we'rejoined by ryan smith, the co—founder and chief executive of qualtrics. welcome.at. just explain it to 0scars matt we did not set out and say we wa nt to matt we did not set out and say we want to be a unicorn that something happened in 2014 where people became valued at over $1 billion. then this unicorn started taking off and it started with 30 or 40 companies, now there are 170 and then there is the deco unicorn. what is that? it has kind of fizzled out a little bit. do you get together, the 140 unicorn i you get together, the 140 unicorn 's? you have to have a big unicorn stall to get everyone together. i think that was more of the 2015 thing. let's just think that was more of the 2015 thing. let'sjust talk think that was more of the 2015 thing. let's just talk about your company. you started it with your brother and dad a long time ago in a basement. it sounds like a cliche now, in the garage we start a company and we have apple. we create softwa re company and we have apple. we create software which helps organisations collect experienced data. we have been

here's ryan smith. >> i hate you! reporter: fans in philadelphia clash over the controversy ignited by president trump. the nfl uniting. >> i guess we're all son of a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: former head coach rex ryan campaigned for trump, but had harsh words today. >> i'm pissed off, i'll be honest with you. because i supported donald trump. calling our players s.o.b.s and all that kind of stuff. that's not the men that i know. the men that i know in the locker room i'm proud of. >> reporter: hall of fame quarterback terry bradshaw disagrees with the protest, but stands behind the protesters' right to do it. >> if our country stands for anything, folks, what, it's freedom. people die for that freedom. i'm not sure if our president understands those rights. >> reporter: owners from six teams taking the field during the anthem in support of their players. half of them making statements in solidarity. patriots owner bob kraft is a well known friend of trump, even flying on air force one, donating $1 million to his inaug

abc's ryan smith with more. >> reporter: growing backlash across the country. >> i hate you! >> reporter: fans in philadelphia clash over the controversy ignited by president trump. the nfl uniting. >> there ain't no dividing us, know what i'm saying? i guess we're all son of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: former coach rex ryan campaigned for trump but had harsh words. >> i'm pissed off, i supported trump. calling our players s.o.b.s and that kind of stuff, that's not the men i know. the men i know in the locker room i'm proud of. >> reporter: terry bradshaw disagrees with the protest but stands behind protesters' right >> if our country stands for anything, it's freedom. people died for that freedom. i'm not sure if our president understands those rights. >> reporter: owners from six teams taking the field during the anthem in support of their players. bob crakraft is a well-known frd of trump, donating $1 million to his inaugural committee, but he says there is no greater unifier in this country than sports. unfortunately, nothing is more divisive than politics. we spoke to fans a

now, the player who hit the ball is sending a message and ryan smith, abc's ryan smith is here with mores supposed to be a fun afternoon at the ballpark. that little girl attending a game with her grandparents when tragedy struck. 105-mile-per-hour line drive striking her in the face leading many to speak out about what needs to be done to keep fans safe. a wednesday afternoon at the ballpark. >> look out. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: turned into a nightme eye. a little girl struck by a foul ball at yankee stadium. >> todd frazier is really shaken up. >> reporter: the battle the yankees todd frazier immediately distraught. players on both teams emotionally distraught, some wiping away tears. >> a little too graphic for us to show you. >> reporter: the batter yankees todd frazier speaking out after the game. >> i thought of my kid, you know. i think the netting should be up. i think every stadium should have it. >> reporter: the child the third fan injured by debris. a boy seated behind third base hit in the face by a broken bat piece and this fan bandaged and bloodied after being nailed

. >> espn's ryan smith covering that part of the story from outside metlife stadium. where the new york jets will play a little later today. ryan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. at stadiums like these, sundays are for football. after president trump's comments and criticisms, it's about so much more. stars across the sports world are speaking out about what one called the president's divisive rhetoric. this morning, the president's fiery words setting off a national firestorm. >> he's now using sports as the platform to try to divide us. for him to try to use this platform to divide us even more is not something i can stand for and is not something i can be quiet about. >> reporter: overnight, bruce maxwell, the oakland a's catcher, became the first mlb player to kneel during the anthem. >> i can't remember the momentum building on something like this. >> reporter: nba star kobe bryant tweeting -- a potus whose name alone creates division and anger and whose words inspire dissengs and hatred can't possibly make america great again. and e

jason donovan and ryan smith, thank you for tweet that to us. >> and then the james arthur there, allr. >> lucy who? >> here is the thing, my kids going back to school, and everybody's sick, and everybody, just gets spread around the house, goes back to school, everyone gets sick >> all of the germs in the classroom, so one teacher decided i'll show my kids the importance of washing their hands so they really understands why i tell them to do this >> and she took some slices of bread >> her name is donna allen, she posted this on facebook. she let her student put a piece of bread in a baggy, with a glove on. >> think she said, okay, put one in your glove on, put one in with washed hands. right? >> what's the last one say? dirty hands. and then she just let it sit. it got really grossment look at the dirty hands. disgusting. i don't know how many days it took to turn into mold. but let's put this to the test. >> it is great idea >> do the one bag, and that would be dirty hands. so you play the teacher >> hi, mike, alex. so i'll have you, mike, pick up your piece every bread, alex you c

sunday, just minutes until the day's first nfl game kicks off in london, let's start with abc's ryan smith outside of metlife stadium in new jersey, for today's jets-dolphins game. what is expected today at the games in reaction to what the president said? >> reporter: days of protests that we have seen in professional sports. rite now, there is nothing formally planned by the players. there were a great deal of meetings by players discussing what to do about this. great deal of anger conveyed over the president's comments. think y i think you could see a number of protests at a number of games. i initially, all eyes will be on the jaug waurs-ravens game taking place overseas in london. that is the first game we'll see in america. a lot of dynamics there. both teams's owners have not responded to president trump's comments. one of those owners donating to his inauguration committee. major league baseballed a its first player take a knee. so i think what you have is the perfect storm of not only president trump's comments, but just a ground swell of support really for players being able spe

espn's ryan smith is here with more. , the protests are now going beyond the football field. >> absolutely, robin. incredible scene. athletes from other sports, entertainers, scores of others they're taking a knee and finding other ways to show support for the protesters a many using their platform to take issue with the president's comments. reporter: by calling on nfl player protests to be fired, president trump managing to get the whole league fired up. nfl commisoner roger goodell releasing a statement, calling the president's comments divisive. the nfl airing an ad emphasizing unity ring the league's sunday night game. >> inside ese lines, we can other. ut the best in each >> reporter: many owners taking the field, throwing their support behind their tea. owners from eight teams during the anthem, side-by-side with their players. patriots owner roberkraft who reportedly donated $1 million to presidt trump's inaugural celebrations wring in a statement, i am deeply disappointed by the tone of the comments made by the p

ryan johnson has been a guy mr. smith goes to washington, all i can say about this, i have been appeared 20 years i have never enjoyed anything more, i believe this is the most important thing i can ever do for the country working for my colleagues. not to just repeal obama care but replace it with the system. closer to where you live and controlled by people you can vote for. were going to get there. to my republican colleagues, we will fulfill our promise. to repeal and replace. to the american people we are going to repair healthcare for you cassettes only thing that matters. >> to be clear, with events under control and not under our control we don't have the votes. speaking to your leadership and president i think we are we made the decision that will postpone that am i disappointed, absolutely, just today there is e health.com report that the average family of three making $80000 a year, will be paying $29000 per year for their policy which means officially they cannot afford. that is not just a few families, is the

smith. cnn's ryan young was in st. louis as the violence started. >> reporter: we are on delmar boulevard. you can see the heavy machinery behind me that the police brought in here. there is a bearcat. the officers in their riot gear. about 50% of the businesses had coming down delmar boulevard look like they suffered some sort of damage. the organizers told peaceful marchers to go home but a half hour after that, we saw another group that decided to stay here. that started to build and there was a confrontation between police and those protesters. at this point, someone started throwing rocks and bottles at the officers and started breaking out windows of businesses. officers started to advance and try to arrest a few people and then bedlam. people started running. we saw people being pushed down in the streets and we saw cars racing down the streets and we saw officers advancing. at this point, right now you can see how they staged right here to make sure that that property damage should stop. i can tell you there were tense moments that were very scary here. you thought it was going to

smith. let's go to cnn's ryan young. ryan, only stockily's dna was on the gun found in smith's car.nce on its face seemed to be stacked against stockily. how did the judge come to find him not guilty? >> reporter: well, that is exactly what people are upset about. the idea that that gun could only have one person's dna on it. there's video involved, as well. the officers heard saying "i'm going to kill that n word" and then the shooting happened. so how do you have that happen and then you see maybe a gun coming out of that bag? that's what people think. the judge says that wasn't proven by the prosecution at all. if you look back in this direction, protesters have gathered. they've been marching up and down the street. you can see the iconic arch in the distance there. and you can see young men carrying assault rifles through the street. that's not against the law because this is an open carry state, but people are walking around with guns. this has remained peaceful except for one skirmish between the police and protesters. police say they had rocks and water bottles thrown at the

smith. let's get right to ryan hughes with the breki toss to eileen metropolitan police are now confirming the reported explosion on the train is a terrorist incident. this is a live look at the scene in london at the parsons green subway station. police also confirming there was a fire onboard a tube train and multiple people are injured. social media users say they heard some kind of blast on the train. london firefighters were seen leading passengers away from the scene as commuters were fleeing in panic. pictures online show a white bucket with wires and flames coming out. we're hearing reports of passengers with burns...andpeople were trampled during the chaos. services are stopped on the impacted subway line right now. we are working to get more we learn more. toss to eileen - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower - warm and humid days ahead - isolated afternoon shower chances - fall arrives a week from today - watching jose & the eastern atlantic today: am patchy fog. mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. isolated shower. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly c

smith. and i'm autria godfrey. let's head straight out to ryan hughes live on the scene of that crash on the bw parkway where a second crash has now occured. - clouds from maria today; still warm - maria moving north off the se u.s. coast - hot and humid tomorrow; changes thursday - much cooler, less humid friday through the weekend today: mostly cloudy. not as hot, still warm and humid. highs: 83-86 winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. staying mild. lows: 64-72 winds: n 5-10 mph wednesday: partly sunny. warm and humid. highs: 85-89 feels: 90-95 winds: n 5-10 mph breaking right now! mandatory evacuations underway as a mandatory evacuations underway as a wildfire spreads in southern california. just take a look at how close the flames are to a neighborhood. the fire started monday afternoon near anaheim and quickly spread to more than 2-thousand acres. we know that at least one structure burned to the ground - and many more are in the path of these flames. a number of schools will be closed today. hundreds of firefighters are working to cont

smith. cnn's ryan young is in st. louis. ryan, you were there as the protests became violent in yesterday. this acquittal stirring a lot of emotion tonight. what are you seeing? >> plenty of emotion. look, we were with with protesters yesterday from about 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. yesterday and once again, you can see now this is where protesters are starting to gather we've been to three different malls today. and right now, if you look behind me, they're starting to gather in this direction and we're walking over here, you see the iconic arch here in the distance and when they went to the malls, they were going to several different malls. stayed for about a half hour then would leave, now, they're gathering in the middle of the city. they believe another will form here, we're told there will be several others pfr the night is over. once again, we talked about that. it was mostly peaceful, then there was some tus ling between these protesters and the police. in fact, four police officers were injured during all this yesterday. we know there were about 13 arrests that happened when the prote

stockily's dna was found on the gun, smith's was not. ryan live in st. louis. what's the latest there. describe what you're seeing. things are getting tense right now. you see the officers who are walking down telling everyone to move back. we were on scene 20 minutes ago when someone through a rock into a window of a house nearby. they were screaming at the person to come out. you hear the officers giving the command move back, move back, we've weren't marching about four miles, from the hospital, through a business district, to the residential area. they said all day they would come to the residential area. you see the officers being taunted all evening. they allowed the protestors to march wherever they wanted to march because it was peaceful. only a few times we've seen flairups. i want to tell you something else you talked about the american flag being burned. when the american flag was being burned a man inside of a restaurant tried to confront protestors, coolers heads revald. they said that's not what we're here for. we came to this neighborhood. everyt

smith, "craving you," thomas rhett featuring maren morris directed by tk mckamy. "vice, miranda lambert. directed by trey. "it ain't my fault." brothers osbourne directed by wes eclipse aw wes edwards and ryan silver. those are the nominees for music video of the year. yay. >> all right. the nominees for cma vocal duo of the year are dan + shay. flo -- florida georgia line. locash, maddie and tay and the brothers osbourne. those are the nominees for cma

smith's was not. we are live in st. louis, ryan, i want to get right to the scene with you. what's the latest there, describe what you're seeing. >> reporter: things are getting tense right now. most of the day it's been very peaceful but right now you see the officers walking down telling everyone to move back. we were on scene just 20 minutes ago when someone threw a rock into a window of a house near by they were screaming for the person to come out, breaking the windows as we were filming. you hear the officers now giving can the command move back move back. we've been marching about four miles through the hospital through the business district and now this resolutioidential the officers have been taunted the entire evening they've allowed protesters to march wherever they wanted to march because it was peaceful only a few times we seen flare ups this is one of the times we seen officers decide to spread into this area and tell everyone to move back. talked about the american flag being burned. when the american flag was being burned a man in a restaurant was trying to c

ryan gosling and jay-z? how about with wonder woman. yes, will host week two and wonder voice smithng. >> i see your wonder woman and i raise you a queen! beyoncÉ has done it again, dropping a surprise version of mi gente. >> beyoncÉ posted a new music video for the remix version of the hit that included this message, quote, i am donating my proceeds from this song to hurricane and earthquake relief. what is really cool, it seems like she has gotten her five-year-old daughter involved. is that blue singing along ♪ >> today is a celebration of survival. >> i was there with beyoncÉ and her little girl helping those impacted by flooding in her hometown of houston, and her husband's streaming service will donate proceeds from the upcoming brooklyn performance. j-lo will perform and she just located her last relatives in provider. >> both jennifer and ex marc anthony joined forces to deliver supplies to the island. he is recording a star-studded song for charity. other celebs are helping in a comedic way by posting pick r childhood picks. late show host stephen colbert and actor nick kro

he was acquitted in the shooting death of anthony lamar smith, an african-american man, killed in 2011. cnn's ryan takes a look at the protests that played out late sunday night. >> reporter: the cleanup has started here in st. louis, after another night of unrest. someone tried to break the window here. as you walk down, you can see another glass that was shott esd here. we saw someone trying to pick up a large object and throw them into the window. you see the flower pots they turned over. police officers are trying to chase down some of the suspects. we know they made a few arrests. right now,everyone is on-edge about what is going on, what they see in the streets. this is after a day of peaceful protests, where we saw people marching for miles and miles, with no issue. all of a sudden, late at night this, is what happens. a small group will start running through the city and creating issues. you see the officers right here, as they are doing their patrol. this is what they're doing at night. they're trying to make sure that the pockets of people that won't go home can't cause trouble. you see

smith. we begin our coverage live in st. louis. ryan, this is a city that has faced unrest before. now, these protests no longer considered peaceful. what are protesters telling you? >> they're tellinging us they're going to re-group now. if you look at the streets, they're empty, but they're going to meet at a park about a half hour from now. it got energized here in the middle f f of this intersection. at that point, protesters wanted to block the bus. officers stepped in the middle between the bus and protesters with their bikes using pepper stray and got contentious. we saw several arrests. if you're looking there, you can see the officers getting back on the bus involved in this earlier and members of the national guard are also here. but protesters are saying they are fig for their rights when it come to this because they believe the video shows there was something wrong with the stop and they can't believe it's taken six years to get this point. i said officer stokely used the n word during the chase. court documents state the officer said we are going to kill this mf. i mis

ryan gosling with musical guest jay-z. now we know that "wonder woman" actress gal gadot will host episode 2 with pop crooner sam smith.be hosted by "silicon valley" and "the big sick" actor kumail nanjiani with performances by pink. a lot to look forward to. >> as long as they've got some more alec baldwin come to go. >> hopefully. >>> ahead, bill karins will be back with our weekend forecast. plus a world war ii vet gets an honor decades in the making. you're watching "early today." the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. heare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? . . . . mete

smith after a drug-related car chase. the mayor saying last night destruction of property not acceptable. cnn's ryan young.eporter: the cleanup has started here after another night of unrest. someone tried to break the window here. as you walk down you can see another glass that was shattered here. we saw someone picking up large objects and trying to throw them into the window. now if you look back this direction you see the flower pots they turned over and tried to pick up these piece the and throw them into the windows as well. we watched police officers all night trying to chase down some the suspects. we know they made a few arrests but right now everyone's on edge. what they see in the streets. this is after a day of peaceful protests with are we saw people marching for miles and miles with no issue, but all all of a sudden, late at night, wedneson again a small group creating issues. right now you can see someone's already starting twork on putting boards up against a window. that's the back of the hotel. people were inside that bar area when something was thrown through the window. we've seen a lot

speaker paul ryan said he would get it to the house to president trump's desk. larry: i'm larry smith at the "live desk." coming up, a taste of rome in the district. hear the sistine chapel choir as it visits the beltway. and tolls are not the only project coming to virginia. we tell you what else governor mcauliffe has planned. ditching the dog to share bikes another way. the new option when allison and i join you at 5:00. nancy: thank you. sad evening jake lamatta the former middle weight channel is dead. you might know him from "raging bull." he was the bronx bull and he died yesterday in a miami hospital where he was treated for complications of pneumonia. michelle: abc7 is tracking hurricane maria as it crosses puerto rico. this is the view from the international space station. as a hurricane strengthened. reaching one of the most intense points. just before hitting the island. a stunning view but scary to know what we have seen from the first round of pictures released. for more pictures we turn to social media and a lot of the images. nancy: lindsey mastis has more on images an

tori smith and donte jones visited patient at children's hospital yesterday. they helped sew pillowcases for ryan's case for smiles. the organization is dedicated to improving the quality of life for children undergoing cancer treatment and their families. how fun that must have. >>> good morning, jessica boyington with you now. updates on route 309 in montgomeryville at stump road. most of the vehicle fire has cleared out of the way. northbound looks like they're turning around to see the back of where we had the intersection blocked off. it's back open there. so we'll have updates on this with no delays for now. let's check on the forecast with meteorologist krystal klei. >>> here's a live view looking over cape may now that the sun is coming up. you see it's a gray sky to start. that's going to be the case through today. then we have irma's showers in the forecast. the ten day on 10 coming up in the next half hour. >>> at 6:25, we're following breaking news in wimbledon. there has been -- in wilmington. there has been a deadly house fire. >> next, why family of the man who died said he made a sp

smith and the verdict issued friday. in the past three days there have been multiple arrests, injured officer and damage to businesses. ryan young reports from saint louis with more on the violent protests. st. louis (ap) - the latest on protests over the acquittal of a white former st. louis police officer in the killing of a black suspect (all times local):9:30 p.m.st. louis police have at least seven people in custody as crowds angry over the acquittal of a police officer broke windows and damaged property for a third night.buses carrying police in full riot gear and shields arrived near the downtown location where police said significant property damage was reported following an hours-long nonviolent protest sunday afternoon and evening. after protest organizers asked people to disband, some remained behind, as they had the previous two nights.state rep. bruce franks, who has participated in the protests, said those who are violent and vandalizing "are not protesters," saying they are part of a group separate from those marching as part of organized demonstrations. franks said he was trying to calm the situation.police

smith. prosecutors argued that the video shows stockley planting evidence. the judge says he was agonized over this footage, he did not a agree. ryan, what do we expect these protesters doing tonight? >> reporter: that's a good question. they have been going through across the city and right now they are coordinating through social media. every time we go to a mall, we are seeing more and more state troope troopers positioning on the outside. yes, this is was where the first back and forth the violence happened between police officers and those protests. as you look back in that direction, you can kind of see an armed vehicle. they blocked off this road and there were officers in the bus. the police moved in and they used their pepper spray to move that crowd. from that point on, it remained mostly peaceful. we saw a group showed up at the mayor's house. someone started throwing rocks into windows. we were standing yards away when it happened. people started screaming. you can see half of the protesters say we are not here for that. about 20 minutes later police used tear gas to clear the crowd. we do and can report several others

smith. the verdict sparked protests. police used tear gas against the protesters. 23 people have been arrested and several officers injured. cnn chicago bureau correspondent ryanoung has more. >> reporter: things in st. louis got tense overnight. if you look down the way here, you can see the officers who decided to make a line and tell the protesters it was time to go home. we'll have to show you this dramatic video outside of the mayor's house. it was a mostly peaceful protest throughout the night. protesters marching for miles. stopping at intersections, even in front of the hospital. but when they got to the mayor's house, someone decided they wanted to break the windows. we actually got that part on tape. once that happened, the officers swarmed the neighborhood. once they swarmed the neighborhood, they ask tzed people to leave. some tear gas. most of the people went home. they want to see something done. a lot hasn't healed here ever since michael brown and what happened in ferguson. so, tonight, you saw a multicultural group walking through the streets of st. louis. talking about change wanting the neighborhoods to know they want to see something differ

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. >> thank you, guys >> ben smith of buzzfeed >>> when we come back, a look at intel's playbook john caught up with them at tech crunch disrupt yesterday got a lot out of ryan> dow up 22. we're back after a break hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> intel ceo, intel is going to be providing chips to power waymo's level four and five autonomous vehicles. i caught up with him at tech crunch disrupt yesterday and asked about how this collaboration signals a new approach for intel, very different from the pc days when intel just developed the most powerful chip and said here it goes take a listen. >> these applications, whether it's artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, you have to not -- you can't just provide them the complete soluti

smith and the verdict issued friday. in the past three days there have been multiple arrests, injured police officers and damage to businesses. ryan young reports from saint louis with more on the violent protests. st. louis (ap) - the latest on protests over the acquittal of a white former st. louis police officer in the killing of a black suspect (all times local):9:30 p.m.st. louis police have at least seven people in custody as crowds angry over the acquittal of a police officer broke windows and damaged property for a third night.buses carrying police in full riot gear and shields arrived near the downtown location where police said significant property damage was reported following an hours-long nonviolent protest sunday afternoon and evening. after protest organizers asked people to disband, some remained behind, as they had the previous two nights.state rep. bruce franks, who has participated in the protests, said those who are violent and vandalizing "are not protesters," saying they are part of a group separate from those marching as part of organized demonstrations. franks said he was trying to calm the situation.police

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smith, "craving you," thomas rhett featuring maren morris directed by tk mckamy. "vice, miranda lambert. directed by trey. "it ain't my fault." brothers osbourne directed by wes eclipse aw wes edwards and ryanright. the nominees for cma vocal duo of the year are dan + shay. flo -- florida georgia line. locash, maddie and tay and the brothers osbourne. those are the nominees for cma vocal duo of the year. >> all right. all right, all right. the nominees for cma entertainer of the year are garth brooks, luke bryan, eric church, chris stapleton and keith urban. those are the nominees for cma entertainer of the year. [ applause ] >> congratulations, you guys. congratulations and i've got to say, you guys had no idea till just now. >> we had no idea. well, we hoped we would have gotten it but this is huge. >> i got to ask you first and foremost, dustin, you have a big bumg coming out friday called "current mood" kicking off a tour in november but you're nervous about this album because your fan also see a side of you they haven't seen. >> this is three years of my life in songs and so that's pretty special to put out and exciting, thou. i'm excited. hopefully there's a song on this album for eve