yes, you heard that right-- just three generations, president tyler, his son lyon tyler, and grandsonon, span almost the entire history of the united states. >> but i'm still here. >> reporter: we met harrison and his son, william, at president tyler's virginia estate. when you tell people that you are the great-grandson and your gawght is the grandson of the tenth president of the united states, do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to public upon ( laughs ) i think it has to do with second wives. >> reporter: much younger second wives. here's how it happened. john tyler became process prt in 1841. he had eight children with his first, who died while he was in office. at 52, he married 22-year-old julia gardiner. they had seven children, for a total of 15, the most of any president. he was 63 when son lyon tyler was born, whose first wife also died. lyon, too, had a very young second wife. he was 75 when harrison tyler was born. president tyler renovated this house, sherwood forest plantation, with young julia in mind. >> this was the ballroom. john tyler's wife was 30 y

tyler. 89-year-old harrison ruffin tyler is the grandson of u.s.ler, who was born in 1790. yes, you heard that right-- just three generations, president tyler, his son lyon tyler, and grandson harrison span almost the entire history of the united states. >> but i'm still here. >> reporter: we met harrison and his son, william, at president tyler's virginia estate. when you tell people that you are the great-grandson, and your father is the grandson of the tenth president of the united states, do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to believe. i think it has to do with second wives. >> reporter: much younger second wives. here's how it happened. john tyler became president in 1841. he had eight children with his first wife, who died while he was in office office. at 52 he married 22-year-old julia gardner. they had seven children fair total of 15, the most of any president. he was 63 when son, lyon tyler, was born, whose first wife also died. lyon, too, had a very young second wife. he was 75 when harrison tyler was porn. the sherwood fo

just three generations, president tyler his son lyon tyler and grandson harrison span almost the entire history of the united states. >> but i am still here. >> we met harrison and his son william at president tyler's virginia estate. >> when you tell people that you are the great grandson and your father is the grandson of the tenth president of the united states do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to believe. >> i think it has to do with second wives. >> much younger second wives. here is how it happened. john tyler became president in 1841. he had eight children with his first wife who died while he was in office. at 52 he married 22-year-old julia gardner. they had seven children for a total of 15, the most of any president. he was 63 when son lyon tyler was born whose first wife died. lyon had a young second wife. he was 75 when harrison tyler was born. president tyler renovated this house with young julia in mind. >> this was the ballroom. john tyler's wife was 30 years younger. she liked to party. >> liked to party. >> this was designed for the virginia reel. >> wh

get in line, blue ivy, aman, tyler.] >> jimmy: don't even try it man. >> don't try it. don't try it. >> jimmy: no, i can't -- no, i can't even -- you admit -- do you read to the kids? >> yeah. he's grabbing all of these books off of shelves and everything. >> jimmy: do they make -- "no, i want that book." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "i want that book." >> yeah. we were in the store and he grabbed this book. and this book i hate it. so i -- but he loved it. it's talks about how great his dad is. my dad is so great. and he wanted me to read it to him. so i start reading him the book and it was saying crazy things like, "my dad is so great he lets me stay up and watch television all night." i'm like, "what?" and i read it because i haven't read it. we usually read them before we read them to him. and he's watching. he's looking at the pictures. and he goes, "read this one." it said, "my dad is so great he lets me eat hot dogs all night." and mom's vegan. so she was in the kitchen. she's like, "don't you read that to him." [ laughte

the one and only tyler perry. tiffany haddish. >> yeah. >> you guys are going to be working together. >> the movie is called "the list." >> the t it's going to be really funny. >> tiffany starred in tyler's tv series, "if loving you is wrong" back in 2015 before landing her breakout role in "girls trip" last year. now she's hanging with the likes of bey and jay. >> iot invited to the beyonce party. >> and of course, the 38-year-old is currently at the center of the who bit beyonce mystery. tyler says he knows who did it, but his lips are staying sealed. but the 48-year-old dad is dishing about his recent bidding war with 6-year-old blue ivy at a charity auction. >> 19. miss blue. >> she was bidding every painting that came out. she was, like, you would hear her in the whole audience. i want that. so the audience was laughing. thought it was funny. i was, like, i'm going to teach you a lesson and take this painting from you. >> who better to learn from then a man whose films have made more than $873 million worldwi

i'm robert's fiance. >> that is "tyler perry's acrimony."the word acrimony ever been in the title of a movie before? >> yeah, i think so. but for me i didn't know what it meant. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> no. i heard it on cnn once when they were describing the current administration. acrimony, what does that mean i? go to the definition. oh. oh, that's the name of my new movie. acrimony. but it fits. and taraji's amazing in it, man. >> jimmy: what is the idea behind the movie? >> you know what it's about. it's about all those people in life who hold on to things and can't let go and they only see it their way. they miss all the good that could have happened had they moved on rather than staying focused in the past. this is about what happens when you can't let go. >> jimmy: do you know people like that? [ laughter ] >> no, jimmy. i don't know any. >> jimmy: because the story is of a guy who becomes very successful and his ex-wife is not that excited about it. >> that's pretty much it. do you know any like that? quite a few that i know, man. b

. >>> fun facts about john tyler.he half of a famous campaign elevated to the presidency death of the chief executive. white house in 1844. and 174 years later, two of his chip reid, met one of them. is grandson of john tyler who was born in the 1790. three generations, president tyler, his son, lion tyler and history of the united states. >> but i am still here.met rris william at president tyler's virginia estate. >> when you tell people that you are the great grandson and your father is the grandson of the tenth president of the united states, do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to believe. >> i think it has to do with second wives. >> much younger second wives. here is how it happened. john tyler became president in 141. he had eight children with his first wife who died while he was in office. at 52, he married 22-year-old, julia gardner they had seven children for a total of 15, the most of any president. he was 63 when son lion tyler who born whose first wife also died. lyon, too had a second wif

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you are tyler perry, an extremely busy person.ays, a production studio. >> i heard you say that. >> trevor: you have a lot of things going on. you are extremely successful. when you started off, when you were doing your first madea, did you think it would get to this? did you think one day madea would gross $500 million? >> hell, no, or i wouldn't have done it. >> trevor: you sound like trump with the presidency. >> wouldn't do a presidency. no, that's frickin' annoying, man, to be a guy in that costume and doing it that long. >> trevor: acrimony touches on topics so many can relate to. it's love gone wrong, people questioning each other in terms of infidelity, cheatinger or not cheating. where do you get the stories from? what life are you living? because this is a theme -- i notice whenever you put a pen to paper. >> no, i'm a counselor to a lot of my friends and a lot of my friends have gone through this. what fascinated me about writing this story, si would hear her story, i would hear his side and they weren't the same. and i

tonight -- tyler perry. from "ready player one," actor, ben mendelsohn.taff writer for "the atlantic," mckay coppins. featuring the 8g band with lil john roberts. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to "the washington post," president trump congratulated vladimir putin on his re-election yesterday, despite being given briefing materials prior to the call that stated specifically in all caps, "do not congratulate." [ light laughter ] trump then sat down to a delicious lunch of silica gel packets. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "yeah? yeah, no, i read them. [ cheers and applause ] silica gel." that's right, trump was given briefing materials stating specifically in all caps, "do not congratulate." but his aides said they were not sure he read the notes. oh, i can promise you he didn't read the notes. [ laughter and applause ] he also didn't read the

tyler blevins, the most popular streamer on your platform right now.u can talk a little bit about what makes him so special. why people are following him and the impact on the platform but first, he's got a question for you. it's a good question where do you see twitch in terms of how it supports streeamers like him, the size, the growth you want to see in 2020, about a year and a half from now >> i think there's two things we're really focused on doing better for streamers every year. the first is figuring out new and better ways to help them get an audience. and trying to improve our ability to connect new viewers with great streamers we're going to keep doing that and keep trying to figure out how we help streamers like tyler collect and grow an audience and connect with them. and then the second thing we're focused on, of course, is helping them earn more money figuring out ways like twitch prime that we can create win-win situations where we're helping them earn a living our company mission, actually, is to help creators earn a living on twitch an

i was like, "tyler, you are crazy!"sn't work, i'm blaming it all on you. [ laughter ] >> seth: i guess it -- i mean it does make sense that somebody like yourself, someone like tyler, you both are very prolific. i'm sure he has a crew full of people that are pros that work on so many things. but it is still very impressive to shoot a feature like that in eight days. >> i mean he -- that man never ceases to amaze me. i mean who does that? who puts -- and wait until you see the film. it is seamless. >> seth: yeah. >> like we did a fight scene. and he had like six cameras. and they're all working at the same time, you know. you know, he picks and chooses the shots. >> seth: sure. >> sometimes the camera will be in one shot. but he picks and chooses in the editing room. but we're having a fight, and so he goes, freeze. and i had somebody's hair in my hand and somebody's left butt cheek in this hand. [ laughter ] and he's like, "freeze." and then he tells the camera, come, bring the crane in, you move out of the way. steady

eight years ago, tyler johnson >>> mountain view st. francis high school in the thick of the basketball playoffs and the lancers are hoping to win a state title on the back of their start seizing logan johnson. tyler johnson was trying to accomplish the very same thing eight years ago. we have more on the bolling brothers johnson. >> reporter: tyler johnson, here's a sample of his 3+ season in the nba. >> reporter: tyler johnson making his nba debut. >> reporter: he made his debut january 2015 at the warriors. why is that a big deal? because his journey started in this mountain view jim. starring for st. francis high school, the 2010 graduate. that's not the whole story. younger brother logan is following in his footsteps making plays above the rim as a senior for the lancers. >> i have a feeling that the competitive nature, you've got tyler. i will take it right now. [ laughter ] >> it's all the time. nothing but competition. we love it. >> reporter: sibling rivalry for the brothers johnson. both left-handed, both scores, both play for

kali uchis right there, tyler, the creator, "isolation" is out april 6th. we'll be right back.a, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- ricky gervais. from "the chi," actress lena waithe. star of nbc's "blindspot," actor luke mitchell. featuring the 8g band with brendan canty. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after democratic candidate connor lamb declared victory last night in pennsylvania's special election, a "fox and friends" host suggested that lamb won because of his attractive looks.

joining us now is tyler known online and by his fans as ninja.h us. >> great to be here. thank you very much. >> explain this phenomenon you've been a professional gamer for i think eight plus years you've played them all is this kind of like the second coming of halo what makes this game so hot right now? >> i think it's a combination of a lot of things. the fact that it's free to play is super huge and it's across all of the platforms, xbox, playstation, they just released mobile version on ios which is difficult to get done. not to mention i think that there's rumors about maybe even getting it on the nintendo switch just the accessibility and how friendly the game is, they're just hitting every single mark perfectly. >> now, explain the business part of this now there are reports that you're making more than half a million dollars a month. i believe much of that coming from twitch an subscribers. you get 50% of that revenue when people are watching. how important is twitch becoming in this gaming ecosystem >> right a lot of income is definite

kali uchis right there, tyler, the creator, "isolation" is out april 6th. we'll be right back.ers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john cleese, host of "glam masters", actress laverne cox, comedian joyelle nicole johnson, featuring the 8g band with brendan canty. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth mers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to the "washington post," president trump boasted at a fund-raising dinner last night that he made up information in a meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. trump is so bad at lying hle

i'm very pro-john tyler by the way. not attacking the old boy. since we're talking about i don't know tyler, did you know this? actually only successful coup in the american history. it is not in the constitution. it was not explicit -- boy, you are really dorking out here. it is not explicitly in the constitution that the vice president becomes president on death of a president. took until 1967 to clear that up. when william henry harrison after this epic 30 days died there was confusion whether the vice president should become president. john tyler went down and moved into the white house. so seriously. so and it was very civil era. no. so, this has been a perennial force. discord and disagreement are the oxygen of democracy. if we didn't disagree, feel out of sync or another it would not be self-government. before we just beat ourselves up over this i think we have to realize disagreement is a perennial feature and should be. that is one thing. it is unquestionable that we have developed in our political culture, a sense that the president of

this is the story of children like tyler.like tyler. and kids like rockylj this is the story of children like tyler. and kids like rocky. i am casey and i am five... i am four... wejoin families casey and i am five... i am four... we join families in casey and i am five... i am four... wejoin families in oldham to hear of their daily struggle. tyler is five and lives with his mum. don't wa nt to five and lives with his mum. don't want to waste too much batteries. i don't like losing the pennies because my mum need them to buy important stuff, like bread, milk and just other important stuff. lara works 20 hours a week, a single pa rent works 20 hours a week, a single parent on the minimum wage.|j works 20 hours a week, a single parent on the minimum wage. i told him with don't have to watch the pennies... some months she has £140, after rent, bills and debts she is left with around £13 a day. he got ill at one point because i couldn't afford the heating. his pants were too small for him. across town is sophie's party. her dad

welcome, i'm tyler mathisen. here is what on the menu for the next two hours investors not happy about the resignation of gary cohn from the white house. one economic adviser said this is a sign of terror -- terror for the business community he will join us and explain what he means and apple stalled sales, one analyst said he sees weak demand for the iphone x and is therefore slashing the revenue estimates and what he sees ahead for the company and the stock. and air jordan heaven. we'll take you inside of one of the most insane closets have you ever seen filled with more than $100,000 worth of pristine condition jordans. lace up, folks, "power lunch" starts right now >> welcome to "power lunch." i'm melissa lee live at the stock exchange we'll check on the markets the cohn resignation having a huge impact on the session dow had come back significantly but fell back near the session lows at this hour. right now it is down by 1.15% or 288 points and the dow laggard is exxon, caterpillar and ge and weak sales by t

armon joins us >> thanks, tyler. >> i've started the book it's a great read.ant to begin with his childhood. there's a lot of patterns that go back generations in the woods family, particularly on his father's side. he was a prodigy to me was the kind of manufactured prodigy, because his father and his mother made damn sure he was a prodigy was he driven, pushed, abused, what >> well, i think he was programmed i think that's the word that came to mind time and time again, when jeff benedict and i were putting the book together you almost felt like it was a computer program on one side his first name, you have the "e" for earl, and the "k" for katilda, so literal le surrounded by his parents from birth. as much as earl, mostly earl tried to suggest and make the argument that tiger had a lot of choices in his life, he could have been a fireman, he could have been anything he wanted the fact of the matter is from the earliest days of his life, even before he entered the first day of kindergarten tiger's life was laid out for him. >> the pattern was really strikin

i'm tyler mathisen here's what's on the menu for hour two of "power lunch."ait and see the markets are hanging on every word out of the white house on the state of those proposed tariffs and the future of one of the insiders who is said to oppose them, gary cohn should investors put all this talk aside and focus on the fundamentals and missing the mark, shares of retailer target falling as results fail to impress investors. the ceo will join us exclusively to make his case on why his company's good and his stock should be in your shopping basket >> and the start of the comeback after being clobbered over the past year, ge is on a streak, up nearly 4% this week. is this the start of a bigger turnaround we'll explore that as "power lunch" hour two starts right now. >> and welcome to "power lunch." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. we're live today, coast to coast, with brian sullivan in houston and melissa lee in san francisco. brian, what have you got coming up >> yeah, michelle, thank you are we in the mountain time zone i think we have all of the other time zones

of "power lunch" from a snowy stock exchange and i'm michelle caruso-cabrera with melissa lee and tyler. just under an hour until the race decision dropsful right now we're rallying into the close this hour. but it could get more volatile depending on what the fed does remember, on any given fed day, there is the market before the decision and after the decision. the industrials are higher been 139 points almost 140 the s&p 500 higher been 13 points an the nasdaq higher by 29 points or .4% highest level since september of 2008 which we look at bond

question and had time to focus in and when i looked online and got the contact information, i thought tyler, we have to do this and get in contact with the person. we sent some emails and started filming and sent more emails after that and everything kind of fell into place. >> it was 26 different amendments that we looked at and evaluated and a lot of controversy going on right now in the public. and what affected us in our region and going to college, the 26th amendment, we were able to get with some important people here around the country. >> the top winning entries will air on c-span in april and watch

el >>me to a new era, tyler. this is the beginning of what is likely to be market conditions at will continue for most of this year if not longer. wee seeing monetary policy normize. as monetary policy normalizes, so wrkl . and this is actually more normal than what we've seen in the pase de >> it seems to me the market's uncertainty also is focused on the n fed chief. he is not like fed chief yellen was in terms of his attitude towards the market. his didn't get a sense in testimony the other day of exactly what his position on monetary pol is. >> well, let's put it this way. i don't think he's the monetary policy ideology twin of janet . yell and we actually got some insight into that in january, when the transcripts from the 2012 fomc meetings were released. and what it showed was janet yellen being very, verypp tive of qe3 while jerome powell was much more concerned about the bloating of the fed's balanceheet a really reluctantly agreed to embark on qe3. what we see is very significant differences already, an

. >> reporter: college sophomore diamond tyler suffers from severe allergies. >> scary.t's frightening. >> reporter: outbreaks so bad at times she can't breathe. your advice for her when she has these symptoms, to do what? >> go to the emergency room, no matter what. >> a professional knows what they're talking about. they know what to look for and what to listen for. i don't know that. >> reporter: she's been more than a dozen times since july. doctor's orders. but when her father's insurance, anthem, denied several of those claims -- >> almost every claim that was put in was denied. >> reporter: -- tyler was stuck with $12,000 in medical bills. it was no mistake. the denials fall under anthem's new avoidable emergency room policy. a crackdown on what anthem considers inappropriate e.r. use for routine care from cuts and bruises to the flu and allergies. the policy is now in effect in six states and could expand. anthem sending customers a warning letter and telling us in a statement, e.r.s are often a time-consuming place to receive care and can cost more than ten time

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i'm tyler mathisen here is what is on the menu. wall street brushing off rumors of another white house shake rup. record amounts of money pouring back into stocks and is that the right move and netflix and thrill soaring 70% this year and getting a new upgrade today. what is behind the bold call on that one and then ten years ago a major shoe dropped us into the financial crisis sh the collapse of bear stearns. what have we learned and it could happen again "power lunch" explores that and more right now ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. the drama in d.c., the dow up triple-digits and ho-- holding and [ inaudible ] to the last june and bonds on the move, of note the yield on two-year hitting the high note since september of 2008 and three stock movers aig at the lowest level since august of 2016 -- tiffany beating earning but the forecast was disappointing and qualcomm is up and there are reports that the chairman is looking for buyout funding to take the company private. >> it is a big hour. i'm courtney reagan,

"you should get out of here" that's what he was thinking of. >> and you dedicate that book because tyler is the one who turned you on to education. >> he is. he's the one that turned me on to education and when i confronted my parent -- eventually i do go away, i get an education, i get put on this path of education that takes me to harvard, i go to cambridge, i have this wonderful experience with education but that same path would really take me away from my family because one of the things that happens, i think, as you get an education is you become able to hold on to your own perspective. i came to see that relationship with my brother for what it was and i confronted my parents about it and they, as i said, my mother at first believed me but ultimately when my dad said i was lying, he said i was trying to destroy the family, my parents took that track and it was really my brother tyler who stood up for me and believed me and took that seriously. >> so what's the relationship now? do you have any relationship with your parents? >> i have a very limited relationship with my parents. i

tyler, back over to you. >> julia, thank you. whether users will abandon facebook over this issue remains to be seen, of course, but potential government regulation may be an even bigger cloud over the company. kayla tausche is in washington the house and senate judiciary committees, house committee, and the senate commerce committee. what's what a -- but no world on which relate, they favored a light tough so far. >> so far the regulation has simply targeted disclosure in the u.s. a senate pror proposal would require political ads to be publicly cataloged, but one of the sponsors off camera called that just a first pep. a european commission study suggested that more paid content by more clearly labeled. the eu is having a -- to combat disinformation you can bet this new development will figure prominently. back to you. >> thank you, kayla. >> bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange bob, it looks like stability in the marketplace even though facebook is being bid lower today. >> but there's a lot of underlying damage. socia

tyler is five... who's tyler? me. and lives with his mum. don't want to waste too much batteries.my mum needs them to buy important stuff, like bread, milk and... well, just other important stuff. lara works 20 hours a week, a single parent on minimum wage. if i told him that we have to watch the pennies, i don't have to tell him that there's nothing there. with wages and benefits, some months she has £1140. some months she has £1,140. after rent, bills and debts, she's left with around £13 a day. he got very ill at one point because i couldn't afford the heating. we couldn't afford the bus to school. his shoes were getting knackered, his pants were too small for him. you're not actually in here. in three, two, one... across town is sophie's party. her dad mark is a single parent. after 27 years in work, he gave up hisjob is to look he gave up his job to look after his four kids. happy birthday dear sophie...! you can't really let them see what is going through your mind. having the heating on, food in their stomachs. he says the £20,000 a year benefits cap means he's lost £340 a

while she was ultimately out bid by tyler perry. >> sold to tyler perry the queen b.st born made a powerful fashion statement at the gala benefitting grandma tina's organization. beyonce bringing the fierceness in a peacock stunner. now to ben affleck's different style of wearable art. after saying this massive back tattoo was temporary here's the colorful phoenix in all its glory. ben is in hawaii with charlie hunnam rehearsing scenes for their movie triple frontier. i asked ben about the bold choice. >> what was the inspiration? >> i've never seen a good representation of them in the media. i don't have them in places you can see them. they're private. >> ben got the ink after his separation from jennifer garner. in 2016 she told "vanity fair." you know what we would say bless his art. >> who do you look up to as an artist? >> sorry katy, taylor swift. >> you've don't have to be sorry. >> her silent expression and their exchange said it all. >> i love her as a song writer. >> awkward. >> from feuds to family you were with kristen bell over the weekend. >> i was. she

looked online and i had the contact information for the person who authored the 20th t i thought, tylerwe have to do this. so we started sending emails inserted filming. we said more evils after that. amendments, we looked at and evaluated them. there was a lot of controversy going on, especially right now. saw how it and related to us and our age. and what really affected us. able6th amendment, we were to make contact with some important people in iowa and around the country. we got to work as soon as we could. >> for talked 22 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch every studentcam documentary online at studentcam.org.

tyler. >> she was so good at it.one but never acted on, you know what i mean? >> because this girl does not hold back. >> no. >> tyler, who did you fashion this character after? >> easy now, easy now. >> i can't tell you, but i have counselled a lot of friends of mine who were going through things and couldn't let it go in marriages. and i would see both sides. i'm like how are you seeing this from this one side of your brain. there's another side to this. so i wanted to write it just as a neutral person. first her telling her story to the therapist and then you think, wait a minute, she's telling the story and then you see what's really going on and you go wait a minute, something's wrong, something's off. >> and there is a mental illness component to this that you learn. it doesn't really dominate the movie. in fact throughout the movie i'm just nodding my head because i think if you've been with someone -- he promises you the world and then all of a sudden your world ends up in some other girl's lap. >> yeah. that

as abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler explains, a local lawmaker offered that controversial measure. >> reporter: the supreme court justices are reviewing a 2015 law offered by san francisco assembly man david chew, it targets so-called crisis pregnancy centers is that pretends to offer women a range of options but is actually anti-abortion. his measure provides that they make it clear. >> these centers are run by extremists who are trying to ensure that women are misinformed and misled and deceived about what reproductive health options they have in the state of california. >> reporter: but antsaying quot when the government decides what people should and should mott say, other freedoms are sure to disappear soon after. courtroom observers described the oral arguments as lively. justice anthony kennedy, often the swing vote seemed to side with the clinic saying one of california's notification requirements seemed like, quote, an undue burden. l sonya sotomayor called it burdensome and wrong. the intent of the reproductive fact act is simple. >> it's critical for health care. >> reporte

. >> it's a really interesting move, tyler.s mark by elevating a couple of executives and putting some businesses together in a yway they weren't before. he had been running one group in engineering. now he is going to be over windows, he's going to be over devices, he's going to be over office, office 365 and a lot of other things that are in the now. then scott guthrie that had been running the enterprise and cloud business, he gets a much broader look at artificial intelligence, virtual reality, the deep research into that that is really going to drive a lot of the future he also mentioned that harry and brad smith who is the president of microsoft is going to convene a committee to look into the ethics of artificial intelligence trying to make sure that as they charge into this data driven future that you were just talking about where facebook is concerned that they avoid as many trouble spots as possible the idea here being that he's trying to run after the future and growth areas as quickly as possible and reorganize micr

i'm tyler mathieson, you know who that is. the tussle over trade. the u.s. putting the pressure on and china now bracing for a battle what does it mean for you? your investments and your money. bitcoin, dropping again. now down around 13% in a week. what is behind the latest? a live report is straight ahead. the sale of the century. the rockefeller family auctions half a billion dollars worth of goodies from picasos to the family china and the favorite sugar bowl an exclusive look is minutes away on power lunch which starts right now. >> welcome to power lunch. covering up descent i gains. the dow still off triple digits. struggling for gains check out the big movers snap taking a big hit. rihanna posting she doesn't like the new changes to snap. neither did kylie jenner alibaba rallying planning a stock listing in china. here's what else is happening at this hour. the trump administration issuing sanctions for the first time against russia for mettling in the 2016 u.s. presidential elections and cyber attacks. global demand for oil is expected to pick up mo

it's tyler perry's acrimony.araji henson and when it becomes clear how bad she's been betrayed, things get messy. >> i would do anything for you. and you lie and you cheat on me. i'm done with you. i'm done. >> oh, she is done. the movie hasn't been made available to critics yet. we don't any reviews, but we do have information for you, anyway, thanks to tyler perry. miriam webster says the most searched word is acrimony. for those of you who are wondering, it is defined as anger and bitterness. harsh or biting sharpless, especially of words, manner or feelings. >>> and tyler perry claims to know who bit beyonce in the face. >> what? i didn't know >>> this morning on "world news now." breaking news. the man hunt for a police officer's killer. >> that officer was ambushed during a traffic stop hours ago. the shooter was pretending to be a fellow police officer. we have the latest on a manhunt. >> this morning, hundreds gathered in northern california for the funeral of stephon clark, the unarmed black man killed b

adam cook and tyler cooney from dallas center grime high school in grimes, iowa for their documentaryold enough to fight, old enough to vote." >> we are calling because this year we are seeing 2985 videos from almost 6000 students. we just called to let you know you won the grand prize. >> yeah! we did it! yes! >> with this year's topic, it was an open-ended question. we really had time to focus in. when i looked online and i cap the contact information for the person who authored the toy sixth amendment, i thought tyler, we have to do this we have to get in contact with the person. we sent emails, we started filming, sending more emails. everything fell into place. >> picking the amendment was difficult. 26 different amendments we looked outcome evaluated. there is a lot of controversy going on. we found one that related to us and what impacted us what -- is that we are going to college next year we were able to get in contact with people in iowa. we got to work as soon as we could. announcer: the top 22 winning entries will air on c-span in april. you can watch every studentcam docu

>> in new zealand we have nicolai and tyler and tyler is giving us a preview of this course for the crankworkskid is going to do but it's going to be a good time. >> he's going to be following nicolai while he does it, shooting him and giving us live poetry at the same time. it's pretty awesome. >> turn on the start deck here, originally built by mcgatlin himself. >> nicolai is gnarly. he has a very cool camera mounted to his helmet. >> it looks like it will get caught in the trees. >> gives us a unique tree. every time we get to see from his perspective, you'll see why. this course is insane. he's going like it's a sunday drive. >> keeping up like it's no big deal. >> feel like you're going to almost hit the gondolas when you go underneath them. as he does the backflip the camera doesn't change perspective, he does. he goes around it. >> going to do some crazy stuff like that on finals day. >> a tharly rig and race as well. in australia and france in june and comes back home to whistler, canada, in august. >> there it is! >>> comedian on stage but 20 bucks on the line for one funky candy chal

tyler, there's hope for you. i digress., microsoft, old tech, they were going nowhere five years ago they made the turn and made it better than anybody else valuation is your concern, but quite frankly, i think there's room on the upside i think the stock is going higher from here >> would you rather. >> i like this game. >> microsoft or apple? >> microsoft >> wow interesting. third stock. amd. susquehanna downgrading it to negative slashing the price target by nearly half. the firm citing impending competition from the chinese competition bitmain. it accounted for about 20% of amd's total sales. the analyst knows why bitmain is first to market, he knows of three other markets working on the mining >> real quick on amd, i don't know if it's getting to $7, but it's become a bitcoin place. if you're bullish on bitcoin, this is a steal. high short interest. i don't know if it's going to $7 i would rather buy it here than sell it here >> got it. thank you. while facebook falls apart due to its data drama, microsoft, as they wer

tyler mathisen is off tonight. >>>ust when some investors thought maybe, just maybe, the tariffs prosed by the white house would end up being more target , the president lat this afternoon said he had no choice but to follow through with levying steep tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> when we're behind on every single country, trade wars aren't so bad.rs you unnd what i mean by that? when we're down by 30 billion,4 billion, 60 billion, 100 billion, the trade war hurts them. it doesn't hurt us. >> at that white house news conference with the swedish prime minister, the presidentrn that he would impose a n carenalty on europ imports if the block carried out a threat toe. retali the possibility of a trade war sent stocks all over the place fore the dow jones industrial average finally finished just nine points higher to 24,884. the nasdaq was up 41. and the s&p 500 added seven. bob pisani has more on the push and pull in this market.ep >>ter: more whipsaw action for the markets today. the dow jones industrial average

>> announcer: this is "nightly business report"isith tyler ma and sue herera. >>en today i'm dng america's national security by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum. >> tariffs, set. but they exclude key trading partners and stocks get a lift. >>> health care heavyweight cigna and expre scripps get a deal. >>> flipping frenzy. more people are doing it but they're reaping smaller rewards. those stories tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, march 8th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. the president today made good on his promise to levy tariffs of 25% on imports of steel and 10% on aluminum. but heoftened the blow a bit. the tariffs exclude key allies like canada and mexico and they offer some flexi for other countries. the narrower approach was cheered by wall street and stocks rose into the closing bell. the dow jones industrial average added 93 points to finish at 23,895. nasdaq was up 31. the s&p 500 added 12. however those narrower tariffs sentteel stocks lower by significant percentage moves. kayla tausche i following

. >> reporter: father tyler tripp has a confession to make. sometimes he celebrates as many as four masses a day. >> four in a day? >> we're not supposed to do that. >> reporter: his sin will likely be forgiven. there aren't enough priests to serve the growing die y growi growi growi growing die yo sis of san bernardino. >> is it ideal? no, but we do the best we can. >> reporter: it's a global problem. in 1980, a ratio of nearly 2,000 catholics to each priest. here in san bernardino, it's 7,000 pa rishers to each priest. some say the shortage is caused by the church's celibacy requirement. it may seem like sell brat priests have been around as long as the catholic church itself, but the rule is only 900 years old, which goes to show rules can change. frank rocca says the church is considering ordaining married men, even though they rarely discuss it publicly. >> the pope has been cautious, but he said earlier that the door is always open to married priests, which was pretty encouraging to people who are in favor of that. >> reporter: father ty

he has two children, isaac and tyler. they are six and three. he wasjust isaac and tyler.well loved by the community and his friends. adama, how would you describe him? he was fun, he had ple nty of describe him? he was fun, he had plenty of friends, he would do anything for anybody. even as the younger brother to us, he was therefore our children. he would support off any time of the day. he was a really fun loving person. sheku had a very outgoing personality. he was full of life. he loved his kids. he was supporting us as sisters. sheku was fun and his two boys, he cherished them so much. yes, it is a shame. i want to ask you about what you know of what happened on the day he died. it is going back almost three years. how did you first learn of his death?m was about three o‘clock on the 3rd of may 20 15. two plainclothed police officers came into my house. they told me that sheku had passed away. i was very upset, obviously. and so my husband asked them, how did sheku die? and they said, we are looking for two guys, they were involved in his death, so we are looking for