>> that kristi did it. >> tyler? tyler? tyler, why? son, look at me. did you for real do that or are you just telling them that? >> we both did it. >> and at that point i just became sick. i was just sick. i said, tyler, do you know what this means? and he said, yes, ma'am. and i was like, do you know that they can do anything they want to with you now? oh, god, come here. tyler, tyler, look at me. stand up and talk to me, son. >> i can't stand up, momma. i think that's just what popped in my head, sounded like a great excuse to not stand up and face her. >> could y'all leave us in here a minute by ourselves. i don't understand. >> mom, i can't. >> i knew that if i could make him look me in the face that if he was guilty of this, i would see it. and i would feel it. and he knew it too. >> okay, son. your mom went back outside. you want to stop talking now? >> i went out to get a phone so i could get ahold of an attorney. that's where i was headed. i thought that maybe if i had an attorney present they could work it out, do whatever they do and we could

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>> reporter: well, tyler, $15.4 billion. that was one big number in this report, and first the revenue generated from google website was up about 25%. neil doshey covers alphabet and says that's important because that includes some of the main sources of revenue for this company so google.com, youtube, mobile apps. it just shows, he says, the strength that have ad business. i'll also point out, tyler, that heading into this print there was some concern about the impact of brexit on this business. remember, company generates an estimated 10% of revenue from the uk, but i did have a chat with the company when the earnin, and they tell me they are seeing no impact from brexit. at least not yet. back to you, tyler. >> josh lipton in san francisco, thanks. >>> amazon also powered through estimates reporting its fifth straight quarterly profit. the world's biggest online retailer saw strong growth in its cloud business and an increase in subscriptions for its prime program. the company earned $1.78 a share. estimates were for $1.1

>> that's right, tyler. that's a lot of what we talked about the idea all this media coverage on the scandal and not as much focus on the science. >> let's turn to news coming out of the als world, which is otherwise known as lou gehrig's disease. we all remember the ice bucket challenge brought in a tremendous amount of money, and now there may be a genetic breakthrough here. tell us about it. >> this is pretty exciting news. a lot of us took the ice bucket challenge. remember, this raised a lot of money for the als association and als research. now two years later that looks like it's already translated into something pretty significant. researchers have sequenced the genomes of a lot of als patients and found similarities among some of them. turns out variants are found in at least 3% of the population of als patients they looked at. so this is years off from potentially translating into something medically helpful, but people are very hopeful about this advance. >> meg, thank you very much. meg tirrell f

>> well, hey, good evening, tyler. thank you. i think that's exactly right. the question or the tricky question. it's reflecting a little bit of a strengthening economy. you do have a better labor market. you do have some signs of improvement. analysts are expecting corporate profits to rebound in the second half. year so that's good news, but i think the bigger driver, really the biggest driver of asset prices today is what's happening cen banks and you have these lower and lower interest rates. you have people expecting as just reported on the bank of england to cut at the next meeting. the ecb is likely to become more accommodative which will drop interest rates. the bank of japan is expected to drop interest rates, and all that have when that happens, it pushes interest rates lower across globally which then pushes up stock prices so if you look today, you know, the s&p is trading at 20 times earnings which hasn't happened since 2009. i think they are very frothy. >> you were talking about all of these things that could happen, but they haven't happened y

equities, tyler. i couldn't agree more with ron though. >> you're the first person in my whole life -- >> a key development here is that the fed is off the table this year. we think it's low for long. we think maybe one rate hike in the next 12 months. this gdp print only confirms the fact this is not an economy strong enough to withstand a rate hike. >> and yet, steve, the meeting of the fed on wednesday everybody was talking about how there's a rate hike is back on the table. >> everybody was wrong. what can you do? i think they misread it. i think they thought it was way more hawkish than it was. i think if the fed wanted to tell you a hike was coming in september, they have my phone number, they have any number of ways they can say that. i want to create one issue for investors. economists went into this gdp number here thinking it was going ton to be 2.5, not because they're stupid. because the source data going in, the individual reports still point to a 2% economy. and i think you have a big is

i'll see you monday, tyler. >> see you monday. >> tyler is still here. back after the break. my mom loves givinmedvic she even givese advice... ...about my toothpaste and mouthwash. she said "jen,o pro with crt o-health advanced." advanc healthier gums. she said "jen,o pro with crt o-health advanced." nd stronger eth fromay one. usint toothphpte and mouthwash makes my... ...w mouth feel awes d my teeth are stronger too. and mouthwash makes my... crt-prheal ad... ...isuperior tcolgattotatoo. .in es5 areasdentists check is check up? sgo. ...igo pro with crestotatoo. .in esprhealth advanced.eck m's right...agn! >>> just little more than seven hours before donald trump officially accepts the nomination tonight, tyler. can he look presidential enough? can he sway the many doubters in the republican party that he's the guy they should vote for in november? >> most interesting thing you have seen all week, michelle? >> oh, oh. the ted cruz moment last night that was unbelievable. the booing and just -- i mean, these are normally very staid people. as larry said, republicans for good

tyler cowen, nice to have you on the show. scarlet: late trading, we speak with a cfo and next. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton, this is your first word news update, breaking news live from turkey. ane turkish president erdog speaking to parliament and his security team, saying in the wake of last year -- last week's failed coup attempt, he is issuing a three-month state of emergency. again, a three-month state of emergency will be imposed in turkey following the failed coup attempt on friday as you have no doubt heard. thousands of people are either being held in detention, or asked to resign from their positions both in academia, following this coup. also, u.s. secretary of state john kerry saying the u.s. would not be extraditing a muslim cleric that was living here in the united states that turkish authorities have blamed for inciting the failed coup. secretary kerry saying there is no proof or evidence that the coup was led by mr. gulam. thisll continue to follow story and bring you more developments as soon as we get them.

i'm tyler mathisen. it may take a while before the uk officially cuts ties with the eu, but it could be feeling some economic pain before then. steve liesman is here with the results of a cnbc fed survey, steve. >> yeah, tyler, it's very important because while it seems like brexit is so far in the past right now, it is certainly animating the attitude of our response to our cnbc fed survey about the federal reserve and current policy. take a look here at we asked the question in the next 12 months what's the probability of recession, 55.1% for the united kingdom was the average among 43 respondents. that's very high. 38% for the european union. just 22% for the u.s. and i want you to think about the next couple slides in context of what amounts to essentially a free ride for the u.s. all right, now, take a look at this one the likelihood of other countries leaving the eu because of brexit, 73% say it increases the chance. so that's a possibility that it could hurt the european union. but what about the

hi, michelle. >> hi there, tyler. the countdown is on to hillary clinton's big speech, and all week leading up to her big night, speakers have been making the case that donald trump is unfit to serve. last night, michael bloomberg took his wax at the fellow new york billionaire. >> i'm a new yorker, and i know a con when i see one. >> here, another new york billionaire, mark lazri, $13 billion hedge fund, where chelsea clinton once worked. good to have you here. >> a pleasure. thank you for having me. >> we're using the stick mics in case katy perry starts singing again. chelsea clinton worked for you. she's got to make a speech for you. is she going to have what it takes to deliver votes to her mother? >> yes, i think what you're going to find, she's exceptionally bright. she's a great speaker. phenomenal human being. i think you're going to find a phenomenal speech. >> if speech have done any searches on the dnc wikileaks, your name comes up. not your e-mail, but you're referred to. >> i am. >> you're on a list of p

in 2010, tyler died by suicide. he was 18-years-old. i've made i haven't made a decin never change or correct. a decision that not only affected tyler but also our entire family and others who knew and loved him. we will forever be missing a part of our family. our family will never be whole again into the simple pleasures of family time together are not single anymore. reality and special dividend is unbearable because he's missing and part of us is missing. as much as we would like to go back and change the actions the result is we can't. instead, we decided to move forward and work to change attitudes of people who think that the actions of setting up the camera were sending out say join in and what the show are acceptable because those are not acceptable actions. that's why we started the foundation to put an end to bullying in schools, workplaces and communities. as an organization, the tyler clemente foundation has initiated several programs based on the story as well as partnerships to provide anti-bullying research information a

i'm tyler mathisen. donald trump met with congressional republicans yesterday in an effort to build stronger relationships with the gop, but did he? john harwood is live in washington with the answer. john, what is the answer? >> well, tyler, look, by coming to washington yesterday and meeting with house members and senators, donald trump showed he's bending partly to the conventions of presidential politics as we've come to understand them, but only partly. he had a fairly smooth meeting in the house of representatives with house members. he was introduced by our friend larry kudlow, cnbc contributor trying to rally the party behind him. but there were tense moments in that meeting with the senate that donald trump didn't like very much, in particular he had an exchange that was difficult with jeff flake, the senator from arizona, who stood up for his senate colleague from arizona, john mccain, the famed vietnam war veteran. here is jeff flake on that exchange. >> you don't talk about somebody who spent

court. >> hi there, tyler. so tom brady is giving up fighting the nfl on his four-game suspension related to defla deflategate, in a message posted to his facebook page, the new england patriot quarterback says in part it's been a challenging 18 months i've made the decision to no longer proceed with the legal process. i'm going to work hard to be the best player i can for the new england patriots. brian, back to you. >> courtney, thank you very much. >>> meantime, shares of herbalife are soaring right now. today's gains pushing the stock up 25% this year. the company settling with regulators. but was today's sentiment really high? good news for the company, many unanswered questions which herb greenberg will try to answer next. romantic moments can happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms

>> hey there, tyler. we're watching on the floor here as they're starting to do rehearsals for tonight. we just saw newt gingrich out there getting ready for his speech. standing by i'm very happy to say two of my colleagues are here, kelly evans and carl quintanilla. they're going to join us to chat. sarah fagan along as well to discuss the hits, runs and errors so far, what needs to be achieved tonight if donald trump wants to win. and a lot more as "power lunch" continues live from cleveland and the republican national convention. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a fr

i guess my point here, tyler, is i'm not bearish. i'm just saying oil has it to behave, interest rates have to behave, and the dollar have to behave on top of those global economy doing well. maybe it will happen, but it's a pretty tall order. back to you. >> and bob pisani has to behave. which we'll take care of. >> nah. >>> s&p hitting new highs, hopes for earnings season. are we on the verge of a market breakout? are we in it? joining us is scott clemens, chief investment strategist and matt roddy, gentlemen, welcome. scott, let me begin by asking you. bob just sort of outlined everything that has to go right in terms of earnings even though we're at 21, what is it? 2130 something or 2140 on the s&p 500. a lot of people are saying that kind of feels to them like the top for the year. what do you think? >> it does feel a little bit pricey. and it does for a lot of the reasons bob laid out. there's no question that sentiment has turned for the better. a good jobs report, brexit wasn't the immediate catastrophe we thought it was. et

i'm tyler mathisen. mcdonald's will expand its all-day breakfast menu this fall to include more options like mcgriddles. the update will also include a new natial menu. shares of mcdonald's down a little bit at former facebo chief technology officer and current clip ceo bret taylor to the company's board of directors. shares of twitter up a little bit today, a nickel to exact at $17.19. the u.s. biotech company medivation has rejected sanofi's improved $58 takeover bid. this follows sanofi's previous bid of $52.50 per share, that was in april. shares of medivation right now up41 cents at $6. sanofi down at $41.04. melissa. >>> all right, ty, let's look at consumer staples, more specifically household products companies. all hitting all-time highs yesterday and clorox todayverga stock up on the names, or is with boston advisors, his firm owns all three stocks. chief strategist in the bear camp on these names, great to have you with . michael, i'm going to start with you. when i look at a stock like kimber

john. >> sorry, tyler, did you just come to me? >> you're on, john. >> breaking news. >> sorry. >> that's quite all right. >> i just wanted to bring to you the news from the gaggle that's taking place aboard air force one with the white house press secretary saying that the white house was not going to comment today on the conclusions announced by james comey, that they've tried to stay out of this process. there's still a step to be taken by the justice department in acting upon the recommendations from james comey. the president's going to come out and make a strong case of why hillary clinton should succeed him, but not going to talk about the fbi investigation today. >> john harwood, we just had a lawyer on who thinks there's just no way that the white house didn't know that there weren't going to be charges. there's no way that if you're in charge of president obama's schedule you're going to let him get on a plane on the very day that the fbi director's going to make an announcement and not know what the answer is before you

this 18-year-old, tyler green, was taking harvard university. he jumped into the river on friday night and never made it back out. this morning his mother is trying to cope with this devastating loss. >> tyler, he was my rock because i'm a -- my daughter has special needs, but i'm a single parent. >>reporter: a devastated mother in georgia after her 18-year-old son, tyler green, who was attending harvard summer school drowned friday night in the day, send him texts and messages. >>reporter: investigators say just before 9:00 green jumped off a bridge into the charles. he came up with his arms flailing, but then went under. divers found his body at the bottom of the river 20 minutes later. this is him on the very bridge where the tragedy took place. a memorial is now growing there. candles and apples, his favorite students. one friend posted on facebook with this message. >> i guess by me being a single parent he saw the struggles i went through so he wants to be in that relationship, to be there for his children and i admire him for that. friend

hi, tyler. day two of the republican national convention ready to kick off the theme today is the economy, make america work again. tonight we're going to hear from paul ryan, he's the big headliner. and speaking, we're expecting right now mike pence. this is the first time we're going to hear him speaking by himself ever since the announcement on saturday that he would be the v.p. on donald trump's ticket. huge chaos yesterday on the floor in the late afternoon when those who were trying to stop donald trump from being the gop nominee tried to get a vote on the floor. it was chaos. this was going to be the moment, i want you to look at the woman in the blue to the right there in the corner. she's coming up right now. she is the colorado delegate who serves on the republican convention rules committee, co-founder of the never trump delegates, the unbound soup r pac, the group failed in its change the party rules to unbind delegates who could vote their conscience and then you thought hopefully m

tyler, back to you. and happy independence day. >> same to you, rick. >>> next up, what michelle did on her summer vacation. she went to a glass factory that exists under european union regulations. she'll tell us what she found out next. we also had former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez. more "power lunch" after the break. >>> the british vote to leave the european union has raised questions about whether or not the eu will survive. i was in london for cnbc's coverage and have spent a long time covering the eu. here's a page of sorts from my reported notebook on the eu. situation i think is emblematic of their problems. check out morano italy, these very hot ovens run at 2300 degrees to make the glass. few years ago the eu imposed new regulations which forced the glass factories to install more air fur purification units. an employee at the factory told me dozens of these companies went out of business because they couldn't afford the new equipment. okay. these ovens run 24 hours a day, 7 days a we

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. >> shock to everybody. >> reporter: back home, tyler's mother trying to cope with hole tyler's loss left behind not special needs sister a girl he lovingly cared for. lives shatter by a tragedy in a couple of seconds. he was always there to help me. i want to thank god for him. he was just so special >>correct and some of tyler's friends held a candlelight vigil for him last night. harvard has made grief counselors available to its students. >>> this morning, one person was dead, another person went to a hospital after a paddle boarding incident in new hampshire. they were paddle boarding yesterday afternoon when one of them fell in. the man was trying to save the woman when he drowned. the woman was rescued by first responders neither wearing a life jacket. >> jason: the family of the boy who drowned at a day camp, they are not satisfied with the investigation. police determined that the death was a tragic accident he died off of a beach on tuesday. his family tells the herald they're unhappy with the accident. there are still questions that need to be answered like which counselor

tyler mathisen is off tonight. here at nbr we talk a lot about entrepreneurs and those who risk it all to follow their dreams. the challenges are real but so are the rewards. it all starts with that one bright idea and from there it can turn into a $1 million business so tonight on this independence day we celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit and independence from your boss. it all begins with a vision, a vision to create something new, but sometimes that bright idea can come trying to make something that's been around forever better or simpler. tonight we bring you the stories of two entrepreneurs, one who was changing the way kids are coached and the other who are changing baking and that's where we begin. adam leonte is one of a handful of u.s. chefs using his own freshly milled flour, like flour he used to use in italy back in 2010. >> it then dawned on me why i liked the flavor of the pasta in italy more where i was working, because it was fresh wheat. >> he converted to fresh flour at a philadelphia restauran

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>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue >> apple impresses. world's most valuable publicly trad sells more iphones than expected proferring demand isn't waivering for the flag ship product. >> so far, so good. earnings are coming in slightly bettexpected. but there's one 1, 2, 3 inning th -- thi that is making people nervous. >> a multibillion dollar purchase and some of the biggest names in silicon valley are taking notice. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, july 26th. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. by now you probably know that we spent a lot of time talking about corporate earnings this time of year. and today was one of the busiest days of all for profit reports led after the bell by apple. you also probably know that what the pros call earnings season is a game not of thrones but of expectations. beat the wall street forecast and investors love you. even your sales and profits are lower, maybe even far lower than they were a year ago. well that is exactly what apple did and exactly what happened

i'm tyler mathisen. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us on "power lunch." and here is what is on your menu for the next two hours of power, a done deal. verizon buying yahoo for $4.8 billion. what it means to you the investor straight ahead. also ahead, the russia factor. how russian hackers could be playing a big role in the race for the white house. and later, the pokemon pop. we got fresh data on how retailers are cashing in on the pokemon craze. michelle. >>> thanks, tyler. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, here's what's happening right now. stocks are trading near their session lows with the dow currently sitting down 99 points. we're going to have full market coverage coming your way. in the meantime, evacuations are under way in california as a massive wildfire tears through parts of los angeles county. we are live on the scene ahead. and, take a look live at the floor of the wells fargo center in philadelphia, that's where the democratic national convention kicks off today. full coverage coming u

>>> this is "nightly business report with tyler mathisen and sue he >>> it's over. the dow's longest win streak in years has come to an end, and late-day earnings from visa could set the tone for tomorrow. >>> mega mergers blocked. the justice department says two big health insurance combinations would not only increase costs but also threaten care. >> home sweet home. sales hit their highest pace in nine years and one type of buyer in particular is showing up in force. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, july 21st. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. a pause in the rally. the dow's win streak, its longest in more than three years, is over. the blue chip index had climbed for nine straight sessions, seven of them were record closes. that was its longest winning streak in some time. but earnings came in mixed, and the european central bank's decision not to add stimulus to that region's economy weighed on sentiment and pressured stocks. the dow jones industrial aver lost 77 points to 18,517. the nasdaq was off 16. the s&p 50

>>> this is "nightly busin report" with tyler mathise sue herera. >>> record level. the s&p 500 finishes the w an all-time high. but can the rally drivers continue to carry the mark higher? >>> economic bellwether. what ge's profit forecast tells us about the state of >>> real risk as vehicles more connected, automakers working to keep hackers aw from your car. all that and more tonight "nightly business report" friday, july 22nd. >>> good evening, everyone welcome. blue chip stocks closed at another record today. the s&p 500 index, the bro measure of large company performance, gained 0.5% t off a week when multiple r were set. surprisingly good earnings stocks a lift, so did some positive economic reports week. volume was light. stocks overcame news around midday eastern time of a mass shooting in and around a major shopping mall in munich, germany. by early evening in the u.s., police there said at least eight were dead. the whereabouts of the gunman or gunmen was unknown. german officials suspect a terror attack. in a world where this sort of news has become distu

it was complete chaos. >> i want to tell our viewers that as we're talking to tyler who was at the march last night and actually was there and witnessed the chaos, we're looking at pictures coming in, live pictures coming in from atlanta, georgia, where protesters have gathered and they have taken over at least a section of the highway there. police are trying to keep them corralled to one area, but this crowd is growing by the moment and we're keeping an eye on it and we want to thank tyler johnson, thank you very much. we are glad that you're safe, okay? thank you for having me. >> thank you very much. we'll keep an eye on these pictures and the latest protests going on across this country and we'll check in with our reporter at the scene in atlanta. make sure you stay tuned and we'll talk more about last night's events and what that means for the black lives matter movement and for every american and what hillary clinton and donald trump are saying tonight. my cousin's wedding is c♪ming soon. i like the bride more than the groom. ♪ turquoise dresses... so excited. did all her exes

well, that gave tyler perry, being the genius that he seeing that, an idea. >> and tyler perry gets it done. that's how works. so here comes bo on "a madea halloween." >> don't come over here with that damn tuna fish. let's get this damn bus. you got to knock the held out them. >> ma latest adventure is full of mayhem as she tries to keep the family out trouble. >> there's a party around the corner, i want to make sure she doesn't try to sneak out. >> these children today, you to drop the hammer on them. >> what's the worst that can happen to he prostitution, drugs? how you think i met yourmomma? >> cue the frat boys. >> i used to get dollar bills for that this might be a nightmare. >> and the price -- >> you see something scary? >> do you white people? ♪ >> i saw it in a movie. >> you want to play a game! [ screaming ] (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >>screaming >> pam:breaking news in france tonight: the death toll rising towards 1=hundred after a heavy panel truck slams into a crowd at a fireworks

well, that gave tyler perry, being the genius that he seeing that, an idea. >> and tyler perry gets it done. that's how works. so here comes bo on "a madea halloween." >> don't come over here with that damn tuna fish. let's get this damn bus. you got to knock the held out them. >> ma latest adventure is full of mayhem as she tries to keep the family out trouble. >> there's a party around the corner, i want to make sure she doesn't try to sneak out. >> these children today, you to drop the hammer on them. >> what's the worst that can happen to he prostitution, drugs? how you think i met yourmomma? >> cue the frat boys. >> i used to get dollar bills for that this might be a nightmare. >> and the price -- >> you see something scary? >> do you white people? ♪ >> i saw it in a movie. >> you want to play a game! [ screaming ] >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories, making news today. ♪ >>> number one, is social media tired of taylor's dirty laundry? >> this was a relationship where kind of wondering where it was going. >> why katy perry is adding her name to the list of haters.

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he did. >> better. >> 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 th

[ applause ] i'm sorry, i couldn't hear you. >> tyler. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> michigan. >> jimmy: very good. you seem to have a lot of hair. >> i do. >> jimmy: are you proud of your hair? >> sure. >> jimmy: okay. are you ready to say good-bye to it? >> yes. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living, my i ask? >> i work in the cannabis industry. >> jimmy: all right. [ applause ] so, we can test that hair afterwards, i guess, huh? >> it will not test clean. >> jimmy: so this is why you agreed to do this. guillermo, what are you doing? >> guillermo: i'm trying to see where i will start. >> jimmy: i want you to take it seriously, and really try to give him a good hair cut. >> guillermo: all right, i'll try by best. >> jimmy: are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: guillermo, dig in there. i should ask, how much do you want off the top? maybe we should have asked that first. >> i guess all of it. >> jimmy: oh, boy, guillermo, you went crazy. what number do you have that set on? >> guillermo: i think number 4. >> jimmy: that looks good right there. >> guillermo: yeah,

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>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathson and >> massive rebound. american businesses ramped up hiring, alleviating fears the economy is sagging and sending the s&p 500 just shy of a record close. >>> job growth is back. fed on hold. volatility collapsing. is this the perfect scenario for investor? >> you'll me entrepreneurs using social media to serve political discussions. toni niktly business report for fr >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. stocks touch all time highs and for that, you can thank a blowout jobs report. the employment numbers for june came in much stronger than expect. showing that one of the best performing part of the economy is still humming along. after spe spring and the the dow jones industrial average up 250 points to 18.146. nasdaq climbed 79 and the s&p 500 add l 32. the index closing high, during and the rally was sparked by the creation of some 487 new ju increase over the revised. gains of just 11,000. the rate did edge up to 4. 9 mers. earnings rose modestly. we have more on the job market rebound and what it may

>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathson . >> closes at record, the dow within a percent. and those profits need to start growing again. >> new competition. can boeing and airbus shift their business plans and fend off a potential nt again. it was a '90s game. now, it's one of the hottest but can pokemon go usher in the big turn around? all that and more tonight for monday, ju 11th. >> good evening. i'm sharon. bull is is live and kicking. the s&p 500 closed at new high today, something it hadn't done in more than a year investors still giddy after the june jobs report that put a lid on fears that the u.s. economy is slowing down. some say investors want to buy u.s. equities simply because so mu global urn certainty and few investing alternatives out there and today, buy, they dow j industrie cl ld 80 points to 18,226. the s&p 500 seven to that record close and the nasdaq which had crossed the 5,000 mark earlier in the settled a smidge below. >> earnings season is underway. alcoa topped expectations after profit from its caan weaker results in its other units due to decli

julia. >> hello, tyler. players are hooked on the fact that pokemon go makes them feel like these characters are in the world around them. in fact, they are so distracted by playing this game that the new york dmv today issued a warning reminding people not to play pokemon go and drive. and the holocaust museum in washington, d.c. just had to ask visitors to stop playing pokemon go. plus, there are reports of pokemon injuries as players are distracted by the game. plus, pokemon robberies of people lured to isolated locations while playing the game. now, nintendo shares continue to gain on this news of 55% in tokyo trading over the last week adding $9.8 billion to nintendo's market cap. pokemon go has been downloaded more than 8 million times to u.s., ios and android devices, that's according to data firm sensor tower. $1.6 million daily revenue from ios devices in the u.s. alone. nintendo is sharing that revenue with developer niantic with pokemon company of which nintendo owns a third, as well as with the g

well, that gave tyler perry, being the genius that he is, seeing that, an idea. >> and tyler perry gets it done. that's how he works. so here comes boo on "a madea halloween." we've got your first look as we say good night. bye, everybody. >> don't come over here with that damn tuna fish. let's get out this damn bus. you got to knock the hell out of them. >> madea's latest adventure is full of mayhem as she tries to keep the family out of trouble. >> there's a party aroun corner, i want to make sure she doesn't try to sneak out. >> this is goings going to be so wild. >> these children today, you got to drop the hammer on them. >> what's the worst that can happen to her? prostitution, drugs? pow you think i met your momma? >> cue the frat boys. >> i used to get dollar bills for that. this might be a nightmare. >> and the price -- >> you see omething scary? >> do you see white people? ♪ >> i saw it in a movie. >> you wao nt tplay a game! [ screaming ] >> help me, jesus! >> reporter: a white horse drawn carriage thread procession carrying philando castile's casket. mourners packed should