i'm robert gray. a cargo plane crash-landing in south sudan's airport shortly after takeoff. according to local media the aircraft had seven passengers and five russian crew members on board, but only two people survived. an eyewitness reports seeing the plane lying in the white nile river. local media reported that it happened close to the airport. the crash-landing of this cargo plane comes days after a russian passenger plane crashed in egypt killing all 224 people on board. u.s. embassy staff in could i yow have been urnalled -- in cairo have been urged not to travel in the peninsula. it is not clear what brought down the russian plane. but they de ect ited heat around the -- they detected heat around the plane suggesting an engine or bomb could have exploded. authorities will announce on thursday that a suburban police officer killed himself. you may recall the shooting death of lake county officer charles glenowitz lead to a massive manhunt. a source said he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> a massive manhunt for a suspect charged with killing a georgia sher

last night the unlikely road to the mississippi governor's mansion came to an end for robert gray.e brought you his story in september. he is a long haul truck driver who registered on a whim, spent less than 100 bucks and didn't even vote for himself in the primary. that didn't stop him from outright winning the democratic party's nomination over the establishment candidate who spent about 300 grand. last night he lost badly to republican incumbent phil bryant. robert gray did vote this time and he says he is not done with politics yet. >>> there is plenty of 2016 election themed merch for sale right now, one company has launched a new eye catching product for senator bernie sanders, a startup business in vermont has started selling what they call bernie briefs, the undergarments for men and women are screen printed with a drawing of sanders' face along with the line feel the burn. weird. all right. a pair of bernie briefs will run you 15 bucks plus shipping and handling. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on morning joe the latest numbers from the "wall street jou

heather and heather back to you. >> robert gray thank you so much. intere there is a petition to get raven simone off the view, they have 125,000 signatures. >> they did not -- okay. it's in the constitution. >> viewers are upset over several controversial comments she maze this season most notably about hiring people with quote ghetto names. abc standing behind the co host saying raven and confident, genuine and opinionated all qualities that make her a great addition to the panel. to be continued for sure. the host of the view are still feeling the heat over comments about car lae fiorina. >> she kicked off her thing saying people tell me that i didn't smal enough during the last debate. shea looked demented. her mouth did not downturn one time. >> it was like a halloween mask. i love that. >> a smiling fiorina. can you image? >> carly fiorina is now smiling back saying she is sick and tired of being targeted by liberal nem niss. >> i think there's a double standard. i was on the view they said none of that to my face. there's nothing more threaten

robert gray, as many of you probably know, later gained more claim to immortality by coming back and being the first person to go to the mouth of the columbia river. the american sea otter trade thrived until the 1820's and the americans led the way. the indians refer to the white man as either king george's men or boston men. boston really monopolized the trade. by the 1820's, the rapacious greed of the trappers and traders had caused the near extinction of the local sea otter population. not just here, but the russians were forcing the aleuts to bring sea otter pelts to them. by the 1820's, the trade came to an end for a while. while that was progressing, the american fur trade branched out to the pacific over st. louis. when the louisiana purchase was announced, it expanded the fur trade. lewis and clark traveled to the mouth of the columbia and back again. the expedition's main goal was to scope out the potential of the western land for the fur trade. they referred to this trade as explorers followed in their wake. this map was in their book. i worked with an artist in new york.

robert gray is live for us. what is tarantino saying now? >> heather, good morning. the oscar winning director making the first comment since the rally telling the la times quote all cops are not murderers. i never said that. i never implied that. he goes on to say he has been mis misrepresented and police department and law enforcement groups are trying to intimidate him and others from protesting incidents of alleged brutality and quote i am not a cop hater. that is not how i feel. i am not taking back what i said, what i said was the truth. a growing number of police troops have called for boycott of tarantino's film. after the comments at the rally which came four-days after new york police officer randolph holder was shot and killed in the line of duty. >> i think the perception of what occurred was reactor re. he would have protested. he is anti police. he is talking about murder. whether it is reference of all cops it is on the heels of an event in which a police officer was killed. >> the up coming film is slated for release on christmas day in time for oscar

robert gray, fox news. >> 4:50 the time.rganism responsible for the e-coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurant. >> expert say knowing the type of e coal ' sickened nearly two dozen people will help determine the source of the ill nets, food from six chipotle stores connected to the outbreak, luckily none of the 22 people sick friend e-coli have had any serious medical issues so far. >> i'm grateful i wasn't hospitalized, even worse, even dead, because i am not quite sure how bad it could have got glenn chipotle turned over information about its food supplier, so off kibbles figure out where the outbreak came from, we're expect to go learn today what type of food was contaminated. >> you don't see this every day. an iguana on the lose, wandering around a local parking lot. how did it finds it way to that delaware county hot spot? >> ♪ >> i'm going to have to john about playing different kind of music. >> you don't big country from the 80s? >> look, chris would say, it is dark outside. >> in reading. >> yes, real dark. hey,

robert gray, fox news. >>> the time is now 5:15.any republican presidential candidates are in new hampshire today as the first primary election state begins its filing process. the donald trump -- donald trump has a strong lead. he's planning to start running his first paid ads in new hampshire, iowa and possibly south carolina suing. former florida governor jeb bush is trying to get his parent -- campaign back on track. he's criticizing trump for being more of a tv star than a politician. >> the president has to lead. the president can't say it's somebody else's fault and say you're fired and go to commercial break. >> neurosurgeon ben carson continues to see his numbers go up, he's leading in iowa, number 2 in new hampshire. >>> hillary clinton will be back here in the bay area raising money today, she will attend a fundraiser this afternoon at a home in los altos hills. then tomorrow, she is the guest of honor at a private fundraiser at hall wines in st. helena. hillary clinton has campaign stops today in los angeles and sacramen

fox's robert gray has the results from election day most high profile races. >> reaction is coming inis morning, after voters across the us went to the polls. one of the most controversial issues on the ballot tuesday was in ohio, with voters there rejecting an initiative that sought to legalize the recreational and medical use of marijuana. >> they weren't going to be snowed by $25 million worth of ads. >> it cannot end because there are people that are counting on this, and we cannot let them down. >> meantime, voters in houston, texas, say no, to an ordinance that aimed to prevent discrimination against gay and trans gender people in the city. >> the controversial part about this bill it, create special privileges based on sexual or yen takes and gender identity. >> on the west coast the san francisco sheriff who sparked national debate on immigration reform this summer, loses his bid for re-election. >> sheriff ross has been one of the biggest defenders, of san francisco's controversial sanction too area city policy, which in many cases prohibits local law enforcement, from cooper

his competition was robert gray. he's a truck driver who won the primary without spending a time and initially didn't even tell his mother he was running. in the lone star state they rejected a non discrimination ordinance. and the in ohio voters said no to legalizing recreational and the medicinal pot. bad news for nick lachey. it could have made him very wealthy. he was a huge financer in the company pushing to get exclusive rights to sell marijuana there. >> joe gannon held the top seat from 1991 to 2003 then seven years in prison for corruption. and finally a comeback that fell short. todd courser and the cindy gamrat failed to win back their positions. after an adulterous affair with each other. and then later trying to cover it up and later admitted to sex with a male prostitute behind a nightclub? breaking news from illinois. according to nbc chicago. investigators are intended to announce they believe joseph gliniewicz committed suicide. 52-year-old gliniewicz was found dead after calling for back up pursuing

robert gray, fox 2's. >>> let's check in with traffic this morning. sal, i was on my way to the work and i saw several emergency vehicles heading eastbound. do you know anything about that? >> that accident was cleared just a little while ago. all of the lanes are open but it was an accident on eastbound 24 west of pleasant hill road and about 3:30 -- you must have driven by their before 3:30. it was completely cleared. so there you go. >> good news. >> the traffic is moving along okay on highway 4. we're going to go right back to that part of the bay. bay point as you come up to the willow pass grade, no major problems there. highway 24, we had an accident right in this area. in fact if it were still there, we could see it from our camera but it's gone. eastbound 24, i still see some of the players out there or something, but all of the lanes roc -- open. westbound 24 on the right-hand side, passing pleasant hill road and continuing all the way to the tunnel, between walnut creek and oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza, light coming into san franci

al jazeera robert gray has more. >> georgia is the top state for chicken production. $28 billion industry that exports to more than 100 countries around the globe. if bird flu were a hit here, it could be devastating. >> it is all about awareness, and trying to prevent birds from having contact with wild birds. >> but paul isn't worried about the big farms he is responsible for making sure the backyard production doesn't take the whole industry down. >> you don't want them running around in your backyard, and a lot of people want to from free range birds but it is better to keep them contained, keep them in a pen and minimize contact with wild birds. >> buddy is a small farmer who says he isn't worried about the bird flu, exactly the kind of person that georgia department of agriculture is concerned about. >> to tell you the truth, i have more things to worry about that is more concerned to me than that is, and if it -- if it gets around here i don't know what we will do. >> if a single chicken tests positive, flocks will have to be killed, some poultry barnes can hol

republican phil bryant won a second term as governor, his democratic challenge was first time politician robert gray. he is a truck driver who won the primary without spending a time. initially he didn't even tell his mother he was running. >>> some big measures up for public decision. in the lone star state voters rejected the houston equal rights ordinance. supporters say it was an anti-discrimination bill that protected the rights of gay and opponents said whether they would take advantage of public bathroom rights. >>> in ohio voters said no to legalizing recreational and medicinal pop. that's bad news for nick lachey. he is a huge financial investor in the company that was pushing to get exclusive rights to grow and sell marijuana there. >>> and an interesting come back story. bridgeport, connecticut, is welcoming an ex-con back as mayor. joe ganim held the top seat in the state's biggest city from 1991 to 2003 then spent seven years in prison for corruption. >>> finally a come back that fell short. michigan state representative todd kerser and cindy gam writ failed to win back their positions.

canada'spetition with hudson bay company and the earlier expeditions of lewis and clark, robert gray's discovery of the columbia river mouth, all helped to strengthen america's claim on the oregon country, inding ito its cession 1846. were not for a lot of these key for a lot- it's not of these key factors, we might be standing right now on canadian land. while the rocky mount trade were swing, plenty of animals were being trapped and sent to st. louis. this as if a trail opened for business in 1821 as word about the beaver windfall in new mexico spread. many headed west along the santa fe trail from st. louis, using small towns in the mountains to the northeast of santa fe as the base of their operations. while beaver populations in the southwest and upper missouri and americanwindled, the fur trade headed in a new direction. buffalo robes from the west had been a part of the trade, but now they took center stage. they were widely used as blankets, bedcovers, and lined boots. this did not take off after 1812. the relatively small herds east could bessissippi found on the coast of the

in los angeles, robert gray, fox news. >>> still a brand new month bringing a change in the weather patterne out there with a lot of clouds. the rain has been increasing in coverage, especially since 8:00. the focus is all day long, up in the north bay, especially sonoma county towards santa rosa as well even out towards napa. rain is coming down here in napa and you can see the coverage out thereon the radar, pushing the maps down to the south. down to the central portions of the bay for san francisco, berkeley, walnut creek. there is the coverage there and also out towards san francisco and the marina district and the heavier cell as you can't see it developing out here to the south of the sunset district out there, basically closer to sfo with the plan and the system is approaching with their rainfall rates on the increase in that short term. expectations about a quarter of an inch. the forecast models, not only delaying the system, but also strengthening a little bit as well. winds are at 35 miles an hour and the sierra will pick up the snowfall eventually with their snow levels, they d

. >> robert gray is following the story from our west coast newsroom. robert?rris, that's right. the national association of police organizations says it represents close to a quarter of a million sworn law enforcement officers and it's now joined the boycott against the oveng ar winner's film saying in a statement, quote, as a high-profile figure tarantino's language is utterly irresponsible. anti-police rhetoric like this threatens police and citizen alike. he called on police officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs for the director's projects, quote, we need to send a loud and clear message against police officers is unacceptable. they join police unions in new york, los angeles, houston, new jersey, chicago, and philadelphia in the boycott. tarantino drew criticism from law enforcement after his comments a week ago while speaking out at the rise up rally in new york city protesting police brutality. >> i am a human being with a conscience and when i see murder i cannot stand by, and i have to call the murdered the murredered and the mu

. >>> i'm robert gray. voters around the nation making their voices heard today in kentucky. republican mat bevin elected governor, the second republican to win that office in four decades. in mississippi, republican governor phil bryant winning a second term. and pot is still illegal in ohio. voters there rejecting a proposal for marijuana for both medical and recreational use. >>> a massive manhunt. law enforcement says jim lowry escaped during a jail transfer. he's charged in the june death of a montgomery county sheriff. >>> the e. coli outbreak with chipotle is growing. 37 people have been sick and most ate at the chain restaurants in washington oregon or. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." the president is now viciously mocking the 2016 presidential candidates for complaining about the unfair moderators at the cnbc debate. here's what he said last night. >> have you noticed that every one of these candidates say, you know, obama's weak, putin is kicking sand in his face. when i talk to putin, he's going to straighten out. just looking at him, he's goi

i'm robert gray. the sheriff voted out over the sanctuary city controversy. this immigrant shot 32-year-old kate to death and he was released even though sheriff's officials requested he be detained. >>> law enforcement recapturing jim lowery after he escaped tuesday during a jail transfer. lowery is charged in the june death of a montgomery county sheriff. >>> authorities will announce wednesday that a suburban chicago police officer killed himself. you may recall the shooting death of lake county officer charles gliniewicz lead to a massive manhunt in september and they have now found he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. back to "hannity." back to "hann" >>> welcome back to "hannity." the president is now viciously mocking the 2016 presidential candidates for complaining about the unfair moderators at the cnbc debate. here's what he said last night. >> have you noticed that every one of these candidates say, you know, obama's weak, putin is kicking sand in his face. when i talk to putin, he's going to straighten out. just looking at him, he's going

i'm robert gray. a cargo plane crash-landing in south sudan's airport shortly after takeoff.media the aircraft had seven passengers and

his opponent was robert gray, a truck driver. ohio has said no to legalizing marijuana.. the controversial initiative was backed by a host of investors, including pop star, nick lachey. ohio is my home. i'm proud to be part of a movement that's going to reinvigorate our community and improve the safety of our communities. >> earlier i asked the communications director whether this initiative could create a cartel. >> essentially it proposing a system in which there are just a limited number of producers, and that's something for each state to decide when it comes to what type of system they have. every state has a different type of system for alcohol, and some states have chosen to allow liquor and beer to be sold in grocery stores. other states don't allow that, and similarly, we have a state considering only allowing marijuana to be grown by ten particular businesses. it's really a question of what the state wants, but quite frankly, we would say that it should be treated more like alcohol and there should be competition among producers and we should ensure that only t

back in august, robert was out for a walk when she was shot and killed on gray street. she died of a single gunshot wound. a long time advertising employee for the new hampshire union leader, robert went for a walk river sunday night for the past neighborhood. no arrests have been made. police say neighbors saw a pickup truck driving from gray street onto carpenter street and speed back towards the city on union street, the driver described as a white man with close cropped hair and wearing a white tank top. police are investigating all possible motives because the f.b.i. is helping police and the a.g.'s office it says it can't comment further. one resident told us that on last thursday she signed a consent form to give police permission to search her yard. the reward for any information on this case is now more than $ 42,000. mike cronin, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016 now, and many republican presidential candidates are demanding greater control when it comes to debates. representatives from most of the campaigns met behind closed doors last night in washington. sa

robert speta. it is a cold morning in tokyo and the skies are looking pretty gray. what's going on? >> let's start off here in japan because what we have going on at this time it is cloud cover over most of the country. you can see it on the satellite picture. we have one area of low pressure towards the east. i know during early morning hours things cleared up for a little bit here on wednesday. we have another coming in from the west bringing another round of widespread precipitation. already in the overnight hours. i know a lot of people are bundling up. it is rather chilly. we had snowfall across parts of central japan. 48 centimeters came down in just a 24-hour period across this region. i want to make note on the satellite picture you see areas in the cloud cover moving from the northwest towards the southeast. that is our sea effect snow. one of the big snow makers. when you get the cold air coming in out of siberia it moves across the sea of japan and picks up moisture and dumps it on the japanese alps extending. one thing i want to know often we do have dry conditions there

roberts rose to superstardom status after pretty woman. but reportedly molly ringwald was the first choice for the role but turned down the offer. gray's anatomy gave patrick dempsey his return to glory. but produced wanted rob lowe for the role. he turned it down. >> would breaking bad have had the same success with matthew broderick? interesting but one thing's for sure. we will never know. eddie murphy turned down one of the biggest scores of the decade. >> ghost busters. i feel like an idiot. i was supposed to be in that one. >> and matt damon was supposed to be in the top grossing movie of all time but he turned it down. >> i turned down avatar. >> and while denzel washington didn't think seven was a lucky number for him. >> i heard you turned down brad pitt's role in seven, is that true? >> that's true. worked out well for him. >> before casting jason access a alexander -- at least he kept his night job. >> it's the little show that could. >> how nice. >> you never really know what the result is going to be. i know it felt really good. >> it truly is a dream job. >> extra with jim parsons and johnny galecki along with the girl ne

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gray, news 4. >> thank you, jay. >>> the man accused in the colorado springs planned parenthood shooting will go before a judge today. robert video appearance this afternoon. he allegedly shot 12 inside a he azÑ facility on 2 inside a friday. three were killed. we're learning this morning that details about the clinic shooting. documents with information regarding the possible motive and timeline of events have been sealed in court. >>> and we're also le3rpr'g more about the victims in the planned parenthood shooting. one of the three killed, 29-year-old kiareÑi stewart wasn iraqxd war veteran.5a a church service was held friday night to remember garrett swasy. he [2w3 a member of the colorad springs police force. >>> well, we continuejf to see that dreary, wet and chilly weather out there. a fewÑi snowflakes [)$ed in at shenandoah valley. we have a freezing rain advisory for elevations overçó 2,000 fee. for us, we're just getting chilly rain aroundÑi the area. temperatures are gradually goin% up. staying around that 40 degree mark until we head into tonight. we'll continue to see rain through today and through wednesday.

robert ray, al jazeera, rome, georgia. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow for the first of six baltimore police officers in the death of freddy grayficer william porter faces numerous charges including manslaughter. the 25-year-old gray died after taken into custody. jury will not be sequestered. coming up. a look at what's at stake at the climate control summit in paris. >> the ocean will keep getting warmer. ice sheets will begin to melt faster and faster. and our coastal cities will be doomed. >> the discussions on the table in the week ahead. next. next. >> welcome back to al jazeera. here's a look at today's top story. president obama is arriving in paris for the world climate change summit, cop 20 it's called. and holding bilateral talks with china france and india. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets around the world calling for significant environmental policy changes at the u.n. summit. in paris more than 200 people were arrested when they defied an order not to protest. >>> it is sunday night and time for our regular look at the week ahead. our focus tonight: the paris climate summit. more than 150 world

gray's family and the protest following hills death. >> the man in a colorado springs planned parenthood shooting appeared in court a short time ago. robert dear charged in first-degree murder of three people. nine people were hurt in the shooting. >> the man accused of scaling a white house fence is out of jail. joseph caputo pleaded not guilty to trespassing and he was released a short time ago on conditions he stay out of d.c. and stay with his mother in connecticut and undergo mental health services. the d.m.v. office in arlington is closing. find how the impact it will have at "abc7 news at 6:00". kellye: tow companies operating in montgomery county have to play by a new set of rules. there were 30,000 cases of predatory towing but a new law has them stopping use spotters to target illegal parkers. they now have to request every tow in writing. >> the terms are not longer responding to a property owner requesting that a car be towed. they were turning the shopping center to the fishing holes. >> they were signage everywhere. you willfully come. kellye: the tow companies have to have personnel available 24/7 to retrieve vehicles and a

gray asked for help twice. he died a week later. >>> today, the man accused of shooting 12 people inside a colorado springs planned parenthood clinic will face a judge. robert lewis dear surrendered after a shooting spree and standoff friday. three people were killed, including garrett swasey, a police officer. dear is currently being held without bond. >>> and also today, classes will not be held at the university of chicago following an online threat against the school. yesterday the fbi told the university about an online threat of gun violence in the campus quad. there will be increased security in the area. the university says the closing is a precaution, and the fbi is investigating. >>> new this morning, a bus driver is now charged in a crash that injured dozens of college students from virginia. that driver, thomas chidester, is charged with reckless driving. 34 of the 50 students on board were hurt. the bus was bringing students back to radford uva in , uva, and virginia tech. >>> this morning we're hearing from the mother of a young college graduate killed in an accident. when he got out of his car to control van crashed into ravi and the truck. >

he freddie gray died in police custody. >> the suspect in the deadly planned parenthood shooting will go before a judge today. robertis facing murder charges. >> world leaders gathering in paris at this hour for an international summit on climate change. tensions are high in light of the attacks in paris early they are month. security as a result tight in and around the conference. president obama praising the city for going ahead with the summit despite attacks. >> the president also says the world should be hopeful that meaningful change could happen during these talks. >> this is a turning point. this is the moment we finally determined we would save our planet. it is the fact that our nations share a sense of urgency and growing residation that it is within our power to do something about it. >> president obama has met on the sidelines with chinese president xi. china is the world's largest producer of greenhouse passes. today, beijing is under a smog alert, heavy smog has been in the capital for three days in a row. >> climate change means a dangerous condition for coastal communities. the capital of the philip

gray's ferry avenue. no one was hurt. >>> happening today, the secret service agent accused of sexting an underaged girl while on duty has a court hearing in delaware. lee robertre is due in federal court in wilmington this afternoon. he's accused of soliciting someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. the prosecutors say he sent lewd photos of himself and they say some of the sexting occurred while he was working at the white house. it turned out he was chatting online with a delaware state police detective. he is currently suspended from duty. >>> feeding the parking meter? there's now an app for that. starting today the new app to pay for parking goes live in parts of philadelphia and it's called meter up. here's how it works. no more searching for change. you just click on the app on your phone and follow the instructions to pay for parking and when your meter is about to run out you get an alert and you can reload from your phone wherever you're located. it will only be working in four zones for now. it will run along columbus boulevard from spring garden to race street and the ppa's eighth and chestnut parking lot and in northeast philadelphia it will b

roberts kicked off the event. the benefit unzip your jeans benefited the research center founded by mindy and john gray. last night $8 million was raised for the cause and our own stacey sager a breast and ovarian cancer survivor helped plan the event. among the speakers, fellow survivor songwriter kara dioguardi. >>> this morning's health alert being overly concerned about your weight could lead to mental health problems. researchers say stepping on a scale several times each day to check your weight, that could lead to depression especially among women. weight fluctuates during the day depending on the eating and how often you go to the bathroom and how much water you drink et cetera. researchers say there's no proof that monitoring weight every day actually leads to losing pounds. so -- just eat drink and be merry right? no, just be -- the old moderation rule. just don't get on the scale every day. your doctor always says once a week. >> don't be a slave to the scale. >>> 4:46. someone told me scale is not sexy. [ laughter ] >> never get on a scale in my life. >> i'm just saying. >> i just do what yo

robert dear reportedly made hostile comments about the clinic after the shooting rampage and standoff that left three people dead, including a police officer. >>> on trial. the first of six baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death. trial months after gray died in police custody, setting off the city's worst riots since the 1960s. >>> and nba star kobe bryant is retiring after this season. he told l.a. laker fans last night, bryant has spent two decades with the team but has been plagued by injuries over the past three seasons. those are some of our top stories on this monday, november 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we do say good morning to you on this monday. it is not any ordinary manic monday. it is cyber-monday. we're going to get to the other stories. first we want to talk about cyber-monday. because as millions go online at this hour to look for holiday bargains. >> point and click, right? let's check in with tina trinh at amazon's fulfillment center in new jersey with a preview of this very busy day. it looks like it's bustling out it is indeed very, very busy. it's the middle of the morning, but you would not believe how many people are already at work filling out

robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne . big changes coming to wireless emergency alerts. fdc added new field churs to alerts, including links and images. fox 25 justin gray looks at how these changes can help when every second counts. >> reporter: from missing children to tornados warning alerts on phones are already helping in light threatening situations. >> and the item a is adopted. >> reporter: the new exchanges the fdc just approved will make major improvements to alerts, links better targeted. >> longer messages and more targeted geography means a better product. >> reporter: in the event of a terror attack like paris alerts on phones are a critical means of communicating with the public. >> just last week we had a cruel reminder that when the unthinkable occurs, our security so often depends on connectivity. >> reporter: during the boston marathon bomb, cell phone alerts with these improvements, they say they can do even more. >> imagine if those messages including maps or urls, hyper links. >> reporter: so many alerts come in from our phones that we start to ignore some of them. targeting is critical if they're going to be effective. >> those wh