. >> did football kill tyler? i don't think so. did he get cte from football? probably. was that the only thing that contributed to his death? i don't know. >> reporter: they're youngest son continues to play football while the family struggles with loss and unanswered questions. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> at the white house today, a world war ii hero received the nation's highest military honor. president trump awarded the medal of honor to first lieutenant garlin murl conner of kentucky. in january 1945, conner do ied in 1998. his widow expected the medal today. >>> an exciting new development in treating some types of cancer. the polio virus now being used to battle the disease. >>> also the tense moments on a spirit airlines flight as a passenger has a profanity laced meltdown. >>> we're back with new hope of fighting one of the deadliest forms of cancer. glioblastoma is the type of brain tumor more affecting senator john mccain and thousands of other americans but an experimental treatment using

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. >> did football kill tyler? i don't think so. did he get cte fm football? probably. was that the only thing that contribute today h ath? i don't know. >> reporter: they're youngest son continues to pla football while the family struggles with loss and unanswered questions. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> at the white house today, world war ii hero received the nation's highest military honor. president ump awarded the medal of honor to first f ieutenant garland connor kentucky. in january 1945, connor risked his life running ahead of his battalion to dect strikes on his own position to stop a . orce of 600 german troops he died in 1998. his widoexpected the medal today. >>> an exciting new development in treating some t es cancer. the polio virus now being used to battle the disease. >>> also the tense moments on a spirit airlines flight as a passenger has profanity laced meltdown. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this

tyler: it would be incredible. it justifies viewership for one and justifies the fact that being an e-sports competitor is very similar to being an athlete. i'm not going to say i'm getting go out and run the decathlon, but there are mental preparedness is that you have to do, training you have to do, and a strategy. whether it is a team sport where you have to strategize based on what move you're going to do against your partner, it is the same thing any sports. that is what a highly competitive nature comes in. have the second edge that we do not have that creates any sport athlete versus a normal athlete. >> at the games is providing millions of dollars for people to play fortnite. how do you adapt to a hit this? tyler: i love to adapt to it. -- i do nots a hit think it is a hit, i think that is a benefit. unless they do a $50 million tournament, it is hard to go through $100 million in the ne to bethey are going utilizing tournament organizers around the world to be running events for this. las vegas,e did with

what an autopsy revealed after the suicide of tyler hilinski. his parents speaking out in an exclusive live interview. >>> making history overnight. prince william is the first member of the royal family to make an official visit to israel. >>> and taken for a ride. >> riding on the hood like it's no big deal. >> a man hangs on to the hood of a car as it speeds along a florida highway at 70 miles per hour. today, tuesday, june 26th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. craig melvin in for savannah. hello, craig. >> good to see you. >> we have live pictures. prince william is visiting jerusalem. it's the first official visit of any member of the royal family. we're waiting for the arrival. we'll see that in a little bit. >>> we'll move on to the top story. president trump in full campaign mode at a late-night rally in south carolina, letting loose on a host of issues, including the uproar

tyler: the foundation. e-sports arena are lking build a foundation, region regionality.y -- we have three arenas now and our mobi drive. what we are planning to do is create regionality between oakland, orange county, and anywhere else we decide to go next. that will build the foundation om amateur little league players. baseball is successful because you have a little ague sysm, college system, professional system. you always have a way to build itp. e-sports can have the method of building up instead of grabbing from the top down. i think it will be incredibly successful and that is what the arena is here to do. it will be amateur competitive base, build up originality to it and see how that can grow. emily: e-sports arena ceo, tyler, thank you much. we will be watching. coming u twittering out new features to better predict what events you want to know about. could that move bring more viewers to the platform? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: twitter has announced it will personalize the user

saw what was happening to tyler and no one spoke up.one of the things i learned when i started learning about bullying, is that most people in bullying scenarios have bystanders who say nothing, we want to turn those bystanders into up standers so that's our initiative. >> tyler had recently come out and was obviously going through issues, sicyr bullying issues that he probably didn't talk to you about. >> no. >> so it's often hard for somebody to reach out, they don't want to bother somebody else, even a close family member. >> also we thought something about that transitional time, he wasibili wasibility -- wasn't really acclimated into the society of rutgers. so that time was very difficult. >> i also want to bring in jeremy hatch, a friend of mine, a navy s.e.a.l. got wounded on a mission to try to rescue bowe bergdahl. you have mentioned your struggles after leaving the service, and you reached out for help, you had a circle that maybe you weren't even reaching out, they reached out to you and made sure you got help and there's so

how is tyler perry doing?t is as brilliant a studio setup as i've ever seen. it looks like when you roll up -- i'm looking and i'm thinking, "why am i on the screen over there?" and i see it says, "welcome -- "tyler perry studios welcomes whoopi goldberg." >> jimmy: no. south, you could do something in malibu, you could do something in a trailer park. everything you want to be able to shoot, you can shoot in his studio -- >> jimmy: in atlanta? >> in atlanta. you know, in my experience, i been around maybe, you know, 40 years in the business. i've never seen this. i've never seen a person of color that owned their studio. he owns, okay? it is not like he is leasing, he owns. [ cheers and applause ] he built it. he hires folks all through atlanta, makeup artists, wardrobe people, and it's his. and he keeps expanding it. it just made me so happy. >> jimmy: and he puts the work in. >> and he puts the work in. >> jimmy: he writes everything. he tests it out. >> he writes it. >> jimmy: he performs it. >> he can dire

please welcome back to the show jesse tyler ferguson, everybody!'m so good. it's good to see little fredrick again too. >> seth: yes. you're here on a good week to be here. >> yeah, it's very exciting. >> seth: so you -- i'm very impressed that you use your time off from your television job to come do stage work. >> i do. >> seth: last time you were here, you were doing a one man show "fully committed." >> yes. yes. >> seth: now this time you're actually sharing the stage with some other actors. >> there's a few other actors. the last one i played 40 characters in a one-man show, and this time i'm playing one character in a play with six people. >> seth: okay. so that's -- >> that's more -- i like that more. >> seth: you like that more. yeah. >> yeah.h: ian imagine playing . if yout do a one man show. [ light laughter ] it's really -- >> seth: yeah, that's what they all say. >> that's what they all say. >> seth: this is an interesting play about the different kinds of people that can start families -- >> right. >> seth: and how they start families.

tyler? >> thank you very much, melissa. i'm tyler mathisen historic meeting between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un but now the hard work lies ahead michelle caruso-cabrera is live in singapore >> the events that happened overnight, tyler, while most americans were sleeping were extraordinary. it wasn't that long ago that president trump of the united states was calling the leader of north korea rocket man and the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, calling president trump a dotard however, today the two came together countries that have been enemies for decades. necessity sat down, signed an agreement in which they promised to forge a new relationship. >> i feel really great we're going to have a great discussion and i think tremendous success >> it was not easy to get here. >> mr. president, how is it going so far >> very good. >> what do you think >> very, very good. >> we will solve this problem or dilemma until this point has been unable to be solved. >> getting the big picture so we look nice and handsom

this is good to tyler's point is this as good as things get? we're looking at historically low unemployment growth may be slowing, but the united states is full steam ahead, what changes his policy plan what's the biggest thing they're looking at they cannot explain lack of inflation. >> the markets are a forward looking instrument what do you do if you think right now is as good as it gets. >> i think you have to go sector by sector, stock by stock, and find out the best long term opportunities that aren't going to blow up in the context of these macro drivers we have going. > fed chair jay powell is going to the podium. >> i know a number of you will want to talk about the details of our announcement today. i'm happy to do this in a few minutes. because monetary policy affects everyone, i want to start with how the economy is doing the main takeaway is that the economy is doing very well most people who want to find jobs are finding them. inte rates have been low for some years while the economy has been recovering from the financial crisis f

>> well, coach called actually and said that tyler missed practice.rst callgo i which was so -- >> didn't make sense. >> hasn't missed practe in years and immediately said they were filing a missing person's report and the team couldn't find his car, et cetera, et cetera, and we went from thinking he was a terrible was r, you know, that he sort of out of gas, or a little hit and run or something, to complete, you know, terror. and it happened in tblink of an eye and we were obviously devastated. >> when you heard how your son passed away. was there disbelief? like, how is that possible? >> absolutely. i think mosauy b he doesn't know how to shoot a gun. ee's never shot a gun, except the day before passed. he didn't know what he was doing when he had that ar-15. it belonged to another athlete. and i think the fact that, how he did it is, was shockn and of itself. >> and you mentioned in that documentary, too, that the may oh clinic asked to do an autopsy. did you think it was unusual that the may oh clinic was, you know, wanted to do an autopsy on a te

but for one student, tyler solomon, it was going to be a bittersweet day.ant damon solomon, stationed in kosovo, sent him a note informing him he would be missing the graduation. >> he messaged me on facebook saying how he couldn't go and he was really upset he couldn't be there. >> reporter: but that was one big fat lie. don't fault this dad for lying to his son. in this case it was okay. all part of the setup. >> i've missed all kinds of family and life events. i'd like to go home and just be present for this -- one of the most momentous moments in his life. >> reporter: so when tyler received his diploma, ready to walk off the stage, they stopped him. >> army sergeant damon solomon. >> reporter: then announced his dad was there. and now nothing could keep on the stage. father and son reunited. the crowd in awe. many in tears. >> i said, "do you honestly think that i was going to miss this? there was no way i was going to miss this." >> reporter: for tyler, it was perfect. >> i couldn't ask for anything better. it was the best graduation gift ever. >> rep

tyler, i will start with you. >> this is really interesting. think that my organization, because we are conservative group that does advocate for lgbt issues, i think that a lot of people end up wondering if we are working on other social issues, and how we feel about these other things. i have to tell you, this is something i'm not an expert on. but i do think that here, it's important to take a full and consistent pro-life position. it wasn't until the last year that our government began to detain pregnant undocumented women. i think that at the core of this, we are detaining pregnant undocumented women. we should reverse that policy. i think the most pro-life thing that we could do right now and this has been advocated by the catholic bishops, southern baptist convention, we should not be detaining pregnant women, and we wouldn't have this problem to begin with. >> shannon: tony kim a part of the problem that stems from these cases, these are minors, in many cases, this leads officials with no other choice. your reaction? >> first off, i com

tyler, over to you >> sara, thank you very much i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody let's get a little market slide and to do that, we'll go to bob pisani and mike santelli live at the nyse. mike, is all this trade related or are there other factors at play here? >> i mean, obviously, trade seemed to be the trigger today you could see the futures selling off yesterday as you got these reports about new measures against chinese investment and things like that and certainly semiconductors down 3%, that's very much directly in the cross hairs, but it seems like an excuse for hot money to come out of other areas small caps down almost as much as the s&p 500 so i think a combination of trade and global markets have been weak, it's a risk off tone. >> i would agree trade leerl is the primary thing but two things to bear in mind number one, we are approaching the end of the quarter, the end of the first half. there's a lot of little screwy things that can go along you get pension funds rebalancing, we've got certain sectors like tech, huge outperformers and so you not only get people rebalanc

. >>> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler has this story. >> sit up. i'm having you sit up. >> i can't get up. >> this emergency room doctor is banned from working at the hospital in los gatos after she was caught on camera mocking and cursing at one of her patients. >> i knew from when she said something to the security guard. i already knew from that point. i am, hey, can you please take out your phone? take it out now. i have a feeling something will happen. >> if i can get up off this chair, i would. >> you really should because this is ridiculous. >> i can't. >> samuel said he was rushed by ambulance to el camino ambulance after collapsing during basketball practice monday and then waited more than three hours to be seen. >> i'm sorry, sir, you were the least sick of all the people here who are dying. >> he said he told the doctor he was numb, in extreme pain and having trouble breathing. >> i just tried on inhale. and i even told her i could not inhale. >> he can't inhale. wow! he must be dead. are you dead, sir? i don't understand. you are breat

-high tyler?> thank you sarah we begin with the world focusing carely on quebec president trump meeting with g7 leaders to discuss their trade tariff spurs larry kudlow calling it kind of a familitive before he left the president weighed in on a host of other big issues, including his upcoming summit with north korea's leader in singapore. ayman javers is covering it all for us from d.c. first we will go to the location kayla tausche with all the joy and turmoil at the g7 summit >> tyler, blue skies and smiles, and happy hand shakes belying the difficult conversations being had behind closed doors here in quebec city where leaders referenced unprecedented tensions among these allies. a senior uk government source says prime minister theresa may plans to ask president trump for a full and permanent exemption from steel and aluminum tariff this is afternoon and told reporters this morning that the european union will respond if that exemption is not granted. other member countries plan to push for f

caroline tyler shows you how they came together seven decades together. >> reporter: the last time these two men were in the same vicinity, one was 19, the other 20. the year was 1945. it was at the nazi concentration camp in germany. nick hope says there he was a number, not a name, wearing this badge assigned to factory work. >> i was weighing like 80 pounds. but i still have hope in my heart. >> reporter: at least 30,000 prisoners died there. but hope was finally realized in the form of american soldiers. henry was among those who liberated the camp on april 29th, 1945. that day is something the 92-year-old veteran, known as stu, still does not hike like tk about. >> i couldn't go through it again. i couldn't. >> reporter: today, the past came back in a first-time meeting with a grateful 93-year-old, who shared memories, mementos, and a thank you. >> thank you. he saved my life. >> reporter: this gathering included families on both sides. the men's sons met at a holocaust memorial last year. and discovered their dads lived just miles away. now they share a bond. >> praise the lord tha

jesse tyler ferguson is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applaus] oh man.s just one of my as. time favori incredible as christine in fx's "baskets" and his latest book "hey mom: stories for my mother, but you can read them too" is available now, louie anderson. [ cheers and applause ] the one the only, louie anderson. and music from the fantastic band, cold war kids is he tonight! so -- [ cheers and applause ] it's a wonderful night. before we get to that president trump has spent the weekend onc again attacke russia investigation while lying about his administration's cruel policy of separating families at the border. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump wandered onto the white house lawn on friday for an impromptu interview with "fox & friends" where he rambled about everything from china toso trade and fo reason decided to lavish praise on his supporters. >> i have ppe greatest ters in the world. by the way, they're the smartest, they're the hardest working, they pay taxes, they're incredible, they're

because john tyler, who was a former democrat, basically had been run out of the democratic party and had no place to go. other than that, i'm trying to think of any time when people rent together from opposite parties. because of the weirdness of the electoral college, it was possible to get a situation where you would have a president and a vice president who were different parties. but that is a different question. audience member: [inaudible] the republican party ran a person that had been a former confederate general and a onidis help.a ihave a rough guess that would guess because he had been runpublican, but didn't fdr with henry wallace on the ticket, and wasn't henry wallace a republican into the 1930's? it's a long stretch. he was a former republican but when roosevelt forced him on the 1940 convention, i believe he was by then a democrat. >> and he was in roosevelt's cabinet of the time. audience member: miss brimmer, wardidn't you use daddy bucks and those types of cartoons in your speech? why didn't they use various cartoons in my speech? i'm not sure what you are asking b

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:46 now.nd nation to make recreational marijuana legal. the canadian senate approved the move last night. prime minister justin trudeau tweeted it's been too easy for our kids to get marijuana and criminals to reap the profits. today we change that. it will be a few months before cannabis is legal there. >>> a new survey showing airline passengers will take the money when it comes to giving up a seat on overbooked flights. many airlines made changes in many airlines made changes in how they handle situations. >>> the go group survey found more than 75% of business travelers would give up their seat, 85% for leisure passengers, but for how much? business travelers said $2,000 was a fair price. for leisure price it was $750. so now all of you know where to start. >> thanks. >> thanks, reggie. >> interesting the difference because business people probably pay more for their tirkts because they're more last-minute. you and i are months ahead of time trying to figure out the cheapest fares. >> and

hi, michelle >> hey, tyler. to host a summit with the two big outsize personalities in the world, wouldn't you create some memorabilia? g ming up, the next hot thinon eb we'll be right back. >>> hello, everyone. i'm sue herera the mexican drug cartel leader getting a near 50-year prison term plus he must forfeit $192 million he was sentenced today in atlanta on drug and money laundering charges la barbie is a former texas high school football player whose real name is edgaraldez and he's accused of bringing trucks full of cocaine from mexico into the u.s. >>> north korea's kim jong-un is touring singapore ahead of his historic summit with president trump. tomorrow, the two leaders plan to have one-on-one meetings with just a pair of translators they will also be together for a larger meeting >>> back here in the u.s., state officials are surveying the flooding damage in southern new jersey today rivers have been overflowing following heavy rains. those rains even created a sinkhole that partially swallowed a tru

>> tyler, it's a good question, and i think time will tell, but consider this.would have asked anyone five or ten years ago whether you would see a large-scale plant ever built again in the united states, for anything, that would employ 5,000 people or 10,000 people, people would have probably laughed you out of the room so, the fact that this is happening, that elon musk is building this enormous battery factory in nevada, shows me that there is a future for manufacturing in the united states it needs to be backed by good policy, but even in this age of globalization, technology, automation, robotics, that it's possible to have this with the right kind of support, with the right kind of vision and that it's possible to eclaim some electronics manufacturing. >> how do you feel about harley davidson saying they're going to leave? >> look, i think harley davidson, you have to look beyond the face value of that. there is no certainty that those tariffs that the eu has in place are going to remain in effect. my belief, my strong belief, with respect to what harley i

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. >> abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler talked with spear. she joins us with more. >> a group of democratic lawmakers went to the bordertown of mccallum, texas, yesterday, in what was billed as a father's day of action. now a mostly female delegation led by san mateo congresswoman jackie spear hopes to continue the pressure on the trump administration. >> reporter: nearly 2,000 children have been taken away from their families since april when the trump administration announced a new zero-tolerance policy on illegal immigration. >> it is in many cases illegal and in all cases inhumane. you do not separate children from their parents. >> reporter: california congresswoman jackie spear wants to see first hand what's happening in the detention camps. images leased by the department of homeland security of chain link cages are fueling outrage among democrats and republicans. heartbreaking audio from propublica captures crying children, asking for their parents. former first lady laura bush calls it cruel, but san francisco republican leader howar

caroline, thank you. >> tyler >> so let's have a beer.what's on the menu this hour beer the bull losinsteam despite the president's somewhat softer tone on china. what doeit mean for the trade battle and is there something beyond trade that is worrying wall street right now? oil rallying energy, the best performing sector this quarter and a slew of names up 20% do you stick with the trade? your second half play book on energy is ahead. and sticker shock, the auto tariff threats could be bad news for consumers in the showrooms we'll tell you how much you might have to pay for a new imported car the second hour of power begins right now. >> and welcome back to power lunch, i'm sara icen, markets are struggling and stocks wiping out the big gains, dow up 285 points at the hi now firmly in the red, down a tenth of a percent s and p down a third as well oil is a big story today, hitting the highest level since november 2014. driving up the energy stocks to the top of the market. oil and gas etf, on track for the third positive day california r

hi, sara >> hi again, tyler thank you. that is right. at 3 world astrtrade center new york city, a massive 2.5-million square foot complex opening next week. just ahead, we will talk to the tenant, ceo of ad giant group m, why they've made the move downtown and the state of advertising, digital versus traditional, lot to get to that and much more straight ahead from downtown new york michelle, over to you. >> looking forward to that, sara thank you so much. >>> alrigh ple, as we mentioned, new intraday high, back to josh lipton at thapple developers conference in san jose josh >> reporter: michelle, so, craig back on stage here talking about how ios devices are pretty powerful tools but sometimes some of those apps might demand more attention than we realize so apple wants to introduce new tools to give you back some of that control, so he's ing about a new feature called screen time that gives you more insight and control about how you spend your time in those apps you're going to get a weekly summary of how you spent your time, where y

hi, phil >> reporter: hey, tyler, how are you?s is a shipment day here at the port of charleston the bmws, these suvs that are loading up here, there's going to be about 1,500 of them that will finish loading up this afternoon, and then once they are loaded up, they will ship off to china and then they'll head to shanghai, they'll be there in the middle of next month. the sales and the exports to china, the growth has been astounding over the last ten years. take a look going back to 2011 is the data that we're going to show you here. look at the growth it is now up to 267,000 vehicles shipped from the u.s. to china, a good chunk of those coming from the bmw plant here in south carolina up in spartanburg the u.s. has, by the way, nearly $9 billion auto trade surplus with china that's when it comes to completed autos. it's much lower when you look at the auto parts being factored in that said, china is the second largest auto export country for u.s. built autos when we talk about autos shipped to china, you cannot get around the fa

. >> let's begin with the governor race a and news reporter carolyn tyler live in san francisco. carolyn. >> reporter: well, as you know tonight's top two vote getters will visa face each other in the november general election. i'm here at gavin newsom's headquarters. you see the stage set behind me. a few people here right now, just reporters. and we've been talking about how small this space seems when poverties are suggesting a huge victory party. . the lieutenant governor and former san francisco mayor brought his family along. he is a father of four, as he cast the vote this morning in the marin county down are town of larkspur. gavin newsom tolds even though it looks favorable it doesn't matter until the votes are counted. >> everybody. >> fellow democrat formers los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa voted this morning in l.a. he has been out ofitic liive ye. most polls show him in third place. he is counting on a big latino turnout. >> right. >> hi, there. >> the leading republican in the race is john cox, a relative unknown who got a big boost in the campaign when he was

abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler talked with the did you subs gm coach steve kerr about how they plan to do that. >> as the celebration will go along into the night. >> reporter: while his team celebrated, coach steve kerr admitted he was not the life of the party. you didn't get lit? >> i didn't get lit. >> reporter: but he is savoring the victory and reflecting on what he says was the toughest season yet on the road to the championship. >> it was very gratifying, but took a long time to get here. >> reporter: general manager bob meyers says the goal is now to keep the core of the team. the warriors are already over the salary cap for players, but the organization wants to keep mvp kevin durant at all costs. >> whatever he wants. you don't get to play in the nba that long and for a guy like him, i'm sure he wants to and wanted to put his best years in a place and hopefully succeed, and it's actually working out for him and we're the beneficiaries. >> reporter: and now all the players and dub nation are ready for the big celebration. >> i'm thrilled for the parade. it's one of the bes

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. >> tyler walked on stage knowing that his father was missing overseas.yler got the surp his life. >> his father walked onto the field for an emotional reunion. there was not a dry eye left in the crowd. i guess his siblings didn't know the surprise either. they were just as shocked. >> tyler said it was the best graduation gift ever. but his dad lied to him. >> is it better than the billboard? >> who knows. >>> coming up, to the oracle we go. the warriors and cavaliers had lots of drama in game one. so how did game two play out? t.j. holmes has the latest. >>> and in the skinny, what happens when you're a massive pop star at a friend's wedding and the deejay plays your songs. ♪ ♪ i ain't no holla back girl iend's wedding and the deejay plays your songs. ♪ ♪ i ain't no holla back girl . ♪ ♪ i ain't no holla back girl lo. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fib

i'm tyler matheiln in for b brewer. >> the broader market rally today on all street, the underpinning for that, energy shares rose. exxonmobil and chevron each up more than 2% after opec's decision to rai output. only moderately. that in turn also sent oil up the most in one day since november 2016. brian sullivan is in vienna tonight. >> opec did what president trump wanted it to do but likely didn't get the result he was looking for. trump tweeting today hopell ope ncrease output substantially. need to keep prices down. the group did agree to increase output by as muchs one million barrel az day, but oil prices rose instead. oil analysts says it's because the actual increase will be lese thaneadline suggests. >> it's going to be less than that because ty've already been in some of the countries have already been producing more than agreed. the increase would be fractional. >> the way they made the move may have contrpruted to the e jump. instead of coming out and saying it was raising output by a specific number of barrels, opec hastead is real estate lying on a formula t allows its

tyler always a pleasure to have you on bloomberg "surveillance".le bit differently to everyone else. london is nowhere to be seen. is it a brexit effect? talk to us about how you measure whether a city is pleasant to live in or not? >> good morning, francine. good morning, tom. it is 12 years now that we have been doing this survey. you're right. we don't just look at the key factors of spending power, and house prices. that is one component of 60 different metrics. we look at important things like hours of sunshine and zobal connectivity. and also -- global connectivity and how affable is it when it comes to attracting new business. germany did very, very well across all the cities mentioned. tom: one of the things we're seeing is where amazon is going to plant their second city. what i found fascinating is they are catching up with tyler in cha it is really about quality of life and the power of young people. whatever you want to call them. young people that have real power, corporate power in these decisions, don't they? >> slule. that was a con

carolyn tyler is in the news room. >> reporter: oakland, berkeley, and san leandro has that system toots and supporters. rank choice voting is also known as instant. >> for us, this is our normal routine after an election. >> reporter: san francisco voters approved the election in 2002. it allows like minded candidates to team up. that is what happened with mark leno and jane kim going against london breed. and that is what happened in 2010. the perceived front runner was beaten after rival forces against them. rank choice voting is confusing and allows insiders to game the system. >> the public is better served by having your top candidates go head to head against each other in a run off. >> reporter: he also said ranked choice is a confusing system. but supporter pedro hernandez with an organization called fair vote california says voters made more mistakes voted for governor. >> we see more women and people of color getting elected into office with ranked choice voting. >> reporter: as for the argument ranked choice saves money. >> it is less costly to do one election versus two. >>

that tyler posted on facebook and then offered to buy it.n hart also boug a painting. >>> an east bay restaurant is closing its doors after more than 90 years. oakland's mexicali rose will serve its last meal friday. you know it from that pink building. the owners announced their retirement on facebook last week. oakland has lost some of its longtime eateries in the last few years. back in 2016, jen vo delicatessen closed as did the company's ravioli company. >>> up next, we'll tell you what e ccks early. mexico in the world cup tomorrow morning. our world cup review is next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. with pg&e in

in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> okay carolyn. thank you. there are plans to spend nearly $1.0 billion to build the largest reservoir in the bay area. it would be east of the gilroy north of pecheco pass road. it would store storm run off. it would dwarf the lexington reservoir. that's where david louie is live with more on an interesting plan. >> you could say that. $1.0 billion is a lot of pen most going towards construction but $2 oh oh million alone to ainquire the land. for that the south bay will get the largest reservoir ever with the capacity nearly eight times that of lexington reservoir. the this is the 274 acre site north of pacheco pass road where the reservoir is proposed. there is an existing 6,000 acre reservoir used by a water district. the 140,000 square reservoir. females the feeds for a quarter million household for aier. the big project has a price tag to match. $$969 million. the valley water district applied for bond money from the state population proposition 1 covering half the cost. another water district will chip i

affray from parents "power lunch" starts radight now all right folks, welcome to "power lunch," i am tyler mathisen s&p 500 posts their biggest decline so far and now is facing for a fifth straight section of losses best monthly gain since january. go figure. energy is the best sector and chevron and lululemon is downright now but it did hit an all time high earlier today. xlf flirting with correction levels falling more than 10% from its january high. >> courtney reagan, here is what's happening shipment of wearable devices expect for it to go. that's below last year's 10% raise. expect the market to post double digits growth. playing video too much, it is bad for your health. gaming disorder as a mental health condition elizabeth holmes has stepped down and indicted on federal wire charges u.s. attorney's office accusing her of engaging of a million dollar scheme to defraud investors and doctors and patients she's facing 20 years of prison and plus fines if convicted. >>> we begin with the white house about immigration about otherthings, trade fears and front and center cayla tausche is

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> all right. let's move on and turn your attention to the weather.t is going to get a little steamy around here. how steamy, that is the question we have for spencer christian. >> i will show you just how steamy and where it will occur in just a moment. showing mainly sunny skies across the bay area. you can see quite a marine layer on the coastline. right now, from our rooftop camera we are looking at blue skies. currently it is only 58 degrees in san francisco. 66, 71 in san jose. and this is a view you can see from emeryville. the marine layer making its advance from the coastline. napa 73. 81 fairfield and concord. and here is the view from the east bay hills camera. out towards the marine layer. the oncoming marine layer. these are our forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding. mainly mild to warm next two days and then sizzling summer heat on friday, saturday, and sunday. check out the wind speeds. gusts 17 at novato, all around the bay area right now pretty breezy and will remain that way for a while. >> locally, inland, many inland loca

live in san francisco, south of market, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> thank you so much carolyn.sed over a million dollars. lieutenant governor takes over the roll of governor when that roll is away. >>> there are five state propositions on the ballot. proposition 68 is a bond measure to fund park and clean water project. proposition 69 requires money raised by the gas tax to go towards transportation purchases. prop 70 requires a legislative super majority vote. and 71 delays approved ballot measures from taking effects until results are certified. and proposition 72 excludes newly constructed rain capture. you can watch results live here on abc7 at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. >>> tonight, the sister of kate spade says the fashion icon suffered years of depression. investigators say there was a note left behind indicating the designer took her own life. she became internationally known from the leather handbags. older sister said she flew to napa to try to get spade to get al saying spade seemed fixated on robin williams' suicide. kate spade was 55-years old. we have a list of loca

. >> carolyn tyler shows us how they came together today seven decades together. >> reporter: one was9, and the other 20, the year was 1945. it was at the nazi concent camp in germany. he was a number and not a name. >> i weighed about 80 pounds. but thank to god, i had hope in my heart. >> reporter: at least prisoners died at dachau was hope was realized. ge the 192-year-old veteran known as stu still does not like to talk about. >> i couldn't do it in the end. i couldn't. >> reporter: today the past came back in a first time meeting with a grateful 93-year-old who shared memories, mementos and a thank you. >> he delivered. >> reporter: this poignant gathering included families on both sides. the men's sons met at a mem mem last year. now she share a bond. >> praise the lord that i am here and i am talking about my story. >> reporter: in petaluma, carolyn tyler. >> what a story. >>> if you like cooler weather, enjoy the next few days while you can. >> spencer has i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack

becky tyler, from crawley in west sussex, has severe quadriplegic cerebral palsy.gy, asked her mother to find out what happened during her birth. their search revealed mistakes they never knew about contributed to her being starved of oxygen. earlier, becky and her mum told their story to chloe tilley on the victoria derbyshire programme. when she was born, she was very nearly stillborn. nobody was expecting that at all. everybody went into shock. it was quite a difficult time. becky was born with her on the umbilical cord around her neck, she was blue? around her neck three times and around her body once. she was navy blue. it was when becky was seven months old that you got a diagnosis? what did that do to you and your husband‘s and becky‘s world? when we first heard the words cerebral palsy, we did not know that much about it. we were shocked and devastated to start with. then as the news sank in i think we realised that it is the same baby we have known for the last seven months. we love becky. and having those words in her life would open the door for us to ge

tyler?de oil up about 1% trading above $70 a barrel at $74.09. >> it's continue to go rise after the opec meeting this week it's up 20% this year. 80 bucks is that a possibility per barrel let's bring in rvc capital markets and contributor. hello. >> hello. >> we have the opec meeting. >> yes >> and then the state department says we are going to try to equips everybody in the world to buy zero barrels of iranian crude. meaning all of that oil would come off the market. >> it is the announcement they want to take iran out of the market and saudis coming out before saying we will you potentially a million barrels in the market. the concern is if saudi puts a million barrels on the market and we take 2 million off iran, is there a gap that can't be filled. >> i can do the math they still close short. >> the saudis will say we have 2 million spare capacity we have never seen the saudis produce above 11 given the potential call on saudi barrels, there is question marks how fast they can ramp up p

pork imports tyler. >> >> all right, sara i'm tyler mathisen in case you'd forgotten from just a coupleets and another unforgettable fellow, robert pisani. bob. >> thank you, sir. and we have a narrow trading range, but there are some breakouts. take a look at the markets today. once again, two leadership groups, retail stocks, technology stocks, they're the ones that matter a lot of new highs in those particular sectors we've got some confusion on trade, but stocks seem to be shrugging that off right now ism services was strong up, up for th100tstraight month thank you for that information tech stocks, faang stocks, new highs a whole bunch of them, not quite a whole group, not all five of them, but amazon, apple, crosoft, nvidia, netflix all at 52-week highs, in some cases more than that retail stocks have been market outperformers in the last several days and really the last month or so, new at least 52-week highs in macy's kohl's, tjx, raffle lauren, alph lauren. very odd bifurcation, particularly in consumer staple names. and we've got the cruise lines also hitting 52-week lows. mor

i'm tyler mathisen stocks rebounding now on this lastity trading day of the week.inally the do you higher for the first time in nine days. trying to avoid its first nine-day losing streak in more than 40 years. triple digit gains biggest in more than three weeks. all three major arches are on track to post a weekly loss. >>> oil rallying following an opec deal. we will head to vienna for details on that in and the rally in oiling is fuelling energy stocks it is the best performing s&p sector today, led by marathon. >>> i'm melissa lee. what else is happening this hour >> the supreme court saying the government cannot monitor the movement of criminal suspects by tracking their cell phone location without a warn. >>> we are bafly halfway through 2018 but disney has made $2 billion at the box office. inkrebls 2, avengers and black panther helping to fuel sales. >>> abc is ordering a ten-episode spin-off of the comedy, roseanne it's being called the connors but roseanne bahr won't be involved after her show was canceled following widespread outrage with her racial slur

. >> i am tyler mathisen, welcome everybody to "power lunch. a lot of headlines and actions coming out of d.c. president trump getting tough on trade weighing in on the supreme court's travel ban and ruling and also turning up the pressure on iran. we got our reporters covering all of it from every angle and kayla tausche is tracking the issues let's begin with eamon javers at the white house. >> reporter: yes, the president is upholding the president's travel ban this is the third iteration of the travel ban the trump administration argued that therefore this was not focused on muslims as a religion but in fact focused on the issue of danger in terms of security threat to the united states, the supreme court believed that argument jo john roberts, the chief justice writing the opinion today. the president called this a great victory for the nation this morning we'll see the tape here momentarily. the president just wrapped and asking for more funding for r the border wall. we'll see some q&a there with reporters in the room. >> eamon, we are g

. >> carolyn tyler has the story. >> sit up. sit up. i'm having you sit up. >> i can't sit up. >> reporter: this emergency room doctor is banned after she was caught on camera mocking and cursing at one of her patients. >> i knew from when she said something to the security guard. i already knew from that point. i said, dad, can you please take your phone? i need you to take out your phone now because i have a feeling is going to happen. >> if i could get up i would. >> you should. this is ridiculous. >> i can't. you're not going to keep tugging me. >> he said he was rushed by ambulance to the hospital after collapsing during basketball practice monday and waited more than three hours to be seen. >> i'm sorry, sir, you were the least sick of all the people who are here who are dieing. >> he says he told the doctor he was numb, in extreme pain, and having trouble breathing. >> i just tried to inhale and told her i could not inhale. >> he can't inhale, wow, he must be dead. are you dead, sir? i don't understand. you are breathe just fine.

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