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cnn's dan simon is following this for us out in boulder, colorado. yeah, good morning, victor, as if these folks haven't had enough to deal with already. as we have seen with these floodwaters, they have the ability, victor, to take out infrastructure. they took out roads and bridges. and in the town of lyons, they also took out septembic systemsd sewer lines and that caused the toxic, if you will, to get into the water supply. they've confirmed the e. coli. i want you to listen to how one official put it to the town. >> our 12-inch water transmission line has been compromised. we think it's been compromised in several locations. the water system does have e. coli in it now. which means that there has been a breach. and we don't want you using any of the water. so it was turned off. >> reporter: so here's the deal, they want residents to leave the area of town. they don't want people there, obviously. but if people are going to stay, they're obviously going to have to provide their own drinking water. so it is just a miserable situation for people liv

cnn's dan simon is in estes park, colorado. so what's the latest there, dan? >> reporter: hi, fredricka. this is my first time to this place and it's one of the most beautiful towns i have ever seen. it's no wonder that this is a very popular tourist area. but here's the problem. two of the major roadways to get here are destroyed. and that's going to make any kind of recovery very difficult. >> we've lost a lot of drywall. >> reporter: julie peeper and her staff are working furiously to get her restaurant reopened. >> it hurts. this is a good time of year. >> reporter: but getting the repairs done is only part of the challenge for her and other small businesses in the town of estes park, colorado. the worry, according to the town administrator, is how long it will take for customers to return. >> when you have an event like this, what does it do to the town? >> well, we've never had an event like this. this is the biggest event north carolina has ever had. >> reporter: the town sits at the foot of rocky mountain national park. elk graze out in the open. it is

for outfront, dan simon, san francisco. coming up-- details on a recall of infant motrin.he new iphone rumors >> pam: a health warning tonight. johnson and johnson is voluntarily recalling 200- thousand bottles of motrin infants drops formula. due to the risk that they may contain tiny plastic specks. the particles were found in a different product during the manufacturing process. it's not known if the recalled bottles actually contain the particles. the company is asking retailers to take the product off store shelves. and consumers should stop using the bottles. and throw them away. >> probably the most popular rumor is that there is going to be a gold iphone this could be true because it was leaked on blind. however, it will sleet -- online. however, black, white, gold with this high end and a possible cheaper plastic model being offered because plastic is cheaper for the iphone to manufacture. it would be very easy to operate this and offer this in different plastic collars. this screen size is also 6 in. from the our regional 5 in.. this could be huge and other rumor

dan simon joins us now. dan? >> reporter: well, hi, fredricka. we are in estes park, colorado.l, this is a very scenic spot. a lot of tourists come here. but two of the roads to get this to town have been destroyed and that's making any kind of recovery difficult. >> we've lost a lot of drywall. >> reporter: julie peeper and her staff are working furiously to get her restaurant reopened. >> it hurts. and this is a good time of year. >> reporter: but getting the repairs done is only part of the challenge for her and other small businesses in the town of estes park, colorado. the worry, according to the town administrator, is how long it will take for customers to return. >> you have an event like this, what does it do to the town? >> well, we've never had an event like this. this is the biggest event north carolina has ever had. >> reporter: the town sits a to the foot of rocky mountain national park. elk graze out in the open. it is a tourist mecca. the sidewalks normally bustling on a weekend are virtually empty. >> unfortunately, this is a real shot in the solarplex and it ta

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dan simon met a palo alto entrepreneur who says: for ake them all . >>> ads may help keep the internetsthey can also be pretty annoying. >> for 139 bucks, he can make them all disz appear. >> early days of the internet, dialup, slow connection, simple graphics, but chad rus el says in many ways, things were better. >> with page, text and pictures, and that's it. >> in other words, no ads. today they're everywhere. >> at some point, it's gotten a bit much. >> and, now, this 31-year-old high school dropout may be on the verge of shaking up the entire internet advertising industry. >> this is ad trap. >> the idea kicked off with a video. for rus el, his invention called ad trap that connects between your modem and router and blocks every kind of ad on a web site. i have one of the first units right here. pretty easy to set up. let's give it a try. >> check out the video on the top without the ad trap. you get an ad. on the bottom with the device connected, straight to the video and the company says it works on any device. >> there's no software or settings. that was one of the goals of the

dan simon sat down with the ceo. take the washington most. >> hi. >> when you meet amazon's ceo you are immediately struck by two things. legendary laugh and his nearly unmashed focus on customer service. >> customers like low prices and we know customers like big selection. and we know that customers like fast delivery. those things will be true ten years from now. they are going to be true 20 years from now. so you can count on those things. >> he met with us at amazon's seattle head quarters to show off the company's new line of souped up lightweight kindle fire tablets. one of them is priced atom $139. apple's cheapest ipad is nearly $200 more. >> one of the things have you done so well at amazon is you undercut your rivals by keeping the prices low. does that same strategy apply to tablets. >> yes. our approach is premium products at non-premium prices. we sell the hardware at break even. we don't try to make any money when we sell the hardware. we hope to make money when people use the devices, mott when they b

for "outfront," dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> be watching that tomorrow.redible, 60 miles an hour for those boats. >>> up next, the president losing a lot of support for the syrian strike. could a humiliation in congress define his second term? >>> plus, more potential waste at the irs. we're going to show you. we got the video tonight. where your money has been going. >>> and is this the latest terrorist threat? it's a common sporting item that could be devastating in the wrong hands. we have a special "outfront" investigation tonight. >>> welcome back to the second half of "outfront" on this friday night. former nfl player aaron hernandez pleaded not guilty today to first-degree murder. hernandez is accused of killing a man he knew named odin lloyd. he also pleaded not guilty to five weapons charges. now, our season candiotti has been reporting on this story tirelessly. she was in the courtroom. she tells us as the hearing ended today hernandez mouthed i love you to his mother and fiancee. he is being held without bail and authorities are also investigat

dan simon met an entrepreneur who says for $139, he can make them all disappear.he early days of the internet, dialup, slow connections, simple graphics. but chad russell says in many ways, things were better. >> with page, text, and pictures, and that's it. >> in other words, no ads. today, they are everywhere. >> at some point, it has gotten a bit much. >> now this 31-year-old high school dropout may be on the verge of shaking up the internet advertising industry. >> and this is ad trap. >> the idea kicked off with a video on the fund raising website, kick starter, where russell showed off his invention that connects between your mode modem and router. >> it's pretty easy to set up. now let's give it a try. >> check out the video on the top without the ad trap. you get an ad. on the bottom with the device connected, straight to the video. and the company says it works on any device. >> there's no software to con figure. that was one of the goals. so make it easy for people. >> he wanted to raise $150,000. he wound up with well over it 200. >> he is ready for any

dan simon is live for us in boulder, colorado. so, dan, there's a whole lot going on here, all while many people are still trying to make it to see the damage from their homes. what are the priorities right now? >> reporter: well, let's first talk about the e. coli situation. this is in lyons, about 17 miles from where we are in boulder. and you talk about a situation that is just so uncomfortable for these residents. it's as if they don't already have enough to deal with. the tap water has been completely shut off for these people after it was discovered that there is, in fact, e. coli in the water. so how did this happen? well, as we've seen with these floodwaters, it took out a lot of the infrastructure. it took out bridges and roads, and in some cases, it took out septic tanks and it took out sewer lines. and so, that toxic sludge sort of got into the water system, and they did these tests and found the e. coli. so if people are going to stay in their homes -- and they're advising people to leave -- but if they're going to stay

our dan simon sat down with jeff bezos. he talks about why he got into the newspaper business and bought "the washington post." >> he doesn't speak very often. >>> the major political story playing out right now. that's live, republican senator ted cruz of texas staging a marathon protest, trying to rally support to defund the president's health care law. he's joined, he has been off and on by senator mike lee and others. there's five days to go before a potential government shutdown and cruz has been talking on the floor kins 2:40 yesterday afternoon, all of this as the president turns to his explainer in chief bill clinton to give a renewed push for his signature health care reforms. a lot going on as you can tell. jim acosta is live from the white house this morning. >> reporter: he's still going, texas senator ted cruz has been talking for more than 15 hours now in his filibuster-like speech aimed at defunding boo obamacare. he's not the only one getting a helping hand with the president's signature legislation on the l

dan simon met a palo alto entrepreneur who says for $139 he can make them all disappear. >> reporter:ly days of the internet, dial-up, slow connections, simple graphics, chad russell says in many ways things were better. >> with page, text and pictures and that's it. >> reporter: in other words, no ads. today, they are everywhere. inescapable and sometimes annoying. of course, they pay for many of the great services we get for free, but russell has basically declared war on them. >> at some point it's gotten a bit much. >> reporter: and now this 31- year-old high school dropout may be on the verge of shaking up the entire internet advertising industry. >> and this is ad trap. >> reporter: the idea kicked off with a video on the phrasing website kickstarter where russell showed off his invention called ad trapp that connects between your modem and router and blocks every ad on a website. i have one of the first units right here. it's pretty easy to set up. now let's give it a try. >> hi, welcome to my kitchen. >> reporter: check out the video on the top without the ad trap. you get an

dan simon has more. >> reporter: the early days of the internet.le graphics. but chad russell says in many ways, things were better. >> it was page, text and pictures, and that's it. >> reporter: in other words, no ads. today they're everywhere, innes capable and sometimes annoying. of course, they pay for many of the great services we get for free, but russell has basically declared war on them. >> at some point, it's gotten a bit much. >> reporter: and now this 31-year-old high school dropout may be on the verge of shaking up the entire internet advertising industry. >> and this is ad trap. >> reporter: the idea kicked off with a video on the fund-raising website kickstarter where russell showed off his invention called ad trap that connects between your modem and ruetoutu and blocks every kind of ad on a website. it's pretty easy to set up. now let's give it a try. >> oh, hi. welcome to my kitchen. check out the video on the top without the adtrap. you get an ad. on the bottom with the device connected, straight to the video. and the company say

cnn's dan simon is in cupertino, california, where that big announcement was made. new phones? >> reporter: well, brooke, first of all, you know, tim cook has said in the past the company was going to be doubling down on secrecy. hasn't quite worked out. we knew exactly what was going to be announced. we have two new iphone models. the 5c and the 5s. let's talk about the 5c. this is like the current iphone 5 that's on sale, but it comes in a plastic housing. that makes the phone cheaper. it also comes in five different colors. the real thing to know about this is that it is cheaper and the company hopes that it will appeal to emerging smart phone markets like china, like india, like south america. now you have the iphone 5s. this is the high-end model. faster processer, better camera. for the first time, brooke, you talked about it, it's got this fingerprint feature where you can use it to unlock your iphone or pay for itunes purchases. let's see how that feature works. take a look. >> the team has worked so hard on a brand new technology to make this easy and fun to

. >>> i'm dan simon in estes park, colorado, where the historic floods have put the local economy atwhich is all about tourism. i'll have that story, coming up. >>> and it seems like hillary clinton is the only one not talking about a run for president, until now. what she revealed about her thoughts on 2016, coming up.

dan simon is out front. >> reporter: the early days of the internet, dialup, slow connections, simpleand it was page, text and pictures and that's it. >> reporter: in other words, no adds, today they are everywhere inescapable and annoying, of course, they pay for many great services we get for free but russell has basically declared war on them. >> at some point it's gotten a bit much. >> reporter: and now this 31-year-old high school dropout may be on the verge of shaking up the entire internet advertising. it kicked off a video kick starter where russell showed off the intention called ad trap that connects between the modem and router and blocks every ad on a website. i have one of the first units here, easy to set up. let's give it a try. check out the video on the top without the ad trap. you get an ad. on the bottom with the device connected, straight to the video and the company says it works on any device. >> there is no software to configure or settings. that was a goal of the project to make it easy for people. >> reporter: he wanted to raise $150,000. he wound up with well

our dan simon sat down with jeff bezos.e washington post." >> he doesn't speak very often. >>> the major political story playing out right now. that's live, republican senator ted cruz of texas staging a marathon protest, trying to rally support to defund the president's health care law. he's joined, he has been off and on by senator mike lee and others. there's five days to go before a potential government shutdown and cruz has been talking on the floor kin

for "out front" dan simon, cnn. >> pretty cool idea. >> pretty cool idea. anderson starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>er >>>erer -- erin thinks. fire sweeps a jersey shore town that is reeling from sandy that just rebuilt. in fact, if you have teenagers you need to know about the wave of synthetic drugs sweeping across the country and killing some kids. >>> we begin with breaking news on the jersey shore. a massive fire burning on the board walk of seaside heights. high winds are fanning the flames that begun in a custard shop that spread involving at least 19 buildings bringing fire crews from around the area. this is the same area that took a heavy beating from super storm sandy. it was rebuilding. the boardwalk just reopened. it's being torn up to spot the flames from spreading. what's the latest on the fire? >> reporter: anderson, the boardwalk that survived hurricane sandy just around this time last year is engulfed in flames. if you look behind me, there are about 400 firefighters right now that are trying to fight this fire. the win

remember, it's a game. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> now, the family of bryan stow is sister bonnie released this statement, we are saddened by this senseless killing and our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim's family. >> there's a lot of other news developing at this very hour. let's go to michaela for the latest hours. >>> officials in kenya may have lucked out in finding a suspect at the mall massacre. a man acting like a victim dropped a machine gun magazine during the evacuation. he's now being held at a military air base. interpol intensifying the search for this woman, samantha lewthwaite, known as the white widow. she's wanted in connection with the 2011 terror plot. it's unclear if she is the woman officials say was involved in the kenya mall massacre. >>> nsa analyst caught red handed misusing the agency's surveillance power, including spying on their significant others and love interests. the agency's inspector general says since 2003 there have been a dozen substantial agencies where agency employees were caught spying on spouses and on flames. >>>

cnn's silicon valley correspondent dan simon has details. >> reporter: google's founders larry page and each worth are reported $23 billion. that's why some are awfully puzzled why the feds would cut them a substantial break on the jet fuel used on the duo's fleet of private planes which include a boeing 66, a boeing 76 and four gulfstreams. they're country here at moffet airfield near san francisco, only a few miles from google's silicon valley headquarters, and easy way to catch a flight. the arrangement has been controversial and has been investigated by senator charles grassley's office and watchdog groups, among others. >> it's a sweetheart deal that benefits google's executives. they get special access, and the public should be outraged. >> reporter: nasa signed the lease in 2007 in exchange for the use of google's planes to conduct climate change research according to government documents. as part of that agreement, they also got government prices on fuel, paying an average of $3.19 a gallon according to "the wall street journal." that's at least $1 below average, saving them mil

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dan howard joins us, first time, from heritage action for america. driving force behind this defund effort. and our great friend, mark simone, from wor talk radio. me to the show. i'm so skeptical this is going to work. you have to tell me how this is going to work. >> i think the first thing to mention is we're talking about obama care. how long has it been since we've had a real conversation over obama care? congress said, we didn't forget about obama care. time for you to go back to washington and tackle it. the house did that. now the onus is opt senate. you have democrats in red states who want to get reelected. obama's not popular in their states. obama care is not popular there. we have some time to say, is never too late to get it right? you guys can do this. >> reid is going to squash it. he has all the cards. i'm not even sure you're going to get the ted cruz filibuster. reid can stop that by tabling the motion and sending it right back. but even if cruz has his filibuster, it's still going to go down. obama is basically blaming the republicans for shutdown right away, before anything happened. he's got the upper hand. what do you make

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