and lou via instagram have you a third thought about turning lloyd a squad into a movie like jackass no why not seen many it's already annoying and now of why they would you want to watch for an hour in twenty minutes for the rest so's it's concern for. bradley saw on facebook what's the best piece of advice you ever received i think it was i think for real for this i think it was amused like do you just go this is just be good advice just be mellow me eight on instagram any new developments on wolf the movie. i can't answer that one it's a secret you see when you see ok weasel to us on twitter what is your spirit animal i have a bunch for animals i'm a squirrel i'm a whale i'm a goat and i'm a dragon. what does that mean i don't know but i know in my for being sold i'm a dragon a gold a whale in this world thirty three online via twitter who exactly is felicia the goat. and it is commercial and has some commercials with mountain dew and that was the main character and i just ran with a commercial products hired you to represent them and they were sick and then someone that they were

ere any standalone >> camera killed earlier this year. , theyok and instagram have to prove they can products that resonate with users. the have to acquire everything. >> can they continue to build? >> right. every couple of years we will have a multibillion-dollar acquisition. is that sustainable? facebook has to show we can try new things. we can have this start up within a larger company. >> time will tell if this sticks. i feel like you get a few days and you know. thank you so much for the update. we turn now to our wire in the world juries. -- series. we are looking at how to technology is changing health . options for prosthetics are very limited but now am a multiyear to chelating bionic hand is commercially available and they can even link up to your smart phone. -- here is a look behind the i-limb. >> i would say this is the most advanced. when you see the opening to the hand, you see the fingers curling and grasping the item i'm holding onto. inost my hand wake boarding 2006. as soon as i did there was a slack in the road -- rope. and i miss the handle completely. the hand

.>> stephen: oh, e on instagram. they have filter to make all the photos seem like they're from the 1970s, and another filter that makes all their ideas seem like they're from the seventh century. watch out for this, folks pap because they are deviously picky backing on twitter. trends. to spread their message sharing pro-isis content with the hashtag" #worldcup2014. watch for that. do not click on any twitter from isis that says "check out this amazing header," because it's not soccer. ( cheers and applause ). ( laughter ) isis is eve even t-mobilizing tr followers. it's perfect for any mooug who n playing fruit extremists. fortunately, there is a sure-fire way to destroy anything becoming popular on social media. we must get isis' moms on join. i'm happy to say, we have acquired a recording of a phone call intercepted by the n.s.a. of what i would like this to sound like. ( phone ringing ). >> hello. >> hi, honey! so how are things kcall-a-fin-ate. >> it's caliphate, mom. >> don't fatronnize me. i know what aical-a-fin-ate i

i have collectors that buy pieces off instagram and have never seen it in person so when it's deliveredy are everybody more excited. it's awesome to see it online, it's colorful, you can see details, you can use flip a graham, you can do all these incredible things but actually seeing art in front of your face, like being able to see the paint strokes, nothing will ever replace that. this is such an amazing tool. such an amazing tool for all of us. >> i am seeing art right in front he mooch th of me. i have picasso at my fingertips i don't have to go to new york to check it out. we are asking who now defines what is good art? sree same question to you, look in the i'm of social nidia who gets to hold the con of now and say this is good art. can we trust the untrained public to make that conclusion. >> we think it's wonderful that making artists are able to make the connection and reach out to the world and get access and attention to their work the way the folks who are on the call with us right now are doing. it's great to see that. at the met, we want people to see the collection so w

they have instagram and they still have to prove they could goe users and do not have to acquire every> can they continue to build? >> right. every couple of years we will have a multibillion-dollar acquisition. is that sustainable? we can try new things. some will work out and some will not. class i feel like you get a few days and you know. thank you so much for the update. we turn now to our wire in the world juries. we are looking at how to technology is changing health care this week. options for prosthetics are very limited but now am a multiyear to chelating bionic hand is commercially available and they can even link up to your smart phone. you look behind the island. ♪ -- here is a look behind the island. ♪ >> i would say this is the most advanced. when you see the opening to the hand, you see the fingers curling and grass in the item i am holding onto. hand wave boarding back in 2006. i went to past the handle behind my back and there was slack in the road and i missed the handle completely. next thing i know, the handle unwraps one time. unfortunately, it was a blood clot an

in our group i work with ten amazing and they're seeing it all over instagram and there's millions of post. i have an instagram account, but i'm not as savvy as these guys, but not just going through social media but all these of flavors. it's a problem, but sees these surveys done that these are responses from 12 to 14 years old. it's really happening at a young age. i'm moving onto go on. because of this big issue, it's a youth issue. we felt like we need to build a base to really address these harmful affects and the huge rising trend. so like derrick and omni mentioned, we engage various partners, community partners and usf researchers and those in the school boards and different high schools in san francisco as well as supervisor mar and the small business commission and one of the activities that our group did with the dyc and the institute, we were able to do like an e-mail campaign and engage, you know, community partners that would normally not have been engaged prior and teach them about former e-mail writing, how you can't say what's up supervisor. you have to have a formal process and

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have. >> that is the thing. you want to give up a phone that has instagram, google map application that you are used to? this is the switching problem that is difficult. that is why they have to have the cool factor. one of the neat things they have is 24-hour customer service. push a button and talk to someone who can help you and take over your phone. if you think of apple and the genius bar, how genius that turned out to be, this is a portable genius bar and it could prove to be a valuable feature for amazon at securing people on the amazon ecosphere. >> i want to bring in brad stone. also, joe brown and a managing partner at venture firm s k ventures. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. your first day? >> this is a phone that is going to help you buy stuff. the coolest thing was firefly. you can look at anything and it will say we sell that and that is a way to buy it. it maps it out with its camera and then it looks it up on amazon.com, the everything store. >> i already buy a lot of stuff on amazon. do i want a phone that will make me spend more money? >> how will retailers feel? you'r

have 300,000 twitter followers. over 100,000 on facebook. and thousands on instagram.nd see goch a dish from here to the menu. >> i'm a big fan of food. but if the food what really draws on social media? -- is the food what really draws on social media? >> two things. [indiscernible] but the rest is about food. the shrimp goes into the batter. normally, it is a little thick and dense. our social media folks like to see how you take something and do it in a unique way. get -- this batter gets gassed chart. this is chickpea, vodka, and smoky back break up. paprika. our customers, or potential customers want to see how it works. people get freaked out about technology. cook lovewho love to to buy new stuff. >> would love to buy new stuff, but we just don't know how to do that. -- how to do it. that the volume we have added. would have lightened it up. normally, we would be shooting it and tweaking it in real time tweeting it in real time. >> and you have instagram followers, too. >> yes, and you try not to burn this, if possible. >> and look at you. now he's cooking. .> t

have these ebbs and flows. not to be in this market. >> everybody is beating up on tech stocks. facebook, twitter, instagram. arles: we have been talking clorox all along. the most boring things that people could just buy. >> i am the reason a stock is up. >> you will make 10% per year, that is not exciting to you. that is why they are not working. >> given we are having such positive information coming out about consumer spending. it really is. charles: a lot of people who were burnt thought let's catch up and get one of these stocks that may double. slow and steady wins the race. a whole bunch of them always telling me why they don't think investing is for them. this show is for the "yeah, but" crowd. how about yet, but i'm not in the market. do you drive a car, go to the mall, work my computer, feed your home, drink coffee? you are on the consumer side of the market. i will help you get on the ownership side of it. yeah, but the market is a gamble. so is crossing the street, but you look both ways. in the market, that is called research. i will show you how to do that. what about this one, yeah, but the ma

. >>> we have been instagraming and tweeting pictures. i have borrowed mine. i have one in my arm.please send yours, to that hash tag. sue serio has showed off roofus. one of our favorite dogs. >> he is inspecting the studio. he already helped me with the forecast. thanks to roofus, we have a ten today. >> i know. >> he came to work on a good day. he wants a nice long walk outside, mommy likes to walk, and, here's a good boy. and we have cooler temperatures, you'll like it when you walk outside this morning. sunny skies this afternoon, with low humidity, and for tonight, it will be dry and pleasant, very nice for an evening out, it is last day of spring, so many events going on this weekend, and, we do have a lot going on for the summer solstice tomorrow, as well, so we will talk all about that for the the rest of the morning, right kacie. >> that is right, thanks very much, sue. >>> so first accident, southbound side of columbus boulevard past spruce street we have a dump truck. crews on the scene there sky fox heading to a water main break in south philadelphia fox heading to a w

have away better weekends then i do. >> sue does. >> i saw your pictures on instagram, q you have an amazing time. so this weekend, of course, with my boys. to the right that is kobe. to the lefties jordan. he takes after his mother. he is, a pain sometimes. >> that smile, tongue out. >> you can't stay mad at him. >> too cute. >> so this weekend my niece, graduated from eighth grade. she lives in the d.c. area. my whole family went down to d.c. to celebrate with her. then i went to the phillies game. what do you want to do for fathers day. i said what i would like to do is i would like to sleep at least eight hours each day, perhaps friday into saturday and saturday into sunday. she let me do that. one of my boys said i have some ticket to the phillies game and we went to the phillies game. i saw so many viewers of the show, hello to everyone i saw as well. phillies lost. but weather was perfect. >> yes, you got a cool hats. >> what was up with the hats. >> it was 60's, retro 60's weekend. everyone got fathers day hats of old school phillies hats. >> it looks like the day jim bun go through throug

. >> the instagram update that could have you taking pictures like a pro. >> hey guys, jonah hill ist tonight. rob emmanuel. you got to watch. we're on next, everybody. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> instagram upgrade. now you can do more than slap a filter on your pictures and share them. they released an app to users for people who want more control over how their photos appear. now can you adjust brightness, contrast and sharpness. many other photo sharing apps offer similar editing tools. >> a real threat or sarcasm. secret service wan

now, it's probably in the single digits. [ light laughter ] up next, on one side we have "james franco's instagramhe other we have "james franco." and in the middle we have "things that need a filter." [ applause ] moving on. on one side we have "apple orchards in october." and on the other side we have "nudist colonies." not sure what could be in the middle. let's see. "low-hanging fruit." [ applause ] how do you like them apples? i do not like them apples at all. so, if you could turn around, grandpa. ugh, that's worse. up next, on one side we have "iphone battery." and on the other side we have "nfl players." and in the middle we have "things that frequently get charged." [ laughter and applause ] also, the charges never last in either case. [ light laughter ] up next. on one side we have "things that are true about chopsticks." and on the other side we have "things that are true about your extended family." and in the middle we have "they're hard to eat with." [ laughter and applause ] although, i would argue that it's easier to eat rice with chopsticks than talk to your grandpa about gay marr

instagram. kyle, what do you have next?man heart of should juvenile killers serve life without parole? >> the didn't even ask for the money they just shot him. >> horrendous crimes committed by kids. >> i think that at sixteen it's a little too early to write him off for life. >> should they be locked away for good? >> he had a tough upbringing but he still had to have known right from wrong. a mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand time day, pumping five quarts of blood a minute o

instagram. kyle, what do you have next?man heart of >> guns... >> there are two to three million guns in a population of only 8 million people. >> ...and gun laws... >> after those laws came in, there have been no more mass shootings... >> how different countries decide... >> their father had a gun... their grandfather had a gun... >> who has the right to bear arms? 5 days: guns around the world a primetime news special series all next week only on al jazeera america >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand time day, pumping five quarts of blood a minute or abou

instagram. kyle, what do you have next?man heart of america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand time day, pumping five quarts of blood a minute or about 2,000 gallons every day. unfortunately -- the human heart is also a machine that's not built to last. [ buzz ] >> when you get these heart failure episodes what's it like? what does it feel like? >> it feels like you can't breathe and it feels like you're going to pass out. >> dr. richard lee is antoinette lee's heart specialist

. >> daniel arnold on his photographs, which have become an instagram hit. that brings today's show from new york to a close. you can find much more on our website. bbceach me and most of the team, just go to twitter. for all of us here, thank you for watching, and please do tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, and union bank. >> for nearly 150 years, we have believed that commercial banks oh their clients strength, stability, security. so we believe in keeping lending standards high, capital ratios high, credit ratings high. companies expected it then. companies expect it now. doing right, it's just good business. union bank. >> "bbc world news" was >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles.r announcer: coming up, in 1925, famed explorer percy fawcett set off into the amazon in search of a fabled lost city. man: fa

instagram. you don't have to pay a dime, and if you want to, you can promote it on facebook. we've been doing that recently. and that you do have to pay for, but the expenses for doing that is really cheap. so that's the great thing for the independents since we're a nonprofit, we're also only digital. we don't have a publication that we can hand out to people. we have to use every resource we can on the internet to get the word out, and social media's the perfect way to do that. >> susan, you come from sort of the bookseller perspective but also an author. i mean, what sort of even anecdotally have you heard from friends, readers, you know, besides -- maybe not friends, but people who have picked up your book who you've met at a book signing or people in the store. are there things that have been effective? what have you seen will drive -- what drives people into the store aside from the fact that it's a fabulous store and they love books? >> driving people to the store, i think social media definitely drives people to our events program, and it's a little bit cyclical becau

people have called it instagram filter. it's cheaper than plastic surgery. >> and it's not permanent. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> happening today, expect headaches for millions of drivers who take interstate 95. a project gets under way. >> the trucker charged in the deadly weekend crash in new jersey that injured tracy morgan goes before a judge today. >> a cloudy and some cases wet start to the week. showers out there this morning. first alert radar tracking those showers and we'll let you know how long they will be around. it could be a wet week. good morningment welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the wet morning. tedd? >> a different story today after all of the sunshine we had this weekend. we warned you we would get rain today and this week and we're seeing it outside right now. we've got cloudy skies over center city this mour, winds light, that's the good part but humidity will go up along with showers

. >> but now you have have to check their instagrams and see. >> you can stalk them, yes. >> i think i have a marriage advice column in my future. >> i think so. >> ask jen. >> yes. >> go for it, jen. >> very afraid of what the answer may be. >> well, before you get to the alter, you have to find somebody to date, right. now there is a dating web site only for people who want to be serious in their relationship. >> after that everyone ace frayed have of getting serious. >> i like this , marriage material dot co is devoted to people with the intent to get married. instead of clicking through profiles, there is amateur match makers who work for to you find a perfect match. you name a price for different levels of courtship and they get paid when they make a match. if you find, if they find you a first date they could get 20 bucks or for relationship develops in the marriage they may get a thousand dollars. >> what is this consignment. >> yes. >> consignment shop. >> match.com or e harmony because it is not just for dating but it for actually trying to find a spouse. >> yes. >> desperate

instagram. that's my. then i have my own. website your column and there's many many blogs out there thank you so much i really appreciate you coming on thanks happy coming up i'll talk about an amazing announcement from tesla motors stay tuned. and i decided that i'm. trying. to. do. it all about money and i was specially politician last. year just. in the worlds of commerce and science one of the debates focuses on patents a patent gives an inventor a corporation an exclusive set of rights to an intellectual property and exchange for a detailed public disclosure of their invention a person can own a patent over an object design or the ingredients of a specific medicine and while there's a perfectly rational need for patents such as securing investment for experimentation production and marketing of a new product there's a larger debate over the effect patents have on slowing down innovation examples of this abound one only needs to look at the pharmaceutical industry and the massive profits made by drug companies that hold p

about trump the art of the deal, and "the apprentice" and i'll tell you today you have twitter, facebook, and instagram, and all these other amazing things, i have millions of followers. millions. i don't do a press release. if i do it i put it on twitter. i have a press release. it's like owning "the new york times" without the losses if you think about it. you have millions of people watching. if i want to say something, i just put it out. i'm reading stories about it the next day. it's fantastic. i love it. i sit there at 3:00 in the morning, ding, ding, ding. our country is going to hell. we must stop t we need leadership. i keep saying the same thing. nobody's listening. it's largely true. you look at the united states and let's look at branding. we haven't had a success in years. where have we had a success? i wrote down just a few things coming down. we have nothing. the v.a., the veterans administration, catastrophic. benghazi, catastrophic. russia. putin has an 80% popularity in this country. i thought they didn't like him a year ago. but he's so outsmarting the united states. all of a sudden

instagram. >> good to have you roberta. >> good so see you guys -- to see you guys. >> have a good day everyonetions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, june 10th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." five american soldiers killed in afghanistan. friendly fire is likely to blame. >>> did the u.s. pay too much to free bowe bergdahl? a new cbs news poll is out this morning, and we'll ask republican senator marco rubio about the unfolding immigration crisis. >>> and a cloud of corruption. major corporations threaten to bail on one of the world's biggest sporting events. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> we're hearing about the death of five american troops in what appears to be a friendly fire incident. >> another dark day in

ben revere posted this picture on instagram of himself, dom brown, and john mayberry, jr., having goodm plane. headed to miami after the sweep. reaction on instagram was, shall we say, just not kinds? well, the knock out round rolls on at the world cup. today france against nigeria, term ya, team usa played belgium tomorrow afternoon. some gratings on the pitch yesterday. the netherlands trailing one-nothing, in the 88th minute, tied the scoring goal benz mexico, after controversial call went the netherlands way, they scored on penalty kick, and eliminated mexico two to one. now the netherlands will face costa rica in the next round, penalty kicks, five to three, this is first time costa rica has advanced to the world cup quarterfinal. >>> and check out this shot. james heat made hole in one on the 16th hole at the bmw international open in cologne, germany. great shot. but even better, mr. heat wins a bmwi8, which is $135,000 super car. not bad for a walk around the golf course, and this is usually about the time of the morning where one of my co-workers reminds me that i have never h

have cried through this. i shouldn't say this because people will come at me on twitter and instagram, but look what you have done by drake, it hits me every time. >> look what you have done. >> when my kids were smaller, butterfly kisses. >> daddy's little girl, i was driving my daughter, somewhere and this came on and i had to pull over because i could not see the the road. >> the dad's song, silver spoon little boy blue and the man on the moon. >> daddy's little girl does that destroy you. >> i don't have a daughter. >> when you see the dad and daughter. >> here's another one martina mcbride, we will play this by the even of the day, in my daughter's eyes. >> yes. >> yes. >> you play your daughter is getting married. >> difficult play in your daughter's eyes for jessica's wedding so i have to top that now with jilt's wedding. >> you should do drake. >> yes. >> okay. >> we will play that by end of the hour. >> i don't know that one very well. >> i bet social media viewers will weigh in. what songs make you cry. >> which one do you have qued up, when my daughter christ martina mcbride. >> ♪ >> yes. >> yes.

have 50 by next year. you go in and download from instagram, facebook, whatever social network you use, you can print in thectual polaroid photographs. we are not just about printing. it is about product. you can have a frame. these are valuable to you. you can print them in the store to take home and put on your shelf or your wall. >> where in florida? >> that is where we started. we are curators of innovation. we can embrace new technology that comes our way. we had an entrepreneur that came to us and had a great idea. strategic hardship together. it has been a wild success. we just launched a franchise this week. >> two people have too much trouble printing photos at home? it is glossy instead of matte? >> it is about product. there are too many images being captured. are one billion photos being taken a year. showhose shots the matter, me your favorite photograph on your phone of your children, your family. what have you done with it? they will post it to instagram. >> i am afraid that my best images are in my phone and could be lost in the back of a cab at any moment. >> how do we liberate that? and ro

mobile apps for instagram before you post your next purchase coming new tonight instagram: features to the rap apple might have a new steve jobs buzzing an attack. tax tackeand had to adjust your picture is fine tune brightness warm shadows and contrast simples letter to adjust each. intensity of classic instagram filters. is in features all coming in an update to instagram. and other tech news the schedules stole show. abbacy 07 could barely onstage all this guy apple's chief engineer greg tackled buzzing apple might have news steve jobs i agree his legendary business man and does not have a of charisma that steve had. this new guy crag he has it. charismatic passionate enthusiastic about must all funny. this but he did from backstage upset in new the dosage pitcher. >> : strange life phone calls dr. dread showing off the new calling from max fisher. we introduce the new may the opry's at yosemite first made fun of violating process took about what the new operating system was almost named. >> : polls now closed ahead supply some of the most talked-about election results. disgusting details revealed that abou

have covered up a bit more. shark skin is incredibly rough, and it's basically like sand paper. you don't notice it. our shins are cut up. you can actually see here on my instagramwas my own fall because i should have been wearing a wet suit. >> they have a reputation of being aggressive but it seems like that's not the case. >> going in to this piece, i had a certain opinion about sharks and the danger of them. what i realized, what you will see in part 3 is the passion behind these people and evidence when they are out there petting these sharks in the ocean. it convinced me. and now, i love them. you guys will check that out after the break. more clashes in ukraine as a new ceasefire fails to take hold despite president putin's public support for it. the situation is deteriorating in iraq. isil gangs control more territory, including a boarder town. in our special saturday segment, we take a deeper look at iraq and the key political players in the region. we will talk about two twins who share many interests including the boy scouts. >> that's about to end straight ahead. >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. >>> guys, welcome back. i am phil torres.

beeone on social media might tweeting this in real time, and have a chance to learn with us. >> your instagramollowers are also huge. hot olive oil, try not to burn yourself if possible. this turns into -- >> i always dress like this when i cook. wethat goes in the oil and are able to cook this today and have the recipe up on the website. we will pair a wine with this. we will show the technique with what we are doing, and then they are talking about what would we drink with this? chatting withia the others out there -- >> to you find other people coming in the restaurant who have now come because they saw it on twitter? they have been following along, they saved up for an anniversary? you establish a relationship with them. >> i seldom do any personal things. but my daughter's birthday party, it blew up, it was something we might not normally do. >> are fish is about done. we will finish a deep -- abnnd eat this. i think it is very interesting that social media helped you to get the attention that last year. put the recipe is on social media. raiser forn barn social good. >> we are going to e

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have covered up a bit more. shark skin is incredibly rough, and it's basically like sand paper. you don't notice it. our shins are cut up. you can actually see here on my instagramwas my own fall because i suit. >> they have a reputation of being aggressive but it seems like that's not the case. >> going in to this piece, i had a certain opinion about sharks and the danger of them. what i realized, what you will see in part 3 is the passion behind these people and evidence when they are out there petting these sharks in the ocean. it convinced me. and now, i love them. you guys will check that out after the break. - all the way. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >>> guys, welcome back. i am phil torres. guys, you are about to see the final part of this shark expedition. it was an incredible intention week of hard work but it was all driven by passion for sharks and helping serve them. you are about to see just what i mean. . >> sharks are nice, and the world doesn't know this. jim abernathy loves sharks and he wants you to love them, too. >> that's one of the reasons he became a pioneer in cage-free shark diving, offering people the chance to encounte

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a lot of times i'll have an intern or paralegal of mine with the jury list, sitting in the courtroom, and looking through the juror list and seeing if they're on facebook on instagramproblem is we have such a limited amount of time to see these people and see if they would be an appropriate juror. so this is a tool to get to know that person because a lot of times precipitation won't open up during jury selection. >> if you're a good attorney you can get people to open up. you know questions to ask to tell you if someone has buy ass not readily accessible and a good attorney can do that. >> i think attorneys have been looking at voter registration. is that right? >> i have looked at them for years. when people vote, how regularly they vote. that's all legal. all information you can obtain. and so i want to see as an attorney how often a person votes to see if they're a pro-active type person. maybe on a jury of 12 people, there's going to be some people who, if they're not as active, they'll get pushed around. >> kennedy, your opinion is they ought to do -- >> that's actually not true. just because someone doesn't vote doesn't mean they're not a part of the process