borja: muy bonito, claro que sÍ, irvin.e tengan fe en ustedes mismos, va a haber gente allÁ afuera que no van a creer en tus sueÑos, pero lo mÁs importante para mÍ es que yo crea en mi propio sueÑo y que tenga fe en mÍ mismo. >> trabajando duro por lo que podemos hacer como latinos, llegando a este paÍs es que se puede hacer. borja: los quiero felicitar por vuestra voluntad, pasiÓn y entrega y trabajo, nos sentimos muy orgullosos que formes parte de la comunidad inmigrante aquÍ en los estados unidos, quÉ buen trabajo tambiÉn han hecho vuestras familias. felicidades tambiÉn para ellos, vuestros padres, porque han hecho la diferencia con ustedes. invitamos a todas las personas para que no se pierdan nuestra pÁgina de instagram, [informaciÓn en pantalla] ahÍ vamos a poner el enlace para que las personas que nos estÉn viendo en este momento y quiere conocer un poco mÁs de vuestra vida, acudan a su pÁgina de instagram. alexis, irving, ha sido un gran honor entrevistarles, que sigan los Éxitos, suerte, chicos. >> gracias. borja:

after irvine one.ub and adult supporters attacked his players team fans and even other parents . all of a sudden i saw punches being thrown. it was by far the most disgusting thing i've ever experienced and been a part of. to see adults assaulting minors. a 16 year old irvine player suffered a broken nose. he'll need surgery and he worries that his injury may affect his recruitment to get into college. our our time now. 646 san francisco artificial intelligence company is they want to raise its valuation to as much as $90 billion. the company behind chatgpt reportedly wants to allow employees to sell shares that could end up valuing the company from 80 to $90 billion. microsoft recently bought 49% of that startup company. openai recently has said it expects to hit the $1 billion mark in revenue this year. and google and meta are now the latest companies to drop out of a major tech event in portugal. the companies joined a growing number of companies and sponsors getting out of the annual conference aft

. >>> a club soccer game in irvine took a violent turn over the weekend. you can see it right here.are now investigating how and why a brawl broke out involving the teenage players, their parents, and even coaches. leslie marin has that story. >> reporter: screams and a whistle go off as a semi pro soccer match ends in blows in irvine on saturday. >> i'm sad, i am disturbed. i am feeling like i need to protect my children. >> reporter: coach shared this video with this, he says his team mostly made up of teenagers had just won against club at gray park, when one of his players exchanged words with a player from the other team. >> in the middle of having this discussion with this other player, another player came up from behind and punched him in the face. >> that is when the coach says people from the sidelines, including adults, jumped in. >> doing all of that scuffle , one of our younger players, matthew, was standing there, if you see the video, he is just standing there trying to make peace. an adult who is unbeknownst to us, he is not a part of the coaching staff, comes over an

professor ameritus at california state university paul shelden foot joining us from uh irvine california. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. bennet. uh, sir, give us a first of all your perspective on how events have transpired over the past few days, specifically when we look at uh the uh israeli attack on the hospital, the alahi hospital in central gauza. well, the israelis are committing war crimes. everyone knows that, they're pathological liar. their claims of not hitting the hospital are completely false, the the evidence that's been revealed, concludes that, it's amazing uh how quickly the israeli government regime and entire society is going to implode, because this has the potential to unite all muslim people and indeed christian people, like never before, i've never witnessed such a uh a dramatic opportunity for the... for the muslim world in particular to engage in something that's been brewing for decades and this is the release the relief and the and the saving of of women. and children and innocent people from genocide, and i'd like to see a floatil

take vicky and lloyd irvin.urglar bars, their home alarm system, they did not know how much they need that stuff until we filled him in. >> let me tell you something that will probably break you out. it will come from guy number two in your house. he said after the home invasion they came back. >> are you serious? >> he wanted another round. they parked in front of your place. they had a little surveillance. kept it out. and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> i did not know that. that is scary. >> it could've been your picture on the 11:00 news. >> that's right. how does one person cause so much damage and so hurt and so much loss for so many people? it still blows my mind. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> kevin mccarthy mansion the balance after democrats bailed him out to avoid a shutdown. congressman matt gaetz said today that he'll file a motion

studies at the university of california, irvine.o the international coordinator for community movement builders and the co-host of the podcast "haiti: our revolution continues." mamyrah prosper, let's begin with you. can you respond to the u.n. security council voting to send an armed intervention force to haiti? >> thank you, amy. as you said in your introduction, this is not the first time the security council has voted to send what haitians are calling an occupation force into haiti, a multinational one at that. in 2004 after the coup, the u.s.-backed coup against democratically elected aristide, the president but at that moment by the brazilian army, about 5000 troops. he started listing the record of this mission that took place between 2004 and 2017. you're talking about 13 years of history here of human rights violations when the u.n. troops came in, the first thing they did was attack supporters of the president that had just experienced a coup. they followed up over the 13 years with several lynchings of different people in

congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and barbara lee of oakland. we still don't know butler plans to enter this race as well. and new this morning, adam schiff coming out with this statement. it in part before steve garvey was a multimillionaire republican celebrity. he was a first baseman based on his announcement. sounds like he's ready to take up the fight for everyone. born on 3rd base thinking they hit a triple go figure. and as we come back here live, james and ran, should tell you that we also reached out to the porter league campaigns. when get to hear back from porter. but the lee campaign tells me they are working in a statement and hope to have a formal reaction later today. we'll bring that to when we reporting live here at the state capitol, a towel kron, 4 news back to in the bay area. all right, tom, thank you for that breakdown fantastic interview. okay. time now is 7.34. >> hayward city council is set to hold a meeting, by the way, to discuss new safety guidelines for sidewalk vendors there in the city. >> it includes a new permit

he's an assistant professor of global and international studies at the university of california, irvine. his work aims to understand political lives, thoughts and cultures of the black diaspora and the underlying forces that shape them. harris earned his ph.d. in politics and historical studies. the new from the new school of social research. he was a postdoctoral fellow, the department of african-american studies at northwestern university and book to build a black future. his first one next to him is hector tobar. hector is a pulitzer prize winning journalist and novelist. he is the author of the critically acclaimed new york times bestseller dark down as well as thurber the barbarian nurseries nation and the tattooed soldier. hector is also a contributing writer for the new york times opinion pages and associate professor at the university of california irvine. he's written for new yorker, the l.a. times and, many other publications, and his short fiction appeared in the best american short stories, l.a. noir and slate. he's son of guatemalan immigrants and native of los angeles, and

congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and barbara lee of oakland.ill do not know if newly appointed senator butler plans to enter this race as well. so a lot of moving parts here. rain and james, we come back here live point out that i did reach out to the porter and shift campaigns for comments if they have any reaction for this. but we have not yet heard back as of news time. and finally, as for garvey, well, i will have a one-on-one interview with them later this morning. and of course, we'll bring that to you later today on the kron. 4 news. so stay right here for your local election headquarters. we're live here at the state capitol. a tall wallace kron. 4 news all be looking forward to that tom, thank you very much. >> there's a brand new study that actually shows employees at returns office full time are spending average of about $51 a day. report by the company, all labs found that about 66% of employees nationwide return to the office 5 days a week. those employees are spending an average of $1020 every month compared to hybrid workers that

. >> the niners/cowboys, the playoff games, aikman versus young, and deion versus irvin, so a lot of we still have both two talented teams. now we're going head to head, and there's a lot on the line for both teams. i'm very excited to be a part of it. >> now we're in the purdy era. believe it or not, you know when he takes the stage -- takes the field, pretty much a big stage, but the field only sunday, this ll really be only his tenth regular-season start. pretty good. you can watch purdy and the 49ers take on the cowboys "sunday night football" right here on nbc bay area. we'll have a spe pregame newscast from you from levi's starting at 3:00. netwk coverage starts at 4:00 with the game time at 5:20. our postgame newscast begins following the conclusion of network coverage. >>> one last look at the forecast. a hot one. >> yes, absolutely. we'll have temperatures in the 90s for the inland areas in the next few days. by friday, we reach the peak of those temperatures, and it will be a little cooler on friday but much cooler early next week. and san francisco heating up as well. >> a

. >> the niners, cowboys, the playoff games, aikman versus young and dion versus irvin.rward however many years now. you know, we still got both two talented teams. now we're going head to head and there is a lot on the line for both teams, and i'm very excited to be a part of it. >> believe it or not, when purdy takes the field on sunday, it will only be his tenth regular season start. can't wait to see. and you could watch purdy and the 49ers take on the cowboys on sunday night football right here on nbc area. we do have a special pregame newscast at 3:00 p.m. network coverage starts at 4:00 with game time at 5:20. our post game newscast begins following the conclusion of network coverage. >>> thank you for joining us. janelle is working on the 5:00 next, and we are back in just two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, it may be full, but the weather feels more like summer. warmer temperatures are sticking around, prompting firefighters to be on high alert during this dangerous time. >>> also, senator diane fine -- feinstein lays in state (. we're live at city hall where pe

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se escuchan los gritos de la gente mientras más personas corren a la cancha del great park en irvine,romedio, los jugadores tienen entre los 16 y 22 años las imágenes. también se ve al entrenador de los garrafones levantando un hombre que cayó al suelo momentos después le pega a esa misma persona presuntamente cuando agredió a 1 de los jugadores. >> estoy llorando porque estoy decepcionado. >> estoy decepcionado conmigo mismo. estoy decepcionado con el equipo z y más de todo, estoy decepcionado un poquito con mi equipo porque podíamos haber hecho las cosas diferentes. >> para mí, eso es completamente inaceptable. nunca he vivido algo así, concluyó el entrenador wallace. cada equipo culpa al otro de empezar la riña. la liga united premier soccer informó que el equipo garrafón fue expulsado y que es una expulsión de por vida para la organización y sus entrenadores. no hay tolerancia para estas conductas. >> dios sabe que me moriría una oportunidad. dios sabe que me moriría. por ejemplo, yo vivo por el futbol. >> esta noche los garrafones se ven participando en otra liga y espera en que

russell's with the she just did a lot a video of louis clay in the south side palette outside in irvine, giving a positive boy in the us the 11 p. m here in the russian capital. welcome. where ever you'll catch me on the news out from to the endless. lo, this is archie. is there any photos is have targeted the rock foot checkpoint location on the junction board or with the dogs and step exhibits in security. so since i've told dante a real good hit, a facility with thousands of high senior refugees had been hoping for safe passage away from the pilots and all this on the 5. so the shows on is really a cycle and the check point with the the remains close, but the refugees from northern garza are still in the area we were trying to feed the of times. it comes as just some days ago is where i ordered past the answer fee to the southern part of the gulf of gaza. and we saw that you guys have in classes in gaza is viewing tools a catastrophe, as well as blogs supplies of food medicine will to add that extra seats in gaza while pounding the regents with us. right. so let's just say, as well a

juárez y el mediocampista de toluca, marcelo ruiz, en la convocatoria también destaca el regreso de irviny bueno, veremos qué defensiva será la que se imponga este domingo, cuando los ángeles 49ers recibirán a los dallas cowboys por la pantalla de telemundo 48. ese partido arranca a las 17:00 de la tarde con todo el equipo de telemundo deportes porque este domingo aquí en 48 somos la casa de los san francisco 49ers. >> y cómo ves al equipo? parece >> partido excelente, muy bien y en serio? no lo digo. creo que es la primera. realmente prueba de fuego para el equipo. porque están enfrentando a uno de los mejores equipos de la liga. los cowboys tienen una defensiva muy buena. muy bien colocada por dan keen y muchas piezas al ataque. entonces va a ser la primera prueba. pero los niners juegan muy bien. entonces va a ser un partidazo. sí o sí. >> es otro cuatro, verdad? sí eso te iba a preguntar. >> de qué son capaces? ellos dicen que están preparados. qué estrategia crees que vayan a establecer o por dónde crees que va? lo primero es establecer la carrera, porque el equipo de los wboys es mu

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>> the president should do what the university of irvine has done, uc irvine, what universities likeersity of florida has done which is strongly condemn terrorism and condemn the loss of innocent life as a result. this isn't theoretical. this isn't political. most jewish students have families and loved ones overseas who are suffering right now. our safety is at risk because of our peers who are not only comfortable but perhaps even ok with our bloodshed if it means their ideological -- >> john: let's look at the one statement that the president put out in which he had said he wanted to "express my deepest concerns and condolences for the many hundreds of lives of israelis, palestinians and others lost and thousands injured over the past few days in gaza and israel." no condemnation anywhere in that statement from the hamas terrorist attack. compare that to the university of arizona president who talked about the "horrendous acts of terrorism by ham that's israel targeted at innocent civilians including children." the nyu board chair, evan chessler and president linda g. mills talked

they didn't bother to disguise themselves as they were ransacking the nike store in irvine.street. florida governor ron desantis says all that crime in california is forcing people to move to his state. >> i was born and raised in florida. i never saw california license plate in my life growing up. yet i become governor and we start seeing all these california license plates in the state of florida. turns out, they were disaffected from the policies. my wife and i ran into 6 or 7 people that had been mugged in the last year in southern california. when has this ever been acceptable? >> harris: you remember just last week, last tuesday in philadelphia, it was like a movie but it was very real. surveillance video you are watching now from the famous streetware store art history 101 looters used a rock to break in, they then race in and grab armfuls of clothing. they even made off with the cash register. just took the whole thing. the owner of art history 101. first of all, your wardrobes are loved. i say wardrobes, complete ensembles, everything. it is heart truly. now you say

>> well irvine and john files what comes in the zoom, we begin on the border with gaza with the clock is ticking down to an israeli ground offensive, what negotiations continue to tried free more than 200 hostages being held by hamas and other militant groups in gaza. sources say those negotiations appear to reached an impasse, with a mask demands for fuel. israel says that is a nonstarter, at the same time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to have reassure troops who have been on standby for more than two weeks, the ground offensive is still on track with just one goal to smash hamas in retaliation for the militant groups attack on october 7th which killed more than 1400 civilians. even before any ground incursion unrelenting israeli airstrikes have had a devastating impact on gaza, and more than 2 million palestinians who live there are now facing a dire humanitarian crisis. on tuesday, only eight of the expected 28 trucks crossed over from egypt. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, higher the jansen qatari general antonio guterres is con for any mandy humanitar

she teaches storytelling at uc irvine. she's an associate professor in the literary journalism program. her books, the death class and somewhere have been released in 2014 and 2022, and she was named an npr best book of the year. you thank you. and i gotta i wonderful to be together with my longtime the of your work friends and i'm so excited for the outdoor world and i was going to ask you to just by reading a little bit okay all our. yeah okay actually i should put my glasses right now. get comfy. yeah. you want to sit through. yeah. okay. so. i'm going to read the chapter. it's just going savanna and it's about the main character in my nonfiction, a young woman named la fontaine gray went, who was living in fargo, north. and when an eight months pregnant when she was murdered and the story illustrates, a much larger issue, which is the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women, the united states. so this is just to give you a of a little bit about and who she was. thank you. savanna born on august 9th, 1995, on a

just recently one of the best players in nba irvin signed with a chinese brand.ld these companies and organizations accountable. so i'm glad that it is a bipartisan effort. it gave me hope. >> martha: can the nba forbid the players from entering into deals like kyrie irving just entered into? >> all of the things that many players care about is just money. i don't think that nba or nbpa will have any effect of it. sad to see how these players. whenever they are problems in america they are the first ones to criticize it but love to go sign with a company who is pretty much using slave labor. it is sad to see. >> martha: i'm thinking back to the black lives matter issues, and what they have worn on their shirts and yet they don't seem to care that uighurs are being taken out of their homes and brought to processing centers and forced into labor and separated from their families. i guess it is too far away. they don't pay attention to it. the issue is money, as you say. >> they all know, trust me, the ongoing genocide and know their shoes and t-shirts and jerseys b

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major democratic candidates, including congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and burr believe oakland and we don't know now if the newly appointed senator laphonza butler plans to enter the race as well. our political expert michael yaki joining us now. he's live for us in the kron 4 news room. so we can talk about this. thanks for joining us. michael. i just listed a long list of all of steve garvey ease a baseball. awards credentials accomplishments. nothing in the script was listed about anything he's done in politics before. does he have any background in politics? i think what he's doing is he's taking the arnold card as it were. >> and trying to put that on the table and see whether or not that's going to draw any attention. certainly from the republican point of view, he he'll be the most recognized name on the republican side of the ballot. whether or not that translates into getting into the top 2, which is how california works is going to little bit different. he's going to need a lot of money. he's going to need to distance himself from the fact tha

you had this eruption of anti-semitic statements -- you could call them that -- at uc irvine.ws. you had people vandalizing holocaust memorials. you had people threatening individual jewish students. the idea this is about free speech, i don't buy it. i think that campuses have a duty to protect free speech. but they also have a duty to ensure that it's clear where that line is and that students cannot engage in this kind of threatening tone. and also that those students are not speaking for the university. i mean, it is incredible to me -- just take penn for instance. they were only too happy to speak out about the death of george floyd. once you go down this road of making political statements as university administration, then it seems to be perfectly reasonable to expect that they're going to say something about the slaughter of over 1,000 jews in israel. >> i think that's exactly the question is whether universities should refrain from this kind of -- i think the stanford example is very interesting, where they say we think it's important that the universities as an insti

uc irvine professor who studies digital media found people can only pay attention to one screen for 47age and it can take up to 25 minutes to read. focus on something. once you get distracted. and are we surprised by this at all? what do you think, dan? >> no, you know, i don't. julianne. i try not to do that. but it's hard not to you know, i notice things can change even for me. you know, that three screen theory that people at home watching the television set their computer and their phone. i realized a few years ago i'm doing the exact same thing. we're so our attention is so divided right now that it's not really a surprise that that we can't keep our minds on one thing for very long. >> yeah, the figures that shocked me there, they say that we can only hang around with the screen for 47 seconds and then it takes us 25 minutes to adjust to something new. i have a hard time believing that. >> yeah, you're right. because we are changing gears quickly these days. yeah constantly. >> but, you know, if you get that push alert, right, maybe on your phone, distract you from work. and how

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congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and barbara lee of oakland. still garvey is confident attract voters from both parties. can you win? >> well, it's going to be steve garvey campaign. it's going to be about common sense. it's going to be a compassion. it's going to be about consensus building already. his opponents are quick to take a swing at him with adam schiff writing in part before steve garvey was a multimillionaire republican celebrity. he was a first baseman based on his announcement. it sounds like he's ready to take up the fight for everyone. born on 3rd base thinking they hit a triple go figure. no official statement from katie porter. but barber lee was quick to call garvey a, quote, pro-trump, anti-choice extremist. who is the wrong person to represent a progressive state like california in the u.s. senate. >> but garvey disagrees taken before months to >> to walk the state and talk to people and ask them what are their concerns. and interesting thing they said was, you know, nobody ever asks us the first person ask about how our fe

and he certainly detested irvin ization that foul appeared of iniquity and disease ease and putrefaction that he thought of what that came to mind immediately when he thought of baltimore or philadelphia or washington and so was remarking early as you were the one city that he never had anything harsh to say against, was paris, where he spent five years and wasn't fact expecting to go back to when he returned to united states on the mission to bring his to two daughters back so that they could be brought up not as french women, but as proper a virginia lady is. and he was planning to return to to to paris unfortunately or fortunately president washington newly elected decided that he would enlist jeffries who had mixed feelings about it and was to probably remove regret his agreement to become the first united states secretary of. well controversy all presidents certainly and our attitudes are going to be divided about him and contested about him for as long as we read about it, as as we study our history. jefferson as john eloquently remarked, gave a gave eloquent to the founding ideas

chipotle is testing this out in irvine with plans to expand in southern california. in the past , chipotle has tried out guacamole robots and tortilla chip robots. this it's been more than two weeks since united auto workers went on strike. >> and tonight, we're getting a sense of just how much it's costing the country. that and more as for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. level in more than a decade since mortgage rates tend to follow ten year treasury notes. investors are worried the housing market could stall further. the dow tumbled 430 points and wiped out its gains for the year. the nasdaq sank by 248 points and the s&p 500 dropped 58. nearly $4 billion. that's how much the united auto workers strike has cost automakers. that's according to a new report from the anderson economic group. that cost is up significant from the 1.6 billion in losses reported the first week of the strike. the strike has gone o

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you see him on the screen if congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine, barbara lee of oakland, all of them vying to replace senator dianne feinstein. we will see what this does to the candidate field. all right. happening tonight, the sunol glen school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban on displaying the pride flag schools. this has been a heated topic at previous meetings and kron four's will tran joins us live from sun. always been following the story for us this morning. will good morning. >> james, the way it stands right now, ever since september. 12th, if you come to this school, only 2 flags are allowed to fly in front of the school or be displayed anywhere in front, whether it's the fence or not, only the american flag and the state of california flag. but before that, they could display welcome back to school. be kind week. and in june they have the pride flag in that pride flag for the past couple years here. no problems. and then over the summer, something happened where 2 board members, they voted 2 to one to to institute that ban. so what

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congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and barbara lee of oakland. >> happening tonight, the snow glen school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban on display that pride flag at school. yeah, it's been heated topic as of late kron four's will tran following the story for us live from saint. will. >> it's a tiny school, but it has been making a lot of noise as far as controversy over the past month. you can see parents and administrators showing up. that's an old when school this morning and you can see the flags right behind me. james reyna, ever since september 12, they were no longer allowed to fly any other flag other than the united states flag. and california's flag. this despite for years being allowed, especially during pride month of june to fly the pride flag. but then on september, 12th by a vote of 2 to one board members voted, they cannot do that saying it's special interest and that is why you only see those 2 flags this morning. well, one of the board members, the one that voted against the ban reintroduced or i should say, introduced a resol

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congress members, adam schiff of burbank, katie porter of irvine and barbara of oakland. >> all right. time now 704. and happening tonight, the glen school board, they're going to meet to discuss repealing the ban on displaying the pride flag. it's cool. yeah. this is been a heated topic at previous meetings. kron four's will tran is following the story for us live in. we'll >> james. it got so heated when this all went down that the alameda county sheriff's department, they actually sent in their deputies to make sure to restore peace, to allow the board members to ultimately vote 2 to one to have that ban in place, which is why you see over my shoulder right now. moving forward ever since september 12th, they could not fly any other flags at the school except the american flag and the united states flag coming. i states flag and the california flag right there. but before that, they could fly the pride flag and it's been flying there for years, especially during pride month. but then it got controversy over the summer, which is why they took up this issue on september. 12th, let me

it escalated to a four for irvine, but he's out of the cockpit now. >> the pilot was off duty at the time, but he was riding in the cockpit. this was a flight going from everett, washington to sfo ever as just outside of seattle. the plane had to divert to portland and jobina were learning the man may have been having a mental health emergency. yes reggie. >> so passengers on the flight say the pilot told them 44 year old joseph emerson had a, quote, mental breakdown during the flight. he is originally from washington state but has lived in contra costa county since 2008. emerson works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is the reason he was authorized to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit. abc seven went to his home in pleasant hill yesterday. neighbors say he was always kind toward them and they were shocked to hear what happened. >> and he's never had a negative statement about his job or anything like that. so yeah, he's very understanding and well of other people. >> and, you know, we have a grandson with special needs and he's very good to him. >> the airline pi

dplor yaus mark is an attention researcher at the university of california irvine.ific evidence that attention spans are getting shorter? >> yes. so, we started studying attention span length over 20 years ago. we would shadow people with a stopwatch and every time they shifted attention, we'd click stop. in 2003, we found that attention spans averaged about 2 1/2 minutes on any screen before people switched. in the last five, six years, they are averaging 47 seconds on a screen. how can you get anything done if you're supposed to write a report in 47 seconds later you are switching to another app? >> you do it with great difficulty. >> reporter: professor mark maintains that shorter attention span has three down sides. >> the first is people make more errors when they do attention shifting. second down side is that it takes longer to do something because we have to reorient to every new task, every time we shift. the third down side, maybe this is the worst of all, is that stress increases. when people are working on multiple tasks and they have to shift their atte