to say, when i first saw your name in print, tyler the creator, i was intrigued. i wanted to know, what's going on here? does this guy have his own religion? what is happening? >> not yet. i've been trying to start a cult and i failed miserably. >> jimmy: you've got to keep trying. you're very young. how old are you? >> 24. >> jimmy: you've been successful a few years now. have you ever had a regular job? >> i worked at starbucks and fed ex. oh my god. horrible. >> jimmy: was it really bad? >> starbucks was cool because i stole cheese danishs every day. fed ex was so depressing. the spirit there, older dudes just pushing boxes. but okay with it. and it scared the living hell

one of them was tyler something. and then another one was tyler something.t had all my drawings and a couple of beats i made and random ideas and stuff. i put it under tyler the creator because i couldn't think of anything else. that kind of got -- that page got more popular. and then i just ran with it. i did not plan this out at all. >> jimmy: i think that's smart. i have to say, when i first saw your name in print, tyler the creator, i was intrigued. i wanted to know, what's going on here? does this guy have his own religion? what is happening? >> not yet. i've been trying to start a cult and i failed miserably. >> jimmy: you've got to keep trying. you're very young. how old are you? >> 24. >> jimmy: you've been successful a few years now. have you ever had a regular job? >> i worked at starbucks and fed ex. oh my god. horrible. >> jimmy: was it really bad? >> starbucks was cool because i stole cheese danishs every day. fed ex was so depressing. the spirit there, older dudes just pushing boxes. but okay with it. and it scared the living hell out of me. so

damn it. >> from the cliff tyler short can't believe his eyes. >> p.a. tower got knocked over. 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, and i had some big guy land right top of me, 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. heard a lot of people screaming for medics, you know, and it was just a lot of chaos. >> dan fractures his tail bone, but he is able to walk. betsy's leg is broken in three places, and she's in excrucia 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, get her off the beach. >> it was survival

i tyler mathisen. stocks rise on strong retail sales, more on that in a moment. but one of the most talked about social media stocks twitter. call it #you're out. ceo dick costolo is stepping down. cofounder jack dorsey will come back and take over as interi from investors and the that the company's growth w trading. st and executive lal for a company that's had a yey since chief operatii ragani left the company and its of twitter, for not communicating unfavorably to growth and oths it's pingcked up the way. twitter had a difficult report with revenue and guidance coming in below expectations. the question is what happens now under jack dorsey, does he endh company to run and didn't seem interested in the job. does twitter g and all of those possibilities sending the stock up after hours as investors di twitter. numbers that tyler mentioned at the beginning of the broadcast which showed that americans stepped up their spending in may. retail sales rose 1.2% following a much smaller 0.2% gain in april. when people are willing to spend, that's typically a sign the

tyler loves school.alth is math is his favorite subject. >> what else do you like to do at school? >> interact with my friends. >> that's great. you have a lot of friends? >> he is a leader amongst his classmates and the other kids really look up to him. >> he's in a special school where he's also a standout athlete. in football, basketball and wrestling, too. what do you think you'd like to be when you grow up? >> a football player. >> for any particular team? >> the redskins. >> free throw. yep. >> but he's also good in basketball. and those who know tyler say he goes out of his way to help other kids to feel good about themselves on the court. >> some of my classmates they're a lot shorter than me. sometimes i win sometimes i let them win. i mostly let them win because it wouldn't be fair. >> he has a strong sense of fairness, but life hasn't exactly been fair to tyler. he wants so badly to finally have a real home. >> and he really cherishes the idea of being in a family. a sense of belonging. he wan

mark tyler of mother bethel african-american methodist episcopal church in society hill hill. of the nine people murdered wednesday night dr. tyler says slain reverend clementa pinckney was a close friend of more than 10 years. >> when he was 18, he had already started pastoring a church. by the time he was 23 he was already in the house of representatives so at 43 years old he accomplished more in life than some people if they were given three opportunities at life. >> reporter: reverend tyler's church is the birthplace of ame movement and interviewed reverend pinckney for a documentary highlighting the rich history in charleston. >> mother emmanuel has stood for freedom and worship for african-americans in south carolina. and so it's an humbling privilege i have to serve as its pastor. i've been to that congregation. i've eaten there at programs and worshipped there. you know, south carolina are some of the most wonderful people that you'll ever meet. >> reporter: accuseed shooter dylann storm roof was arrested one day after telling church members he was there to shoot black

tyler? >> all right, melissa. steve liesman told you about comments from fed vice chair stanley fischer and joining us first on cnbc is bill gross, portfolio manager of the unconstrained bond fund. bill, always good to see you. i saw in those comments that the fed will be considering interest rate moves at meetings later this year. that sounded to me like what we already node but i'm no scholar of what the fed says. did you hear or see anything different in those comments? >> not much difference tyler. he spoke about data dependency and about the fact that the fed didn't have to see 2% inflation in terms of when they are going to raise rates. i think they will raise rates once in 2015. i think it's because -- not because of an economic reason or because of inflation but because they simply need to get off of the zero dime and need to show that the economy in the united states and elsewhere, you know can exist and can prosper, you know, with interest rates that are none zero so i think we're going to see a hike tha

. ♪ nightly business report" with tyler matheson and sue herera. >>> stuck in neutral with its stock nowhere, general motors faces pressure not just from shareholders but from rivals. perhaps . >>> the next blockbuster. the fda reviews a new class of cholesterol drugs that holds big promise, but could come at a big price. >> unprecedented plan. the government wants to ease student loan debt for some americans, but will it help solve the $1.2 trillion problem? all that and more tonig on "nightly business report" for tuesday, june 9th. >> good evening, everyone. i'm sharon epperson in tonight for sue herera. >> and i'm tyler matheson. welcome, everybody. we begin this evening with general motors the pressure its facing now from both shareholders and competitors. ceo mary barra hosted the company's annual shareholder meeting today at a time when the ceo of fiat chrysler is reportedly turning up the heat of gm to merge with it and as reports surface about possible criminal charges against the automaker stemming from those defective ignitio switches. investors are answers about the stock

i'm sue herrera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening everybody. and hope to see you right here . >>> tonight on "quest" -- giant ground sloths. saber-toothed cats. columbian mammoths. camels. it's not africa. it's your neighborhood 20000 years go. join us as we journey back in time to a long-lost bay area full of surprises. >>> and solar eclipses have been the focus of obsession and awe since the dawn of civilization. and even today they continue to provide both inspiration and important scientific information about our sun. >>> major funding

tyler's situation now? >> he is not meeting his milestones cptszmilestones , crawling, holding a bottle standing on his own. just those things. >> one two yay you made it! >> what do you hope for him down the line? >> i want him to have a normal life. i want him to be healthy. >> when he's old enough what are you going to tell him about tanae? >> i struggle with that every day. god, i have to have a plan. i don't know what it is yet but it has to be amazing. >> reporter: the three organizations at the center of the lawsuit all declined our request to sit down for an interview. they wouldn't discuss specific cases. but saying in part the health and safety ever our patients is top priority, we deny allegations of wrongdoing and a spokesperson for iu health says we deny judy robinson's claims and intend to vigorously defend against her claims. tops itself as one of the best health care organizations in the nation. but despite iu's statement of safe quality health care, dr. robinson says when she brought her co

tyler?re on the bond market and the three-year action that we've been talking about at the top of the show. here you see red tiles on the wall showing the prices are down and yields are up. ten-year at 2.049. it was a little higher just a couple of minutes ago when i looked. the 30-year is at 3.137, almost 3.14% as prices fall and yields move up just a bit. that, folks, is your bond report. time to talk intel. jon fortt sat down with intel ceo and vice president just a short while ago talking stock performance. jon is live at intel headquarters out in santa clara with highlights of that conversation. hi jon. >> hey tyler, intel had a bit of news $125 million diversity fund from intel capital but i also asked the ceo about the overall global economy and how it looks. he talked by geography. take a listen. >> china and some of the emerging markets in asia continue to be soft and we're seeing some pick up there now but it's still relative to what it's been in the past relatively soft. north ame

carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >>> there's much more ahead this afternoon.together. >> and the hacking scandal of major league proportions. >> under beautiful blue skies. i'll show you how much of this we can ex listen up team i brought in some protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in. >>> the obama administration says trans fats are a threat to public health and need to go. the fda is ordering food companies to shave out the fats in three years. the move will prevent thousands of fatal heart attacks each year. they are mostly used in fried and baked goods. coming up at 4:30 on "world news tonight" they examine if the foods will taste any different, and will they cost more? >>> a potential scandal in major league baseball. the fbi and justice dep

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>> we are, tyler. we bought it for 39.5% dividend purchase price and the ceo has runway to turn around the iconic franchise that has grade brand value but needs a couple of fixes but we're still lock. >> and you like citi and you are sticking with it. >> it is cheap but haven't been d even as earnings growth is tracking fairly robustly in the aggregate. city group is aggregate and we like the long-term prospect. >> and you like gilead why? >> it has done well over the year and has a great demographic. it a bio graphic trading at 10 times forward earnings versus a trading 50 multiple and s&p 500 at 5% higher than that and it is cheap and good growth pros the hepatitis c treatment is the best in the industry. and your third pick i shares home construction the ticker itb. i'm curious you like this on a day when interest rate are moving up and we have mortgage rates moving up that is not great for homes and home builders. tyler, like a previous guest had alluded to, may entice buyers on the side line to mi

>> yes, tyler, it was unusual. and it was unusual because the fif was extremely specific and explicit about a very delicate policy issue which is when should the fed rate interest rates. it i very unusual for them to be that specific. it is also unusual for them to say this when everybody acknowledges that there is tremendous fluidity in the economic data. that different series are getting different signals about what lies ahead. and finally the fed has worked really hard to reduce the market obsession about the timing of the first rate hike. what they want us to focus on is a very shallow path that is conditional, so they could stop they could continue and importantly, a terminal point that is lower than historical averages. so for the fif to put back something significant to market volatility today. >> does it also indicate that perhaps miss la guard has concerned about whether the global economy can with stand the rate hike by the fed? >> so i suspect three motivations. one is exactly what you just said sue. whi

music from tyler the creator. "action news" continues at 4:30. now for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. now for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- zoe saldana, tyler the creator, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from r5. with cleto and the cletones, and now, more likely than not, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. professional basketball, earlier tonight, cleveland, ohio, game four of the nba final between the warriors and the cavaliers. it's been an exciting series and a tough ticket to get. ticket prices in cleveland shot up after game three to an average price of $1,600 per seat. that's the average price. . we know tickets to the game are expensive, we expect that. this is a photograph someone posted at the menu board at oracle arena where the warriors play. a hot dog and beer, combo number 1, $2

tyler, back to you. >>> it does concern greece.statement right now saying, "in our view, the probability of greece exiting the eurozone is now about 50%. also we believe that absent unanticipated favorable changes in greece's circumstances, a commercial default is inevitable within the next six months. as a result of that s&p has lowered greece's long-term rating to ccc with the outlook negative. it's going to be very interesting to see how this all develops. i know you mentioned you're going to be going to michelle caruso-cabrera shortly. >> a day of real drama in greece. also puerto rico. and right here for your money in the markets in the united states, as we close in on perhaps a 2% decline for nasdaq. potentially a 300-point loss for the dow. oil also moving lower today. it's been a big day in the energy pits. the final trades closing for the session. it is a day of red but jackie deangelis is in sunny yellow live at the nymex. >> hi tyler. trying to bring some levity to the market today. greece having an impact on the energy

dalton tyler said "he was bigger segregation and other stuff. he said he wanted to start a civil war. he said he was going to do something like that and then killed himself." in a photo posted on facebook, dillon roof is seen wearing a black jacket that prominently features the flags of rhodesia now zimbabwe, and apartheid era south africa from when the two african countries were ruled by the white minority. another photo posted online appears to show roof posing in front of a car with the front license plate that reads "confederate states of america." the department of justice is investigating wednesday's attack as a hate crime, motivated by racism or other prejudice. president obama addressed the nation on thursday and spoke of the significance of the emanuel african methodist episcopal church. >> there is something particularly heartbreaking about a death happening in a place in which we seek solace and we seek peace, and a place of worship. mother emanuel is in fact more than a church. this is a place of worship that was founded by african-a

the words of inspiration to the family from reverend tyler. live now in society hill monique braxton, "nbc10 news." >> thank you, monique. stay with nbc10 for continuing coverage of the church massacre. we'll have updates throughout the day and you can check the "nbc10 news" app for the latest information. >>> cloudy and cool today. definitely a break from the hot weather we've been used to. here's a live look at boathouse row. so cloudy you can almost make out that picture. first meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with us. talk about a change of pace. >> that's right. we were 90 degrees, a couple above, and now we're struggling to get into the 70s. these pictures showed raindrops all over them and now we're seeing less and less of that. the phillies playing this afternoon and they should be able get the game in. you can see the steadier rain we had this morning is moving out. there's still more moisture out to the west that could be affecting us tonight. as you can see, farther to the west there is no rain but there's plenty of

and tyler did only because of the death of the president. ms. swain: sandy is watching us in new castle, delaware and you're on. hi, sandy. caller: hi. one of my question is i know they're from tennessee. how did sarah actually -- what did she actually think about slavery and was she a kind slavemaster? mr. hunt: the -- james k. polk in his will made an expression that he hoped that when she died, she would manumit their slaves. as it turned out, she sold their plantation before the civil war. but the issue of slavery was not really brought to the forefront during either in their marriage or during his administration. it became much more critical with the two with the administrations that follow polk. mr. finkelman: well, i think in some ways that's not true. mr. hunt: well, yes. mr. finkelman: that is that the politics of america from the 1830s and the 1860s is swirling around slavery. mr. hunt: yes. mr. finkelman: all the time. the opposition to the mexican war which polk starts and which we didn't have to have, the opposition to the mexican w

meet tyler. >> good. perfect. >> reporter: he is 17 and has been in the foster care system for ten years now. those who know him, like agops recruiter adrian jubilee say he is a wonderful young man. >> he has been able to develop a team of support that adores him. >> reporter: tyler loves school. math is his favorite subject. what else do you like to do at school? >> interact with my friends. >> he is a leader amongst his classmates. and the other kids really look up to him. >> reporter: what do you think you would like to be when you grow up? >>> a football player. >> oh. for any particular team? >> the redskins. >> free throw. >> yep. >> reporter: but he is also good in basketball. and those who know tyler say he goes out of his way to help other kids to feel good about themselves on the court. >> some of my classmates they are a lot shorter that me. i play them one-on-one. sometimes i win. sometimes i let them win. i mostly let them win, 'cause it wouldn't be fair. >> reporter: he has a strong sense of

but life hasn't exactly been fair to tyler. he wants so badly to finally have a real home. >> he really cherishes the idea of being in a family, a sense of belonging. >> reporter: you have a lot to take home with you. washington sports club had some gifts for him to take home. hopefully soon to a home with a family who will cherish him. >> if you have room if your home and your heart for tyler or another child who's waiting, call our special adoption hotline. 1888-to adopt me. or go to the website. >>> how would you like to be wide awake during surgery? >> that's what happened to a local athlete who nearly lost her hand. >>> and the news4 i-team is digging deep into what's why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99

. >>> photoprotest, the act and activism of tyler shield. his most significant act yet. we begin with the fight against i.s.i.l. and the evolving strategy against it. president obama is standing by his changes to the mission one that will now bring more u.s. forces to iraq. he says it's the right course. the defense secretary and the joint chiefs chairman tried to convince lawmakers today the commander in chief is right. our national security correspondent jamie mcintire is at the pentagon. jamie. >> reporter: john, the joint chiefs john martin who seem to be divided along two lines. those who weren't satisfied with the u.s. strategy, and those who weren't satisfied the u.s. even has a strategy. the chairman of the joint chiefs who retires this three months could not have been clearer about why he opposes putting more boots on the ground in iraq to quote unquote stiffen the spine of feckless iraqi forces. >> if their spine is not stifned by thestiffened on their way of life nothing we do will stiffen their spine. >> like the fighters who fled ramadi a work in progress. >

now from the heart of the theater district in new york city, here is dana tyler. >> hi, everybody andfor joining us. this year's tony nominees include broadway legends and of course a lot of singing and dancing. we begin with the tony nominees for best musical. >> it's the epitome of a -- an american in paris. a light hearted story of post war hopes and romance. filled with extraordinary dance and gershwin tunes. inspired by the film, ties for the most tony award nominations with 12, including nods for best actor and actress. >> i have always been one of those people that planned ahead and if this has taught me anything it's to live in the moment. because you wake up the next morning and you have

. >> reporter: the reverend mark tyler of mother bethel a.m.e. church is mourning but there's little time for him to grieve. >> for a person who was as young as he was, especially when i first met him, and have had so many accomplishments, you really wouldn't know it unless you had his bio with you. he kind of xlemexemplified the southern gentleman. >> reporter: state senator clemente pinkney is featured in a documentary he is making and that's how they became friends. >> he could have easily won statewide office if he wanted to. he gave me the impression the sky was the limit. >> reporter: tyler has been taking calls all over the world. with the suspected shooter behind bars he is focused on helping others heal. >> i know that i'm grieving. i know people i'm in communication with are grieving. right now it's about trying to get through this first day. >> reporter: tonight, the service will be for people of all faiths. many of the a.m.e. churches in the area coming together here this evening. they say all are welcome here. tyler says there will b

bottom line tyler clifford strikes out brian mcann hanging with josh reddick and the boys. and brandon belt and brandon crawford giving them a 2-0 lead. brandon crawford turns the double play, top nine, you don't see this often. game over didn't happen. peterson unloads on the santiago pitch. not the best angle on the ball. a four-run ninth third blown save for cassia. the 7-5 victory.

>> this one. >> reporter: and 8-year-old tyler got to meet the president. not only up close, but personal. >> what was it like? >> it was exciting. he said he liked my mohawk. >> reporter: vic lee abc 7 news. >> the president's first stop in fran was at the hilton at union square where the u.s. conference of mayors is under way. that's where katie uhe tis is life tonight. the shooting in charleston must have been on everyone's mind. >> reporter: the conversation about the issues of gun violence and race predominantly was what took place here at the convention of mayors here in san francisco. and a wide range of people put in on that topic including local musicians m.c. hammer, and the many mayors. meanwhile president obama called for action. >> racism remain as blight that we have to combat together. >> reporter: at san francisco's hilton, president obama tried to rally people with a direct connection to their community. mayors. >> at some point as a country we have to reckon with what happens. it is not good enough simply to show sympathy. >> reporter: the

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler matheson and sue herera. >> flag flap. major retailers pull items with the confederate flag from their shelves in the wake of the shooting south carolina. do businesses have a social responsibi when it comes ttt rod issues? >>> boomer housing crash took their homes, but now they're back. could this wave of buyers help the housing market? >> beneficial bacteria. how one company is using germs to help you replace your bath products? all that and more tonight on "nightly business report for tuesday, june 23rd. good evening, everyone and welcome. i'm sue herera. tyler is on assignment but we'll be hearing from him just a little bit later in the program. we begin tonight with a po hot potato that is spilling over into the business world. in the aftermath of the south carolina church shooting last week an intensifying national debate over the confederate flag some of the nation's biggest retailers have removed items containing that flag's image. courtney reagan has more. >> reporte many in southern u.s. states still point to the

reverend mark tyler was a close friend of reverend clementa pickney, the pastor of mother emmanuel in south carolina who was among those killed wednesday night. two even worked in the documentary together about the africa methodist episcopal church down do you think tyler said all day from all across philadelphia. he had people calling. >> you heard, we heard, this is philadelphia, if any one part of our city hurts, we all hurt. what can we do? . >> during the inner face service where the ame church began the names of those killed were read out loud. >> myra thomas. >> he's going to be missed. he really is patricia hamm was cousin, she saw him about a year and a half ago and the two kept touch on facebook. we asked if she was angry with the alleged shooter, 21-year-old dylann roof. >> i'm not angry. i'm concerned about him. i'm concerned that he gets the right help. that he ask for forgiveness for what he's done. >> reporter: when pastor mark tyler was addressing the audience, he said i know most of you are not from ame. at that point, he was interrupt abide i someone in the pews who

>>> this is "nightly business " wh tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> stunning setback. the house torpedos a key trade-related bill and a step to granting the preside negotiating power but the fight is far from over. > triple digit decline. stocks end the week with a sharp slide and there are three things that could do that even more ne week. >>> drowning in debt a surprising number of homeowners still owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth, even as home values rise across the country. all that and more tonight on "nightly busin" for friday june 12th. >> good evening, everyone. i'm sharon epperson in for sue herera. and good evening from me, tyler mathisen. a triple digit decline on wall street. more on that in a moment. we begin with a big defeat for the white house, the key bill to push expanded trade negotiating authority has been rejected by the house and his own party. a last-minute trip to capitol hill was not enough. in the end, the vote was an astonishing 302-126 on a portion of the legislation that helps workers lose their jobs because of imports