democrat, a democrat that was critical of jackson, john tyler who was a planner, but he was a jacksonian but he thought jefferson was too king-like. this is going to make it a safe moderate ticket. and they were right. look at that landslide for the whigs. whigs overwhelmingly win the election. the whigs for the first time control the house, the senate, the presidency. henry clay rubbing his hands, he's ready to go. william henry harrison delivers his inauguration speech. a storm comes through washington, d.c., pouring down rain. during the speech in that rain william henry harrison 68 years old comes down with pneumonia and dies one month later. unbelievable clay says. now, john tyler is president. totally not what we planned, clay says. well, that's okay, we're -- i

at the kennedy center to have john tyler there. the grandson of john tyler. not the great-grandson but the grandson. there was over 200 years of history and three generations. it was like looking into a window of history. we like to do teaching and telling the stories of how history started. we have these institutions and presidential sites, libraries that develop education programs that tell the story. let's talk about the importance of the education process, connecting with the next jet -- generation which did not know these men and women

at that time i was teaching a lady's sunday school class here in downtown tyler. it was a small class i had not been teaching it long. and one morning i was visiting with the members and we were sharing information about her family's and faith and she began to tell me about her son who was an artist and she told me he was so kind and thoughtful person especially to his grandmother. and it was about then that a thought came into my mind like a lightbulb going off. her son is gay it wasn't a question i wonder if it is it wasn't like that. i knew her son was gay. and for that reason i believe god put that thought in my head and i believe god pushed me into what i did next which was totally illogical, because i asked this woman, is your son a homosexual? you don't ask people that question especially conservative area like tyler texas and a member of the southern baptist church. she was shocked. and she hesitated for quite some time before she eventually said, yes but that's just the way god made him and god loves him just the way he is. i had never heard that before t

now, john tyler is president. totally not what we planned, clay says. well, that's okay, we're -- i mean, tyler is not jackson at least. jackson is not in office. we're going to push through a new bill. clay pushes through a new bill for a bank, this time he calls it something different because the bank of the states has been a bit stained, the name of that. he calls it the fiscal bank. it flies through the house, it flies through the senate, gets on john tyler's bill, veto. clay can't believe it. vetoes the bill. all right. we're going to try again. clay pushes through another bill, this time we're going -- we won't even call it a bank, that's how much the country hates banks, we're going to call it the fiscal corporation, it's the same thing but we are just renaming it. fiscal corporation. goes through the house, goes through the senate, reaches tyler's desk, veto again. john tyler vetoes the bank bill twice. clay can't believe this is happening. we're going to have to wait four more years, play says. this is just unbelievable that we have to put up w

tyler? >> we begin with president trump with a warning about the stock market ayman javers has that story. >> new news here this hour as well in terms of this legal swirl around the president nbc news confirming that dow jones report from earlier in the hour that david packer, the ceo of american media, the company that publishes the national enquirer, has received immunity from federal prosecutors to talk to them about these alleged hush money payments that were brought up in the michael cohen case michael cohen, you remember, earlier in the week pleading guilty agency the president's former attorney to counts related to what prosecutors said was ultimately a campaign finance violation in terms of issuing those payments the president said he didn't know anything about those payments until later, not clear when he found out about it michael cohen says that the president was involved in the decision to make the payments and in fact directed cohen to make the payments. now, we have david packe

tyler withstood this pressure and never cave.in large part thanks to him i was able to go to press with the story in october 2015. >> the last thing i want to get to with audience questions, tell about how you were treated once you publish the story. >> this story was published in 2015 which so, she went on cnbc incident from boston. she spoke to jim cramer and pernod said let it be known that she had rebut the article. at that point i was working on the second day story because we had gotten wind before the fda had inspected this but i had not gotten confirmation. i was able to get confirmation the day it was published. i was on deadline with that. she cream on so i was standing over the shoulder and both stopped what we're doing and turned up the volume on the tv. to see what she would have to say. she played the role of the aggrieved startup silicon valley entrepreneur who is being attacked by a reporter in leak with her competitors in this entrenched duopoly that is pulling my strings. then, cramer although a friendly intervi

welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen the dow and s&p are in the red, the nasdaq moving between gains and losses the dow and s&p set to post their best augusts since 2014 and the nasdaq since 2000, up more than 5% just this month alone. consumer discretionary, real estate, technology the top performing sectors energy, however, is the laggard right now. some names on the move, big lots sinking. almost 10% lower apple and amazon continue to deliver and lululemon soaring following a big earnings beat. more on that ahead courtney. >> hi there, i'm courtney reagan here's what else is happening at this hour. the s.e.c. wants to make it easier for individuals to invest in private companies the move is an effort by the agency to boost lagging interest in public markets. ulta beauty will kylie jenner's beauty line back over to you, tyler. >>> we begin this hour with a big trade deadline that is looming and the news coming out of washington on the negotiations between the u.s. and canada at this hour. it is not terribly positive. eamon javers is at the white house. eamon. >> reporter: yeah, not

>> we have more questions than answers at there point, tyler. all of this starts earlier in the day when it was reported that the saudi public investment fund had taken a 3% to 5% stake in tesla, had built this up over a period of time, which raises an interesting question. this was -- it did not appear that this was an investment that tesla or elan musk had sought out, but that the saudis had over time thought this is a good investment it's an interesting investment there. after that news comes out, there was this tweet from elan musk within the last 15 minutes where he says he is thinking about taking tesla private 420 being the price that he would do it at with funding secured. sfla we have yet to hear back from him typically if there is something that is completely out of left field, that is not correct, we hear from tesla p.r. very quickly. the fact that we haven't heard from them may indicate that elan musk did, in fact, send out this twe tweet. >> i'm quite sure. >> correct correct. and we have a long track record with them where things h

the day we were there tyler had just returned from yet another expensive stay in a hospital. >> i hadhad -- >> if i had a rewalk i wouldn't have had a pressure sore. >> reporter: since our visit the department of veterans affairs has updated its policy, expanding the number of places that provide exoskeleton franing. it's up to veterans like tyler, however, to find a facility that meets those guidelines, and so far he's still looking. >> hello. >> reporter: ashley barnes was so sick of waiting she took out the equivalent of a mortgage and bought one herself. something her friend carrie says has been a financial burden but worth every penny. >> she's not a sit-down kind of person at all. which is i guess sort of ironic that you're in a wheelchair. but she's up and going nonstop. >> reporter: at home places like her kitchen are no longer as unforgiving as they once were. >> being up with you makes me just feel, you know, back in the game. >> you got me? >> reporter: and back in the game she is. she's even able to play basketball with her son brady. >> and score! >> it prolongs my life b

john tyler vetoes the bank bill twice. claim can't believe this is happening. we're going to have to wait four more years, clay says, this is just unbelievable that we have to put up with this. they wait four years, finally, clay says, all right, i'm doing it this time. i can't trust anybody but myself. 1844, he runs for president against james k. polk and loses the election. poor, poor henry clay. so that's the bank war episode. and it's a, that's a fun episode, i think. however you feel about the bank war, right? maybe it was good, maub it's bad, but it was an interesting event, right? well, there was a darker side to jackson. a darker side to his presidency, a darker side to populism. and andrew jackson during his administration, we have one of the harshest, one of the cruelest events in u.s. history. and that, of course, is the trail of tears. the removal of roughly 100,000 native americans from the old southwest. cotton is the -- is the big fad of the day. cotton plantations spreading all across the south. and while standing in the way of those cotton plan

tyler, let me start with you. want to focus on what we heard from lebron james in the clip at the top. sports historically, traditionally, being this unifying force. what has the president been doing with sports? how has he up-ended that over the course of the administration? >> i think it's a little bit shaky to assume that the president himself is the one that's up-ending all of sports. this environment has always existed in the united states throughout the entire history we've seen black people. the athletes are only here to entertain us. but at the same time, we are seeing a new difference in what the presidency is doing and using governmental power. this is no longer fodder for a red base. this is no longer words he's using before rallies. this is policy and sweeping across the political right where republicans all over the country are using this in attack ads, using this to raise campaign dollars, to the point where the president is disinviting athletes from the white house. it's no longer just fodder. we ha

robert >> hey, tyler, we are here in pebble beach tomorrow night the record will be broken.ost expensive car ever sold at auction the only question is by how much it's a 1962 ferrari 250 gto, expected to fetch between $45 million to sp 60 million at sothebys tomorrow night. the gto, ferrari gto is the holy grail of classic cars proized for raising history and scarcity they only made 36. this particular gto sold by greg whitten one cht first employees of microsoft and he bought this car back in 2000 for less than one tenth of the current value he said the soaring prices and values are being driven by collectors >> it's very hard to fathom. but, you know, you're in a -- you're in a space where you have collectors and car collectors. and ferraris are the most collectible car. the gto is the pinnacle ferrari. it's an amazing car to have. >> now, whitten told me he is selling because he loved to race this car and it's gotten harder to race it against newer more powerful cars. he says he doesn't buy cars for investment purposes but when i asked him which appreciated more since he

thank you. >> jack bergeson, tyler ruddzik on a ticket for all of us at some point in the future, don'tnk? >> up next, when nuclear warfares were at their peak, the u.s. built a secret bunker under a resort in west virginia large enough for both houses of congress to operate under ground. i visited this week. i still have several questions. ? yeah, wow..this must be for one of our new unlimited wireless plans. it comes with a ton of entertainment options. great, can you sign for this? yeah. hey, uh.. what's in that one? that's a shark. new and only with at&t, you can get unlimited data, 30+ channels of live tv, and your choice of things like hbo or pandora premium. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att dot com. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we

i'm tyler matheson here's what's on the menu. rate shock ahead jaime dimon says interest rates should be at 4% today, 5% not that far away. what would that mean for the markets, the economy, and your portfolio? tariffs are working big-time that's what the president said this weekend is he right? we're going to comb through the numbers, and trump's tweets to see what's true and where the math may not quite add up. and grab your wallet and your backpack, we've got your stocks shopping list for all the important back to school shopping seasons power lunch begins right now. >> here are some other key movers facebook having its best day since april 26 apple continuing its run, hitting another all-time high. tyson jumping on strong results, and disney leading the dow and hitting a new 52-week high this ahead of its earnings release tomorrow hi, bill >> hi, courtney. i'm bill griffith. the bad penny that keeps coming back the administration has reimposed sanctions on iran who will be doing it this week sanctions would target iran's purc

what was the inspiration for you, tyler?her's move when i was coming home from school. if i heard "natural women "or respect there was trouble in the house. so her music represented certain things for me. and last time i heard her perform was kennedy honors, brought the house down to the feet and almost to our knees, to bow to the queen. and president obama was sitting in the box, and turned to me, that's why she's the queen of soul, that voice, and i'm grateful she used that voice to bring us together to bring us through assassinations and inaugurations and all kinds of celebrations. aretha's life is going to live on in the music and just the memories that we have of her. she's been wonderful. >> that's why she's the queen of soul. that's the statement you released earlier to cnn and the way she uses that voice. i thought about that today. she used her voice to sing us through good times and bad, from assassinations and celebrations in civil rights to women's rights. i wish more people would use their voice to up lift rathe

>> tyler, that's a very good point. let me say this. if the medical school profession collectively joined us, the numbers will work. there may be still a great need in the community in rural areas, there may be a great need for pediatrics, for primary care, but the fact is that there's going to be a greater number of people in the pool and the likelihood is that you're going to have people opting to go into those areas. and i think -- look, the odds work, the numbers will work. now, will there continue to be shortages in certain parts of the country? probably so. but at least you're going to have a much bigger pool to be involved in trying to address those issues. >> have you reached out to other medical schools and are they going to go along with it? how far are you along in that process? >> what's that >> other medical schools, have you spoken with anybody at those other schools and asked them to come along yet what do you think is going to be the return on that petition? >> well, i don't know. let me say this, i did get an e-mail las

steven tyler keeps making a lot of noise about this.he president seems to be telling him, dream on. >> jason: yeah, that's too bad. finally another story out of hollywood. this one is. oh. a muppets movie celebrating i hear murder? what in the world? >> brian hansen who is jim hansen's son has created a new movie called "happy time murders." it is not just murder. it is "r" rated featuring puppets that look like the muppets you and i grew up with. i can't seen show you clips from this movie. i'll show you this little bit of a trailer. just watchai this. >> hay handsome looking for some riding cotton. >> i'm a woman.>> >> that's okay. >> that's even better. >> good time for you. >> you know, remember stadler waldon and the two muppets that sat across the street from the muppet show. say it is like the torture to have to watch show. that's how i feel about this "happy time murders" there are sexual scenes. muppets having intercourse is not something i want to think about. this movie is filled with this stuff. i sit back-- disney tried thi

tyler bray is a big guy, 6'6". chasdaniel, 6'0", maybe. two very different looking quarterbacks throwing the ball. >> al: and that is tipped at the line of scrimmage. that will make it second down. second down and te >> cris: i wonder how a 6'6" guy gets a ball pped like that. i guess everybody does. >> al: throw sidearm and you have got a good chance of it. >> cris: seems like somehow our games always come down to the wire. >> al: they do. the three super bowls we hav done togethe they have all come down to the end. some of the games we have done as we start our tentar er togeth. bray throws.at ths caught. spinning away and geing inside the 10 yd line and all the waynd to the zone and the chicago bears are a point away from a tie game. >> cris: hey, just a little hitch route on the outside. d was hen or contacted when heon is oknee? looked like it butaybe not. got to be. >> al: yeah. look at that. well, all scoring plays are reviewed.he >> t previous play will be reviewed. it is a scoring play. i thautomatic. let us welcome in andrearemer

tyler, what's the number in. >> i think 7:25 may be a good base sign for it.young people are able start jobs a little bit at a higher pay than that. but obviously, many minimum wage jobs are low skill. they don't require a college degree. at many times don't require a high school diploma. there is a reason why it's lower. i believe the federal government should get out of the age, the wage issue. i think it should be more localized and up to communities, municipalities and countys to set a better number so they can set a wage that individual economic and fiscal needs and businesses and workers in their communities. >> guys, i think it's great you are running. i, myself, wasn't when i was in my 20s. it didn't work out for me but it was one of the best experiences of my life. so i salute you both. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for having us on today. >> yes, thank you. >> jack ferguson, tyler ruzic on a kick for all of us at some point in the future. don't you think? >>> up next, when nuclear warfares were at their peek, they built a bunker in w

contessa >> tyler, thank you. i'm contessa brewer. here's what else is happening right now. if you can't get to it, chipolte will now come to you the mexican fast food chain partners with door dash for delivery service the cost of checking in your bag is taking off. jetblue raising prices for the first and the second checked bags for passengers to buy their cheapest fairs, and home price gains. they are slowing in june the latest kay shiler index shows prices rising 6.2% from a year ago, but that's down 6.4% annual gain in may mount st. helens kbla. >> contessa, we begin with a rally that just won't quit new highs again today for the nasdaq and the s&p 500 bob pasani at the new york stock exchange hi, bob. zoo hello, melissa you know, the big complaint about this rally was that it's all been centered on technology stocks, like semiconductors and fang names that's changing. the market rally has really begun to broaden out now we have sbeks that measure how the average stock is doing at historic highs. let me show you. equal weighted indexes like the s&p 50000 index and most i

tyler insists it's not about politics. he says he doesn't allow anyone to use his songs without permission. >>> we're learning more details about aretha than franklin's funeral. h representing h song freeway of love. expected performers include stevie wonder, jennifer huon, yolanda adams and jennifer holiday. her funeral is set for august 31st. >> you think that will have hig? rati going to be amazing. >>> now to a different celebrity, this one celearating rs in d. v. talkin about ben's chili bowl. w thisk marks six decades sense the landmark u street cation opened. >> it's beginning to feel like a part ofhistory. from my parents' beginning here, it was humble.er we're just to serve the people. >> the gext time you by there, you may notice the new street seens, rev represented jesse jackson and mediaogul kathy hughes have their spot on the famous mural. >> i was down there yesterday fohe celebration. the line was wrapped around the counter twice. we keep s that video. i'm still craving a half smoke. >> did you get yours? >

jason tyler/air national guard:"on the 26th of july, we were dispatched to cap fire."california air national guard drone video shows the massive carr fire burning near redding.the mq-9 "reaper" drone, built for overseas military operations has become increasingly used in response to natural disasters,master sgt. jason tyler/air national guard:"you know, earthquakes, any type of -- you can imagine -- large scale disaster, we're prepared to participate in those."the california national guard deployed its mq-9 drone to the aftermath of hurricane harvey --blamed for more than 100 deaths in 2018.master sgt. jason tyler/air national guard: "what was flooded, what transportation systems were affected, are there persons that are ar risk?"the drones provide real-time images from high above to help direct disaster response tsteve large reporting. (michelle)(michelle)(michelle) slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s

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and tyler silva's family helps any and all witnesses are contacted by investigators. in sausalito, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next with oakland schools getting some sports programs back after outrage over cuts. >> we at the district did not handle the situation as well as we should have. >> up next, more on the fallout and how anonymous donations helped make it happen. >>> also, new developments in the deadly shooting near a high school last night as students returned to campus for the first time since it happened. >>> more wildfires and shrinking beaches. starling details from a new report on the impacts of climate change. stay with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. >>> the u.s. flag at the white house is once again flying at half staff in honor of senator john mccain. the white house says they will remain lowered until his burial on sunday. r is morning, the flag wa veterans groups. we are learni from california is one of two people killed in a shooting rampage at a videogame in florida. 22-year-old elijah clayton from the los

tyler, back to you >> thank you very much morgan, u.s.the verge, it seems, now of a trade deal with mexico this according to a top advisor to president trump will canada be next? what about china kayla is tracking the latest on trade. kayla. >> hey, ty the white house chief economist just the latest to tout a forthcoming deal with mexico, but the white house doesn't actually have approval from congress to do a bilateral deal, so he notes it most likely will have to pave the way for a broader nafta deal >> i think what's going to happen after we close the mexico deal is that canada is going to look at it, and see some stuff they like and maybe stuff they want to modify, but it's going to make it a lot easier to make a deal with canada because we got to deal with mexico. >> elsewhere on the trade front today, senior e.u. trade officials are in washington trying to flesh out that july 25th trade deal, but the big focus is midweek when china's vice minister of commerce will lead a delegation to washington. those talks billed as i precursor to

. >> reporter: tyler silva's mother tells me she does not believe that everyone who has been contacted- she does not believe that the witnesses who have come forward in this case have been contacted by investigators. >> my son was worth it. >> reporter: heather is demanding answers more than eight months after her son to keep mysterious death in marin county. >> i'm devastated not only with the loss of my child, but i am confused over why there has not been more movement. >> reporter: her son, 21-year- old tyler silva, was last seen on top of the cliffs high above the beach on december 3rd. one week later, kayakers found his body near stinson beach, 2 miles away. she said her son was with a former girlfriend on the day he went missing. she shared with us her theory that the woman may have had something to do with his death. >> it came to light that there was a life insurance policy that the person named and inserted as beneficiary was the person with my son when he went missing. >> reporter: she says that life insurance policy was taken out three days before he disappeared. but that wa

jason tyler/air national guard:"you know, earthquakes, any type of -- you can imagine -- large scalewe're prepared to participate in those." the california national guard deployed its mq-9 drone to the aftermath of hurricane harvey --blamed for more than 100 deaths in 2018. master sgt. jason tyler/air national guard:"what was flooded, what transportation systems were affected, are there persons that are ar risk?" the drones provide real- time images from high above to help direct disaster response where its needed most. from floods--to wildfires, its a a remote-controlled high tech tool now getting lots of work in worst case scenarios. (michelle) that was steve large reporting. the m-q-9 is being used to map fire lines and understand how the blaze is growing. (ken) and stay with kron-4 as we have continuing coverage of the wildfires burning across the state... and how the smoke is impacting the bay area. download our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our w

carolyn tyler has more. >> absolutely amazing. i don't know how he did it. >> he flew planes for 35 years and he and colleagues are stunned by the seattle incident. a baggage handler they say did not have a pilot's license was able to fly a stolen passenger plane for over an hour doing incredible maneuvers. >> they are complex machines. this is the question i have and i think everybody has. what did he do to prepare for this flight? >> reporter: the man richard russell told air traffic controllers where he got his skills. >> i played video games before, so i know what i'm doing a little bit. >> right now, you're flying over sfo? >> reporter: at the museum in san carlos, they have several simulators that allow would be pilots, hobbyists and students to have a virtual experience flying a plane. >> you can maneuver the aircraft and it has all the controls you would in the aircraft. >> reporter: mark is a pilot and teacher. he believes it is possible someone could fly a plane after virtual lessons. >> after enough time in the simulato

>> i think it is, tyler,he and reason being what j.p.is trying to do is with ts approach, two particular strategies and the first is to offer an additional product to their existing customer base and they won the greatest share of that's custom wallet and by offering this product they'll be able to do that, but second, they're als looking to build a new customer base and by offeyng this product t could get new customers into the door. the new customers can takelo at not only this product, but other consumer products tham j.gan offers. so it's a two-pronged strategy and lastly, it's also a focus on the millennial generation where many of them haven't invested and this is a way for them to test out investing without very high costs to them at all. so it is, in effect, a lure that j.p. morn will then employ to cross-sell products. >> that's right. j.p. morganegy that uses throughout their business. they do it on the corporate side where they'll make a commercial loan to the customer andmever ithey'll hope to sell that customer anal products

. >>> lawyers for aerosmith's lead singer, steven tyler, and a cease-and-desist letter. we will tell you why, ahead. >>> happening now, the aclu is in federal court in san francisco, challenging federal funds that are granted to shelters with religious associations that interfere with abortion access for immigrant minors. he say they should provide access to all medical care, including family planning services. the government had not commented on the suit. >>> also in federal court, a hearing was held to discuss a second round of charges on a man who was found not guilty of a murder in 2015. the man has been indicted of federal charges of being an excellent imposition -- possession of a gun. he was tardy convicted at the state level on the same charge. today, prosecutors asked for an october trial date, while his legal team asked to wait until january. the us supreme court is scheduled to hear a double jeopardy court -- case in november. that could influence this case. start -- >> you may remember that the suspect is an undocumented immigrant pack --. a similar conversat

rick tyler has been off for quite some time, he is talking about free-market economics. koch brothers have positive ads against people voted for tax cuts, people who have opposed free-market economics every step of the way, that is what the koch brothers have done. rick tyler might reanalyze his support of the koch brothers and change the port out of the republican party. >> dangerous we the party to rely on big-name donors. he is running constantly about impeachment, he will pour $110 million and the left leaning progressive candidates this fall, the democratic party often doesn't align with him so dangerous to throw in big money. >> you hit the nail on the head, that is the heart of the issue. in 2015, writes priebus, not much in the weeds, data inside the confines of the rnc, to have their own data network. and can't rely on a billionaire, developed $200 million data operation. thank goodness we don't rely on the koch brothers who don't report republican candidates. >> they want to work where they can. we will see how well that goes. things that are important to both

i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us for a wednesday. another rally on wall street with the s&p and nasdaq hitting record highs if we close higher today it will be the fourth straight day of gains for the three major indexes. there is a fourth there as well. consumer discretionary, materials, they are the leaders. telecom is the only sector lower by half a pass within skrepgsary, amazon is at an all-time high at almost $2,000 a share other names at all time highs, paypal, mastercard, visa so the payment space, as we call it, hot on this hot day. juggernaut, that juggernaut continues to deliver, hitting another lifetime high today. that would be apple. there it is, up more than 1% contes contessa. >> i'm contessa brewer we begin with another day of records for the markets. bob pisani and mike santelli are at the new york stock exchange mike, the stocks are continuing to drift higher. people are talking about another meltup like we saw in january. how do you see it? >> it strikes me as premature to label this move as a medicalup but i comp

>> absolutely, tyler. and we can't make it up. the u.s. is pumping full out.enezuela is circling the drain. the numhers there and volumes there are falling much more rapidly than even some of the most aggressive analysi we had about how quickly they could the citgo here in the united states is going to be taken over by a creditor in canada and we disrupt things >> so those factors point to an oil price later this winter of what? >> i'm not here to try to make an outrageous high-priced claim and it could go to $85 to $90 a barrel and the northern hemitehere w is peak demand. it's all of the winter fuels acking in on top of transportation fue the holiday shopping season. that's the squeeze and that's whyn we bump up against a high price and john winter. >> john kilduff, thank you. >>> speaking of nezuela, could the final blow of the already-collapsing economy of venezuela come not in thera streets of s, but in a courtroom in delaware and some say it may because ohe fate venezuela's last great asset and the oil and gas company, we just mentioned, citgo may be dec

carolyn tyler has the story. >> thousands of people have watched this video. she is a councilwoman responding to an anonymous e-mail she received with a link to a website that's argued the her reelection campaign. photos of hundley at burning man more racy than these are posted by sonoma citizens for peace and cooperation. they threaten to expose her unless she dropped out of the race. instead, the 35-year-old says she's proud of her facebook photos and won't be bullied. >> what was especially disturbing in this era of me too was the attempt to slut shame me. >> she told us over the phone she wants to be a voice for others. >> i know there is young women running for offices in small stays cross the nation who might not have communities that are as supportive. >> the vice mayor is outraged. >> every person who has seen that website has said to me that they thought it would backfire. they thought it was outrageous. >> the head of the sonoma state political science department considers the anonymous e-mail a new low in politics. >> but it's done in such a vile, n

in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> yeah, that video is incredible. glad he's okay at least. thanks, carolyn. >>> here's a question, what if the best way to clean your laptop? >> "7 on your side's" michael finney is here with some advice just in time for the start of the school year, michael. >> just like that, it's back to school. >> i know. >> just came back on us. it's back to school season, time to gear up with fresh school supplies, new backpacks, that sort of thing. but experts and consumer reports say there's another important item to add to your to do list, before the bell rings, cleaning your laptop. to tackle the dirt you can see, but also the germs you cannot. consumer reports tester rich fillskey knows laptops. >> laptops get dirty, but they're also full of germs. they need to be cleaned. >> so when his daughter brings a filthy laptop home from college -- >> one of the first things i do is i grab her laptop and say i'm going to clean it. the good news, i know just how to clean them. come with me. you probably should start with the keyboard

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carolyn tyler talked to some residents of east cut. >> reporter: veronica moved to. >> we live in the east cut. >> reporter: don't know where that is? the east cut is the rebranding of rancon hill, part of south beach, a new name itself, and about 30 blocks surrounding the transbay terminal. >> it's probably cool for all the hipsters to say i live in the east cut. it sounds edgy, i guess. >> names do change over time, but i would have a tendency to keep the original name just for historical purposes. >> reporter: banners proclaiming the east cut pay homage to history mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. >> as long as it's not offensive, i'm fine with it. >> do they allow the residents around here to vote on it? how did they decide? >> reporter: a community benefit district made up of about 4500 property owners, business and residential, came up with the name. andrew robinson is executive director. >> if the city doesn't get involved in the naming of neighborhoods, they are organic and come from the community. >> reporter: on its website the east c

tyler, thank you so much for joining us. how are you doing? >> i'm good, don. get that. i remember her reaching out to me one day and having this icon, this legend tell me she enjoys what i do and my shows. it was moving for her. i remember she was ill a couple years ago. i reached out to her, making her laugh and having a good time on the phone. it's a difficult time for everybody who loved and cared about her, but it's also a celebration because i'm so grateful as you are, that we got to be on the planet at the same time she did. >> yeah. not only got to be on the planet but develop a friendship with her. that means the world when someone like aretha franklin reaches out to you and says she's proud of you, what you're doing. i mean, for someone like that me, that meant the world to me. i didn't even know what a to the make of it at the time. >> that's why i totally feel the emotion you have. i get it. it's how my parents and your parents loved and appreciated her so much, and now for their children to get that call is wonderful. she invited me to a lot of thi

our thanks to tyler perry and an amen to tyler perry for what he just put out there.journalist who knew and interviewed aretha franklin over the last 20 years. he is "the wall street journa journal's" christopher john farley. it's good to have you on. i'm sorry it's for this occasion, but it's important to remember what she means, especially right now. you couldn't get in the door, kid. how did you finally convince her, i want to talk to you? >> she's a hard woman to get to know. for five years, i had to talk to her -- her people, her handlers, say i want to do this interview, because she'd had some sort of issue with "time" magazine before. she hadn't talked to us for about 30 years. but finally she gave me an audience, told me to come down to detroit, meet her at the golden mushroom, a restaurant that since closed. we started early, went late, closed the restaurant down. she started off with a handshake, ended with a hug. we were conversing like we were old college chums. it was just beautiful. >> what did you learn? >> one thing i learned is that she's not just abo

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tyler. >> thank you very much michelle. >>> the oil market closing for the day.rices are lower again today. perhaps to michelle's point that makes energy the worst performing sector. making it the third down day out of four for the west texas sbrd intermediate prices and brent crude. you can see wti off by two-thirds of a% ice brink crude off a third of a% trade concerns seem to be a bigger factor as questions over demand from china give the latest barbs exchange between it and the trump administration on china tariffs overly back to you. >> companies these days increasingly find going difficult to hire and retain top talent a new perk slowly makes it to the mainstream or back to it across the country eric here with more. >> companies have been adding more benefits to employees these days increase the parental leave. flexible hours working remotely but more companies add sbaticle as employment perk we headed to nba headquarters to hear how the perk has been paying off. >> while lebron james is vacationing in the caribbean there is no off season working for the nb

the grandson of john tyler. not the great-grandson but the grandson. there was over 200 years of history and three generations. it was like looking into a window of history. we like to do teaching and telling the stories of how history started. we have these institutions and presidential sites, libraries that develop education programs that tell the story. let's talk about the importance of the education process, connecting with the next jet -- generation which did not know these men and women as a living present. howdy put those programs together and how do you do your outreach to take legacy and education to students of all ages? >> one thing i want to add, our next panel is on civics education. that is so important. i think with -- we've been chipping away our education for too many years. middle school and high school kids are not getting the same lessons that we were getting on the blackboard. it is different. there are opportunities that the sites have -- even when we bought the three actors from the play hamilton to say -- how do you feel about

and tyler white, he got all of it.rth homer of the year that was your ball game right there. and boch is i want to kick something. astros win again with one big swing. 2-1, the giants fall. giants did not help out the a's because they lost twice to the a.l. west leading astros. but the a's can help the giants if they beat the dodgers tonight. the a's begin a two-game set with l.a. at the coliseum. mike fiers will start for oakland tomorrow. the a's, they're pumped about adding weapons for the play-offs. >> it changes any clubhouse. and, you know, we were -- everybody was thrilled to death when we got familia. and then to make two more move, savvy moves after the deadline just picks the group up. any time you have a chance to get better after the deadline which is difficult to do, it's going to resonate with the players for sure. >>> summer of steph continues. steph curry will coach a high school all-star game tonight. earlier today got in a practice round at tpc stonebrae, getting set for the tournament which goines th

. >> reporter: her son, 21-year- old tyler sylva was last seen on top of the cliffs on december 3rd. week later, his body was found near the stinson beach. her son was with a former girlfriend on the day he went missing. sharing with ktvu her theory that the woman may have had something to do with his death. >> it came to light that there was a life insurance policy that the person inserted as beneficiary was the person when he went missing. >> reporter: that life insurance policy was taken out three days before he disappeared. that wasn't all. >> my son approached me prior to his death telling me that there had been abattempt on his life with and by the same person that he was with when he died. >> reporter: he says u.s. park rangers don't seem to be making any headway. she says they haven't interviewed key witnesses in the case or reviewed evidence she gathered. >> 266 days with no return phone calls to people that said hey, i have information. please come talk to me. >> reporter: she and her friends converged at the u.s. park rangers building to make sure the case was not being fo

carolyn tyler a look. >> reporter: this sidewalk gets hosed down every day. is the buy product of those living on the streets. the city's 311 service has received an astounding 14,597 calls about piles of poop. >> down by the civic center it's grim. >> now an effort to get ahead of the complaints, a poop patrol. >> what we're doing is being proactive. we're going to have a crew tat's going to roam around and just try and look for these locations. we actually have data for neighborhoods where we get frequent calls. >> reporter: that's right. the department of public works will try to spot the mess before you do, and steam clean it away. >> it's a great idea. could we get rid of the poopers as well? >> reporter: the mayor knows all too well this icky issue. >> i've had to deal with it myself in front of my home. i want to change san francisco for the better. >> reporter: the city will expand hours at one of its 22 public toilets called pit stops. the poop patrol will have a staff of six and two trucks for a cost of about $750,000. there will be a soft launch th

i'm kate larson in for tyler this morning. we'll get a quick look at the weather with frances. >> here's live doppler 7 and the satellite image with a stronger push of those coastal clouds. we'll see some cooler temperatures and right now, we're in the 50s and 60s. san francisco, oakland, half moon bay at 55, but san jose, already 64 degrees. you can see those low clouds over the downtown san francisco with this live shot. and we'll still be in the 50s in the next few hours. by noon, the clouds will pull back to the coast, but it will start to become breezy, even gusty over the hills, possibly 40-mile-per-hour winds in some of the higher elevations. inland temperatures will warm up to the low 90s, around the bay, near 80, and at the coast, low 60s. sun sets at 8:14 and i have a big warm-up to tell you about in the accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up. kate? >> thanks, frances. >>> new overnight, a seventh death has been reported in the battle against the carr fire. it was a pg&e worker. the company tells abc 7 news the cr

the next visit from tyler texas includes lou anne smoot talks about the struggles of hiding her homosexuality in texas for 60 years. it's the topic of her memoir out a courageous woman's journey. >> i start off talking about my parents, because they had such an influence on the direction that my wife took. they were southern baptists. so, i was brought up in the baptist faith tradition. they were leaders in thehu

>> i watch this closely, tyler, because i'm invested in both countries obviously.f things started to go sideways for canada after the g 7. that was a bad meeting it's fair to say, this is personal observation, the replace between trudeau and trump is probably not constructive as a result of what occurred in those three days in quebec city. kudlow also slammed hard and after that the canadians were no longer invited to discussions around nafta and the mexico situation now canada is asked to take a deal particularly negotiated around automotive without them at the table it's essentially a discussion that goes like this, take it or leave it that's very difficult for trudeau because right now he is back in election mode. he has an election to deal with in 14 months he wants to look strong and trump specifically said today in his press release that was verbal with the mexican president that he wanted in $270 peppers dafrs removed off dave o dairy. trudeau can't do that because 78 seats out of the 334 in the canadian parliament depend on the subsidies. he loses the elect