clayton: we are doing more lending through this cycle.e have allocated maybe 10% of the portfolio of the last few years. we are in partnership with nine -- nine of the largest commercial mortgage originators that are underwriting commercial mortgage loans under a commercial guideline program. the way it was, we get to look at these assets and we get to effectively underwrite the individual loans at the time of origination. we will balance sheet it, basically that 0-10%. erik: this is way before securitization. clayton: i think this is part of this paradigm shift in the weight you see capital get treated now. thes the -- before organization. -- we want to get paid if we do the credit work. we do not want to get paid if prices go up or down. we want to get paid for doing the appropriate yield on that cash flow for the duration, be it three or four or five years. there are some questions and doubts being raised about the durability of the credit rally we have seen since february 11. how do you feel about that? clayton: i have probably been o

chris going to do him. >> thank you, clayton. >> of course. >> my partner. no judging.rong. you're just out there, you know. taking up space. but he's not. he's not taking up space, he is out there because he chose to be out there. our community is just like any other community. it's just the homeless. our community stretches further than any other community i know. we go from california to new york. any town you go to there's homeless. that's still part of my community. >>> coming up -- >> i got stabbed in the lungs, in the throat and in the jaw. >> the night clayton decided he had enough of homelessness. and rodriguez greggs says no thanks to an offer to go home. >> i think in here, they pay more attention to you and get to know you as a person, instead of just, oh, that's a convict. and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the new audi a4. with one notable difference... the all-new audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust

clayton clacks >> absolutely. and i've always wondered why they didn't get prosecuted for it because it was a fact admitted by the guy they hired. that's who they should be going after. >> we had the refusal by the committee to make all sorts of accusations against the express and the refusal by the committee to talk to them and ask them their explanations. then we have the committee or apparently taking direct or indirectly material from the express website without asking if the material seems to be documented all to say the other organizations that you don't want to talk to them to see if they have an explanation and you do take apparently false material stolen in the purpose in order to pressure. is that a fair summary of what seems to be going on clark's >> yes. is that a legitimate function of the congress? >> i will repeat what i said in the concern i have after 20 some years being on both sides, this is when the congressional travel is used to intimidate or pressure and investigative agency to take action t

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adam clayton powell, that, did not erupt from within me.itor at houghton mifflin came up with the title. he thought that adam clayton powell was a real cool cat and thus "king of the cats." "the butler, a witness to history." that is sort of simple. it is right out there. "two on the river quote, stan gross felled, the photographer and and myself we were two people who took the long 42-day trip on the mississippi, that is two on the river. and family memoir, the hay goods of columbus -- haygoodsmy editor came up with the title. other books have been written. what did i bring to my books? i like to think something very different. you know, i always try to find a different window, a side door, attic door, a backdoor to go into when i'm telling these sweeping biographical stories. i need a angle, a doorway, a different doorway. so for the thurgood marshall book, no one had written extensively about these confirmation hearings. so that was the angle. with sugar ray robinson, no one had written extensively about the intersection of culture and f

and i do occasionally go to the county courthouse, clayton, alabama, and sit around as is the customn the rural south. i enjoy this immensely, and it's very stimulating and a rich, warm experience to go back to the country with your hometown friends. and i like people and large or small crowds suit me, and i enjoy being with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. southern california with near 60% of the state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but statistic

"king of the cats", adam clayton powell. that did not erupt from within me.that title. he thought adam clayton powell was a real cool cat and thus "king of the cats". the sea, the butler, witness of history. that sort of simple, right out there and "two of the river", the photographer at myself for the two people who took that loan 42 day trip on the mississippi river. family memoir, the davis of columbus, my editor kim up with that title to, so that is the story behind the titles. yes, other books have been written. what did i bring? i like to think something very different. you know, i always try to find a window, different window, a side door, attic, door, backdoor to go into when i am telling these sweeping biographical stories. i need a angle, a doorway, a different doorway both for thurgood marshall book no one had written extensively about these confirmation hearings, so that was the angle. with sugar ray robinson, no one had written extensively about the intersection of culture as it related to his life. he stepped away from boxing to become a dancer

we're gonna die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way.ochelle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could save them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right at rochelle and sona. >> i thought, damn, we might not make it. we might not make it. so close. at that moment, i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments later rochelle does open the window again, and through the smoke, a lifeline suddenly appears. >> out of nowhere, it seemed, the rope dropped in front of our window. >> but the rope is just out of her reach. she searches for anything to help and grabs the closest thing. sona's teddy bear. >> that teddy bear extended my reach, a

clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, aig dig in boston. the major discovery. they have halted construction and called in a team of archaeologists. >>> also, win or go home. steph curry and his dream season, facing an elimination game tonight. what the superstar said late today. >>> and from the white house to this house? new details about where the obamas might live next. usal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia® is proven to help protect bones from fracture. but the real proof? my doctor said prolia® helped my bones get stronger. are your bones getting stronger do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions, such as low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness; face, lip, or tongue swelling; rash, itching or hives have happened in people taking prolia®. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen, or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin or thigh, as unusual thigh b

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abc's clayton sandell with the mother's frantic call for help. >> oh, my god.oh, my god. >> reporter: the call for help is frantic. >> 911? ? >> there's three men that just came in my house and attacked my husband and i. >> reporter: a knock on the door in this golden, colorado, neighborhood. >> they knocked on my door and then they came in my house. >> reporter: a husband and wife, both middle school teachers, at home with their two kids last night, when three suspects break in. the husband is stabbed, but fights back, grabbing a knife, taking one suspect down. >> he has a cut on his arm and he's gushing blood out of his arm. >> reporter: police say the home invaders were looking for drugs and $10,000 in cash, but it was a case of mistaken identity. the bad guys had the wrong house. >> there were three guys. we have one of them down inside the house. he's been down. baby, are you okay? oh we have two kids downstairs in the basement. >> reporter: people could have certainly been killed in this situation, but obviously, this father was protecting his wife and ch

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and in the adam clayton paul book, i really wanted -- adam clayton powell book i really wanted to delveege career, in the battle that happened on hill when he was tossed out of congress. so i've always tried to find an angle, and as well just to add my own narrative dance to the story. dance to the story. host: so, "the butler" movie "sweet thunder" is getting ready to be made? guest: david, the great actor from some and the butler who has several movies coming out this year has assigned to play sugar ray robinson. he will be great in that. host: does it start filming at any point? has a script been written? guest: the screenwriter has just started. he is writing as we sit here and talk, the screenwriter. so, that's a nice feeling. host: and has "king of the cats" been optioned? guest: it was an it no longer is under option, so that is open, but-- host: what about "showdown"? guest: showdown has been optioned by pam williams productions. the creative team behind "the butler" and they are working on that right now. the sammy davis junior book has also been optioned by hollywood by one of

king of the cats to life and times of adam clayton powell came out in 1993. columbus ohio a love story 1997 and black-and-white the life of sammy davis junior 2003. sweet thunder the life and times otimesof sugar ray robinson in . the butler, which we've talked about extensively a witness to history 2013, and his most recent that came out last year, showdown thurgood marshall and the supreme court nomination that changed america. this is your chance to participate. we've been talking for about an hour and we would like to hear if you have questions and comments would like to share we've only gone through a couple bucks so far. we will get through a couple of the others as we go through the afternoon. afterno (202)748-8200 for those in east and central time zones from 748-8201 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. you can also contact us electronically, booktv@c-span.org and on social media@booktv is the twitter handle you can leave a comment just make sure to include@booktv and you can make a comment on the facebook page from facebook.com/booktv

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> we thank clayton for that report. >>> still ahead, back in custody. how one of the fbi's most wanted murder suspects was captured. where he was tracked down. >>> and, in a tight spot. barely able to move, the rescue that required some team work and heavy lifting, when we come back. back. scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i'm not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for lif

clayton morris.o is this person. >> ah. >> is she on the right or the left? >> he's on the left kneeling down in the robes. >> we'll found out who. >> sheas a dog that rhymes with. >> -- oh that would just give away. >> more on that in a moment. >> yes we will. three minutes after the hour. straight to the headlines. hortbreaking video from the wreckage of egypt air 804. french investigators also confirming smoke was detected in multiple places on the plane just before it crashed. smoke coming from a bathroom near the cockpit. search teams focused on finding the black box. >>> another alert now. a u.s. military convoy attacked by a taliban bomber in afghanistan. the homicide bombing happening a short time ago in the north part of the country. no troops were hurt but the convoy was heavily damaged. third attack on u.s. troops by the taliban this week alone. >> first look at julie tauber. the woman has denied ever having an affair with the former president claiming she is just a family friend of the cl

clayton morris everyone, ladies and gentlemen. >> clayton morris new jersey.le washer. what's the you do at texas barbecue. >> use a dry rub. it's just the way we cook it low and slow. we take it off just the right time. >> can i cut this? >> absolutely. >> how long has this been in there? >> 12 hours. >> holy cow. what's the secret to what you do. >> rub. >> you had it in there 12 hours? >> yeah. it's been a long night. >> how long have you been doing this? >> 10 years. >> 10 years? >> yes. >> what do you think about -- somebody says new jersey? new jersey? >> yeah. >> look at all these awards? >> yeah. >> holy smokes. >> trained by the best. >> you were trained by the best? >> yeah. >> why is new jersey shaking into the scene now? >> well, just become aware of it seeing what the south has to offer. >> south learn something from you? >> i think so, yeah. >> if you look at this brisket, i think they can learn a thing or two about it. anna, what do you got? >> real barbecue. we're going to have to get the boxing ring ding ding going again. [ding ding ding] >> y

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> so what was he reaching for? >> apparently his shorts kept falling down as he was crawling across the hotel carpet. he was reaching to pull the shorts up. the officer thought he might have been grabbing for a gun. >> all right. it will play out in court. >>> coming up in our next half hour, what the government spends to maintain its aging computers. some of that equipment, get this use floppy disks. even in the u.s. nuclear program. is that necessarily a bad thing. >> first, you know those hi-tech video doorbells that let you pretend you're home even when you're not? now they claim they can help catch thieves who steal packages left outside your house. we put some of them to the test to see how they did next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after t ♪ oh, my darling, knock three times on the skeeling if you want me ♪ >> oh my darling. okay. >> tony orlando and dawn. >> wow. >> of course. >> look at you with all the music knowledge. >> thelma hopkins. am i right? >> good guess. it's not

the police is shut down the newhall community park, not far from clayton road., but investigators say they are not actively searching for anyone in the area. we do have the ktvu crew on scene, and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it in the newsroom. >>> right now it is 5:40 am. >>> when we come back, the already booming san francisco neighborhood could be the site for the new ferry terminal. and the reason they are considering mission bay as a possible location. >>> one california weather caster is told to cover up on live tv, and the social media backlash, next. >>> looking at the east bay commute, traffic at the toll plaza is not too bad, maybe a 10 minute wait. more on your east bay commute coming up. >>> low clouds and fog giving way to sunshine and warmer for some. looks pretty good if you're heading out to the warriors or the a's. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, your time now is 5:03 am. -- 5:43 am. >>> the giants give up a 1-0 lead, taking

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: thomas hatcher's cheeseburger came with a side -- of agony. >> i felt a really sharp pain, stabbing pain. >> reporter: a bite of a burger sent cheryl harrison to emergency surgery. >> could have been definitely life-threatening. >> reporter: both taken down by hard-to-spot dangerous wire bristles that come loose from brushes used to clean barbecues getting lodged in food. so tiny, and hard to detect, even on x-rays -- >> pretty violent, and it hurt really bad. >> reporter: tristan beck had to have surgery so doctors could find and remove it. >> suddenly, i saw a glint of light off a piece of metal. my colleague, who was operating with me, said that looks like a bristle, a brush bristle. >> reporter: in a new study, researchers estimate that wire bristle mishaps sent 1,700 people to the emergency room since 2003. 130 people each year. experts say you should make sure you use a new brush, even using pliers to make sure the bristles don't come out too easily. then wipe down the grill before you cook. keeping you at the holiday barbecue and out of the

co host of fox and friends clayton morris with our social media break down. clinton you have been up all night trolling through the internet. right? >> that's right. good stuff. the new york post is smart. they are famous for their covers and headlines. i am sure they have a whole division devoted to coming up with headlines. they were smart. usually we don't see their covers the night before. this was being shared all over twitter and facebook last night. hoosier daddy. the cover of the new york post. call it a knockout hoosier daddy trump 2016 from jeff. v smack 44 had this to say. indiana had something to say to ted cruz, hoosier daddy. donald trump is your republican nominee. it was making their rounds on facebook and twitter about the indiana primary. free lunch kasich. why is governor kasich still in the race? people putting out different ideas and means to figure it out. this one from florida with trump thinking he wants to go to california for california's great sushi out there. indiana was feeling the burn because hillary clinton lost of course. she

if you're tired of the robocalls during the dinner hour, clayton sandell with a new tool to fight back. >> reporter: those dreaded robocalls. >> hello, this is rachel at cardholder services. >> reporter: millions made every day. >> two to three times a day. >> sometimes twice in five minutes. >> reporter: and soon, it may be getting a lot worse. because last fall, congress changed the law allowing federal debt collectors to send robocalls to the cell phones of anyone with, say, a student loan or irs debt without their permission. >> my phone rings, i think it's something important and it's a recording. >> reporter: now, the collection industry is telling congress and the fcc that all businesses should be allowed to send robocalls without permission. arguing, "wireless phones are communication." so what can you do to fight robocalls? there's the federal do not call list, and new apps hitting the market including this one today. >> picking up an unknown call has become a roll of the dice until now. >> reporter: and robocall opponents are encouraging people to make few calls of their own.

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> frightening stuff there.g up in our next half hour, an incredible achievement. the wounded warriors lo climbed 5 1/2 miles to the top of the world to remember their fallen fellow veterans. what they say was actually the hardest part of their amazing journey. >>> but first, ars age old epic tale being retold for a brand-new generation. the cast of the reboot of roots". they open up about their powerful new project. you're watching "world news now." it's been almost 40 years since the mini series "roots" premiered right here on abc, earning critical acclaim and sledding new light on a dark chapter of american history. >> now the epic story is being retold for a new generation. byron pittss sat down with the cast. >> reporter: for eight consecutive nights in january, 1977, a record breaking 140 million americans watched the captivating mini series "roots" on abc. >> cun ta kin ta. >> that's your african name. master give you a new name. >> the iconic program follows several generations of the lives after you fam

clayton is 54 degrees. cinnaminson, 43 degrees and pemberton at 53 degrees.mperatures, upper 50s for philadelphia. lots of clouds and just a few scattered light showers. the suburbs upper 50s for lansdale, bethlehem, 59 degrees this afternoon. and south jersey and at the shore, just into the 50s today. delaware, same story. a few scattered showers. lots of clouds and 50s, nowhere near the 70s that we saw yesterday afternoon. the futurecast joined cloudy skies at 10:00 for philadelphia. you can see the scattered showers that are just to the southwest that will be moving in at times during the afternoon. that's 1:00 in the afternoon. as we go into the later afternoon hours, showers are staying to the south. that's 2:00 in the afternoon. for the evening commute it will be largely dry. that won't be the last chance of showers. there is a possibility with clouds around tomorrow, late in the afternoon, another round of showers. though it will come with a warmup. first thing tomorrow morning about this time, partly cloudy skies. the clouds won't completely clear out

abc's clayton sandell tonight on what the gunman shouted, and who he targeted. >> reporter: police say today at this texas trucking company, a disgruntled former employee came back for revenge. the shooter drove his white pickup truck to the entrance at 8:43 handgun and shotgun, firing through the front window, then going inside. >> one individual i spoke with, he did pass him, and continues through the building, as though he was looking particularly for somebody. >> reporter: the gunman, who investigators say was fired from his job here two weeks ago, shot and killed a supervisor. >> he was a great father, great son. >> reporter: officers arrive at 8:47, but by then, the shooter had killed himself. on average, workplace shootings kill about one person every day in the u.s. in five years, more than 1,700 people were shot dead where they worked. david, a chaplain brought in to counsel some of the employees here tells us that workers were diving for cover as bullets and glass went flying. two of them were injured by shrapnel but are expected to be okay. tonight, the company says all oper

>> clayton, thank you so much. >>> we're going the turn now to the extreme weather threat at this hour. severe storm watch in several states tonight, as the eastern half of the country shivers from the cold. a winter-like snowfall in maine. look at this. the most snow on record this late in the season. and in texas tonight, flash their headlights. more than a half foot of rain fell there overnight. and a short time ago, as we were coming on tonight, we learned of a funnel cloud touching down along the new mexico/oklahoma border and more could be coming tonight. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano tracking this severe weather threat at this hour. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. that tornado in a sparsely populated area. but more storms are coming. the radar showing the heavy rain from corpus moving into louisiana. severe tomorrhunderstorm watch, until 10:00. san antonio and austin, you're in the cross hairs for potentially some severe weather. the maps in motion show those storms and a lot of storms rolling into the southeast and a pulse of rain, though warmer in the northe

and i do occasionally go to the county courthouse, clayton, alabama, and sit around as is the customhis immensely, and it's very stimulating and a rich, warm experience to go back to the country with your hometown friends. and i l

and i do occasionally go to the county courthouse, clayton, alabama, and sit around as is the custom i enjoy this immensely, and it's very stimulating and a rich, warm experience to go back to the country with your hometown friends. and i like people and large or small crowds suit me, and i enjoy being with people. >> while the wallace campaign gathers its momentum, the great majority of support is near home base. southern california with near 60% of the state's total population. the los angeles greater metropolitan area is the home of 7 million persons and provides the greatest number of registrations. it is according to wallace campaign staff the one thing working for them. a small staff precludes blanketing the state completely. it can't be done. while there are valuable registrations from the northern area, it is impossible to cover the entire state as the southern area can be covered. even with the major difficulties inherent to the region. statistically speaking, the campaign faced disaster. it couldn't be done, polls and predictions kept saying. but statistics are merely refle

clayton, thank you. let's get right to rob, with the new watches up as we're on tonight. >> reporter: yeah, david. things are really starting to pop right now. three pockets of severe weather we're concerned about. three watches. one severe weather watch across oklahoma, that one in northeast colorado and the larger tornado watch, which runs from west kansas all the way to the texas panhandle until midnight tonight. when it goes dark, things are dangerous. thursday, friday, a much more potent system getting into more populated areas. dallas, oklahoma city. even up through kansas city, as well. in response to that, david, look at the heat. look at the temperatures for the eastern third of the country. near 90 in atlanta, raleigh, d.c., new york city. and that might take you right through the weekend. instant summer. >> tracking the tornadoes in the meantime tonight. rob, thank you. >>> back here at home in this country, to the young man who allegedly walked into that south carolina bible study, killing ni

clayton, thank you. >>> we turn now to breaking developments involving two plane crashes in hawaii. one of them, deadly. a small plane carrying sky divers crashing on the island of kawai. five adults onboard. the pilot, two instructors and two jumpers. two of them pronounced dead at the scene. the ntsb is now involved tonight. meantime, in oahu, a small plane carrying two passengers crashed 30 yards offshore. this video coming in now, showing two people actually swimming to the beach. lifeguards helping them to shore. no injuries reported in that crash. and all of this comes as we get word of an emergency landing after a bird strike today. a passenger jet turning back to the denver airport, just after takeoff. bird strikes, of course, are a dangerous risk to flights. you'll remember the miracle lands on the hudson, right here in new york. that plane losing both engines in bird strikes. tonight, abc's kayna whitworth on this newest flight, turning around after birds flew right into the right engine. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying airplane emergency landing playing out just mome

here's abc's clayton sandell with one fiery crash and the heroic rescue caught on camera. >> reporterconds after this rollover crash in riverside, california, the car already on fire. >> bro! hey, great out! >> reporter: the good samaritan realizes the driver is still inside. quickly pulling him to safety. >> call 911! call 911! >> reporter: a moment that never had to happen because, police say, this driver was street racing not just fast and furious, street racing is deadly. in the last decade more than 124 drivers, passengers and bystanders killed. in los angeles, this chain-reaction wreck last february killed three innocent drivers. the street racers weren't hurt. days later, another crash caught on camera, killed two pedestrians. police everywhere are now cracking down in portland oregon. and the car capital of southern california, where nearly 50 people were recently busted, their cars impounded. >> it comes down to ego, i want to show off. i want to do something that is going to give me a thrill. >> it could be deadly. >> exactly. >> reporter: clayton sandell. >>> still ahead on