mistake. >> clayton johnson's mistake was to fall in love. soon after janice's death, clayton started dating and later married 22-year-old tina waybrit. she was a member of the johnson's church and was 30 years his junior. in the close-knit conservative community of shelburne, this new relationship raised a few eyebrows. police also discovered that clayton johnson had purchased a $120,000 life insurance policy on janice two months before she died. a background check revealed that clayton johnson was also having financial difficulties and that utility services were sometimes cut off in their home for nonpayment. >> and pretty soon, fact became confused with rumor, rumor with fact. and the more people talked, the more people wondered whether this lovable teddy bear, clayton johnson, was a wife killer. >> so police decided to reopen their investigation into janice johnson's death. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. it

hear from the staff. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon tolling and director reiskin i live on clayton i'm speaking in favor of this restriction it is necessary for safety that left turn is a blind left-hand turn that is caused by on and on oncoming traffic people can wait through the entire signal it was looked over two years thing e.r. since the initial request was made the only way to safely make a turn by waiting this is backs up traffic or vehicles as well as the 33 ashbury and 37 corbett muni lines and backs up clayton street to corbett in regards to the impact to the neighborhood specifically caramel streets i've lived in coal veil since 1994 mta has studied it is minimal of you cars make that turn into 17th what wasn't mentions for the two away's ways that are fed into clayton vehicles are restricted from making a lotto caramel left on to caramel has been prohibited for 10 years and in terms of clayton street north some cars make that left-hand turn they don't want to get stuck in the bottle next, i walk my daughter longer than 17th and caramel there's a restriction on resistan

clayton, welcome back. >> in the house. nice to see you guys. look lovely in blue this morning. >> tucker as handsome as always. >> clayton you look handsome this morning. >> janice dean is live from the stakes all morning long. american pharaoh could pull out the triple crown. >> if he wins the belmont he could win the triple crown longest runs in history.

and adam clayton powell was chairman of the house education committee, and president johnson finally says, adam, you got to leave town. and you got to turn this over to somebody else. some of you may remember that's when adam clayton powell went to biminy and he said -- he wanted a congressman from brooklyn to try to put the bill together. kerry was in a district in brooklyn that hat orthodox jews, roman catholics this array or -- incredible clinton area. the fact that johnson knew that was incredible. and kerry came up with the idea of leasing books. leasing secular books and leasing equipment to parochial schools. johnson started selling it. the wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham and arthur goldberg standing astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth. the hottest room. and johnson is working on them. in the background is bill moyer and me in i have in my office and wait so is hot in there you could see the sweat through cardinal spellman's -- and they finally agreed. it was fantastic. got the b

always great to he see you. >> all right clayton.ing off controversy with these comments on immigration. >> if you don't want to be killed by sisz -- ice sis don't go to syria. if you don't want to be killed by a mexican, there is nothing i can tell. >> you is ann coulter right to sound off? we will bet she will make more news. stick around for ann coming up. anna is ditching the couch to save sea lions. how she helped them on their road to recovery next. ♪ ♪ and we'll all turn out okay my lenses have a sunset mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside to inside mode. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. ask for transitions xtractive lenses. extra protection from light... outdoors indoors and in the car. >>> well more than two weeks after the massive oil spill off santa barbara on the california coast, dead marine mammals are still washing to shore. tragically the majority are sea lions. >> this as issues plaguing the california sea lion population this year. >> i went to san diego to see the pr

out in down in clayton west academy street at west clayton avenue, blown transformer possible power outageso just be aware of that, if you are traveling to that location clayton, new jersey, could be running into power outages, as well. wissahickon avenue, stays closed due to downed tree from last night, west mt. airy near carpenter lane. again, downed tree on power lines. last night there were some power outages as well. heads up again tonight, vine street expressway, eastbound westbound, between broad and 76, will be closed starting at 11:00 that will go until 5:00 a.m. that will last all the way through friday morning. that's a look add your ride, diana, erika good morning. >>> ♪ ♪ what's the word ♪ ♪ ♪ >> netflix and brad pitt are uniting for a project. >> video streaming website says it will produce and distribute film with the hollywood a lister titled war machine. will be a satirical comedy with pit as general commander us war effort in afghanistan the movie scheduled to come out netflix and in limited number of theatres nerve year. >> this morning whole lot of respect for sassy pint

>> clayton sandell in colorado. clayton, thank you. >>> new images tonight of the arsenal of weapons in the case of that white house intruder juchl ping the fence, getting through the front door. all the way to the east room. past the stairs to the first family's residence. we knew he was carrying a knife, but tonight, you're about to see what he had in his car. abc's pierre thomas back on the case. >> reporter: tonight, we see for the first time just how dangerous that white house fence jumper truly was. look at what the secret service found in omar gone saal less's car the day of his arrest. hundreds of rounds of ammunition. tomahawks and knives. and look at the arsenal virginia police discovered two months earlier, during a routine traffic stop of gonzalez. a sawed off shotgun, high powered rifles and handguns. this evidence released today as gonzalez facing sentencing next week for that run all the way into the white house east room. >> troubling pictures. pierre with us now live from washington. what kind of pu

abc's clayton sandell speaks to her tonight. >> reporter: della curry knew she could be fired. but she did it anyway. >> i was let go for giving away free food. >> reporter: curry says she lost her job at this colorado elementary school for giving a pass to kids who didn't have enough money to pay for lunch. >> i hated to see food thrown away that could have been given to these children that are hungry, that could use it. >> reporter: after three warnings -- >> i would have kids start crying when i told them they didn't have money in their account. >> reporter: district policy say no, sir more hot meals, just a cheese or turkey sandwich. >> there are kids who are going hungry because they're too embarrassed to get the cheese sandwich so they don't come through the line. >> reporter: the school district says no child ever goes hungry. they won't give much detail about curry's firing, but will say -- >> she was fired for violating the district policy around how food is distributed. if an employee is concerned about a family, then they are obligated to bring that to our attention.

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i also have to say clayton, i found out most people are sane.o go on vacation with any candidate. you can't blame them for that and the candidates are probably happy too. >> i like this poll a lot. to me it's revealing. you can disagree with me. i think your curiosity point is well taken. to me it's an intimate question. you go on vacation you do something a lot of families have a lot of rituals. you go on my vacation. we're getting our hands dirty with maryland blue steam crab and drink. you are inviting people into your private lives. what americans are saying is e heavy, we don't want you. stay away from us. >> well remember how the poll was selling those, clayton. the pollsters couldn't give the respondents a list of all the candidates because, as you know about 175 are running. not really but it seems like that. people just volunteered a response and the two people who top the polls, clinton and bush are, surprise the best known. people are reaching for an answer. they often pick the name they best recognize and could most easily recollect.

clayton, thank you so much.more ahead on the bloomberg market day, including more on the reaction in the supreme court ruling on obamacare. the president will be speaking in a little over 30 minutes. we will be back. ♪ pimm: welcome to "the bloomberg market day." this up in court upholds obamacare subsidies allowing millions of americans to keep accept cities to help them pay for health insurance. betty: coming up, president obama will take to the podium to speak about the case and his reaction. pimm: we cannot forget about greece. a key meeting has ended without any agreements. prime minister alexis tsipras is still optimistic. betty: good morning. i am betty liu. pimm: i am pimm fox. we are 90 minutes into the trading day. let's look at u.s. stocks with a

clayton swisher, al jazerra. >> and you can watch that full documentary al qaeda informant from 20 gmtsday, it's also online at aljazerra.com/al qaedainformant. there are extended videos there articles as well and lots more. >>> coming up on the program officials in nepal struggle to confirm who is entitled to financial assistance after the earthquake. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. >>> reminder, of the headlines on al jazerra. several sunni tribal sheiks and tribes in anbar province have pledged allegiance to the islamic state of iraq and the levant. they met in the city of fallujah on wednesday and pledged support to the head of isil. at least 70 people have been killed in a gas explosion at a petrol station. many of them have reportedly taken shelter from rain and flooding. >>> former top fifa executive chuck blazer told a u.s. judge that he and others agreed to take bri

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clayton sandell, on the explosion and the outlook for the crew. >> liftoff. >> reporter: for 139 secondsverything was fine. then suddenly, the unmanned spacex rocket exploded in midair. more than 4,000 pounds of food, student experiments and science cargo nasa calls critical to space station research, splashing into the atlantic. the cause is under investigation. >> 2, 1. >> reporter: spacex has a successful record overall, launching six missions to the space station as part of a $1.6 billion nasa contract. but today's failure is the third recent supply mission that lacked the right stuff. in october, a rocket launched by orbital sciences exploded on takeoff. >> oh, god! >> reporter: then in april, a russian cargo ship failed, spinning out of control before falling back to earth. astronaut scott kelly, a few months in to his year-long stay on the international space station tweeting, "space is hard." >> three accidents with three different systems. that raises some concerns in terms of manning and supplying the station. >> reporter: publicly, nasa says they aren't worried. there are two

>> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, keenesburg, colorado. >> thanks for watching.or "good morning america." and for david and all of us here at abc news, good night. mh-65 dolphin >>> miguel lopez now faces a total of 64 criminal accounts of the -- many of his alleged victims saw him for the first time since five weeks as you can see, emotions were running high. miguel angel lopez walked before the judge to enter his plea. he sits back down when the prosecutor is granted a private meeting with the prosecutor and defense attorney. the judge added 19 new criminal charges. he illegally accepted mortgage finances. >> do you want to apologize to these people? >> reporter: lopez, who was out on bail was not much interested in talking to me. but some of his alleged victims had plenty to say to him. >> get him on camera. >> reporter: later, his attorney called the charges a witch hunt. >> because what i think he did

abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: this curious, hungry grizzly bear with the big claws followed itsporter: right to valerie and david peters' car. >> oh, my gosh. there's a bear on my car! yellowstone ten days ago. >> reporter: they had just left yellowstone ten days ago. their niece and a friend's daughter watching too, bouncing between pure joy and terror. >> it's a grizz-il-ee bear! >> reporter: sometimes up close can be too close. >> look at his claws! >> reporter: whether it's a mother bear and cubs in yellowstone or on your back porch. the bear experts tell us a happy, healthy bear is a truly wild bear. and things can go badly if you don't keep your distance. but sometimes you just can't help it. >> bears don't break through windows. >> i hope not. >> reporter: actually, this bear could have broken that window. but don't tell her. >> best day of my life so far. >> reporter: in the end the bear decides maybe it's not worth the hassle. >> we're alive! we're alive! >> reporter: clayton sandell abc news, keenesburg, colorado. >> thank goodness for that and thanks for watching. i'm

today 104 in concord, clayton, walnut creek. for relief head to the coast where the marine layer will scour out early today. it's only about 500 feet deep. 80s and 90s peninsula. 101 morgan hill. east of the bay 107 in brentwood through discovery bay and the delta. 103 in danville and blackhawk as well as in alamo. 72 in stinson beach. wow. 80 degrees across mill valley. 90s in san rafael through terra linda. 97 degrees in sonoma. 108 degrees in ukraine and 105 in cloverdale. relief and when you can expect it that's coming up at 48 after the hour. liza. >>> good morning, everyone. we are talking about slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on and traffic backed up from the foot of the maze. it has been a smooth commute for the bay bridge with no accidents and no stalled vehicles reported so far this morning. south 101 just chugging along at the golden gate bridge. remember, toll increases effective tomorrow. it goes up by 25 cents for all drivers heading across the bridge. if you are heading across th

clayton sandell, abc news loveland colorado. >> the family of the man suspected is of plotting attacksce in boston is calling for now a full abcomplete and transparent investigation into his death. they claim there was no indication that u sawm na rahim had been rad dallized. he was fatally 0 shot tuesday after agents tried to question them and he lunched had at them with a military style knife. it's believe his family has now seen a video of that confrontation. >> prosecutors are recommending a two-year fence sentence for the fence jumper. hundreds of rounds of ammunition tom ma hawks and knives two months earlier during a traffic stop virginia police found a sawed off shut gun. gonzales has a history of mental illness. >> colorado getting hammered by a wild line of storms triggering tornadoes several of them caught on camera since yesterday. massive funnel clouds touching down. this is near denver damaging dozens of homes and farms. heavy rain and pelting hail continued into the early morning hours. many people were forced to spend the night without power. no reports of injuries in t

food and a private equity firm kkr with clayton gba and rice. fcc steps in and says it could crimp competition and very sad to say it could more buying power and they could offer things that lower prices. they also step in on other deals including t-mobile, comcast or at&t and home goods for one of its rivals. dagen: stock prices hitting their highest level since 1996. let's get a closer look at the asian markets. tracey chang is live in beijing, a reporter for chinese state television. reporter: good morning, dagen. asian markets are higher today. the composite recovers gaining 2.5% by the quiddity release from china's mega-ipo subscriptions last week. markets recover the hang seng gaining about three tenths of 1%. the companies listed in hong kong outperformed the broader market adding about half of a percent. japanese shares have a good trading day. the nikkei up 3 cents to 1% about this and that are useful not to fault on the dad and exporters are higher. let me remind you it has 20% this year. south korea to cost me with two tenths of 1% un

muriel clayton has adopted 76er old mary smith, her cousin. clayton took her into the home after a family tragedy over 60 years ago. she wanted to adopt or a long time ago until smith's biological mother died this month out of respect. >> i said i have been thinking about adopting you. how you feel about that? her face lit up. >> "little face/" [laughter] >> it was exciting news. leon: they went down to the dallas county courthouse to officially became mother and daughter. they have some of the best genes in the world. alison: they look really good don't they? leon: she adopted a 76er old daughter. alison: at 92. let's check in with steve. leon: it feels like dallas here. steve: the heat and humidity is back again today, tomorrow and saturday. we go from the weather center. 91 in winchester. 90 at reagan national airport and at dulles. we did not break any records today at any of our local airports. look out pretty well hope it beach delaware is right now. -- rehobeth beach, delaware is right now. still a little bit on the cool side, around 70

imagine that. >>> tucker. >> thanks clayton.ch for democrats to make new calls for gun control. >> it causes us to shift the issue of gun violence collect ifle. >> i will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense reform and along with you achieve those on behalf of all who have been lost because of this senseless gun violence in our country. >> do gun control laws really work? we've got 50 years of evidence and the evidence suggests they don't. chicago, for example, some of the strictest gun laws in america but this year there have been more than 900 shootings in that city. a 29% increase over last year. it's a little weird that in the face of this evidence that gun control doesn't work. you are still hearing renewed calls for gun control. why is that? >> well, whenever ig anything like this happens, people always say take the guns off the streets. carry conceal, the right to own a gun, those people are going to own a gun and have them, the gang bangers don't go out and apply for a license. we had 215 murders, 186 were sho

, new jersey, blown transformer, west academy street at west clayton avenue. that's a look at your ride, erika, back to you. >> thank you justin. more than three dozen penn state fraternity members get thrown out of their fraternity. expulsion happened yesterday same day the former pledge turn weiler blower james filed lawsuit against kappa delta rho and the university. it alleges he and other forced to drink mixture of alcohol and bodily fluids. also allegations of sexual harrassments which included secret fraternity facebook page where members allegedly posted photos of nude and unconscious female student. >> there is aim and maybe one of the more disturbing, of young man and young woman both of them passed out in a port a potty with her panties at her ankles. >> the complaint alleges penn state waited too long to takings. how much, the university says in a statement that he would not file a complaint or pursue the formal disciplinary pros what's investigators first met with him. >> 6:15. police will spend the day today at burlington county school after a th

one center will be at the county government services building in clayton. the other at the mt. royal fire department in east greenwich. >>> with daylight came a better look at how powerful last night's storm was. all morning we've shown you pictures and video of widespread damage across our area. monique braxton is live for us in brookhaven. what can you tell us there? >> reporter: we've been monitoring the situation in brookhaven for two hours now. i'm at the intersection of brookhaven road and edgemont avenue. you can see the traffic. look at it. it's a mess. people are approaching, not knowing which direction to go in. until about 10:30, volunteer fire police were out here at this intersection directing traffic. all along this stretch of edgemont businesses are in the dark. let me show you at the smoke shop. no one is inside. they have the door open because it's still hot inside. just to your right, you see the automotive shop is operating on a generator, but the two businesses next to it are in the dark. we also found thousands of homes are in the dark. jennifer wilson of w

clayton sandell, abc news denver. >>> another influx of migrants reached italy after a dangerous voyage from africa. nearly 3,000 people were rescued in the mediterranean yesterday from 21 boats and rubber dinghies launched by libyan smugglers. they were picked up by the italian coast guard and military ships from other european countries. they're among 60,000 migrants brought to italian ports this year alone, many of them fleeing wars and poverty. >>> severe weather impacting 11 million people in the nation's midsection right now. the threat of a tornado in st. louis drove fans at the cardinals/cubs game from the stands and delayed the game nearly two hours. the area did get at least two tornados but the cardinals managed to beat the cubs 4-1. abc's rob marciano has more on the extreme weather. >> reporter: incredible images of tornados this weekend. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: at least 19 reported, 16 alone in north dakota. >> oh my -- wow. >> reporter: no significant damage. heavy rains contributing to this frightening scene near frederick, maryland. these girls cling to e

testifies used during the botched execution of clayton lockett, as you may remember carol. was a little over a year ago, and that is partly what led to this case making it up to the high court and this ruling today. carol? >> all right, pamela brown reporting live for us. i know you're reading through the second key decision and we'll get back to you once you have done that. i want to bring in jonathan turley a professor of law at george washington university, also a constitutional scholar. thank you so much for being with me. just to make it clear for people how someone is put to death in this country, it's a three-drug cocktail right? they're sedated first, the next drug paralyzes them and the third drug kills them but this particular supreme court decision centered on the first drug, a set tiff.dative. >> that's right. and actually the states have had trouble with this drug because the drug they prefer has been withheld in the manufacturer. there was an international outcry for companies not to intri supply drugs for lethal injection and that was successful. the states h

and clayton by about 5:34. let's take a wide view now. we still have all the storms near atlantic city and points south. more storms off to our west. these are the ones we'll be watching for later on this evening. we have the flooding threat through the area too, overnight into early tomorrow. we'll talk about this and continue tracking the storms coming up. >> thank you. and our team coverage continues now. >> checking out the situation in south jersey. that's where cydney long is live. she's been making a few stops throughout the region. cydney? >> reporter: i can tell you that the winds started picking up and started to rain lightly here in westville. for people who live here off big timber creek. and look it flows into the delaware river. they're hopeful that because the ground is so dry that it's not already saturated that any flooding that they may endure will not be as significant as they've seen in years past. >> this is from a storm that happened last year. we had a tree come down. >> tom is watching the creek in his backyard clo

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gloucester county opened two senteres for the impact of the storm, 1200 north delsy drive in clayton and the mown laurie firehouse department opened at noon residents can charge their phones and contact their insurance companies and get water and snacks. >>> we are also getting in a lot of video from our "action news" videos, this comes from ed kozmore from burlington county, this is sunny jim drive in medford the tree missed his house by one or two feet and another tree is rest aring on top of his roof. >> this is crazy. >> an "action news" viewer capture that viewer in camden county, molly watched as strong winds kicked up debris in her neighbor, she had several minutes to secure her deck furniture, she is glad she had the minutes from "action news" meteorologist, adam joseph. >>> and david henry is in del care county where there is a lot of heavy damage as well. >> reporter: yes we have been informed that delaware county the entire county has been declared to be in the state of emergency and this is why you can see the huge tree across the road here on top of that suv, and around

clayton sandell, abc news, loveland, colorado. >> reminiscent of the sniper shootings in washington,.c. >> i was thinking about that. what a scary time it was. i was in washington at the time. were you as well? >> no but absolutely scary time and a scary time as well in colorado, because for this particular one. it wasn't immediately clear they were linked together but a frightening pattern there. >> they say there is a camera at one of the shooting locations but investigators not talking whether or not they have pulled the video. i imagine they would have. but also the fact these shootings took place within 15 miles of each other. >> absolutely. and our affiliate out there, kmgh says there are cameras posted all over so we'll see what they find out about that but frightening times indeed. >>> coming up a promising option for couples trying to con vivre. kreev. the over-the-counter pills that may help millions of women get pregnant. see how it works next. >>> ahead in our next half hour keeping the internet honest. amazon cracks down on fake product reviews. will it make it harder to

let's get the latest now from abc's clayton sandell. >> police worry a serial shooter may have killedugh likenesses to this case that we as an agency immediately reached out to the task force. we don't know if this is related to the other shootings and don't know if there is somebody that is inflicting these crimes in the community. >> it happened in this loveland, colorado, neighborhood. >> there's a male lying on the sidewalk not breathing. he's bleeding uncontrollably. thinks maybe he was hit by a car. >> but it was no car. police say a bullet killed 65-year-old bill connole just blocks from home. his granddaughters say he liked to take walks at night. >> we're scared to go around even in the daytime. >> a task force of police, sheriff and fbi investigators has already linked two previous shootings nearby, the first april 22nd along interstate 25. driver cory romero hit in the neck. >> i'm just real i will -- i'm just scared. >> she survived but may 1th about six miles away, john jacoby was killed riding his bicycle. now this third shooting ten miles away in the town of loveland. >

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> wow.he greens over the weekend, saying this is like the golf's marquee event, and the greens a lot of golfers felt wasn't up to par. >> yeah, one golfer said it was like putting on a field of broccoli. it was that bad. it is one of the marquee events as you mentioned, so to have those bad conditions, it's sort of embarrassing. and first time ever held in that location. so, don't know if it will be back. >> broccoli, that isn't good. not good. >>> coming up, "jurassic world's" chris pratt having some fun with very special kids. >>> and the made-for-tv movie that has everyone asking, should i be laughing at this? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> okay, time now for "the skinny," and topping our headlines this morning, father's day tributes. >> social media lighting up all day yesterday. but first, some breaking news. roll the live trucks, everybody. the west family is having a baby boy. kim kardashian-wes

clayton valley high school got a kitchen makeover and the kids are loving it and we think that's pretty cool. >> reporter: there's something cooking at clayton valley charter school this concord and the students are eating it up. >> this is some good-looking eggs! >> i say this is like a five- star restaurant school. >> reporter: from cafeteria to fine dining in two short years and leading that gourmet revolution, chef wayne. 40-plus years in the food industry, he and his crew have given the kitchen an infusion of fresh and healthy. everything is now cooked from scratch like these peppers and eggs, to this delicious alfredo sauce. >> pretty good. >> i century describe how much better the food is. it's great. i come here every day. i buy food every day. sometimes i get two. >> it's amazing. his food is perfect. he always makes us smile. and he manages to make sure that our food is really good for us and it benefits us. >> reporter: no kidding. sweets have given way to fresh fruits and smoothies. when was the last time you got fruit-infused water in high school? the new menu is a big hit.

>> all right, clayton sandell, thank you.o ginger zee with the tornado threats. >> as we speak, we're getting in a little bit closer. more than 80-mile-per-hour winds already recorded. one-inch hail near minneapolis. parts of wisconsin. and iowa. all in severe thunderstorm watches. it will keep creeping east. that's what we're concerned about. chicago, grand rapids detroit. late morning, early afternoon. it progresses east ward. the cold front comes through. the area i'm concerned for tornadoes, illinois madison, wisconsin. we were talking about the flooding rain. thankfully drying out bait in texas. the bull ps's eye of heavy rain coming there. >> i have to tell you about this. in the west we know the situation is there. dry conditions and broiling heat fueling those wildfires. dozens burning right now. the biggest skornling nearly 20,000 acres. and abc's cane thatkayna whitworth is there for us in california's san bernardino california. good morning. >> reporter: we have 13 nirs seven states. officials here telling me the l

he stepped out of the spotlight in 2011 and handed the ceo reins to joe clayton. he is back in the hot seat. with the satellite tv business in its early days, he wants to get the forefront of this change by creating a new over the top product called sling tv and buying up billions of dollars worth of wireless assets. assets he says can be used to build a legitimate competitor to at&t and verizon. when we first sat down for an interview, i asked ergen to describe this new frontier. charlie: now we are in another transformation. it has gone about in two places. one is tv itself is transforming. people are looking for more of what they want to watch. they want to watch their tv everywhere and part of that is the technology of ott, over the top, allows customers to do that. the second transformation is the wireless industry where the world is going to be connected all of the time and there are only two ways to do it. one is with a wire and the other is wirelessly. we started on a mission five years ago to say we think we can be part of that revolution and the best pla

he stepped out of the spotlight in 2011, ending the ceo reins to joe clayton. isr years later, the founder back in the hot seat. video moving on to your second screen. like the satellite tv business and its early days, argan wanted to be at the forefront of this change by creating a new over the top product called sling tv, and by aliens of dollars of assets, assets that he says could be used to build a legitimate competitor to at&t and horizon. when we first sat down with him, i asked him to describe this new frontier. now, we are in another transformation. one is that tvs itself is transferring. people are looking for at what they are want to watch, not paying for things they don't want to watch. they want to watch the tv everywhere. part of that is the technology of over the top allows customers to do that. the second transformation is wireless. the wireless industry where the world is going to be connected all of the time and there are only two ways to do it. one is with a wire and the other is wirelessly. we started on a mission five years ago to say we th

. >>> clayton gloucester county construction continuing for the next 40 minutes along 55 north of littleane in both directions. mass trans on time. >> reporter: a lot of neighborhoods in the upper 50s. 62 by 9:00 a.m. the high is 67 well put that in around 2:00 p.m. mainly cloud skies showers around most of them in south jersey and delaware not in pennsylvania. the wide view across the country. we have a tornado become in the midwest. as we look at severe weather that's it in kansas, nebraska and east of denver and saint louis, missouri. there could strong thunderstorms out there but maybe tornados out there today. if you're traveling to the midwest, keep your eye on the airport information. no major delays, orlando is clear, everybody else is looking at clouds, but no rain. >> million of americans have a problem with alcohol and a new report said most of them have never gotten help. rates of alcoholism has increased 40% since 2002. four out of 5 americans never receive treatment. men appear to be the highest risk. unmarried people whether they have never gotten married oregon through di

here is clayton swisher. >> reporter: this car bomb attack in yemen killed eight spanish tourist. al qaeda fighters claimed responsibly. this man says there's more to the story. it may involve the former president ali abdullah saleh. >> ali abdullah saleh... >> reporter: he was a member of al qaeda until his arrest by pakistani intelligence and the c.i.a. in 2004. returned to yemen, he was released and began work as a paid informant for the yemeni government. they warned security agencies a week before the attack and provided details on the day itself. over a year later, a daring assault on the u.s. embassy left 19 dead. he warned the security services three months before a week before and three days before. >> reporter: as an informant, he says he ignored the attacks, and went so far as to hand over money for explosives used against the u.s. embassy. they arranged for the materials to be given. al jazeera verified the background within al qaeda. we have also established that he was a bomb-maker. that's now he gained detailed knowledge about the attacks. he lost his right thumb ha

this near clayton just passed over 55 north of franklinville approaching grant avenue.south of 322. quick heavy downpour that passes through and it's moving quick enough that we're not seeing any flooding but if it was a little slower with the amount of moisture in the atmosphere it could really wring out a lot of water in a very short period of time. everyone is feeling the heat index that is at 90 degrees or better especially philadelphia down to the south but tomorrow that heat index could get close to the century point across philadelphia and especially southern areas as we await a cold front tomorrow afternoon. for right now everything is moving directly from the west to the east, kind of arcing around a high down to the south. there's a little bit of atmospheric energy around to their north and to the south to fire up these downpours and storms but it will be very isolated and scattered as we go through the evening and overnight hours so not everyone will see them but if you do some heavy rain with it. otherwise, very warm and sultry tonight, 70 to 74 degrees, a v