he ended up tumbling over the bearier and fell 20 feet down. emergency crews rushed him to the hospital and he was alert enough at the time to ask them to check on his son. he still went into cardiac arrest and died on the way to the hospital. in maryland a violent storm downed lots of trees and damaged some homes and buildings. this was the scene in baltimore county. neighbors working to get a large tree off the truck. residents saw their roofs and entire porches torn from their homes now bratesing ourselves for storms on our way. >> yes. we were reading the discussion from the severe storm center and they are saying they are probably going to put a severe thunderstorm watch out as well. not good for the rush for the weekend but the actual weekend will be better. not tonight leading into the weekend. >> all right. >> if you look closely we had sunshine out there this morning. scattered clouds and a muggy start to the morning. but it was dry and the morning rush was not affected at all. temperatures outside right now ranging from the 80-degree

at&t won at auction the largest portion of the licenses, and interestingly enough, there's another bearier and they got some of the spectrum and verizon and at&t use their dominance to look at engineering ways around that competition and the lack of improperrability so if i have a phone that works on my particular license in that spot, it might not work for verizon or at&t, they not only won the most licenses at auction, but found ways to keep people out of their space in that respect as well. we see continued domination of the largest carriers in the option space. when it comes to more tv broadband spectrum, that's something we talked about as well. i think that that's the case for unlicensed spectrum use in broadband, but not necessarily by the largest carriers, and we see at&t today uploading as much as 40% of people on networks. more intensively but smarter to make it unlicensed that can be shared and reused more frequently and more cheaply by innovators who want to come in the space and not necessarily go through at&t and veer verizon. >> guest: talking about allocations, is there a