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we didn't want to take it to mtv and have it become a kids show, which is, you know, all mtv really is anymore: nickelodeon. so, you know, that really wasn't a hard decision, you know? we knew that because they were airing the pythons, that still had that kind of material that was just as edgy as anything we've ever done, if not, edgier. there was a moment where you were ushered into a room, i'm sure, to watch the pilot. what was your gut reaction when you first saw it? brilliant; i thought it was funny. and to me, you know, funny is really the common denominator. you can do a lot of shows that have expression, but bottom line, it has to be funny. not only was it funny, you know, it was so unique and groundbreaking, provocative, you know, all the things that are in our "mission statement," you know, for the network: a unique point of view, intelligent, and very, very funny. and we looked and immediately knew that we had a hit on our hands. there was no mistake about it. but what's fascinating is, we went through a phase of-- because then what happened was that the--- and i don't rememb

tear down the system test of the electric car maker and toyota are teaming up to produce a new kind of mtvhas for details. tesla party as a prototype electric kron 4 car ready to be sent to toyota for testing by the end of the month. the plans for tesla to produce electric power train in the bay area at either the power of the headquarters of the former nummi in fremont. what less carbon corp which will appear by the end of the year tesla said it will have four models ready for trotted it's as well pure the prototypes rate now were using existing route for cars and using some of for existing technology were ordinary that a look for the best way to use that in the future for long term dependable car. toyota's committing $50 million to their electric car program it's not clear if the car will be built in fremont or that twitter rapport plant in canada. if they hope to be selling the car in the united states by 2012. apollo also create kron 4 news. fog at the golden gate bridge this afternoon we have the fog below the tops of the tower and the sea breeze coming to the gate of these near the b

mtv is coming to the bay area and putting one local high school in the spotlight. >> and what on earthging up inside the new caldecott tunnel and why some scientists are calling the discovery priceless. >> good morning. 680 traffic doing well heading to the south bay. more about the morning commute coming up. >>> good monday morning, time now 5:43. mostly sunny skies. concord 77, a high forecast in the upper 80s. mark, thank you. republic bask, good morning to you. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now at 5:43. police are investigating the death of a man shot and killed overnight at 19th and webster. investigators say the motive may have been robbery or carjacking. so far no arrests have been made. >>> walnut creek is bracing for a possible showdown this afternoon at a planned rally in support of former bart police officer johannes mehserle. the rally is set for 2:00 p.m. and could also include a group of counter protesters making the potential crowd size unpredictable. >>> bp is closely monitoring that now capped oil well in the gulf of mex

a spokesman for redstone who ordered mtv execs to develop a reality show about the band refused to comment on the gift. >>> well, garza throws a no-no, haren flops with halos, and the twins gang up on the royals. >>> plus, if he's not careful, ichiro is going to become better known for his glove than his bat. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in your tuesday weather, the 90-degree heat is once again spreading across the country. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night, tampa bay's matt garza threw the first no-hitter in rays' history. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it's been the year of the pitcher. count them. five no-hitters, two perfect games already this season. last night tampa bay rays' matt garza was the latest to enter the history books against the tigers. garza's only mistake, a walk in the second inning. did get a little help in the third. danny worth, a line drive to right. ben m

. >> mtv's jt jersey shore" positive for new jersey in which or negative? it does is take a bunch of new yorkers, drops them at the jersey shore, tries to make america feel like this is new jersey. it's a beautiful place. we've got another six weeks or so of summer left. come to new jersey. >> governor certainly was not the only critic of the show. many italian-american groups have panned the show as offensive. >>> in sports, alberto contador road into the tour de france. meanwhile, seven-time champion lance armstrong finished 23rd, competing for the last time. for other highlights, kevin connors at espn news. >>> good morning, historic sunday in indianapolis. we take you to the brickyard for the action. pole sitter juan pablo montoya getting focused for the brickyard 400. jimmie johnson both eyeing their fifth brickyard victory. first lap of the race turned to kyle busch, flipped sam hornish jr. from behind, where there's smoke, there's generally a pileup. seven cars. busch would finish eighth, hornish, 30th. 40 left to go, while pitting during the fourth

>>> we are back now at 8:10 with the guys and gals of mtv's "jersey shore." virtual unknowns became overnight sensations last year, and tonight season two gets under way. in a moment we'll talk to snooki and friends, and the gang, about the show, and some criticism they've taken from new jersey's own governor. but first, nbc's jeff rossen has also made it to the shore. jeff, good morning to you. >> yeah, long trip down here, matt, to thank out with the cast. right now we're coming to you from the roof of that famous "jersey shore" house where all the filming is done, where it all happens. this is the famous hot tub. if you watch the show, you see some of the more interesting scenes here. you don't get to see this too much on the show but the house is literally right on the water. right on the atlantic. a beautiful place. i'm actually jealous i don't live here myself. with the beautiful roof deck, i might add. this is the hammock where snooki always tries to get in 20 times, falls down and tries to get in. here's the bed where some of the other more interestin

. >> he and his partners sold xfire to mtv networks for $110 million. it was his third million dollar deal. he sold his first company for $13 million. his second, a search engine, sold for a half billion dollars to ask.com and xfire 110 million. even his dad told him to quit working but to that he added a stint as a venture capitalist and then started up another company called ruba that enables every day internet users to hand out travel advice. what did mike do with ruba? he sold it to google. we're joined by maggie shiels from bbc and jon swartz from "usa today." you are not mike cassidy. that's the one thing that perhaps you don't do. you have managed to sell four for four, right? >> yes. >> vastly diverse startups. you didn't do the same thing again and again and again which is what some people do. >> right. one was internet search. one was pc online gamers and last one was for recommendations based on signs in travel. >> do you know all those things? those are four things you know? >> i like going into new spaces for a couple reasons. one is someti

. >> reporter: a 2007 "new york times"/cbs news-mtv poll found 62% of people 17 to 29 thought abortion should be banned or more strictly limited than it is now. that's 4 points higher than older adults. these children from san jose and dallas stay they are part of the pro-life youth movement people bo after roe v. wade. >> i plan to dedicate my life to saving babies. >> reporter: planned parenthood officials aren't worried. >> california consistently continues to be a state that is pro-abortion. how one defines that is different. attitudes continually pro- abortion. >> reporter: they are concerned that their clients coming in for abortions or other healthcare services may be intimidated. >> it's challenging for our patients particularly bringing their children in for immunization exams and privacy issues. but, you know, this is indeed part of their right to do this and we're just fortunate that we continue to be here for the community to provide healthcare. >> reporter: although the live action group started here in san jose, their influence is apparently spreading. they plan to open o

then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm you see the cast of mtv show jurors the shores.e that's nooky. rain the opening bell. >> are we in the twilight zone at we officially entered it. >> i know. stocks are rebounding today futures have been positive all morning long it looks like we will start off in positive territory as well. new home sales rose less want as incentives for the federal government held by more buyers into the spirit >> this has to be the earliest jersey shore people have been awake. now they will immediately do what go to the gym and tanning booth. all looked the golden gate bridge not too bad at all but temperatures are still cool and we really are not born to get out of this today. >> i think their way from the night before that's my philosophy. hopefully you're not a week from the night before if you're getting up this morning dealing with a lot of low clouds not isaak been at the bridge but widespread. it will contribute to well below average jumped thursday again to a similar to what was ideas today then we start to warm it up as we head toward th

that's them, the cast of the mtv show jersey shore. they were on hand for the opening bell. stocks were mixed on news that consumer confidence fell to its lowest since february. a strong earnings report from dupont helped the dow advance 12 points. the nasdaq though eight points down. for the latest financial and consumers news, make sure to visit our website ktvu.com and click on the business tab. >>> the state is stepping to investigate the record of a tiny community in the los angeles area. the state controlling arrived in bell today to conduct a review of city council salaries. three top officials resigned last week after it came out that they were earning a combined $1.6 million a year. to add to the residents outrage, they had been paying four of their five part time city council members almost $100,000 a year. the council voted unanimously last night to cut their part time pay by 90% to $8,000 a year. >>> well, there is sad news tonight. one of the best known players in oakland history has died. >>> why californians may not be happy about being number one on a newly r

so naturally mtv brought her back and surprised -- everyone is getting along really well. >> you wanto go outside right now, we'll go right [ bleep ] outside. >> first of all -- >> put your [ bleep ] in my [ bleep ] face. you want to take this -- >> i'm trying to come back here with a fresh start. i'm trying to be classy right now. >> hold on. angelina -- >> [ bleep ] mosquito in my ear. just stop. all right. you're so annoying. you want to do this on me. >> jimmy: they say women are from hoboken and men are from trenton. the guys -- another big moment tonight, j-woww spilled a drink on sammie's clothes. i couldn't believe it, either. this is what we're watching. so, snooki rinsed the clothes off in the sink. >> oh, my god. >> it just collapsed. >> don't [ bleep ] with her shorts. >> i feel like a pilgrim right now. >> jimmy: she didn't say which. could have been the 1620s, right? pilgrims. she came over on the sprayflower, in -- [ laughter ] you may remember some italian american groups were upset about the first season of "jersey shore" because they felt it depicted our people in a

mtv's "jersey shore." positive for new jersey or negative? >> negative for new jersey. i mean, because it -- what it does is takes a bunch of new yorkers, who most of the people on "jersey shore" are new yorkers, drops them at the jersey shore, tries to make america feel like this is new jersey. i could tell people, they want to know what new jersey really is, i welcome them to come to new jersey any time. the jersey shore is a beautiful place and a place everybody should come on vacation this summer. we've got another six weeks of summer left, come to new jersey. >> that's right. >> safe to say he's not tivoing the show, i think. in addition to him the new jersey italian american league, they have not only said this and more, they've said it's wildly offensive, it obviously promotes all kif hoe in terms of his state, i understand whuet. >> it's my home state, i have vacationed myself at the jersey shore. he made an important point, those kids are not from jersey. so it does kind of stereotype those kids are not from jersey. so it does kind of stereotype the state a lit

thursday is the season two premiere of "the jersey shore" on mtv.fter six long months, snooki and the situation and j-woww and chewbacca. he's not one of them? they will be back. this morning, the whole cast was onhand to ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. supposedly there was so much demand to see them do it, for the first time they ran out of guest passes to bring in -- what's wrong with people? fortunately the historic event was televised and here they are, america's favorite juiceheads on wall street, starting the business day. >> let's get this started, wall street bitches! >> jimmy: she tossed her snookis there is what she did. t it's really just begun. they have an iphone app coming out. guillermo has it, do you like it? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: here's guillermo testing out the new iphone app from "jersey shore." ♪ [ laugh iing ] >> jimmy: well, you look good. you look really good. it's been very, very hot on the east coast lately. and to make matters worst, a thunderstorm has left hundreds of thousands of people in washing

i -- i bring -- a stage version of my mtv show.een that, it's like the your momma's so fat jokes. i bring the winners, we have an east-coa coast west coast battl. >> jimmy: is that a good idea with guys that have ak-47s to be doing your momma jokes? >> they check them at the door. >> jimmy: do the soldiers get involved in that? >> no, they can't. it's like a -- >> jimmy: it's like, your momma is so fat, sir! >> there were some crazy jokes, actually, over there. >> jimmy: and they love it, right? >> it plays off great and it's a nice, fun hour of just straight up comedy for them. that's all they do over there is talk smack to each other. >> jimmy: right. mostly guys and some women, as well, kind of sitting around. >> and the women are tough. they -- they hold their own over there. >> jimmy: well, yeah, sure. yeah. they're in the military. >> naturally. naturally. more pushups. >> jimmy: so, this movie is kind of inspired by these people that you know and that you met. >> yeah, i met, you though, thousands of soldiers and heard hundr

is mtv stupid? i don't want to see those guidos again. i don't care if they grow as people.stuff garlic knots in an ed hardy shirt and leave it on the boardwalk in the sun and grow new guidos. it's that easy. [ laughter ] i don't want to give away my mother's guido recipe on the show. [ laughter ] how is the economy for you guys? is it hard? is it rough out there? is it this hard? have any of you had to sell your gold for cash? [ laughter ] the worst kind of hard where you couldn't keep your gold that you had? and that commercial came on, and you had to send it to them? [ light laughter ] you ever see that? the people that sold their gold on that commercial are so happy because they had no idea gold is worth money before that came on. [ laughter ] "i got $40 and i just had them melt down my grandma's stupid necklace she hid from the nazis." [ laughter ] "i thought we were going to lose the house, and then my wife said, 'what about our pirate treasure that we have? [ laughter ] could that, somehow --'" oh, not to bring it down, guys, but do you remember where you were when yo

today it was announced they reached an agreement with mtv and they're going to get more money.t for us, for our children's sake. each cast member is going to get just under $30,000 an episode. [ laughter ] which is a good -- i will personally be satisfied until j-woww is making oprah money, but $30,000 is okay. you college kids sitting at home for the summer with your degrees, probably should have just gone to the tanning salon. this is surprising. bp has blundered again. i know, i didn't believe it, either, but they -- they acknowledge that a photo posted on their website -- they have a command center for this oil spill in houston. they acknowledged that the picture was photoshopped. they had this picture, well -- show the picture. this is workers monitoring a bank of ten, like, giant video screens there. and the real picture, unfortunately, was not ten screens. two of the screens were blank, and -- that's what it really looked like. they said their staff photographer was showing off his photoshop skills. if you are really good at that, no skill is really as impressive as cutt

. >> -- snooky -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- big hit show on mtv, so they were there. probably causing a bit of a commotion i would think there on the trading floor. it looks like a pretty good day, the gains will continue. some earnings coming in this morning. du pont second quarter profits up pretty strong. the opening numbers in just a moment. >> all right, well, good morning do snooky, good morning to you, thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news, tuesday, july the 27th. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. the time now is 6:30. >> the oakland police department could soon get back the 80 police officers it lost but just moments ago they told us they were needed right now. let's get right to tara moriarty with details of the new crime spree. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning, dave. almost right after those 80 police officers lost their jobs violent crime spiked, that is according to authorities we spoke to this morning. basically what they tell us is the number of home invasion robberies surged in an area called area 2, a neighborhood w

i saw him at the mtv awards, shirtless with a vest. >> yeah, he was one of the tinier people that i met jimmy: oh, yeah, they're fun people. i don't know danica. i know shaun white. he's a fun dude. sounds like a good time. >> it was a great time, i had a blast. >> now, we should explain to everyone "mad men" is back on sunday. and, gosh, "mad men" couldn't be huger than it is right now. huger -- is that a word? scrabble? scrabble dictionary? but if you go outside, you see that you're in storefront windows and all that. people are having "mad men" parties. you're hosting a big thing in times square. >> i know. >> jimmy: a big "mad men" party. explain this. >> well, i don't really know. i've just been hearing that it's big. lots of people in times square. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who's letting you know what's going on? it can't be me, is it? [ laughter ] >> it kind of is. >> jimmy: am i telling you this news? yeah, you should be prepared. >> i thought it was the premiere, but now it's times square. there were 6,000 people there last year. there's a jumbotron. >> jimmy: yeah, and they dress

. >>> reporter: from mtv reality shows to bristol palin's baby bump, teen pregnancy is quickly becoming a pop culture trend. >> that's really cute. wow. that's the stretchy part? >> i like this one but i don't like that one. >> reporter: and thanks to this popular teen store, it got trendier. forever 21 has launched a new maternity line and it's raising eyebrows. >> the last thing we need is something like a company like this forever21, which is very, very popular, to promote that kind of a line to our teens or to our youth. >> reporter: this girl was a teen mother herself and worries about the influence the line will have on impressionable youth but she was the only person we could find today who had that opinion. >> i'm not influenced by it. >> i don't think it should promote pregnancy. >> it makes pregnant people want to come here because they will have stylish clothes. >> reporter: that's exactly what forever21 tells us. that this is just the next in a series of new lines that began with plus sizes and expanded to include fits more flattering for adult bodies. their new maternity li

mtv's "jersey shore" positive or negative? posegative. it takes bunch of new yorkers, most of the people on "jersey shore" are from new york. drops them at the jersey shore and tries to make people think this is jersey. i welcome people to come to new people toytime. the jersey shore is a beautiful place. some place everybody should come on vacation. we got another six weeks or so of summer left. come to new jersey. ch.thank you so much. >> thank you, jake. >>> "the roundtable" is next. >>> and later, "the sunday funnies." >> so, anyway, the president of british petroleum, tony hayward, is leaving his job. it's not official. not official. out. it just leaked out. we know why we're here. to build a new generation of airplanes to connect the world. ♪ airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. and make nonstop travel possible to more places. ♪ [ female announcer ] around the globe, the people of boeing are working together -- to bring us together. that's why we're here. ♪ hi, how are you doing?ne. hi, evelyn. i know it's been a dif

i was sitting two seats away from lindsay at the mtv movie awards. i was going to reach out.ed you distress that is not my intent. i apologize and i hope you find, i am available, anybody else, referral, i hope you find your way into a better situation. i really believe that lindsay would be great recovering person some day. she has this one disease, addiction and people that are rich and interesting and intelligent and have lots of talent, they make great recovering people but how far down do they have to go? >> larry: what was the point but commenting on someone you don't know? >> i don't quite know. i mean, people make comments -- >> larry: her point is she is not a patient. >> i think commentary about people i see in the media, just people ask me my opinion what we might be looking at in the media, way to politically look at what might be going on. >> dr. drew said she needs rehab. anyone who says that becomes an enemy. >> she has been in treatment before. you can't be in treatment without diagnosis of addiction. we see somebody whose life is spiralling a bit that mean th

think it's a good time to go into the politics and go media and can i congratulate the warmth of the g mtv sofa to come onto a green bench here. she raises an important case. i have to say to her that not all labour councils were able to deliver the free swimming pledge and this is one of the things like many other things i'm afraid it's then again on sunday night on c-span at also, at c-span.org you can find past prime ministers questions and links to the house of commons and prime ministers website. >> on tuesday, the queen travel to new york city were she addressed the united nations assembly for the first time since 1957 for her remarks are about 20 minutes. >> i have the honor to invite your majesty to address the general assembly. mr. president, secretary- general, members of the general assembly, i believe i was last here in 1957. since then, i have traveled widely and met many leaders, ambassadors and statesmen from around the world. i address you today as queen of sixteen united nations member states and as head of the commonwealth of 54 countries. i have also witnessed great chan

think it's a good time to go into the politics and go media and can i congratulate the wath of the g mtvsofa to come onto a green bench here. she raises an important case. i have to say to her that not all labour councils were able to deliver the free swimming pledge and this is one of the things like many other things i'm afraid it's not always going to be possible to guarantee in the incredibly straight times when we live in >> from the white house, president obama talks about efforts to promote u.s. exports. an interview with the research director from the center for immigration studies. the hearing about mismanagement of arlington national cemetery. >> the senate judiciary committee returns to vote on the nomination of elena kagan. watch coverage on the c-span network and learn more about the nation's highest court in the latest book. providing unique inside about the court. available in hardcover and as an e-book. >> c-span is available in 100 million homes. bringing you a direct link to. >> president obama talked about efforts to promote exports and progress on his campaign promise

>> mtv's "jerry shore," positive for new jersey or negative? >> negative. at the jerry shore. and tries to make america feel like this is new jersey. >> that's from the governor. >> i looked at her picture. she looked like the goddess. i've never seen the show because i don't like to watch humiliation. and i turned down 25 reality shows of my own. but how can it be bad for the state? someone from new york? >> first of all, they're probably not from new york. my husband's from new jersey. he always went down to the shore. you went -- everybody from your town went to certain block at a certain place on the beach. you saw the same people you saw during the week. and snooki is not an representative. >> what was your town? he said, i don't know. what do you think it is? that's all we have time for. what do you think it is? that's all we have time for. cybill's going to be back in our next half hour, talking about we'll be back. nd sauteing can be kinda relaxing at the end of the day. [ female announcer ] relaxing? for who? for fresh taste without the fuss, try n

they're worried about what's going on on mtv and what's going on on the kim kardashian shows.hat's fine. we all need entertainment. but i feel like entertainment has taken over our lives and people aren't getting the whole picture. host: we'll leave it there. guest: i'm really glad you posed that question. i'll tell you why i volunteered. for me it was not about the candidate. it was not about one partyor one policy. it was about this belief that people who love their country, people who -- large amounts of people who love their country can come together and change it. i think that sentiment has been lost over the course of two years and i think folks like you and i who still believe that and are frustrated by this belief that young people aren't capable of altering our circumstances, we have the opportunity to talk to friends and make the case. i get the sense that you're a little disillusions and i can't blame you. we are a generation that is watching the gulf of mexico drowning in boil because baby they drilled. we're watching tens of thousands of people face deportation be

i think you know i run viacom, and cbs, and mtv. >> reporter: sumner redstone, worth $9 billion and at 87 still a volatile force in broadcasting and entertainment, was after the source of peter lauria's story. >> i know you may be reluctant. we have to have the name of the person who gave you that story. we're not going to kill him. we just want to talk to him. we're not going to fire him. we just want to talk to him. we will protect you completely. >> reporter: it had a bit of a tone of that michael in "the godfather." >> don't be afraid. come on. you think i make my sister a widow? >> reporter: but writer lauria's only concern was for his sources. >> my initial thought was, i have to make sure that they have cover and they're protected. i wasn't worried about me at all. >> reporter: a viacom official confirms it's sumner redstone's voice. said the spokesman, anyone who knows sumner and his history knows he's colorful, aggressive, extremely intelligent and passionate. this was just sumner being sumner. sumner being sumner fired tom cruise, former ceo tom preston in the past and now th