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that's dyson behind the fan who calls it an air multiplier. it draws air into the base and forces the air out through the ring. cool. it costs $300 and for that you could buy an air conditioner, too. just wanted to point that out. even new celebrities can get tired of the paparazzi quickly. >> just like anybody out there you should have the right to your privacy. >> well, the most famous governor apparently agrees. he is going after the paparazzi that go too far. >>> the singer, al martino, was 82. he sang "you're in my heart." martino played singer turned actor johnny fontane in "the godfather." a movie director refuses to give the character a part resulting in the awful horse head scene. >>> paparazzi chase all over hollywood. california governor arnold schwarzenegger signed a bill that will find the paparazzi for taking photos that invade privacy. it targets shows and websites that purchase the photos. fines can be as much as $50,000. the tabloids sometimes pay millions for those photos. rush limbaugh's bid to buy an nfl team is running int

that guy dyson works on so many things. >> he's creative. he's great. >> doesn't run out of ideas at all. >> no batteries either. >> exactly. earlier we were telling you about the arrest of teen suspects accused of setting a 15-year-old on fire and then laughing about it. chuck roberts, we learned about the detail of them laughing about it today. folks are asking what has the world come to. >> the sheriff in broward county was asking too. we were in the newsroom and he got emotional about it. let's play a clip from that. >> unfortunately, it doesn't reflect very well on our community or on our society. you know, when we were in school, we might have had fights out in the schoolyard, but nobody ever thought of stabbing anyone or shooting anyone or setting them on fire. but that's where we are today unfortunately. i can't tell you -- >> this kid is going to be, you know, suffering the rest of his life. are kids more violent today or have kids always been this violent and it's being reported more often? that's our question. what's changed? what