the government claims the group should be denied use of the trademark it was acquired while they were involved in criminal activity. this is the first time the government has sought control of the identity through a court order. >>> in new york today, the day ended without a vote on legalizing same-sex marriage. hundreds of people from both sides of the debate gathered in albany. lawmakers in the new york state senate emerged from a three- hour meeting with no comment a vote is expected to come tomorrow f it passes, new york will be the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. >>> gang homicides have doubled. the change concerning the leaders and what they are doing. >>> a groundbreaking on a monument here in the bay area. hear from one behind it and who it honors. >>> and upper 90s. and the 100-degree mark tomorrow. which city. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam, who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the sta

the sales of goods with those trademarked items should benefit those who created or trademarked them. agents say the counterfeit items could cost americans jobs. >> general win shirts are made by americans. so theoretically you are putting an american out of work because someone is buying a shirt counterfeit rather than a genuine shirt. it affects jobs ultimately. in this economy, every job counts. >> for the cherry on top of the story what do you do with 20,000 plus items with giants logo on them? send them to haiti. a double play. customs sending the items to world vision, relaying them to love a child, christian humanitarian agency which works exclusively in haiti. it should be there in time for the 2011 world series. now the u.s. customs agents do this kind of thing all the time. 20,000 seizures last year. that is up 34% from the year before. if you take all the items they seized, we are talking about electronics, drugs and toys and shirts, et cetera. you add them up at the retail value. comes out to $1.4 billion. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thanks

the sales of goods with those trademarked items should benefit those who created or trademarked them. also, agents say the counterfeit items could cost americans jobs. >> general win shirts are made by americans. so theoretically you are putting an american out of work because someone is buying a shirt counterfeit rather than a genuine shirt. it affects jobs ultimately. in this economy, every job counts. >> for the cherry on top of the story what do you do with 20,000 plus items with giants logo on them? send them to haiti. a double play. customs sending the items to world vision, relaying them to love a child, christian humanitarian agency which works exclusively in haiti. it should be there in time for the 2011 world series. now the u.s. customs agents do this kind of thing all the time. 20,000 seizures last year. that is up 34% from the year before. if you take all the items they seized, we are talking about electronics, drugs and toys and shirts, et cetera. you add them up at the retail value. comes out to $1.4 billion. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry,

in addition, the bill allows the patent and trademark office to re-examine some of the most questionable business method pat ebts which opportunists have used for years to extort money from legitimate businesses. by allowing the p.t.o. to take another look at these patents, we help ensure that invalid patents will not be used by aggressive trial lawyers to game the system the bill also ensures that abuve false markings litigation is put to an end. current law allows privat individuals to sue companies on half of the government to recover statutory damages in false markings cases. after a court decision two years ago that liberalized false marking damages ard, a cottage industry has sprung up and false markings claims have risen exponentially. h.r. 1249 maintains the government's ability to bring these actions but limits priority lawsuits to those who have actually suffered competitive harm. this will discourage opportunistic lawyers from pursuing these cases. the bill also restricts joinder rules for patent litigation, specifically it restricts joinder of defendants to cases arising out

patent and trademark office to conduct a joint study with the small business administration to issue recommendations on how america can do just that. furthermore, this study is to be completed within 120 days giving the 112th congress ample time to implement its recommendations. not only are jobs in the economy -- and the economy pair month, promoting american innovation is important. innovation is about much more than economic growth. it breaks boundaries, connects people from distant lands, fires the imagination and sends a message to those who need it most. americans should be on the cutting edge of innovation and this amendment is a good first step toward that direction. again, i'd like to thank mr. peters as well as chairman smith and ranking member conyers. i urge support of the amendment, and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: madam chair, i claim the time in opposition though i support the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i understand the underlying point of the gentleman's amendment. even smal

a provision that i worked on included in the bill would make permanent the patent trademark office's ombudsman program for small businesses concerns. this program will provide support and services for independent inventors who may not have the resources to obtain legal council for guidance on obtaining a patent. this provision ensures the small guys will always have a champion at the p.t.o. to help them navigate the process. in addition, the american in-- america invents act puts an end to fee diversion, a process what has siphoned almost a million dollars in knees from the p.t. ofment. too many applications have sat untouched because the p.t.o. does not have the resources it needs to review them in a timely manner. ending fee diversion will expedite the preview and unleash the potential to create american jobs. this bill is endorsed by the u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers and the small business and entrepreneurship council. i urge my colleagues to support this jobs bill. i thank the chairman for the time. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yiel

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yes, that is trademarked.om all over the world hire sara to take their proposals from pathetic to perfect. >> the guys that come to you, are they lazy guys? >> most of them recognize this is a huge deal and they want to make sure this is a home run. >> how do you think carrie is going to feel when she finds out you enlisted a planner? >> first off, she probably would say i should have saved the money for a house. i think she'll appreciate i went the extra mile. >> reporter: not going the extra mile could have dire consequences. >> i wanted to ask you to marry me. >> reporter: just look up proposal fail on youtube for some cringe worthy examples of things gone bad. the key to getting the yes, according to sara, it's got to be original. >> there was a couple coming from oklahoma and they were really into wine and really into food. i felt this idea of having a cooking class. why not have them in a kitchen in new york city, working side by side to create something. we invited them into a tasting room and we had it

let the big guys handle with with their trademark i guess we'll never know. they are not going to let a guy come on saying he is a sexual predator particularly if the accuser is one who has sworn to destroy the left. >> girls quite young, younger than the girl in question here talk about rep weiner. >> we'll put those questions to the representative, he is not on the show now to ask him about thank you can find out about them. you don't need to wait for someone to call you back. you can do like an -- what do you call it -- investigation using some type of -- i don't know -- journalism. you can do the investigations before he comes on the tv. and -- i'm sorry that's not me talking that's my anger at this. seriously. i mean -- (bleep) it's not that big! [laughter] it can't be. [laughter] ice breakers mints with icy-cool flavor crystals. ice breakers. stay cool. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is the host of the very funny nbc's late night with jimmy fallon. his new book is called "thank you notes." please welcome to the program jimm

bachmann's trademark is take no prisoners conservative rehetori. >> we're on to this gangster governmente are not going to let them -- >> reporter: on the eave of her official kickoff be, a side of michele bachmann few people have seen. >> get comfortable. we're family. so get comfortable, we're going to have a wonderful time this evening. >> reporter: back home in waterloo, iowa, her preannouncement speech was all about family. her husband -- >> we'll be married 33 years on september 10th. >> reporter: her five children. >> and sophia -- >> reporter: even mom was there. >> i love you. >> reporter: and her brothers. >> i had three brothers, no sisters. the best preparation for politics any girl could ever have. >> reporter: for michele bachmann, the path to the white house runs through iowa. >> i often say that everything i need to know i learned in iowa and i know what it means to be from iowa. i know what we value here. and i know what's important. >> reporter: bachmann is something of a home field advantage here in iowa. she grew up right in this house in downtown waterloo. lived here

garr has his diction down pat, and the trademark v neck. >> it's easy to do the beard. >> the voice andly. >> hey, this fallout if miami doesn't win. >> there will be. there's a lot of expectation there. so the super team that was formed it will be interesting to see if they -- they have to wind next two games in miami. it's going to be tough for them to do especially the way that dirk is playing. everything is beginning to see how talented he is now. so that's good. >> fadeaway jumper. >> absolutely. >>> all right, kim, thanks. >>> we have "eye on the bay" coming up next here on cbs 5. >> and for in us throughout the evening, the latest is always on cbssf.com. our next newscast is at 10:00 on the cw cw 44/cable 12 and you can see us here tonight at 11 right here. enjoy the weekend. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >> one of me wasn't enough to go around which is why i made two of me with my mind! this show will have no gaps! ncer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening.

. >> reporter: she said trademarking "hon" is something any business person would do. >> i love camden and i love baltimore and i have spent a lot of time and energy doing whatever i can that is positive for the city,. >> reporter: but the outcry against whiting grew louder last week when she sent letters to festival vendors telling them what they can't sell on the event. anything with the hon logo are out. >> right now, the student with the glasses, just because she has the right to do it, but sometimes, just because you have the right to do something doesn't me you should. >> now business owners who want to set up and sell merchandise during hon fest will have to pay $100. those who organized saturday's protest said they will picket again. >> is. >> providing jobs for nearly 500 new employees, one family camped out overnight. another fan drove 50-miles to attend the anticipating. store officials say the turnout was a lot larger than expected. >> 25,000 people went online to apply tor a shopper's club card before we opened our doors. this morning, there were 1800 people lined up to ge

that's giants pitcher brian wilson's trademark stash.t because that was, you know, kind of different. >> cool. >> i guess the display is open to the public on fourth street at metreon city room 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. through sunday. >> check it out. it's free but they ask you to bring some canned goods for donations. >> maybe you can do it with beans. >> and cans. they also had one of chinatown that was just fabulous. so go check it out. >>> 5:27. well, help for struggling homeowners this morning. the new program just launched coming up in your moneywatch report. >>> plus, a lawsuit in the shooting death of oscar grant. why it's being filed by an emergency worker. coming up. >>> barry bonds back in federal court? that's what's going on here this morning at 9:30. we'll tell you what we are expecting to go on coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used m

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. >> reporter: with his trademark manner and black shirt, the apple ceo gave a 20-minute presentationwhat he says might be the best office building in the world. >> it's pretty amazing building. let me show it to you. like a spaceship landed. [ laughter ] >> there it is. >> reporter: it's a four-story structure that will house 12,000 employees under what circular roof. jobs wants to build it here on a 148 acres of what's now hp's campus near 280 and wolf road. the new design will nearly double the amount of trees, quadruple the amount of landscaping and, get, this generate its own electricity. jobs reminded the council apple is the largest employer and taxpayer in the city and urged them to approve the plan or else. >> if we can't, then we have to go somewhere like mountain view and we would take our current people with us and we sell the land and the largest tax base would go away. that wouldn't be good for cupertino. >> no. >> or for us either. >> reporter: at one point a councilmember asked jobs about getting some freebies? >> do we get free wi-fi or something like that? >> well, s

but you said it right down and focused on modernization this has been the trademark really up to his presidency he wants russia to modernize quickly and you start off by saying that you think it needs to also start happening at the lowest levels that society has to have the desire to modernize russia a lot of c.e.o.'s hear of innovative companies start ups like google eric schmidt is here and it's expected that resumes it will be meeting with these people that really know how to do that and trying to get ideas from them also for spoke about the russian economy and laid out what you thought it's through certain needs to look like and that began with him speaking about the fight against rocks and it's no secret which problem. he began by saying that he thinks that corruption is literally choking russian economy and so that's something that he has laid out for a client to deal with and that. volves government reform that's going to begin with trying to decentralize power throughout the russian government we have a section of it is speech that speaks about modernization he sees russia's

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issues of copyright and trademark infringement should be addressed by legal counsel, sooner than later, if you are to continue with this sculpture. you may also want to hear from your legal counsel regarding what options and financial penalties would be involved, if the board changes course of the sculpture and returned to the drawing board. it is our advice to the tjpa border of directors that you do just that. the cac would like to see this item put on calendar for a more thorough discussion. the cac continues to work with staff and we would like to call to your attention the wonderful work that has been done by our staff liaison and harassed secretary, who worked well with us. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> okay, moving into the consent calendar. >> [inaudible]

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>> he's going to need it, and i think it's part of his trademark now.and then if there's a crisis or a political conflict, he can turn on the heat in an emotional way and really get people's attention. but if you're always hot and, you know, the stove is already on maximum, there's nowhere to go. chris: i'm working on that, bob. >> it's not a sprint, it's a marathon. he's patient and said himself, i persevere. when i want something, i wait for it. that says it all. chris: cool and collected. >> i hate when we say the same thing. cool and collected works for him. chris: not too chilly. >> he has the game he can turn up when he wants. chris: what do you think? >> this show specializes in the poll's choice. i say votes. it's positive and negative for him. and he often changes depending what the circumstances are. if the economy is in a double dip recession and barack obama's cool, calm and collected, there's a big problem. chris: thank you, arlen specter. that's been a great round table. bob woodward, alex wagner, helene cooper, bob heilemann, just kidding

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clom beep's trademark was the trench coat. despite an urban legend it's in the smithsonian, falk always kept it at home in his closet. and those pestering questions -- >> you and your brother the only ones living here? you mean you would make things up? did somebody call you? >> reporter: police academies now teach that to cadets. they call it the colombo interrogation technique. for real. colombo ran for 69 episodes through two decades. he solved a murder or a kidnapping a week. >> lieutenant colombo. >> reporter: but never got a promotion. he was always lieutenant colombo. and he always will be. david wright, abc news, hollywood. >>> and, still ahead on "world news," fa young man with an award-winning success story, and a secret. he is going to tell you it tonight. >>> and, meet the world's first bionic dog. abandoned by his family, but science and strangers gave him puppy love. >>> and, the dancer, and mother, who choreographed a dance for children like her son. and she and they are "persons of the week." erview. krystal. .

russia and china when it comes to president it's expected that we will hear more about of course his trademark modernization plan for russia and really for the world especially for emerging economies like china brazil south africa and india a lot of big c.e.o.'s here from silicon valley like eric schmidt from google and they're getting together with russia skolkovo group which of course is the plan to build a silicon valley just outside moscow that's something that's very important to president madrid to and he feels like countries like china and like i said the other bric countries can benefit from that so i think that's a theme that we're going to hear very much at least in the first day at this forum . to speak to the guests agreement between the russian chinese perhaps the most importantly does look to see who do you think. we've heard from gas from said that the deal of course like you said will not be signed at this forum but they're very confident that it will be signed by the end of the year and he mentioned that this is of course a difficult contract it's going to bring vast amounts o

this company is a trademark known in every corner of the world. and it just keeps growing and growing and getting stronger and stronger. one of the stories that came out in the admit of the week was that mr. jobs wants to put together a new headquarters. a headquarters so large that it's 3.1 million square feet. that's putting 72 acres under a roof. 72 acres. it will be in the form of a giant circle. they're calling it the spaceship or the flying saucer. >> belva: was it designed by star wars people or something like that? >> i don't know who designed it but it is a remarkable thing and it is going to be one of the great corporate headquarters on the planet. i mean, it is of may magnitude. it's going to be right there in cupertino. and the mayor, there's no chance we're going to i sa no, this is going to happen, it will open by 2015. they've got approvals to go through but the chance this will not happen and this important company will not stay right where it began in cupertino is zero, it will be there. >> will it mean american jobs? isn't that o

trademarks or something like that we have people yes we are and we don't want to be slaves anymore. it's a it's the only thing i can say. there was that hey you know. not the only ones who have the same problem there's still something about it for me it's time where it's going to take the people to get together and to start to try to change things and we know it's not going to be easy but we're we have no other choice here in europe and spine there's no other option other you know to continue or worse things will happen or you try to do something about it and there's a possibility we can make some real change i mean the people might change the government has made special laws banning these protests but they were unable to take away this square from them and they're still people here demanding change as long as human beings stand up liberty cannot die america can't go out. when we come back we will have our special panel with the g.o.p. debate recap featuring the southern the vendor and i believe the george washington bridge the republicans an update from riots last protests and priv

. >> reporter: for nearly two years, blagojevich -- with that trademark hair -- was a media darling. >> i'll be vindicated. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: today, the once chatty politician had surprisingly little to say. >> i frankly am stunned. >> reporter: stunned and facing a stiff sentence -- ten years or so under federal guidelines. but blagojevich wasn't quoting that other elvis song, "jailhouse rock." chris bury, abc news, chicago. >>> and another lightning bolt from the legal world tonight. here is the headline out of the supreme court today. children do have the right to buy violent video games. abc's "nightline" anchor terry moran covers the court for us and tells us how, by 7 to 2, the justices came to their verdict. good evening, terry. so how did it happen? >> reporter: diane, it was a strong free speech ruling, no question about it. even though many of the justices were clearly disturbed by these games. we're talking about games like grand theft auto, vice city, postal 2, duke nuke 'em. mortal combat. children who play these games can kill, shoot, maim, dismember, sh

that was already trademarked that we couldn't use that. >> may not have been trademarked or anythinggal, but okay. [laughter] but you went through the instant coffee, and it didn't cici that people would refer to it as instant. you embrace the term. but how has that gone because it was a big risk for starbucks to get into the equivalent of instant coffee. >> it was a risk when you look at from the outside world. when i looked at, what i saw was a $24 billion global category that had not had any innovation for 50 years. dominated by one company who rightfully or wrongfully hasn't brought much to the category. what i said clearly -- >> internationally? that's -- okay. >> if we could replicate and crack the code of technology of replicating a cup of starbucks coffee in inches -- instant form, in 18 months once we turn on the team we developed a piece of technology that gave us the ability to do it. about 90% of the people for months and blind test could not tell the difference. then once we realize that we are often run. this is a $250 million business in less than 14 months, and we hav

. >>> apple is being sued for trademark infringement over its new icloud service. icloud communications based in phoenix says it has been using the name since 2005. they filed a lawsuit this week in arizona. just last month apple's ceo steve jobs introduced the new service in san francisco. the feature wirelessly synchronizes data between all apple compatible devices. apple has not yet commented on the lawsuit. >>> well, shock has turned to outrage in alameda over the response to a suicidal man. ktvu's allie rasmussen was with a group of residents as they demonstrated how easy it would have been to save his life. >> can you hear us out on the water? >> reporter: the man with the bull horn was pretending to be a police officer. >> go out there and effect a rescue. >> reporter: the 11 people in the water on alameda's crown beach don't need to be rescued. this is all staged to be a statement. >> the alameda fire department and the police department is not available to do their jobs. they are not properly trained. they don't seem to be able to respond correctly. and th

says it's cool for chess clubs to call themselves geek squads but it feels the need to protect the trademarktuned. >>> another major video game maker is hacked. this time it's sega which admits 1.3 million users may have had their data exposed. they have taken the database off line and is warning users in they use the same pass words for other websites, check them. >>> it's not just a dot com world anymore. the group that assigns internet suffixes says starting next year, you and companies will be able to create your own domain name but it won't be cheap. $185,000 to get one. $25,000 a year to keep it. >>> a busy day for silicon valley. tech stocks held their own and the market started the week strong. oracle, pandora and yahoo all made you money. a tough week for research in motion, nokia and apple. >> police need your help identifying a kidnap victim with amnesia. the woman was dumped from a car near levi's plaza sunday night. a security guard saw the incident and called police. the woman said she was kidnapped from monroe, louisiana. the plate on the 2007 black ford fusion is ppj393. the

patent and trademark law. one of the provisions gives patent priority to the first to file rather than the first to invent which is currently used. later today, the house will begin debate on changes to the offshore drilling permit process which tightens the e.p.a.'s deadline for deciding whether permits abide by the clean air act. it changes the air quality standards for offshore oil drilling. now live house coverage here on c-span. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, the reverend dr. joe pool, from the first united methodist church of rockwell, texas. the chaplain: let us pray. loving god, creator of all things and author of all life and giver of all grace, you have brought us to this time through the blessings of your hand and we remember that we do not work alone. serve without your spirit or act without your guidance. open your heart to us as we depend on y

other side might be satisfied with the current manager's language, but the worry is the patent and trademark office cannot use the patent fees to search, examine, and grant patents where warranted. i would ask what's the point? patent reform is not traditionally nor should it be a democratic or republican issue. high quality patents as mentioned in the united states constitution are crucial to our economy getting back on track and moving forward. president obama issued a challenge in our state of the union address to outinnovate, outbuild, and out educate the world and our having a patent and trademark system we can be proud of is an important part of american competitiveness and one that -- a mark we failed to reach with this bill in the manager's amendment. contrary to the belief of some, america still does invent, build, and sell our goods and services throughout the world. in fact, one of america's main competitive avalanches is in the information economy, intellectual economy, creative economy, the very types of economic innovations we rely on patent, trademark, and copyright to protect

. >> that's your trademark, i think, isn't it? >> i think that's my thing.on't like to kick people when they're down. i like kicking people when you're up. i'll take care of you until you're up again. then i'll take a shot. if you're in on the joke, i know everybody can take a good joke, that's the fun of it. i remember we had ted danson, i had to introduce ted, great guy, great sense of humor. i was, like -- they played the "cheers" theme. i go, ladies and gentlemen, wherever this guy goes, everyone knows his name, give it up for mr. tim dinson. he immediately got the joke. people are, like, what? tim dinson. the fact you screw up ted danson's name, that makes me laugh. we did a bit when i hosted years ago, i said, this next singer has a number one song, give it up for shakira pinkelstein. she lost the last name? give it up for shakira. those type of things where you're like, i goch cla. >>> when we come back, i want to talk to you about donald trump and also about late night wars. >> beautiful! 24-carat, beautiful wars. marble, gorgeous. 14 clubs. that's w

sad a group that worships the little green men it is serious about the role of faith but also his trademark wit and objective irony. >> host: and finally time for a rage? >> this is an exciting book. this was a phenomenon in europe but originally published as a 4,000 lowered pamphlet in october and sold almost 2 million copies. we're calling it time for our rage by a 94 year-old who fought with a gall also a concentration camp survivor. instead of a call to arms which is easily identifiable, calling for action against a more evasive enemy which is the tyranny and dictatorship of the road financial markets the unequal distribution of wealth. just like the gaza strip and encouraging the young people all over the role to get involved. without theirke di involvement involvement, just as they made a difference without their involvement nothing can change. as i mentionedhi before theree is a general sense of malaise we don't have the power to make things happen. and he is living proof that we do. >> we will publish that in september. >> 12 books per year how far in advance do you have the book's