tyler. would you throw out the ambassador of turkey, just because he wore a fez and his wife wore a veil? - of course not. - and you want to throw these people out, just because they dress differently? - oh, they don't. they come from-- - from where? - where they come from, captain? - where? nordania. - nordania? - yes. oh sure, nordania it's a small country between greenland and norway. yeah, it's west of siberia and east of alaska. - you don't say? fact, gronk and his family happen to be very important in nordania. - they even know the ambassador. - the ambassador from nordania? - hector. - as a matter of fact, he's in town today. - he is? - he's coming over here this afternoon for tea. - the ambassador coming here to my apartment house? - that's what i said. - that's what he said, i heard him. - well, there are many things to be done then. many, many things to be done. - yeah, we certainly did. now all we have to do is get the ambassador of nordania over here this afternoon. - oh, my. - h

tyler. - make believe breer hunter, tyler dinosaur. - tyler very nice. man who like to play with children not be all bad. - alright, down boy, down. - tyler make good dinosaur. - at last, i believe i have the legal grounds for evicting this family. a truant is somebody who goes to school and plays hooky, but breer's never even been to school, and that's (gasp) even worse. - far, far worse. i shall report this to the juvenile authorities. - mr. tyler, this is blackmail. - yes, isn't it? - hector, there's only one thing left to do. - ay-ay, captain, start packing. - don't be silly. breer is going to have to go to school. - yes, breer must go to school. - right. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-po

this one's name, is tyler thompson. tyler has spina bifida himself. but his super power: raising money to give kids beach wheelchhairs. and with a little helpflying them-- all the way from alabama. 58:35 we were like, really? really?? hehehe it's a moment many months in the making. emotional enough. tyler thompson 7:57 most definitely.. 8:199 .to take your breath away. 9:22 most definitely worth every bit of it, it was most worth seeing it i love it. you see.patricia, blake and his family first saw tyler, on our air, the first time he came to tampa bay to deliver the first beach wheelchair to a boy named easton. 59:05 i saw the video of easton getting his chair and i was like.in awe. it's great tyler, saw blake needed a wheelchair, after foundation. .and the rest is history. 00:31 we;re lucky all these people came together and did this for him. its amazing. 00:35 00:36 i'm going to start crying.hhaahhaha you see, this beach wheelchair.means blake has the freedom to be a kid. just sound 47:26 do you want to go fast, blake? blake: no! .and forget about

opioid addicts are 40 times more likely. >> i am tyler. this is the lybert family. >> the lybert's know how lucky they are. who died from alcohol or drugs. >> this wasn't my life plan. this wasn't what i wanted to do with my life. >> tyler has been sober for eight years now. he and his family speak to parents in a program called stairway to heroin, hoping to break the stigma of addiction. >> i'm the face of addiction. i'm the mother with it with the son who is an addict. but we're able to empower them to be that parent. >> the lybert's presentations have helped changed how closely some waukesha schools look for drugs. they're even teaching police departments the new ways kids ar ben wagner, wisn 12 news. joyce: the model room is free for schools at the hartland fire department. if you're interested in having the lybert family speak at your child's school, we have a link on our website. just type wisn.com/links. that families trying to do a lot of good to educate others. it sure does not feel like november. kathy: isn't november really, it

reporter: tyler lybert and his mom sandi finish each other's sentences. they weren't always this close. tyler, is a recovering heroin addict. >> we've lived it. i was that person. i never thought it would happen to us. reporter: sandi, says she ignored the warning signs. want to go through the room. give him his privacy. and i'll tell you why, i was scared what i was going to find. and then if i found something, then i'd have to do something about it. and back then, i didn't know where to go. reporter: tyler's addiction started in 6th grade. first, it was drinking. by eighth grade, prescription pills. in high school, heroin. >> if i'm under the influence, or i'm wanting that high, i would try anything. so i did. i started trying oxycontin. then from there it hooked me right away but it became too expensive. so i switched to heroin. reporter: he became distant, angry, even violent. sandi says there aren't many pictures from that time. >> i became tyler's friend and i thought that was the way to handle it. i lost that power as a parent. reporter: she hopes

on the bond market, tyler, i think we're seeing two things. the markets reacting to president-elect trump's promises for infrastructure spending and lower taxes, and that basically he's going to spend a lot of money, which is going to increase the debt and a lot more bonds out there and a lot more supply of bonds means higher interest rates. also, it is confrontational talk with a lot of foreign entities that own a lot of u.s. bonds like china. they own a lot of bonds. if they were to start to sell that could drive rates higher too. i think there are a couple of things sending rates higher right now, but that is going to mean if this continues, higher rates for buying a car or a higher mortgage for buying a house. we've seen those moorage ratrtg pick up as well. you asked about the bond funds. if you hold bond funds, you will see those prices drop. we have seen some pretty good drops and even the etfs, some of the municipal etfs and others. you should kind of expect it. as these rates go higher, these bond prices will come down. if you have a

. >> tyler is a two-time cancer survivor. he was diagnosed with all leukemia. >> reporter: tim powers is proud of his son. while other kids were fighting to make the basketball team, tyler was fighting to stay alive. >> he spent a good part of his beginning school years in the hospital. some of his best friends were the children that he met while in the hospital. >> reporter: tyler, now in class president. and he has never forgotten those friends from the hospital who didn't make it. >> tyler wore his relay for life survivor shirt to school and was told that he had to take it off, he couldn't stay in school with that shirt on. >> reporter: faced with in a- school suspension, tyler changed shirts and returned to class. his father says the school went he is not alone. more than 60 students protested the new policy. >> it's about saving lives. and when you have a message this positive, who wants to stifle that? >> certainly if's cancer survivor, and even when i talked to the teachers, she said she would have listened. >> they ma

a special little broncos fan got the surprise of a lifetime tyler suffers from cerebral palsy thanks for nonprofit tyler and his family are taking a trip to the happiest place in the world erika gonzalez is at mile high stadium they gave him they great news. it was the sweetest moment as he ties reaction when he's going to disney for a whole week this family that found is a bacon for me crated the organization after surviving cancer and decided to of sick kids he recently heard about tyler and knew that he was the next kid's group would surprise with the help of a staffing company told ict see the organ as they organize the kind of welcome only the broncos players get in and told him they great news. being able to do this for him thank you for memory cells home introduce posted about the organization on tyler story in his reaction tonight at ten erika gonzalez fox 31. dozens of denver families just got their deductions of 47 foster kids finalized today also celebrate national adoption day at the lindsay flanigan courthouse downtown for the families got a little bigger today some of t

. >> reporter: this one is tyler thompson. tyler has spina bifida himself but his superpower, raising money to give kids wheelchairs and with a little help flying them all the way in from it is a moment a moment many months in the making. emotional enough to take your breath away. >> it is definitely worth every bit of it. i love it. >> reporter: you see, patricia, blake and his family saw tyler on our air. the first time he came to tampa bay to deliver the first wheelchair to another boy. >> i sawi saw the video an >> reporter: tyler saw blake needed a wheelchair after seeing stories about the foundation. the rest is history. >> we are lucky these people have come together to do this for him. it is amazing. i am going to start crying. >> reporter: the wheelchair he can also forget about his disease, even if it is just one afternoon at a time. >> it means the world to us. there are good people in this world. >> there is so much good out there. i am happy i am happy we could share set with everyone. -- i am happy we could share

. >>> this is tyler. he and his girlfriend katelyn are going sky diving. >> what's the big thing today? throw yourself out an airplane? >> it is a big day. she just doesn't know it. she thinks they are just shooting a commercial. that's why they ve cameras around, but no, no, no, this guy, tyler, says that he wants to do something really special when she lands. he jumps first. the crew that he's put together is walking out to where they are landing and they've got something extra special lined up for her. then she jumps, you can see right there on the ground they've made a giant heart out of that red ribbon. her sky dive guide is telling her, check that out. >> look at that on the ground. oh, my gosh. oh! >> quick, quick, turn left, turn left, go that way! >> oh, no, she is really, really happy. >> i cannot believe him. oh, my gosh. wow, wow, wow. >> you can see on the ground tyler is changing. they brought him a change of clothes to get into. everybody's helping him and assisting him while they are waiti

. >>> this is tyler. he and his girlfriend katelyn are going sky diving. >> what's the big thing today? throw yourself out an airplane? >> it is a big day. she just doesn't know it. she thinks they are just shooting a commercial. this guy, tyler, says that he wants to do something really special when she lands. he jumps first. the crew that he's put together is walking out to where they are landing and they've got something extra special lined up for her. then she jumps, you can see right there on the ground they've made a giant heart out of that red ribbon. her sky dive guide is telling her, check that out. >> look at that on the ground. >> oh, my oh, my gosh. oh! >> quick, quick, turn left, turn left, go that way! >> oh, no, she is really, really happy. >> i cannot believe him. oh, my gosh. wow, wow, wow. >> you can see on the ground tyler is changing. they brought him a change of clothes to get into. everybody's helping him and assisting him while they are waiting for him to land. about tyler. oh, my g

tyler is changing. they brought him a change of clothes to get into. everybody's helping him and assisting him while they are waiting for him to land. >> i'm freaking out. oh, my gosh. about tyler. oh, my gosh. >> they land safely. >> oh, my gosh, amazing. it was so great. >> she begins that slow, romantic run we see in all romance movies. he's got flowers for her. and then -- >> katelyn, will you spend the rest of your life with me, baby? >> oh, my gosh, yes! >> contain yourself. >> i'll try. >> nick, contain yourself. >> oh, my god. i knew i knew i was going to lose you as soon as i showed you this video of little ayla. fox. she has more than all of us combined. it's understandable. >> of course. >> way prettier. >> she has quite the story. at four weeks old she was saved from a fur farm. >> look at those eyes. >> shees domesticated because she was born in captivity, so she can't be set to the wild. >> that is instagram foxy. >> >> this sheep stuck in the mud. >> that's where he draws the line. >> i'll call somebody. >> well, this guy didn't call any

more likely. >> i'm tyler and this is the lybert family. reporter: the lybert's know how lucky they are. tyler says he knows 32 people who died from heroin overdoses. -- from out of the hall or drugs. -- alcohol or drugs. he and his family speak to parents in a program called stairway to heroin, hoping to break the stigma of addiction. i'm the mother with it with the son who is an addict. but we're able to empower them to be that parent. reporter: the lybert's presentations have helped changed how closely some waukesha schools look for drugs. they're even teaching police departments the new ways kids are hiding them. ben wagner, wisn 12 news. sheldon: the model room is free for schools at the hartland fire department. if you're interested in having the lybert family speak at your child's school, we have information on our website, wisn.com. hopefully that will help other people as well. adrienne: heading to school is tough for a local boy with a rear medical condition. sheldon: the amazing technology that allows a local boy to show up for c

it's the stuff that i remember the rest of the my life. >> reporter: when tyler wasserman schultz an owl he -- when tyler was an owl they called him red hair and freckles and as a sterile he is called -- as a sterile he -- steeler, he s called dirty red. >>> thanks for joining us on temple football play book. we'll have more "action news" right after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. this is your final week to get this great deal. only from fios. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. don

>> reporter: hi, tyler.hat we know of as of this evening, fbi officials carefully going through the e-mails now that they have a warrant in place to search them. they're using a software program that sorts out any e-mails that were previously turned over to the fbi as part of the investigation. and looking for anything that might not have been turned over. if they find any of that, they'll look through it and try to figure out whether or not there's any classified information in there, as part of this clinton probe. we're also learning a little bit of context here about fbi director, james comey's decision-making to release this information before the election. i'm told by a former fbi official that this is an extraordinary decision for comey to take, in particular because earlier this year, when the fbi and u.s. intelligence agencies were discussing whether or not to name russia as a state entity that was trying to mettle in u.s. elections, comey argued internally and privately, it should not be done public

i'm tyler mathisen.ue herera has the evening off. >>> nearly every corner of the market is feeling the rally. from blue chips to small caps to nasdaq with its tech stocks. four major stock market indexes hit all-time highs today. here are the record numbers. the dow added 88 points to 18,956. 40-odd points away from 19,000. the nasdaq rose 47. s&p 500 climbed 16 and the small cap russell index of 2,000 many companies up 6. the broad rally hoping that it will invest heavily in infrastructure, a triple play that could spur growth. today's run also helped by a rise in oil prices. that rise lifted energy stocks. mike santoli takes a look at the rush of money into stocks. >> reporter: it's a great rotation from bonds into stocks finally happening. the sudden surge in bond yields and expectations of policies under trump from bond funds into stock funds since election day. the latest week track, $18 billion flexed income fund while $27 billion found its way into equity portfolios. that's the largest one hj week

>> well, this is the payback of that, tyler.hen rates starting to up, that home equity line of credit is going to start to ratchet higher, as well. so you'll see that higher rate within one to two statement cycles of when the fed raises short-term interest rates. the other thing to keep in mind, a lot of those are recasting, that ten-year drop period, and that in and of itself can deliver nasty payment increase. >> thanks, greg. greg mcbride with bankrate.com. >>> when it comes to the economy, the president-elect outlined some of his policy goals. donald trump said he plans to cut taxes, ramp up infrastructure spending and end restrictions on energy production. he vowed to withdraw from the trans-pacific partnership and negotiate more favorable deals in its place. he also wants to impose bans on lobbying. >>> still ahead, a medical mystery, but one medicine may be getting close to helping people with alzheimer's. tonight, the first of our two-part series. ♪ >>> it is a problem medicine so far has not been able to solve. alzheime

only treats for 12-year- old tyler plotkin. but it had nothing to do with loot. it was about who he got to be. (heather plotkin/ mom) "it was kind of nice to not have those questions and not think of him as different. everyone just saw him as the cool kid in the tank which was kind of fun." tyler was born with epilepsy and as a newborn. . suffered from more than 20 a day. as he rolls up in his army tanker. . the people who love him know the real fighters is underneath that costume. (erik plotkin/ dad) "he's had almost 30 surgeries, i think. about 26 have been on his head. he had half his brain removed when he was 15 months old. he's probably the toughest kid i know." heather and erik have gotten creative over the years. . but this halloween. . they needed some help. "he's happiest when going fast. whether in a car or remote wheelchair. he likes to move." so these juniors from nashoba valley technical high school spent three months converting a power wheels escalade into a remote-controlled vehicle. . sending tyler zipping through his neighborhood at the hands of

that's tyler niquin's story. >> reporter: jim. thank you. tyler naquin. here we go. game 6 of the world series. wh meter? . >> i think everybody's got a little bit of nervous. i think it's exciting. two good baseball teams about to go at it for game 6. going to be a lot of fun. think it's all the work has been put in. whoever's going to win is going to win. you have to fend the baseball and pitch it. >> reporter: how important is it to get off to an early start? you guys much better when you have that lead. >> they feel more comfortable, a lot better when they get out there an earlier lead. obviously i feel better. >> reporter: how about the you clinched in detroit? you did nit boston? now you guys have a chance to do it in front of the hometown crowd. >> we'd love to. as bad as we wanted to win nit chicago, either way we wanted to win this thing. i think even our fans feel the same way. to be able to do it in front of the home crowd, that would be amazing, exciting. it would definitely put on a good show. >> reporter: have you felt about what it would feel to win? h

tyler's vocal cords began to close. which not only made it harder to breathe. >> it often is just terrifying. so independent of the effort required to breathe. there's this emotional effect. >> unable to manage vcd with medicine. many patients turn to surgery. doctor todd olen is taking another approach. bike and puts cameras in the throat. he uses feed back. specialized breathing techniques. even speech therapist and psychologist to treat patients. not just in counseling sessions but in the middle of the strenuous exercise. >> i work with patients while they're peddling as fast as they can. so they can learn the techniques urpbdz a really intense situation. >> . the new study shows it works. 75 percent of improved breathing without surgery. and 85 percent called it the most important therapy. they received. it was a little bit of talk. but it's time to move on. >> . the talk being the election buzz from last night. early this morning. to which much like a lot of americans today. tkpwa*r reu is moving on. after all the

tyler? >> thank you very much, diana. a closer look at how president-elect trump's administration will impact the housing stock. bob wettenhall with rbc capital markets. always good to see you. good to have you here. what do you see for 2017 overall and do you like the builders or do you like some of the suppliers better? >> just taking on diane's comments, bullish about home prices. look for 5% growth. better to buy than rent. rents are too expensive. creating strong demand, high level affordability. right? >> not worried about interest rates? >> well, here is the deal. the fundamentals are very attractive. on the margin, stocks exposed to interest rates are going to encounter head winds. if you keep seeing the ten-year in mortgage rates rising. we want to be cautious and need to know more to see how this plays out. we're neutral on the builders, group right now, we like building products. if your home price is rising, you're going to invest back in your house, new kitchens, new faucets, repair, remodel, the sweet spot i

. >> tyler usually gets around in a wheelchair. but tonight he's trick or treating in a tank. >> everyone saw him as the cool kid. >> the sweet ride for this 12-year-old and the army of high school student who is made his >> breaking news from lowell, a 4-year-old hit by a car while trick or treating. he's exp >> tuesday morning on the eyeopener, using your dna to get fit faster. >> that's the promise but can it really pay off? >> and it is a chilly start but we're in for a big changes, tuesday at 4:30 andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families her

off, the jason kipnis, francisco lindor, mike napoli, jose ramirez, lonnie chisenhall coco crisp, tyler naquin and roberto perez. for the cubs, center fielder dexter fowler leading off, then followed by kris bryant, anthony russo, ben zobrist, alice russell, wilson contreras, jason heyward and how they bias.s. >> you thought, they were now they're going to the tonight. it is packed with excitement. pitch. matt wright, was with you in chicago now he is here with the fans and progressive. these fans are really fired up.. the guy here as early as the gates opened at 5:30 p.m. they cannot wait for the game t beginin a lot of them are very optimistic. >> anticipating a victory tonight. we saw a two cubs fans. may be a sign that the tide has shifted in now this is what the said earlier. >> we were here at 330. >> we wanted to get some good spots and not be able to see th king.. win tonight,us i hope that the parade is thursday and if wepe went tomorrow i am looking forward to the parade friday.. and back here, they're holding up their signs, they ar fired up and ready for this gam p to.ht the

coming up tonight at 10, i sit down with coe football head coach tyler staker for the sunday night spotlight. the kohawks won the first round of their ... the most points the iowa state men's basketball team has scored is 129, set back in 1978 against northeastern

i'm tyler mathisen.ue herera is off tonight. >>> well, maybe it's the election, and that tightening presidential race. or maybe it's this week's fed meeting, and the prospect of higher interest rates. if not now, then maybe at next month's final fed gathering of 2016. whatever the reason, stocks stumbled on this first trading day of november, and wall street's fear index, the vix, moved higher. so did gold prices. but the mexican pesos fell against the u.s. dollar. some see its value as a proxy for donald trump's white house chances. the better his odds get, the lower the pesos. med day, the dow jones industrial average broke below 18,000. the s&p below 2,100. but the blue chip dow recovered some, still it ended down 105 points at 18,037. nasdaq was off 35 and the s&p 500 dropped 14. bob pisani has more on today's stocks slide. >> reporter: it's the first day of november, and normally this is a good time for stocks. november is the number one month for the dow and presidential election years, that's acco

tyler is in a national honor roll student and class president. hooest a cancer is survivor. thai leer's never forgotten his friend who didn't win their battle >> tyler wore his relay for life survivor shirt to school and was told that he had to take it off, he couldn't stay in school with that shirt on. >> more than 60 students protested the new restrictive dress code this week. school officials say glin their actions will grow more severe after repeated school board moting. >> opponents of amendment one are demanding a proposal be wiped clean from the ballots. accused -- ewe till companies of being dishonesty. in front of city hall in st. petersburg with more. >> well in just a couple of hours they are going to fill these steps campaigning against amendment one. now the florida supreme court will have to decide whether to from the ballots just days away from the election. amendment one would regulate solar energy in the state. now poapts say those who are favor like energy companies are trying to trick bowl es. however supporter claims they only want to protect consumers li

us at every turn, last night, they lost to the chicago cubs 923 s russell, the flyball but neither tyler naquin or chisenhall condit, that a grand slam negative 720. first grand slam that they have allowed in the series in the first for the cubs.y >> the indians were the bases, jake arrieta strikeout tyler naquin, it will be a winner ta alli game seven. we got another shot tomorrow, we will be ready tomorrow to close the sign-up. they did what they had to do to force a game seven, we are confident, at home in front of the fans we've got corey kluber on the mound. scores runs early and get corey kluber, is the first pitcher to start on short rest, twice during thei world series. if anyone can do it, then it is corey kluber. if you slept in about three weeks? note, this is a ton of fun, but it is so dreamy, cavaliers were in the finals, their games are a bit shorter, this has beenth long and drawn and we are ready. you can sleep after we win it all tonight.y mother nature is cooperating there. it is the most viable ticket in town, if you have a ticket to game seven of the world series, sky

i'm tyler matheson. sue herera is off tonight. the trump bump didn't slump but it did flatten a bit today. it was still enough of a dow to close at an all-time high. the run up powered by investor optimism that president-elect's policies could lift the do you was enough for the best week in pfeiffer years. today the dow jones industrial rose 40 points to a record 18,057. nasdaq added 48 and s&p 500 kind of fell a little by three. the blue chip index climbed more than 5%. the nasdaq and s&p were both up 3.8%. but how much gas is left in this market's tank? we take a look. >> reporter: stocks lost speed today but that should come as no surprise after a record high this week. the big question is how long can the rally go on. banks and stocks, both rallied big-time this week on the perception fewer regulations and oversight will transfer into more profits for drug companies and bank companies. these sectors can only go so far without specific detailed legislation on what will happen, for example, to obama care, drug pricing and dodd/f

tyler harr: hey we'll go for a spin whenever she wants. ((brian loftus)) hey yoooooooo ((michael stevens)) did you see that smile? and did you see the wink that he did too? did you see that? laughs ((kirsten joyce)) sherry! ((michael stevens)) whenever she wants! ((brian loftus)) i'll be right back! chat away guys! ((sherry swensk)) he's just losing his head. ((kirsten joyce)) i like the wind out there. ((sherry swensk)) it's just like haut laughs there he is. there's the brian we know before he puts his makeup on! laughs ((michael stevens)) guys good morning to you! we are inside the arctic cat! this is just one of the many things people can do here at sema! lets do it one more time and lets stop over there so we can get a better idea what we're doing this morning. if you can believe it, where we're at laughs holy cow! adventure reporter in the new cbs show 'the great indoors' .. ((kirsten joyce)) do you remember at the mercer island beach club one summer?! yes it's true! joel mchale: oh you were a menace! you were so dangerous out there!

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