his name, tyler trent, a purdue student.me in a weak voice, tyler had made a really improbable prediction. >> purdue is going to win. >> reporter: that weak voice, it's because bone cancer has really been beating up tyler for several years now. in remission not long ago, he's facing another bout at the moment. despite which last season he insisted on camping out for tickets ahead of an important game. that caught the eye of coach jeff brom. >> he just had a positive attitude and brought a lot of life to the conversation. >> reporter: the beginning of a conversation with the boilermakers that got a lot closer when they named him team captain. visiting him in bad times. making sure he was there for the good times. like this weekend's completely wild game against ohio state. >> touchdown! >> reporter: tyler's prediction known to everyone who cheered and more than realized. postgame, the team asked tyler to speak first. >> i'm not entirely sure i'm qualified to make the opening statement, but i just want to say, boiler up and i'

please welcome tyler perry! ♪ >> jimmy: oh my goodness. >> i saw the love, man. i saw the love. >> jimmy: you felt it, right. >> i felt the love. >> jimmy: you saw it, and you fes grt. that's great. >> jimmy: nothing but love for you here. >> that's great. that's great. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "nobody's fool." congrats on this movie. gosh, they are funny -- you've got a lot of funny people. >> yeah, my first rated r comedy. >> jimmy: i mean -- >> and i l t >>t immy: you went for it. >> yeah, yeah, i went for it. i went for it. >> jimmy: there's a couple good scenes. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, we'll talk about later. i just got to say because it's funny, we were going through the notes, and who's going to be on this week, and i saw you're coming back. and you know i love you, but i got to say how i'm just honored to know you. because honestly what a great storyo all started. in one of the notes it says it's been 25 years that you are in the business. >> this is my 25th year in the business. [ cheers an

did you get along with tyler? >> tyler perry is great.e me, and -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. you didn't know that? >> jimmy: no. >> have you ever lived in a car before? >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, white privilege. anyway -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] living in a car? just cause i didn't live in a a car. but tyler lived in a geo metro? >> yeah, tyler lived in a car before, yep. >> jimmy: really? >> uh-huh. he pulled himself up by his bootstraps, and created an empire. and that's what i want to do. >> jimmy: well look at you. >> he's teaching me and stuff. >> jimmy: and you're the best. look at you. come on. you're on the cover of magazines and everything. [ cheers and applause ] you're unbelievable. i've never met -- i told you, i've never met anyone like you. you're unbelievable. >> and you never will. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a clip. here's tiffany haddish in the new tyler perry movie, "nobody's fool." in theatres next friday, check this out. >> okay, now we need to go and find the son of a [ bleep ] who catfished me. >> well, i got the

his name, tyler trent. a purdue student.nd before the game, in a weak voice, tyler had made a really improbable prediction. >> purdue is gonna win. >> reporter: the weak voice, it's because bone cancer has really been beating up tyler for several years now. in remission not long ago, he's facing another bout at the moment. despite which, last season, he insisted on camping out for tickets for an important game, which caught the eye of coach jeff brohm. >> he just has a positive attitude and brought a lot of life to the conversation. >> reporter: the beginning of a relationship with the team that got a lot closer when they named him team captain, visiting him in bad times. making sure he was there for the good times. like this weekend's completely wild game against ohio state. his prediction, known to everyone who cheered, and more than realized. postgame, the team asked him to speak first. >> i'm not entirely sure i'm qualified to make the opening statement, but i just want to say, boiler up, and i'm super happy that my pred

what were you doing at tyler's thing? >> at tyler's studio. >> oh, baby.uld send their plane for you, okay? let's start with that. and it's not like a plane. it's like a plane! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he has a plane. >> plane! >> jimmy: really. and has his own airport and everything. >> four, five, six sections. i'm telling you, it was crazy. and then you drive up and it says tyler perry studios welcomes, it says whoopi goldberg, and they're showing your clips as you arrive. >> jimmy: on, like, a big screen? >> on a big screen. >> jimmy: did you get the same welcome you did -- >> no. that big screen was off. [ laughter ] it wasn't even on. i got held at security. they checked my i.d. they took my fingerprint. i did blood. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you gave blood? >> they scanned my eyeball. they scanned my eyeballs. they took a footprint. [ laughter ] that's right. that's right. >> jimmy: a footprint of you. >> but you'll never have trouble again. [ laughter ] and now -- that's the only important part. >> jimmy: can you explain what the movie is about? b

. >> have a good rest of the day that is tyler mathisen and "power lunch" begins now. >> thanks, scott i'm melissa lee. the s&p has last more than $2 trillion in market value in the month of october, alone. is this a routine selloff or are we headed for a bigger rout? >>> from brazil to germany to china, global headlines are dominating overseas markets. a rundown of what you need to know and what it means for your money. >>> a big bet. the nhl signing a new gambling deal with mgm. we'll hear from the gm and commissioner straight ahead. >>> streaming giant. ear n we're not talking about netflix. we're talking about twitch the video game streaming and billions of dollars at stake "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch," which, indeed, does begin right now i'm tyler mathisen stocks are in rally mode but sort of halfway. they're off their session highs. the dow had been up more than 300 points, gains today, though, for the major after averages industrials up 357 n57 now if they finish with gains, we haven't seen much of that in the month of october dow a

so when tyler called me and told me i was like, oh, that's great. and i started crying. when i talked to her on the phone -- i've been watching you and learning from you for years and to learn a person is like -- oh. wow. now see you got me. >> she asked me to come and get her in my car, but my car's not doing so well. >> both tiffany and her on-screen sister tika sumpter adored whoopi who probably won't see "nobody's fool." >> i don't watch movies because i critique myself and so i don't want to spend time. >> wait. you don't watch movies you're in? >> no. >> you haven't seen "the color purple"? >> most of it, yeah. >> but not the whole thing? >> no. >> are you serious? >> yes. >> i didn't know this about you. >> well, where you've been? >> watching your movies. >> my sister is a bit much. >> oh, i got it. >> tika and amari hardwick have a love connection in the film and tyler perry says in real life he's quite the match maker. >> i have friends that i'm trying to hookup. i got two marriages under my belt and two babies. >> this money, so funny. i'

it says, john tyler. john tyler? and so i have to look it up, i am no steward of john tyler history president number 10, the first president not elected, assuming office when the president passed away, president harrison, he was elected under the briggs party and as soon as he took office he started detailing all of his whig initiatives, initiatives -- in office and they call him his accident, not to draw any parallels to anything else going on, but, i was sort of, you know? john tyler, okay. but, then, i said, the catharsis of this was, i went back and push the other button, and jackie kennedy came up, so, i will take that. but the point is, and it is emphasized that this is the division, right? the image of john tyler, that trained the machine learning model, was not the asset, you still have your beautiful oil painting, but, it enabled a new digital engagement model with the audience. and now i know more about john tyler than i ever have in my entire life. so, proof that it is working. and i want to ask stephanie

with owens. >> there is a little sense of mischief to tyler.t said, i don't feel like i would be comfortable getting offered work because of the situation. what does he do? offers me work. >> reporter: perry cast him on the show "the haves and the have nots." >> i'll make you a senator or something. the next week i had written him into 11 shows. i saw him in costume and had 20,000 more ideas for him. >> reporter: your life has become a model for making something out of nothing. >> for sure. sleeping in my car struggling. wondering how i was going to pay the bills, and to get to this point to see both sides of this is incredible. i feel like i'm the guy for the underdog. sometimes things don't work out. that's okay. you do what you have to do in between to get to the point until it gets there. >> welcome back to the party. >> it's incredible to be written for. >> when you're on set and you're doing your scenes and you hear tyler's voice directing you, what is going through your head beside your lines? >> i'm really proud and excited to be part o

. >> tyler, thank you very much. let's get straight to the market action this hour we have every angle covered you can imagine. bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. kate rogers at the nasdaq tracking the tech wreck. seema mody at hq following the fallout from the slide in china and the rest of asia eamon javers in our nation's capital with the very latest on this possible meeting between president trump and china's president xi jinping let's go to bob pisani at the exchange to kick things off. bob. >> let's take a look at the s&p 500. i don't want to sound like pollyanna but they are actively attempting to buy the most beaten up sectors of the market. we're 25 -- 30 points off the lows that we had earlier this morning. i want to show you some etfs that are having very heavy volume these are badly beaten up sectors. semiconductors were down 4% at the open they went green briefly. banks down 2%, 3%. that went green. home builders, disaster in the last month or two. they also have gone green today. so

tyler? >> let's get right to the trading action this hour we've got a quintet of contributors here to tell you about. bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange, steve liesman taking a deeper dive into latest read on the american economy, meg tirrell on the biotech beatdown courtney reagan will look at whether the crucial holiday season may be in trouble and we welcome "fast money" trader tim seymour, joining us for the next two hours. >> tyler. >> good to have you with us. lots to talk about let's begin with robert at the nyse bob? >> hello, tyler. you know, the important thing, we have had a 50-point rally in the s&p 500. i just want to put that up this would be extraordinary in that it's happened here and everybody's quite calm down here at the new york stock exchange really quite interesting now, several things happened all at once around 11:00 eastern time let me tell you about that midday reversal. first thing we saw is the dollar remember, the dollar's been rallying for a

tyler's mom calmly talk to him about this moment at school. asking tyler if the role is applied to all the kids are just sean? sean was really mad, too. they thought he got into trouble they thought he got in trouble because he was black. clearly frustrated with the teacher. before he can say anything his older sister and her ups and offers her perspective. the conversation shifted to her being the focal point. tyler who quickly grow silent and tired wanders upstairs to his bedroom by himself. although this interaction is brief, it demonstrates even though he does not talk much about his friends that particularly in these moments, when he and his friend is getting in trouble at school. in a way that he identifies as racist. there is a lot to say about contact theory. just have kids hangout together we won't have racism anymore. that's not what i'm saying. i do think there are some powerful lessons that children can learn. especially equal status situations. not at the same kind of power differential tiered on a playground rather than in a grou

tyler? >> josh, thank you very much what does this reported hacking mean for u.s. national security? eamon javers is at the white house with that angle. eamon, this makes everybody sit up and notice. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, tyler. you can imagine what's going on throughout the companies and government agencies that are dealing with the fact that they've got these motherboards inside their data centers and they don't know exactly what they've been used for. they're trying to go back and reconstruct exactly what information may have leaked out these back doors and where it may have gone and what damage may have been done as a result of that. there's so much that's going to be unknown here, even though this investigation, as "business week" lays out, has been going on for years inside the intelligence community we just saw mike pence, the vice president, make a speech at the hudson group, a conservative group here in washington, pence putting this sort of chinese hacking as part of a broader constellation of complaints by the u.s. government which has taken an

i'm tyler mathisen. let's talk about stocks and they are recovering a big chunk of those titanic losses from yesterday. the dow up for the first time in four. the s&p up for the first time in seven. both are once again positive for the year ever so slightly. the nasdaq rallying the most today up more than 2.5% right now. despite those gains, the nasdaq does remain in correct territory down about 10% from its most recent high. still on track for its biggest monthly declines since november of 2008. the russell 2000 small caps and the dow transports rallying today but also they are mired in correction territory. tesla among the stocks fueling the nasdaq 100 at this hour. microsoft and intel leading the dow right now. melissa? >> let's get straight to what is driving the action at this hour. bob pisani is following the money from the new york stock exchange. dominic chu with the scorecard on this very busy day. julia boorstin taking a deep life. diana olick on the home front but we kick it off with bob at th

tyler florence's field -- film is called unquestionable. tourism officials are hoping this film will boost the tourism industry which is still recovering. >> tyler florence notes that the audience lived the fire he makes the movie for them. >> i look outside.>> reporter: and crushable came to him as fire smoldered and he was organizing a big outdoor dinner to raise money for fire relief. he interviewed elected officials, first responders, survivors. >> there are a lot of people on the film in the room.>> reporter: a lot of people join him on stage before the lights dimmed. the movie chronicles catastrophe but also recovery and hope. >> i am excited about sharing the story. it is very personal and it is my first film. >> reporter: cooking and filmmaking are not so different. >> it is all like a recipe. e going to make.>> reporter: he is already prominent in ads and she hopes his billability -- he hopes his visibility will help society. >> we need travelers to come to sonoma county and experience in the joy the things people appear. >> report

tyler trent. such grace and dignity, and he was right there on the field the moment purdue beat that powerhouse ohio state team, and that wasn't his only dream that came true. isn't that right, t.j.? >> reporter: yeah, and you said it right., mber twoan undefeated ohio state gets beaten like a drum by unranked purdue. but that wasn't even the most impressive thing that happened in that same stadium that night. yes, the team gave an inspiring victory, but where did they get their inspiration? tyler trent. the purdue boilermakers pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the college football season. setting off this scene. >> final seconds. waiting to snap it. boilermakers rush the field. >> reporter: the hero of the game was in the middle of the melee. he wasn't in uniform, but bundled in a blanket and in a wheelchair. 20-year-old tyler trent, lifelong boilermaker fan, honorary captain, team inspiration, and he is battling terminal bone cancer. cancer never dampened tyler's diehard boilermaker spirit

>> well, it's a good question, tyler. their target is 2% inflation and over the past year we've only had a little bit higher than that, 2.3% you know, these things don't happen linearly. they just took the last interest rate increase last month really a few weeks ago that takes a quarter or two to work its way into the market and see what really happens from there. sought fear is at some point if they keep pushing on thing they're going to slay the goose that laid the golden egg by derailing it the other thing is inflation itself is caused by of course a lot of things including labor rates but in this case borrowing rates impact inflation so you could have this downward spiral as the interest rates go up and borrowing costs go up, creating more inflation and then it just devolves this is what people are worried about. they're saying it's a little higher than the fed target anyone flation but this is a really good placing to >> so what are ceos doing in response, steve? if they're concerned the fed is all in on december pl

cameron, who is 10, and tyler, who is seven. stand up, please. [applause] president trump: cameron, tyler, we stand in awe of your father's courage. today he joins the world's most elite gathering of heroes. also with us are his parents, ronald senior, and his mom, fabiola. both veterans. we are grateful for your service. please stand. [applause] president trump: i want to thank also secretary nielsen for joining us. along with secretary of the army, mark esper. vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general paul silva. army chief of staff general mark millie. commander of special operations command general raymond thomas. and sergeant major of the army daniel daly. thank you very much. i also want to recognize representative gerald connolly and representative dan newhouse. we are privileged to have among us five former recipients of the congressional medal of honor. harvey, gary, -- and brian. thank you all for being here. please, stand up. thank you very much for being with us. these are brave, great people. staff sgt. ronald shurer was bo

celebrity tyler florence created the video.ah is live in santa rosa where the movie was screened tonight.>> reporter: tyler florence lives in moran and he headed north to help feed people and fund raise for napa and sonoma quell -- counties. and crushable is a tribute and an invitation to visit. >> nobody knew how big it was.>> reporter: tyler florence made his movie for those who lived in the fire. and crushable came to him as the fires smoldered and he was organizing a big outdoor dinner to raise money for fire relief. >> most of the damage was done between the first 12 to 24 hours. >> reporter: interviewed first responders, survivors. some of those people join him on stage before the lights dimmed. and crushable chronicles catastrophe, but also recovery and hope. >> i am excited about saving this -- sharing the story. >> reporter: cooking" -- for making are not so different. >> you have to decide what you're going to make. it is like cooking.>> reporter: he is already prominent in ads for schools and hopes is visibility's an

tyler perry is my guest tonight. tyler perry is my guest tonight. plus, we have i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. hey!#newlivingroom ving a big sale. you know, people don't actually use hashtags when they talk #thisgirldoes like that. no one ever does that. #havertysboom stop it. havertys veterans day sale is on. for a limited time only, get an extra $100 off every $1000 you spend... ...on furniture that's already marked down. it's savings on p of savings! havertys. #lifelooksgood. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> well, that controversy, d.j. durkin, will be back on the field, michigan state at home. >> at home this saturday. plenty more to talk about

aca'cedric ware, stephen carr, tyler vaughns. tyler petite. you got the hands team out there for usc. a bouncer. grabbed. >> rod: who else? >> adam: n'keal harry. his hands have been a factor today. and his hands close out an arizona state win. you remember herm edwards' nfl career, the big play, miracle at the meadow lans? that was kind of the key start to what is now known at victory formation, after the fumble, the zonka fumble. herm edwards recovered it. they beat the giants that year. victory at the meadowlands. that's a sweet win for herm head ward. they knock off a helmet. they got michigan state earlier, they got usc today. let's go down to quint kessenich. he's with herm edwards. >> quint: congratulations. >> did we make it hard? >> quint: what made the difference? >> i think our resolve in close games we have gotten on the other side of it and we had to finish if games off. all of a sudden it looks close again. i said, why do we make this so hard. usc has tremendous athletes. it's a great tv game, that's for sure. >> quint: what does

>> bonnie tyler, rod stewart. me you were like who is this crazy guy, i'm the guy that will introduce you right now, this is bonnie tyler performing one of her biggest hits. here's "holding out for a hero, bonnie tyler. >> okay. ♪ >> come on, everybody. hey, yeah. ♪ oh yeah ♪ oh ♪ oh ♪ where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods ♪ ♪ where's the streetwise hercules to fight the rising odds ♪ ♪ isn't there a white knight upon a fiery steed late at night i toss and i turn and i dream of what i need ♪ ♪ i need a hero i'm holding out for a hero till the end of the night ♪ ♪ he's gotta be strong and he's gotta be fast ♪ ♪ and he's gotta be fresh from the fight ♪ i need a hero i'm holding out for hero till the morning light ♪ ♪ he's gotta be sure and it's gotta be soon ♪ ♪ and he's gotta be larger than life larger than life ♪ ♪ larger than life oh ♪ oh ♪ somewhere after midnight in my wildest fantasy ♪ ♪ somewhere just beyond my reach there's someone reaching back for me ♪ ♪ racing on the thunder and risi

hope you're as well as tyler perry is this morning. >> he is well.ler here in times square with us. you know who else loves him. this theater of fans for his new movie "nobody's fool." i'm sure they're excited when he showed up. the movie stars tiffany haddish and whoopi goldberg. we can't wait to talk to tyler in just a little bit. >>> but first, a lot of headlines starting with the new stories of survival from that synagogue massacre as the shooter faces the judge. so back to our chief national correspondent matt gutman there in pittsburgh. good morning again, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. robert bowers was arraigned yesterday facing dozens of charges including for murder and for hate crimes. he was wheeled into that courtroom in a wheelchair because he had been shot multiple times, but he seemed strangely detached from his alleged involvement in that saturday morning massacre in that synagogue behind me. this morning, we're learning more about those terrifying moments inside the synagogue from the first responders who put their live

. >> or you are the special surprise >> tyler is just a surprise every day. i'm brian sullivan we begin with president trump taking a victory lap speaking at a news conference earlier about that trade deal between the u.s., mexico and canada. trump says he, quote, pillar of national security is economic security and trade and he called the deal a new dawn for the u.s. auto industry. >> this deal will also impose new standards requiring at least 75% of every automobile to be made in north america in order to qualify for the privilege of free access to our markets >> the president also weighing in on what the deal means for american farmers >> this new deal is an especially great victory for our farmers. our farmers have gone through a lot over the last 15 years they've been taken advantage of by everybody, prices have gone way down, and we're working on some other deals that will make them very happy also but this is a very, very big deal for our farmers mexico and canada will be opened up a lot more than they are now. >> so what exactly is in this deal the u.

tyler perry is amazing, okay.t the whole movie in like ten days and whoopi came in one day and she shot like eight scenes and the scenes we did together we had so much fun we were laughing so hard but tyler don't play, he's like, move it on. i want to enjoy it a little bit longer. >> what is it like when tyler perry says, i wrote this for you? >> i'm like, thank you. [ applause ] >> but he did. >> as he should. >> i mean he specifically said he wrote this for you. >> specifically. he called me and told me i wrote this for you and i was dying laughing. have you been meeting my family members? do you know people. who has been telling you my business? so it was super fun to do it and super fun to play the character because i know so many people like this character. >> oh, goodness. >> yes, i'm from south central los angeles. yes, the character i play, she fresh out of jail. she meets up -- she try to move in with her mom. so she moves in with her sister and her sister is internet dating and getting catfished. we ain'

"abc 7 news" anchor carolyn tyler is retiring. a look back at the legacy she leaves after 32 years at abc 7 is coming up. >> certainly a bittersweet day for us. >>> next, spencer is back with a forecast for that lingering light storm out there. stay with us. >>> in the north bay the san rafael building tept red tagged the home goods store at north gate mall after a portion of the roof collapsed this morning. it appears a clogged drain allowed rain water to accumulate on the flat roof top. the increased pressure sent beams, metal and water just crashing into the store. no one was hurt. the home goods released a statement saying it is assessing the damage. >>> all right. it is time to get another check on our forecast because we finally got some rain. >> we did indeed. is any more coming? >> it will be a little more but it is more. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have clouds lingering from today's storm which has wound c. overnight look for lingering clouds and mild to warm conditions with lows in the low to mid 60s. the approa

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tyler: muchas gracias. carlos: gracias por estar aquÍ. tyler: muchas gracias.a en nueva york y florida. estamos en conexiÓn con blanca rosa vilches, quien estÁ la gran manzana con mÁs informaciÓn. quÉ se sabe de parte de las autoridades? blanca: quÉ tal, buenas tardes hay una conmociÓn en la ciudad de nueva york. en primer lugar por haber descubierto sobre nÚmero dos en la ciudad de nueva york y el anterior que estaba relacionado al senador de parte del estado de new jersey. quÉ se sabe hasta el momento? hay bastante abierta y bastante conmociÓn, sobre todo teniÉndose muy informados con respecto a la persona que ha sido detenida en la florida y a quien se le va a presentar los cargos. por supuesto, el hecho de que haya sido una persona detenida, que es una buena noticia, obviamente, sino por la conexiÓn con nueva york. de acuerdo a las informaciones recientes, aparentemente esta persona ya habÍa estado siendo mirada por parte de la policÍa, incluso era parte del radar de la policÍa durante meses, por otros cargos por otras razones, porque acostumbraba enviar ot

there, the grandson -- or lion tyler, the grandson of john tyler, not the great grandson, but the grandson, spanning over 200 years of american history in three generations. you feel like you are seeing through a window into american history. part of what we do at the historical association is education related, teaching and telling stories, going back to 1972 when george washington selected this peace of land and the young architect that designed the white house and we have these institutions in presidential sites, libraries, that develop education program that unpack and tell the story. let's talk a little bit about the importance of the education process, connecting with the next generation that did not know these young men and women as presidents. how do you put those programs together and do your outreach to take legacy and education to students of all ages? go. >> well, i think -- here is one thing i would like to add. of course this afternoon our next panel at the archives are on civic education and the whole role this plays in the senate is so important. i think personally we have

todd gordon, trading analysis.com tyler? >> thank you very much facebook introducing a new device to help people video chat, but will users be wary of letting facebook into their homes? julia boorstin joins us with more on the device and the potential privacy issues on this day of privacy issues. julia? >> well, tyler, facebook's voice controlled portal devices will ship early next month. they start at $199 with these devices facebook is focusing on video calling. they calling. they include a smart camera that follows you as you move around the room they are aiming to appeal to the 400 million people who use messenger voice and video chat every month. consumers are ask for the weather or control other smart home devices facebook is partnering with spotify, pandora and amazon and is incorporating facebook watch but not many popular other apps. facebook will be going up against amazon which dominated the first half of the year but facebook's challenge is not just about being a late entry to a crowded market, there are also tho

so they're trying very hard to get a way out of this, because the stakes are so high, tyler.ust tons of money involved when you're talking saudi arabia, tons of investment the oil is obviously essential to the global economy. this was a heart attack maker over the weekend when these statements first started coming out. this broke a tabu of 25 year or fwourt 5 year promise from the saudis never to mess with the oil markets again in the aftermath of the 1970 oil shocks that we had. >> it doesn't look good for saudi arabia even if we may never know exactly what happened, account relationship be repaired are things always going to be different now between saudi arabia and, say, the united states geopolitically? we will always wonder and does that cause some ripple effects that are hard to quantify going forward? >> i think they permanentally scared off a great deal of investment that might have come to the kingdom their efforts to the open up and be more modern and have a better human rights track record just went out the window. and i think it gets bad for all the world leaders

with me on set, republican strategist and political analyst rick tyler. susan page, and from west newton, massachusetts, investigations editor for the new england center for investigative reporting, paul singer. paul lived in squirrel hill and went to the tree of life, as did his mother for many years. so with that, paul, i do want to start with you. as i'm sure you have been corresponding with your neighbors, reflecting yourself on how this has personally touched you. ia also have been in the center of our public life as a reporter for many decades. do you recognize what's happening here and how have you reflected on it in the past 24 hours? >> well, it's not my squirrel hill. you know, i grew up in a neighborhood -- i grew up two blocks from that place, and we didn't lock our front door until the mid-1970s. you know, this is a neighborhood that the kids walk the streets, they take the bus downtown. it's safe. this was my mother's synagogue. you know, when it comes this close to home and the people you love are going about their daily basis, they're goin

but this time, they have all gathered to watch their buddy tyler pull off something abso crazy.riding a snowmobile, which are not really designed for arenas without snow, but -- >> moving pretty quickly. >> so speed isn't the issue. here it goes. >> oh! >> that thing is heavy. >> that's a front flip attempt. he tucks in real close. he tries to get his weight forward. tries to get the thing to rotate around which he does. however, it's not quite enough. the snowmobile lands straight down on the tail and then that heavy snowmobile just chops him across the chest there. as if tyler lost in this but no serious injuries. >> thank goodness. >> well, you're wearing a ton of armor and he was wearing a back brace which saved him from major injury and a helmet. >> the show must go on. especially if you're part of the nitro circus tour. see you next time. ♪ >>> writing's on the wall. it's a cliche phrase or statement, right? no, the writing is really on the wall for this family because they're about to reveal the gender of their baby. they have water balloons. and it's a little bit differe

flight engineer tyler haig on his maiden voyage into space. and off has been a very interested observer into what is unfolding today because you had a program allness before and you were looking at all the details you were but you had been in contact with. family and friends of course for that as well why did this happen what is the best theory as to why this problem unfolded well obviously the investigation well they've had like what only a couple of hours even less to work to figure out what's been going on we do have an unconfirmed report would cause the would cause the emergency was the one of the blocks of the first booster while splitting of the rocket the second booster and so that physical impact caused the pressure there to drop and so emergency systems kicked into action so this is what could have happened now probably this is an unconfirmed report and construct this enough but where this could be coming from is we do know that since the very beginning since well everybody understood that something went wrong. investigators began loo

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry,

. >> the movie was written and directed by tyler perry who will soon be celebrating a major milestoneen 25 years, half of my life has been in this business. >> tyler called the shots on set, but it was whoopi who directed the purple carpet cast photo. >> one, two, three. >> yeah, whoopi. >> how funny is this movie? >> i screamed during it. it hits theaters friday. go see it twice. >>> now to move of our teresa guidice exclusive. will she quit "housewives" to focus on her family? possibly move their four girls to italy to be with her husband? brooke asked teresa point blank about it all starting with her future joe. >> many people are curious. would you ever divorce joe? >> no. we're going to be a family and we're going to fight this and get through this. >> on the flip side if things don't go your way through the. appeals process is there a scenario where you and the girls pick up and you move out of the country with joe? >> we are not even thinking that right now. >> is it more important to keep the whole family together in your mind or to preserve your girls lives here? >> what come

john tyler. i had to look it up.was the first president not elected, who assumed the office when the present passed away. william henry harrison. they called him "his accidentcy." dashingrop her without any parallels -- i was sort of -- john tyler. back to push the other button and jackie kennedy came up. i will take that. the image of john tyler, the machine learning model, it enables a new digital engagement model with the audience and now i know more about john tyler than i ever have in my entire life. proof it is working. i will ask stephanie dust just your impression of our it has engaged with the audience. as it surprised the team? has it led to new discoveries? >> one thing we wanted to add was biographies. we simply did not have time for ok, john tyler for someone who did not know he was a president, some sort of biography. we might not mention his accident in our bio but we want to add that at some point. that was one of those things that came out. there is a technology that let this happen, and the facial r

valuing the data mining company, that's a little more than $40 million bucks much more just ahead tyler. >> we are all over, contessa, this sell-off, bob , risks in europe steve leishman in chicago with his exclusive interview with former trump economic adviser gary cohen and eamon javers has the latest on the saudi scandal. >> thank you, tyler, the markets are dealing with issues, some are old, some are on the new side at least four or five are a lot to digest every day. right now, number one is the china slowdown, 25% declines in china, some cases 30% declines how much are they slowing down we have industrials reporting earnings and commenting along with that. then at the same time we have a limited follow-on from the tech report not much follow through i don't have all, of course, mr. draeg warned italy not to bust the budget then we had saudi arabia's isolation with mnuchin pulling out. is there a knock on for tech stocks tech did stop, so names like netflix, facebook, google, all dropped right at the time of those headlineles. then we got the margin pressures on industrials sealed

tomorrow, the movie's writer and director, tyler perry is here.with adrienne bankert. >> let's get it started. good morning to you all. we begin with hollywood's a-list doing what they do best, getting into character. this time, for halloween weekend we'll call it. do you recognize this guy? that's joe jonas at kate hudson's annual halloween bash. i love how you guys are like, who is that? he is dressed like sophie turner's character from "game of thrones." turner accompanying him in an elephant onesie at the party. okay, they made quite an impression. >> comfy costume. >> very comfy. and harry styles looks comfy too as rocket man in a sequinned l.a. dodgers uniform. little throwback there to the party in beverly hills. check out gabrielle union dressed as just a girl. the one and only rock star gwen stefani. >> is that -- >> that is she rocking it out. >>> the philadelphia eagles play the jacksonville jaguars in london sunday. do you recognize a resemblance between the eagles quarterback carson wentz and a certain someone? the media had a field d

also, a general discussion on some of the -- some campaign finance workshops that pat ford and tyler field from the i.t. staff have been doing out in the community with members of -- of the media to help inform them about the tools we have on staff on the website to enable them to do research about campaign finance and money and politics locally, particularly as the november election heats up. those have been very well received. they also provided a public workshop, i believe it was last week, a couple weeks ago, to provide some information to others who might be interested in learning those tools and becoming familiar with -- more familiar with them. we are also reaching out on the whistle blower ordinance. supervisor president cohen's office did reintroduce the whistle blower ordinance. apparently, the initial or -- the initial ordinance that was brought forward was an old ordinance prior to the version that president breed had introduced. that error has been corrected, so it is now the current ordinance that is pending, and we've reached out to her office to request a meeting to w

and president tyler's grandson will be here. i'm not talking about his great- grandson were great, great grandson. his actual grandson, ryan tyler, has been participating in this conference and is on his way here tonight. please make a point to say hello to him. i would also like to ask all presidential descendents that are here tonight, please stand and be recognized. [ applause ] thank you. thank you for joining us and representing the legacies of our presidents and first families. in our second panel, we will hear from those who portray life in the white house on television and in the movies. this is an enormous responsibility, because for many americans and others around the world, their understanding of the presidency is based almost entirely on hollywood depictions. imagine how different your view of the white house would be if you had only seen the american president? or if you have only seen house of cards? or if you have only seen abraham lincoln: vampire hunter? in addition to our panelists, we will be joined by men an

i am tyler gamble. and the acting communications director. i have been here about a year and a half almost. i started out as deputy communication director for power so is very focused on putting together the bones and implementation of the enrolment strategy for the summer. i was here back in may telling you about the plan that we had and i promised to come back and talk about the results. here i am. first, i wanted to reintroduce what the team looks like so you all get a handle on what we are doing on a day-to-day basis and how mate staff and resources that we have. we have a communications team at the p.u.c. dedicated to the power vertical specifically and to talk about public outreach for our clean energy programs. our team handles earned media, owned media, paid media, engaging with partners and then we also do a life direct customer engagement. as well as commercial dust commercially and residentially. so this past july,, we had our enrolment campaign, enrolling 25,000 commercial customers. our main message was that clean power s.f. give

ultimately it's going to hurt us i mean economy is now but doing fine but it is on the sugar high tyler and the end game can't be really good. one and one things kind of speaking of this is the kind of quietly under the radar for those not paying attention you know unlike yourself probably you know. is the u.s. treasury borrowed a record breaking four hundred eighty eight billion dollars in the first quarter of twenty eighteen that's biggest i think it's ever been in ten years they borrow that much money biggest ever because that last was in two thousand and ten and at forty three forty three that's right ok so is this kind of borrowing by the u.s. dangerous especially as we're for lack of a better term in this trade war with china yet because china is the one that's holding a lot of that debt and we this gets confusing but let me try to make sure it's understood so when we say china holds our debt what that means is they are buying u.s. bonds like treasury bonds like back in the day you know my parents bought me a bond and and that was going to make money over over a course of a number