tyler schultz. but tyler wasn't just a theranos employee. he was also the grandson of one of the company's most influential board members. george schultz, the former secretary of state who was also a long-time mentor to elizabeth holmes. >> good morning, mr. schultz. >> good morning. >> reporter: what tyler would reveal was ultimately the story he would tell under oath in this deposition years later. >> can you recall any of the factually not true things that ms. holmes told you? >> the big ones are being able to run hundreds of blood tests from a single drop of blood. my grandfather would go and get a theranos test done and he would have a needle in his arm. you know, it's like, i thought it was a single drop of blood? and there would be some excuse about why they needed to take aa venous draw from him, but from everybody else it's a finger prick. when you read it, it sounds like the tests were being run in walgreen's, but most were sent to theranos on third party machines. >> did elizabeth holmes know that the that machine could not do all

tyler surfed in college, he was comfortable in the ocean. his loved ones don't want anyone else to suffer this. an agonizing wait. >> i'm supposed to go first. it's a nightmare. >> rockaway beach is small but unforgiving. a strong swell and cross currents make it dangerous for swimming. signs had here. >> that could be a good idea. can't imagine what his family is going through tonight. >>> major league baseball is suspending san francisco giants president larry baer for four months without pay. this comes a month after a physical altercation between baer and his wife was caught on camera. the district attorney decided not to file charges. in a statement the commissioner said he's holding baer to a higher standard because he's a leader and a role model. baer said i accept: i'm a twist in the jussie smollet case. prosecutors in chicago dropped all charges against the actor. he claimed two men shouted racist and anti-gay slurs and beat him and put a rope around his neck. the officers believe he staged the attack but was not required to apologi

tyler? >> it is my lucky duty to be here in this xooising new rornt in new york city they are getting ready it is a ballet getting ready to form behind me here in the kitchen of the restaurant. we'll have chef keller on, the only american born chef ever to have multiple three-star ratings. that and much more on "power lunch," the rest of the hour stay with us we'll be right back. okay, paint a picture for me. uh, well, this will be the kitchen. and we'd like to put a fire pit out there, and a dock with a boat, maybe. why haven't you started building? well, tyler's off to college... and mom's getting older... and eventually we would like to retire. yeah, it's a lot. but td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today and tomorrow. great. can you help us pour the foundation too? i think you want a house near the lake, not in it. come with a goal. leave with a plan. td ameritrade. ♪ this isn't just this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help

. >> the call brought tyler's loved ones. tyler was a cook in lake tahoe and wanted a break from the snow so took a quick trip to the coast. bowling and drinks and a swim. >> some reason, went into the ocean early this morning, and sometimes people don't think. and he wasn't thinking. >> by 5:00 a.m. the search was on. police and coast guard on foot and in boats as tyler's companions stayed on the beach. they were chest deep when they felt the under tow. >> local residents were heart sick. >> for his family's sake. it touches home. i hope they find him soon and bring him to his family. >> realizing this was tyler's mother on the beach wrapped her in a hug. >> narc is a stretch -- northern california is a treacherous ocean. >> rockaway beach is small but footing crops suddenly. >> there should be more. i mean. it wouldn't hurt to have lights on them even to make them more obvious. >> tyler was a strong swimmer, comfortable in the ocean. to suffer this. don't want it's a nightmare. >> tyler colins grew up south of merced. fans

time to join me with tyler and melissa on "power lunch" which begins now >>> we'll see you soon, kelly. i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen new at 2:00, the race to go public lyft filing for an ipo inside their financials and what it means for uber in the ipo pipeline amazon planning to open dozens of grocery stores. stocks in the sector are dropping walmart and target could be impacted too markets having the best start in almost three decades "power lunch" starts right now >> and welcome everybody to "power lunch" for a friday i'm tyler mathisen stocks are higher to kick off the new trading month. can you believe it is the first of march we are well off the highs as you see there. 72 points higher in the dow. it was up almost 230 points earlier. once again, dipping lower for the week, putting its nine week win streak now in danger we'll see where it finishes up in the meantime, nasdaq will post its tenth straight week of gains if it can end higher today and right now, it is up by about 50 points. kelly? >>> we begin with the news that lyft has officially filed to go public let's get b

tyler responded with his two weeks' notice and says he went to meet with his grandfather. >> tyler triedpid, but they can't do that. they can however convince me that you're wrong and in this case i do believe you're wrong. >> and my grandfather said that the theranos device was currently being used in medivac helicopters. >> did he tell you who had told him that? >> he didn't say who had told him that, but i have a really good guess. >> he also said they were being used in operating rooms. >> i remember saying that that couldn't possibly be true because the devices were barely working in the walls of theranos. >> reporter: realizing his grandfather's allegiance to elizabeth was strong, tyler put his trust in john carreyrou and the journal. but it wasn't long before elizabeth and theranos became aware of tyler's secret coersations tharyrou. >> my dad said, they know, you are totally [ bleep ]. out i'm 19% native american, specifically from the chihuahua people. what?! that's... i find that crazy. it traces their journey in the mid-1800s from central mexico to texas. learning about the ri

tyler: yeah, absolutely.e found that sports and participating in special olympics gives so much confidence, and that sense of teamwork and motivation to step out, meet other people, and again give that sense of confidence that i can do it. and then that translates from the field or the pool to, i mean, speaking in front of people. she advocates in washington dc, has spoken in front of hundreds of people, which was--which would terrify a lot of people. robert: yeah. well, congratulations. stephanie: thank you. robert: hope you have a great event here. stephanie: yes, thank you. robert: in fact, the 2019 santa cruz polar plunge and puppy plunge fundraiser coming up saturday, march 23 starting at 10 a.m. at rio del mar state beach in aptos. for more details, go to nbcbayarea.com. and stay with us. next, friends of children with special needs, their talents and how to see them on display, that's next. to make your house look good,pired you make the neighborhood look good. with the home depot, everyone looks great

: and companies too. >> tucker: so nice to see you, tyler, thank you for doing that. >> tyler: thanksapper zoo be a major women's sports record and did it without training and without being a woman. a couple of weeks ago he tweeted this come i keep hearing a biological men don't have physical filmic physical strength in 2019, so watch me destroy the british women's dead lift record without even trying. you know what he did? he did just that. why is that a record? he explained, identified as a woman lifting the weight but don't be a bigot. prevailing wisdom come in fact mandatory belief system that you must adopt or be punished, he is actually right. if gender is fluid, democratic claims zuby is a weight lifting champion. don't be a bigot, shut up where we will hurt you or laugh at it. which is exactly the right response. don't get mad. laugh in their faces. they deserve it. we are out of time. we will be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m., the sworn >> "tucker carlson tonight" is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. >> we have a surprise and this is going up th

tyler: not very surprised. it is a sign that we as americans do not respect ethics or the rule of law within higher education. it's a very cynical result. it shows where treating the law as conveniences that we throw away when we wish to. so it is a big negative. romaine: i'm just going to take the other side of this for one second. everyone wants to get the kid into college. every parent will do what they can to get their kid into college. what exactly is the crime they are being charged with? heard of people making donations, but there was bribery, there were people cheating. there was the creation of fake sports profiles to make it seem like this kids were on sports teams. admissions directors typically have spots for athletes, and it was just a whole conspiracy that involved many intricate networks of people changing tests, arranging for kids to go to certain test sites because they just actors, and it was very coordinated effort like we've never seen before. caroline: coordinated, clearly concerning. tyler

it says dear janice, full frontal, steven tyler. of course. such a great story. i think that that in and of itself is such a great tribute to you and you are so good at what you do. i'm just really glad that everybody is going to get to know you a little better through this book. thanks for being here. >> thank you for being part of my journey because you have been part of my journey. >> martha: we have been here together a long time. >> janice: we have. >> martha: janice's book mostly sunny is available now. listen to the untold story on my podcast up on monday. that is the story on this thursday night. "the story" goes on right here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson coming up next. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last summer cnn reporter caitlin collins was barred from the white house event after she asked questions the administration thought were too aggressive. as an organization cnn has relentlessly attacked fox news over the years. on the other hand, reporters ought to be allowed to ask hard

time to join tyler and melissa for "power lunch." >> see you in just a moment. i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen new concerns about global economic weakness. the ceo of american airlines, his stock down 40 plus percent in the last year can he turn things around? the latest on trade. the china deal and new nafta from a congressman who met with robert lighthizer today. "power lunch" starts right now >> hey, everybody. how are you? welcome to "power lunch. down day for stocks. off the worst level of the day, we should point out. fears about a global economic slowdown that is the predicate today for why stocks are lower biotech defense, banks, all headed for their worst week of the year so far. but utilities in real estate, the defensive sectors, still riding winning streaks right now, as you see there. investors on edge, kelly >> yes, they are, ty fears of a global slowdown are growing. you can hang today's concerns on mario dragi and the ecb. the floor of the new york stock exchange with more bob? >> hello, kelly. will the central banks cop to the -- come to the

wilfred ross i'll be joining tyler and melissa for "power lunch." >> see you in a moment i'm with tyler mathisen. new at 2:00, facebook facing criminal investigation over its data that stock is dropping right now. we've got the fallout ahead. >>> boeing facing major legal problems following the ethiopian airlines crash grounding financial risks facing the company. >>> elon musk taking a bold step into the hottest area of the auto business. will his big bet pay off "power lunch" starts right now >> indeed, it does, melissa. thanks very much welcome, everybody, to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen kelly will unijoin us in a minu. nasdaq on for the last week in the last nine. rallying up 6% this week alone bullish new callout today and speak with the analysts who made it minutes from now. check the british pound. a little bit weaker against the dollar there you see it british parliament rejected a second vote on brexit as kelly was just speaking a moment or so ago with wilf. let's hear what willem has >> reporter: that was not a binding vote that was not entirely off the table but those cam

julia boorstin joins usnow hi, julia. >> reporter: hey, tyler. that's right we still don't have some of the key details that will determine whether apple's streaming service called apple tv plus will be a game changer or just a blip on the radar. no idea how much it will cost and compare to netflix's fee and second, apple hasn't announced how many shows it included with the launch with dozens of projects reported, i expect to launch about a dozen shows but unclear how consumers will respond to such a narrow service. what kind of free trial to get them hooked? or the three months it offered free for apple's music another unknown is whether apple will bundle services analysts speculate that apple could drive adoption by bundling new streaming tv service with a channel like hbo or with the likes of apple music to drive adoption but no word on packages from tim cook. i am hearing from some hollywood sources today that one reason we don't have answers to so many questions is the fact that apple just hasn't decided because it hasn't finished some of th

kayla tausche joins us now hi, kayla. >> hey, tyler. the white house called talks with china candid and constructive the treasurysecretary called them constructive as well. there was a closing photo op of the two sides that appeared congenial and an interesting dynamic between the two sides. trump's top trade official robert lighthizer shaking hands with vice premier with steven mnuchin stepping up to do the same it might be a small detail to those of us here in the u.s. but per chinese protocol, it conveys that those two negotiators, dove and the hawk on, the administration, those watching for the outcome of any potential china trade deal larry kudlow yesterday, it could be weeks or months for this deal to come, and then if the china deal takes months, the deal with mexico and canada. the u.s. mca trying to chart the path with congress going forward. in lake okeechobee in florida where the president was touring infrastructure projects there, he was asking about the infrastructure and the comment that could have trade implications as we

tyler was able to grab the moment and say i am the president.hen you speak to me, you refer to me as the president, i will do everything the president does. i will veto as much legislation as i want. even though he was supposedly in the whig party, he vetoed a bunch of whig legislation. brian: what about the president that came in after? prof. greenberg: the president after james k. polk was another wig. it was zachary taylor. we have tyler on one side and taylor on the other sit -- other. james k. polk, when he became president he said he would only serve one term. he stuck to that. it was a lasting and the world he wanted, to hand over power to the opposition party. he did hand it over to a war hero and the war that he started. ironically for polk, because of his war, a general became president and that general was zachary taylor who was a whig. brian: the subject of his book -- this book is his wife sarah. what would you say about her? prof. greenberg: there is a lot to say about her, i wrote a pretty long book. brian: she is going to be over

we have tyler on one side and taylor on the other. the problem with zachary taylor being president after james k. poke, was becausejames k. polk, when he became president he said he would only serve one term. he stuck to that. it was a lasting and the world he wanted, to hand over power to the opposition party. he did hand it over to a war hero in the war that he started. ironically for polk, because of his war, a general became president and that general was zachary taylor who was a whig. and opposed to polk. brian: the subject of this book is his wife, air ray childers polk. -- sarah childers poke. what would you say about her? prof. greenberg: there is a lot to say about her, i wrote a pretty long book. brian: she is going to be over at the house for dinner, and he wanted to tell your husband or friends, what would you tell them about her. prof. greenberg: we are not going to serve wine because she does not drink. i would say that she is a charming dinner companion. the conversation is going to be wonderful. she is very well read.

it all started when amir met wang tyler's daughter chelsea a melbourne based nurse who worked on mannus vaccinating asylum seekers. i tales. hi amy or how are you she was adamant quite honestly that we do something and yet we were was somewhat. concerned that we could really achieve anything having not been through it before but we just said well we'll give it a go i thought and they're like ok without a semi retired political consultant why in tyler was undaunted by the complexities of refugee sponsorship and so this well connected group hit the phones lobbying politicians and officials to bring amir to canada oh well our parting now it's almost inconceivable what these people could be treated the why that they have played treated certainly from the people who were part of al group when i heard that story felt that it was. unfathomable that people could be kept by sickly as prisoners. yeah. and another one and we say every year there are. amused getting on with their life that detention on man is interrupted. he's vancouver community college or. the first place that i started i continu

eric chemi is live at the big house in the bronx eric >> reporter: that's right, tyler.e know it's a sport but fundamentally, baseball is a business a multibillion dollar business and guess what ter a very soft off-season, people are complaining about the money. we're going to talk about it when "power lunch" returns imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. ♪ shipsticks.com saves you time and money. cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected.

culp to pull >> reporter: that's a good question you know, the bulk is on ge, tyler. always has been, we have these fabulous assets that we want to sell and the market doesn't fully appreciate the value of our assets because the market does not know how to value conglomerates. jeff used to complain about this for many, many years and he does have a point the bear case is, well, wait a minute, you've got yourself into a terrible dilemma with the debt you've got including ridiculous pension obligations and essentially, you're slowly having to sell off the pieces of the company. sometimes, at fire sale prices and this seems to be what tusa is saying here with the thing and the whole thing that's going on with ge financial which has been a problem for many years so it depends on what side of the equation you're on but it gets tougher and tougher to sell off all these assets. >> is there risk to the pension? he asks with a personal stake involved >> well, ge, this is the largest public, private pension in the united states. 650,000 people depend on that pension. so what th

i'll join tyler and melissa for "power lunch"? just a moment. >> i'm melissa lee stocks deep in the red trade talks near the finish line what is worrying wall street we'll break that down. the ten year anniversary of this historic bull market how much longer will the record run keep going and the next hot pharma stocks to buy right now, a number of them are actually rallying in the red tape today we've got the list "power lunch" starts right now >> indeed it does begin right now, melissa, thanks very much welcome, everybody, to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen an early rally quickly fading this day stocks now in a deep sell-off as you see with the dow down 275 and biggest one day drop at five weeks. down more than 400 points was the dow at its low wall street, so-called fear index has hit the highest level in about two weeks transports now trading in correction territory, small caps are close to correction territory. kelly? >> the swoon started around noon and bob pisani tracking the action from the new york stock exchange bob? >>

we'll give it a go i thought and they're like ok without a semi retired political consultant why in tyler was undaunted by the complexities of refugee sponsorship and so this well connected group hit the phones lobbying politicians and officials to bring amir to canada oh well our parting now it's almost inconceivable what these people could be treated the why that they have played treated certainly from the people who were part of al group when i heard that story felt that it was. unfathomable that people could be kept by sickly as prisoners. yeah there's another one and we say every year there are. a muse getting on with their life that the tension on man is interrupted. he's vancouver community college or. the first place that i started i continue my education. as a judge have to follow what the jury recommends and and their heard no that is can make their own. decisions but i am planning to take things step by step. i have been considering human rights law for a psychology i just want to do everything at it one thing at a time was. the the. while of me is says his conversion to christ

i'm tyler mathisen odd kind of trading day. boeing, of course, weighing heavily on the dow as it has all day long, but most of the stocks in the dow, the 30, led by apple, 3m, coca-cola, all rallying s&p 500 soaring more than 1% almost 2% gains for the nasdaq composite, as you see there. 1.87 nasdaq, 100 on pace for the best day since mid february apple, microsoft, amazon, facebook, they are leading the way. and leading our coverage is bob pisani at the nyse bob? >> tyler, we had boeing cutting its losses in half essentially and that's why the dow has rallied here and look at boeing, you could see some of the suppliers that boeing has. united technologies, one of them earlier on but most of the suppliers also well off their lows united tech, as you can see, has gone positive. but elsewhere, it's one of the best days we have seen in weeks down here. the market internals, how it trades internally, looking especially strong 4-1 advancing to declining stocks right now. advancing volume is 83% of all the volume that's a really big d

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see you in a moment or two i'm tyler mathisen with melissa lee. new at 2:00, bulls are charging again. should you jump on back of the bull and ride the rally or the gains almost done? plus, facebook flounders the shares there dropping as two top executives leave are more departures coming what does it mean for the company? a thousand an hour to help your kid get into college the booming business of college entrance consultants "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. we've got a rally on the street today. dow getting a nice lift from boeing that's a nice change boeing shares higher on reports it will roll out a software fix for the 737 max in the coming weeks. in the meantime, the s&p 500 and nasdaq on track for their best weeks of 2019 and both aiming for their highest closes since early october. kelly? >> melissa, thanks let's get straight to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange look at the rally today. bob? >> and the important thing is we have broken over the 2815. fell five times in the ra

32-year-old ivan ramirez tapia in mexico, in connection with the october 2009 murder of 16 year-old tyler tenorio, of santa cruz.jeff rosellon october 16, 2009, tyler tenorio, a junior at santa cruz high school, was fatally stabbed dring an altercation with several gang members near the 7-eleven at the corner of laurel and chestnut streets. an american citizen, tapia fled to durango, mexico, where he was tracked down with the help of the fbi. bertram farries/f.b.i.besides tapia, three other besides tapia, three other suspected gang members have been implicated in the case and a fourth suspect is also thought have fled to mexico. the d.a. says law enforcement wont rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice.jeff rosell/santa cruz county district attorney rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....ivan tapia is being held without bail here in the santa cruz county jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned friday on charges of murder with several gang enhancements. in santa cruz rob fladeboe ron4news (robin) also in the east bay... investigators believe slick roads played a fa

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>> thank you, tyler. data goes back to 2003 it's the biggest monthly miss of a jobs report by wall street since november 2008. the trouble with that stat, if i just stop there, if that was in the middle -- >> all those stats make you go, wait -- >> it was 238,000 was the miss back then, this was 160,000. >> how big would the 311, whatever the final number is, how big a beat is that that number is out of control. >> a huge beat we're already up there 42% of the time, the number beats to the positive in the next month after 100,000 miss or mo. >> want to ask you about fed chair jay powell going on "60 minutes" this weekend. >> he wants to talk to the public he thinks that's very important. he thinks trance pash see is very important made a lot of moves, transparency, press conference every meeting. they peeled back the secrecy on bank supervision i think those are very important. question, can a guy talk to the public and to the markets at the same time? he's had a little trouble with that he's tried to tal

on october 16, 2009, tyler tenorio, a junior at santa cruz high school, was fatally stabbed dring anercation with several gang members near the 7-eleven at the corner of laurel and chestnut streets. an american citizen, tapia fled to durango, mexico, where he was tracked down with the help of the fbi.bertram farries/f.b.i. "....tapia assaulted one of the federal officers and said he thought he was being kidnapped by the cartel..."besides tapia, three other suspected gang members have been implicated in the case and a fourth suspect is also thought have fled to mexico. the d.a. says law enforcement wont rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice.jeff rosell/santa cruz county district attorney "....if yo think that international borders can prevent you from being caught you are wrong, you will be brought to justice and that is what just happened to mr. tapia..."in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) (vicki) next at 5:30... a powerful storm moves through the sierra-- leaving several feet of snow. interstate- 80 is back open-- but more snow is on t

. >> pleasure indeed >> that does it for us i'll join tyler for "power lunch" which starts now. >> thank you very much and we will see you in just a moment welcome, everybody, to "power lunch. new at 2:00 today boeing unveils a fix for its 737 max jet at this hour m we'll take you there for that president trump's fed nominee calling for an immediate half a percent rate cut is he right? and mortgage rates dropping. mortgage applications soar iings you might expect housing, is it going to rescue the u.s. from an economic slowdown stocks are in the red as you see there. the industrials off about 58 points, but well off their e lows of the session. the dow was at one point, down more than 230 points we begin however this hour with breaking news from boeing out in seattle where we find phil lebeau hi, phil >> we're talking about changes to the 737 max, a fleet thads that has been grounded for more than two weeks they're primarily software rela relaltlated. this is essentially what they're be changing within the plane and what the pilots see in the cockpit. first of all, the plane will now be

rick tyler did leave that campaign. we will have a conversation of the degree of the demands for locali locality. >> i guarantee you he will give you something quotable. he is always very open. david, see you shortly. thank you. >>> it is a startling increase of migrant children separated from their parents. how it happened and what will be done about it next. >>> the sentencing paul manafort made headlines this week, but laugh lines on the talk show late night circuit. >> you know you are in trouble when the only time you get out of jail is to go get sentenced to more jail. >> so many of trump's people are headed to jail, it's going to feel like a high school reunion. >> i don't know if manafort has heard his lesson. his first question was does the jump suit come in ostrich? >> the good news for manafort. the sentencing is behind him. he can get right back to work on completely creeping out his cell mate. na wo bscribe to a car the way they bscrsubscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ not this john smith

i'll join tyler. it begins right now. >>> so, so much to talk about. kelly, see you in a moment welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen new at 2:00 today, apple takes its boldest step yet away from hardware and into services jumping with both feet unveiling a new tv service what does it state for apple and its rivals wild story in the last hour, we've been talking about michael avenatti, the lawyer that stormy daniels among others charged with extorting nike out of millions of dollars this gnarly one ahead. >>> the great rate debate. how much lower will bond rates and mortgage rates go from here? a see saw day for stocks major averages trying to avoid a second straight day of losses. "power lunch," the deluxe edition, starts right now. >> yes, it does, welcome to "power lunch," everybody lots of news at this hour. let's begin with apple tech giant holding big event with a profound pivot away from hardware julia boorstin out of cupertino with the latest headlines. julia? >> reporter: kelly, that's right. apple just announcing its revamped apple tv w

tyler is going to hawaii is amazon going there? >> we're going pick up on the news that's just come out that amazon will enter the grocery business partly competing with itself because it says it's going to under cut the prices that their own whole foods i did a documentary several years ago on the grocery business fun story i worked on. it's magic how the produce gets where it goes. you can make a lot of money in groceries. you can. you have very little harbor begin. how do they do it? they do it on volume so the challenges are there. this is a company that knows how to make money on thin margin, amazon but they will be competing with some of the other grocery chains, the albertsons, crowingers, shoprites and all of them and some publicly traded. we'll take a look at that and hear from the apple shareholder meeting as well. >> thank you here's what's coming up on "the exchange". >>> ahead, gap let's old navy spread its wings the american dream is back and the bryce harper bump. 'sll ahead in rapid fire ♪ ♪ let's go from being on-c

but my big story was with steven tyler and that's in the book.ure of steven tyler and i 20 years later. do you know that story? >> tucker: don't know. >> you have to read the book. here's steven tyler and i. we had a moment together back home in ottawa. he never signed my picture until "fox and friends" a couple of years ago. we were playing "love in an elevator." i said, i have this great mome with steven tyler but i don't have an autograph. on twitter somebody contacted me and said, send me the picture, i'll get him to sign it. he did. there it is because of tucker carlson. >> tucker: that is so cool. that was in canada? >> that was in canada. that was backstage. he wanted me to come backstage after the show. and then that would have changed the whole trajectory of my life. >> tucker: probably best you didn't do that. we never would have met you if you had done that. without getting too heavy on live tv, we'ves. talked about this a numr of times. you decided that you were going to approach the challenges in your life in a positive way. >> mm-hm

rick tyler joining us now from washd. rick, a lot stands out in this piece in "the daily beast."e in it is a quote from you. "there is no guiding philosophy except loyalty to trump. he has destroyed the republican party. it's never coming back." let's used what happened to you to talk a bit about the way the notion of loyalty in politics has changed in this trump's washington. >> i think it's ironic coming from donald trump because donald trump is demanding loyalty from republicans when he's never shown loyalty to the republican party. for most of his life he wasn't a republican. back to the first debate, one of the first questions asked was will you pledge loyalty to the republican nominee, donald trump, was the only person that raised his hand to say he would not swa irto that. so this man has no loyalty. loyalty, we like to think, hopefully, but it should work both ways. you're loyal to a person and they are loyal to you. it's very difficult to have loyalty to someone who is not loyal to you. you see this repeatedly with trump. michael cohen is a good example of that, but ther

tyler, back to you >> seema, appreciate it. you very much. >>> joining us now is jim, tgm institutional services managing director and cnbc contributor. so, should we be surprised in light of the economic data that came out today that oil after a 34% rally since late december pulls back by a percent or two >> i'm not sure we can blame it on the economic data today, but i can say, i believe for sure. you know, december 24th was the low in the stock market and the low in crude oil and both of them had these huculian runs that topped out yesterday. to think we can pull back seems reasonable to me make no mistake about it crude and stocks can trade together now, if you want to throw in the fact that the fed pivoted to weigh easy two days ago and even because of that, the dollar can't break. the dollar is actually rallied 1% since the low we put in two days ago crude has to look at that and go, wow, the dollar is going higher and that's because the euro is still cratering, so crude really, it is time to take some profit, i think goe

msnbc political contributor rick tyler. and former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense nbc news national security analyst jeremy bash. we got so much to get to this morning including new developments in two areas that have shattered the trump presidency from the start. the mueller probe and trump's tax returns. the latest on the democrats push to get their hands on both. plus remember when jim mattis quit the administration over the president's troop withdrawals? well now president trump says he's quote 100% on board with keeping american forces in syria. so what changed? we'll also dig into bernie sanders loyalty pledge to democrats. ran paul suggestion that a whole bunch of other republicans are ready to break with the white house on the border wall emergency. and also this happened. north korea pursuing the rapid rebuilding of a long range rocket site. those talks didn't go too well. willie we begin with new polling that find more americans than not belief the president is engaged in criminal activity. >>

just said well we'll give it a go i think they're like ok a semi retired political consultant when tyler was undaunted by the complexities of refugee sponsorship and so this well connected group hit the phones lobbying politicians and officials to bring amir to canada oh well at her party right now it's almost inconceivable what these people could be treated the why that they have been treated certainly from the people who were part of al group when i heard that story felt that it was. i'm further noble that people could be kept by sickly as prisoners. yeah. and another one and we say every year there's. a muse getting on with the life that detention on menace interrupted. his vancouver community college or b.c.c. the first place that i started containing my education. does the judge have what the jury recommends and and their verdict no judges can make their own. decisions but i am planning to take things step by step i have been considering human rights law for psychology i just want to do everything at it one thing at a time to now. there's. while of me is says his conversion to chris

tyler andrews came in first followed by andrew cremor and on the women's side a runner froma ch hillfinished first. >>> so don't beto surprised rrow if you wake up feeling extra groggy, maybe you need one more cup ofoffee. because we're losing an hour this weekend. daylight savsg beg overnight. so at 2:00 the clocks spring forward one hour and the clock on your smartphone automatically adjusts but the stove and microwave and all of those things, keep that in mind. >>> now is the time also that we should recommend tha- firefighters recommend checking and replacing the batteries in your smoke detector and working smoke detectors save lives and you're twice as likely to survive a house fire in f your smoke detectors are working. and on cue, we have nice weather playing along for us tomorrow. somara theodore is here to tell us like that. >>> it will feel like spring. >> for a day, there will be sunshine and convening that as well on theop of the week but tonight we have our weather headline w on th and it is dry and hard to believe we could look at a good soaker here.h? how m from half a

tyler perry is retiring madea.igle, we get is nigerian brothers, trying to pin it on them saying that he mistook them. >> and he wrote the $3,500 for the five workout sessions? good workout sessions. >> i don't want workouts like that. you'll find me at the madea family funeral. >> laura: is that what it is called?ll >> maybe smollett should have been at the madea family funeral.ho >> laura: the left doesn't like madea. >> and spike lee attacked him saying that it's racial stereotyping and now they are going after "green book."for th. they don't like to bring people together. that is wrong. we need narrative of the brotherhood and unity. >> laura: stay there. my special guest at cpac is tonight's last bite. >> this is mayday >> my daughter, maria. [applause] >> this is the future, my friends. our next generation is going to be better than we are and i want the best for her. that was my daughter maria. i had to bring her out on stage, last-minute thought and she enjoyed it. love that. what a great moment, that's all

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. >> the software company that runs the payment platform, tyler technologies did send me an e-mail only to say that they acknowledge the problem, that they're working on a fix. now if you're owed a refund, if you overpaid, you're owed a refund. if you underpaid, the court will accept that lower amount for full payment. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >>> oakland police faced renewed criticism from a federal court overseeing reforms to make the department more accountable, especially when it comes to officers using deadly force. four officers could now lose their jobs after shooting and kill manning in march of last year. oakland police chief initially cleared them of any wrongdoing in the death of joshua pollack, but the court-appointed monitor overruled the chief and that decision followed pollack's family, claiming he posed no threat to the officers. >> the monitor's report raises several concerns, and we will be addressing those concerns at our upcoming date in front of the court on april 3rd. >> oakland police and city leaders gathered for a memorial honoring four

tyler mathieson joins me now she at one of the hottest new restaurants in manhattan, ty. >> reporter: drew the lucky straw. i'm at the thomas kemper newest of high-end fine dining in hudson yards last night was the first night the tack room served the general paying customers tonight is night number go we will talk with chef keller, really if there were a mount rushmore of american cuisine, he would be right on it we will talk about what's happening in fine dining and the audacity that it takes to open a 200-seat palace of cuisine like this that's all coming up top of the hour on power. >> are they going to let you out of the kitchen, tiler? >> reporter: no, i'm stuck here in the kitchen it's fascinating to see. they're just getting ready the men and women will be arriving at about 2:00 not that they haven't been preparing all morning. >> right the frenzy all begins. tyler, we'll see i soon. >>> coming up, big dress code changes are coming to wall street robert frank has more on that story ahead. s? it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by re

now we can mention sweden so please rick tyler can you play in socialism a support base in sweden they think sweet they think you know good health care good education all these things you know fine things bernie knows better socialism has been a manifest disaster that has resulted in the deaths of millions literally millions of people first of all no no it has it he's talking about specific totalitarian situations like stalin ism and he wants us to conflate that with americans having a higher minimum wage. or corporations paying a fair tax rate furthermore he seems old enough to know that capitalism has killed mill more than ten thousand suicides tied to the two thousand and eight economic crisis all alone and every day people take their lives or die from preventable diseases because of unfettered capitalism the un estimates it would take thirty billion dollars a year to end world hunger but we don't do that because capitalism is not down with that man. plus as even the guardian report is capitalism was built on the bodies of millions from the very start from the late seventeenth centu

your wife everybody all the audience you know so was it was like steven tyler says there's no such thing as a rock god. you know the thing is that when everybody and when you start getting ideas above your station or any time you think things are really big you know you can afford flying you know yes you can a four flat on your face just even talk yeah yeah steven tyler as a result there's a rock god probably not i'm not identical. and there has. been there are just what i want and then group as i come as if you can shed some individually want to hold of an english. it's like the north end is a woman mostly social. and for shits and distant past i mean i'm up in some. musicals of the human level is for you one place and about to be a month because saw one fist into slate and booth it was a nice one and disinterest beat up. on that story i think in part of audiences yeah you don't ok should didn't like it does it come out of two or does this not as our guy or does it happen if you flagstad for the let's in two words was this googly justify in decline of our time one of the other to my mom

your wife everybody all the audience you know some was it was like steven tyler says there's no such thing as a rock god. you know the thing is that when everybody and when you start getting ideas above your station or any time you think things are really big you know you can a full flight and you know yes you can a four flat on your face and just even talk yeah you know steven tyler as a result there's a rock god about you know that i'm not identical. and there was. on the other side i want and then some group as i come as a regular shits and if you want to hold of an english. it's like the north end is a woman the social. answer sheets of this in my summer time up in so far was because of the human level is fear one place on voters' fear month because saw one fixed interest rates and boof it was a nice run in business interest beat up. on that story i think on top of audiences yeah you don't look east of didn't like it doesn't come out of tour. guide of the happening because the flag for the lets into words was this googly testify in decline of our time one of the other to my mom a