tyler: i40 did. emmett is emmett perry senior, my mother's husband and the man i thought was my father for 40 years. he was a man who was at the time quite abusive and every time i hear his name in the house it was synonymous with pain. stopped, emmett, d. i didn't want to share that name. i was 16 years old and someone asked what my name was and i said tyler. i don't know where it came from but it was there. it stuck. harvey: everything i read was a hellish childhood. he made your life hell. he beat you badly. tyler: he had this distinct disdain for me. i think he knows i'm not his child and i think he is always on that. harvey: is what he blamed on her he took on you. tyler: absolutely. once i got more information about who he was and what he had been through, i couldn't excuse it but i could forgive it because it was too painful for me to hold onto anymore. to this day, i still take care of it.in he lives well and gets a check every month and he is taking care of his wife did he ever say sorry. ty

what's next, tyler? ball pit. specifically tailored to mason-- it's very tactile, very sensory oriented. george: now, sometimes tyler can be all work and no play, but if we're going to make absolutely sure that this basement is kid-proof, we're going to have to do some testing. whoa. tyler: we're supposed to be building a ball pit, but instead george is throwing the balls everywhere else but in the pit. ow! george: i don't when the last time i played in a ball pit was, and to have one literally right here on the rescue. you can ask anybody. it's been hard to get me out. let's-- let's fill it-- no! so i'll just be in here. just don't hit me in the face, all right? too many of those shots. ah! [inaudible] all right, ball pit's done. definitely kid approved. rob: i really think the england's are going to love the project that we did. they were expecting a basement. they're getting a basement, a kitchen, a new master bedroom, and i think they're going to really enjoy it. are you ready to come home? what? what did you

- tyler: i did. emmitt is emmitt perry, sr., my mother's husband, and the man i thought was my father for 40 years-- was a man who was, at the time, quite abusive. and every time i'd hear his name in the house, it was synonymous with pain. my mother screaming, "emmitt, stop! emmitt, don't! emmitt, emmitt, emmitt." so i didn't want to carry that name. harvey: when did you change it? tyler: i was about 16 years old and somebody asked me what my name was, and i said tyler. i don't know where it came from. - harvey: just the air. - tyler: just the air, yeah. so i said tyler, and it stuck. everything i've read was just a hellish childhood. - mm-hmm. - he made your life hell. - beat you badly. - mm-hmm. he had this distinct disdain for me. and i think he knows i'm not his child. i think he's always known that. and that was the disdain. i think so, i think so. so what he blamed on her, he took out on you. absolutely. and once i got more information about who he was, what he had been through, i couldn't excu

so it will be fine. >> jimmy: yeah, no one cares. >> i walk out and they are going, tyler, tyler. "whoa, something has changed big time for me." >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. >> i heard oprah, tina, and tyler. >> jimmy: oh, come on! that's a good one to remember. >> yeah. don't forget it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great one to remember. >> yeah, i got in the car like, "what just happened?" >> jimmy: because then there's also the opposite where people will take your photo or take a a selfie or ask for an autograph and not even sometimes know who you -- >> god will just think to humble you because you have a a moment like that and then you have another moment. like i was in. >> jimmy: do you know what i'm talking about? >> i know exactly what you are talking about. >> jimmy: we have the video of it. >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: i'm assuming they're from france or something. >> i was in beverly hills, leaving from lunch, and the paparazzi and these people walk up. >> jimmy: watch this, this is tyler perry getting recognized. taking a picture. >> yeah, go for likeness. >> merci, bye-by

not for little tyler. >> seven-year-old tyler barlow skipped first grade classes on wednesday.e felt safer staying home with his mom. >> i didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i thought something was bog going to happen. >> reporter: you can understand his fears on tuesday afternoon tyler was picked up from his elementary school by a wheat services van like this one to be driven along with a couple of other special needs students to a group therapy session in havertown. but tyler fell asleep in the back seat of the van and neither the driver nor an aide noticed as they drove to havertown, dropped off the other kids, drove back to their headquarters lot in pros spec park and left tyler all alone in the van. when the little guy woke up -- >> you didn't see anybody also around you, right? >> no. >> reporter: you were kind of scared i guess. >> yes. >> reporter: based on the timeline described by tyler's mother it appears the autistic seven-year-old sat alone in that parked van for an hour or more before being discover. his mom describes herself as hear

>> mom, what do you think about tyler's talent? >> i think it's unbelievable.ver seen anything like it. he picked up a paint brush for the first time ten months ago and blew me away. i asked him is this what you want to do? he said yes. i have aben pushing to try to get him everything he need. >> what kind of support have you got online, help contribute to buy some supplies? >> oh, my, we've had people donate canvases, brushes, paint, everything you can imagine they've donated to him. we've all been grateful. >> tell us about that moment when you first noticed his talent. what did that feel like? >> at first, i was mad, because i said it took me 37 years to get to the point i'm at, and he's like overnight. >> but you're still his favorite artist. >> i am. and i'm better than him. he's not better than me. [ laughter ] >>> bobby flay is giving this guy a cooking lesson. >> you whisked it? >> sure. >> you did whisk is it t? i didn't hear it. >> see i back in and wouldn't you know it, the flies are able to fly once again. >>> this dog has manners. >>> he's gotten a

s tyler perry's boo two.s opening up nationwide on october 20 but i'm here for the red carpet premiere. tyler perry will be walking through the doors and there will be a screening of the film at 7:30 tonight. he wrote directed and produced the film and he also plays three characters in the film all at the same time so i can't wait to speak to him about how he does that. there's some really interesting shots if you go he's in a scene with himself and two other characters he's playing and i want to know how that's done. also the first film did not have tyler perry's name before the actual title. i'm wondering how and why he decided to put his name before the second one and again the movie will open up on october 20th. by the way, the first film cost about $20 million to make, made 74 million in the worldwide box office and total box office career for tyler perry or all the films he's ever been in written and directed made $1.4 billion. if you know his story, it's incredible how he rose up to what he's become as

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tyler perry wal-mart pajamas.y significant: he has two chairs that were owned by abraham lincoln. and i got to sit in one of them. connell: did you really? >> the whole concept is great, right, the show. that's the whole idea most people know that have been watching the last few weeks. they tell their own life story through these octobers, right? >> they do, indeed. connell: he has quite a story to tell u overcoupling the odds. harvey, thanks so much. and thanks for the update on the harvey weinstein story. harvey levin, objectified tonight. a story that really captivated the nation. this cheerleader sharing a video of her coach forcing her into a split as she is literally shrieking in pain. up next, why that former coach will not be facing charges. take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. what maheart-healthyle salad the california walnuts.ver? the best simple pasta ever? californi

and well i have to tell you, tyler perry makes another madea move think time with a halloween twist.tainment tonight kevin frazier with a preview. >> i'm kevin frazier. >> this week madea halloween, tyler perry transforms. >> i hit the brakes. >> look, look, look, look -- >> i got this. >> everybody taking things so seriously, it is all about big fun, don't take it seriously, silly movie to go out, laugh, have a good time. >> ma. you see? >> if i wasn't out here, would i be -- yes. >> tyler wrote, produced and directed the sequel which finds madea and her friends in the middle of a haunted camp campgrounds. >> ma, you see that? >> ahh. >> in addition to starring as madea, tyler also plays joe, safe to say, he spends a lot of time in the make up chair. >> oh, it is hours. it reaks havoc on my skin, but i think joe, took four, five hours for him, madea five hours, and ready to go. madea has a lot of digital stuff to make her look softer but joe is another thing. >> i have to be on the low. >> this is tyler's tenth movie as madea, and he's already working on the 11th madea family funera

i don't think tyler broke though lot. when i make that case of those inequities new are the white people that should have went to prison? that is not how i feel. tyler did not break the law. when he first stepped into the business. but then the fbi identified him and offered him a lifeline so there's no way to know what he would have done three months down the line if he realized he was being used to launder money. so throughout the industry that are making basically the same choices and there are examples that were acquitted or convicted by a jury and they said wait. he was training courses not laundering money. he doesn't know where it comes from so even if you do know that doesn't mean that is what you are doing. >> so what did the agent think of the book?. >> he was very cooperative. we had conversations that or not tense at all projects we're around these ideas of the investigation and that he did not agree with everything but felt i got a right to the extent i told the story correctly. that is as good as you can ask

i'm tyler mathisen.ue herera is off tonight. >>> well, stocks finished the day at new records after the senate took a step, a big step, toward tax reform. more on that in a moment. >>> but we begin tonight with a company that is an american icon, albeit today a tarnished one, general electric. today the company missed earnings forecasts by a lot, a stark reminder of the work that lays ahead for the new ceo. he summed up the quarter by sayi, "our results are unacceptable, to say the least." early today, wall street agreed. but after falling sharply, the stock made an about face, an abrupt one, embarking on its biggest comeback since 2009 and finishing up 1%. morgan brennan takes a look at the quarter and what may be ahead for ge. >> reporter: for general electric, it's all about restructuring. still, the oldest stock in the dow's new ceo john flannery says everything is up for review as he begins to make "sweeping changes" at the struggling company. >> i've spent really 90 days exhaustive review of the wh

tyler was in and out of rehab four times. 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 addict on his college football team. unfortunately the quarterback died four months after tyler. same situation. >> overdose. >> first if you didn't talk about it. >> after tyler died, the campbells met many families whose children were heroin addicts in suburbs of columbus. like tyler most got hooked on pills first. >> started with pain bills. >> tj and heidi riggs daughter died of a heroin overdose. high school basketball player and captain of the golf team. their daughter alyssa died of overdose in 2015. brenda stewart has two sons in recovery. tracy morrison is jenna morri n morrison's mother and has second daughter who is a recovering addict. rob brandt's son was an addict. >> he battled it through high school. >> his son robbie got hooked on pain pills described by a denti dentist. after his wisdom teeth were remove. in training w

it's tyler perry's poo two.mething is wrong. something is wrong. it's always been that. i thank chris rock for him. started all this. >> really. >> top five. he did the spoof of boo movie that's where all this started. you got to do that movie. i'm like, no. but here we are. number two. we'll see what happens. >> so cool. nice to meet you mr. perry. >> meet me. >> to see you. >> good to see me again. >> you're a good guy. >> tyler perry boo two a madea halloween. >> i had no boo the franchise cameut chris rock joke. that movie is amazing top five. in the fox lounge. >> i'm drinking some brooklyn 99 -- >> it tastes like andy sandberg and terry crews coffee. brooklyn 99. >> but we're here in the fox lounge as we mentioned. i want to take a couple things home. i want the orville lunch box. i want the simpson's cartoon characters right there. we got the fun company boxes really cool. >> i call the homer clock. >> by the time we leave here nothing will be here. last time you'll see the fox lounge on good day d.c. >>

i'm tyler mathisen. sue herera is off this evening. the dow did it again today, closing at yet another record high. but it wasn't easy. it had to erase an early 100-point slide to extend its record setting run. just yesterday, the index finished above 23,000 for the first time ever. apple was the day's early sandbag on reports of weak demand for its new iphone 8. goldman sachs and boeing didn't help much either. but a late day rally fueled in part by verizon -- we'll have more on that in a moment -- helped the blue chip index eke out a gain. the dow rose five points to 23,163, an all-time high. nasdaq dropped 19. the s&p 500 rose a fraction. >>> today's market move was nothing like the one that occurred 30 years ago. october 19th, 1987, black monday. the worst one-day stock plunge in history. that day ended with the dow down 508 points, about 23%, to a closing price of 1738. the selling was monumental. the decline nerve-wracking. "nightly business report" paul canning was there to give views a rundown. >> reporter: prices on the new yo

>> reporter: most of them will, tyler. i talked to two mcconnell advisers who say that they're confident that jeff flake will go along with the tax bill despite the blistering criticism. but there are at least three republicans vulnerable to defecting. one is bob corker, one is john mccain, one is rand paul. bob corker says he won't vote for anything that adds to the deficit. rand paul wants a bigger middle class tax cut. john mccain also has longstanding concerns about the deficit. this is not going to be easy for the president. and the more he engages in these skirmishes, the harder he is making it. >> john harwood in washington tonight, thank you very much. >>> during a lunch meeting with senate leadership, the president asked who the senate members, the gop, would like to see him nominate to lead the central bank. one report indicated that stanford economist john taylor, a so-called hawk, won the informal vote. and as steve liesman reports, he is just one of five on a short list of candid >> reporter: president trump h

. >> tyler says he wants to be a k-9 officer when he grows up. >> a thank you to mom for taking tyler all around the country to do that. >> doughnuts. >> doughnuts. >> something you can't learn in school right there. how about that. >>> let's take a look at sutro tower, open it up and you can see how clear and calm it is. at least from this vantage point this morning. usually when we get some warm weather we have extremes as in like it's 60 at the coast and 100 inland. look at our extremes today, there's not much of a difference from the coast in the low 80s to present wood, los gatos and santa rosa in the mid 90s. half-moon bay and pacifica could be in the upper 80s today. look at oakland, 71 is your average high, you will be there by 10:00 this morning and you won't return until about 8:00 this evening. in between noon, 77, look at those mid to upper 80s from 2:00 to 4:00 and we will take a look at san jose your average high is about 73, you will be at 80 at noon, 90 at 4:00 and still 77 at 8:00. no escaping the heat today, frances. >> definitely not, but the roads are still nice an

i am in trouble with tyler. i got yelled at -- scolded, reprimanded. autria: by tyler perry?d: before the interview even started. autria: we can't send you to any red carpet. veronica: getting -- larry: alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. announcer: this is a breaking news alert. a fire shutting down foxhall road. we are live. state of emergency in the gulf coast. tropical storm nate makes its way north. autria: hockey returns. talk thisports friday. let's get you to the ball field with scott abraham and suzanne kennedy. : good morning. suzanne: i have been counting down.

. >> reporter: seven-year-old tyler barlow stayed home from school wednesday to be with his mom.o be safe. >> i didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i thought something was going to happen. >> reporter: it's understandable on tuesday afternoon tyler was picked up from his elementary school by a wheat services van like this one. to be driven along with a couple of other special needs students to a group therapy session in havertown. but tyler fell asleep in the back seat of the van and neither the driver nor an aide noticed as they traveled to havertown, drove back to their headquarters lot in prospect park and then left the van. >> you were in a parking lot, right? were you a little bit scared? >> you can talk to him. >> you can tell me. >> yes. >> reporter: what's that? >> yes. >> reporter: based on the timeline described by tyler's mother it appears the autistic seven-year-old sat alone in that parked van for an hour or more before being discovered. >> i was just out of breath. like i put my life -- my kids live in these people's hands and i just fe

coming up tyler perry back with madea in boo two on trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?be not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >> welcome back the new season for the philly pops is now underway. last night they opened with a tribute to star wars. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> such an iconic song there, this year marks 40 years since the first star wars film was released, the show this weekend features music from all seven movies, and last night it certainly was a very special evening at the kimmel center. >> well tyler perry makes another madea movie there is time with a halloween twist. here's entertainment tonight's kevin frazier with a preview. >> i'm kevin frazier. >> this week it is a madea halloween, as tyler perry once again transforms into the character for boo two. >> i hit the brakes. >> look, look, look, look. >> i got this, you all sit in the car. >> everybody is taking things so seriously now, all about big fun, don't take it seriously. it is a sill movie. go out and laivan have a good

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a private non-profit that provides transportation for kids like tyler. tom is executive director. >> this is not right. >> yes, it's not right. it shouldn't happen. it should not happen. there's no justification for it. >> reporter: jack live forward is the man in charge at wheat services. he declined to talk to us on camera citing contract policy. but an e-mail from wheat obtained by fox 29 confirms the driver and eat aid have been fired. stunningly tyler was forgotten and left on board a transportation van last december by a different company. coping.s he's having a hard tim- >> this morning i woke up to him in my bed. telling me he's sorry and he didn't want to lose me. i asked him what do you mean you don't want to lose me. >> mom, i could have died on the van. >> reporter: the officials at community transit tell me they are conducting their own investigation to determine for themselves just how long the seven-year-old boy would have been out here alone in this parking lot which by the way borders active train tracks. it's also a safe bet the two ent

. >>> guys, i want to show you one of tyler's pictures followed by 19,000 more of tyler's pictures. this is tyler lillicose show reel, basically a demonstration of his work that he has spent two years crafting, and he. you the th put that together from shots across the u.s. and canada and one of the things that go gah, nature's beautiful. >> "national geographic" i got this guy's work i want to show you.. >> hopefully you're watching it at home on the big screen you truly appreciate the grandeur, the spectacle of our beautiful planet and what it takes to get this kind of look. it does take time. time to travel to these places, time to get into the back and beyond where people aren't crowding the space, where you have the perfect weather conditions, where you can sit and let the camera time lapse and let it do its thing. >> nature is so pretty. i just want to go out there and be like a her mitt in these places. >> some of these shots, can i put a blanket and lay under the stars? >> early mornings, late nights doing this while attending college full time. he also says feedback is appr

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tyler perry is in d.c.o speak about the film and i caught up with him about being a writer, director and producer and playing three rolls in the film watch this. you'll have the scenes in the first film, you're playing three characters in one shot. >> yes. >> how does that actually work from a film-making standpoint? do you have people stand in than do the shots. >> that's exactly what is happening. i got somebody dressed as brin and joe while i'm ma did i a, i workaround my way around the room with the camera doing all the jokes. you you do each shot yourself. >> yeah, but it's fun. it's a lot of fun. when you're directing the movie and you're in between takes, if you're in the ma did i a costume, are you directing asthma did i a or turn into tyler perry. >> no, it's ridiculous because i'm in the costume, but i'm talk ing like this. everybody is like that's strange. move over here, you understand what i saying, get over there. it work s out. i'm curious if ma did i a were to sit in a screening tonight and

tyler mathisen here, welcome, everybody. we begin with the deadliest mass shooting in american history we have team coverage. kayla tausche with reaction from president trump and the white house. first, though, let's get to jane wells live on the ground in las vegas with the latest at this hour jane >> hi, tyler yeah, we're at the southern end of the las vegas strip here, where they still have it shut down, and it will be hours before they open up this area again. you can see the mandalay bay behind me there. they were saying that guests who had been rushed out last night could get back in, but they are stopping anyone coming from this direction. this is not the side of mandalay bay where the gunman was he was just to the right on the east side shooting across the street there, where the mayor described him as a crazed fanatic full of hate for some reason he decided to mow down a concert venue of 22,000 people. we have video, you've seen these pictures all night long. it was just chaos and horrific the latest numbers are 58,

her boyfriend, tyler tessier killed her. the state's attorney said will he not prosecute tessier in the death of wallen's unborn feet toss, paul wagner joins us now with more. >> john mccarthy said he will not be able to prosecute for the murder of an unborn baby because the feet toss was only three and a half months old. by maryland law and medical findings, mccarthy said he would not be able to hold tessier accountable for the death. when tyler tessier was arrested for the murder of laura wallen state attorney john mccarthy said he was engaged to another woman. fact wallen apparently discovered in late august and acording to a court affidavit asked for a meeting, quote to him woman. the state's attorney revealed detectives found a video showing tessier and wallen together at a safe way 2nd at around 8:30 p.m. just hours later, investigators say the social studies teacher was dead. shot in the back of the head and buried in a demascus field. despite being nearly four months pregnant, tessier only been indicted on one count

reporter: sarah, despite the fact that laura wallen was nearly four months pregnant her boyfriend tyleressier has only been indicted on one count of murder. the montgomery county state's attorney explains why under state law he can't tessier accountable for the unborn baby's death. >> her child was autopsied. medical team established at the time of miss wallen's murder, the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable -- not viable independent of miss wallen. based on those medical findings and as a matter of law in maryland, as a result, the defendant is not chargeable with a second count of murder related to the child. >> reporter: the popular social studies teacher had been missing for several days when police held a news conference and asked tyler tessier to attend. at the time investigators had not disclosed publicly he was a suspect but her parents knew and had to play along. tessier was arrested a few days later and we then learned while he had been dating laura wallen he was engaged to another woman. in late august and according to a court documen

this is for 32-year-old tyler tessier.ou remember the story back in early, early september when laura wallen was missing. missing for about two weeks. and then this story began to unravel when laura wallen's body was discovered in a shallow grave. laura wallen who was four months pregnant at the time that she went missing, tyler tessier who was with police at this press conference you're seeing right here, got up in front of people, in front of laura's parents and told the community that he knew nothing about her disappearance and wanted her back safely. we are now hearing again the breaking and developing news this afternoon that a grand jury has indicted 32-year-old tyler the disappearance and murder of howard county teacher laura wallen. back to you, leon, in the studio. >> all right, thank you, erika. that's the situation that hopefully the family will find some relief there, some justice. we are going to change gears right now. now at 4:30, we are going to turn to the opening day at the cool est new place to hang out

we're allowed to put up a split screen, tyler perry as colin powell. i'm trying to picture that. >> i think he can do that i think so too. >> we have breaking news out of north philadelphia, sky fox over john welsh elementary school. fire department there, kid on the sidewalk. we had reports of smoke coming from the building, but we don't see any of that anymore. but the kid, are going to stay outside they say until they check the entire school. >> please tell us. >> because, you have been talking about gabriel union and how she came to fill a. >> this is really spokes. >> nothing. >> nothing. >> listen. >> it is okay. >> there were 2,000 women there. >> yes. >> you wait in line. >> and, they said no pictures gabriel is very busy, she will sign these books no pictures. >> she has tweeted she will take pictures with people, she wasn't expecting turnout to philly. >> i did my thing. >> your thing. >> i was doing this thing. >> literally, there were 2,000 , women there. >> she tweeted that they had to take an overflow area and bring people there and they

a different bus company left tyler on a school van last year.is mom says he's having hard time dealing with all of this. wheat services is a subcontractor for community transit and community transit says there's no excuse for what happened. >>> incredible story of determination after almost a year in a church basement. javier flores garcia walk out with his wife and children a free man today. garcia took sanctuary at the arch street methodist church in center city allege months ago to avoid deportation back to mexi mexico. he had lived in the u.s. for 20 years. and now he's eligible for a special visa and then residency here. through a translator garcia says he got justice. >> i want to thank everyone who has supported me and especially my lawyer for the hard work and for this great victory because today i'm finalling to go back home. >> want to figure out ways to support my children as soon as i get out of here. >> you can hear more of his story tomorrow morning on good day at 7:30am. suppliers showing up in mailboxes at a local community. the

>> announcer: this is "nightly business repor with tyler mathisen wit >>> red-hot. the nasdaq had its biggest point gain in a year, fueled by tech stocks that had been the ultimate market winners this year. >>> oil slick. exxon and chevron saw profits grow 50%. sounds good, but investors wanted more. >>> market monitor. cvs wants to buy aetna. but should investors like you buy cvs health shares? we have an emphatic answer, tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, octo. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. what a day for the nasdaq. the index was the clear standout, basking in the glow of blowout earnings from amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and intel that we told you about last night. amazon and alphabet closed at all-time highs and above the $1,000 a share mark. the two dow components, microsoft and intel, were both up more than 6%. microsoft hit a new all-time high. and intel was the best performing stock today on the blue chip index. today alone, amazon added more than $61 billion to its market cap. alphabet's market cap now tops $700 billion, about twic

let's go to tyler tynes and jason page.s reporting at the top of the hour for us and he said those who might be critical of what the vice president and the president did, is that they had planned this out if you will to double down, triple down on their criticisms of those players who are kneeling during the national anthem. your thought. >> i mean, we've seen for so long that these teams are going to protest. and we saw last week that the president and vice president was going to co-op this along with nfl owners to push out a temp unity or brotherhood to protect the shield and to make the protest seem like it is actually about pay theism and about unity and the flag. but that is a lie, right? like we've seen so much that this white house has lied and this seems like a pr stunt to pe pet chew eight that lie. first it was the co-op and now we want the americans to fully not know why these black men are kneeling, why these black women in the the same thing. so it seems ludicrous that the white house would use tax dollars to f

tyler: at the simplest sense, we're essentially selling money, right? chris: the only good from this fast-moving fraud is a new benefit for consumers. some resellers are now guaranteeing the advertised value of their secondhand gift cards. at raise, it's a year. tyler: and we're willing to put our money where our mouth is. chris: policies vary by site. the one daniel used, card cash, offered a 45-day guarantee. he tried to use his chipotle card after that point, so he paid the price. daniel: oh, yeah, i did pay. [laughing] chris: daniel's $70 loss is a laugh, but also a call for banks and stores to improve their systems. daniel: and i think the computer should be smart enough to detect this activity and then, you know, put a hold on it or put a freeze on it. chris: you will see new countermeasures at cash registers where this gift card fraud starts. some stores, like walmart, might ask for an id when you buy a gift card with a credit card. other stores are now limiting how many gift cards you can buy. and a few require cash. now you know why. announcer:

>> we are already seeing a lot more of it, tyler.all there are several golf tournaments. pga tour events now held in asia there is a couple in china one in malaysia. one in japan next year more and more tennis tournaments being played over there. and you're going to see this in all sports this is a huge potential market. not only for athletes and teams, but for shoe companies like nike, like adidas and under armour at the middle of what you're talking about >> maybe i shouldn't be surprised. but i still find myself surprised. that either the ncaa or universities implicated in this bribery scandal don't just pull the plug on their basketball programs for a period of years why doesn't that happen? why don't some of them get the smu death penalty? >> well, the reason they don't get the death penalty is because when smu got it in football back in the 1980s, it basically destroyed their program. as a result the ncaa has been very hesitant to give out the death penalty even when major schools have been eligible to receive it if you have tw

tyler?you and listen to what president trump said during a photo op after a meeting with some military leaders >> he doesn't know what this represents maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> reporter: what is the storm >> it could be the calm before the storm. >> reporter: what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out >> the calm before the storm what does he mean by that? >> you'll find out >> he promises we'll be right back. >>> hello, i'm zsue herrera with your cnbc news update at this hour we are getting an update on the hurricane relief to say his government in puerto rico is working to get kids back to school. >> thanks to the leadership and collaboration of governor scott from florida, he has empowered our secretary of education to at least for 20,000 students be able to utilize the virtual education system that they have in florida for kids over here. >>> mcdonald's is testing a mcvegan burger but there's a catch. you have to travel overseas to try it, at least for now the soy-based

tyler. >> all right, michelle thank you. we begin today in the nation's capital where we so often do in just about 30 minutes we expect president trump to hold a news conference, his second in two days, this one with the prime minister of greece eamon javers is live at the white house. eamon. >> reporter: that's right. we expect today's news conference will be a little more constrained than yesterday's freewheeling news conference was. today we expect just two and two, two questions from the greek press two, from the domestic press but there are any number of topics to cover here including this flare-up of political hostilities today between the president and john mccain, the republican senator who was given an award last night and made some criticisms that a lot of folks interpreted as directly aimed at the white house. here's what john mccain said last night that has gotten this white house's attention. he said, "to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope on earth for th

police say her boyfriend tyler tessier killed her.he state's attorney says he will not prosecute tessier in the death of wallen's unborn child. fox5's lauren demarco joins us now with more details. >> reporter: despite the fact wallen was nearly four months pregnant her boyfriend tyler tessier had only been indicted of one counts of murder. the montgomery county states attorney explained today why under state law he can't hold tessier accountable for the unborn baby's death. >> her child was autopsied. medical team established murder the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony, the child was not viable -- not viable independent of miss wallen. based on those medical findings and as a matter of law in maryland, as a result, the defendant is not chargeable with a second count of murder related to the child. >> reporter: the popular social studies teacher had been missing for several days when police held a news conference and asked tyler tessier to attend. at the time investigators had not disclosed publically that he was a s

and oprah also on the mind of good friend, tyler perry. huh, kev? his nearly 3-year-old son, aman. what is it like to have oprah as a godparent? everything you think it would be. how is she as a godmother to your child? >> wonderful. oprah is wonderful. oprah is everything you think she is. she's everything you have seen. everything you have read. that's who she is. all the good stuff. >> what is the best part of being a dad? >> having an opportunity to mold a great human being is a wonderful thing. to help nurture, cultivate his life in whatever wonderful thing it's going to be is awesome. >> he's back to playing madea, boo. out friday. >> let me out. oh, hell no. >> reporter: perry plays three characters. joe. brian, and of course, madea. how much time do you spend in hair and makeup? how much of the day is consumed with changing from one character to the next? >> it's hours. it wreaks havoc on my skin. joe is about four or five hours. >> what is madea's life span? >> as long as people want to see her, she'll be around. i'm determined not to be he

tyler? >> pass the guacamole.ome, everybody, to the new york stock exchange where we are today for the net-net seminar where we look at the innovation and how top executives can help foster it to help their companies. we will hear later this hour from a former cia deputy director of counterintelligence. we'll ask him about the state of american cybersecurity, threats to business and threats to the personal security of people like you. we're going to ask him specifically what does he do and not do himself to keep himself safe meantime, it is a down day for the major indexes, but of course, off those session lows bob pisani here with the latest and what's happening in the last hour apart from coming back off the lows >> we've come off the lows and that's important we were down initially and we saw a blip up on the ten-year yields and four or five basis points and we had very good economic news this morning and we also had reports that perhaps mr. taylor might be in the lead or not and president trump in the last hou

mean while the suspect, 24-year-old tyler jackson was here in court today for his arraignment.ty and was rae lessed distance. this video was sent by craig ludwig passenger on double decker bus last night and this is video he took of jackson's arrest 8 p.m. last night. you can see jackson sitting on the curb arguing with officers and we can confirm jackson is currenly a sergeant in the u.s. marine corps based out of quantico in security augmenttation unit. this all happened when the tour bus made a brief stop in front of white house on h street last night. while the tour guide was busy speaking to passengers on upper deck the driver tells me she open the the door to get fresh air and next thing she knew a man jumped on to the bus through the door and time her and started yelling get out of here and starting wailing on her he sit her several times in the face and in the head. she yelled for help and eventually people from the upper level came down to stop the attack. and because this was so close to the quhait house, secret service was there within minute and made that arrest. th