the blackberry people-- oprah: no, she came--i noticed when she came and sat down, she had her blackberry. >> i know, but she's not this. oprah: what? >> this is what i can't do. the people that talk to you with one i eye going to the blackberry. oprah: yes. >> or the head--the creepy head down thing. oprah: this happened once when ellen was at your house. >> right. we discussed blackberry etiquette, which society needs and does not have. oprah: there needs to be--we need a whole show on it. >> yes. oprah: yes, and what would be the number one and number two rules? >> um, when someone is talking, you cannot look at your blackberry. oprah: period. >> period. right? [applause] oprah: yes. >> it's kind of like you go into a hardware store to get something, and you ask the guy, and then the phone rings, and he goes, "hang on a second." well, wait a minute. i showed up, you know what i mean? i'm here. oprah: yes, yes. >> no, no, no. you wait because the phone. oprah: yes. >> but prioritizing real humans... oprah: yes. >> versus virtual humans. oprah: i got you. >> that's what i'm saying. oprah

. >> reporter: iphones, a blackberry, ipads. >> i use a small type. >> every 40 seconds. >> reporter:ile devices in all shapes, colors and teeny tiny sizes. >> e-mails, texting. internet. everything that i can. >> i think i have a little addiction. >> reporter: which may be convenient but at what cost? >> i have patients every day complaining they can't see their blackberry or iphone or get a headache using it. >> reporter: this optometrist has seen a steady increase in patients with eye problems from mobile twices. >> computer vision syndrome is to a new level. >> reporter: affecting 70% of computer users, can cause headaches, loss of focus, blurred vision and burning eyes. mobile devices with make the problem worse because the screen is so small. this avid iphone users had his eyes dilated. >> i'm constantly reading. it feels like i'm going blind. >> reporter: not really. but remember to blink. >> blink more, take breaks. >> reporter: if only there was an app for that. >>> comic book soup heroes use unusual weapons in the face of adversity. it seems some comic fans use them when the

>> the blackberry is losing market share to the jury it enjoyed fallen into the i phone.eory it's a great concept years for the promise i love apple they're cracking into the enterprise. the promise the blackberry a research and morning against acquired by microsoft nokia he never know. the low company clops the one company to launch its good for the company to continue to do well verses try to but against a company. in america we bought pet rocks in the 1970's i don't have any faith even if you're right it's a bad investment i still have stocks that someone might buy it. >> i my invisible dog collar. >> thank you rob a all will be right back will be back with rob monday he could said robin e- mail to rob@robblack.com. will monday he could said robin e- mail to rob@robblack.com. will be right back. "summer's best" sales event. monday he could said robin e- mail to rob@robblack.com. will be right back. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on an all new cadillac srx luxury collection crossover... ..with a bose premium sound system. and an ultra-view sunroof designed

smart phone market, for years, nokia has been the alpha male, but competition from apple in the blackberry is telling their age. nokia remains the biggest cellphone maker, but profits dropped 40% compared with the same time last year. these days, the company looks like a dinosaur and there is chatter about the need for change at the top. >> the ceo of nokia dismissed speculation about his position, saying that the rumors were hurting the company. he attributes the company's disappointing results with a lack of a smart phone. >> it was a difficult quarter for us. there were encouraging signs. we held market share, but we have not been able to get into the marketplace with a high-end work force. >> profits plunged 40% in the second quarter. year on year net sales were stagnant, and the company is under pressure in the high-end segment, under pressure to compete with the apple iphone or the research in motion blackberry. >> i think we have the ingredients to respond to this challenge and i think nokia can look at its future in a very positive manner going forward. there will be a lot of oppor

analysts think the company will unveil its newest blackberry device and a new operating system. the new software is seen as especially important as it faces more competition from apple's iphone and google's android phone software. shares of r.i.m. jumped on the anticipation. the stock has been in a very narrow, three-dollar range over the past two weeks. if the announcement next week is a new blackberry device, it would be about two months earlier than expected. the health care sector was the biggest loser of the day, driven lower by earnings and the threat of generic competition. cephalon fell by almost 9%. it has asked the food and drug administration to pull its approval of a generic competitor of its pain drug, fentora. this news came after issuing a disappointing forecast, even though it beat second quarter estimates. medical device maker hospira beat the street in the latest quarter, but sales were less than predicted. the firm's medication management business was hurt by supply issues and a shipping hold on one model. that may help explain the stock reaction today, fallin

. >> reporter: i phones, a blackberry, ipad. >> pretty small type. >> every 40 seconds. >> reporter: mobile devices in all shapes, colors, and teeny tiny sizes. >> e-mails, texting, messaging, internet, everything that i can. >> oh, i think i have a little addiction to it. >> reporter: which may be convenient, but at what cost? >> i have patients every day that come into my office complain that they can't see their blackberry or their iphone or that they get a headache using it. >> reporter: opt tom mist david redman says he's seen a steady increase in patients with eye problems from using mobile devices. >> we see the handheld devices bringing computer vision syndrome to a new level. >> reporter: computer vision syndrome affect about 70% of computer users and can cause headaches, loss of focus, blurred vision, and burning eyes. redman says mobile devices can make the problem even worse because the screen is so small. this avid iphone user just had his eyes dilated after complaining of vision problems. >> i'm just constantly reading and it's such a strain on my eyes i feel like i'm g

. >> and with that jobs showed videos of other phes including the blackberry and samsung showing theyproblems with antennas, too, dependin on where you puyour hand. he says apple was picked out because e spot is easily spotted because a gap in the casing. the staiess steel case sitting antenna on the pne. he says .355% of phone owners have complained. he says it's minimum reconcile and he has solution. >> let's give everybody a ca. we have a bumper case here. we want to give everybody a free case. every iphone user is going to get a free case. one for ever iphone 4. if you boug one, we'll give you a full refund per bumper. >> the goal is to make everybody happy. free bumper case for everyone. they can't make enough bumpers but go on line on monday and pick one off the apple website and if you have a phone you have it for free. you if after tha you are still not happy with the phone, return it. you have people from around the country, a quick check on apple stock says it's down .4% -- is that right? .35%, okay a minuscule amount. he is expected to hit and on until apologizing to invest

also on the p.c., also on your blackberry.our approach is when you buy a kindle book, we want you -- it's buy once, read everywhere so you buy that kindle book and we have a technology called whisper sync, so we'll synchronize your place and you can read on your blackberry, read on your ipad, if you're going to have a two-hour reading session, get the kindle and get a device that is really optimized for long-form reading. >> charlie: the argument made for the kindle, and you make it as well as anyone else is that it's easier to read, that your eyes will tire because of backlighting from an ipad. >> what's the first thing? when you have to read a long document on a computer, what's the first thing you do? you print it out. >> charlie: sure. yeah. >> because when you're looking into a backlit display which is the traditional l.c.d. kinds of computer displays -- it's what you have on smart phones and tablet computers and so on -- the contrast -- the light -- it's just like reading when someone is shining a flash light in your eye

. >> and with that jobs showed videos of other phones including the blackberry and samsung showing theyproblems with antennas, too, depending on where you put your hand. he says apple was picked out because the spot is easily spotted because a gap in the casing. the stainless steel case sitting antenna on the phone. he says .355% of phone owners have complained. he says it's minimum reconcile and he has solution. >> let's give everybody a case. we have a bumper case here. we want to give everybody a free case. every iphone user is going to get a free case. one for every iphone 4. if you bought one, we'll give you a full refund per bumper. >> the goal is to make everybody happy. free bumper case for everyone. they can't make enough bumpers but go on line on monday and pick one off the apple website and if you have a phone you have it for free. you if after that you are still not happy with the phone, return it. you have people from around the country, a quick check on apple stock says it's down .4% -- is that right? .35%, okay a minuscule amount. he is expected to hit and on until apolog

. >>> he does keep his personal blackberry. >> still cloud hanging around the bay.ou have flight arrival delays at sfo and it's going to slow the warming trend. we're going to show you where it hits today. >> plus, park officials say they caught the bear that went on a deadly attack at yellowstone. how one survivor says she got the animal to go away. and new feature of the iphone 4 that is catching the attention of the porn industry. oprah: one of the thriftiest families in america shares their money-saving secrets with you. then, she walked away from a six-figure salary to eat -- did you have to go to the dumpster to do that -- garbage. the dumpster to do that -- garbage. next "oprah." for constipation relief... nothing works better than miralax. it's the one. the one recommended by more doctors. only miralax is clinically proven to relieve constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax is the only one. restore your body's natural rhythm with miralax. >>> in mopt monitor wildlife officials have captured a female grizzly bear at a campground near yellowstone park.

. >>> he do keep his personal blackberry. >> still cloud hanging around the bay.ou have flight arrival delays at sfo and it' going to slow the warming trend. we're going show you where it hits today. >> plus, park officials say they caught the bear that went on a deadly attack at yellotone. how one survivor says she got the animal to go away. and new feature of the iphone 4 that is catching the atteion of the porn industry. >>> inopt monitor wildlife officialhave captured a female grizy bear at a campground near yellowstone park. they believe it's the same bear that killed a man and injured two people. officials say one bear ran through a campground. a person woke up just before the bear bit her on the arm. she reamed and then her survival instinct kicked in. >> something insidhe said i want to live. i just told me, play dea i went totally limp. as soon as i went limp i could feel his jaws get loose and then he let me go and he went aw. >> a frequen camper says his recove will take time but she doeslan on camping again. >> how many could go limp when a bear has go

. >> we decided to stick with blackberry until they do fix those issues. >> initial reaction appears to e positive, and after hours trading apple shares have been trading higher by about 3%. ktvu channel 2 news. >> sunnyvale internet giant yahd $213 million profit ending on june 30th with revenues of $1.6 billion. that's a 51% increase from the second quarter of last year, and the company's best performance since carol barns came in as ceo. >>> the nomination of keggan headed headed to them and voted 13 to 6 to approve her nomination and say they have enough votes to combirm the 50-year-old slitter general. that vote could be scheduled as soon as next week. if she is confirmed, three woman would serve together on the nation's highest court for the first time. >>> actress lindsay lohan is heading to jail. the 24-year-old was booked into the south los angeles jail where other sebties have served time and kept in isolation. the judge sentenced her to 90 days in jail for missing required alcohol education classes. due to overcrowding, shell likely serve about two weeks of that sentence.

. >> we decided to stick with the blackberry until they fix those issues. >> reporter: one analysts believes numbers will only rise when the device is released to all 88 countries an during the more busy holiday shopping quarter. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and just a quick correction here, i misspoke a moment ago apple made $3.25 billion in net profits. not 325 billion, my mistake, sorry about that. >>> and yahoo rebounded from a 6% drop earlier in the trading day. the company reported a 51% increase in quarterly net income from last year. but revenue came in below wall street expectations. the dow jones recovered from a triple digit loss earlier in the day to close up 75 points, investors concerns about slowing revenues were reversed by positive earnings reports, the nasdaq was up 24 points. >>> in pacifica, police say a driver asleep at the wheel is responsible for extensive damage to a condominium complex. here are some photos sent to ktvu but a resident of the ocean point townhomes. investigators say a 25-year-old man from san mateo drove his chevy blazer cr

can be pulled up on your >> all of that, for instance, can be pulled up on your blackberry as a caregiver, and you can interact with them so that you're participating in their life. >> reporter: other companies also make backyard dwellings, but the med cottage is the first primarily designed for medical care. florida recently passed a bill allowing these structures on residential property. >> reporter: i coined the term "granny pod" early on in the legislative session. >> reporter: patients need a doctor's authorization, and the cottages are supposed to be removed when no longer in use, but district supervisor jeff mckay says there is no way to enforce that. >> it's going to be "i have houseguests coming in town, wouldn't it be nice if they had their own freestanding hotel room in the backyard?" it will become an opportunity for people to use their property illegally. >> reporter: but the a.a.r.p. believes the idea is a good alternative to a nursing home. >> with the population increasing dramatically like it is, we really need the look at innovative ideas, and this is one of those. >> re

this is caused by hours of overuse in front of a computer, blackberry, pda. >> we have some things up you have some of the things on the screen, these may be symptoms of cvs. >> right. this is no different. we talked about blackberry thumb, carpal tunnel injury, it's representative use caused by habitual activity, in this case focusing on a computer screen or blackberry. >> lord knows there are people in this country that spend 10 or 12 hours a day. >> the average person can spend up to six hours a day, if this is your job. >> you have some advice to help alleviate or make sure they don't get it in the first mass. >> first off we have to remember anyone can be prone to this. the thinking is if you have underlying visual problems and you wear glasses or contacts, even children might be more prone to this. but there are some common sense things can you do to try to reduce your risk. one of them -- this is going to sound odd -- actually remind yourself to blink more often. studies show you blink a third less when you're focusing on a screen. you need those blinks to lubricate your eyes a

and in spite of all the publicity, the iphone still trails rim's blackberry in the smart phone category, and phones running google's android operating system are rapidly gaining market share. but tech sector analyst nehal chok-shi says he thinks apple can turn this crisis into a long-term positive. >> there has been a growing perception that apple is arrogant, and the fact that he comes out and says "we're not perfect," admits that they're not perfect, provides a solution, gives us here that "ok, they're not growing evil they still maintain their objectives to make the consumer happy and provide great experiences." >> reporter: apple may shed some light on how much dealing with this crisis will cost next week when it issues its quarterly report. scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: here are the stories in tonight's "n.b.r. newswheel": adding to the market's decline, new worries about consumers. the reuters/university of michigan consumer sentiment index fell over 10 points in july to levels not seen since march of last year. meanwhile, consumer prices fell a tent

official called sherrod in her car and demanded she pull over and type a resignation letter in her blackberry. agriculture secretary tom vilsack said in a statement that there is zero tolerance for discrimination at his agency. none of them bothered to learn that the incident in question happened 24 years ago when sherrod worked for a nonprofit. the question is, why would you look at the white farmers differently than you looked at the black farmers? >> because i always, up to that point, i felt they had all of the advantages. >> reporter: then, in 1986, she changed her mind, as she said in the speech. >> that's when it was revealed to me that it's about poor versus those who have. >> reporter: in your view, your story was about how race shouldn't matter with people. >> right. and they turned it into saying that i'm a racist. >> reporter: and you're not? >> you better believe i'm not. >> reporter: and the white farmers in sherrod's story agree. and credit her with saving their farm. roger and eloise spooner from iron city, georgia, consider sherrod a friend. >> if it hadn't of been for her, i

this woman was actually asked to pull over in her car and on her blackberry resign. >> she conducted herself dramatically different from what i know black people usually would do. if they felt and if we felt somehow we were experiencing serious injustice, we usually react incredibly open on this issue. this woman showed the most marvelous restraint, the kind of restraint that barack obama normally shows on almost every issue. and from the moment that she started the process, she has done nothing except produce great dignity for the southern train woman who has lived in georgia, chose to live in georgia, whose father was killed by a white person, no one was ever prosecuted for it, she has had crosses burned in front of her house, her husband has been pushed down the stairs trying to vote. this woman literally ought to be enraged so to speak. that's the normal reaction. but not here. >> what is the lesson that we all should learn from this? >> for openers we should learn that it ain't necessarily what you see. i don't think the white house and the administration reacted to this issue o

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. >> all of that could be pulled up on your blackberry as the caregiver and that you can interact withso that you're participating in their life. >> reporter: other companies also make backyard dwellings, but the med cottage is the first primarily designed for medical care. virginia recently passed a bill allowing these structures on residential property. patients need a doctor's authorization and the cottages are supposed to be removed when no longer in use. >> it will become an opportunity for people to use their property illegally. >> reporter: but the aarp believes the idea is a good alternative to a nursing home. >> with the population increasing dramatically, like it is, we really need to look at innovative ideas. this is one of those. >> reporter: so, get ready, the nursing home may be coming to a backyard near you. whit johnson, cbs news, washington. >>> this morning on "the early show," an update on the oil flow in the gulf. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." s the "cbs morning news." my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts

entity the power structure if obama really was in power he wouldn't need permission to use his blackberry so wherever he got permission for from you know it's a higher and higher authority than obama he's right now he's just the. the president that's running this entity that he does not own you know not at all i'm sure like are you going to continue to run even though you can't use those five words. definitely and i filed an action in federal court one of many that i may have to file and in the event that the federal court denies it all appeal and what have you because i'm being treated arbitrarily and i asked that if this election commences without my statement being on the ballot i would like the whole election to be declared void that means the u.s. congress people that's running the state of every state a wisconsin candidate the election should be void because i'm the only person being treated arbitrarily i will definitely i will definitely keep up with your story and see what happens with that as to whether you get to run as not the white man's base or not i think so much for sharing

and we're being told they're being asked to surrender cell phones, blackberrys and cameras for much of the weekend. >> oh, good luck on that. i don't know. $3 million to $6 million? wow. well, i know you'll be covering it all weekend and we'll have more on all of this still ahead. >>> but on "world news," as well, 70% of louisiana's fishing waters have reopened. is there any oil in the fish? >>> and a robbery victim who does not call 911, she calls god for help -- and it works. >>> and we have more on chelsea clinton, because she's our "person of the week." it's pain relief without the pills. no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief without pills. i was surprised, thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. and it relaxes and unlocks the muscle. you've got to try it. [ man ] thermacare, more effective for back pain than the maximum dose of acetaminophen, the medicine in tylenol. go to thermacare.com today for a $3 off coupon. thermacare. no pills. no pain. just relief. ouch! ow! oops! it's neo t

official called sherrod in her car and demanded she pull over and type a resignation letter in her blackberry. agriculture secretary tom vilsack said in a statement that there is zero tolerance for discrimination at his agency. none of them bothered to learn that the incident in question happened 24 years ago when sherrod worked for a nonprofit. the question is, why would you look at the white farmers differently than you looked at the black farmers? >> because i always, up to that point, i felt they had all of the advantages. >> reporter: then, in 1986, she changed her mind, as she said in the speech. >> that's when it was revealed to me that it's about poor versus those who have. >> reporter: in your view, your story was about how race shouldn't matter with people. >> right. and they turned it into saying that i'm a racist. >> reporter: and you're not? >> you better believe i'm not. >> reporter: and the white farmers in sherrod's story agree. and credit her with saving their farm. roger and eloise spooner from iron city, georgia, consider sherrod a friend. >> if it had ntd of been for her,

the united emirates has declared blackberry is a threat to security.government officials say they operate beyond jurisdiction of national laws. they claim it harms the conservative local values. the censorship has become a concern since the uae is trying to become an international business hub. >>> leaders of the democrats and republican spoke out about healthcare reform. house speaker nancy pelosi joined mitch mcconnell at the bipartisan national conference of state legislators in louisville, kentucky. the lawmakers gave two very different assessments of healthcare reform. >> i know that many of you but not all of you supported the legislation. now that healthcare reform is the law of the land, we must work together on implement stationation -- implementation. >> we jammed healthcare through in spite of widespread public outrage. >> analysts say today's comments previewed potential rhetoric by both parties in the run-up to the november election. >>> a controversial study is prompting the society of dermatology to suppress the importance of wearing sun

president to express the president's regret the it's astonishing that president obama m are obama is blackberrypresident. >> chelsey clinton's wedding is the talk of the town. it's supposed to be this saturday. in one is spilling details, not residents or shopkeepers. not caters. all suppliers to the wedding have signed an agreement. they include, wine made by the nearby unrelated clinton vineyards will be served. a link to the articles will be at www.abc7.com. >>> this morning the winner of this weekend's san francisco marathon has quite a story to tell. 25-year-old crossed the finish line first. this was more than a just a win. it was first ever road marathon and he got to start where he did because me managed to talk his way up to the elite level starting part. bechtol set a new course 2 hours 23 minutes and 28 seconds. he rinse off road races over and he medallion he kept. >> by the fact he talked his way into being the elite levels. >> and he gave the bouquet to his wife that keeps things happy at home and you can run to your heart's content. >> share family photos. is it art or vandalism,

as in strawberries, ] new blackberries,oothies from mccafé are real fruit, blueberries, and bananas,them really delicious. ♪ that's what we're made of. ♪ >> jimmy: hello, again, friends. with us tonight, the organizer of the lebron james/chris bosh heist. from the miami heat, dwyane wade is here. then later, a terrific band. this is their new album, it's called "night train." they're from england. keane is on the show, from the bud light stage. next week on the show is a good one. matthew fox, christina applegate, zac efron, johnny knoxville, hugh hefner, lisa ling, amanda crew, stand-up from shane mauss and music from grace potter & the nocturnals and rhymefest. so mark all of next week on your calendar. america fell in love with our first guest tonight when, for eight seasons of "that '70's show," he played a man named after a hat. he has a new movie called "the dry land" opening in select cities july 30th. please say hello to wilmer valderrama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: handsome as ever. where the hell have you been? i have not seen you in a long time. >> yeah, i took -- h

he also says he will stick with his blackberry, not the iphone. mr. obama is the first sitting president to aper on a daytime talk show. jew thank you is topsy-turvy how about this, sit city going to pay as 75 million fine to washington about misleading investors about toxic assets during the financial crisis. 75 million. it is estimated citi lost at least $60 billion in the actual crisis. >>> the head of microsoft, steve balmer, went before analysts to say the apple ipad worries him not real excited about the ipod either. he says that answering the threat from apple was "job one for microsoft." the irony here is that microsoft was very early with tablet computers, five, six years ago, they had them, nobody wanted them, then apple came out with the ipad, all of a sudden, tablet computers are hot again. >> interesting how that works. thanks, scott j discount vacation deals are hitting the markets as the summer vacation season begins to wrap up. the travel industry is offering some pretty good bargains now. rates in myrtle beach, south carolina, are 10%

the maker rim -- >> research in motion which makes blackberrys. >> came out and said -- because steves mea culpa said they got the same problems. and they said wait a second! > >> reporter: i don't think they liked that very much. >> all overblown. it's been all overblown. >> all's fair in love and war and it's been an out-and-out war in the cell phone industry especially smart phone makers all suing each other over patent infringement. this is just the latest step in the battle. >> just sump a lucrative market right now -- just such a lucrative market right now. everybody last to have the latest. >> absolutely. the problems with the iphone, but they still have sold 3 million in short order. they are incredibly popular. they are all just gunning whatever they can from. >> the best line from the rim guy? we don't need any kind of bumper on our phone. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i don't think we have heard the last of this. >> i don't think we have. >> thanks, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> a new antiques and collectibles fair kicking off in san francisco over the weeke

this wouldn't happen to blackberry. >> not to mention the editor at large of cnet getting up early tous twice in one week! [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> it's 6:27. coming up, they ransacked oakland businesses. now police want some help to find them. >> the pictures just released and the reward for those who can put a name to any of these faces. ,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ here >>> friday morning, the 16th of july. good morning to you. >> good morning. we want to let you know, we are waitin

so the blackberry, microsoft, dow jones all add up to a globish phenomenon, i would say. >> if you look around the history for parallels, one that comes to mind certainly is latin. latin had a certain primacy throughout western europe and the mediterranean world, but over time it turned into italian and portuguese and spanish and cat alon and romanian and everything else. is latin going to break up into separate worlds? >> the academic consensus amongst many of the scholars we talked to was that english was likely to break up into variety, such as scotten english and singapore english would diverge from the standard where they'd become separate languages. what i have described is the reverse. the second language and becoming this global phenomenon. >> but not enough time has passed. they took like -- it took like a thousand years. >> and who knows what will happen in the next 50 years? if global capitalism were to change, who knows? but at the moment, i would say the bet -- the odds are pretty good that globish will become the default position for anybody who is stuck in a means of comm

android is the fourth most popular smart phone platform behind blackberrys, iphones, and the windows mobile operating system. >>> the health services department is now offering free whooping cough vaccinations at a farmers market in concord. anyone 70 years of age or older can receive the so-called vaccine which protects against whooping cough, diptheria, and tut us in. the state health department today recommended women of child bearing years and seniors get the whooping cough vaccine. >>> dead fish and clams are washing ashore at an antioch reservoir and no one is sure what's killing them. fishermen at the contra loemo reservoir began noticing the dead fish earlier this month. the situation is cause for concern because the reservoir provides drinking water for local residents. the contra costa county water district hasn't found anything toxic in the water. a spokesperson says numerous tests show the reservoir poses no threat to the water supply or to marine life. >>> this is really fascinating. historians are now calling it a wowee moment. new documents that have been uncovered in

random officials say apple's attempt to draw is unacceptable and their blackberry customers don't needcase to maintain proper to activity. nokia's also jumped in bragging that they pioneered internal antenna technology and have it all figured out while apple was playing the blame game for foolish design decisions and h. t. c. to let the numbers speak for themselves showing only 0.016 of the droid zero spires have called to complain about signal problems. a check of all the statements from the smart phone maker this are what of the what section of www.kron4.com. >> our big weather story is the fog. a look from our mount tam cam there's a marine layer spilling into the bay. fog will be the big story throughout the week take a look at extended forecast. dense fog over the next several days as the storm passes us. it will kick upper sea breeze winds. this brings us more dense fog, cooler temperatures, the drizzled it will get in the low 80's and our inland spots. as we make our way into the week not much improvement expected. will see fog dance close to the coastline and temperatures will

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she'll have to give up her cell phone and blackberry.a pay phone in there. >>> also this morning, one of the country's top sellers of gold coins. you see the ads all over cable television for goldline. but many goldline's customers say they were pushed to buy overpriced gold. in a moment we'll have a top executive of the company to respond to brian ross' investigation. >>> first, the latest drama for actress lindsay lohan. later this morning, she is set to begin what could be the most difficult role of her young life. a stint behind bars for violation of dui probation. this, as her new attorney reportedly calls it quits. mike von fremd is outside the jail where lindsay will be serving time in lynwood, california. >> reporter: on the day she must reported to jail the talented star has stirred up a legal controversy. her dream team attorney, robert shapiro, now, reportedly says, he will no longer represent the troubled actress. lohan reportedly agreed to give shapiro complete cooperation during her recovery. and was seen staying here, at p

usda official called sherrod monday afternoon in her car, asked her to pull over and resign by blackberry. this, after video surfaced online of sherrod making racially charged comments that turned out to be selectively edited. >> how did we get into -- how did we not ask the right? questions? how did you all not ask the right questions? how did other people not ask the right questions? >> reporter: watching the apologies as they were issued, live on cable tv, shirley sherrod herself later reacted. >> i'm just wondering how will my grandchildren look at this when they read about this in later years, and their grandmother being the first black person to be state director of rural development in georgia, was asked to resign by the first black president. >> reporter: as for andrew breitbart, the conservative blogger who posted the video, he acknowledged he put it online without seeing the full content of the remarks. but he didn't apologize for posting it, though he did say he has sympathy for sherrod. >> i feel bad that they made this about her and i feel sorry that they made this about her.

you were told to pull over on the side of the road, resign on your blackberry.oes that say about the state of thing in this country for them to say so quickly, you're wrong, you're out. >> yes. it tells me we've gotten to the point where we're not interested -- well, i guess i shouldn't say interested in the truth. but we're not willing to take the time to look at all of the facts before jumping out there to make decisions. decisions that were so wrong in this -- especially in this case. >> and when you look at your case specifically, you were taken -- things you said were taken, put on a website, edited because someone had a bone to pick. not with you. >> right. >> but with someone else, with something greater. how does that make you feel as a person? >> you know, it does not feel good that someone was just willing to -- you know, as much as -- i can't even think of his name -- >> andrew breitbart. >> yes. as much as he's is saying it was about the naacp, he had to know that it was about me. he was willing to destroy me to get to what he thought -- to try to de

right now, buy a blackberry and get one free. like the bold, or the curve. only at verizon. >>> overnight news, three u.s. troops died in explosions in afghanistan. this made it the deadliest month for american forces in the nine year war. at least 63 american servicemen during july. alternate is saying the latest casualties died in two separate blasts in southern afghanistan. the commanders had warned in the past the number of deaths could go up as the military ramps up the war against the taliban. meantime, the white house is reacting this morning to a pledge and a threat from the taliban to hunt down the people who were named in the wikileaks documents as informants for alternate forces in afghanistan. ktvu's allison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau. she has the story. >> we are tracking several new developments this morning. first, the white house is imploring wikileaks not to post anymore of the afghanistan documents. tens of thousands of secret documents from the war zone are already on-line, and wikileaks says it has thousands more. but in