tyler?hould we throw our support behind in 2024? >> you have to go with trump. he's got everything. he's trump. he's donald trump. and let's not forget, he's trump. >> good point, tyler. and tyler, what do you think? >> well, trump is the past. i think voters are looking for desantis' fresh, sweaty, i know i'm a fraud energy. >> maybe you're right. and it's time to move on. how dare you abandon trump like that. he's dragging down the party. >> he is the party! stop fighting! i'll clean my room, mommy. i swear. >>> charles, which tyler is right? the one that's for trump and desantis or the one that's for desantis and trump? [ laughter ]. >> well, i can't say either one is right i'm not for either one of those guys. it's very interesting to see people paint desantis as trump without the baggage. he's trump without a lot of things. he's also trump without the charisma. difficult for ron desantis to run as well. i don't see how ron desantis maximizes news coverage. i don't see how he maximizes t

tyler?ll, finally, many political pundits provided incorrect predictions about the midterm elections, but none were more off than those from "tooning out the news'" beloved prediction turtle bobo the wise, who predicted a red wave that never formed. now, "tooning out the news" holds itself to a high standard of journalistic excellence, so, bobo, this conversation is never easy. we need to let you go. i think you know why. i don't wanna drag this out. so just leave your keycard with hr on the way out. bobo, this could be the best thing that ever happened to you! hr will pass along cobra information! -oh. let's grab drinks sometime. -this is your steve jobs moment, bobo! -charles, any advice for bobo as he embarks on his next chapter? -[ laughs ] the only advice i would say is that, uh -- -bobo! -oh, no. oh, no. -oh, no! -n-o-o-o-o! -just hit me -- he's gonna miss tonight's "sparks!", isn't he? -alright. thank you to my co-hosts and "tooning out the news" contributor charles blow. thanks, char

hi, pippa. >> hey, tyler.oss the board today in energy markets with chinese demand fears still hitting prices but a bullish inventory report is limiting the down side. u.s. stockpiles decreased by 5.4 million barrels last week against estimates of a 1.25 million barrel draw. now, distillate stockpiles, which includes diesel and heating oil, did rise last week. but inventory is still 15% below the five-year average and the iea warning this week about that tight diesel markets ahead of the february 5th deadline when the eu ban on russian products will go into effect. the paris-based agency saying competition for non-russian diesel barrels will be fierce. let's check on prices. wti down 1 1/3% at 85.76 with brent crude down 1% right around $93. and energy stocks are the worst performers today, with nat gas names eqt and cotera leading those declines tyler? >> pippa, thanks very much let's move on now to advance auto parts the stock the biggest laggard on the s&p. on pace for its worst day since 2017 after it miss

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-hey, tyler.firing line" and voice of the wing of the republican party that doesn't only speak in tongues margaret hoover. thanks for joining us, margaret. -great to be here. -so, margaret, republicans caused a million or so covid deaths. and fast-forward -- now vaccine skeptic marjorie taylor greene is next in line for house speaker. everything worked out, huh? -republicans are cautiously optimistic going into the midterms, and that goes for the house republicans and it goes for the republicans in the senate. of course, there are two very different types of republicans. the republicans in the house will be a different set of republicans. if they win the majority, there will be a larger number of republicans who you might agree with, the kind that don't choose to certify elections. -so rational republicans. -and that's not great for democracy. but there will be some republicans hopefully returning to the senate who do believe in democracy, voted to hold donald trump accountable, like lisa murkowsk

tyler, over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> talk retail.ll we consumers spent a record $9.1 billion online shopping during black friday this according to adobe analytics. overall online sales up 2.3% year over year with electronics and toys the big winner. in-person shopping up 2.9% according to these numbers our next guest says it was a disappointing start for the holidays for most retailers. ceo of storch advisers and former toys "r" us chairman and sheo welcome. good to have you with us a couple questions number one, those 2.3% online spending gains, 2.9% that we just referenced there. are those inflation adjusted or just mooved up because things cost more? >> not inflation adjusted and these sales are record-setting only in the sense they're $1 higher than last year but below the trend of retail sales the last three months and certainly below the online sales they've been up in double digits the last couple months like 12% last no and total retail up 8% year over year we look at the way the numbers are. so 2% is below trend for the inte

tyler? >> thank you while it is easy to focus on all the downbeat data, it is good to look for the green chutes. this week we did get a few inflation came in a little bit weaker than expected retail sales a little bit better than predicted as were some retail earnings existing home sales not so great. but they weren't as bad as feared mortgage rates fell hard for some reason. washington once again divided. the government, that's the market's favorite outcome most of the time, according to conventional wisdom. and super hawkish fed speak didn't crush the market. goldman sachs says a recession may be avoidable are things maybe not as bad as we feared? let's bring in a is as bad as we fear, richard bernstein. so, now, i wonder how you process all of that -- which i just said, which points to maybe things that are a little better than had been expected up against your thought that interest rates are actually going to go higher and stay there longer than the consensus. >> yeah, well, tyler, you a

tyler? >> all right morgan, the countdown is on to the fed decision the central bank likely to approve what will be a fourth consecutive three quarters of a point hike but what does the fed do next? well, it depends in part on how rising wages feed into inflation. tow day we learn that demand for workers remains strong job openings in september surged totalling 10.7 million that was above estimates and it comes despite fed efforts to loosen up a tight labor market so will the fed have to keep hiking until the job market cools? james is economic policy analyst at the american enterprise institute. cnbc contributor and mike console is the director of macroeconomic analysis at the roosevelt institute. welcome, gentlemen let's talk about really the big question here is whether the fed can engineer what is called a soft landing nerd, they can slow inflation, slow the economy so it's not so overheated but not, you know, create such job loss as to create distress in the economy >> yeah. i think we

cnbc news update >> yeah, hey, tyler and contessa this could be a mess in buffalo.ight, winter starting with a vengeance. parts of pennsylvania and new york are about to get crushed with snow. buffalo may get up to five feet beginning tonight. a state of emergency has been declared in 11 counties. >> in arizona, defeated republican kari lake has refused to concede the race for arizona governor she's assembling lawyers and evidence of election irregularities nbc news and others have called the votes for katie hobbs. >> a big win for fishermen and native american tribes in california regulators have approved the largest dam removal project ever $500 million demolition project will take down four dams on the california river, opens up hundreds of miles of salmon habitat. the dam's hydroelectric power units are outdated and seen as no longer needed to return the river to its free flowing state in more than 100 years contessa, i know you went to syracuse five feet of snow for you is like spring. >> i might go out wearing my high heeled sandals. no problem >> brine, thank

men's national team captain tyler adams. >> tyler, thank you so much for being here.uld have wanted to talk about the game first, which i'm sure you want to talk about the game first. let me just say you made us so proud as americans in that press conference for not only talking about the greatness of america and how we are moving forward as a country even with our past and even with our mistakes, but also the grace that you showed and even apologizing to this guy who obviously was trying to set you off. i know it's not as exciting talking about a press conference as a world cup game, but we wanted to start by thanking you for that. tell us how it felt yesterday, how magical it was on the pitch. >> thank you so much for having me. it's great to see you both. yeah, listen, you know, first on the press conference, obviously it's part of the job and you have to deal with that, but it's just important that everyone knows there's so much room for growth in our country, of course. just in general, as long as you're educating yourself and trying to make progress, that's the

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tyler. >> there goes oil. as brian pointed out, oil stocks moving, as well. >>> is wall street simply out of touch? the massive tech sell-off sent many stocks sinking well below the street's ever-bullish estimates. crowdstrike's average price target on the street is 71% above its current price level. zoominfo's is 73% above. tesla, 77% below its target. warner brothers discovery also priced below its target price on the street look at mongodb, the platform for developers average price target of $311 a share. that's 111% above its youcurren value. how about that, mong omongodb. remember the song? brian would know let's bring in jessica of options play good to have you here. are the stocks priced right, or is wall street just wrong? >> such an interesting question. so to add a layer to that, tyler, i lover to look at next year's estimates of earnings per share versus revenue growth and earnings per share growth and pe ratios to give an indication if it is overvaluation or what the hype is. pulling from the list,

all eyes on tyler's town tonight. not be part of it. he says he's devastated to miss out with a knee injury. it's understood manager gareth southgate deemed it too big a risk to take the chelsea defender, but it adds further selection headache with england right back kyle walker also injured.former england striker alan shearer is concerned about england's defensive dilemna. he's got some big decisions to make in terms of his 11 and what he starts and what system is get a play. i think it slightly easier for him with being able to have a squad of 26 rather then 23. so if have those extra players in the air, we have got wanted to injuries, which he has to make a call on. maybe two or three of his players that he has to make those decisions on having played for six or seven weeks. so yeah, he's got important decisions to make. but with the success that england have had in the last two tournaments, in terms of getting to work up some of final and getting to the final of the last tournament we all want england to go that o

during this press conference you will here from police detective tyler horn. you will also hear from antioch police detective john cox. you'll also hear from the father of alexis, mr. glenn gabe. at the conclusion of each of our presentations, we will open the conference up to some questions and answers. after the q&a draws to an end, i will have spanish interpreters, in the event any of our spanish speaking media partners want to ask questions. we will not redo the whole conference in spanish, but if there are specific questions, we will make that accommodation for you. we are going to be discussing some very sensitive and hurtful information today. i want to make sure that all the things we discuss are done so with grace and out of respect for the gabe family. i realize the story of alexis has been reported on certain nationwide outlets. i want to primarily address our local community. the oakland community has come together for alexis in the past few months and oakland community has absolutely served the gabe family with dedicated service. my family has had

in trump administration, tyler what are you watching what sticks out to you? certainly as always be keen to hear larry later in the day i agree with stephanie there may be big benchmark revisions, 2023 probably won't change much in month-to-month change could be overall level shift i think what stands out to me that there is a lot of inertia in labor market slow moving, when you have a continued recovery in the services sector of the u.s. economy you are going to get a lot of forward momentum in labor market a lot of inertia because services mostly u.s. economy below where they would otherwise be had we continued pre-pandemic pace i this is what is what we saw in this report a lot of jobs add in service sector related to activity like healthcare, and i think that is going to continue for a little bit longer. dagen: . >> eric freedman, what are you watching what have you found in this report that jumps out? also i do want to take a look at two year and 10-year treasury yields. because this would on the surface, stephanie talked about household survey but this d

godspeed tyler adams. >> godspeed, tyler adadams. proud as i was watching the u.s.or more pride in watching tyler's answer. just a great moment of american pride to see, again, his response. how diplomatic he was. how graceful he was. even was an aggressive questioner who obviously the iraqi-iran state apologized for pronouncing iran. i might have said, apologize for my annunciation if you apologize for your regime shooting young girls in the street, but he didn't do that. far more diplomatic than i would have been. finally, roger, before we let you go, and thank you so much for doing this. it means the world to us, but before we let you go, let's talk about england. thought it was fascinating that the u.s. actually squared up very well against england. i'm curious, though. they won the group. still have to be a favorite to get pretty far, but what are their prospects? >> you know, english fans only have two gears, which are, we're going to win the world cup! and he's a witch! they kind of ricochet between both of those. it's always either glory or dom. just had the

. >>> i'm tyler mathisen, along with morgan brennan. here's what's ahead, stocks having a hard time figuring out what to do after the huge rally. is the fed going to take their foot off the brakes. are valuations cheap enough, especially in big tech, and the other shoe falls for that company called ftx probably not going to see that on umpire's shirts next year in major league baseball. sam bankman-fried out as ceo, resigning. the process now to figure out what went wrong. still in the early stages, but does it fgive crypto, morgan, a permanent black eye. >> that's one of the questions being asked right now. o i'm morgan brennan. stocks are mixed the dow is down fractionally back towards the flat line, about 31 points. the nasdaq is higher by 1.9% powered higher by tech yet again. the nasdaq and s&p both on pace for their best week in five months i should also note that the s&p is up 9/10 of 1%, moving closer to the 4,000 mark. again, amazon and alphabet hired today, up 10% on the week. check out meta that's up more than 25% so far this

i believe we have a sound bite from tyler adams on his response there.re you go. um you know one thing that i've learned especially from living abroad in the past years and having to fit in in different cultures and kind of assimilate into different cultures, hummus that in the us where we're continuing to make progress every single day, you know, growing up for me. i was i grew up in a in a white family with and obviously an african american listening. more progress could be done once again, referring to the reporter correcting his pronunciation of iran, he, along with coach burke halter made clear their focus. today is not on politics but playing a tough match against their opponents. now joining me this morning is mr mike get is from the oakland routes. you are the chief purpose. officer here. we thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks james. let's talk about this a little bit here. uh we often hear from greg and the team mates. um, no politics for this match. how feasible is that? you have all these headlines coming around that they've

the us captain tyler items responded to l captain tyler items responded to that question very diplomaticallyhaimaa there was always going to be a level of friction between these two sides. iran beat them at france 98. neither made it out of the group then, but there is a lot at stake tonight. with all that is going on, what would that mean for iran? look the noises are almost figurative and literal. there the political noise and the noise all around us as fans make their way in. i could hear iran chance. i could hear usa chance. so many flags are coming today both usa and iran. fans coming today both usa and iran. fans coming togetherfrom coming today both usa and iran. fans coming together from both sides. coming today both usa and iran. fans coming togetherfrom both sides. it does feel friendly. when you look at some funds you wouldn't have realised this this is one of the most politically charged games in the workup. very few games are as all emblematic of when geopolitics and sports collide. this will mean history for iran if they win. this would mean that they could get through the grou

thank you, tyler. >> thank you so much. >> his poise.se. >> 23. 23 years old. >> all right. >>> well coming up, an urgent fbi alert about a scam that cost older americans nearly a quarter of a billion dollars last year alone. >>> and the stunning new details about the delphi murders with court documents unsealed. dan abrams and brad garrett are here to break it down. >>> first back to ginger with the weather. >> new storm, whit, seattle has had almost an inch of snow in a winter storm warning. everybody down to mammoth lakes in california. you can see this is just north of seattle. that video. but that new storm not only comes in with all the other winter storm warnings from montana down into the sierra but a quick look, more than 48 inches. local weather in 30 seconds. >> i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew with your accuweather forecast. dry today. we'll find increasing clouds as the afternoon goes on. mid 50's to low 60's. but we do have stormy weather coming in here overnight tonight. it's a level two, a moderate storm on the storm impact s

thank you for joining us, senator. >> lovely to be here, tyler.ator, please say the rhetoric is out of control, whether it's republicans or baby-eating globalist democrats who must be stopped by any means necessary. >> so obviously we've had a rise in antisemitism, in bigotry, in racism and homophobia. um, a lot of the increase happened under president trump's watch. uh, obviously he didn't create racism and homophobia and antisemitism, but he definitely poured fuel on the fire. >> he would have if he wanted! >> and, uh, president biden has worked very hard to try to cool tensions to try to bring this country back together again. he wants to heal the soul of our nation. >> we're conveniently forgetting that crazed liberals forced ted cruz to leave a restaurant mid-meal. is it not an equivalent form of violence to have to eat a seafood tower from a doggy bag? >> oh, yeah. let's not forget all those people who had to watch him eat it. >> exactly. >> you know, this is just a random act of violence in nancy pelosi's crime-ridden san francisco. and the

guest: john tyler is another. in addition to ohio, virginia is known is known as the mother of presidents. we have all of them pictured in our front room. william henry harrison, running with john tyler. william henry harrison, after only 30 days as president, passed away. it used to be people said probably from pneumonia because he gave a long inaugural address in the cold rain and people said he got cold, wet and got pneumonia. that is probably not true, though. i am a doctor of political science, not medicine, but i did a program recently for the white house historical association. we had a scholar who is an expert on how william harry that she william henry harrison guide . they think he died of typhus because of poor sewage handling in washington, d.c. that is an example of john tyler not getting the nomination and being upset. truman had a bit of a run in his own right in 1948 after he had served most of franklin roosevelt's fourth term. 1952, truman was grandfathered into the constitutional amendment which

peloton 13% higher tyler? >> thank you very much i i'll do an afternoon workout >> sure. >> i need to hitting hills. now to the bond market, yields are collapsing, the 10-year down 31 basis points, almost a third of a percentage point today. rick santelli has the action yields down, prices up, rick >> a historic day with the intraday moves and it started in my opinion with the year-over-year numbers on sfefkally core cpi it came in at 6.3%, which is below the 6.6%, which was the highest since '82. the reason i'm showing the chart is, listen, i'm not casting duet -- doubt on the rally or the big moves, but it didn't come down that much and we need to be cognizant of that. look at a 2-year note on an interday perspective what a drop. it's on pace for a two-week low close. it doesn't end there a chart of 10s they're trading currently right around 3.85. we all know it was over 4% before the number came out it's on pace for a one-month low yield close. and finally, how did that affect the recession spread well, in

tyler, i want you to take a listen. president biden was asked by 2024. let's listen. >> mister president, how we are 2024 conversations going? >> we are not having any, we are celebrating. >> i mean, i think we've all sort of been watched through the presidents timeline here. he wants in time with jill. they want to talk about it as a family. they want to come back and you can answer. to have a sense though of timeline and does it tell us something that you have governor california coming out and saying. yet again, i'm committed not running against the president? >> yeah, it is possible that he was just referring to the potential conversations in nantucket this week where he is celebrating thanksgiving with his family. my colleague michael shear and i reported that starting in september. joe and joe biden, along with a very small group of aides have been meeting in the residence to start planning out a potential 2024 presidential campaign. i can ensure you that they are starting to have those conversations. but i think the reason that there is a lot of a

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tyler brown of capitol grille in southall. tandy wilson of city house.e distinguished pat martin of martin's barbecue joint. sundays are often spent here at pat's house -- friends, family kicking back and drinking beer and cooking over the fire pits. all these chefs pride themselves on celebrating local, seasonal, southern ingredients, and close relationships with farmers and food producers from the area. those are 90-day aged ribeyes from nearby bear creek farm slowly cooking there, and they're gonna be topped off with oyster mushrooms and bourbon soy, and some nice runny eggs and garlic. grits, well, of course. these are called greasy beans, pressure canned in saltwater then heated up with pork fat, so i'm not hating that, for sure. there's also homemade ricotta served with a cold smoked sausage and roasted acorn squash. >> pat: you better get it, friend. because if you don't, you're screwed, man. everybody gets an egg. everybody cool with that? >> anthony: oh, hell yeah. it's a must. >> tandy: doesn't really matter what i'm eating if i'm eating outdoo

one witness, brianna tyler told us there were maybe 10 or 15 people inside that room at the time that this shooting occurred, including her. she's an employee there. the brianna tyler told us she had been previously warned by other employees to, quote, look out for andre bing, that he is the kind of person that would write up people for very little reason, who was just someone who always had some kind of an issue around him, some kind of a controversy there at the store. she gave an account that was really riveting of what happened to her there. she said that the shooter came in and just started opening fire on people in that break room, that he had no ekts xpression os face. he was not firing on anyone in particular. he was turning and firing at people indiscriminately. he looked her right in the eye and fired at her but that a bullet just whised by her head and then he left the room. at that point she scrambled out of the room, just a riveting account from brianna tyler who lost a friend in that shooting who died right next to her in that room. we have reached out to walmart for som

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he didr. >> better! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade, divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. >> but the guys were really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought -- >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice today that rising corn prices are forcing them to find

the show this year. >> jimmy: who is tyler playing on the show?e, i love the show if you ever have anything, i'd love to do it. we cast him as jesus. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you cast him as jesus? >> yes. >> jimmy: the talking vagina. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you've got jesus. >> yes. and the apple brooch, the three pillars of society. >> jimmy: do you get that a lot, people say, i want to be on? >> yes, it's nice. jack mac brair and craig robinson, the show early on, if you have anything fun on the show, i'd love to be part of it. >> jimmy: what rules did you give those guys? >> jack and craig play my two pubes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tyler is jesus, jack and craig are pubes? >> yeah, it's all biased on -- it's all based on instagram followers. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: do viewers of the show, fans of the show, stop you and go, when i was going through puberty this happened, maybe you should -- >> yeah, people will tell me their puberty stories. people also -- i have a stand-up special out called "little big boy" on netflix. >> jimmy: that is

i need to introduce deputy city supervisor tyler palmer. tyler. sorry. good afternoon. i'm tyler palmer. i'm with the city of moscow. i'm here on behalf of the mayor, the city council and moscow city administration. the loss of kaylee, madison, xana and ethan has brought a lot of sorrow and anger to our community. we're marshalling all resources for law enforcement professionals as they work to assure the safety of every member of this community and find the person or people responsible for this. the outpouring of support, kindness and genuine empathy locally and even globally has been a humbling reminder that those that want to help far outnumber those that want to hurt. we take some solace in that. to all of you that have reached out, sent letters and cards, provided food for those working around the clock on this investigation and offered other resources, we thank you sincerely. these continued acts of charity and humanity remind us why we live in this tight knit caring community. the city of moscow is committed to seeing this investigation to a successful end and we

tyler was the star. i was riding his coat tails.ill doing all right. it's great to see you. we showed that clip partly because you talked to larry david for this book. what was that like? >> that was so much fun. i wanted an angle on bill buckner that hadn't been explored too much. larry david is not known for sentiment. and yet he redeemed, in a way, bill buckner on a national stage, right? he was able to have buckner make the catch and be the hero in new york city instead of the opposite, and so he talked about editing that piece and how it really brought him to tears almost just because buckner, there was a sincerity about buckner, he had to live with that for so long. he handled it well. >> one of the most moving moments in fenway, buckner came back to throw out the first pitch, the entire place erupted and i don't know if there was a dry eye in the house. >> in the lot of ways that was comedy, "curb your enthusiasm," that larry david gave buckner that moment to be redeemed in front of the world. buckner had to live with that, a

but debt ceiling matters to the markets. >> you're exactly right, tyler all of this other stuff. whether it's congressional oversight. impeachment, even a small government shut down that's noise in the short-term the real concern for the markets would be if in the second half of this year when the debt ceiling is set to expire or move beyond, have to be raised, it could really cause problems in the market, and so we're looking at if it's just the house that turns, that could be real problematic as far as the debt ceiling negotiation because it would be the house republicans working with the senate, democrats and biden. if it's the house and senate, you're going to have mcconnell involved, senator mcconnell is experienced in this, able to strike the deal with obama in 2011 if it's just the house, you get a little dicey. >> andy, thank you very much we shall see we'll know a little more tonight and a lot more by the end of the week andy blocker of invesco, we thank you. >>> tune into cnbc's special business on the ballot coverage. that starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we'll dis

i'm not done tyler -- i was with tyler the other day on the 2:00., tyler? >> big boo-yah from california, how are you doing jim? >> doing fine, how are you >> caller: doing great so i got shares in 2020 around 362 actually i'm referring some friends a few weeks later i reported quarter three earnings and within a month it was 850, quarter four brought it up to 12 last year we topped out at 3312 and since then i've been getting more shares on dips and now we're back to $30 and reported good earnings again a few days ago. does mro -- >> march tathon is good. marathon is good join the investment club superior to marathon but marathon is a good company roy in new york, roy >> caller: what's up roy from the bronx boo-yah. >> boo-yah, roy, what is happening? >> caller: hey, jim, i have a question about the nike stock. >> yeah, nike is interesting because it reflects almost no upside from china other than today china reopening and a lot of downside. i don't think buying nike here is that bad. i don't like to buy anything up five is the problem. that's not

. >> i think we should put pete and tyler up. >> tyler is super handy too. >> i like it.all you want. >> do you think it is moms always renting or do you think it is a family thing? >> he is a cutie. >> hearing husband in that makes me think like hmmm. >> that is creative. >> definitely creative. >> i wonder if it takes a toll on things that need to be done around the house. >> but they're bringing money in, so it is offset. >> he quit his job to be a dad but it is now a full business which is amazing. >> impressive. >> i love it. >> pete gets honey do lists from neighbors. our sweet neighbor next door, hi, she watches every morning, she'll be like can you do this for us? hang a picture, take her garbage cans out. he is that guy in the neighborhood. so i think we are on to something. >> do it right here in the bay, g. >>> tropical storm nicole is hitting florida. next, we'll bring a closer look at the damage from the storm. >>> this race hasn't been officially called for the san francisco district >>> control of congress remains undecided now two days since mid-term elect

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part two of my conversation with tyler perry. - one thing my father gave to me is the man had the mostpid work ethic i've ever seen in my life. rain, sleet, snow, hurricanes, lightning, he was going. even though we don't speak, he gets a check every month. i bought him a house in saint carol because he... i'm giving him exactly what he gave me. - right. - financially, we were never hungry and the lights were never off, right? so i give him that. coming from that place, watching his work ethic, i definitely have that 'cause i don't know what kind of man i would have been had i seen a man that didn't work. - [mike] more with tyler perry coming up right now. - love and respect with killer mike is made possible by: cadillac. monster energy. ledger. and by, the ressler gertz family foundation. together we are proud to bring more love and respect into our collective conversation.

this kansas pooch was a real lifesaver, tyler says.tbull monroe came to the rescue after a fire broke out in his home sunday. tyler had fallen asleep while watching football, but monroe saved the day by getting him out of bed. she didn't even hesitate. she knew something was wrong and she had to get me out of there, and that's what she did. she jumped on the bed and just instantly was like nudging my head and whining and like, you know, like a cry kind of like, um, whimper that fire is being blamed on a propane tank explosion. well now to another record breaking debut for netflix. the adams family has been off wednesday now holds the record for the most hours viewed in a single week of any english language netflix tv show ever in its first week, the supernatural series raped racked up more than 341 million hours that shattered the previous record held by stranger things for i have contributed to that it is amazing. i'm going to be a convert. i'm going to have to start watching that. based on your recommendation. you definitely will. al

contessa and tyler >> thank you very much >>> ahead on "power lunch.esla's breakdown, the stock sinking today, down 44% this year, dropping way below the trillion dollar market cap it hit a year ago. >>> disney and roblox miss on earnings ♪ i was having relationship issues with my old bank. it was just take, take, take. so i moved to sofi checking and savings. get up to 3.00% interest, and earn up to $250 when you set up direct deposit. xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say get up to 3.00% interest, and earn up to $250 "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks, your rewards. . >>> we have about 90 minutes left in the trading day. we want to get you caught up on the markets. stocks down about 535 down on the

tyler? >> with the major averaging still off double digits, the mega cap tech companies, they're sinking again. so, does this signal capitulation for the bear market let's bring? j.c. o'hara. you say this is not that why do you say that? and why do you think it is so important that these stocks, the microsofts, apples, teslas, am zones bottom ounce dramatically before we can say the forward is in >> well, tyler, over the las year, you know, investors' focus has been on downside risk, what can go wrong there comes a point in every bear market or every single, where investors need to pivot their thinking i think we're approaching that point in this current cycle. why do i say that? how do we know we're at that potential pivot? when we go back and study bear markets, you know, one common characteristic of all bear marks is you need to see the largeers, strongest stocks out there you need to see those names become completely washed out, the high le speculative names, that's typical the first to

there is a woman whose is a survivor, briana tyler and told abc news this was a manager she had been told, quote, look out for because there was always something going on with him just having an issue with someone, end quote. briana tyler gathered with co-workers in a break room on tuesday night for their shift, that she looked up and her manager opened the door. at that point they saw the shooter opening fire, he wasn't aiming at anyone specifically according to her and did not say anything as he moved around the room shooting at people. quote, he looked directly at me but luckily he missed my head by an inch or two telling abc news this was a manager that she was told to look out for because there was always an issue with him. police filled in a couple of other gaps, police saying that this shooter used a pistol in this attack. not aware of any other weapons that he used. the time frame from when first 911 calls came out at 10:12:00 p.m. eastern time to the time police entered the building, four minutes, entered at 10:16 p.m. eastern time and secured the building as safe at 11:20 b

joining us now, white house reporter for the "washington post" tyler pager. tyler, good morning. runoff, coming in mid-december. how are gop leaders relying to trump just plowing through, forwarding, going through with the announcement. >>> a lot of effort to keep trump from announcing his re-election bid for months. even before the midterms, there was some anxiety within the party he would barrel forward with this announcement. as you said, some effort in reasons days to try to push it off even longer. i think some resign. members, leaders in the gop who realized they could not do much more to keep him from announcing. they held him off before midterms and with the georgia runoff, little that they had leverage to keep him from announcing, but there's some frustration with the former president, and we're seeing for the first, for the first time in a lot of ways republican leaders speaking out against the former president after the republicans suffered some significant electoral losses in the midterms. we'll see whether that translates into some real open rebellion within the part

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in 1844, john tyler, democrat, ran for president. that year, he was aboard the naval vessel, the uss in 1844, john tyler, democrat, ran for president. that year, he was aboard the naval vessel, the uss princeton, when a massive -- killing two cabinet secretaries who were talk -- at the time, purely through good fortune, the president had been below deck and was spared. had he not been spared, because there was no vice president, ppd at the time, senator william magnum of the -- party came close to becoming the active president. this would've meant the -- change of partisan control of the executive branch. in 1865, following the assassination of president abraham lincoln, democrat, andrew johnson, was elevated to the presidency. just weeks afterward, and with no vice president, johnson became seriously ill. he was so sick, in fact, that his secretary of state and secretary of war were sent to scramble, to try to find the ppp, scrambling. the ppp was senator -- who was a republican. the problem was that at the time, foster was -- new m

who we talked a little bit about how john tyler, ended up in baptism of fire? was it simply an accident? guest: it was an accidental presidency, and that is the reason that he was in "baptism by fire." this was a series of presidencies or presidents that were faced with unprecedented crises. and john tyler, our 10 president faced an unprecedented crisis, which we had never seen the death of an incumbent president until john tyler was vice president and william henry harrison died after a month in office. so there is very little in the constitution that states what the vice president's powers are after he becomes president upon the assassination -- or the death, rather, other than incumbent. so we didn't know what to do. john tyler believed firmly that he had the power that his predecessor had, and many believed it was his responsibility to uphold the policies of william henry harrison. he believed he was his own man. and i think that is a very, very important precedent. no, john tyler is not one of our great presidents, but he does take the presidency during an