tyler was a little like that. so tyler was very compartmentalized.e could be a southern gentleman. and with his children it was, do as i say, not as i do. and i -- brian: and those were his children we are talking about? mr. kendall: yes. and i try to relate the parenting to the politics. for instance, grover cleveland had an illegitimate child that he really had nothing to do with, and i argued that he kind of betrayed that child. but grover cleveland had grover the good and was compartmentalized. but as a president, he was quite solid. whereas tyler, he kind of betrayed the black children, and any since the betrayed the country. -- and in a sense he betrayed the country. when the civil war starts, we have five ex-president's and tyler is the only one who signs up for the confederacy. he is going to be in the legislature of the confederate house of representatives. and lincoln can't stand tyler come even though lincoln was a whig in the 1840's. tyler is the only president whose death was not mourned. lincoln refused to have a day of mourning. some o

tyler, his vice president. -- tyler is vice president under harrison. harrison dies a month into his administration. then he is considered the accidental president. he is the first vice president to become president. tyler took a very strong stand. there was some question about whether he was really in acting -- really an acting president or if he was actually the president. tyler took a strong stance and said i'm the real deal. that was part of his personality. tyler liked to the control. he would say that no matter what the constitution said. he had a strong constitutional argument that was eventually fleshed out in the 27th amendment that the vice president takes office. that is part of tyler's doing and he set the pathway for all the other vice presidents. going to gerald ford, people who are not elected president. brian: the story about how he married his second wife and the story of the vote? mr. kendall: his second wife, tyler's first wife dies in he is -- and he is quite flirtatious with every eligible woman who comes his way. brian: you said he

then tyler.he couple apparently had lots tyler,e children -- john who apparently had lots of slave children. i do 18 presidents in depth. in many of those cases i spoke to descendents. he is born in 1790 and i spoke to his grandson, which is amazing. his grandson was born in 1928. brian: his grandson has alzheimer's? mr. kendall: yes. the reason for that huge age discrepancy has to do with the theme of that chapter, that tyler was a lusty fellow and he was having children when he was about 70. sons was having children when he was 70, and that was when harrison was born. let me quote something you used from a professor. that tyler often boasted about having fathered a staggering total of 52 children with black women over the course of his life. interviewed i hasell dans and she written a book quoting a lot of present-day tyler's -- pr esent-day people who claim to be tyler's. in that chapter i lay out the case and circumstantial evidence which is pretty compelling. i'll so have a photo of one of w

for tyler, heroin wasn't a party drug. his parents wayne and christie campbell say his heroin habit grew from his addict tugs opiate painkillers. prescribed legally after he injured his shoulder. >> what were the pills? >> it was -- >> vehicle dicodin. >> vehicle dicodin. >> it is easy for kids to sell excess pills, popular wreck retion recreational drugs. cost $80. pill addicts like tyler often switch to heroin because it is a cheaper opiate with a bigger high. tyler was in and out of rehab four times. the night he came home the last time, he couldn't fight the uncontrollable urge that his heroin addiction. he shot up in his bedroom, and died of a heroin overdose. he wasn't the only add dikt on his college football team. >> unfortunately, the quarterback died four months after tyler in >> overdose. >> first. >> after tyler died the campbells met many families whose children were heroin addicts in the suburbs of columbus. like tyler most got hooked on pills first. >> started with pain pills. >> absolutely. >> tj and heidi

tyler was a little like that. so tyler was very compartmentalized.e could be a southern gentleman. with his children it was, do as i say, not as i do. brian: and those were his children we are talking about? mr. kendall: yes. i try to relate the parenting to the politics. for instance, grover cleveland had an illegitimate child that he really had nothing to do with, and i argued that he kind of bird trade that betrayed that child. but grover cleveland had grover the good. he was compartmentalized. as a president, he was quite solid. when the civil war starts, we have five ex-president's and tyler is the only one who signs up for the confederacy. he will be in the legislature of the confederate house of representatives. lincoln can't stand tyler, even though lincoln was a wig in the 1840's. tyler is the only president whose death was not mourned. lincoln refused to have a day of mourning. brian: he left some of his kids out of his will. mr. kendall his first family, he : left them out of his will. i argue he kind of betrayed his country and had this p

so what is it like being in tyler perry's first scripted show for tlc. >> incredibly working with tyler perry. he know what is he is doing. it's the first time i've ever done anything like this and i'm enjoying every second of it. as washington d.c. and los angeles. it shows it doesn't matter where you're at that you can have struggle and overcome it. you can take sething that most people don't seem to understand and now we give it that voice that it needs. >> these two guys focused in on heather. did you get to work with her or she was in washington. >> she focuses strictly in washington. i didn't get to work with her but i got to meet her. >> series? >> yeah, just picked up the first 8 episodes starting on august 22nd and airing the first 2. >> does anyone dies or get -- >> it's something you need to tune in to see. >> we'll leave you at that. thank you so much for joining us. tyler perry's too close to home debuts on tlc monday night >> when people take vacations the fun thing to do is get close to the animals. the colorado gator reptile park, the student is this guy. sits down on th

b tyler is below deck and a song is being sung that tyler really wants to hear so they tell people they will fire the can and -- t3 but the slave decide to go upstairs but unfortunately that is a misfire and it explodes on board be. tyler is below that but the people around the canyon are of the vdt killed -- immediately killed because it exploded so shrapnel is all across the upper decks been. several members are killed including the upper civil servant. cspan: what happens when they go back to the white house? this is how they treated slaves during that time the people were taken off of about and put in a beautiful purse -- curse with h. terry todd coffin but armas said gets a pine box and there is the scene describing all of the t12 going back to the capital and then the pine box he does not get to lie in state he is sent home to his family in a pine box but everybody else is honored that is how little they were regarded even working for the most powerful man in the united states. cspan: you seem to be a positive person a smile like your face but i want to show you a guy we have had

hi, seema. >> hi, tyler. that's right. calling it a market trifecta, dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 closing at all time highs at the same time, it doesn't happen often. that's why investors are now trying to understand how stocks typically perform after a milestone like this is hit. the last time it occurred, as you mentioned, was september of 199, but spoke investments points out one month after the major indices hit all-time highs, the s&p 500 fell by 5%. but potentially not a good bullish sign, but some investors out there like jeremy siegel making the case that this time is different by looking at market valuations. all right. stocks could potentially have more room to run. choke out the price-to-earnings ratios back in 1999 before the dot com crash, the s&p 500 traded at around 29 times while the nasdaq 100 traded at 72 times. of course much higher than what we're trading at here in 2016. so valuation wise 1999 versus 2016 a very different story. another thing i would point out, tyler and brian, is interest rates back then a

now tyler is below deck. a song is being sang, that tyler wants to hear. so, they tell people, they're going to fire the cannon. and tyler wants to hear this song. but armas steadies to go upstairs to see them fire the cannon. >> tyler is spared but the people around the cannon, are most of them are immediately killed. because the cannon actually exploded. so, shrapnel is being shot. several members of the administration are killed during this accident. including the personal servant. >> you tell what happened when the the herses went back to the white house. >> the people are taken off the boat and they're put in these beautiful heirs and, he gets a pine box. and there's a theme described in the nip of all these heirs. and at the end there's this heir with the pine box, that you see veer off. he doesn't get to lie in state, in the government buildings in washington. he gets sent home to his family in a pine box. everyone else gets honored. once again he gets a pine box with no fanfare at all. that's an example of how little the slaves were regards, even i

like if tyler mathisen is in yankees stadium and everyone else has eight followers and tyler mathisenillions of fans and you know that and he says something, is he going to get his hot dog because he's tyler mathisen? you know what i'm saying? >> it's a great question. >> the value of that. >> big celebrities like michelle get special access. >> she always does. but basically the influence is just one of the signals. like we always look at is this the first time someone is posting from this stadium? so we can send them a welcome message. or is this person talking about a live event? maybe i'm there celebrating my dad's birthday during a game, you know, now the team knows that and wants to upgrade us to a suite or something like that. so that's really, you know, like the positive aspect of this. >> let me tell you they're going to geofence me. >> i hated that technology until just now. >> i think the better answer to your question we built this platform to make marketing efficient for the business and delightful for the consumer. >> delightful. >> carlos, thank you. >> thank you. ceo o

a song is saying that tyler wants to hear.o they tell people they will fire the cannon but they decide to go upstairs to see them fire the t3 unfortunately it is a misfire ended actually explodes on board. tyler is baird because he is below deck but the people round the cannon most are immediately killed because it actually exploded so shrapnel it is across the upper deck and several members are killed of the including the personal servant. cspan: talk about when the t12 goes back to the whitehouse. >> this is an example of how they treated slaves the people are taken off of the boat with the beautiful t12 with the cherry atop coffin there is a theme described of the mall headed back to the capital he does not get to lie in state he is sent home to his family in a pine box. everyone else is honored. that is how little they were regarded. >> tel 12 over characterize the use seem like a positive person telling the stories but i will show you and then talk about something that you wrote about. >> q. what into the capitol to see a

tyler, joel, good to have you. tyler, let's start with you, former bronco, super bowl champ, former colorado buff. >> i am. >> you ready for the season to get going. >> i can't wait. i'm excited to watch some college football this year. i have been living opt east coast -- on the eastst this will be my first time to be able to go watch college football at any old university. >> and joel, i imagine the feeling is the same for you, let's talk about this rivalry. what does it mean for you. >> you are always fired up to play the buffs. we had that little brother stigma where they were supposed to win the game. so we were exceptionally fired season, find a way to win 10 games and go to a bowl game. so this one was always important to us. >> you know, the one thing about bowl games you can throw the records out of the window. overtime game where the field goal gets block and kicks the field goal to win. what is that like for you? >> every game has been like for the last 8 or 10 years to admit csu was a rivalry. this is a

so what is it like being in tyler perry's first scripted show for tlc. >> incredibly working with tyler perry. he know what is he is doing. it's the first time i've ever done anything like this and i'm enjoying every second of it. >> it's the as washington d.c. and los angeles. it shows it doesn't matter where you're at that you can have struggle and overcome it. you can take something that most people don't seem to understand and now we give it that voice that it needs. >> these two guys focused in on heather. did you get to work with her or she was in washington. >> she focuses strictly in washington. i didn't get to work with her but i got to meet her. series? >> yeah, just picked up the first 8 episodes starting on august 22nd and airing the first 2. >> does anyone dies or get -- >> it's something you need to tune in to see. >> we'll leave you at that. thank you so much for joining us. tyler perry's too close to home debuts on tlc monday night august 22nd. >> when people take vacations the fun thing to do is get close to the animals. the colorado gator reptile park, the student is t

tyler! tyler! it was an instinctive reaction.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. [ sirens ] trooper stone is still conscious, but in critical condition. >> it felt like my shoulder exploded and the only thing holding it together

tyler?.95 million. >> 2.5 million. >> wow. >> for a teardown, which looks like it's going to fall down at any given time. so, guys, i mean, just not picking on any of these homes but there you go. $2 million, $7.5 million and the mortgage on a $7.5 million is like $75,000 a month, if you put $20,000 down or. >> more, i think. >> who has to be a millionaire. >> the whole town does. >> i got your salt water taffy from the jersey shore right here. >> no takers. no takers. all right. so clearly homes in tech land are expensive, but they are so expensive that our next guest, lawyer and her husband, a software engineer, had to move out of palo alto because prices were that high. kate downing joins us now, just resigned from volunteer position as planning and transportation commit e commissioner for palo alto. kate, thanks so much for joining us. you wrote a letter explaining your resignation as a planning commissioner and said this is a problem gripping our whole town. what do you think should be

i'm tyler mathisen. this is "power lunch." and here's what's on the menu. a martin skrel li like price hike on a popular life saving drug. it's hitting shares of one major pharma company at this hour. more on this developing story ahead. you know the product, i'm pretty sure. and throwing in the towel, trump's top campaign man says i'm done. more on the latest shakeup ahead. manafort out, lochte's losses, just how much might one wild night in rio cost the gold medal swimmer? "power lunch" starts right now. >> and i'm brian sullivan. just three hours left in your trading week. stocks are moving off their session lows, still we are in the red today. dow down 65 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also making slight losses. the biggest dow winner this week, the swoosh, nike up more than 4%. the biggest decliner, mcdonald's down 3%. mcd's now down nearly 8% over just the past 90 days, melissa. >>> brian, i'm melissa lee, here's what else is happening at this hour. amtrak naming new ceo, previously served as chair

tyler was in and out of rehab four times. the night he came home the last time, he couldn't fight the uncontrollable urge that his heroin addiction. he shot up in his bedroom, and died of a heroin overdose. he wasn't the only add dikt on his college football team. >> unfortunately, the after tyler in 2011. >> same situation. >> overdose. >> first. >> after tyler died the campbells met many families whose children were heroin addicts in the suburbs of columbus. like tyler most got hooked on pills first. >> started with pain pills. >> absolutely. >> tj and heidi riggs daughter died of a heroin overdose. a high school basketball player and captain of her golf team. daughter alyssa died of overdose last year. brenda stewart has two sons in recovery. tracy morrison is jenna morrison's mother and has a second daughter who also is a recovering addict. rob brandt's son was an addict. >> he battled through high school. >> he says his son robbie got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom teeth were removed. he wa

tyler doing big things so community planned this surprise to show tyler that it means a lot from teachers and cool administrators. >> so impressed with tyler. >> young kid that really cares. >> daniel:. >> to his mom. >> good kid and what he loves to do. >> tyler. >> one thing for sure, the for his service. >> that was julie grauert reporting. now, this isn't the first time tyler has done this. last year his lemonade stand raised $1,600 for police officer who was battling cancer. let's head it back to burlington with check of the weather with shiri. >> thanks. going to take you out there to the beach forecast. not all of you see rain today but there will be storm working their way from north to south, so even right now and i want to say through early afternoon, alert. once we hit about 3:00 p.m. and beyond beaches south of boston need to be careful and highs in the 80s at the water today, water temperature around 68?. we will take a look at what to plan around at the coastline for the weekend coming up. >> how makers of epi pen will the weekend coming up. >> how makers of epi pen will hel

>> whitaker: after tyler died, the campbells met many families whose children were heroin like tyler, most got hooked on pills first. started with pain pills? >> absolutely. >> whitaker: t.j. and heidi riggs' daughter died of a heroin overdose. marin was a high school basketball player and captain of her golf team. lea heidman and brian malone's daughter alyssa died of an overdose last year. brenda stewart has two sons in recovery. tracy morrison is jenna morrison's mother, and has a second daughter who is also a recovering addict. >> rob brandt: he battled it through high school. >> whitaker: he says his son robby got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom teeth were removed. he was in training with the national guard, hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> brandt: and when he came home, he met up with an old friend that he used to buy and sell prescription medications with, and that old friend introduced him to heroin. and we did the... we did rehab, we did relapse, we did rehab, but the drug called his name again and... and he said yes, and that was the last time

for tyler, heroin wasn't a party drug. his parents, wayne and christy campbell, say his heroin habit grew from his addiction to opiate painkillers, prescribed legally after he injured his shoulder. vicodin. >> wayne campbell: vicodin. he had 60 vicodin for his shoulder surgery. >> whitaker: that's a normal prescription? >> wayne campbell: for that procedure. >> whitaker: it's easy for kids to sell their excess pills. they're popular recreational drugs in high schools and colleges, so much in demand that one pill can cost up to $80. pill addicts like tyler often switch to heroin because it's a cheaper opiate with a bigger high. tyler was in and out of rehab four times. time, he couldn't fight the uncontrollable urge that is heroin addiction. he shot up in his bedroom and died of a heroin overdose. he wasn't the only addict on his college football team. >> wayne campbell: unfortunately, the quarterback died four months after tyler, in 2011, same situation. >> christy campbell: same-- accidental overdose. >> first of all, if

hi, steve. >> tyler, thanks very much.here with the chairman of jp morgan international, former governor of the bank of israel, and not such an old man, but a man that's been coming here for 31 years. so the man i can put the question to, jacob. we're meeting here, a little bit less sense of crisis than the past several years. now it seems like the question is this. should the fed be raising rates, and how quickly should it be doing it? what would you be advising janet? >> well, indeed, there is less of a sense of crisis. but we should be aware there are some that are building up and one should be very careful about keeping the situation where the fed is the only game in town. there are a lot of things to do in the structural area and the fiscal area. what would i advise janet to do? first of all, it is the federal market open committee, so it's not a single person decision. but i think that by and large, i would -- i don't normally give advice to central bankers, being a former central banker myself. but i believe that it

so the community planned this surprise to show tyler that it means a lot. from teachers and school administrators. >> we're just so impressed with tyler. >> just a young kid who really cares. >> reporter: to his mom. >> there's no words for it. he's got such a big heart. he's such a good kid and -- it's just what he loves to do. >> reporter: one thing's for sure, the grafton community thanks tyler. in jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. >>> a warm muggy night out there and we're watching for showers and storms develop and they have done that in western new york back through western pennsylvania trying to make their way eastward into new england. maybe a few around tomorrow morning but most of us will be dry until the middle of the day. a cold front will cut through our area. that takes an air mass that's into our hot, muggy air and you get thunderstorms to develop along it. some those could become strong. something we'll have to watch for some afternoon through the evening hours. then it pushes on out of here by 6:30. we're doing okay, and everybody but the cape

tim tyler is coming home. his brother is getting the news at 2:30. >> i can get rid of a smile on my face. >> tim tyler was a dead head arrested for selling lsd. he pled minimum, faced a mandatory minimum of life without parole. out of prison. for more than two decades, his sister kerrie was too emotional to talk. >> it is incredible what he must be feeling now. >> it was when he was pondering what might have happened. >> that might be him. >> is this kerrie there? >> it is, what are you the news. >> i called mommy today and as soon as i told her, her whole like it was like she had a new lease on life. i felt this energy lift all the way off her. i was like, man! >> we got a chance to ask a few questions like did you ever give up in there? >> i basically tried to make myself feel free in the walls of environment, instead of trying to get a date somehow, you can't get a date, only because of the president that i'm actually not going to die in prison. and it's something for me to say, you know, thank you. >> and

we do believe very strongly in tyler's case. >> reporter: the defense is lift the case so tyler can be released. live in florence for 12 news. >> thanks. >>> developing right now, there's more fall out tonight stemming from a judge's decision asking prosecutors to file criminal contempt charges against sheriff joe arpyo. >> arrest arpyo! >> people rallying at the u.s. attorney east office in arrest the sheriff and prosecute him. the u.s. attorney will decide if his officer will pursue charges. the judge is also recommending criminal contempt charges against top deputy jerry sheridan. >>> now to decision 2016. new numbers are revealing the current voter makeup here in arizona. the secretary of state revealing there are 3.4 million registered voters. of those, nearly 1.2 are republicans. there are slightly more than a million democrats. there are also more than 1.1 million people registered at independents. we are eight days away from the august 30th primary election. >>> now to the ads that we're seeing tied to decision 2016. does christine jones, a leading republican candidate for cong

>> tyler, great question. no, you're right.t the same place. >> why hasn't it been, and in light of the economic performance and the decline in the deficit, why hasn't it been, and what would happen if it was? >> the same thing that happened when it was downgraded. >> nothing? >> not a whole lot. not a whole lot. so, you know, to the extent kate reminds us they made a downgrade in the middle of the having the conversation about having a budget shut down, sequestering, and everything to deal with. the s&p looking at the national election coming up in november, that has them concerned. i don't know. they don't react quickly. we're in a better financial footing than five years ago, and they probably have enoughtous to take us up, but to the extent, tyler, does it matter? we proved it does not. silly it's not been taken back up? i think that, you know, that's obvious, but at the end of the day, you focus on stocks doing better as well as economic data. >> going to the credibility or perhaps lack of among some people of the rating a

>> tlc's first scripted seri was created tyler perry. expect heather to get mixed up into some exciting, sexy doings. >> they're going to get hooked up with the characters, they're going to be excited by them, they're going to be invested in them, they're going to root for them. >> heather already has one rave review from her look-alike 18-year-old daughter. she said her mother totally nailed it. >> and our"mike and molly" co-star is back in the news,,the show is all about keeping a sometimes hard to do but so important. that comes naturally to katie. we fouud out katie loves skin she's in. >> and i'm going to be the second baddest housewife in westport. >> you guys se the term fat on the show a lot. are you oping to maybe change the connotation of that word through the show? >> it's not concentrated on. you know what i'm talking about? that's the promise that self-deprecating, she's feeling terrible about herself and that's what the struggle i think is trying to be fearless and handle it. you're beautiful and amazing. >> there's another

k-y touch. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we're playing that song in honor of tyler perry, the man behind the madea moviesless other productions. >> there's a guy behind madea? >> not at all. >> are you telling me the ending of all the madea movies? is there something i didn't know. >> spoiler alert. >> next you'll reveal the secret in the crying game. >> a new tv series, and we talked with him all about it. >> reporter: the atlanta based perry remains a billion dollar phenomenon. writing, directing and acting in plays, movies and tv series all under his name. >> you look like a big bottle of medicine. >> i'm sitting here while i have my hand and feet still holding onto everything that i've had in the past. >> reporter: his newest tyler perry's too close to home. tlc's first scripted series. an eight parter spanning washington d.c. and a trailer park in the deep south. >> the attempted assassination of the president of the united states. >> i love the idea of just how fun and exciting it can be to have someone have this great life in the white house, living their dream, and then have it all fall apart bec

'tyler and harrison basically became projectiles, their heads hit each other. he suffered multiple skull fractures. not wearing a seat belt can make you a lethal weapon.' its estimated a quarter to a third of passengers in the back seat dont buckle up with young people being the worst offenders. thats many more than dont buckle up in front. 'people may think its ok to be unbelted in the back seat or skip the belt altogether if its just a short trip. well thats just wrong.' within 25 miles of home. and being unbuckled in the back seat increases your risk of dying in a crash to three times what it is if you have your seat belt on according to the governors highway safety association. and unbuckled passengers in the back seat also can pose a danger to people buckled-up in the front. 'unbelted passengers in the back can be flung forward in a crash with such tremendous force that they can injure or even kill the people in the front.' cruisesafe.org to educate kids not to do what tyler and his friends did routinely - skip the seat belts. 'these 4 kids, who were all r

musical guest steven tyler. featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 515 des moines. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome! [ cheers and applause ] welcome everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," this is it! this is it, you made it! you're here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. we're gonna have fun tonight. here's what everyone's talking about, of course, tomorrow night is the official start of the rio summer olympics. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's right. which is when the entire world will come together for one reason, making fun of the outfits athletes wear at the opening ceremonies. [ laughter and applause ] wearing a cowboy hat and a a sailor outfit? matter of fact, i read that michael phelps plans on wearing a jacket that actually lights up. [ laughter ] cause if there's one thing you want to do in a city overrun with mosquitoes it's dress up like a porch light. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applau