meg tirrell joins me now with the latest hi, meg. >> hey, tyler. these were the full phase 1 results of moderna's trial of covid-19 vaccine in may we got a peek of this data but now we have the full set. as you said, it is only 45 participants they were all healthy, ages 18 to 55 who enrolled in this study. they got two shots about a month apart, and what they found was that all of the volunteers in the study generated neutralizing antibodies, the ones that actually blocked the virus from being able to infect cells in the dose they're taking into the larger phase 3 study, they found the levels of those antibodies were two to four times higher in what you would see from patients who have actually recovered from the disease. but they did have side effects like fatigue, headache, muscle pain that they found especially after the second dose. so that will be something to watch. they do plan on starting a 30,000-participant phase 3 trial in the united states july 27th, which really puts them neck and neck with pfizer, which has also said it plans to star

we're tacking about earnings tyler was mentioning that. the bull case for a recovery is pretty clear now the second quarter was the bottom that's all anybody believes right now. that's all anybody has conviction on. we'll see if that's true but there's been very low expectations the numbers are at therapy lowest ebb right now they are starting to go up a little we'll see if they improve but the basic theory is the reopening will continue even if there are interruptions. the numbers will get better. here's the problem take a look at pepsi small beat here but no guidance. the company came out and said this morning we're not sure what's going on. we can't provide you guidance. they joan general millin generas back to you. >> bob, thank you. >>> coronavirus cases on the rise across the u.s. as 20 states have reported a record high average of new infections in the past week >> let's start with that vaccine news it's driving shares of pfize up substantially. a little more than people in the biotech world would expect based on this news alone wha

hi, meg. >> hey, tyler. these are very early results, the first from a human trial of pfizer's vaccine partnered with biontech they found the participate, 24 of them generated neutralizing antibodies, the ones thought to be most important. they saw levels of those at two to three times higher than what they see in patients who have recovered from covid-19. time will tell if that's high enough to protect people from the disease with this vaccine. fever was observed at some of the higher doses, though they said it was generally observed to be safe, no severe side effects. this is just the first of four vaccine candidates that they are testing. they do plan to start phase three trials with the beone of those four in late july. that puts them neck and neck with the leaders in the race moderna also saying it plans to start at phase three this month. astrazeneca on their heeled and johnson & johnson also pfizer expects to have 100 million doses available by the end of 2020, 1.2 billion by the end of 2021. we talke

tyler perry joins us now from atlanta. good morning to you, tyler perry.m sitting here, mr. perry, i have the confidential 30-page document of camp quarantine. listen, you covered all the bases. you covered -- you dotted every i and crossed every t. i'm wondering what did you do to prepare for this, tyler? who did you talk to? how did you pull this off? >> well, after sitting around learning everything i could, i called dr. carlos del rio, emory hospital, dr. gupt gupt, gupta, worked close on it to make sure everybody was safe and ton that we got through the first production safely. it means that all t all worked well. i'll grateful and thankful. i got to tell you, being in the position nightmari'm in, i had option of waiting for a vaccine. i had 360 employees on the shows that bought houses and cars and are taking care of their families and who needed to work. i had to do something. i couldn't wait around for a plan. i had to do something. >> i know, that's what i wanted to know. the union said, listen, we're going to be issuing glide paths very soon. you

i'm tyler mathison this is power lunch. all three of the major averages are higher a t this hour the dow is off the highs but still up more than 200 points. the nasdaq hitting record high as it gains about 1% that is as 4.8 million jobs were added in june. way above expectations and that brought the unemployment rate down to 11%. no one beats expectations quite like elon musk and tesla that company delivering nearly 20,000 more cars than predicted in the second quarter and that stock is surging to an all time high we'll have more on tesla's big move in a bit. right now, power lunch begins. >>> yes, it does the nasdaq at a record high today. the s&p is about 7% below its all time high. let's get to dominic for more. >> the markets like that camera, were higher. they are coming down now but still in positive territory. at the highs of the day is dow is up roughly 469 points they are up 277 right now. pretty much 1% gains across the board. the s&p 500 hovering right around 3150 and the nasdaq, we'll put a star next to it here

a bill continues the payment until january 2021 tyler. >> stooefr, who has studied whether that $600 a week in extra employment benefits actually depresses the willingness of individuals to go back to work is it a fact that it's such a powerful disincentury tifsecentt people pay home? >> no. you pay the same amount of work to stay home the idea is people will stay home some of the evidence studied and he has not found any impact plus there's the idea of the 22 million lost work, 7.5 have come back to work a lot of people say there's a lot more work than the money there's job security people are afraid in the bad market of losing the jobs. there's the idea they want to go back to work because they like their jobs and the idea they want to get their benefit. there's a lot more work than the pay and the answer to your question is no there isn't a study. there's an intie wiuition on tht >> my intuition would be that people know that $600 a week is a very luxurious lush benefit. it's one way or another going to be temporary and that if they go back to a job, that that job is likely to be

tyler perry, thank you. >> the potential of it, anderson, the potential of it. love that.ay positive. thank you. >> tyler perry. >>> up next, back to the pandemic. 150,000 american lives lost and the story of the personal toll it's taking on texas. >>> more on the breaking fusnew president trump spent most of his day in texas. 150,000 lives lost in this country to covid. tonight another milestone, texas passing new york state in total cases. the entire state has been hit badly but no place harder than the rio grande valley. ed lavendandera is there. >> reporter: the car sgarcias m kids in south texas and became high school sweet hearts and the rest is history. they rebelled in life's sweet moments. rolando's birthday, yolanda cutting her granddaughter's hair but in late june the coronavirus caught the couple by surprise. their daughter believed they got infected at the grocery store. as they got sicker, the 70-year-old grandparents were taken to different hospitals on the same day. it would be the last time they saw each other. >> it's heartbreaking because you never want

it's consumer discretionary and just by a hair tyler. >>> thank you. let's send it over now to kayla for news about the other story that is driving the markets today and that is those rising tensions between united states and china. kay kayla. >> it's been a slow build over the last several months and no mistake the hawkish language has been heating up from this side last night the secretary of state mike pompeo gave a speech against the backdrop of the mnixon library where he talked about the new tyranny of china china announcing it will be closing the u.s. consulate one of the six diplomatic outposts the u.s. has in china as a direct retaliation. reports of burning of documents in the courtyard of the houston consulate earlier this week. china's foreign ministry calls theclosure legitimate and necessary for the u.s.'s unilateral provocation a diplomatic tit for tat going on there the secretary of state giving a speech last night against the backdrop of the nixon library. symbolic because president nixon was the leader of the united states when the u.

tyler joined by goodspeed, the acting chair of the council of economic advisers.sense, disappointing number on jobless claims at all in form the pressure to get something through congress right now? tyler: we were certainly hoping for a 16th straight week of seasonally adjusted claims declining. instead we saw an uptick in initial claims. so this is definitely something we are studying closely, looking at the numbers to see if this was an anomaly or something more concerning. what we saw in the report that that theraging is continuing claims of insured unemployment declined by 1.1 million workers. this is for the week ending july 11. this is actually the second biggest decline on record, the biggest being the week ending may 16. we were hoping for a further decline. we are studying it closely but we saw some encouraging data. you are an economic historian by training, have written in the area. can you figure out why it happened? most specifically, is it because some states have have to shut down again as covid-19 cases rise, or might there be another cause? tyler:

thank you very much. >> tyler perry. up next, back to the pandemic. the now more than 150,000 american lives lost. we will bring you the story of the personal toll it's taking on texas. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> more on breaking news. president trump spent much of his day in texas, where as we reported, made no public mention of today's grim milestone. 150,000 lives now lost in this country to covid. tonight, another milestone. texas now passing new york state in total cases. it's clear the entire state has been hit badly. but arguably, no place harder than the rio grande valley. our ed lavandera is there. >> rolando and yolanda met as kids in south texas, became high school sweethearts, and the rest is history. they revelled in life's sweet moments. rolando's birthday. yolanda, cutting her gran

it's possible that the tylers used it and the polks confirmed its use.t's kind of antiquarian silliness to worry about something like that. there are so many more important things to talk about. susan: you drew a contrast with julia tyler who ended her brief tenure eight months as first lady by throwing a huge party as they left the white house. with sarah polk more in touch with the times? conover: sarah polk was -- historian william seale calls it an imperial presidency. meaning, that the couple thought the office of the presidency and the white house as the official executive residence needed to be highly respected. and so there was more formal protocol and so on. it was a very liberal approach. you could come with an introduction to any of their receptions, because polk was a democrat. but at the same time, she dressed. he dressed. people were well dressed. there were more formal dinners. there were multiple courses. and it was considered an honor to be at the white house. basically sarah polk said, "dancing at the white house is not dignified." susa

came in number one, tyler. a lot of the answers had to do with elon musk >> i love that, phil people love it because of elon musk. >> name one other brand that -- >> exactly what is the new name of fiat and peugeot? interstellar >> that's for the holding company. >> phil, stale right there 4re9's take more about tesla an run. tim higgins -- what was the significant of the including so what would the significant be for the stock if it joans the s&p 500? >> for the stock and investors, it's now that you have a number of funds and fund managers who have to have holdings in their particular fund. they will include teslanow that theoretically will give the stock a bump and further support. also, for elon musk, i think it's important to know for the longer time, he has sought out validation from the broader market but clod is true validation. >> which in a lot of people said. >> phil, the tesla brand has had ups and downs. some years ago, i believe consumer reports called it the nearly perfect call, but more recently

about this she's a democratic and marketing consultant she joins us from new york thank you very much tyler for being with us on al-jazeera so just like in 26 scene a faction of the republican party has emerged to try to defeat donald trump and some are openly backing him as we saw there backing biden i should say it didn't work 4 years ago do you think their efforts will work this time around. well i think that there's a lot of uncertainty around the effort because donald trump despite them making despite this organization and all actually all of these groups making. videos and viral commercials that have taken social media by storm the rank and file the base of the republican party is still with donald trump so there's a lot of uncertainty as to whether or not this a significant impact on the election but i will say this from a democratic perception it definitely doesn't hurt and but i do think that what we're seeing from republicans is that by and large 85 percent are sticking with him

kate >> hey, tyler.la had been a popular stock on the trading app robin hood but the level was an entirely new level of buying. the past day nearly 50,000 robin hood accounts added tesla to the holdings in just a four hour period yesterday, 40,000 people bought tesla, according to third party website robin track. it was a whopping 10,000 people an hour. tesla surged as much as 15% of the high yesterday coinciding with the buying spree. the stock has taken off in the past 10 days it's up more than 15%. but mixed results for the day traders, depending on when they bought the trade may not have turned out well tesla ended 3% lower tesla is the tenth most popular stock even ahead of amazon the interest means there are nearly half a million robin hood users holding shares of tesla in some form. back to you. >> what did you say? 50,000 trades an hour? >> 50,000 trades in the past 24 hours. >> past 24 hours yet it's only the tenth most actively traded stock on robin hood what are above it? >> it has been consis

of his district, and proud of tyler perry. he was welcoming people as if it was his own studio. he said, you know, april, this is my district. he was so proud of tyler perry. he was so proud of that atlanta district. and he beared the burden of all of us so tyler perry could be there, so april ryan could be there. so all the teachers could be there, so all the students could be there. so anyone who owned a home could be there. for people to see equality and thrive to see their better selves. >> he fought so hard for so long for that equality and for people who are marginalized and oppressed and disenfranchised and vulnerable. what does his loss mean at this time of renewed racial reckoning in this country? >> anna, taking the reporter's hat off right now and looking at it from the prism of race and heart -- because after the laws, after all those laws that he marched for and he was bloodied and bruised and broken for -- after the laws, we still have issues, but it's a heart issue. and looking back, i think his life has come fu

tyler, thanks. >> have to leave it there. right now. >> it welcome to the closing bell, everybody. the nasdaq takes a breather. a new intraday record earlier close to the open. let's have a look at what is driving the action this afternoon. corporate earnings from ibm and coca-cola. highlighting that negative covid-19 impact but coming in better tha

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think tyler i mean but there was a goal i mean like the voting rights act i mean these are positive base ok i don't know what the goals are except for burning down and people are angry and there's some people use it for criminal activity ok that's something that i find i mean south will but i agree with you that the civil rights movement is a model that had positive goals and they were achieved and we should all be proud of that label if the movement remains under fire and then there are reasons for people to question that that i agree with him so if people are saying we're going to erm system but not replace it with something that is a problem and i think that does need to be changed well finish up for us now i mean i would i would echo tyler's last comment i think that there needs to be a moral ethic at the heart of a movement and it needs to be very clearly defined because without that this will just have as you said a tendency to eat itself of this. and to nihilistic rage when i actually hear the term burn the system i am reminded of the film black panther and let's kill mongar also

tyler. back to you. >>> thank you very much. let's stick with energy for now.ector, the worst performing this year. it's down nearly 40% it's slightly positive this week that's the good news the big three energy giants, they are all following that same trend with double digit losses for the year but a slight up tick in the past few days. those losses are serious is it now time to start putting some money into beaten down energy stocks and if so, into what sector of that sector rob is a portfolio manager of the tortouise energy evolution fund. >> energy for our lights are turned on, air-conditioners. it's regard to global energy demand that pushed the stock prices down it's pushed oil prices down which really offers an opportunity we think for investors. we do know that going forward, in a post-covid world we're going to demand and consume more energy globally. >> let's talk about where energy fits in a person's portfolio as people go and assemble a portfolio, maybe you've got 30% in an s&p 500 fund what percentage of your capital, your invested capital is prude

rise in memory of tyler layman rare form away from a 2017.kemia in tyler became an inspiration to many in our jacksonville, community. despite numerous cycles of remission, relapse, and a motherapy, which took really hard toll on his body, he spirit.st that positive each year, no matter how difficult it was for him, tyler team of walkers for the annual light the night for the lymphoma leukemia society. he's befriended by people all world, supporting them as they struggled through their own ailments and conditions. whether the outdoors, it was biking nearly 20 miles a barbecuing aty or cedar point park. it's now been over three years passing and he's still missed dearly by his family and friends. to so many portant n northeast, florida -- northeast florida and i know his emory will be missed by those he touched. i united states the -- i recognize the united states for their response jack's port.ire at during the fire chief and sector mark nville captain vaughn, they battled this fire under difficult conditions with skill, extinguishing the flames and saving the ship destruction. unfortu

and president tyler's grandson will be here. i'm not talking about his great grandson or 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'd also like to ask all of the presidential descendents that are here tonight to please stand and be recognized. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for joining us. and for representing the legacies of our presidents and first families. our second panel will hear from those that portray life in the white house in the movies. this is an enormous responsibility. for many americans and others around the world, their understanding of the presidency is based almost entirely on hollywood depiction. imagine how different your view of the white house would be if you had only seen "the american president" or if you had only seen "house of cards" or if you had only seen "abraham lincoln: vampire hunter." well, in addition to our panelists from the entertainment industry, we'll be joine

thank you, christina greer and rick tyler. president donald trump is finding yet another way to marginalize immigrants in this country, the census. my memo to the president after the break. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's top new stories. richard? >>> i'm richard lui in new york with a news update for you. at this hour there are more than 4.1 million confirmed cases. friday more than 73,000 new infections were reported just on that day. the number of deaths topping 1,000 for the fourth day in a row. that total now moving closer to 150,000. also new, a cdc report that shows patients with mild cases of the virus can have lingering health complications. as many as one third of patients not sick enough to be hospitalized do not recover quickly from the virus. doctors say symptoms can last for weeks or even months. >> we now have the first hurricane of the season, hurricane hanna is heading toward texas. the biggest danger is expected to be flooding across south texas into northeast mexico. >> and services for john

how is tyler harding reporting. wright also says there were 2 people at the pool as well who are white or never questioner asked to prove that they were guests the police department says it's conducting an internal review of the incident. >>that's at 6.30 a new study revealing which types of face coverings we should and should not be wearing to best prevent the spread of covid-19. plus although many americans are hoping for things to go back to normal this 4th of july holiday. health experts warn that behavior could only lead to more outbreaks. and we continue to follow the breaking news out of the east bay where multiple people have been injured after a shooting on the 5.80 freeway. we're taking a look now at 5.80 at high street you can see how slow tr let's get back now to our breaking news tonight 4 people have been hurt after freeway shooting in the east bay, there's still a major traffic backup at this hour at 5.80. >>we'll take a live look now at the scene because this happened on eastbound 5.80 in the area of

phil ford, tyler hansbrough, and of course, michael jordan, who many people believe, and we think hereis the greatest basketball player of all time. michael was good enough to loan us several items from his collection. we also found some great artifacts in our own files of letters that coach smith sent to michael, things he wanted him to work on, a recruiting card that coach smith kept on every player he recruited. first, on the card, it is mike not michael, and his middle name is "magic." people did not know until they saw that card that in high school his nickname was "magic" jordan. on the other side of the case we were very fortunate that michael was disco to his real chicago and pick out several items to put here in new cm. weather was nba all-star game's. m.v.p.'s, national player awards he one here and north carolina. one of the items was a recruiting letter that was the most charge of our item because of the great respect that michael has for a coach and the duke program. it is certainly one of those pieces that people come in, they look, and they go, why is there a letter from

tyler? >> thank you very much, steve liesman. >>> here to react to these economic data we've just received is seth carpenter, chief economist at ubs and ron insana, schroeder north america. ron, my reaction to what i just heard rick say is, tell me something i don't know in other words, the idea that the economy is performing better than the prior beige book but not back to pre-covid levels is about as obvious a conclusion as i suppose you could anticipate >> and i think, tyler, also those data were compiled before we had the re-emergence, if you will, of lockdowns in states like california, arizona, texas and florida, which have dialed back their reopening measures. clearly that's not reflected in the beige book yet, nor, i think, will be this fiscal cliff that everybody's talking about being a small business person myself, one can attest to the fact that any kind of deferrals on any owed payments and any assistance a small business person could have gotten is now gone what small businesses

with this president, we just don't know. >> rick tyler. we should point out for our viewers that, no, that is not a green screen. that is actually rick tyler's back yard, and it is beautiful on this thursday -- >> i would lose the room. i go for the outdoor contest. >> room rater, yes, yes. >> i'm going to fail the room rater. i'll take myself out of the competition. you can't beat this. this is northern virginia. >> a new sign, ladies and gentlemen, that we are unfortunately heading in the wrong direction in this pandemic. the country just recording another record-breaking total of new coronavirus cases in a single day comes as schools across this country are trying to figure out how and if to reopen. we're going to talk about all of that next. we'll take all of your questions including questions about the economy as we learn of yet another million americans filing unemployment claims. ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat the course structure the it just suits my life perfectly because i am a mom, i'm

on the ground cultural history however tyler my point in asking this was that you know it should be communities that decide this people come together and they make a decision if they want to remove it have it moved someplace else as a historical artifact because we all except the fact that slavery did exist in the united states and we should never forget that it did and ensued through history particularly at it after the civil war there were political reasons why these statues were put up some i'm reading but i'm during the civil rights movement as a as a protest and we need to understand we have to understand where these statues came from i don't think they should be. destroyed i think we should preserve them and understand them ok well i think that the us has a lot of reminders of the consumer see out the monuments now on the one hand or tribune are 2 names that. you know a friend of mine started saying america's a history wasteland a lot of people prefer to just get rid of things rather than deal with them and there's some debate to suggest that that is what's going on with what we call the

a problem and not just used to be changed when we finish up for us no i mean i would i would echo tyler's last comment i think that there needs to be a moral ethic at the heart of a movement and it needs to be very clearly defined because without that this will just have as you said a tendency to eat itself to the center and to nihilistic rage when i actually hear the term burn the system i am reminded of the film black panther and let's kill mongar also wanted to burn the system down and by that made destroying everything that his ancestors had created and that was obviously a problem and didn't end so well for him so i agree that we must you know him as us and our and and those who are protesting for right but we must also make sure that they're educated there are a literate enough to hold that moral ethic of justice and equality in high regard and to act to advance yeah when i when i hear burn burn it down i reminds me of a place where i live here in russia and that's when the pulse you dig said it and they earned it down and they brought a. totalitarian regime that lasted for 70 years

tyler, thanks for that. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> a broken record of broken records.cerns mount that coronavirus could wash over the holiday weekend. the president's twitter feed overnight, a sea of denial. good morning, everyone. this is "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. 29 minutes past the hour in new york. heading into the fourth of july weekend, serious concern holiday travel and celebrations could make this growing health emergency even worse. the u.s. hitting a new daily record of almost 53,000 covid-19 cases. the second day in a row with us topping 50,000. new cases being added at almost triple the rate from three weeks ago. >> if you turn your back on the virus. if you turn your back on science, it's going to bite you. >> we're not following what we know will work. we're not scaling up a comprehensive approach. >> overnight president trump tweeting out falsehoods and superlatives about the virus saying there is a rise in coronavirus cases because our testing is so massive and so good. that's not true. the percentage of positive cases,

it was an own goal norman tyler cowen himself a former braman player putting it into his own net with a way goals counting as the tiebreaker braman now knew a draw would suffice heighten himes 1st major upset came after the break when around 50 local fans somehow snuck into the stadium and were promptly chucked out again perhaps this woke the home side up 5 minutes from time to be a small bust 3 and unleashed a shot that was put in on the rebound by tim kleindienst his 15th goal of the season. with harden high and then throwing everything forward better braman broke free in the 90 full of minute to restore their lead as luge week i was team songs goal sparked wild celebrations. it wasn't quite over yet though as haydn haim got a penalty in the 8th minute of injury time. but it merely sealed a draw as haydn haim fell short and remain in the 2nd division. that means relief of braman as they survive relegation and continue to be the longest serving club in the bundesliga. the world's most visited museum to live in paris has reopened after being closed for nearly 4 months because of franc

scotch terrier is called and we buried bessy and later franklin called his terriers after the murray of tyler hill was a border, i suppose you call him today a border from scotland. suddenly this picture shows a family that has grown enormously. here we are in the second home that we lived in in washington. and my husband was the assistant secretary of the navy here are all five children. anna, jaden standing up and elliott on one side and franklin sitting on my husband's knee and johnny sitting on mine. i really always liked this picture. it was taken on the top floor of the house in the sort of sunroom which we used as a dormitory for the boys. and i think it is a very nice picture. >> here you and frankly are out walking in the snow after the polio attack. was he actually able to walk on ice? >> this is perhaps not quite truthful because it looks as though my husband and i are coming out of church, we're walking together in the snow to the car. but as a matter of fact, he would have had to have to actually walk. he would stand with me and a cane and his braces. but to walk, he would have h

apple taking a hit you can see shares more than 4.5% now tyler, back to you >>> thank you very much. still ahead, the dow taking a midday dive, as you can see there. apple contributing in part over the stimulus package coming out of washington. we will have more right after this quick break ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ >>> welcome back florida's agriculture economy getting hit first by an outbreak and now restaurant reopenings rolled back. that could sink demand again we have a look at how that is impacting florida's economy. >> it's been a tough time for the state, kelly the pandemic hit the florida economy with a double whammy the top two industries are tourism and agriculture. both have been deeply affected it's $137 billion ag industry suffered $522 million in covid-19 related losses. that is according to the state ag commissioner. the closure of restaurants, schools, and hotels abruptly dropped demand and florida farmers had to

nightmare season of would be champion for our driver sebastian federal continued when he and his teammate tyler clippard collided during the 1st lap of the race to force an early retirement for. red bull driver max 1st step that began in the front row on the starting grid with hamilton kept up the pressure on the brick . at least in past in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate paul terry bought us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate booked us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. what a weird year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving out there at that kind of for this kind of performance it's hamilton's 85th career win edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of $91.00 grand prix victories but the biggest record hamilton is after is tying schumacher world champion 7 titles the bridge has won 6 so far and so far both are still leads this season but hamilton is right behind. and here's a reminder of our top story this hour. voting has closed in poland's presidential run off e

demanding the charges be laid against police over the fatal shooting of a young black woman brianna tyler in march. china's economy is back on track returning to growth in the 2nd quarter of the economy they're spending 3.2 percent year on year that's higher than predicted some of that increase is tied to increased government spending still it raises hopes of a recovery elsewhere in the world. in parliamentary elections in north macedonia the ruling social democrats emerging with a razor thin victory over their nationalist rivals it is the 1st votes since north was added to the balkan nations name last year a move that ended a decades old dispute with greece baht which was highly controversial at home. on the words of the twitter chief jack dorsey it has been a tough day and that is an understatement the platform was hit by a massive hack to do people into making bitcoin donations that affected some of the network's most high profile accounts including those of former u.s. president barack obama democratic presidential candidate joe biden microsoft founder and billionaire bill gates and t

all of a sudden i remembered the face of sebastian tyler, one of those predatory jerks who brought my early career to a very bruteal finish. and it was in a sense a very kind of standard story. one friday afternoon in january, i was 23, working in my dream job as a associate at a top management consulling firm, and sebastian tyler drifted by my cubicle. lent over the glass petition and thrust his face into mine and said, come have a drink in my office. and he kind of hered at me and said, something stiff, strong, and i remember his words. i was pretty frightened and i made some kind of excuse saying i had an appointment at 5:00 and had to leave the office a little early but sebastian persisted, and he kind of straightened up, thought for a moment and put his face over the partition again and he said, you know, guess what, i have an idea. i'd be very happy with a hand job, no thrills, doesn't take long. be out of near a jiffy and he just turn oregon his heel and -- turned on his heel and left. i way gobsmacked but this man held a lot of power. so i thought long and hard about what to d

congressman john lewis will air next week here on kpix5 and celebrating a hero celebrated by oprah winfrey, tyler perry and gail king. special appearances and watch it right here on kpix5 ter pround the show of ogllen iy daily managementment most of compliants were tied to executive producers and senior managers. >>> coming up, the pandemic resulting in a big surplus. what there's plenty of now thanks to well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutel w the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. r us, asecuri the valu our house, was to fund our long-term health care. for years, reverse mortgage funding has been helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. make an app

. >> announcer: next week on "gma" wait till you see how tyler perry surprises two amazing essentialtyler perry on the screen. >> announcer: you got to see this. next week only on "gma." >>> we are back now on "gma" and we are looking now at the subscription box craze. the service gaining popularity during the pandemic with one in five people buying one since march and one of them, fab fit fun already has 1.5 million members and counting. their co-founder katie rosen kitchens joins us now. yes, you are a mom of two. working at home. obviously you're kwaurped like the rest of us and this box subscription has really resonated with family members. why do you think? >> well, i think there's a lot of reasons, but first and foremost two things that everyone is looking for right now is comfort and convenience and i think this box certainly delivers on both of those things. you don't have to go to a store, nobody wants to do that right now. you also don't have to scroll endless websites to find exactly what you want. with these boxes, you're going to get a beautifully packaged box of eight t

shooting in your backyard or in your book tyler myers using their own butter.how many stops they could to go to delia while at the. beast what. i did was sort of pretty emotional pick your poor little girl or a group or 2 you were servers risk or include police work or permitted to appear on the ships most of them on the russian river. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea. for news of her missing son to move. for you but you might as well you were more than a little a prostitute as they used. their store or a sailor but there are losses that are many but you have. to more openly opposed russia's annexation of crimea in 2014. though his mother refuses to accept that it's likely he paid for his opposition with his life. here is that i wanted your boss to me was that almost like at that point that you would have had a will to transfer us. at that at the best day of the i would say yes. she's not alone in her grief. humorous young counterman have disappeared following a rest. of the person her brother her for his suga

tyler, what can you tell us?> hurricane hanna has made landfall which is the first landfalling hurricane of the season. it occurred on padre island at 5:00 local. it was a 90-mile-per-hour storm so it was really close to becoming a category 2. you can see on radar here the large eye wall continues to push to the west over south texas very slowly. as it continues to push west, it throws a lot of rainfall across portions of east texas all the way through other gulf coast states. for example, new orleans is continuing to see heavy rainfall. it has maximum sustained winds at the moment sitting at 90 miles per hour but gusts as high as 115 and it's making that slow jog to the west at 8 miles per hour. as it takes that slow jog, it's slowly going to peter out and will continue to be a category 1 hurricane through probably tomorrow morning. it's not until tomorrow afternoon that it begins to form into a tropical storm and eventually a depression. so it will finally lose that punch but we'll have a fairly strong hurrican

calling in tyler's hero lot people's hero, but there's a special tie to the art or actually. >>the artist whose honoring her side. his daughter worked with jesse i call >>like a yarn the next life and he told me her dad was going to be doing this and that's for a perfect way to honor the many lost. >>and make sure everyone always remembers. >>a new study from south korea and shows children and teenagers can spread the coronavirus just as much as adults. the study looked at more than 5,000 young patients and the adults around them. among those younger than 10 about 5% infected household members for those between 1019 that number went up to almost 19%. the study also found that children and teenagers are far far more likely to transmit the virus to people at home. in public. researchers also suggest that children might be even more likely to spread the virus at home after schools reopened but the researchers also say the study has some limitations. time for another look outside and we're looking live over the embarcadero you know we are it's really a kind of bleak out there. bu

after she uses the c word, multiple bystanders jump in the to denounce her behavior including tyler brunfield who took had video. >> the reason i did it was to spread awareness and to let people know this is happening all around us. i live in the silicon valley. this is happening in los altos, california. it doesn't mean we need to disregard the human an of that particular person. >> reporter: i showed a usps representative, he said they do not tolerate this climbed of behavior and abusive sxlang providing training to employees in dealing with matters such as these. they are looking further into the incident. >>> several schools in san francisco may get a new name. "san francisco chronicle" insider and abc7 news contribute or phil writes, in today's chronicle, that a review is underway als named after historic figures. it includes 12 schools including lowell diplomat james lowell. the school district said he wavered on his commitment to anti-slavery. you can read it in the chronicle every sunday and wednesday. >>> a deeply moving ceremony in alabama this morning paid tribute to the icon john

rick tyler, i was talking to asa hutchinson on "meet the press" yesterday. here is a southern governor asking about the wearing of masks and the example that the president is not setting. let's watch. >> you're showing by example when you're out in public and other republicans now are the president is not, and he not only is not wearing a face covering in public, but he has these huge gathering over the weekend. south dakota. again, in washington, d.c. do, against local objections in washington. what example is that? >> well, in terms of the gatherings themselves, you know, a lot of them were canceled. here in arkansas for the july celebrations, just trying to minimize that exposure, but when you look at a national level, i think it is good that we celebrate our independence. that's a controlled environment. it was outside at mount rushmore. i think it inspired many. obviously i would have liked to have seen more face covering there in order to set an example. >> governor, absolutely no social distancing in south dakota. thousands of people there sitting abs

get him a little tyler to get it i could get the way. i can i'm going out he gets no they are you going down your mother real. good to see him then i mean more to get texas in the its us to fix him going in your eggs in pointed to a little medicine. took him over to you and you'll be frittered away 33 little snoring can you move your commitment. to mobile living to cheer you up to say look i want to give you a really good start for going through tomorrow for disorder or for you have your meter go. 30 minutes you. will see. a secret mass grave in ireland discovered at an institution run by catholic non-news. a nation shocked to its core. people in power investigates a scandal but destroyed families cost thousands of lives and still raises profound questions about the ties between the catholic church and the irish state. arlen's mother and baby scandal. on a. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation and campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates eve

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. >>> rallies in tyler, texas took a violent turn a rally was organized to show support for the protestorsportland a warning, some of this video is graphic. a fight broke out between gilbert supporters and counter protestors >> i did ask from the get-go that everyone show respect to each other, and allow everyone to have their say that we had on our program. >> we believe that if there's a federal property, that the federal government has every right to come in and do what should be being done by the local government that's not being done >> police were able to defuse the situation after that fight erupted. reports were filed but unclear if there have been any arrests hank gilbert says his campaign manager was beaten and had his phone stolen he's called on his opponent to denounce the violence. >>> we might be less than 100 days out from the election, but in six weeks, north carolina begins mail-in voting september 4. jordan jackson is in winston salem, north carolina with the latest >> reporter: officials tell me that they are confident in the work that they have been doing here, but are