here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: in the star-studded galaxy of america's favorite bosses, thoseith the highest approval ratings from their own employees, there's the likes of tim cook starbucks titan howard shurlts and amazon innovator but this week in the shadow of one man. >> effective immediately we're going to put a poll any to place. >> reporter: meet dan price, the 30-year-old ceo of little-known seattle-based gravity payments who on monday made this startling announcement to his 120-person staff. >> we're goinge a minimum 70,000 pay raise for everyone who works here. >> reporter: you heard that right. every employee at the small credit card payment company will be scaled up to a minimum annual salary of $70,000. >> why do you call ate capitalist solution? >> i think this is a winning move. i think this is a competitive move. i think this will allow us to be stronger. >> reporter: how will he do it? in part, he says by cutting his own salary down from $1 million to just 70 grand. how did you come to this idea? >> i can go a few years making a lot less and i want to take ca

here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, a reality tv star's real life. teresa guidice posing for a jailhouse cover shoot in her prison green jumpsuit for "us weekly's" latest edition. her husband and children flashing smiles right alongside her. >> you're making me nervous! >> reporter: while the 42-year-old reality star and mother of four serves her time her husband joe says the extravagant and sometimes hot-tempered housewife is keeping up the glamorous life. even getting her hair and nails done behind bars. >> we were there last weekend, she made us wait an hour to do her hair. i mean really? >> reporter: guidice saying his wife of 16 years works out three times a day, goes to church has a crew of women she hangs out with. >> she's really tried hard to kind of keep this close clique this tight group of girls who she trusts. there's about five of them. we know that there's one politician, one lawyer in this group. >> reporter: teresa guidice spoke with "us weekly" about her jailhouse routine. >> she makes up about 6:00 a.m., puts her khaki-colored trou

they would likely do so soon since the prosecution is expected to wrap their case this week. >> ryan smith with us tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. and you're about to hear the 911 call, the scared 12-year-old home alone, the operator giving him a secret code with that person inside. >>> also developing tonight, the woman who said she kidnapped. police saying it was all made up. well now the new turn in what some were calling that "gone girl." case. >>> the hockey player and the puck to his face. watch this. the puck gets stuck right there inside his helmet. >>> and then coming in tonight, the rescue at sea. the dramatic pictures this evening. you can see the man jumping there, through rough waters, jumping to save his life. we'll be right back. i'm angela and i quit smoking with chantix. my children always wanted me to quit smoking but i resigned myself to the fact that it wasn't going to work. but chantix helped me do it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it gave me the power t

customers who ordered watches online like i'm guessing ryan smith who's so excited about the story -- there are already 3,000 apple watch apps available. >> you know those lines that they always -- it always reminds me of a prison line-up. people look uncomfortable. they're shifting. they're sitting up against the wall. >> prison line-up, huh? >> yeah. i feel for those guys. look at that. >> actually, you're right. >> oh, we're waiting for the time to pass. >> yeah. >> looks like somebody should be playing a guitar. >>> an adorable cat that packed on more than a few extra pounds is now looking for a new home. >> sprinkles tipping the scale at a whopping 33 pounds. that's three times what a normal cat should weigh. barely able to walk or stand. but the 4-year-old was rescued by a new jersey animal shelter, where she's now on a really strict diet. >> right now there's no wiggle room in sprinkles' pet carrier but vets expect her to take about a year and a half to slim down to a healthy weight, and then she gets a tummy tuck. no. you look at that picture, i know some people might find it

here now is abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: new england patriots owner robert kraft took center stage.le the owner and his once star player were once close. >> he would always hug and kiss me. >> reporter: he heard rumors about hernandez's involvement in the murder of odin lloyd and confronted him in the weight room. >> you asked aaron to look you in the eye didn't you. >> and he did didn't he? >> yes. and you asked if he was involved and he said no. >> that's correct. >> reporter: in this trial, some of those closest to hernandez could be sealing his fate. his fiance shayanna jenkins may have bolstered prosecutor's claims of a cover-up. they say this video shows how hernandez enlisted her to get rid of the gun the day odin lloyd was killed. >> he told me to go downstairs in our storage room and remove a box from our home. >> reporter: jenkins testified she never looked inside to see what he asked her to throw out. none other than patriots head coach bill belichik is on the prosecution's witness list in the aaron hernandez murder trial. in theory he could be dahled to the stand. if the

joining us today, ryan smith. i was going to call you ryan holmes. >> ryan hoimslmes.and t.j. we're two different people. >> the two of you guys. t.j. says the same thing at gma. >> i laugh about it all the time. >> that's good. >> i'll tell ya what a day for hillary clinton, a day that she's been waiting for. >> it's been a big day. packed up now on the campaign trail this morning, hours after making her big announcement on social media. interesting she did that. she got in the van and headed to iowa. >> while stopping for gas in pennsylvania, she tweeted this photo with a family from michigan. aids say it was her idea to take the 1,000 mile trip to meet regular people. abc has the latest on the announcement and campaign. >> everyday americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: hillary clinton makes it official, laumpblnching the second bid for the white house on youtube and twitter, the number one trending topic worldwide. the run seemed inevitable as she dodged questions repeatedly. >> i am thinking about it, but i'm going to continue to th

ryan smith abc news new york. >> the a's fans see big changes this season. not just players that you can't identify because they are traded all the way. coliseum got 10 million dollars upgrades. biggest the giant video score board unlike the old one this one can be filled completely with video. also display more statistics and twitter messages from fans. also new presidential suite. up to 30 feet. we had to have a party up there. that thing for sure. merchandise for sure. merchandising store that let fans customize jersey during the game. in case billy tridz somebody. jersey name off the back. >> right. >> i'm in for dan. >> commentary. you know what he will end up being right and i'll be wrong and i'll apologize for criticizing. >> people second guess billy many times and been wrong exactly. >> shark were at home tonight trying to keep the slim play off hopes alive. game 2 bay >> coming up tonight at 11:00. get ready for some big delay this weekend on bart. work under way that might put you behind almost an hour and why this will not be the last weekend aff

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes on assignment. good to have you here, ryan. >> i'm reena ninan. boy, the heart breaking scenes we saw this weekend in nepal, there were rumors a friend of mine is on the grounds and said people are worried the aftershocks now are going to be over 9.0 magnitude. people believe that nasa has said it's going to be over 9.0 magnitude. not true at all. they're trying to spread the word to the nepalese that that's not in fact true. we're going to get right to it about the deadly scramble right now amid the deadly aftershocks in nepal. >> with the death toll from saturday's 7.8 magnitude quake now surpassing 3,000, rescuers are scrambling at this hour to save lives. new images from kathmandu. the streets virtually impassable at this point. filled with heaps of debris, rubble and underneath so much of it people. >> governments and aid agencies from around the world are rushing doctors, volunteers, equipment. these rescue workers in fairfax, virginia, packing up and shipping out. >> helicopter rescues are under way on the slopes of mt. everest where a quak

i'm ryan smith. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." they are ready to run again. the finish line all set ahead of today's 119th running of the boston marathon. about 30 participants from 87 -- what? 30 participants? there are 30 participants running? i'm sorry. >> 87 countries. and we're going to have more on that coming up. victims of the oklahoma city bombing will remember 20 years after the attack on federal building. the names of 168 people were read allowed by family members and those who survived. >> the hunt for a mother and daughter last seen arrive ing innew york city three weeks ago is intensify. there's been no phone or credit card activity since then. >> tim tebow getting back in the game expected to sign a world cup year contract today with the philadelphia eagles. he hasn't played in the nfl since 2012. he'll be one of five quarterbacks on the eagles roster. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 20th. >> from abc news th

abc news reporter ryan smith has the story. >> i was scared. >> reporter: this morning exclusive newimages inside the house where 13-year-old marcus mccoy made a quick-thinking 911 call that saved both his and his sister's life. >> we're going to die! >> please don't say that. >> flashlight in hand, marcus showing us the very room he and his sister alyia were in as the fire blazed around them. speaking out for the first time he says he called 911 and made sure aliya was okay. >> i turned on my flashlight and saw i couldn't see anything and it was all smoky and i said i have to do something. >> he thought his whole family was in danger. >> who else is in the house? >> my mom my stepfather and my older brother and that's it. mom, are you okay? >> his mother bonnie had already escaped and realized her children were still trapped inside. >> i just kept saying my kids are in the house. they're in the house and the firemen showed up quick and they came out. >> he calmly told police how to get inside. >> i need you to tell me if the firefighters came to the front door how will they get to y

i'm ryan smith. >> i'm reena ninan. top headlines we're following on "world news now." republican marco rubio kicked off his presidential campaign saying he's the candidate for america's future. hillary clinton's road trip meanwhile made a stop at chipotle in ohio. her first campaign event is in iowa today. full details in a moment. >> the faa is investigating how a ground worker became trapped in the cargo hold of an alaska airlines jet. the plane quickly returned to seattle airport after the pilot heard cries for help. >> severe weather along the gulf today. powerful storms triggered flash floods in texas on monday and more is on the way. the rain stretches from the southern plains across the south and up through the northeast. >> and tom brady threw out the ceremonial first pitch at fenway park. it turned out to be a bit of a flop. could that ball have been deflated? those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, april 14th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> what's a -- >> it's pork. talking about ch

here's ryan smith. >> reporter: volunteer deputy robert bates speaking out about this moment when he confused his gun for his taser. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: killing 44-year-old eric harris, after he bolted from an undercover sting operation. >> he shot me. >> reporter: did the shooting happen in part because the 73-year-old insurance company ceo wasn't fully trained to handle his weapons? bates, showing nbc news where he keeps his weapons on duty. >> my taser is right here on the front, tucked in a protective vest. my gun itself is on my side normally to the rear. >> reporter: and saying weapon mistakes have happened to other officers. >> i thought to myself after reading several cases, i don't understand how this can happen. you must believe me, it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: according to one journal report, over an eight-year period, there were nine cases of officers accidentally using their guns instead of their tasers. the sheriff's office and bates' lawyer saying he was well qualified, and completed over 300 hours of training. the man who once donated thous

i'm reena ninan joined by the wonderful ryan smith. >> thank you so much. in for t.j. holmes. i love this behind the scenes of the white house. makes me feel like i'm watching "downton abbey." >> i didn't think of that. right. it's our version of "downton abbey". >> i like that. >> i want to go behind the scenes at your house. >> at my house? a lot of chaos. like normal. >> chaos. >> you don't want to go behind the scenes of my home. >> we'll stay away from that. let's begin with powerful storms on the move right now. millions bracing for a super soaking this morning. >> over the weekend giant hail storms pummeled arkansas along with rain and strong winds. numerous reports of damage to roofs and cars. meteorologist rob marciano has more. >> severe storms hammering the southeast. georgia drivers getting pelted by heavy rain. listen to it come down in fort benning. part of a flurry of severe storms that left a trail of damage, including cincinnati, ohio, where a woman died when this tree came crashing down on her car. and look at this image from cottonwood, alabama, the home spl

and ryan smith, on the mom that could be about to call the shots on the field. >> reporter: sarah thomas may be stepping onto the field this season as the nfl's first full time female official, according to the "baltimore sun." >> when someone hears i'm a football official, they just go, "you, really? >> reporter: and while the league isn't confirming thomas' hiring just yet, the mother of three would be joining one of the most exclusive fraternities in sports. >> i can't change the fact i'm a female. i'm just here to officiate the game. >> reporter: that's rare in professional sports and can come with scrutiny from fans, and even some players. just weeks ago, nba referee lauren holtkamp faced criticism from nba star chris paul after a tough call on the court. >> another technical is called. >> no way that was a technical. if that's the case, then this might not be for her. >> reporter: the league reviewed that call and sided with holtkamp. nothing has stopped her from going after her dream. >> as far as wearing those stripes, it's a huge honor and i take great pride in it every time i'm

. >> and i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >>> we begin with a national mea culpa over a u.s. drone strike that killed two hostages. >> the president is taking responsible for the death of go aid workers. american warren weinstein and an italian man. >> reporter: the u.s. has carried out hundreds of air strikes in pakistan. this incident is sure to renew criticism of the cia drone program. the president says there will be a review to try to prevent similar deaths in the future. the air strike deep in a moupt nous region of pakistan, carryied out january 14th after the compound was monitored for hundreds of hours. soon realizing that two aid workers were being held there. american warren weinstein and italian giovanni lo porto. >> it's a bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and the fight against terrorists specifically mistakes sometimes deadly mistakes can occur. >> reporter: president obama apologized to the hostages families. weinstein's daughter and family appeared on abc after this video was released. >> if you don't accept the demand i'll die. >> i would tell him

. >> i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >>> a worker trapped in the cargo hold of a jet. >> you can hear him banging underneath the seats in this new video. moments later, the pilot took swft action. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: it was just after takeoff when the pilot of this alaska airlines 737 says he heard screaming and banging coming from underneath the plane. >> i think we have a -- hearing a noise from the baggage department. >> reporter: the flight headed from seattle to los angeles. flight 448 returned back to seattle after it was discovered that ramp agent was still inthe cargo hold. you can see him being taken to a waiting balance. an airport worker who told authorities amazingly, he fell asleep in the cargo hold waking, to his horror inside as the plane was taking off. the car go hold is pressurized and temperature controlled. but that worker panicked and surprised, screamed and banged for help. >> we started yelling at the flight attendant. two air marshals got up and started taking control

directed firefighters to their burning home and spoke to 6 abc about the terrifying ordeal and ryan smith has the story. >> i was scared. >> this morning, exclusion of new images inside of the house where 13-year-old marcus mccoy made a quick thinking 911 call that saved both his and his sister's life. flashlight in hand, marcus showing us the very room he and his sister were in as it's fire blazed around them. speaking out for the first time, he says he called 911 and then made sure aliyah was okay. >> couldn't really nothing with the flashlight and it was all smokey, i said i have to do something. >> thought his whole family was in danger. >> who else is in the house? >> my mom and stepfather and uncle in the basement. >> but his mom had escaped and realized the kids were still inside. i said my children are in the house and the fireman showed up quick and they came out. >> i need you to tell me if the firefighters came to the front door how do they get to you? >> up the stepped to the back hallway. >> during the intense call he never panicked. >> they broke the wrong window? >> yes. >>

. >> i'm ryan smith in for t.j.ve you here. >> feeling well rested and ready to go. >> you look refreshed. we just put out an instagram photo of what we were drinking beforehand. >> she was guzzling. get ready for some extra. >> extra from reena. boy, hillary on the run. >> yeah. >> that's who how i'm phrasing it. my choice of words. we don't know where she's been right? >> that's right. >> we are told i believe she could possibly be in iowa at this very moment. we're waiting to see any word. but we'll kick it off with a scare for passengers on board an alaskan airlines flight. moments after takeoff, the pilot declared an emergency. >> after' heard banging and screaming from somewhere in the plane. the mystery wasn't solved till it was back at the airport. neal karlinksky reports. >> reporter: it was just after takeoff when the pilot of this 737 says he heard screaming and banging coming from underneath the plane. the flight was headed from seattle to los angeles. but the airline says flight 44 returned to seattle s

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> eveni'm reena ninan. >>> the scramble for survivors. >> the death toll from the earthquake and aftershocks has passed 3,000. across nepal's capital, kathmandu, the scene is utter devastation. >> piles of rubble bodies and shell-shocked survivors too afraid to go back indoors. >> the sheer magnitude of the power of this earthquake can best be seen in these before and after photos of kathmandu's landmark mission tower. the nine-story tower was built in 1832 and these pictures show part of the old royal palace. these were taken an hour apart before and after that earthquake. >>> meantime, we're getting a look at how deadly the drama played out on mt. everest. as the earthquake triggered a deadly avalanche at least 18 climbers were killed. dozens more injured and this morning hundreds remain stranded. helicopters are having trouble getting to higher altitudes where the lower density air makes it definitely for them to stay aloft. >> among those kills, giorgio armani prive, dan

." >> i'm reena ninan with ryan smith joining us today. >> in for t.j. holmes. >> i've got to say, what a weekend it was for abc news. we had diane's incredible interview friday night with bruce jenner, which we're going to talk about a little bit. our jim avila won an award for his cuba coverage at the white house correspondents dinner and our cokie roberts has a great book out that i think will debut on the "new york times" best seller list this weekend. >> a great weekend. >> unfortunately we start off with tragedy. >> a very, very tough story on the other side of the world. the massive be rescue effort under way in nepal. >> help is being rushed in from all corners of the world. rescue crews, equipment and even doctors. >> and the death toll from saturday's earthquake has now surpassed 3,000 with the aftershocks as powerful as california's deadly 1994 north ridge earthquake. abigail hunter the sister of an abc news producer was inside a shop when the quake struck. >> the building on top of it completely collapsed. so if we haven't halved as quickly,

. >> and i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. the race for the white house entered a new face. >> hillary clinton on the trail driving in her own car, the launch focusing the battle and republicans are out with a flurry of ads attacking her. elizabeth hur is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. yes, hillary clinton is already on the road and according to her campaign manager, it was her idea to drive to iowa that she enjoys a good road trip and having the chance to meet people. hillary clinton wasting no time hitting the road to iowa and tweeting along the way. leaving her new york home sunday afternoon in her own van around the same time her bid for the white house became official with this. >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: a video on youtube. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: the video that actually doesn't show her face until about 90 seconds in but rather showcasing people she calls everyday americans. >> right now i'm applying for jobs. >> getting marrie

. >> and i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >>> we begin with a national mea culpa from president obama over a u.s. drone strike that killed two civilian hostages. >> the president is taking full responsibility for the death of two aid workers. american warren weinstein and an italian, giovanni loporto. >> bazi kanani joins us with more. >> reporter: the u.s. has carried out hundreds of air strikes in pakistan. this incident is sure to renew criticism of the cia drone program. the president says there will be a review of the air strike that killed the hostages to try to prevent similar deaths in the future. the air strike deep in a mountainous region of pakistan, carried out january 14th after officials say the cia had been monitoring an al qaeda compound for hundreds of hours and saw no science that civilians were there. soon realizing, but only recently confirming that two aid work erers were being held there. american warren weinstein and italian giovanni lo porto. >> it's a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of

. >> and i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> we begin with two big stories including another breach at the white house. >> first, what appears to be the latest case of home-grown terror. more arrests on u.s. soil. the suspects with possible links to isis were picked up yesterday in two major cities. abc's susan saulny has the latest from washington, susan, good morning. >>> good morning, reena and ryan. this latest operation by the joint terrorism task force focuses solely on young people who have tried to travel to syria to fight alongside isis and other militant groups. at least six people were taken into custody sunday. four of them picked up in minneapolis and two in san diego. the arrests came as the fbi attempts to uncover isis sympathizers. looking to attack within the u.s. authorities have also being trying to crack down on emerging new threat, identifying recruiters who are raising money and using social media to persuade impressional young men and women to join the brutal islamic state. in the past two years

i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here's the top headlines we're following on "world news now." aid is being rushed in from across the globe as rescue workers scramble to save lives in the rubble of that deadly earthquake in nepal. more than 3,000 are dead and hundreds are stranded on mt. everest. details straight ahead. >> funeral services are being held in baltimore today for freddie gray after a weekend of violent clashes with police. protesters is shattered windows and looted stores outraged he suffered a fatal spinal injury in police custody. >> the clinton foundation is acknowledging mistakes were made in how it disclosed donors and promised greater transparency amid growing scrutiny as hillary clinton opens her presidential campaign. >> russian hackers read some of the president -- president obama's personal e-mails when they broke into the white house computers last fall. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 27th. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> and we begin this half hour with

meet ryan smith. he's an architect, designer and the owner of seattle-based modern sheds. company manufactures and sells distinctive looking sheds based on his designs, like this prototype that he keeps at the studio in his backyard. his company also distinguishes in the unusual way he runs things. >> we don't have a payroll, no. >> and modern shed really has no employees. >> nor do they have the legal authority to treat me an as employee. >> we are all independent contractors. >> there is no location. we have been a virtual company for a long time. >> we are paperless. >> no headquarters. >> we try and carry zero inventory. we don't order anything until everything is signed off and a down payment has been collected. >> we don't even have a desk with files in it. we do virtual with everything because everyone is all over. >> with no factories, no warehouse and how employees, that means there's no inventory, no rent no benefits and almost no overhead. >> we just figured those are all costly it didn't make sense. >> if this doesn't quite make sense to you, then you'll have t

. >>> now to ryan smith with the other top stories. a security concern for airlines. >> that's right. we begin with a new threat in the sky. hundreds of the newest commercial planes could be vulnerable to hackers, capable of taking control of the aircraft. congressional investigators say the computer systems could be compromised with a laptop and wi-fi connections. lawmakers are calling on the faa to take action. >>> also a new potential -- potential nuclear deal with iran has resulted in a rare show of bipartisanship in washington. in a 19-0 vote the senate foreign relations committee has given congress the power to review any potential deal with iran after the june 30th deadline. the white house has indicated the president will agree to those terms. >>> a big decision facing drrs across the country. congress approved a bill to change how medicare reimburses doctors. it prevents a 20% reduction in payments. >>> thousands of fast food workers are fighting for a $15 minimum wage. workers are planning strikes today in more than 200 citie

. >>> now to ryan smith with the other top stories. a security concern for airlines. >> we begin with a new threat in the sky. hundreds of the newest commercial planes can be vulnerable to hackers capable of taking cole of the aircraft. investigators warn the highly automated computer systems could be compromised with a laptop and wi-fi connection. lawmakers are calling on the faa to take action. homeland security is urging government workers to be vigilant after a new threat. someone compiled the addresses of workers at the security department, fbi and sia and posted them online. the fact someone compiled them prompted the investigation. affected employees are being notified. a nuclear deal with iran resulted in a rare show of bipartisan ship in washington. in a 19-0 vote the relations committee pass add bill giving congress the power to review any potential nuclear deal with iran after the june deadline passes. the white house says president obama will sign the bill. also breaking overnight. a big decision affecting doctors and the f

for "good morning america," ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to ryan.bring if abc's dan abrams to weigh in. the charge of manslaughter? >> it means it was a criminal mistake. he'll say on the one hand this was a regular mistake, that any person could make. the prosecutors are saying no, there's more than that. there's a reasonable duty of care you have to use. you didn't use it. you violated it. you move from being just a mistake to a criminal mistake facing the possibility of two to four years behind bars. >> how do you think this will play out? >> there will be basic agreement he didn't do it on purpose. i don't think anybody will argue that he did it intentionally. they'll argue over what should that mean? they'll go through moment by moment what happened? how did it happen? and would an ordinary person someone using reasonable care have done what he did? i think he'll try to use, by the way -- >> the volunteer reserve deputy sheriff. many people hadn't heard of that before. >> that will be part of the defense. i didn't do this regularly. this is the

for "good morning america," ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to ryan. to bring in abc's dan abrams to weigh in on more about this. so the charge of manslaughter, what does that mean? >> yeah, second degree manslaughter really means it was a criminal mistake. right? he's going to say on the one hand this was a regular mistake that any person could make. the prosecutors here are saying, no, there's more than that. there's a reasonable duty of care that you have to use. you didn't use it. you violated it. and so you move from being just a mistake to a criminal mistake now facing the possibility of two to four years behind bars. >> so, how do you think this is going to play out in court, dan? >> there will be basic agreement that he didn't do it on purpose. i don't think anyone is going to argue that he intentional lyly did this but what they'll argue over is what should that mean and they're going to go through sort of moment by moment what happened? how did it happen? and would an ordinary person, someone who is using reasonable care, have done what he di

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