you look at a guy like chris anderson from denver. he may not be the most physical guy but he mays at a high energy level. we just need him to play at that high energy level consistently. that's the biggest adjustment all young players have to make. >>> in massachusetts, team usa playing and it was a no goal here. 1-0, team usa. tied at 1, he fires it. stoppage time now. u.s. still down a goal. the ball goes and he lets it rip. team usa and haiti played. [ inaudible ] >>> john deere classic. par 5

. >> charlie: and chris anderson the editor and chief of wired magazine who's new book is called "free." >> there's free as in freedom and no price and the imagining what a book called "free" would say and what the reality of the become does say which is very much that not everything should be free or advertising will support everything but the underlying economics allows your cost to be in so low. >> charlie: politico and chris anderson, next. funding has been provided by the following. çó captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: politico is a website and newspaper dedicated covering all things politics. during last year's historic presidential campaign it emerged as a symbol of the changing face of media. today it has more reporters covering the white house than any other news organization and you may have seen and heard the reporters on television and radio where they make over 100 appearance as a week. >> executive editor of politico jim vandehei. good morning. you wore a jacket. >> once i learned there's a dress

[applause] >> chris anderson is the editor-in-chief of "wired" magazine.he's the author of the long tale why the future of business is selling less of more. visit wired.com. ♪ >> this summer book tv is asking, what are you reading? >> hi, i'm governor ed rendell. i don't get a chance to read many books. the last one i read was team of rivals but this summer i'm going to try to read the life story of alexander hamilton. i love history and i love reading about leaders of the past. it always gives more insights. >> to see more reading lists and other program information, visit our website at booktv.org. ..

you look at a guy like chris anderson from denver.e may not be the most physical guy but he mays at a high energy level. we just need him to play at that high energy level consistently. that's the biggest adjustment all young players have to make. >>> in massachusetts, team usa playing and it was a no goal here. 1-0, team usa. tied at 1, he fires it. stoppage time now. u.s. still down a goal. the ball goes and he lets it rip. team usa and haiti played. [ inaudible ] >>> john deere classic. par 5 17. that's a money shot placing it perfectly in for an eagle. tied for a 61. arren stiles in for birdi made one of 1 cuts. >>> to the u.s. women's open in pennsylvania. low rena ochoa. yeah, take that ball. it's morgan pressel. she misses and takes it out on the club. cristie kerr, her chip on number 13 hits it. 2 under and is the loader and the only golfer under par. last night in san francisco, giants pitcher jonathan sanchez struck out edward cabrera. the first since 1976. jonathan's dad made the trip from puerto rico to witness this. >>> t

representing the denver nuggets, dahntay jones and chris birdman anderson.ammates in a sound proof booth and we had them aner a series of questions about the teammate and now we'll see how much they actually know about each other. are you ready? each correct answer is worth five points. we'll begin with chris. chris, we asked dahntay to name your most embarrassing moment on the court. what did he say was your most embarrassing moment? >> um, we were in practice one day, and he kept on antagonizing me that he wanted to come into the paint and try to dunk on me. well, he got that opportunity and he grabbed my jersey and he dunked on me and everybody in the whole gym started going crazy. so that was probably like -- >> when he dunked on you. >> yeah. >> okay, dahntay, what did you say? me dunking on him at practice, that's absolutely right. fi points for the nuggets. [ cheers and applause ] all right. we switch roles here. dahntay, we asked chris what your favorite tv show is? what is your favorite tv show? >> "entourage". >> you say "entourage". let's see what

when i tell my peers of course, chris anderson how things are free on the internet they say chris, you didn't? don't you know, there is no such thing as a free lunch? between the two it struck me as interesting i think "free" is the most misunderstood in the english language. [laughter] >> very basically it is not free. >> guest: sometimes it is. what i have learned about this, what this one little word how it has changed in meeting at -- meeting have a twist our mind and we are drawn to it, how it has different meanings even today but the big difference is 20th century free is a trick. it is not really free you have the right to be suspicious but 21st century free really is a and google does not show up in your credit card statement. what is different of the underlying economics of digital stuff would ever caustic gets cheaper we have never had the industrial economy which is deflationary. >> google is a great example because i am a huge your -- eight big user of the products. but somebody pays for the. >> guest: i should not have to tell the radio guy. >> you are telling them. [laugh

. >> charlie: politic and chris anderson, xt. funding has been provided by the following. çó captioning sponsored by rose communication from our sos in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charl: politico is a website and newspaper dicated vering all thing politics. during last year's historic presidenal campaign it emerg as a symbol ofhe changg face of media. today it has more reporters covering t white house tha an other news organization and you may haveeen and heardhe reporters on television d radio where ey make over100 appearance as a we. >> executiv etor of politico jim ndehei. good mning. yowore a jacket. >> once i leard there's a dress code an morning show i was hay to adhere to it. >> let's tk health care. we got into it a lite bit in the last segment. nay pelosidrawing the ire of some democrats. >> the house came out with the billhat the cvo said does not t heah carecosts and adds to the deficit andancy pelosi is under a tremendous amou of pressurerom moderate and house democrat. >> chaie: joining me is robert allbr

. >> charlie: politico a chris anderson, next funding h been provided by the following. çó captioningponsored by rose communicatis from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose >> chaie: politico is a website and newspaperedicated covering all this politics. during last year's historic presidtial campaign it emeed as a symbol of the chaing face of media. today it has more reporters coveringhe white house tn y other news organization and you may ha seen and heard the reporters on telision and radiwhere they make over 100 appearances a week. >> ecutive editor of politico jim vandehei. goodorning. u wore a jacket. >> once i lened there's a dress code a morning sho i was ppy to adhere to it. >> let'salk health care. we got into it a ltle bit in the last segment. ncy pelosi dring there of some mocrats. the house came out with the bill tha the cvosaid es not cut health care cosnd adds to the deficit and nan pelosi is under a tremendous amnt of pressu from moderate and house democrat. >> crlie: joining me is robert allbritton and executiveeditor jim vandeheind the senr politico corsp

. >> rose: have you read chris anderson's book? >> of course. >> rose: (laughs) what did you think? >> what did i think? i think that... that book caused more of a stir, i think, in silicon valley than lots of other things that i remember. i think it caused a stir because people were saying, wow, maybe the whole world is going to go free, or maybe everything that matters is going to go free. and it has not yet been proven with a couple of notable examples like google that most technology businesses or media businesses can make money that in n that scenario. >> rose: or "wired magazine" can make money that way. >> or "wired" magazine. so there are a lot of people that are optimistic but there was a time when that was being tossed a lot about and it caused... you know, people that i really respect to say if your business model is free and ad supported, don't talk talk to me because we're never going to figure this out. >> rose: that right? venture capitalists who might want to invest in you said "if your business model is dependent on advertising and offering your service free..." >>

. >> rose: have you rea chris anderson's book? >> of course >> rose: (laughs wh did you think? >> wt did ihink? i think tt... thatbook caused more of a stir, i think, in silicon valley than lots of othethings that remember. i thinit caused a stir because people were sang, wow, maybe the whole world isgoing to go free, or maybe everything tha matters is going to go free. and it has not y been pven with aouple of notable exames like google that most technology businesses or media businesses can ma moneyhat in n that scenario. >> rose: or "wired magazin can make money that way. >> or "wired" magazine. so there are aot of people that a optimistic but ther was a time when tha was bei tossed a t about and it caused... yo know peoplehat i really spect to s if your businessodel is free and ad supported, don't taltalk to me becae we're never going t figure this out. >> rose: tt right? ventur capitalists who might want to invest in you said "if your biness model is depdent advertising andffering your service free..." >> right >> ros as commercial levision does. yup. d i think there are a

chris. we've had our eye on him for a couple of years. three years ago drafted. so here we go bottom 7. and after the stretch, josh bard looks like andersonhernandez in the on deck circle. and then nyjer morgan. josh bard 2-2 tonight. pair of doubles. he has 19 rbi's. there is the former met, hernandez who played an inning in the outfield yesterday. josh bard trying to get over the .270 mark with a base hit here. did he hold? yes, he did, says brian knight. 9-1 now in philadelphia. the phillies are battering ted lilly and the cubs. and atlanta game still 3-2 braves, bottom 6. >> rob: i doubt ted lilly is still in there. >> bob: i will check it and i would agree with you. jeff stevens is in the game now for the cubbies. 3 in the 1st, 2 in the 2nd. 4 in the 4th for the fighting fills who scored 9 on eight hits. >> rob: they are looking for some pitching. they had to sign a guy like pedro martinez, that shows you they're hurting for no one give them some innings. >> bob: what's happ? 7-0 now. >> rob: yeah. jay happ. >> bob: jamie moyer 9-6. >> rob: talking about trading happ to the blue jays. >> bob: kensing takes it and on the outside corne

anderson, mariah carey will sing "i'll be there." stevie wonder's going to sing, "i never dreamed i'd leave you in summer." a beautiful song. jennifer hudson will sing, chrisl jackson's last charting single is with him. i think we can expect to see that. and then lionel richie, all of the artists have been asked to stay and perform with lionel richie at the end to do a star-studded "we are the world." >> gail mitchell, senior editor for r&b at "billboard" magazine. when you seat hearse as it leaves forest lawn and heads to the staples center, as someone who spent her career covering michael jackson, we just lost the shot, we're back again, does it feel to you as the end of an era? >> i don't think there will be another michael jackson. it's still very surreal to me. i got a chance to meet him back during the "bad" era. and it still is a -- is a meeting that resonates with me still after all this time. >> why is that? tell me about it. >> he was taller than i thought. i've been telling everybody. taller than i thought. the black pants on, the red shirt, blackja jacket, black ha. but very nice. very quiet, but very nice. and was very interested. i was workin

anderson cooper that jackson himself made that demand for a personal doctor. michael jackson's toxicology reports, meanwhile, are expected next week, and obviously we'll report them as soon as we get them. >>> meanwhile, singer chris brown is apologizing to his fans for beating up his ex-girlfriend, rihanna. i want to share the video he posted hon his website. >> i wish i had the chance to live those few moments again, but unfortunately i can't. i can not go into what happened, and most importantly, i am not going to sit here and make any excuses. i take great pride in me being able to exercise self-control, and what i did was inexcusable. i am very sad and very ashamed of what i've done. >> now, brown says he has repeatedly apologized to rihanna as well. a police report says he tried to push her from a car and repeatedly hit and choked her. he pleaded guilty to felony assault charges and he'll be sentenced on august 5th. >>> military officials tell cnn they believe this captured soldier, bowe bergdahl, is still being held in afghanistan, but they're not sure if he was ever moved into neighboring pakistan. a senior military official says the pentagon had no intention of announcing bergdahl's disappearance until le