tyler held his own. he was put in his place a little bit recognized he had work he also recognized he probably changed at least a little bit of the tenor of the debate. it was repealed and he would claim this and try and when he went back to his constituents in virginia. during his congressional career whose anti- protective tariff he opposed the national bank persona of him self the strict construction of the constitution developing his reputation as an all republican in good standing. this is the way he developed his political career. it took a toll on his marriage. while he was in congress he had three young children at home. his wife, never tired reminding them how much she disliked his political career. how much she wanted it home. but at least for a time tyler did not want to give it up. but it was a crisis over slavery that will play a significant role in 1819 the territory of missouri had applied for statehood to the u.s. congress and a debate quickly developed over whether slavery would be allow

tyler he grown-up. still, tyler thought about returning to politics. he toyed with the idea of running for the u.s. senate in 1848, if you can believe that. his correspondents indicate that he even entertained ideas about being the democratic nominee for president in 1856 in 1860. to put this into a little bit more context, at least at one point in the late 18 tyler's family thought he would die from one of his illnesses. here you have a man who is habitually unhealthy, still thinking that, at least at some level, he might be able to secure the democratic nomination for president. when abraham lincoln's election in november of 1860 brought secession and eventually civil war, tyler decided he had to get back into politics. i like this image on the left. it shows fortress monroe during the civil war. fortress monroe, the norfolk area, where john tyler and julia honeymooned in the summer of 1824. tyler became the chair of an ill-fated peace conference in washington in february of 1861. it was at this time,

tyler, 30 seconds. mr. kistner: coming from the most special interest receiver -- the second most special interest receiver. i get my funding from grassroots efforts. i see almost all of them in this room right now, that is exactly who i'm fighting for. every american household is struggling with inflation we need to address it and make living affordable again. >> thank you tyler. 30 seconds, i am sorry. rep. craig: let me remind everyone that this is the second most expensive house race in the nation right now. what is driving that is super pac funding, and that super pac funding from -- for tyler kistner is coming from big oil and big pharma. we read this quote for you, this is what big pharma said they would do if i voted for the inflation reduction act. medicare price negotiations, if i voted to make them compete they said those members that that vote for these bills will not get a free pass. we will do everything we can to hold them accountable. tyler kistner and his funding from super pac's is an atte

tyler, 30 seconds. mr. kistner: coming from the most special interest receiver -- the second most special interest receiver. i get my funding from grassroots efforts. i see almost all of them in this room right now, that is exactly who i'm fighting for. every american household is struggling with inflation we need to address it and make living affordable again. >> thank you tyler. 30 seconds, i am sorry. rep. craig: let me remind everyone that this is the second most expensive house race in the nation right now. what is driving that is super pac funding, and that super pac funding from -- for tyler kistner is coming from big oil and big pharma. we read this quote for you, this is what big pharma said they would do if i voted for the inflation reduction act. medicare price negotiations, if i voted to make them compete they said those members that that vote for these bills will not get a free pass. we will do everything we can to hold them accountable. tyler kistner and his funding from super pac's is an atte

tyler?the jones act is central to much of this what is the jones act and is there any talk about of repealing it as a way to increase domestic oil flows? >> well, it's come up in discussions, tyler the jones act places restrictions on which ships can actually dock at certain locations around the country, that have energy products onboard. it came up in a meeting this summer with the energy industry asking the administration to repeal it. but in what i'm told was a very tense discussion, the administration asked companies exactly how much would that take off the retail price of gasoline and the estimate in that meeting was just 8 cents a gallon. and when pressed, energy executives did not confirm that they would, in fact, be diverting ships from, say, latin or south america to new york harbor without those commitments and those promises from the industry, the administration this summer ruled out waving the jones act, tyler >> kayla, thanks very much, kayla tausche on a beautiful north lawn in

hey, frank >> tyler, thank you.what's happening, the court agrees to expedite the justice department appeal from documents seized at former trump's florida estate court orders briefed from both sides must be complete by december 17th. >>> president biden landing in florida. and fema saying ian is perhaps one of the most cost ly disastes in 20 years. >>> and for the first time in 20 years, a russian cosmonaut is lifting off. headed to the international space station, among the crew, nicole mann will be the first native-american woman to orbit earth. >>> and on the news tonight, easing the health of nurses with robots how to fight off stress and fight burnout, that's 7:00 on "the news. >>> still ahead, consolation brands, conagra and mccormick with the results that's next. opportunity is using data to create a competitive advantage. ♪ ♪ it's raising capital that helps companies change the world. it's making complicated financial concepts seem simple. opportunity is making the dream of home ownership a reality... ♪ ♪ .

with you, tyler.words don't have meanings in them. >> hold n, stephen. i have just received exclusive breaking news that our series tooning out the news will appear tomorrow night on comedy central right after the daily show. >> stephen: that's not breaking news, tyler, i said that earlier. >> great, sounds like we have a second source confirming my report and tuning out the news will deliver even more up to the minute cartoon coverage of the biggest stories. just take a look of this clip of my colleague liberal warrior kiely weaver sitting down with secretary pete buttigieg. >> there is one thing we know for sure, it's great that joe biden's approval rating is on the rise and there is no need for the party in to 24 to go behind a young gay transvibrant political figure. >> ve a great president. >> where would we find someone like that, like that person i mentioned, it is impossible. even if we did find them would they have the courage to seize this singular moment in history. >> or just a great day j

p., take it away >> thank you very much, tyler. we have something rather unusual. the s&p is down fractionally the reason this is happening, we're getting excellent reports from some big industrials and health care names that are helping the dough the s&p 500 is getting weighed down with problems in the tech world, and largely meta that is weighing that down. very, very heavy market capitalization and communication services and tech. and that's really what's happening with the nasdaq composite, as well it's got a lot of the same things that's in communication service and technology great stuff if you're not in technology caterpillar, good earnings mcdonald's, good earnings. honeywell, good earnings merck, that's $100 that's an historic high for america. all of these powering the dow forward right now. if you look at the tech world, the dow would be much higher if it weren't for apple and microsoft. we would be another 40 to 50 points higher if it wasn't for that elsewhere, meta platforms down 22%. not a typo in the meantime, we have some new highs in some energy st

>> stephen: tyler, are you there? >> yeah. how's it going, man? >> stephen: it's going fine, tyler.tephen: we're going to you, tyler. have you been into mar-a-lago to see what's going on in there? >> yes. >> stephen: and, do you want to tell us what is happening in there, or is there some reason you don't want to actually inform us as to what is happening in mar-a-lago? >> oh! wouldn't you like to know? pliberal-- >> stephen: yes! yes, you're a reporter! i would like to know what's happening. >> well, they've unjustly taken stuff. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah! files that say "classified" and "top secret" on it. that's not "unjustly"-- it's the justice department that did it! that is the justice. >> well, how would you-- so, hold on a second. you're telling me that you know it says "classified" and "justified" on it? that must mean that you are behind this somehow! ( laughter ) >> stephen: no, i saw photographs that the justice department put out. >> oh, yeah? where was that, inside of joe biden's room? ( laughter ) don't laugh! >> stephen: i think-- we're not laughing, tyler. we're

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tyler? >> thank you very much >>> the race is on to find britain's next prime minister, and it appears that boris johnson is ready to make an epic comeback attempt one of his close political allies told our sister network sky news today that johnson says he's, quote, up for it, and that he's going to do it. he added the former prime minister will soon return to the uk from the caribbean. he's been on holiday there johnson does appear to be gaining some momentum. he's already getting support from several senior mps. >> i would lean toward boris johnson. i think he will still have some questions to answer around obviously that investigation but i know when i was secretary of the defense and invest no confidence defense he supported me he supported the actions the country has taken to keep it safe i'm leaning toward that. >> boris johnson, one of the three front-runners now to replace liz truss after her humiliating fall from grace. house of commons later penny moredunt is the first to official

tyl tyler? >> julia, i couldn't notice last night that all of the people from the executive suite who have been lopped off as mr. musk comes in, your colleague and our friend deirdre bosa has just reported that all of the data engineers at twitter have either left or been laid off. what's left of his bench >> well, look, this is a company that had about 7,500 employees until recently you know, hundreds of them have left the question is whether he's going to really dramatically slim down that employee base from the -- in terms of the executive team we do know that ned siegel, the cfo and the ceo as well as other people in those key senior roles have been fired. now, the question is, how or whether most replaces them remember that musk is also running a bunch of other companies, so there's been some speculation that he might bring someone in to run the day-to-day twitter instead of trying to be the ceo of many companies all at the same time. >> all right always a good story. elon musk, twitter, th

>> well, good to see you too, tyler. american electric, i rarely come on this show and talk about utilities. i just don't really have a lot that i invested there. this is an interesting company they're doing some very good shareholder friendly actions they have twin goals, esg as well as growing earnings at the same time, and while you wait for this to develop, the stock actually offers a 3.6% yield, trades about 17 times, not super cheap. that's one of the reasons i don't own it yet it's certainly on my radar they're going to have an analyst t day. they have a cagr to grow about 6 to 7% in earnings by 2026, and they're heavily investoring not only in transmission and distribution, the typical utility stuff but it's also renewables to that extent they are actually selling their unregulated renewables portfolio, and i think that will be a nice catalyst for shares. i expect shareholder friendly actions as a result after they do that. >> and mccormick, the spice company? >> yeah, so i don't expect fireworks because they alr

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but this fentanyl crisis, i miss tyler so much.u know, i'm not going to be a grandma. i'm not going to be able to hold a grandchild, and those things are painful. i think about that all the time. >> i distinctly remember four days before he passed away we talked about it, and he said, when i get back from texas. >> we're going to plan a baby. >> yeah. yeah. he would have made an amazing father. he was so great with kids, and i wonder sometimes if i'll ever be as happy as i was. i have a lot of healing to do, you know. i have faith that i'll get there. i know i'm never going to be the same. it's going to be different, but i believe that i can find hppiness again. >> reporter: carli and debbie are now determined to carry on tyler's mission with the tyler skaggs foundation starting a baseball club and giving grants to kids who can't afford to play sports. you're doing a lot of good things in his name. >> yeah. >> those are things that tyler if he was still here would probably want to do. >> any opportunity i get to speak about tyler a

tyler? >>> the race is on to find britain's next prime minister, and it appears that boris johnson is ready to make an epic comeback attempt. one of his close political allies told our sister network sky news today that johnson says that he is, quote, up for it, and that he is going to do it. he added that the former prime minister will soon return to the uk from the caribbean. he has been on holiday there. johnson does appear to be getting some momentum. he has already been getting support from some senior mps. >> i would lean toward boris johnson. i think you will still have some questions around the investigation, but i know that when i was -- he supported me. he supported the actions of the country has taken to keep us safe. at the moment i'm leaning towards that. >> boris johnson now one of the front runners to replace liz truss after her humiliating fall from grace. house of commons leader penny moore don't is the first to announce her bid. ex-chancellor rishi sunak is also expected to

tyler? >> scott, thank you very much. scott cohn reporting. >>> a 15-year-old boy who police say shot and killed five people in raleigh, north carolina still in critical condition in hospital there sources tell our local nbc station wral the suspect has multiple injuries, including a gunshot wound to the head. family and friends of the victims are speaking out, remembering their loved ones mary marshall's fiance described hearing gunshots while he was on the phone with her he got home, he said police were waiting for him and asked about her tattoos. >> i can't think right now, but i know she's got one here with three birds and some words, something about flying or sky and the detective goes sky above us. >> in your handwriting. >> and i remember, i said, yes, how the hell did you know that. >> and we knew right then. >> we knew she was gone. >> a makeshift memorial growing outside the neighborhood near the shooting among the victims a 16-year-old reported to be the suspect's brother. tonight his high school is set to hold

i'm tyler mathisen along with con at the contessa brewer, the dow back over 30,000.ow about that earnings season, so far, not turning out as bad as expected bank of america reporting better-than-expected results, the stock higher by 5% the company's ceo, brian moynihan, is about to join us. >>> plus, china communist party national congress taking place, xi jinping laying out aggressive targets for economic growth. would those ambitions have to come at the expense of u.s. technology what it all means for u.s.-china relations, contessa. >> good to see you, everybody. stocks starting this week again with strong gains. tyler mentioned the dow is back above the 30,000 mark, up 2.1%, s&p 500 up 2.85% right now and the nasdaq composite, the big winner today, up 3.5%. financials among the leaders helped by those bank of america earnings bank of new york also up 5%. right now, 5.5% following their strong results software names among the best performers in the nasdaq 100 you've got okta -- wait. here are the casinos right now caesars up 7%, draft kings, the same those coming o

>> thank you, tyler. i think the semiconductor industry has this habit of making you feel amazing and awesome for three years, and really awful in the fourth year. and i think in the fourth year, and what's causing the awfulness of this year is consumer, rising grade, as you mentioned, additional china restrictions. in the specific case of amd, i think the weakness is really the pc market. it is kind of the hangover we had once we came out of covid. bc sales which used to be 2 milliona year from an industry perspective, went to 340 million, and now we are trying to get back to what used to be pre-covid levels, and that's what has hurt intel, a lot of memory companies, and now it's amd's turn it's not really a new data point. it's hurting different companies at different times on the positive side, what i will say is that their data center business is holding up well, up over 40% this year. we think they continue to take share from intel going into next year, and i think the valuation at mid teens for one

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along with morgan brennan i'm tyler mathisen, glad you could join us on this busy friday.tocks surging as dom just pointed out, but a lot of the action is in the bond market, too. bank of america's rates calls the treasury market vulnerable and subs susceptible to shock. what could be lurking in one of the deepest and most liquid markets in the world, and tapped out. housing affordable being crepe i'd by the 7% mortgages. that's the call from a veteran analyst who is moving to the si sidelines and calling a building recession. >> stocks just mentioned their session highs as treasuries reverse course this afternoon. the dow was down 127 points at the low. as you can see right here, we're up 621 or just over 2% caterpillar, goldman, jpmorgan are leading the way higher the s&p is also up nearly 2%, 3736 is your level there, up 70 points, and the nasdaq is up 1.8% as well we're on pace for gains for all the major averages here's what's driving the surge, short-term treasury yields they are pulling back, the one and two-year yields had been at 2007 highs earlier in the session,

>> well, tyler, i wouldn't say i'm a party pooper here. all we're doing here is comparing the characteristics of typical bear market lows to the current period and what we highlighted at the time a couple weeks back was that the last legs of a bear market from all-time highs are typically very violent and they inflict a lot of pain. so you tend to see a real sharp decline on the way down. in the last six months they tend to decline over 20%. in this current period, the october 12th low, we declined 14%. the the three-month decline was also much milder than average it's only the one-month decline that was in line with the historical norm, so to speak so just pointing out the fact that bear markets are typically violent. this one wasn't necessarily violent. the other thing about bear market bottoms, though, which is important to remember is the low is -- there's usually a small window to get in in the current median amount of time that a bear market low trades within 5% of the ultimate low is 10 trading days and then on either side of that l

along with contessa brewer, i'm tyler mathisen here's what's ahead. profits are powering wall street for a second consecutive day the earnings apocalypse that many feared is so far missing in action, but can this rally really be trusted? we'll talk to someone and get a perspective there. plus, lockheed martin tops expectations the stock surging today, gaining 22% this year. that trounces the 20% drop in the s&p 500. the cfo will be along very shortly to give us a peek into 2023 and even as the threat of recession looms. >> hello, tyler, and hello, everybody. a broad rally, all 11 s&p sectors are higher the dow up 652 pointsat its highest. right now, up 416. we're 1.4% the s&p 500 is up 1.5% the nasdaq composite up 1.3. in the last 30 minutes, twitter shares popped on a report the company is locking employee stock accounts in, quote, anticipation of a deal and salesforce is the best performing dow stock this afternoon. david faber, the first to report that activist investor starboard has taken a stake in the enterprise software company, citing a signif

for more than a year, the tylers and their two children have lived in a trailer.ly all of grizzly flats, were destroyed in minutes. the caldor fire would burn for two months, scorching more than 200,000 acres and costing $271 million to extinguish. when it first started, did you have confidence that the forest service would handle it, would put it out? >> absolutely. 100%. 40 acre fire, you can't put that out in a canyon? don't get me wrong, i lived here my whole life. i know that's a steep, treacherous canyon, but you're still telling me you don't have the ability and the equipment to put it out? they didn't do nothing. in our opinion, they did nothing to put this fire out. >> reporter: caldor started as a small plume of smoke about four miles south of grizzly flats. it was august 14th, 7:00 p.m. this was federal land, so the u.s. forest service was in charge, responsible for calling in firefighters and resources. we discovered the problem started right away, maps were out of date, firefighters had trouble finding the fire. as she was listening to her police scan

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tyler. the last week of september were quite the opposite >> a bit of a breather today >>> unless the fed and central bank try to change course, i think this rally is another bare market rally you know, where market conditions are deteriorating, earnings estimates are coming down. the debite right now is recession or killing off inflation. that's a real debate , but they were very oversold in late accept. it's not unusual in bear markets to have rallies in the middle of them it's not that surprising whether it's a lasting bull market and the start of something more, i think it's too early to tell. >> your pickets come from the garp school, you can't get more diverse than that. >> yeah, very different markets, though >> we're big believers that energy prices are going to go up again. i think with opec's news that they might cutting, maybe not using a strategic petroleum reserve for a while, that would be a natural uplift to energy prices so i think for the long term, chevron pays a great diff

let me tell you what we know, tyler, because it is somewhat confusing right now. people sort of wondering, well, what is exactly going on last night, mr. musk or his attorneys sent a letter to twitter's board of directors, also to the court, saying, "we want to buy the company on the original terms $54.20." if we do so, litigation will end, and that'll be the end of it by the way, mr. musk won't need to be deposed later this week, and everything else would come to a halt. what would move forward is the deal on the terms that twitter agreed to months ago twitter, you can't blame them for this, it is my understanding, is sort of, well, kind of disbelieving almost. saying, "almost, that sounds great, but we just want to make sure if we let you out of this litigation, there isn't something here that's going to happen that we're going to feel very badly about, that you're going to be serious and actually close the deal." so, you know, they're going to most likely appear in front of mccormick, trying to iron this out, hammer it out, make sure it's done, but it does appe

along with contessa, i'm tyler mathisen here's what's ahead. big tech versus a recession, apple, microsoft, amazon, google reporting earnings and facing their biggest challenge yet and an economic slowdown on the horizon. we will look at which ones are best positioned for right now and what's ahead >>> plus, gm and ford down 40% this year and both will try to win over skeptical investors when they report their profits later this week. >>> an auto bull fight straight ahead. >> get your red cape out wall street adding to the rally, the dow touched a six week high intraday, now up 1.1% or 334 points the s&p up almost a percent and the nasdaq up 21 points or 0.2% bouncing back from being down 146 points earlier in the session, the dow led higher by amgen, honeywell and home depot. amgen, the leader up 3%. the dow laggards are nike and disney let's take a look at those nike off a little more than half a percent and the same for walt disney the best performing stocks in the s&p are from three different sectors. you have hca, tractor supply and region

as tyler pointed out, we have been above 4%. exactly three times. 28th of september, the 11th of this month, and today three times. if you're a technician, three times is always something to pay attention to if we don't close above 4% on the third intraday try, that will mean momentum to the downside and yield upside in price, vice versa if we get momentum in close, above 4%. the dollar index did not like these numbers. initially, they did, and then look what happened the big reversal down almost a cent, and we have given up all of the gains for the week the moral of the story here is it's about what the markets have priced in, not necessarily what the fed keeps telling us is around the next corner tyler, back to you >> all right, rick santelli, thank you. wisdom there let's talk about oil closing for the day, and along with stocks, it is headed higher by about 2%. pippa stevens at the commodity desk >> oil is catching a bid after three days of selling. the latest inventory report from the eia is stoking optimism after distillate stockpiles fell to

and just in general think about this, tyler. the last couple bear markets -- >> they've tripled it or whatever they've done. it's well over a triple. >> it's just been madness. and not to editorialize too much, but the thing i hear is well, the fed has to do this to maintain their credibility and that's assuming the fed has credibility. they're always late. and this is the case here. it's really just kind of too much too fast. but everybody says that. but just technically, you know, this market is broken. >> let's get to -- boy, you're giving us a lot. you're giving us a lot today, man. i love this. >> i'm bringing my a-game. >> i love that, man. let's get to a couple of stocks that most people would think aren't crap. i don't know whether you think they're crap, but i'm just fixated on that word, by the way. apple -- >> i'm sorry at least i didn't say something else >> well, yeah. it's cable, man. it's all right fcc isn't watching tesla and apple. you do not see them as the saviors, the clydesdales that pull this market out of

. >>> thank you, melissa see you live at 5:00 welcome to "power lunch" with contessa brewer i am tyler mathisen october living up to its reputation, stocks fall after yesterday's historic rebound with volatility gone wild. a market veteran will tell us why he is betting on big gains over the next year and the stocks that will lead the way. >>> deep freeze, the once hot l.a. housing market, turning a little bit chilly. buyers and sellers at odds deals coming to a halt we'll talk to a realtor on the front lines that says this is unlike anything she's seen before. >>> all right. tyler thank you for that stocks are lower after the university of michigan consumer survey showed inflation expectations increasing. the dow had been up 390 points at the high today, now looking at down 263 points off nearly a percentage point the s&p 500, has fallen 1.7% and the nasdaq leading lower down 2.2% off by 235 points yields again getting higher. the 10-year yield breaking through 4% up from an earlier level of 3.8%. and then we are looking at the financial sector, holding on to its gains after earnings

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oh, he shares the herd with martin corn, tyler, who spends the summer in the mountains with the cows. they may be good friends, but they'll never agree on their favorite cow. oh is it alma all over there? she's just so well behaved and calm design vote from them, but i mean, as a bra from doing? yeah, law, no, it's a higher. she's the cleaning. the cleaning comma ins ariah haven't quite finished their morning grew me too young herders are here to add the finishing touches. johan us, and jacobi ha! johan is busy combing the cow coat. well, so little have a nice and shiny gloss, but the big day. does the cow like getting all spruced up? like the cool? no. oh this is does he know that for sure. i. well, not really johan is admit, but she definitely enjoys a bit of petting now. and then he says in the front and why of the cows tails been tied me and it so it doesn't swing around or get dirty. it explains yakobelli one day the young helpers work at the cattle one gives them some exclusive perks. 1000 they get to immerse themselves in nature. the, the left is non ah, well this kind of thing

>> the same way you suggested, tyler. the answer to the question is a reverse dollar cost averaging and the main thing you said which is implied in the numbers you just gave me, going from 70 to 60%, in order to try to sleep at night that's a good idea if you can't sleep at night, but let's do it in stages. do a little bit now, do a little bit maybe at the end of the fourth quarter and at the end of the second quarter one thing you don't want to do, implied by what you say, is make a significant wholesale reduction in your allocation equity the reason i say that is because i think we're, obviously, i think we're closer to the end of this bear market and the start of a bull market and i would not want to see you burn too much of your equity position or upside potential. >> that would be a rookie mistake of the sort i'm most prone to hugh johnson, thank you for the wisdom. >> you're welcome. >>> let's go to our tech rundown. netflix shares spiking after surprising investors with its subscriber editions and said it was optim

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how did you guys find out what happened to tyler? carly called me and told me and i was.s a cannot believe it. i was driving in my car and i got a call from the general manager. i knew it was bad. i didn't want to hear what he was going to. tell me my name. my life changed forever in that moment. on tuesday. eric kay, a former communications director for the angels, was sentenced to 22 years behind bars for providing skaggs with the drugs that led to his death . that's two years above the minimum sentence, the judge says . katie's phone calls from prisonplayed a role in the sentencing decision in the calls k could be heard disparaging skaggs family. they may get more money with him dead than he was playing because he sucked. k apologized for those remarks. prosecutors also said k was with skaggs the night he died. sauce kegs struggling and did nothing to try to help him. do you wish that he would have done something that haunts me all the time? later on. good morning, america. skaggs widow reveals how shocked she was to learn that drugs played a role in her husband's deat

he did not want to die. >> an autopsy report revealing tyler choked to death on his vomit. he had a dangerous culmination of fentanyl, oxycodone, and alcohol in his system," on tuesday, eric k, a former munication's director for the los angeles angels, was sentenced to 22 years in federal persian for providing tyler with the drugs that led to his death. >> there's a lot of people who died from fentanyl overdoses. fentanyl does not discriminate. what happened to tyler can happen to anyone. >> we will have more of this interview at 7:00 and with your gma first look, i am rhiannon allie. kumasi: sony announced its releasing over-the-counter hearing aids. they star $1000 and pair with an app so you can adjust the settings like a volume control. earlier this year, the fda approved over-the-counter hearing aids for the first time. these can go on sale starting this month. reggie: if you work from home and started wanted -- and wanted to change your scenery, you may be in luck. the san francisco bay ferry wants to make their boat your remote office. five lucky winners will get fre

i referenced tyler let's go to the aforementioned tyler mathisen for a cnbc news update >> and here iry much. here's what's happening right now. across france, strikes calling for wage hikes to keep up with inflation are spreading to more and more industries. in paris, protesters tore down a metal barrier and faced off with police in riot gear. regional train traffic cut in half, classes in some schools have been disrupted as well. >>> back home in ohio, two people have died after their plane crashed into the lot of a car dealership eyewitness video shows flames and smoke at the scene of the crash. authorities say no one, mercifully, on the ground was hurt the philanthropist mckenzie scott that has given $85 million to the girl scouts of the usa and 29 of its local branches it is the largest gift in the organization's history the girl scouts say they will use the money to recover from the pandemic and improve science and technology education for its members. >>> on the news tonight, the white house trying to discourage american businesses from working with saudi arabia and how some u.

>> the trick is, tyler, this is an auto company. as we've said for years it wasn't, here they are using 50% production growth as a reason to really move that v valuation up and that may come under near term pressure. it comes down to a valuation story. i think some of the people confused the price cuts in shanghai with higher production, which is good. there's a margin uplift for china. you can't pay this for this company. if all other consumers are struggling, so will tesla. that's not part of the story priced in. valuation makes no sense to me at these levels especially after the goose of the story for the last couple years was the s&p inclusion, the share splits and now you're getting profitability, it's not whorth what you're playing. >> tim, the guy can go deep in the hole. >> it's like halloween itself. so much practice you've done it ten days already can we move on past trick or treating today, do you know what i'm saying >> thank you, sir. >> love it. >>> ahead, record profits for endowments coming to an end. that story ahea

tyler, 30 seconds. mr. kistner: coming from the most special interest receiver -- the second most special interest receiver. i get my funding from grassroots efforts. i see almost all of them in this room right now, that is exactly who i'm fighting for. every american household is struggling with inflation we need to address it and make living affordable again. >> thank you tyler. 30 seconds, i am sorry. rep. craig: