i'm joined by stephen reese and columbus he's the executive director of the world society of motivation scientists and professionals in glasgow we go to brian mcknight our he's a professor of journalism and communication at the university of strathclyde and we go to london to study molly she's a lecturer of media and communications a bernal university and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect but first i'd like to make a few comments about some of the research i did making this program because i am i do not actually watch reality t.v. programs quote this is what i found some my research reality t.v. makes us feel dirty and cheap and if we didn't we probably wouldn't bother turning turn tuning into it never have so many watch t.v. with so little good to say about it and also critics call it gutter t.v. and humiliation t.v. reflects a culture that worships vanity and wealth rather than virtue and humility so if i go to you brian why do people watch reality t.v. programs. i think that reality t.v. gives people an unsafe and to u

i'm afraid i think stephen is all over simplifying was a very complex set of t.v. genres. sure that are people who are interested in wealth and theme and that is their motivation to go on but there are also people who wish to test themselves who wish to push the boundaries a little but who wish to educate the british surely american of the great russian public you know there are many motivations good motivations for appearing on reality t.v. and audiences i think it's i think it's wrong to say that they're not intellectual i think they're sort of slightly dangerous. i mean i would regard myself i'm not snobbish at all as an intellectual but i mean i've enjoyed reality t.v. through across the last decade i've learnt a lot from i believe enjoyed watching real people and kind of slightly yes it's not it's not it's not unmediated reality by any means but it's a form of spontaneous social observation made possible by the internet made possible by digital technologies and cameras that we simply didn't have access to back in the ninety's or the teaser even before ok when we were

isn't a place of your but it is a voyage and i think it's quite healthy and reflects human nature ok stephen you think it's healthy being a voyeur. i don't know how much boy or. is involved in reality t.v. i have a little bit of a different take on it go right ahead in the research that ok in the research that we did the number one reason the most important motive for watching were galaxy t v is that it reflected the values of a person concerned with status and another words it was about fame and fortune and so i think the audience can see ordinary people getting attention attention is a primal indicator of respect and importance and they can imagine themselves doing that and they sort of having their lives and the things that they see in their life being validated as important and the values the of the audience are the values of wealth and fame or what i call a high status person they're not the values of intellectuals and not the values of people who want to learn about anything they have the values of people who want to be rich and famous and stephen vanstone with you is be humiliating yo

as stephen has, too. there are things in international relations and world history which you can say are inevitable. maybe it was inevidentble that germany and england would come to blows a hundred years ago or inevidentble that colonial nations would rebel against their colonial masters. the situation between the u.s. and china i think nothing is inevitable it's striking for this huge a shift in world power or world resources, there is as little inevitable conflict built in as i think there are. the view among many people in china is surprisingly non-hostile towards the united states. non-hostile shading towards respectful or positive. i think a lot of this is within the power of both the publics on both sides to manager the next 30 years. china is going to become more and more important. sometimes it will be a larger economy than ours is unless they suffer a disaster or catastrophe, which would be even worse. so i think finding some way to make this a partnership with disagreements which has been their

and now, a tragic end for stephens and the ill-fate add last scan flight. leanne gregg, nbc news. >>> it took 60 years to find him and bring him home and today, an american veteran within an army sergeant from oakland missing in action since world war ii was brought to his final resting place in san francisco with full military honors. since that fateful day in april of 1944, the remain lay buried in berlin along with the bodies of eight fellow airmen. their 3-24 liberator crashed after encountering fighter planes. he was only 20 when he died. the defense department used dna from his sister to confirm his identity after the crash site was excavated in june. the family said it's a miracle that their long ordeal has been brought to a close. >>> and an army soldier who's been a-wol fwol after he crashe car outside of santa rose. the man was driving on legrange road near bennett valley road around 5:15 this morning when he crashed after he swerved to avoid a deer. he was said to be evasive during questioning. they later determined he was awol from the infantry

>> and i said, stephen wright. >> tell me what?obviously you've never seen steven wright. >> school me. >> i want you to look up stephen right before the program is over. have your people rush and get a picture of stephen wright performing and that's where the punch line -- you've got people right now laughing. as a matter of fact, why don't you go into -- >> i'm going to get on twitter right now and i'm going to ask who stephen wright is. >> see if you can get a picture of stephen wright and it will be wonderful. >> i promise. i'm going to have that by the end of the show and it's going to be a shout-out to you. i don't want to forget any highlights in your obits. tell me what i must not forget when i'm on here for real and i'm talking about your life. >> and i've passed away? >> yes. >> you don't owe me any money. >> at this point i don't. >> that will make me feel very, very wonderful. >> bill cosby, thanks so much for calling in. what a pleasure. >> good luck on your wedding. >> thank you so much. i hope you'll be there. i don'

---dos presuntas victimas del cura "stephen kiesle" demandaron a la diocesis de oakland.---una de las querellantes, quien es hijastra del acusado, dice que el cura la violo desde el año 1973 hasta 2001, y agrega que abuso de varios menores mas que prefirieron no sumarse a la demanda para permanecer anonimos.---el cura "kiesle" fue removido de la iglesia en 1978... años antes, el obispo de oakland informo al vaticano sobre la situacion, pero el entonces cardenal "joseph ratzinger" (quien ahora es el papa "benedicto 16") no hizo nada al respecto. ---varias personas que estaban en el parque de diversiones "six flags de vallejo", se llevaron un susto cuando la montaña rusa en la que viajaban se quedo trabada y quedaron suspendidos en el aire.---de inmediato el

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derek is shooting on the proverbial shoe string budget but so did stephen spielberg and george lopezearly days. to appreciate his accomplish the, you have to know what happened to him july 16th, 2006. he remembers being in a cafi in north beach with some friends talking about movies, of course. he left alone to walk home. according to witnesses, four men grabbed him off the streets, threw him in the back of a van and began beating him. then, while the van was moving, they threw him out in the streets. he landed on his head next to those cable car tracks. the four men were never found. derek was in the hospital in the coma with his brain swelling rapidly. it was not clear whether he would survive. they needd to remove a portion of his skull to let his brain swell without further damage to his brain and, so, you cope the best you can. i don't know how else to put it. >> reporter: it's been a matter of coping ever since for derek and his parents as he slowly and painfully worked his way back to health. fortunately, his intelligence was not affected but the neurological damage was severe

look insi stephen perrine's book, "the new american diet" on the "700 club" wedn . >>> today on at 5:agedy on the field. a football practice claims the life of an 11-year-old northern california boy. 3-d put to the test to see if the new cameras and tv's are worth the extra money. those stories and mor at 5:00. >> that's going to do it for now. thanks for

derek is shooting on the proverbial shoe string budget but so did stephen spielberg and george lopez in their early days. to appreciate his accomplish the, you have to know what happened to him july 16th, 2006. he remembers being in a cafi in north beach with some friends talking about movies, of course. he left alone to walk home. according to witnesses, four men grabbed him off the streets, threw him in the back of a van and began beating him. then, while the van was moving, they threw him out in the streets. he landed on his head next to those cable car tracks. the four men were never found. derek was in the hospital in the coma with his brain swelling rapidly. it was not clear whether he would survive. they needd to remove a portion of his skull to let his brain swell without further damage to his brain and, so, you cope the best you can. i don't know how else to put it. >> reporter: it's been a matter of coping ever since for derek and his parents as he slowly and painfully worked his way back to health. fortunately, his intelligence was not affected but the neurological damage

stephen slater's spectacular exit from his job as bond websites and three steven t- shirts.y will join us with the on line story. but first of the key explains what the fuss is all about. >> he swung his tie off he was happy he said i quit my job on done with this. >> steven slater's resignation from chapel yesterday ranks right up there with the additional news anchor howard deals and all found in the 1976 movie network. >> i was mad as hell can i not going to take this anymore. >> first later the final straw was a passenger who swore at him when he told her to remain seated after their jet blew the flight from pittsburgh landed at jfk in new york. >> at the very end as we were getting off the plane he got on the intercom and made this announcement that he swore and he's for the passenger. i thought that was very strange nobody ever gets on the intercom and swears 3/ >> your grab to beers from the galley deployed the escape chutes and slit his way into the front page of new york tabloids. >> didn't think he would get in trouble >> it cut 25 minutes to report the incident i

good sign for stephen curry there in the world championships in europe. ckrohithe w t leov story of the as ball boy. stay with us. >>> a to nights ago, the as ball boy caught on camera. flirting with one of the as fans. he gave five foul balls to a young lady in the stands. awe thought wasn't obvious. >> they made the national rounds on talk shows. they're going out on a date tonight. >> whoa! >> look at that. >> getting married at the ballpark. >> tell you about the fire tonight at 11:00, everybody! >>> digital textbooks are the future. california should embrace the 21st century. those responses support our latest editorial. pushing for more online and computer-based learning to reach more kids and save not only money but teacher jobs. dj says the opportunity to integrate digital books with online supported curriculum is huge. it is unfortunate that wonderful new teachers that understand this technology are among the first to be cut when the economy turns sour. stan adds, textbooks are a nightmare. expensive, often outdated and political manipulated. not

the man she's replacing, justice john paul stephens, is 90. and that's not the only generational shift, is it, joan? >> that's right. think of how much this court has changed in the last five years. chief justice john roberts, succeeded william rehnquist who is nearly 30 years older. samuel alito, succeeded sandra day o'connor who was nearly 20 years older and both of them have come on and been much more assertive conservatives, much more active on the bench. pushing the court a little bit more toward the right. and i think we're going to see evidence of that now from the liberal side. someone who's 40 years younger than her predecessor. and elena kagan has already showed us, with that kind of wit that we saw in that clip, that she's much more focused, determined, she's used to the rough and tumble of politics, too. so i think we're going to see someone who's much more active on this court even though she might vote the same way as her predecessor. gwen: and someone who didn't hesitate even when she was solicitor general to go toe-to-toe with

it was amy sedaris -- >> amy sedaris, stephen colbert -- >> jimmy: stephen colbert -- >> paul dinello could maybe do an improv game. >> sure. >> jimmy: i don't know if you've done it in awhile but -- >> i'd love to. >> jimmy: all right, do you know any games off the top of your head? >> um, we could do something -- a good two person thing is called a one-word story. >> jimmy: okay. >> so you start with a word, and then i will say a word, and we will create a story together, just using one word each. >> jimmy: okay, this is exciting. >> it is exciting. >> jimmy: okay. >> we're gonna blow their minds with this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, should i start? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: okay. once. >> there. >> jimmy: was. >> a. >> jimmy: little. >> boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who. >> liked. >> jimmy: general. >> custer. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's just end it right there. that's a great story. more with steve carell when we come back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [st in stinntrumental music ]ru [ instrumental music ] fish: see? you're on the bright side already-- gr

mcdonell the stephen ireland agreed to move to vili a park part exchange roberto mancini's sow's milner was the first of its targets adding that he's unlikely to bring anybody else before the transfer window closes at the end of the month. the most near to be a good opportunity to bill is a very good club are close to winning something. you know manchester city is also a very good club to move in the right direction. you know there's a lot of fantastic players. fantastic opportunity also so. i knew it will be a good opportunity but i say until the clubs agree with you there's nothing for me to do close was a congressman who was the first. but. it's. the idea i think so yes that may be. here. in this moment we have. to. say to shore must wait the next two days. by the way to get their freedom. meanwhile also no have completed the signing of french the founders of our sales q r c from severe the formerly on star will be available for the londoners champions league campaign but will not join the team in saturday's premier league fixture against blackburn also can place it second in verity

be worried what joining me is stephen yates with the american foreign policy council steven thanks so much for going back to your so tell me i mean should americans be scared right now about china taking over the world well there is a little bit of a gap between today and taking over the world there's no doubt that china is big when it's growing not so far away true but we don't know where china will be at twenty twenty just a few points of perspective about what the news today has been telling us china's g.d.p. a country that's ten times more populous than japan has now overtaken japan but it remains one third the size of the american economy and so while china has made historic progress very rapid rates of growth sustained over a long period of time it is important and it is changing the way the world deals with each other but it's still a big big gap between being basically a half developing have to develop economy of a very large population and then being sort of a global economy that sort of setting the tone for development in the world innovating creating new product lines basic

host: this is stephen flynn's book, "tedge of disaster." this is the report out and this being released today. if people want to read this for themselves. guest: it is on the website. center for national policy all one word, dorg. host: our weekend programming will have fifth anniversary katrina programming. on the "washington journal" on sunday the entire program is from new orleans and about katrina. allison plier, the greater new orleans data center will talk about the economy, along with the superintendent of st. bernard's parish schools. and the professor at the university of new orleans will be talking about the population demographics. now on book tv also there will be some archival anniversary programming on the air. there is a set of "dallas morning news" photographers who took a lot of pictures during katrina. they have a book out, had a book out. and doug brinkley, "after the deluge" will be airing on spao on the weekend. bush on c-span 2. coming up a discussion on g.p.s. tracking, a police and the fourth amendment. first a campa

to be careful because arabs and black people also happen to live in the district well get comedian stephen smith take on the issue in just a moment. the issue is the same on the taxpayers' money for me to do what i say is never a real mystery and it's not just the world means the return of robin hood should the rich be taxed more for the benefit of everyone else and what kind of. disarming saddam hussein. has maturity of the iraqi citizens. this event brings further assurance that the torture chambers and the secret police are gone forever. as again over embassy in kabul. chance to launch occupied afghanistan. now occupy sales at guantanamo bay. in the manner. that is appropriate today and in accordance as much as we can with the kid even. if a slap stomach slap if you can should diminish so that it shocks them especially if it gets slapped but you don't actually break any bones could deter occasion techniques that we. all approve but the senior leadership of our government. would be a nothing to. we believe the sense for. for the feel we've got. the biggest issues get the invoice face to

has spawned websites in free stephen t- shirts.he online part of the story but first week's level of the fuss was about. >> he swung his tie off, he's happy i quit my job well done with this. >> steven slater's registration from jet blew ranks right up there with the meltdown of power deals and the 1976 movie network. >> i'm as mad as hell and often take this anymore. >> was later the final straw was with a passenger who support him. >> at the very end is were get off the plane he got on the intercom and made this announcement that is for passenger. but that was just very strange. but no one gets on the intercom and sweaters slater >> then grabbed two years from the galley deported to escape chutes and plunged his way into the front pages of new >> york> according to one newspaper have been to bed with this part he did or hop into bed. but police left him little time for romance. >> excel in know cops came down the block detectives, but so axelrod the bank base about surrounded the house. >> bill set at $2,500, he pleaded not guilt

i would like to call up if they are here, stephen -- from local firefighters, the san francisco medical society, and jim from the san francisco health commission, the vice-president from walden house. if you hear your name called, please come forward. please come forward for public comment, thank you. >> thank-you, supervisor avalos. i am here to speak on behalf of this initiative and how we support this alcohol mitigation fee. >> i have been a paramedic in the city for almost 18 years. i have been deeply involved in seeing firsthand the impact of alcohol in the city and how it has worn out our services and the fire department. any fee that would help to offset those costs and recover some of those costs and certainly to keep and support any programs and services to those that most needed it, we certainly support it. a program like this would help to maintain and augment the services of the fire department and the department of public health and this is a benefit to the city. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, an executive director of the hunters point foundation f

bring you the latest on the plane crash in alaska that took the life of former alaska senator ted stephening the single engine plane crashed into a mountainside near dillingham, killing stevens and four others, while stranding four survivors overnight. rescuers discovered the plane's wreckage late monday and assisted the injures, including ex-nasa chief sean o'keefe. assisted the injures, including ex-nasa chief sean o'keefe. the survivors have been brought to anchorage where they are being treated. the 86-year-old stevens was a deck rated world war ii pilot who spent 40 years in the senate, and his death stunned lawmakers and renz dents alike. even in a stormy, rugged state. the cause of the crash, not immediately known. the investigation will continue. that is our report for tonight. i'm bill weir. for cynthia mcfadden, terry i'm bill weir. for cynthia mcfadden, terry moran and all of us at abc news, good night, america. good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight, sophia vergara and gordon ramsay is here. we have music from christian scott, and exclusive, never before see

he starred on a soap, entertained stephen colbert. coming up.d my money on my mind ♪ >> larry: we're back with snoop dogg with some extra added throw-ins, cars and stuff. are you still actively involved with the youth football league? >> yeah, my youth football league has been up for six years now. we're doing a great job. we have our first set of kids on their way to college. and we're doing so many great things in the inner city right now. it's a beautiful feeling to be a part of. >> larry: flag or tackle? >> it's tackle. it starts off with flag at age 6 and work up to age 13 to tackle. >> larry: anybody around l.a. play? or do you have to live in a certain neighborhood? >> all over l.a., all you got to do is hit us up at snoop youth football league.com. and get our commissioner i do. >> larry: how about a couple of white kids from beverly hills? >> why not, not why. >> larry: i've got two kids, what if they were to win the snooper bowl, would that embarrass you? >> no, that would make me feel good, because football has no color barriers. >> l

to introduce someone else who has being -- who has been doing for important work in the community, stephenu from the tenderloin association. [applause] >> all right, what is up, everyone? most of you know us for developing affordable housing. we do have a community organizing department that can get results in taking leadership roles. that is our role around the garden, getting community volunteer support for the gardening. first of all, i want to thank a few people. john updike, he has been really great in lending the space. very cooperative in helping to cut through the red tape. thank you for letting us stand outside of your restaurant. for those of you that do not know about our neighborhood, we have the highest saturation of offsite the licenses in the entire city. take a walk into our neighborhood, there is a liver store on every block, but no worse restores. -- no grocery stores. it poses a tough challenge. hard for our residents every day to not have access to something fresh and affordable. this garden here is one attempt to address that solution. i wanted to bring up another atte

stephen strasburg back on the dl. making rorookie of the year discussion stronger in buster posey strunger. the a's were off tonight. they are chasing the rangers. harden had a no hitter with 6 strikeouts through 6 innings. he walked 5. manager pulled him with two outs in the 7th. they continue on with the combined no-no into the 9th. one out left and joe gets through. the rangers take care of business, beating minnesota 4- 0. lead the a's by 8-1/2 games. chad can't catch a break. missed most of last year recovering from a broken foot, now may need surgery on his knee. coach tom said he is unsure whether he will be ready for the regular season. arizona at tennessee. this is matt liner against vince young. they went head to head in college. washington, 27-yard catch. good enough to set up johnson. tightens win 24-10. just 14 seconds left in the show. enough time to say tiger woods and elin officially divorced today. >> thanks. all right. good night everybody. we will look for you tomorrow. the most powerful half-ton cr

next to stephen moyer will be anna paquin, who will present together. check out our own joel mchale positioned behind neal patrick harris. on to the after party. >> the theme is celestial. >> we have a summer vegetable salad with fava beans and fresh peas. for the main course rack of lamb with a dried fruit crumble. for dessert a chewy fudge browny. >> stars can choose between champagne, wine or grey goose rtini. >> is there anything you are nervous about? >> a few things. i have thrown up a few times, but that is more to lose weight. >> the live broadcast begins at 5:00 p.m. if you miss the show catch our rebroadcast at 8:00 p.m. and stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> some local celebrities were bagging groceries for charity today. tom sinkovitz joined several local broadcasters at the safeway store, the ballpark store next to at&t park. funds raised benefit the muscular distrophy association. we have rea teramina checking out the forecast. we had three days of sun. finally. >> did it get warm enough for you to go swimming? >> it did. >> he

this capping a turnaround time coming forward. >> she was abused by stephen king fleet will use of raceer told my friends were there haven't me. there were very divided catholics. after the boat passed on i thought it was time for somebody from an old comes out with their name. >> i am sick to my stomach. it is devastating. it does strike a chord with me because when i get these tears it's for all the victims out there. not just us that kron4 but for everybody who's life the ruins. >> our attorneys will read it and give it to counsel. >> oakland, mark jones, kron4 news. >> new details on the ac transit labor dispute the agency said union demands are forcing it to lose money and a service cutbacks are being considered the agency's board of directors voted yesterday to appeal legal rulings that force the district into binding arbitration with the stars union. it's also looking a painful options to cope with big financial losses including eliminating income of most weekend bus services. >> a prayer high-ranking officers were likely be demoted tomorrow chief george stone would not comment o

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a dramatic jet blew flight today, her bail is at $ 4.3 >> and stephen slater was with reckless endangerment, filing jfk airport. and he is the blond man. he was working on a jet flew flight from pittsburgh when he got into a heated argument with a passenger about baggage. as the plane was landing, he used the activated he use the on error on board p a system, activated the emergency slide, and drove to his car walked to his car. he was later arrested from his home in queens, n.y.. >> and to take a look, i feel like a broken record! this is so similar throughout this entire summer. with inland, well below average and upper 70's, low 80s. and 60s, 70's, where we should be warmer than that. similar conditions, with the fog spilling back into the bay area. and by tomorrow, the round of dense fog. and reaching our inland valleys, briefly. still cool temperatures and a haze and even a potential warm-up. details on that coming up in just a bit. >> the battle against the oriental fruit fly begins in santa clara today. the agricultural department is targeting this test after discovered in milpitas.

host: stephen kohn is national director of the national whistleblowers center.t's go to eva in athens, georgia. caller: good morning. the most famous case i know of that began with the gentleman who is a chemist, who did the whistle blowing against the tobacco company, they made a movie out of it. it's called "the insiders." it was more focused on what happened inside of cbs. can you tell me what happened to the gentleman who was a the gentleman? long-term, what happened to him? >> guest: you can look him up on the internet. he has a website. i believe he obtained it some part of the settlement and got some settlement of of the tobacco sonia sotomayor. he fell into the black hole of calcutta. there is still the whistle- blower law covering the tobacco industry -- no whistle blower law covering the tobacco industry. believe it or not, today the food and drug administration inspectors have almost no protection, and as we learn about the bad eggs, there is a whistle-blower law in congress for people who work for the food industry so they can blow the whistle on thi

to warm-up and 85 degrees in santa rosa, 70 degree in sant san francis, and inland, upper 80s and stephend, these temperatures inland are going to be warming up dramatically in the afternoon. a special one the fog clears, and the sunshine comes out. that is when temperatures will warm up quite a bit. especially mid-week. with 96 in the end, 99 degrees on thursday! a big warm-up but not as hot as we saw with our last the quake. as for good towards the weekend, and-last he quake. and as we go towards the holiday weekend for heatwave. >> president barack obama mark the five-year hurting katrina with a feijoa visit to new orleans for. >> samantha hayes. >> it a solid remembrance of the fifth anniversary of the storm that changed their lives. >> we must face the truth that in the fifth year, of the 21st century, for horrific days, there was anarchy in the streets of america. on the 40's. the levees broke, our government failed, and a moment in time that we should never forget. and one the we should never, ever, ever, repeat. >> and to celebrate the spirit of the city that is marching forward.

cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephenbingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and criminal defense attorney there for. i do not think there are aware of this bias for the most part, but i'm speaking from my own anecdotal experience. my reason to get into the business is to counter that bias. i came from a car rear as a crimi

stephens died along with or the people last week in the plane crash in alaska.oday's zero marked the end of the three day remembrance. vice president joe biden was there along with four senators and governors. and this focus seen an enormous quiet neighborhood in brooklyn this baby stroller was found change will post with plastic roses the stroller was paid to all way to resembling a outpost a memorial for bicyclist. people living in a stroller said they don't know of any children who died recently. this is been that's bought for about three weeks. i look at traffic your looking at 680 near the 24 interchange the cars headed our way our northbound. keep your won a one in san jose it's a different scene the traffic moving well here in both directions. stay with us. ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing tv... you can take with you. u-verse now lets you download, watch hit tv shows and schedule recordings on your mobile phone. order u-verse tv today. plans starting at just $29 a month for six months, with dvr included. plus upgrade to u-verse u300 and get the u-verse

contact about and outside -- not to have contact with the outside world about a case they pull back stephen clarke says courts are trying to catch up with technology >> courts frequently will admonish jurors that there is to be no texting, facebook in mac or tweeting about a trial >> reporter: admonitions have been updated to include social networking >> some people say do not talk, do not facebook that is why we changed these instructions do not talk to anyone include electronic communication. >> reporter: lawyers point out in the past it has been difficult to prove that a juror has spoken but online posts provide a paper trail of evidence. in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the amount of raw sewage that spread into a living room last week was more than ten times the original estimate. more than 5,000 gallons had spilled after an underground sewage pipe broke and today they updated back to say 48,000 gallons. officials say there is still a high level of harmful bacteria and president should avoid contact. >>> federal food safety investigators say they found rodents and p