but for now payton and his family have to fight on. your sites load. >> i can't visit them or administrate them. i have to do it all at school. >> we reached out to eva van hook who said she was surprised to see charter cable trucks parked outside of her family home. so we asked her to take pictures for us. so it seems that after 11 long years of asking, the van hooks may finally have better internet service. "techknow" asked charter whether their decision to wire the block was based on the van hook's activism and support? and a spokeswoman told us, quote: "techknow" awls -- also reached out to at&t, comcast, and others for comment on the digital divide. there was no comment. we'll be right back. >> tomorrow. you know his music but what about the man? >> i was given a gift. >> up close and personal. behind the scenes of the biggest hits. >> she was a troubled girl. >> brightest stars. >> kids don't want to "own", they just want to "play". >> and the future of music. >> the record business is in trouble. >> every tuesday night. >> i liv

but for now payton and his family have to fight on. your sites load. >> i can't visit them or administrate them. i have to do it all at school. >> we reached out to eva van hook who said she was surprised to see charter cable trucks parked outside of her family home. so we asked her to take pictures for us. so it seems that after 11 long years of asking, the van hooks may finally have better internet service. "techknow" asked charter whether their decision to wire the block was based on the van hook's activism and support? and a spokeswoman told us, quote: "techknow" awls -- also reached out to at&t, comcast, and others for comment on the digital divide. there was no comment. we'll be right back. >> it's not looking pretty. i gotta pay my bills. >> you gotta do somethin', you know? try to keep your head above water. >> sunday... $38. thursday... $36. for this kind of money i really don't give a s**t. >> a real look at the american dream. only on al jazeera america. >> part of our month long look at working in america. "hard earned". ♪

but for now payton and his family have to fight on. your sites because it takes an hour to load. >> i can't visit them or administrate them. i have to do it all at school. >> we reached out to eva van hook who said she was surprised to see charter cable trucks parked outside of her family home. so we asked her to take pictures for us. so it seems that after 11 long years of asking the van hooks may finally have better internet service. "techknow" asked charter whether their decision to wire the block was based on the van hook's activism and support? and a spokeswoman told us, quote: "techknow" awls -- also reached out to at&t comcast, and others for comment on the digital divide. there was no comment. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> welcome back to "techknow." phil has a really fascinating story, but it's also an adorable one. >> because i have never been jealous of a dog before until i met these dogs. they travel around the world saving endangered species, and fight invasive species right here in the u.s. let's take a look. ♪ >>er in pulls

nick payton walsh. >> thank you for that. i just wonder do you think the most critical thing this tells us is it's cayhaotic in terms of iraqi security forces trying to hold things together? >> well yeah. that announced they were going to do this which was taking as many of the prisoners as possible. the whole movement is coming out of prisons. the various iraqi riz breekprison breaks since the withdrawal. it makes sense. asked why did he rob banks. that's where the money is. they are breaking into prison because that's where their comrades are. >> we keep hearing about isis gaining more ground and you see this increase even fbi chief talked about it this week of devotees to isis here in the united states. you see what happened in texas with that attempted terror attack last weekend and tieing into isis. where's the disconnect? >> not sure it's a disconnect. in iraq they're losing ground. a serious operation of ramadi. they can be opportunistic. they have to control all of iraqi territory. in terms of what director comi said

payton had a couple of scratches and bruises but otherwise will be okay. the carjacker has not been caught. >>> a united express plane from monterey had to make an emergency landing in l. a. x. yesterday. take a look another the landing here, everything looks okay first but that plane is actuallylanding flat on its belly. no wheels underneath. there were 40 people on board. the plane lost part of the landing gear apparently right before coming into l. a. x.. pilot had to make a tricky maneuver to still make the landing. everything turned out just fine and nobody was hurt. >>> the mother of a mississippi man charged with killing two police officers says her son is mentally ill. a memorial was held yesterday for officers benjamin deen and liquori tate. the officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop in hattiesburg saturday night. the gunmen have been arrested and his mother told police that her son had been hearing voices in his head right before the shooting. she said he also has had trouble with alcohol and marijuana. >>> closing arguments in the d

team baxter and team payton. you ready to go? >> absolutely. >> all right, everybody.in. buzz in. team payton. >> carol brady. >> done. >> i don't know anything. >> team baxter. let's do. this quintessential tv mom from the '50s would never be seen without her pearls. and the answer is? >> june cleaver. >> you got it. >> how do you know this? >> this next question is a visual one. so we're going to take a look at a blurred image of a famous tv mom. as she starts coming into focus, buzz in if you can guess who she is. >> right there. >> oh, come on. >> "bewitched." >> what's her name? >> no, no. >> team baxter. you have a chance. >> marge simpson. >> that's it. >> okay. this is -- >> that looks like the lochness monster. >> we're not going to play you this song. follow my lead here. the theme song from this tv mom's show should come to you in a snap? >> "bewitched." >> no. >> addams family. addams family. what was her name? morticia. come on. morticia. >> nice job, team payton. >> this modern tv mom's favorite holiday is halloween. and no one does it like she can. >> "b

i saw payton manning. of the time i get home, it's about 11:50.>> let's see what payton says. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> okay. >> i saw payton manning and chris rock and seinfeld. that was all good. obama must of been near the top, 11:30 or so.>> you are better than me. i can watch the replace. there was a who's who of the world on that show. >> they did a top 10 list. what i saw was well done and he didn't cry or anything like that. people forget what letterman, even espn, all those anchors with cute phrases, when he was hot in the '90s, he was the first guy to be really sarcastic on tv and get away with it. >> i showed you a few clips. they had all the presidents saying the national nightmare is over. that was the point. >> i didn't get that when it was live. >> we will see you later. go warriors. >> okay, young lady. >>> a quick update on the forecast today. as we take a look at radar condo active rain showing up. you will is down to little wet this morning we have some heavy dis

nic payton walsh, cnn, beirut. >> analysts are split on what this means too isis. it is a boom for intelligence. >> it's the kind of raid that special operations relishes in. they enjoy doing these kind of things, especially the capture piece of this. unfortunately, it went south and they had to kill several individuals. they did get a significant amount of intelligence. this is a big deal thchlt is shifting the attention from the battlefield, the operational and tactical piece to the organization itself. there have been quite a few isis leaders killed. they have been decimated in terms of operational piece. now, we are starting, i think, the military and coalition is starting to turn toward the other lines of operation, financial informational and others. >> on the other side of the coin, another retired u.s. military commander, major general james spider marks says sayyaf is not a big catch. >> take what took place today and oppose it with what's going on in ramadi and iraq. isis has chosen the moe tmentumd chose momentum. it keeps the isf, iraqi security forces

nick payton walsh got a firsthand look. >> reporter: this is a taste of how apocalyptic it to get.y choking on smoke. shia fighters filmed this on tuesday, and slowed by fears the chaos isis could wreak if they scorch and burn here as they retreat. iraqi special forces took us to their front line defending the ruins of a house that a coalition air strike pushed isis out of. they from the elite golden division and it's part of the troops the u.s. said had a lack of fight, and yesterday during a thick sand storm here they used the cover of it to advance within 20 meters of here. when the sand storm subsided suddenly a firefight began. [ sound of gunshots ] >> reporter: we don't know why they started shooting this day, what they may have seen. isis a few in number here they say, but willing to die and have a sniper nearby or maybe they want to show us and even washington they very much do want to fight. it's not logical and wrong, he says of the american criticism, because anywhere in ramadi in where duty calls we fight. gunfire and mortars fired back so we pull out. more ammunition i

nick payton walsh, cnn, beirut. >>> saudi arabia's foreign minister denies his king is snubbing the u.s. president by canceling his attendance at a summit with the american and gulf state leaders in washington. king salman called mr. obama on monday to send his regrets. he's also skipping a one-on-one meeting with the president. the saudi foreign minister said the decision came after the cease-fire plan for yemen was worked out, and he rejected any notion that there was a problem with the saudi/u.s. relationship. take a listen. >> the decision on the cease-fire and the timing of the cease-fire was not made until friday evening, and it was after that the decision was made that the custodian would dep advertise his representative. we hope that it will continue so that we can send relief supplies in. but the decision whether or not the cease-fire holds rests with the houthis and their allies. >> saudi arabia's crown prince and deputy crown prince will lead. >>> baseless, that is how the wougs describes accusations that the obama administration lied about the killing of osama bin laden. the

sean payton suspended for a full year and goodell said ignorance was no excuse.yton claimed to not know about the wrongdoings of the team it did not save him from suffering a year long suspension. it will be interesting to see how big of a hammer roger goodell brings on the new england patriots in this. >> and maybe on tom brady the star quarterback of the new england patriots because as we said the conclusion of this report it's more probable than not that tom brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activity sies so a serious situation. coy wire reporting for us thank you. other news an election with big implications for the united states. it's not the presidential race here in the united states still 18 months away the u.k. elections are tomorrow and british voters facing choices that could reshape their country's global roles for years to come. richard quest is joining us to help us better understand what's going on. the current prime minister david cameron with the conservative party. the labor party challenger ed miliband they seem to be neck

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the boy was able to jump out as the carjacker sped away, payton suffered scratches but his mother says the emotional scars take longer to heal. >>> many people have the pantries and refrigeratorers packed with the baby food packets, but what is promised on the label really inside. >> baby lofz them and parents do too. >> how much do you rely on these packages? >> every day. >> the sleek packages and the organic stamp and talk about convenience. >> i think food on the go it's healthy -- >> gma investigates look agent baby food labelling if what you see on the front is mainly on the back. >> nicole is a registered dietician and a board certified nutritionist. >> we need to be label detectives. look at this, and turn it around, it's not quinoa, it's water. >> carrots and then sweet potato puree and then pea puree and then organic chicken, quinoa is actually the seventh ingredient. >> the fda does not require food makers to list how much of an ingredient is used but it may not be misleading on the label. but gma learned that the center for science and the public interest is saying that plu

nick payton walsh just returned from the firefight. he was with an elite group of iraqi soldiers who are part of the same division blamed for running from the fight in ramadi. nick is in baghdad tonight. you were actually there, one of the people who could see what they could do see what they're capable of. what did you actually witness? >> well it was clear from what we saw that those iraqi special forces all of them actually american trained some trained here in iraq wanted to show us how keen they were to take the fight to isis. we saw them opening fire on isis positions. quite sustained fire in fact. they wanted a very clear message for us and everyone in the united states they really do want to win this war. iraqi special forces took us to their front line. defending the ruins of a house that a coalition air strike pushed isis out of. they have from the elite golden division. their ramadi colleagues part of the troops the u.s. said lacked the will to fight. that line is buildings is isis' closest position. yesterday during a thick

. >> payton manning, chris rock, they are all there. >> it goes right down the line. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" an incredible fishtail, five men from philadelphia make a catch of the lifetime off the coast of new jersey. we are hearing how they landed a massive shark. >>> on showe in the future, katie looks at whether today will be a total wash out coming up next, we >>> efforts continue to clean up an oil spill near santa a barbara. u.s. coastguard says that spill now stretches 9 miles. the broken pipeline spewed thousands of gallons of oil down the storm drain and in the pacific ocean before it was shut off. they have deployed floating booms to keep that slick from spreading. >>> five men from philadelphia make a catch of the lifetime off the jersey shore. >> catch is close to the garden state's record set 20 years ago. the group aboard the boat caught 820-pound shark 67 miles off of cape may. those men thought the shark were toll for over an hour and swam closer to the boat. that is when a marks men with decades of experience took his cue. >> all i did was actually get a 12

alex baldwin payton manning jim carry steve martin, and the list just goes on and on, it appears tonight the last late show will be one to remember. >> good luck, dave, we will miss you. >> very excited just television history right new. >> reporter: david letterman's run of being a late night host for 33 years end tonight. for herbert gee the owner of the hello deli made famous by his show, it is a toughened. >> it is a tough day for me, you know, 22 years of fun coming to than a end. >> reporter: television history will be made as david letterman says good bye fans want to pay tribute to the man has brought humor to our living rooms throughout the years. >> we can always go through tough times coming home, after working all day 11:00 o'clock, you turn on the tv and you have great comedian in front of you. >> reporter: there were plenty of fans wearing t-shirts but some fans boarded on the ridiculous, hawkins wants to present letterman this big farewell card. >> people have an eye on the security guard to tell me to, scrapple. >> you are staying put i'm hoping, to get in. >> reporter: n

sign are security expert teresa payton shows how live streaming app perriescope work. >> you see peopleg us. >> reporter: in second i'm broadcasting live and people immediately start commenting. >> good evening you are up higher. >> reporter: experts say apps like these can expose kid to inappropriate videos, subject them to real time bullying and even put your child's safety at risk. to show how quickly someone can find your location. >> while using these live streams, we used our producer's periscope account. >> you saw the video. >> yes. >> reporter: we are able to see her user name, handle which is link to her twitter account. >> she is in new york city. >> you plug this information in this free web site and anytime she post something on social media. >> is that your picture. >> that is my picture. >> reporter: it will pop up with her exact location. >> owe it is like leaving a trail of bread crumbs. >> yes. >> you can tell how stale or fresh the bread crumbs are because they are all time stamped. >> reporter: merecat says we're val waiting the best privacy, trust and safety systems

senior international correspondent, nick payton walsh reports, the battlefield extend far to the north. >> reporter: this is just a taste of how apocalyptic it could get, the oil refinery choking on smoke. part of the huge complex is held by isis. shia fighters filmed this tuesday. the month's long fight here slowed by fears of the ecological chaos isis could reek if they scorch and burn here as they retreat. iraqi special forces took us to their front line. defending the ruins of the house that a coalition air strike pushed isis out of. they are from the elite golden division. their ramadi colleagues part of the troops, the u.s. said lacked the will to fight. >> the line of buildings over there it is isis' closest position. and yesterday during a thick sandstorm here, they used the cover of it to advance within 20 meters of peer when the sandstorm subsided. suddenly a fire fight began. [ gunfire ] we don't know why they start shooting this day, what they may have seen. isis are few in number here they say, but willing to die and have a sniper nearby. or maybe they more want to show us

end of the spectrum you have people -- let's say jets fans -- who already dislike the patriots or paytonat manning versus brady debate to be settled once for all, who feel like brady did something terrible here. i think most of us are just waiting for this story to sort of calm down because there are a lot of more important things in the nfl and one of the reasons this has become such a huge story is because first of all the patriot's success. the patriot's is probably the closest thing we have to a nfl dynasty. the vikings and the atlanta falcons have issues going on right now, where they pumped in crowd noise, and if you talk to anyone around the nfl, coachers or players, they will tell you that pumped in crowd noise will make the game much more difficult and will be much more advantageous for the game than deflated footballs. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> alex rodriguez has moved away of willie mays to go fourth on the all-time home run list. >> there it goes! see ya! home run number 661. >> we achieved the mark on thursday. the 39 year old recently returned to the game af

>> sean payton got a whole season because he would not cooperate during bounty gate. i think he gets three or four games. >> i don't know why you take a risk like that for a deflated ball. i don't get it. >>> investigators becoming confident that the two men who tried to attack a texas contest to draw the prophet muhammad were lone wolves. acting alone here. law enforcement officials say they have not found any evidence that nadir soofi and elton simpson had direct orders from isis. officials and a cnn analysis find that simpson was in contact through social media with isis systemmpathizer sympathizers. junaid hussain is a concern because simpson had contact with him via social media. our cnn correspondent pamela brown has the latest for us. >> reporter: john and christine, a warning from the key isis operative who may have been connected to the texas attack. on tuesday, he tweeted out you ain't seen nothing yet. hussain is believed to have been connected to elton simpson. in fact they were tweeting around the time of the attack. officials i have been speaking with sa

here's nick payton walsh with more. >> simply hours now until a five-day cease-fire is supposed to kickumanitarian aid pause being another phrase used to describe what it could be. but no let up in the military activity around it. intense saudi arabia air strikes over the past 48 hours, they say hitting houthi positions would have been used to target southern saudi arabia. civilians were caught in the cross fire, more specifically this day in the capital, an enormous explosion. hit by multiple ir strikes it seems. residents reporting the noise of shells when i hizzing in the sk. police saying 26 people by the first count died in that explosion, over 140 injured. real fears that often you can see ahead of a cease-fire violence escalate, each side trying to establish on the ground, we may be seeing so much intensity here it could be hard to turn it suddenly off when 11:00 on tuesday strikes in the evening there. many concerns about how much humanitarian aid can be flooded in. the runway of the capital's airport damaged and the key ports often conflict zones themselves. of course one remai

back to bountygate with sean payton he basically said i know nothing about this and i am not going toperate with your investigation. he got suspended for the entire season. is deflated footballs as serious as bounty season i don't think so but he is saying i don't know anything about footballs and i am not going to cooperate with the investigation, and he will be suspended maybe for the opening game of the season thursday night against the steelers and it's the most watched game of the season generally up until the playoffs, and it's going to have much less appeal. >> and steelers fans sreulwill be rejoicing. >> mr. kraft is a powerful owner, and won't he put pressure on the commissioner to not do a thing? >> they are known to be good friends, and kraft, as soon as the report came out, he was ready to go ready to challenge it and saying i can't believe the nfl is not using the atmosphering condition, and saying the colts' balls -- >> one of the guys called himself "the deflator." >> yeah the circumstantial evidence is so great. i couldn't believe the patriots tried to play that angle.

cnn's senior international correspondent nick payton walsh has the details for us.rning, nick. >> not particularly well known in terms of isis leadership circles. a name the united states say was behind the money. was behind the oil. was used to make isis so much of its money and increasely involved in that military operation. we don't know his real name. abu sayyaf means the father of sayyaf and his wife who was captured who was killed in this raid umm means the mother of sayyaf. u.s. will look to provide why this man was so important because they endured an enormous risk in going to get to him. we are told this was a capture mission, not a kill mission. had it been a kill mission they could have simply used a drone. they were after intelligence and they were after the things he knew and the things his computers and phones perhaps had on them as well so complex indeed they decided to take this risk because they flew into one of the most dangerous parts of isis territory deep inside of syria. the oil field known to be a isis military base had a 3 to 5 millimeter per

history say andrew luck, tom brady, payton manning pocket quarterback thaw win super bowls with. that is what history said. it would have been a lot of fun. i don't like bradford. >> why not because of the past injuries. >> leaving that out i think he is just an average quarterback when he did play. i don't think he is any better than nick foles. >> oh, big daddy. >> i disagree. i think bradford has so much talent. he was rookie of the year. when he is healthy he is pinpoint. >> it has nothing to do with that you just hate nick foles admit it. >> never a fan of his. >> you can stand a guy. >> lauren i like him. but anyway, he is gone. that is why all this had happened with mariota a. i will say this though, hats off to eagles fans who flooded all night with phone calls and social media lines up and buzzing nobody took this out on nelson agholor, nobody did. i was than the flooded at all with calls saying oh, my god can you believe they took this guy. he seems to be a good pick at receiver and people are fine with it. once they saw, they weren't getting mariota, and they were two

>> gary missouri percent one of the premier nfl writers is doing a book on payton manning and much toelieves it will be a multiple game suspension for brady between four and six weeks. >> best that he probably knew something and someone. >> if you read the report it is obvious that he had something to do with the deflation of the ball. the kid -- the deflater we are go back and forth about tom's demands to do things there were constant meeting prior and didn't cooperate and turning over text messages they requested. >> how do we know that tom constructed them could have been the quarterback? >> a great play. anyone else. >> because the supermodel for that reason because she's not only a model but a superstar quarterback as well. >> anyone else wanted to win the game. everybody who knows that he prefers this type of poffle could be taken it on themselves to do it. not saying that is what happened but arguing the other side here. >> you are arguing other side and wrong side of this point. i feel bad for patriot fans who believe him a world champion without doing this and all time great

and payton walsh is "outfront." >> the isis flag now over the city of ramadi just 80 miles from baghdadaunting pictures of dozens of prisoners they have released and of the abandoned iraqi army arsenal that is now theirs. the city threatened for months. the surrender by iraqi forces was certainly a significant blow. as to what the u.s. and allies did not want to see happen. ramadi, the capital of anbar province a strategic foothold that makes up a third of iraq. to the east of isis in ramadi iraqi police and tribes are massing to fight back. but isis controls two other towns close to the capital, fallujah and karma. they would have a straight shot into baghdad from their strongholds in syria. u.s. officials were quick to frame the loss as part of the long fight against isis. >> the campaign against dash is a long one. it's going to take a long time. we've already said that. >> reporter: but monday, an admission this is a loss. >> there is no denying that this is a setback. but there is also no denying that the united states help the iraqis take back ramadi. >> reporter: a stark change i

cnn's nick payton walsh is monitoring this story for us. what have we learned, nick?n the arabian peninsula's media wing have released a reasonably lengthy eulogy in which they announced death of a senior al qaeda in the arabian peninsula commander. he's familiar to many of you, i think, because he's the man who gave the lengthy statement after the paris attacks in which al qaeda in the arabian peninsula claims that the kouachi brothers were working with them. they claimed responsibility for those attacks. he was also a man who was the spokesman over the kidnapping of journalist luke summers. so a familiar face kill by a drone strike. my colleague barbara starr says american officials confirm that's the case as well. we are looking to work out the details of when this strike occurred. in the last two to three weeks. it was clear one drone strike killed a number of relatively senior figures in yemen. they were thought to be part of the media wing. what is obviously important here wolf is given that yemen is in such great turmoil now, where we have this civil war betwee

senior international correspondent nick payton walsh is following the story. >> reporter: it clearlyling chaos around the inside and liberate 30 of their knights. others are suggesting it was a riot inside the jail that triggered unrest. we don't know exactly numbers. there are clearly dead in this and 40 inmates who have escaped. nine of them were facing terrorism offenses. we don't know who they were or what level of significance they have in the isis hire ar key. it's difficult given the nature of terrain. it's to some degree significant to geographically. this is an area that's supposed to be free of isis presence. clearly they were able to project power to launch this jailbreak. once again no clarity on who they managed to release but it goes back to tactic to the start of isis campaign that liberated many extremist militants. their back at it again perhaps looking for freshman power or to get veterans back in their ranks. a trouble time for the militant group here but clearly able to project power on the out skirts of background. >> nick payton walsh reporting. >>> also ahead,

payton. oh my god. number two tina fey. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> i like that. things i've always wanted to say to dave, number one bill murray ladies and gentlemen. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh no. >> thank you, alec good to see you. barbara. god bless you. steve, thank you very much that is wonderful. nice job jerry you look great, thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate that. chris, how are you doing. oh my god tremendous this year. that was so funny. mr. manning, oh my god. look who it is. that's unbelievable. tina again, thank you for everything. and bill i saw you on tv last night. are you all right? there you are, ladies and gentlemen. it's our friends hear at the late show. thank you, everybody. >> rose: and some classic letterman moments. >> ou how many friend does you have? >> oh about none. >> no, you have friends. >> no. >> you must have friends a guy like you. >> nope. i used to have friends. >> what did you do? >> i accidentally pushed s

because it's only a couple of years ago that the new orleans saints' head coach sean payton general manager mickey loomis the entire organization was held responsible for something that gregg williams had done. and so it's a situation where they were told at the time ignorance is not an excuse. so i don't see how this only falls on tom brady and that the organization doesn't get punished in some way and that head coach bill belichick doesn't get punished. look every quarterback, alex wants the ball a certain way. and they actually give money to the equipment guys to make the ball a certain way. but that certain way is supposed to be within the legal limits. i'm still surprised that those guys would underinflate the ball below the limits without getting some sort of green light or approval from belichick. >> steve, i know you have thoughts on this. >> i'm sorry, i'm just listening to luke there. listen, this is a day for all patriots haters out there like luke. and let's be honest luke you're a patriots hater. this is a -- >> proudly. >> whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa. >> no it is because he said

scandal roger goodell with bounty gate with new orleans saints he said it didn't matter that sean paytonesponsible. >> we'll see what happens. coy wire thanks as usual. i appreciate it. >>> still to come two police officers gunned down. their families wrestling with the heartbreak. we'll hear from one of the officer's mothers, next. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com! it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," protecting his family until the end. a heartbroken sister

among the long list of punishments, coach sean payton hit with a one year suspension other players suspended a year to an indefinite ban for one member. the team was fined half a million dollars and lost first round dwraft picks in 2012 and 20 2013. and many pipt to thisthat brings us to the falcons faking noise. they found they were piping in fake crowd noise in to the georgia dome while the opposing team was huddling back in 20143 and the 2014. the owner fessed up and the punishment losing a draft pick and fined $350,000. now, to minnesota vikings warm balls scandal, the offense here sideline attendants caught on camera using heaters to warm balls during a november game. that was so cold the windchill at the time, negative 7. and the punishment some just a warning. saying you can't do anything with the football in terms of anything artificial. you can't do anything with a football. so thomas from warm balls to deflatsedde deflated ones -- stop laughing -- we'll see if that changes with any appeals. >> i was clearing my throat. thank you solve. joining me now former nfl player chris vallett

and all warmer as a handout for fairfield but with a full second us a bit here the example for us paytonis a senior year nba career. raise us the right way. >> darya: for our own here more. >> gary: i'm laughing are as in the on-line ones in churchill said that's enough. >> darya: to every player everyone was teammates coach as mentors friends i think he displayed every one the late with class. >> gary: started last year ceremonies for a little bit shorter der member kevin france oklahoma city last year was the first guy and said i could remember to go right down mention all the teammate's his mom at length and so cesta the same strength. just a great great kid. >> darya: i lafayette reservoir ticking and jogger something and another guy brings a picture he's out there just and the hill running around take a walk and a stroll sestos for a picture. it was my mind. >> gary: no one knows what he's doing this morning he's just out for a walk or jog. he continues to impress and then during the carter the kids and >> darya: 06 under so tickets hundred dollars for standing room in 44 along the

pet payton, manning. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. [laughter] >> number one. money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> i didn't see it. when i heard the best part about the finale was he kept it light and funny and moving . stuart: yeah. >> it wasn't all about him . stuart: we're all sitting around we all laughed. >> yeah. that was great. you've got a lot of friends in nice places . stuart: thank you, lauren, i appreciate it. a new study, and it links autoimmune diseases to ms and asthma to all those processed foods that we love to eat. we'll have full details after this break but first big changes coming. that's a moving van. varney we're moving to 9:00 a.m. eastern. we've got a full three hours 9:00 to 12:00 clear your schedules, set your dvrs, tivo this thing we start juneed 1st at 9:00 a.m. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that sta

"you want to expend a parking lot payton monitored as to believe the event where people munching and make sure there said the drive"only a tiny fraction of the people live even of the monetary of this will basically spend area >> reporter: was a policy changes is going we put the other and will be putting hand-in-hand there was even organizer was sensible things that they need to change ticket saver one-for- one. >> darya: notice their water tastes and smells a little different. east bay mud officials say it is because the drought is forcing them to change how they collect water. they will start pulling water from a reservoir that contains algae blooms. the algae is filetered before the water is sent out, but it might leave a slight odor or flavor in the water. not all customers will be affected by the change. but if you are. water officials suggest using a the water before drinking it. >> mark:coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the san mateo bridge is set to close in a matter of hours. how long they plan on and next. tornados continue to tear through the midwest. pictures of the

payton and morgan. >> keep those pictures coming. >>> we have an extreme weather alert.homes simply washed away. flash flooding leading to dozens of water rescues in texas and oklahoma. >> and a cayiacer pulled to safety. >> maria molina tracking all of that for us. >> good morning. it looks like the weather pattern is going to remain very active out there across the center of the nation. we're talking about more flash flooding and severe storms from texas to iowa and into nebraska. today you do have a risk to see tornados and damaging winds and large hail from these storms. the other issue is that these storms are also going to be moving over areas that have recently received very heavy rain. we've had reports of more than a foot of rain across parts of the plains and the forecast calls for as much as four to eight inches of additional rainfall across parts of texas and mississippi and tennessee. flash flooding is a concern. temperature wise you're looking warm across the eastern u.s. upper 80s in raleigh, north carolina. across the rockies, a little bit cooler, 60s and

nick payton walsh is live for us. >> reporter: simply a case of when can the counter attack against isis can that counter attack begin? we know there are thousands of shia malish kwrumen gathering to the east and we just heard a statement that suggested maybe weapons should be given to sunni tribes that live in anbar, and they have not been given the amount of arms they want because of the whole sunni/shia decide across the middle east right now, and the sunnis being distrusted if prime minister manages to get weapons to the tribes that could change part of the fight and nature of the counter attack and make it less of a shia militia and sunni and isis fight, but still where will the u.s. fit in in all of this? where were they when ramadi fell? questions still being asks and isis is digging into ramadi and having a horrifying brutality against those trapped inside that city. >> thank you. >>> 62 people are dead and dozens more injured after what you are seeing right now on your screen a massive land slide in northwest columbia. this happened about 3:00 in the morning on monday. most peop

we've got nick payton walsh joining us from beirut.der of the oil and gas resource that isis has overtaken. tell us the value, the u.s. being able to pull this off in syria sending special forces in overnight, not just the air strikes that have been going on. but going to this level of operation to get this leader. >> in truth, it does leave me some degree puzzled because in terms of what we're hearing about him has a key role in how isi functioned and energy assets and how he makes money. he is not somebody you would normally recognize in the top four or five leaders and a substantial risk of the pentagon being willing to, but if you're aware of the person's whereabouts the drone strikes and seizing his wife and a reason i would imagine to put dozens of potentially best special forces troops at risk so far deep in isis held territory. leaves you with a number of potential questions. is this, i very much doubt it, to advance in ramadi. they wouldn't put american lives at risk. is this the beginning of a new series of operations potenti

cnn international correspondent, nick payton walsh has the story on this. >> we know after the garlanderational links, but admiral rogers saying the ideal of isis is spreading within the u.s. >> this concern about individuals within the united states increasingly resinated if you will with the ideology of isil is a concern, and it's a trend that would suggests things are increasing and not decreasing. >> the increasely this threat is hard to define and it doesn't have links back to isis leadership, and yesterday a video emerging with isis affiliated computer experts or hackers suggested they had plans to hack the u.s. and a complex and serious, too, is the need for the nsa to respect individual privacy in the america. >>> a five-day cease-fire set to begin in yemen. stepped up strikes on hootie rebel targets. over 1,400 civilians have been killed so far in the conflict. >>> tension building in madison, wisconsin. the family of robinson will find out if the officer that shot and killed the teenager will be charged. cnn's national reporter brian young, is live from madison this morning.

and here in atlanta, criminal defense attorney paige payton.first, any real surprises in the vurd and the speed in which it was rendered? >> no i was not surprised. i mean the jury deliberated for 14 hours. in a case where essentially the defense had conceded that the defendant, tsarnaev had done all of the horrible acts with which he was charged. the only real issue is was the death penalty appropriate. was this the worst of the worst kinds of cases. and given the death of three people over 200 seriously injured, the carnage involved it didn't surprise me that the jury would reach the conclusion that if ever there was a death penalty case this would be the one. >> on the other hand paige, you do feel there was some surprise. you thought the defense did a fairly good job, humanizing this young man and that perhaps they would impose life? >> that's what i thought. i do think the defense did a great job of humanizing him. and showing that he was not the driving force behind this. yes, he was involved he was complicit. he killed people. but he was

you know, the last time this happened when the new orleans saints had a report done on them, sean payton the coach of the saints, went into roger goodell's office and basically kind of threw himself on the mercy of the court. it didn't work, but again, that's why i'm not positive that it's over right now. >> when you look at this generally, when you look at the pats' super bowl victory they went on to win after all of this, do you think it has a different meaning for a lot of fans? >> for a lot of fans it will because the patriots are like the yankees, the old cowboys, the team that america loves to hate. and i think that is one of the things that people take great delight in the kingpin getting toppled. and that's why i think people take great delight this morning in looking at tom brady and saying that hey, look. he should get what's coming to him. >> needless to say, it's being viewed a little differently in boston. peter king, good to have you. >> thanks. >> so what do you think? we're posing that question on today.com. should the patriots keep their 2015 super bowl title? head to ou

similar crimes are predicate offenses for state wiretap investigations and it's a crime to solicit or paytonizerced into prostitution. and strengthen the existing federal criminal laws against trafficking through a number of clarifying amendments. i am very pleased that a number of separate trafficking bills that were originally passed by the house judiciary committee and then by the full house are contained within s. 178. including the stop exploitation through trafficking act of 2015 introduced by mr. paulsen of minnesota, the save act of 2015 introduced by mrs. wagner of missouri, and the human trafficking prevention, intervention and recovery act of 2015, introduced by mrs. noem of south dakota. i thank all of my colleagues for their dedication to ending this terrible crime. i also thank judge poe of texas for sponsoring the two previous house versions justice for victims of trafficking act. s. 178 is not perfect legislation and i thank both house and senate leadership as well as the bill's sponsor, senator cornyn, for agreeing to fix technical issues with the bill in future legislation. bu