tyler's mom says she's amazed by the support tyler and hugo get from their teammates. she credits marty for creating an atmosphere that accepts them. and although hugo draws a lot of attention, kelly say he's not necessarily their main focus. kelly gerdts, tyler's mother: "we don't even see hugo when he's running, we're just watching tyler, and that's the way it should be. so to see tyler finish a race is awesomombecause he's accomplished something." because of hugo, tyler has to start after the other runners. but, that doesn't take anything away when they cross the finish line. [nats -- cheering] and, after the race, no better place to rest than next to zour best friend. tim: tyler and hugo have run eight races this year. tyler says he plans to run again next year with hugo by his side. tim: coming up after the break... there's a new technique that could treat a-d- h-d and anxiety... and it's non- invasive and doesn't use drugs. we've got the details coming up ld again tonight, but warmer in time for the weekend! our midweek rain chance seems to be dwindling. your for

john tyler and julia tyler writes a letter to her mother. everyone is saying i don't look any different than 16 years ago as first lady. it is a homecoming week for her. offering a different perspectives henry adams, who is the son of john quincy adams and goes on to become the central historian and commentator. he writes a letter to one of the adams is saying that stephen douglas is a drunk and a beast, and his wife is beautiful and charming, but kind of dull. the crowds are swirling around john tyler and john crittenden. they are bound to be as appointed and the conference -- to be disappointed and the conference is going to collapse. that is the attitude of henry adams. there are two sideshows that were going on during the conference that i will share with you. first of all, there was the tabulation of the electoral college votes. there was political stratagem that would prevent lincoln's election from being ratified in the electoral college, but was tabulated in conference a week after the peas conference started. all the peace delegates

tyler wanted to help. so he entered a computer programming contest called hackdc last month, in 36 hours, he and his team wrote code and created a smart watch app called mybivy, short for bivouac, a place to sleep. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "try to create something that will help him sleep better that's what it's all about." the app for this pebblewatch tracks heart rate and movement. the goal is to predict night terrors. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "after a couple weeks of tracking the soldier we can find the exact symptoms the exact symptoms of the onset of the panic attack and trr to use the watch or use the android phone to disrupt that or take them out of the deep sleep but keep them asleep." the mybivy app earned tyler and his team top prize - best ptsd (sot: sgt. first class patrick skluzacek, veteran) "i am very proud of him, yeah." it has yet to go through clinical trials. but tyler wants (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "my team and i kind of have and i won't sleep until the vet

the song anymore since tyler hasn't put out an album since 1812. >> steven tyler is overrated. he is whining like a weak little baby he is he a loser. what's he known for? taking drugs and falling off the stage he. >> he is he a has been. he is all right. >> media loves. this they i do doo it all the time. >> what do you say. >> he is a republican. ire row smiths are not liberals they realize if you were seen as endorsing republican it's like endorsing hepatitis c which most musician is have. what i have a question though is why do all rock stars as they age end up looking like elderly actresses. he looks like diane keaton. bon joseph now looks like jane fonda. they look like upper east coast social lites. all they need is a tiny dog. >> kind of look like spider monkey. >> trump said okay he is not going to use the song anymore. >> and then used it afterwards. >> and then he used it again. >> sue me. but i think he thinks the song is terrific. >> it's terrific. best song -- make your head spin. >> what music would you want if you were running. >> best people to take the song of

. >> and stephen tyler is cutting donald trump off. why he tells presidential hopeful to dream on. >> 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> first at 6:00. police investigating a deadly drive in weymouth. officers dueled middle street last night after a quar crashed into a pole with. >> one killed. three others in the hospital. and we are live in weymouth where the driver is facing serious charges. >> good evening. that driver behind bars charged with killing a passenger. and weymouth police tell chan than that this wreck took the life of a 29-year-old boston ma. you can see how horrible the wreck was last night. police tell seven before midnight. a car with four people inside was traveling. down one of the roads. that's where it hit a telephone pole. losing control. and splitting that pole in. two and three people were rushed to the hospital. one of those passengers was killed. and police are charging the driver francisco goal with speeding and motor vehicle homicide and several other charges. neighbor we spoke to are horrified. gomes is behin

tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. second with a double. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. >> joe: tying run at second. nobody out. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. just to finish. e.r.a. of 6.75. with five home runs allowed.ii5r it's tyler clippard. >> tom: the way he has been hitting the ball to the right side. the 0-1

olivia and tyler had to sleep in their car. >> it's a small car. you can see there's not much room for two people. but we did. we both laid back there and grabbed what little sleep we could. it was cold, and like i said, we didn't have food, money, always hungry or thirsty or--and then on top of that, trying to find drugs. >> doing heroin? >> yeah. now that i think about it, i don't know how we managed to even do it, but we found a way, obviou-- we always find a way. they leave their daughter, callie, with her parents. it's not the first time olivia has been separated from callie. >> child protective services almost took callie away-. >> uh yeah, that's right, that was when she was younger-. >> how old was she? >> i can't even remember now, she was like a baby though, like four months, something like that-. >> this is a pretty complicated tower. >> it sure is. >> was it hard for you to leave callie with your mom? >> it's very hard for me not to be with her, very--and she's so attached to me. >> this can go right here. >> wow, look how tall it is no

tyler is a registered republican. he says this isn't a political or personal issue but rather an issue about permission and copy right. it would have been more fun if he would have said like trump dream on. dreaming of what? having air conditioning? >> anything to keep you cool. maybe a little bit of a breeze. maybe some natural ac at night but hot in the day tomorrow and especially on tuesday. live doppler 7 hd quiet. outside earlier today the bay was busy from our emeryville camera showing you our blue angels. on the bay today rather comfortable temperatures in the 70s. outside we go live look from our east bay hills camera. the lights across the region sparkling and a comfortable day today. we open up the 11th day of october. san jose in the lower 80s. these numbers are more than six degrees above normal for this time of year. we keep the temperature trend going. out there 69 concord. 61 oakland. 60 san francisco. 63 san jose. santa rosa at 59 degrees. highs today just to our south record heat 100. 93 vegas. 98 pho

i'm tyler mathisen. the biggest ipo of the year trading today but it's barely, and i mean barely, hanging onto its $16 offering price and albertson's delaying going if public. trouble in aisle six i guess. >> valeant pharma shares tanking. >> and investigating the model of daily fantasy ports. the odds of regulation ahead. >> we begin with the biggest ipo of the year. first data hardly budging from its ipo price as we stand right now. is the ipo market in trouble? bob pisani joins us from the floor of the stock exchange. i guess the answer would be, not necessarily, right, bob? >> yes. and more accurately it's not in trouble but it's repricing and that's good news for investigators. it's buy low, sell high. stuff is on sale, people are taking advantage. a little quiet behind me but this morning it was very, very busy. priced at $16, opening at $16.39. you might say they were talking $18 to $20, isn't that a disappointment? 15% haircut getting it done was the most important thing for this company. very di

tyler says he was just standing there. >> i already got pepper sprayed. i didn't know what to do. then all of a sudden, he grabs me by my neck and slams me. >> reporter: hundreds of students protested the incident on thursday claiming police used excessive force. >> if you want to protest, stay on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police say they were threatened and used pepper eight juveniles and adults were arrested. pawtucket's mayor met with a handful of concerned students at city hall and is calling for an investigation. >> as bad as it looks, there's always more to the story. that's what we have to investigate. >> that was elaine quijano reporting. the american civil liberties union is calling on the city and school department to investigate the response there. >>> breaking news coming in from arlington. police just releasing surveillance pictures. the winchester savings bank was held up about 1:30 this afternoon. police describing the suspect only as a black male around 5' 9'' in his 20s. schools in the area sheltered in place as police conducted an active search this afternoon. >

tyler will rejoin in a moment. take a check of the markets with two hours left in the session and the week. stocks, oil, and emerging markets all in the green right now and all higher on the week, and that got us thinking, could this be the start of the great comeback? the dow rallying back above 17,000. oil is on track for its best week since august, and we are seeing a big turnaround in the emerging world. the best team of reporters on the planet is in place to break it down. let's start off with mary thompson on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> the dow is lower but it's been a strong week for the blue chip component. if it turns things around, it would be the sixth straight day of gains for the dow industrials. this week would be its best week since 2000 or its longest streak since 2013 and the best weekly gain for the dow since february of this year. keep in mind, that depends where we end the session today. of course, this week also marked its first close above that 17,000 level since august. so wh

i'm tyler mathisen. who said october was going to be scary? the dow on track for the first three-week win streak since february. the s&p on pace for the best month in four years. is this slow and steady rally for real? >> is daily fantasy sports gambling? nevada thinks so. the state banning those sites. what this could mean for the industry ahead. >> and water worries. 40 out of 50 states will suffer some water crisis over the next ten years. how bad is it getting and what can we do about it plus four stocks to trade those global water fear approximates. >> we begin with shares of general electric hitting seven-year highs on the back of its latest earnings. the stock has not closed at $29 or above since yawing august of. it's slightly below that and moving higher, about 12% so far this year. is all the restructuring working. mary thompson breaks it down for us. >> a lot of investors are at least betting it will work. ge in the midst of a massive restructuring and it delivered stronger than expected profi

this is tyler oakley. >> that is tyler oakley. >> yes, he colors his hair different colors and he has two new exciting for his things. not one, but two. okay. >> all right. gl and you know who else is here? grammy winning a capella group pentatonix, and we made them what they are today. you remember the latest video where hoda made the big debut. watch this. that's it [ laughter ] >> well, go to the timer. one, two, and not even -- >> not even a second. >> 1.8. >> and tell them how long you spent on that. >> pentatonix, first of all, hey! secondly, i think that we have the video and this is how long i spent in my dressing room rehearsing. >> she learned the whole song. >> oh, no. >> she learned it that day that she got it. thought up her own choreography and sang her heart out, and you didn't even use her singing. >> oh, i haven't seen that. but whoever asked you didn't tell you it would be a second. >> and by the way, kath didn't do it. >> and now i know why. it all makes sense. >> and we love you. >> and they are going to be singing for us. >> we love you. >> all right. thank you so

tyler waterbury with the catch and the first down. chris>> at 5 and 2 lawton-bronson and akron-westfield have the same record and the same dream. get into the playoffs and do damage. someone was going to improve to an impressive 6-2 mark tonight. eagles on a 4 game win streak. akron-westfield's only lost to ranked opponents. 1.econd play of the game here... eagles ball... qb matt herbold hands it off to austin peters... he finds an opening to the right... he takes that all the way down to the 35 yard line and moves the chains. 2.ater in the first... westerners with the ball now... qb cal eskra shows off his arm... tyler waterbury with the 3. left in the first... both teams scoreless... eskra gets caught up here... interception by henri haafke! eagles ball. 4.nd of the first and 4th down for the westerners... but the offense struggling here... eskra kneifl gets a big sack... eagles take over on downs 4-3 southeast polk taking on 1-6 north at morningside's elwood olsen stadium. 1) first quarter it's 14-0 rams. north's d coming up big. c

steven tyler has filed a cease and desist letter asking trump to stop using his ballad "dream on. "the letter says trump is giving the false impression that tyler is endorsing trump's presidential bid. tyler is a registered republican and says this isn't a political or personal issue but rather one of permission and copyrights. drew tuma, you can use any song i ever recorded, i swear. >> we need something that is cooler. >> because it's going to be hot. >> october is known for its warmth and we'll feel tomorrow and on thursday. live doppler 7hd right now is a quiet scene. outside, a live look from the -- showing you the golden gate bridge. the fog and clouds are pulling back as high pressure moves in and that bringses the warmth. along the coast it's comfortably cool. 60, san francisco, 59 half moon bay. inland, and we're in the 80s. 80 san ramon. 84 livermore, same in concord. san jose, 73. but the warmth was on just to our south. l.a. today, hit a new record high of 100 degrees. vegas, 93. phoenix, 98. and a little of this heat will see if siphon into the bay area so live dopple

scott cohn joins from us san jose with the story. >> hi, tyler. we hear this all the time especially during campaign season. the big job creators are small businesses, companies with 100 employees or less. but it certainly seems like states are always giving tax breaks and subsidies to the big companies to set up shop there. well, there are now some hard numbers to tell us just what is going on. the nonpartisan watchdog group good jobs first examined more than 4200 state assistance awards supposed to be open to byes of all sizes. we're talking about more than $3 billion worth of subsidies in 14 states. on average, 90% of that money went to big firms. in some cases it's even higher. in indiana, 96% of the hoosier economic development tax credits awarded over the last four years went to big businesses. same number for personal property tax exemptions in nevada. even for the most equitable program in wisconsin, 80% of the money went to big firms. one small business group says it is stunned by the findings but not surprised. sue and tiler. >> scott, s

tyler wanted to help. so he entered a computer programming contest called hackdc last month, in 36 hours, he and his team wrote code and created a smart watch app called mybivy, short for bivouac, a place to sleep. "try to create something that will help him sleep better that's what it's all about." the app for this pebblewatch tracks heart rate and movement. the goal is to predict night terrors. "after a couple weeks of tracking the soldier we can find the exact symptoms the exact symptoms of the onset of the panic attack and try to use the watch or use the android phone to disrupt that or take them out of the deep sleep but keep them asleep." the mybivy app earned tyler and his team top prize - best ptsd mobile app for clinicians. "i am very proud of him, yeah." it has yet to go through clinical trials. but tyler wants it on every veteran's wrist. "my team and i kind of have a saying right now that my team and i won't sleep until the veterans can." tyler says he has been working with the va and sleep exp

steven tyler has filed a cease and desist letter asking trump to stop using his ballad "dream on. "the letter says trump is giving the false impression that tyler is endorsing trump's presidential bid. tyler is a registered republican and says this isn't a political or personal issue but rather one of permission and copyrights. drew tuma, you can use any song i ever recorded, i swear. >> we need something that is cooler. >> because it's going to be hot. >> october is known for its warmth and we'll feel it tomorrow and on thursday. live doppler 7hd right now is a quiet scene. outside, a live look from the -- showing you the golden gate bridge. the fog and clouds are pulling back as high pressure moves in and that bringses the warmth. along the coast it's comfortably cool. 60, san francisco, 59 half moon bay. inland, and we're in the 80s. 80 san ramon. 84 livermore, same in concord. san jose, 73. but the warmth was on just to our south. l.a. today, hit a new record high of 100 degrees. vegas, 93. phoenix, 98. and a little of this heat will see if siphon into the bay area so live dop

tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. ben zobrist. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. strike one. just to finish. e.r.a. of 6.75. with five home runs allowed.ii5r it's tyler clippard. >> tom: the way he has been hitting the ball to the right side. the 0-1. 0-2. cain. hit .307 during the regul

tyler? >> it's a pretty car. >>> chief washington correspondent john harwood has sat down with some of the most powerful people in politics. you can go to cnbc.com/spe cnbc.com/speakeasy. for more today, rand paul. >> bernanke has said he was a republican, of course, appointed by george w. bush -- and he was talking about people like you who want to audit the fed. >> he should also self-examine and look back at how he's been part of the problem and he should make the answer how is it a good thing to have price controls over the price of money? see, and this is the real contradiction that they don't quite get and they're unwilling to get. if you ask ben bernanke or any of the other so-called free market economists whether or not they're for price controls of eggs or potatoes or bacon, they say, oh, no, it causes a distorti distortion. but you ask them about money, and they say we should control the price of money. it's a fallacy in their argument. if price controls are bad for the market, the

hi, rick. >> reporter: hi, tyler. whether it's bills, two-year notes the maturitys are in good demand, no exception, look at the two days of threes, pretty much lateral activity. although, still virtually at the top of yesterday's range, flattening out today. here's the important, i look at april 1st chart three year, these are the lowest yields, if you look at a two day of 10s, losing momentum t. 30 yield bond yields, dollar index having a close day. this is zero strength. mandy, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick santelli the dow is up for a sixth time. the major averages rebound from the august lows, how you can trade it. three oundz the radar starts, leading that comeback. are you watching "power lunch" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offli

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> shopping list. the third quarter in the books, one of the worst in years. what does it mean, if anything? and how should you invest? >> down to the wire. the house passed the short-term funding bill that averts the government shutdown for now. >> under the hood. why a growing number of investment choices in your 401(k) may look like mutual funds, but aren't. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 30th. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. a big finish to what was the worst quarter since 2011. and for investors, it was a volatile and turbulent three months. during that time, investors saw all three major indices enter correction territory and witnessed an internet plunge on the dow of more than 1,000 points. for the quarter, about 7.5%. and the today. the materials worst performing sectors all down double digits. the utility was the only group to finish higher in the quarter with a gain of 4.5% but on what is the worst day of the year were stocks, stocks fi

tyler wanted to help. so he entered a computer programming contest called hackdc last month, in 36 hours, he and his team wrote code and created a smart watch app called mybivy, short for bivouac, a place to sleep. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "try to create something that will help him sleep better that's what it's all about." the app for this pebblewatch tracks heart rate and movement. the goal is to predict night terrors. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "after a couple weeks of tracking the soldier we can find the exact symptoms the exact symptoms of the onset of the panic attack and try to use the watch or use the android phone to disrupt that or take them out of the deep sleep but keep them asleep." the mybivy app earned tyler and his team top prize - best ptsd mobile app for clinicians. (sot: sgt. first class patrick skluzacek, veteran) "i am very proud of him, yeah." it has yet to go through clinical trials. but tyler wants it on every veteran's wrist. (sot: tyler skluzacek, mybivy app) "my

why steven tyler isn' t on board. tonight, the modern -- the mother of a missing crew member on the cargo ship "el faro" opens up on the tragedy at sea. good evening. mariette wright was one of 33 on board when the ship met the fury of hurricane joaquin. tonight, her proud but grieving mother speaks out, only on 5. our jim lokay has the exclusive interview. >> she would call me from port and say, this is a great cruise! wish you were here. jim: those calls reminded mary shevory how much her daughter, mariette wright, lived for life on the sea. but it came to a halt two weeks ago, when she and 32 others were presumably lost, when the el faro went down in choppy atlantic waters stirred up by hurricane joaquin. >> i had no warning. i got a call one morning that the el faro went missing, and had gone down, and their weren' t -- there weren' t any survivors. jim: and as the days grew longer, the hope that maybe someone pulled through grew dimmer. and the question that remained was, why? >> i believe, if there was any way t

. >> his name is tyler oakley. he was just a freshman in college when he uploaded the first youtube video in 2007 and fast f fward seven years and now tyler has 350 videos with about half a billion views. he has won two teen choice awards and has morethan 20 million followers on social media. >> ad tie will ler is the subject of a new documentary and the reason you rare in a computer box is cause you are a youtube sensation. >> oh, my god, that is#perfect. >> you are always in youtube because you are in your private idaho, and what about this set something. >> well, it is the best and t the dream, and my friends and family are watching. and my mom is like living right now. now. >> and what is your mother's namm >> jackie. queen jackie. >> hi queen jackie. >> she has to be so proud. >> she is going to be tweeting along right now i'm sure. >> one of the few kids in college that is actually making money. you have a job and making monee. >> i know that i am lucky and a lot of people try to do the youtube and i started

tom tyler: that's correct. audrina patridge: that's a giant area. tom tyler: four million square feet. audrina patridge: it's like a city beneath the city. that's correct. audrina patridge: and there's only one place where i want to get my day going. so this is one of the bmx courses. tom tyler: this s the main body of the bike course. audrina patridge: wow. the jump section's over on the left. these jumps look pretty big. tom tyler: oh, yeah. audrina patridge: so this is more of the intermediate course?

>> hi, tyler. what we're seeing right now in the hearing is a fairly tense exchange between hillary clinton and trey gowdy. he's the republican chairman of this committee. he's really digging in now into the relationship between hillary clinton and sidney blumenthal, the outside, nongovernmental adviser who was apparently peppering hillary clinton with intelligence and advice about libya during the run up to this libya incident in benghazi. that's what's going on right now. we've seen a fairly heated exchange between hillary clinton and congressman jim jordan over this whole question of whether or not this entire attack was provoked by a video. take a listen to that exchange. >> i clearly said that it was an attack and i also said that there were some who tried to just -- >> secretary clinton -- >> -- on the basis of the video, congressman -- >> but, real quick, calling it an attack is like saying the sky is blue. of course it was an attack. >> well -- >> we want to know the truth. the statement yo

utsz the second time he has been warned by tylerment. tiller lawyer say drum use of the song wrongly implies that steven tyler in endorsing him. president obama getting advice to fellow chicago neighbor kanye west run for president >>> do you think he will elect to be president of the united states. first of all you've got spend a lot of time dealing with some strange characters who behave like they are on reality tv show. you got to be cool with that. >>> obama poking fun at the wrapper at an event in san francisco where west was performing. >>> having a little bit of fun there. knows what it is like to be in reality show family with kardashian family. >>> long lines across the nation. what you need to know if you are flying southwest airlines >>> mostly sunny skies. a warm day. forecast for the week up next. >>> is that officer asleep in his cruiser? the picture that landed one it's amazing. this is amazing. real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful! it feels great. this is not what i

>> i think that's part of it, tyler. i think a lot of it too is people are getting smarter about how they use their money and how they make these cash withdrawals. people are using less cash and when they make their withdrawals inly they're doing so aat their own network's atms. there are fewer people going outside the network and that cost is being spread to fewer people. that's a big contributor to these escalating fees. >> you went to a number of major cities around the country. let's take a look at the highest average atm fees. atlanta tops the list. >> yeah, atlanta would top the list. new york also is in second place. both of them over $5 on average. and what a lot of people don't realize is when you go outside the network you're not just paying one fee, you're paying two. you're going to pay your bank and then you're also going to pay the atm owner. these figures reflect the combination of those two fees. so even if your bank says we won't charge you for going outside the network, it doesn't mean it's a free withd

that's what happened to this kid tyler oakley. he was just downstairs. he colors his hair different colors. anyway, he's got two exciting new things for his fans. two, not one, two. >> you know who else is here? grammy winning penttonics is here. >> not even a second. >> 1.8. >> and tell them how long you spent on that. this is how long i've spent in my dressing room rehearsing. >> she learned the whole song. she learned it all! >> she learned it that day that she got it. she made up her own choreography. and sang her heart out, and you didn't even use her singing! >> i didn't see that! whoever asked you didn't tell you it was going to be a second. >> by the way, kath didn't do it. >> now i know why. >> we're excited for you guys to be singing for us. >> number one, okay, the biggest thing is that yesterday whee a e had a major, major seismic change. we moved hoda's part from one side of her head to the other exploded. more than 1 million people looked at the facebook page. it's not the new hair. part. better. >> you were saying change it! face? >> what

. >> what happened, tyler? >> it opened. we had trading. you know, no hiccups, so it went well. >> yep. liz: can you quantify how many people jumped in on this? >> so i don't have a list right now, but basically deposits have been flowing in all day both on the bitcoin and the fiat side. bitcoin's, obviously, quicker because it takes about an hour to confirm, if you have deposits they're a little bit slow and restricted by banking hours. but we're seeing a rapid increase of both, and trading's going well. liz: this is so incredible to me because we were talking about it in our morning show meeting, and we were all saying we need to really specifically get exactly what it is you do, tyler. what is gemini? explain to people who have never touched -- >> sure. liz: -- we can't touch a bitcoin, but who have never touched the concept of it. >> right. it's basically a nasdaq for bitcoin buying and selling. just like you sign on to e-trade and buy a share of apple, we have a web interface at gemini.com -- liz: you are gemini.com? >> yes, ma'am knew

>> well, good afternoon, tyler. yeah, we think the conditions have changed substantially since the last meeting. if you look at the reasons that were cited for the fed not moving at the last meeting, it was really sort of a new found concern about the international developments, primarily concerns about growth in china, policy developments there. could that spill over into the u.s. economy. what you've seen happen since that time is things have gotten much quieter. in fact, you've seen china ease policy, both monetary and fiscal policy. concerns about uncontrolled slowdown in china have to have diminished substantially since the last meeting. then, too, if you look at financial conditions, the other reason that was cited for taking a wait and see approach and not moving at the last meet, they've eased substantially. in fact, if you look at, for instance, our own -- pimco's own financial conditions index, we're almost back to the easiest, most stimulative point we've been all year. that's been a result of the rebound

with tyler mathisen and sue herara. >> one beat, one miss. earnings season is here and late today, two dow components reported results that could impact trading tomorrow. >> it's the economy. where the democratic presidential hopefuls stand on issues important to your money. >>> the smart money. but how much of an advantage to investors have by putting their cash with hedge funds? all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, october 13. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. glad you could join us. ready or not, folks, it is earnings season big-time, the time of the year when companies tell investors how much money they made or didn't. the two dow components that reported today two of the biggest, jpmorgan and intel. we begin with morgan which saw its quarterly profit jump more than 20%. that's the good news. but the biggest bank in the u.s. by as sets missed wall street's earnings estimates. by comparatively five cents. reporting profits of $1.32 a share. revenues 6% lower than a year ago at $23.5 billion hit by volatile

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