. >> reporter: s&p analyst scott kessler says that means google will have to change the google experience, from a transaction, where users search and leave, to one that is more engaging. >> so we think that, more and more, google needs to figure out ways to not only attract people to their properties, but also to keep people there. >> reporter: page will soon be making the big calls at google, but in some ways, eric schmidt will have the more difficult challenge. he will be dealing with government regulators in the u.s. and around the world, and many are concerned about google's market power. some analysts feel that is a bigger threat to google than competitors like apple and microsoft. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: another tech shakeup tonight, this one on the hewlett-packard board of directors. four board members that played key roles in the ouster of former c.e.o. mark hurd stepped down today. h-p will replace them with some tech heavy weights. among those joining the lineup: former lucent alcatel c.e.o. patricia russo, and former ebay chief meg whitman.

things on health care, i agree with ramesh's observation that the book i wrote with john kogan and dan kessler called healthy wealthy and wise, it's smalloutfits and a stocking, about to be reissued. it is about value. talk about cost of the book but it is about value. every reason to believe we are not getting value right in u.s. health care and cost are too high from a value perspective. ramesh is right on medicaid. the key issue in medicaid is the formula you choose in the block grant and then it isn't thinking corporatization, ending states getting to spend other peoples money. in fact, jon and dan and i argued it's a matter of what form that you sent. be as generous as you what with governors but stopped ago participation in your way ahead. on adjustable-rate mortgages and interest rate only mortgages come what we are because we got to go back, peter and i argue that we have to go back to a kind of regulation that limits contracts by wealth levels. i have no problem with affluent people of any kind of contracting want, but it was ironic that a wealthy person buying an apartment on park av

director 101 marin county that's weather worst, kessler this still getting through then having soakedds below 50 mi. per hour. binkley better conditions here not much matter that the toll plaza the upper deck stood crowded but moving well as you had passed the suspension towers. said bound 101 or earlier slowed through the city in the long grass factor. beautiful weather, let's find out more james. >> great, temperatures pretty good, 53 in oakland 54 san francisco, cooler and the no. 36 in santa rosa. mid-upper '40's in napa. highly for in the delta everyone else's pretty mild temperatures in the low 50s. if this afternoon to warm it up into the '60s, 62 senator pell, vallejo, richmond. 60 concord, 64 oakland, 63. looking pretty much the same at their in livermore. temperatures and low 60s. the pacific, a lot of clear air a lot of sunshine we do have the jet stream green clouds back behind us and northeasterly wind across the bay we will see some gas in the higher elevations. some up to 50 mi. per hour, not sustained. will a has guests to at 75 mi. an hour. down trees, power lines tha

. >> reporter: randy kessler, a family law attorney says some of the toughest divorce cases is when thein the marriage bed. >> an affair especially in the marital home or marital bedroom, it gets hotter and hotter and causes protracted litigation because people have to get over that before they can resolve the case. >> reporter: the final act of betrayal might have financial consequences. >> if they discover they were in the marital bed, they might not be as generous towards one spouse than they otherwise would have been. >> reporter: taking a poll in, 28% said their marriage would not survive an affair outside the home but it jumped to 54% of women if it happened in their marriage bed. >> women believe their homes and especially marriage bed are sacred. >> reporter: the marriage bed is especially important to men. >> i had a client who came home one night and found his wife in bed naked and looked in the closet and found another man. it took a long time for him to get over it. i'm not sure he still has. >> reporter: once the marriage bed has been tainted, the damage is difficult to und

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