, entertainment reporter for the john murray show, and kelly.here's no better group than you three to talk about this stuff. i'm serious. i am wondering about black popular culture. we see reality tv becoming a big part of it. some of the biggest stars we know we know from reality tv. what's the reason for that? >> i think first of all there's more reality to consume. reality is cheap to produce, so it's not episodic where people are suddenly flooding the market. but i don't think it puts black people worse off. i think it's an equal-opportunity offender. look at "jersey shore." looks just as bad. >> that's true. what do you make of black people's space? >> i think reality in television is one of the only genres on where there is variety. you've had serious shows and shows like "harlem heights" that didn't necessarily do well for b.e.t. and other networks. they've run their course. there is a variety of shows out there. we just have to watch the good stuff so they can stay on the air. >> it seems the stuff that sticks the most is the bad stuff.

i noticed, you know, john kerry sitting john mccain. patty murray the chairman of the democratic senate campaign committee of washington sitting with jon corn inthe republican chairman from the campaign committee from texas. there's a little less willingness to do it. i think maybe it took a little bit of the, what we come to expect, the pep rally aspect of it, of the speech. >> it was a little lower energy level. but as a former speech writer, it puts more emphasis on the words themselves instead of the up-and-down of the emotions of the chamber. i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. i think.... >> lehrer: people were listening to it. >> exactly. the president is very good at explaining. explaining how our economy has changed. explaining why we need to do research and development, explaining... and he brings the listener along in a logical way. i think it's one of his real skills. i think he's sometimes good at inspiration but is actually better at explanation. this speech had a lot of kind of serious economic explanation. >> i agree with m

i noticed, you know, john kerry sitting john mccain. patty murray the chairman of the democratic senate campaign committee of washington sitting with jon corn inthe republican chairman from the campaign committee from texas. there's a little less willingness to do it. i think maybe it took a little bit of the, what we come to expect, the pep rally aspect of it, of the speech. >> it was a little lower energy level. but as a former speech writer, it puts more emphasis on the words themselves instead of the up-and-down of the emotions of the chamber. i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. i think.... >> lehrer: people were listening to it. >> exactly. the president is very good at explaining. explaining how our economy has changed. explaining why we need to do research and development, explaining... and he brings the listener along in a logical way. i think it's one of his real skills. i think he's sometimes good at inspiration but is actually better at explanation. this speech had a lot of kind of serious economic explanation. >> i agree with m

i noticed, you know, john kerry sitting john mccain. patty murraythe chairman of the democratic senate campaign committee of washington sitting with jon corn inthe republican chairman from the campaign committee from texas. there's a little less willingness to do it. i think maybe it took a little bit of the, what we come to expect, the pep rally aspect of it, of the speech. >> it was a little lower energy level. but as a former speech writer, it puts more emphasis on the words themselves instead of the up-and-down of the emotions of the chamber. i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. i think.... >> lehrer: people were listening to it. >> exactly. the president is very good at explaining. explaining how our economy has changed. explaining why we need to do research and development, explaining... and he brings the listener along in a logical way. i think it's one of his real skills. i think he's sometimes good at inspiration but is actually better at explanation. this speech had a lot of kind of serious economic explanation. >> i agree with mi

murray was sweating profusely during the event. >>> elizabeth and john edwards separated last year after 32 years of marriage. in the will made public today, elizabeth edwards left all her property to her three children. her daughter kate edwards is named executor of the estate. >>> there's word tonight that another person who allegedly had spine equipment on her body has been detained in iran. >>> also the couple accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard no longer allowed to talk on the phone with each other. find out why the judge made that decision. >>> >>> new at 6:00. >> a major problem at a bay area guide dog training program. we uncover what's killing some dogs and why this situation hand happened in decades. >>> and we uncover the latest efforts to try and close this troubled south bay nightclub for good. w t ileororr li irore >>> there will be no more phone calls between the garridos at least for now. the couple accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard are not allowed to talk to each other. phillip and nancy garrido may have been used the calls to coordinate their testimony. >>> a san fran

john mcenroe. federer will be at the top of the ranking for a couple more years yet leading the life of andy murray in about djokovic will have to make significant strides if they are to make a breakthrough day how sports in the world rankings but mcenroe doesn't see even getting anywhere just yet and i report is ahead of the next edition match in hong kong. so there's no reason to believe. look looking at it the way i do. these guys aren't going to be around for the next couple years so these other guys whether it's. your murray. in order for them to break through they're going to have to add elements to their game the same way that doll did in raj a couple years back and to work harder than ever to try to allow themselves to compete against to with the most if not the most talented players that ever play ten or so and that brings us the end of the sport for the moment when i feel that it later. children dow see how eight thousand murders by the end of elementary school five two hundred thousand violent acts by the age of eighteen from movies to television shows to video games to children to twent

john mcenroe. federer will be at the top of the rankings for a couple more years yet believe in the likes of andy murray and about joke of age but have to make significant strides and i guess if they are tonight and great through the day how good and for sports in the world rankings but mcenroe doesn't see even getting anywhere just yet and made that case reporters have an exhibition match in hong kong. so there's no reason to believe. look look you know the way i do. these guys aren't going to be around for the next couple years so these other guys whether it's joke of it sure murray. on down the law. in order for them to break through they're going to have to add elements to their game the same way that nidal did in raj a couple years back and to work harder than ever to try to allow themselves to compete against to the most if not the most talented players that ever play tennis and that brings us the end of the sport for the moment. that it later. there were tongues filled with joy with parades and marches. inspiring people with enthusiasm. but it was everything really that good and was allowed for t

john mcenroe. federer will be at the top of the rankings for a couple more years yet leaving the likes of andy murray and about joke of age we'll have to make significant strides in a gang if they are to make a breakthrough day how third and fourth sports in the world rankings but mcenroe doesn't see them getting anywhere just yet and made that case reporters ahead of an exhibition match in hong kong. so there's no reason to believe. look in looking at it the way the way i do it that. these guys aren't going to be around for the next couple years so these other guys whether it's a joke of it sure murray. on down the line. in order for them to break through they're going to have to add elements to their game the same way that nidal did and roger did a couple years back and to work harder than ever to try to allow themselves to compete against two of the most if not the most talented players that ever play tennis so and i bring this the end of the sports after the moment when i most ball theme i did later. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around. the future.

john mcenroe. federer will be at the top of the rankings for a couple more years yet believe in the likes of andy murray and i joke of age but have to make significant strides and i guess if they are to make a breakthrough they haue third and fourth sports in the world rankings but not the right distance even getting anywhere just yet i made that case report is ahead of an exhibition match in hong kong. so there's no reason to believe. look in looking at it the way i do. these guys aren't going to be around for the next couple years so these other guys whether it's joke of it sure murray. on down the law. in order for them to break through they're going to have to add elements to their game the same way that nidal did in roger couple years back and to work harder than ever to try to allow themselves to compete against the most if not the most talented players that ever play tennis and that brings us the end of the sport for the moment. that it later. culture is that so much a thing to be is going to make a whole lot of people care enough but look at what is it the world's most important international bo

john fowler, ktvu. >>> one of michael jackson's body guards describes being told to bag up -- that came in the preliminary hearing for jack on's doctor. say murraydministered a power drug to jackson without the proper equipment. body guard said when he entered the room, he saw murray giving jackson chest compressions with one hand. >>> coming up next at 6:00, continuing coverage on new information we're learning about that incident caught on cell phone video that shows police shooting a man in a wheelchair. >>> also at 6:00, take a look at this new video. it shows the frightening new way thieves are breaking into cars. they just push a button and your car is unlocked. >>> having 3 super bowls, that's what they say it's like to have the american cup coming. >>> the u.s. constitution guarantees this right but are some people taking advantage of it? we hear from a bay area family about what this possible change means to them. it's all coming up at 6:00. >>> disappointing news about some tortoises that were moved. biologists say that some of the threatened tortoises appear to be sick. they were relocated but now 5 of the animals have tested positive

john fowler. >>> and ktvu.com has more information about that clinical trial at stanford medical center. just look for the web links section on the home page. >>> michael jackson's former doctor pled not guilty today. dr.conrad murrays accused of giving michael jackson a powerful sedative. the judge said today he will hear arguments on that matter on february 7th. >>> backers of college radio station kusf rally today at san francisco's city hall following news last week that the station had been sold. >> who's station? >> our station. >>> the rally came right before the supervisor called to rescind their decision allowing the sale of the station. the university sold kusf as part of a $3.7 million deal that transferred ownership of it's frequency to a classical music station. >>> there are now just hours to go until the 27th mac world expo opens at the masconi center. eager spectators registered early to beat the crowds. >> we're up about 25% in preregistered attendance. the show is growing again. >> i love my mac and i love to learn everything i can about it. and i think for me that's what's important. >> mac world organizers say the conference is a great place to find gadgets and accessories for i pads, ipods and

john fowler. >>> and ktvu.com has more information about that clinical trial at stanford medical center. just look for the web links section on the home page. >>> michael jackson's former doctor pled not guilty today. dr.conrad murrays accused of giving michael jackson a powerful sedative. the judge said today he will hear arguments on that matter on february 7th. >>> backers of college radio station kusf rally today at san francisco's city hall following news last week that the station had been sold. >> who's station? >> our station. >>> the rally came right before the supervisor called to rescind their decision allowing the sale of the station. the university sold kusf as part of a $3.7 million deal that transferred ownership of it's frequency to a classical music station. >>> there are now just hours to go until the 27th mac world expo opens at the masconi center. eager spectators registered early to beat the crowds. >> we're up about 25% in preregistered attendance. the show is growing again. >> i love my mac and i love to learn everything i can about it. and i think for me that's what's important. >> mac world organizers say the conference is a great place to find gadgets and accessories for i pads, ipods and

are responding today by joining john and roxanne green in mourning the loss of their 9-year-old daughter christina, as well as the friends and families of dorothy murraywe in the arizona delegation are proud of the wonderful state that we together with more than six million of our friends and neighbors call home. arizona is defined not by the actions of a lone, crazed gunman, but by the heroism and bravery of those who left us on saturday. and those like our friend and colleague gabrielle giffords who will continue to lead us in the future. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona, mr. pastor. mr. pastor: i yield three minutes to the leader of the caucus, mr. larson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. larson: i thank the gentleman from arizona, thank you, madam speaker. shake peer -- shakespeare tells us in "othello, that when aigo whispers mistruths in the ear of othello, something beautiful dies. something beautiful died in tucson, arizona, this past saturday. people who came to an event to hear their

are responding today by joining john and roxanne green in mourning the loss of their 9-year-old daughter christina, as well as the friends and families of dorothy murray and phyllis schneck. we in the arizona delegation are proud of the wonderful state that we together with more than six million of our friends and neighbors call home. arizona is defined not by the actions of a lone, crazed gunman, but by the heroism and bravery of those who left us on saturday. and those like our friend and colleague gabrielle giffords who will continue to lead us in the future. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona, mr. pastor. mr. pastor: i yield three minutes to the leader of the caucus, mr. larson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. larson: i thank the gentleman from arizona, thank you, madam speaker. shake peer -- shakespeare tells us in "othello, that when aigo whispers mistruths in the ear of othello, something beautiful dies. something beautiful died in tucson, arizona, this past saturday. people who came to

are responding today by joining john and roxanne green in mourning the loss of their 9-year-old daughter christina, as well as the friends and families of dorothy murrayneck. we in the arizona delegation are proud of the wonderful state that we together with more than six million of our friends and neighbors call home. arizona is defined not by the actions of a lone, crazed gunman, but by the heroism and bravery of those who left us on saturday. and those like our friend and colleague gabrielle giffords who will continue to lead us in the future. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona, mr. pastor. mr. pastor: i yield three minutes to the leader of the caucus, mr. larson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. larson: i thank the gentleman from arizona, thank you, madam speaker. shake peer -- shakespeare tells us in "othello, that when aigo whispers mistruths in the ear of othello, something beautiful dies. something beautiful died in tucson, arizona, this past saturday. people who came to an event to hear

are responding today by joining john and roxanne green in mourning the loss of their 9-year-old daughter christina, as well as the friends and families of dorothy murrayn the arizona delegation are proud of the wonderful state that we together with more than six million of our friends and neighbors call home. arizona is defined not by the actions of a lone, crazed gunman, but by the heroism and bravery of those who left us on saturday. and those like our friend and colleague gabrielle giffords who will continue to lead us in the future. i reserve the balance of my time. the spear pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona, mr. pastor. mr. pastor: i yield three minutes to the leader of the caucus, mr. larson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. larson: i thank the gentleman from arizona, thank you, madam speaker. shake peer -- shakespeare tells us in "othello, that when aigo whispers mistruths in the ear of othello, something beautiful dies. something beautiful died in tucson, arizona, this past saturday. people who came to an event to hear their congr

john roll. gabe zimmerman, working for gabby's staff. 9-year-old christina taylor green. being elected in sdent council, just wanting to meet her representative and a neighbor taking her down. also, from dorothy murray, dorwin stoddard, phyllis schneck, doing what every american has the right to do, to give their opinion. that's what this floor has to be committed to. that's what this floor has to continue to fight. that's what gabby continues to fight for. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arizona. mr. pastor: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. garamendi: madam speaker, on behalf of the men and women of the 10th congressional district, i rise in pport of this resolution and bring to this floor their condolences and prayers forhe six who were murdered in tucson and for gabby a and -- and her speedy recovery. patty and i send along our own special prayers and condolences. for those of us who have had the privilege of working with gabrielle, i add my own special thoughts. i came to the committee on science and technology where she was the chairwoman of the sub

also, i wanted to point out to you on this sheet of paper, an e-mail sent to me by john murray, on the back page i have for you the park to crimes as they were compiled. i highlighted for you where it says primary offenses only. i wanted you to understand why some of these numbers were down. the way that the hierarchy works, we only capture the highest offense. if someone is arrested or cited for prostitution or loitering as a secondary offense, loitering charges not captured. this sheik right here. i know that there were some questions about this last time and why these numbers are low in some categories. it has been explained to me that we are not able to capture all of these citations, only the highest charge or a fence according to the categories. that is why they come out this way. supervisor chiu: think you. any further questions? thank you, captain. any members of the public that wish to comment? two minutes for speaker during public comment. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is christine harrison. thank you. there are additional crimes happening in our city. state of missouri ri