> clayton: come on. >> alisyn: apples good, but tried fruit, delicious. >> dave: delicious. >> claytone following that big story we first reported here yesterday on "fox & friends," the deadly u.s. led coalition, 17 people killed in the attack on the n.a.t.o. convoy, including a dozen americans. questions whether u.s. strategy is on tack and if we're seeing a new rise of insurgency. >> dave: and terrorism analyst walid phares joins us now. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> dave: what do we know and how does it change streg in u.s. and afghanistan. >> an indicator that the taliban are full fledged, explaining by what we are doing. we have a successful military strategy of insurgence and drones and it's getting results, but the political strategy, date for withdrawal and then begin with the party, and the party is to basically know that we are going to withdraw, escalate, do these strikes to tell their people, and the federal government that they will be the winners. this is a psychological move on behalf of the taliban to say after the american withdrawal they will be the fo

and those are your headlines, clayton, i know you want to comment on that story. >> clayton: talking it yesterday, it looks like a giant air conditioner. it doesn't look like typical german engineering, farfignugen. >> we want to take a look at the current temperatures, it's on the cool side. 38 in cleveland. 42 in raleigh, north carolina, cooler in the southeast and those temperatures will gradually be warming up, but throughout the morning hours, deal with the cool temperatures so watch out for frost. a number of frost advisories from interior portions of the northeast into georgia and alabama. live in atlanta and head out the door early this morning, you could be scraping frost off of your car and that's something to keep in mind. again, the temperatures later on warming up and we'll make it into the 70's today. yesterday headed westbound across the western half of the country. texas well above average for late october. 70 your high temperatures in kansas city and across the southwest we're looking at some warm temperatures. phoenix, arizona looking at a high at 97. as far as any

>>clayton: come on.udent exclusion, there are social, financial, and cultural differences among the families we must respect. >>dave: they want to celebrate the spirit of equity says the school in portland, oregon, not excluding people to wear costumes. >>clayton: they do not want candy corn, candies. come on, leave halloween alone. leave it alone. >>dave: they have eliminated christmas. >>clayton: you can take all of the signs out of this, and kids just want to get dressed up and excited and go get costume. they get excited. >>alisyn: this is why i don't like halloween. i am totally halloweened out. but i am halloween impaired because i don't have enough creativity to make a costume and come up with something. >>clayton: you are making the costume. >>alisyn: when i was a child. everyone had a better costume than me. >>clayton: she dressed up for the same thing for 15 years. >>alisyn: i am flapper. >> i go to a party and someone says "i am wind," people are creative and the eastern any is, the principal

>>clayton: absolutely. twitter account to handle jon 2012 girls, in a twitter account and the huntsman camp has done well on social media. he took to twitter and he was not having a campaign staffer type out squeaks but was commenting on rick perry's position. >>alisyn: he is a smart guy. a diplomat. he was a two term governor. why haven't he gotten more traction. >>clayton: the "wall street journal" said the same, she a guy we are surprise we do not hear more. the media, the 30-second sound bits from the debates, spend to him in 30 seconds and we do not hear him he is pushed to the end of the debate and he has elevated the level. >>dave: the economic plan was the most respects among economists but some of the liberal positions in the past he could not overcome them, although romney has and i think it is because she so similar to romney in some regards but mitt has been running for five or six years. >>alisyn: jon huntsman and i share a mutual friend and my friend says he speaks something like six languages

>> clayton, we got to get past the politics on this. know, there was an operation wide receiver by the same phoenix operation in 2006 and 2007 which did the same thing, hundreds of guns to mexico with the same bad tracking devices. so if you're going to subpoena holder, also you have to subpoena ashcroft and the bush administration, ask them both the same question, how could you have this operation? but there's an answer as to why they both tried. 300 cities are suffering now from four mexican cartels with violence, with smuggling, with drugs that are coming up from the number one supplier in the world to the united states, mexico. you have to do something. and if you were the attorney general of the united states, you've got to take action. general mccaffrey and general scales just came out with a report and they've asked that the border personnel be doubled, more than doubled from 18,000 to 45,000 people and that fencing be increased. >> ok. >> you got to take action. >> you say politics is at play here. does it come back to competenc

, tommy clayton are incarcerated. they were incarcerated for speaking up about half of schilling of kenneth -- the killing of kenneth n. charles -- and charles. people are aware of the past history of gus shot down 26 times. there are many other people in the bay area. this is what the history of the police department in the bay area and around the country, this is what is happening in our communities, and we are talking about mass incarceration. mr. mezuco thought that was funny. you were smiling. we need to support occupy san francisco. we need to support people who are struggling in the communities. we need to have our own communities free of police violence, and that is what october 22 is spreading around the country and will spread right here, and we are inviting people to come up soon bayview hunters point, and we are inviting people to come on october 22 to join the occupation of san francisco, so basically, we are saying, stop police brutality and police occupation, and we want people to occupy our communities

xernona clayton. >> reporter: and in 1993 clayton became the co-founder of the trumpet awards, whichually offers the achievements of african-americans. also with us was georgia congressman john lewis. lewis was a teenager when he first met king. >> i wrote him a letter when i was 17. he wrote me back. sent me a round-trip greyhound bus ticket. and invited me to come to montgomery to meet with him. and i walked in that church. i was so scared. i didn't know what to say or what to do. and he said, oh, you're the boy from troy? are you john lewis? and i said, "dr. king, i'm john robert lewis." and that changed my life. >> reporter: lewis would become the chairman of snic, the student non-viernt coordinate's committee, a group known for its protests and sitins. it was a critical part of the civil rights struggle. lewis born just outside troy, alabama was one of the 13 original freedom riders. also with us was the wife of john ralph abernathy, juanita, who was born in lindy, am alabama. it was her husband ralph along with dr. king who organized the famous montgomery bus boycott. history w

i'm here in support of carpenter, clayton, and tommy carpenter. every time they speak out for my son, they are getting in corpus -- hitting incarcerated. i am here to stand up for justice. it is not right. my son is the underlying of why they continued to be singled out and incarcerated for speaking out for his injustice. i want you to know that i have many supporters. we are here, standing up, fighting back, because these gentlemen should not have been of use yester day, they should not have been hospitalized, and they should not be incarcerated for speaking out to the injustice that was done to my son. we will be back here on friday to speak out for tommy carpenter, because all these charges are stemming from them speaking out for my son. that is what i have to say. we are here and we are not going anywhere. we will continue to support whoever you incarcerate for standing up for my sons in justice. thank you. [applause] >> i want to reiterate what she just said. we demand the release and dropping of all charges of clayton, benzo, and tommy carpe

. >> so is mike jarrett in for clayton this weekend. clayton is busy occupying wall street all weekend. we will let him off the hook. i'm kidding he is not down there at the joint stinking up the location. >> yesterday i got a tweet. this is my first tweet on my new, what is it iphone 4 s. >> sent you the first tweet what an honor. >> 4,000 people and i was one of them. hi, clayton. >> we will talk more about all of that. we do want to start with your headlines. we do have breaking news. apparent u.s. air strike in yemen has killed seven suspected militants. one of the dead is reportedly the son of the manual you are looking at there anwar al-awlaki. killed in a drone strike last month. al qaeda's media chief in yemen was also reportedly killed in yesterday's air strike which occurred? the shawba province. others were killed in that blast. new this morning we are hearing a chilling 911 call made minutes after eight people gunned down at that hair salon in california. >> hey, we have got some shootings over here in seal beach. >> where?

he's zach clayton, founder and c.e.o. of three ships media, a digital marketing firm. tonight, he joins us to talk about using social media to grow your business. zach, welcome to the program. >> good to be with you. >> so, make the pitch. what do you tell clients when they ask you why social media? >> the way that their customers consume information has completely changed across the last 10 years. they are crazy if they don't change the way that they start to listen to their customers online and then ultimately communicate and market to them. so there's a big opportunity for companies that sort of close the gap between the way they communicated with customers then and the way customers are consuming information now on digital media, web sites, mobile tablets, and social networks. >> is it cheaper for them to use digital media than traditional marketing tools, do you think? >> absolutely. and i think c.e.o.s in this type of economy are keen to look at ever single expense they have. they're finding digital marketing offers a much more efficient way to reach customers, a

clayton sandell is on the ground in kansas city this morning. clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, it has been since at least early tuesday morning since lisa went missing from her house here. and there has been no sign of her. but as you mention, there are two, new leads police are following this morning. the question is, will they be enough to bring this missing 10-month-old baby girl back home. they came together last night, praying for lisa's safe return. lighting candles of hope. earlier, the fbi and police searched through this landfill for the second time, finding something. agents with metal detectors were back at the home shared by lisa's parents. now, two new leads. a source tells abc news that on friday, a teenage neighbor of li lisa's parents was questioned by investigators. experts took a dna sample. and investigators are looking into reports from the west coast, where a couple was seen with a small child fitting lisa's description. >> there's surveillance tape on the couple with the baby in californ

>> clayton sandell, thank you. >>> and now to our reporting on hunger at home. a staggering number tonight, nearly 10 million american children under the age of 6 are hungry. we have reported here on those children and tonight we've learned of a new effort to help them. and that help comes from the muppets who have moved so many people to act before. we introduced you to these girls in arkansas, their nightly prayer before dinner, grateful for the meal. this 10-year-old in philadelphia, his tiny camera and that nearly empty refrigerator. in every corner of the country, a portrait of hunger no longer hidden. 17 million children are now food insecure, meaning their parents often don't know where the next meal is coming from. simply put, 1 in 4 american children don't have enough food. in arkansas, this family has moved into a trailer to save money. mom works at a hotel, dad deliverers pizza. whatever work they can find. >> i hear my kids ask me, mommy, what's for dinner? and i think, there are sometimes, i sit there and kind of pace around back and forth, thinking

clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning to you. well, little lisa has been missing from her home since at least early tuesday morning. there is no sign of her yet. but as you mention, there are two, new leads police are following this morning. the question is, will they be enough to bring this missing 10-month-old missing baby girl back home? they came together last night, praying for lisa's safe return. and lighting candles. tiny glimmers of hope where it is badly needed. earlier in the day, the fbi and police searched through this landfill for a second time, finding something. agents armed with metal detectors were also back at the home shared by lisa's parents, jeremy irwin and deborah bradley. now, two new leads. the first, a source tells abc news that on friday, a teenage neighbor of lisa's parents was questioned by investigators. forensic experts took a dna sample. and second, a family memeber tells the abc affiliate investigators are looking into reports from the west coast, where a couple was seen with a small child fitting

clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan.e tell us they have gotten more than 250 tips in this case but so far none of them have panned out, but there is that one positive development this morning, the fact that baby lisa's parents who had been described as uncooperative are now once again cooperating. 10-month-old baby lisa's parents and police have made an apparent truce 48 hours after cops said this. >> this evening they decided to stop cooperating with detectives. >> reporter: jeremy irwin and deborah bradley were back meeting with police and fbi detectives. thursday night you said they weren't cooperating. has that changed now? >> apparently they are. we're sitting together and they're talking to our detectives right now and that is absolutely the best thing. >> reporter: investigators have seemed susceptible of baby lisa's parents. they reported their daughter missing from her crib early tuesday. jeremy says he came home from work at 4:00 a.m. finding the front door unlocked and an open window. since then they have occa

clayton morris reporting live from san francisco. let's go out to colorado springs.in, i see last night you posted this. there is perhaps no greater image of irony tonight than that of the anticorporate occupy wall street movement paying tribute to steve jobs. >> shush, there is a lot of cognitive disnans over there in lower manhattan and a lot of us who have been observing these very privileged young people tweeting, facebooking, youtubing, using their iphones and all sorts of technology invented and marketed by these evil corporations don't see the cognitive dissonance and yet mourning one of the creative geniuses who shows us the miracle of the spontaneous order of capitalism. and i think it is definitely worth teaching young children and the next generation how an iphone and ipad, an imac, all of which i use, by the way, embodies how an individual can make such a difference in the world. i mean, you've got all these young kids who whine, they've got such a sense of entitlement and yet, the people who truly change the world are revolutionaries, like steve jobs. he

clayton tweeted ack- ..ebron, sorry to get back to you so late..free agency goes until last team is eliminatedd game oo.. clayton later tweeted- llbron, don't look at the philadelphia eagless you're already on a dream team. three shot chat 3 the manslaughter trial of doctor connad murrry continues in los angeles today . . . just yesterday a picture of michael jackson's corpse we will show that photo... but first...we want to warn you ... this photo might be disturbing to sooe of youu you.the piiture shows michael following his death in 2009.it was shown during teetimony prom tte pathologist who rulee miicael jackson's death a homicide.during uestioning examiner said he uled out the chance that jackson gave himself the deadly ddse of propofol.he also talked about jackson's health at the time of his death.tmz tweeted about this.. 3so do you think this picture was useddto inflame the jury? prosecutor? 3 chaa 3 we always want to keep you up to date on the latest news whether its from hollywood or right here in baltimore.make sure to follow us on twitt

>> clayton is over your shoulder.next. >> it's unbelievable that chris, my cameraman would be yelling at me. great game between the colts and bucs. par for the course. peyton manning can only root for the colts as they try for the first win of the year. breaks free, all the way for the score. the colts were leading 17-10. tied at 17 at the half when tampa's player finishes off the colts with a mad dash. nothing stops him. colts are 0-4. they lose 24-17. screwing up everyone's survivor poll. don't look now, yankee fans, you're one game away from playoff elimination. detroit tigers doing their job. the yanks were trailing. tying the score at two. we're tied at four in the seventh, put the tigers ahead for good with the solo blast taking it 5-4. detroit host a 2-1 games lead and they could finish off the yankees tonight. meantime, in tampa, the rays hosting the rangers with the series tied at one. mike napoli taking david price deep. that makes it 2-1 texas. nolan ryan in a suit, won't play anymore. retired so young! he

a 53 in triangle, 55 and clayton's berg, 52 in silver spring at kennedy high school.tures will continue dropping throughout the morning. mostly sunny today 75 this afternoon, a little above average. tomorrow a few degrees cooler as the cold front moves through later this evening. that will set the stage for upper 60's and total sunshine of thursday. pleasant, dry, sunny today through the weekend. near 80 by sunday. >>> feeling pretty good about the commute. clearing a lot of overnight construction. there's a crash on 395. first i want to take marylanders along 270 peaceful. headlights are at shady grove road. no problems at the american legion bridge. there was an earlier crash 395 no amount at glebe road. -- northbound, , but everything is moving nicely. >>> coming up, thieves have left a dangerous situation behind in a local city. a missing manhole cover -- >>> tracking our top stories but amanda knox is home for the first time in at least four years. she arrived in seattle last night and thanksed supporters. she is overwhelmed by what happened. an italian court ove

clayton stoner caught with his head down and never saw it coming. that sparked the senators down two. they rallied against the wild. tied and forced a shootout. ottawa came back to win their home opener 4-3. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> coming up, performers on wall street, performers and awards, and performers taking on some surprising roles. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's known for being a stylish and graceful representative of our nation. but she can also let her hair down with some friends in the white house backyard. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, everyone, on this wednesday. rain is moving up the east coast. we're seeing that plentiful right now in pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio, eventually it will move into philadelphia and later today into areas like new york city. so, just be prepared for that. also showers and storms this morning in

you get over to moraga and out toward livermore and out toward clayton you're in the upper 60s and lowso it's cooler. very fall looking. a couple of days ago we were doing 96 out here. saturday and sunday, hold the course. this comes in on monday, lingers tuesday and wednesday. gives us a big punch. we'll see how much rain we get on the downside is we talked about it earlier in the newscast in the 5:00 as well. the grape growers are not liking it. they have to get those grapes off the vine. they don't want the mold to form from the moist conditions. saturday at 6:00 maybe a little drizzle knot. north. here we are sunday, then watch. this is monday afternoon. mondays at 3:00, it's raining in the north bay. and that's the beginning of the rain for monday night. so your forecast highs for cities where you live. mostly in the 60s and low 70s tomorrow. your five day forecast, with your weekend in view because it's here already. wow, a lot of clouds. look at all those clouds. >>> coming up, cuts announced at medical centers that could impact one of the tri valley's major hospitals. tonight w

this is the clayton site, st. mary's hospital. it is mb. that is the amount of data and voice going to the network. over time, the usage has doubled over the last year in the united states, in terms of megabytes and data. verizon is not alone in experience in this growth. by the end of the year, the site will reach a maximum capacity. it cannot handle any more traffic at busy hours. that is what this graphic shows. the adjacent sites at beacon and presidio will run out of capacity in august of next year and december of next year. it is like cars on a freeway. at 2 in the morning, you can drive a beautifully. a commuter our, you cannot get through. that is what the horizon is finding. that is demonstrated in the graphic we provided. it shows dropped calls in the vicinity. this slide shows dropped calls for one hour during the busy hour. this is the average of calls made during the last week of august. in those to block by six black areas, 50 calls per hour are being dropped. -- in those two-block by six-

clayton was secure. he had attention he had earned. he had retiree health benefits. these guys, there were millions of these guys out there, and women, who had earned maybe a trillion dollars in deferred pay, which is essentially what a pension is. it is deferred compensation. they earned pensions, health care, promised death benefits and life insurance. these were not gratuities. this was pay. they retired and then starting in the '90s mostly they started getting notices telling them we are really sorry but we can't afford to pay these benefits. it's just too expensive. and they pretty much accepted that the companies were struggling. who questions when companies say retirees are expensive? it's sort of something that seems, you just can't question it. about the time i was meeting with these guys in washington there was another meeting going on. there were pension experts getting together to talk about a terrible pension problem they were having. the big problem was, there was too much money and pension plans. this might seem surprising now with all the talk about u

. >> phillip clayton sees the school as offering an alternative to traditional religious education. >> when you train rabbis in one school and pastors in another and imams in another, they create an united states versus them mentality. what if we create something that has not been done. let's let them work out their differences in the day to day education. when they go out into the communities, they won't do the outsources, but the we. what that would do for the face of religion would be staggering. >> claremont lincoln is the creation of a much older institution. united methodist claremont school founded in 1885. it partnered with southern california's academy of jewish religion and the islamic center of southern california to form this new school. students attending the school can get master's degrees in studies and muslim counseling. >> i would like you to stand or turn in the direction that you normally pray. >> all are required to take classes like this that emphasize inner religious education and understanding. many of the students feel they cooperate get this kind of multifaith

clayton stoner caught with his head down and never saw it coming.rked the senators down two. they rallied against the wild. tied and forced a shootout. ottawa came back to win their home opener 4-3. >>> that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and now another look at the weather. >> our run of beautiful days has come to an end, but the weekend looks between. we just have to get through the next couple days. every now and then the grass needs a little bit of water. and in dallas, we need a lot of water. thunderstorms rolling through. the bright red is this line of thunderstorms going through with gusty winds. so in dallas and ft. worth, stay inside for about the next half hour, 45 minutes. let this complex roll through and get out and then move on with your morning routine. but you don't want to be outside in the next half hour. we have light rain moving up now into philadelphia. all of pennsylvania breaking out into light rain back into ohio, west virginia, d.c. and baltimore, on and off showers overnight. so annu umbrella today. event

lebron james alluded to a possible career in the nfl tweeting this question to john clayton.hen is the deadline for a team to sign a free agent? seahawks head coach pete carroll saw the tweet and jumped in writing hey, king james, are you aware of what the league's rookie minimum is? to which james replayed, yeah, more than what i'm making now, coach. by the way, lebron was a great football player as well in high school. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, mitt romney and herman cain sitting at the middle of the big boy table. cementing themselves as front-runners during the debate last night as rick perry sort of faded off in the background. we'll discuss. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch him tell the ladies of the view that he didn't go to some fancy school to teach you you shouldn't compare the president of the united states to hitler. [ female announcer ] investing for yourself is a necessity. i find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists and use pre-defined screeners to work smarter. not harder. i depend on myself to take charge

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> stay warm, clayton.e guy in the end he had a really good attitude. fall foliage, little bit of snow. if you live there you have to love that kind of weather. >> you would have to. you get sick, 80s, 30s. snow, that's how people get sick this tomb of year. >> you are watching the forecast here on the east coast for hall wevenhall -- halloween. hope we stay drive. >> here is your thursday forecast. rain from washington, d.c., new england. changing to snow around pittsburgh. syracuse, burlington, vermont. showers from houston to memphis. louisville, rain, snow showers from santa fe to the texas panhandle. >> 52, albuquerque. 47 in salt lake city. 70s, sacramento. phoenix. and listen to the song. ♪ you can't stop a great song. 50s in the middle of the country. boston, chilly 48. atlanta, 75. who sings that. peebo bryson. >> the only show on television where the anchor sings through the news. >> why people love us. different kind of news. >> for those insomniacs, you know what this feels like, next time you w