our ability to multitask is increasing. multitasking means you have an inability to focus.e, we are, unlike goldfish capable of short bursts of attention. that's something. i suppose. you have my attention right now. whatever you're about to say. >>> most stay-at-home moms or dads don't hesitate to let the kids walk to the school bus. unless they spot a predator. i would say that qualifies. >> one south carolina mom kept her kids inside watching a ten-foot alligator strolling across the lawn. one neighbor tried to pin the ail gitlligator in the bushes with his car. >> at last word the ail gate sir still on the run. >> what a lesson. that mom can always say, stay inside you don't know what's out there. >>> for some of you, your local news is coming next. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or su

so paul, is it more important to focus or multitask?ur brains change so quickly because from 2000 to now we used to focus for 12 seconds now 8. >> look, we have to multitask, we're human beings they are goldfish, they have 3 things to do, that is look at tiny you know treasury chests, and tiny castles and attend towel toilet bowl funerals. >> we can't focus like we used to. but we made fun of goldfish, you have the attention span of a gold fish, that is now a compliment. but other thing could is that people focus on what they want to focus on, you see a kid watch a movie ther for the 1,000th ti. >> like frozen. kennedy:ia, le yeah, let it go. >> they could hook on to that watch it, and you put them in line waiting for something they are twitchy after third second could. kennedy: yeah, take them to disneyland, my goodness, what do you do? restrain them or give them brandy. >> both. it is brutal, someone tells you a bad story, i feel my handshaking and reaching toward my phone, my phone would never bore me the way this person is boring me

there'll be a multitask force in place to inspect salons, and make sure that everyone is complying withour laws, and what is important is that workers know their rights. there are so many thousands of people working, especially here in new york city, that don't speak english, are doing menial labour jobs and being taken advantage of >>> governor cuomo cutting in place another ask force to take up an issue that has been approached before with previous task forces. seems like it will take more than that to get the job done, for a man that has been fighting this for years. >> that's true. that's the big challenge. the new york department of labour has 14,000 backlog cases, down from 17,000. it's a tremendous amount of cases that are being reviewed and trying to get the money back to people. it's a lot of work. the governor announced last year that they recovered 30 million in stolen wages and returned the money to two workers. it's a huge uphill battle and a big challenge ahead. >>> really, as you said. it's a lot to do with education and bringing forward the information to workers. you ca

he was a gifted multitasker.f you know anything about jim he despised trying to work with technology but he was a multitasker. let me explain what i mean. february 7, 1985, 11:00 in the morning, after about 30 days some of the people in this room , tony, john, had been working diligently because mr. o'neill had told us privately he was going to retire. so we were trying to collect the requisite number of votes for him to become speaker of the house two years out. february 7, 1985, 11:00 in the morning, national press conference was held in the office of steny hoyer. the day he met the national press, he was surrounded by his colleagues, he was surrrounded by people who loved him and wished well for him and he made the announcement that he'd achieved the requisite number of votes to capture his dream, to be speaker of the house. he put a peace, if you will, in a body that's not given to peace easily, about the next years and how things would follow. 15 minutes later he grabbed me by the arm and escorted me and my

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when i look at multitasking, i look at the maps and public transit stuff you've been working on.engineering process problem? or is it something else? >> there's a couple things going on here. with the transit maps, they originally planned to release that last fall. they were ready to announce it last june, but at the last minute, they pulled it if release, we're told, because the data was not ready for primetime. but it sounds like this time they're ready to get the transit information into their map software. in terms of the split screen, that's taken a while because of the compatibility required by applications or to work better together. they sort of enhanced it over the last year as weg. making sure it can run in different sizes, different ipads and really optimize it for the 12-inch larger ipad that's going to come as early as this fall. >> what will be most important for the functionality of the split screen? there are a lot of critics who say it's an absolute necessity for apple to win in the enterprise. you're going to want to be operating your personal apps, as well as y

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we can multitask. the women in texas can hold two guns while they pea. >> larry: there are three things in a bathroom, a wallet with $100,000, a load hand gun and a baby. you can only take one. >> i'll take all three. with money a gun and a baby nobody is stopping me. turkey bacon, america that's all you're going to be eating after that. >> larry: which one? >> first of all i want to know why the baby is in the bath loom? is it possessed with diaper rash? if it's a black baby it's good on the market because i can sell it to angelina jolie or brad pitt. >> i'm taking the whitest baby, sor prepare you can get a lot from the whitest baby. >> white babies ain't on the market like you think no more. >> what. a half and half? half black half white? >> larry: wait a minute, you have some white babies right now you can't get rid of? we're on national television. you can't shhh! >> it's on craigslist. it's all good. >> larry: okay, all right. let's go to one more thing. i have to talk about this. there's this w

. >> way to multitask, amy. >> agency oregon family wants do take legal action against united after they say they were kicked off a flight. the crew forced them to leave because of their autistic daughter. the airline is defending their action much we are joined to explain by the reporter. >> the family was on a connecting flight from houston to possibility land on tuesday and the plane touched down in salt lake city. they say the pilot did not feel comfortable having their autistic daughter on board and are accusing the aim of discrimination. >> he never came back and met her never. >> he landed a plane. >> donna is emotional recounting her family's latest experience flying united airlines. she said the pilot made an emergency lands because her 15-year-old daughter is autistic. >> i am frustrateed. frustrateed. >> this is how she often voices her frustration. her daughter started acting out on the way home from disney world because she was hungry and is very picky about having her food hot. the parents asked to buy a warm meal but were initially told "no." the crew finally complied and

. >>> and ipads and smart phones good multitaskers. and yesterday dodgers-padres and deep left. guy in the front row who makes the amazing grab while also videotaping can old-school camcorder. look at that. when is the last time we have seen one of those. and this is what it looked like. and we dug it up here it is from the camcorder's perspective. >> wow. [laughter] >> good hand-eye coordination right there. >> he deserves that ball. thank you jamie. >>> a sweet moment at a wedding in north carolina now going viral tonight. marine corporal wanted to pray wanted to pray with his soon-to-be bride in maggie but didn't want to see her in her gown before the ceremony, they held hands around the doorway and prayed before the "i-do's" and a nice way to start off life together. >>> jimmy kimmel live is next i'm monica malpass for jim gardner and cecily tynan and ducis rodgers, i am hoping you have a good night. we will see you back here.

. >>> and a multitasking dad becoming a fan favorite because of this catch. his baby right there along for the ride. >>> and good morning to you all on this monday. i'm. the j. holmes. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for reen ma ninen. >>> as we're coming on the air, more than 50 million people in texas are under the severe threat of a tornado. >> a tornado hit in van, texas. all of the schoolses were damaged. more than 20 people suffered injuries. >> a tornado hit the high school in lake city iowa. about 150 people were inside at an awards ceremony at the time. >> the severe weather on the move. first, susan saulny with the weekend wrap-up. >> reporter: another round of brutal weather in texas. more tornadoes. more flooding. more devastation. this family of eight in van texas survived a twister by hiding in the bathroom. national guard plaque hawk helicopters pulled people to safety trapped by flash flooding. >> this time they couldn't even get to us by boat. it was scary. >> reporter: two teenagers hoisted to safety after spending more than one hour trapped. back

are we going to be dumber with our multitasking? kevin: absolutely not.mb people will get dumber. it is moving power away from the select elite few to everyone. tom: i do not disagree. brendan: i was with you until you said this was going to democratize power. new technology has a way of making things even for time until people how to -- until people figure out how to control them. kevin: control is not in the vernacular of kids. they want to share. wherever you are in the world you want to participate and join in. tom: everyone wants to work at saatchi. it is a cool place to work. brendan: how is their work product different? kevin: it is faster. information is open to them. they can test stuff, connect creativity has never been higher. tom: we have this merger. we have lots to get to. it is immediately --. >> this is one that cbs is working out for a long time. tom: let's focus on cvs this morning. >> it is popular space because it provides predictable revenue streams they can take for a long time. this is where omnicare sits. the business comes from ma

. >>> and a multitasking dad becoming a fan favorite because of this catch.e along for the ride.

its ghoulish gargoyles multitask. they serve as fancy rain spouts and scare away the evil spirits.cated to "our lady," or notre dame. mary cradles the baby jesus. the rose window provides a majestic halo. the virgin mary was highly revered throughout the middle ages. the faithful petitioned her in times of trouble for both comfort and, through her intervention, god's mercy. as worshippers headed for mass, they'd walk under a relief of judgment day. christ sits on his throne, the trumpet sounds, all are judged -- peasants, knights, nobles, royals, even bishops. an angel weighs cute, little souls while cheating demons yank on the scales. the saved stand happily at christ's right hand. the damned, a sorry chain gang, are on his left. carvings like that, and like this scene of eve tempting adam with an apple, remind us that this art was more than decoration. these images reinforced the stories people learned in church. ♪ underwriting for autoline this week provided by: ♪ from the autoline studios, here's your host, john mcelroy. i want to thank you all for joining us on autoline. this

. >>> and a multitasking dad becoming a fan favorite because of his foul ball catch. his baby right there along for the ride. >>> and good morning to you all on this monday. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for reena ninan. >>> as we're coming on the air, more than 50 million people from texas to the great lakes are under the threat of severe weather. and it comes after an especially difficult weekend. >> a tornado hit in van, texas. east of dallas overnight. the storm damaged at least 20 homes and all of the schools were damaged. more than 20 people suffered injuries. >>> also overnight, a tornado struck the high school in lake city, iowa. about 150 people were inside at an awards ceremony at the time. they raced to the basement just a couple of minutes to spare. >> the severe weather on the move. stretching mort and east. the forecast if just a moment. first, susan saulny with the weekend wrap-up. >> reporter: another round of brutal weather in texas. more tornadoes. more flooding. more devastation. this family of eight in van, texas, survived a twister by

. >> actual control scenarios, games that enhance your ability to multitask all skills that are essential to the job. >> reporter: is it your understanding that the atsat is the test? >> the test. >> reporter: as i understand it, the atsat is a 0-100 score. >> 85-100 is well qualified. >> reporter: tell me what the atsat score was? >> 94. >> 100. >> 93.6. >> 85. >> 100. 86. >> reporter: all achieved the well-qualified status on the crucial test. they were confident they would be hired by the faa to become certified professional controllers or cpc's. it made sense, the faa gave hiring preference to cti grads with the highest scores on the atsat. >> two degrees finished air traffic control program with the 4.0 and interned for the faa i thought i had a decent chance. >> reporter: ben you had the highest score on the test. you're a veteran they're required to seek people like you out, what were you thinking in november 2013 as the 2014 job bids were about to be announced? >> i was excited to get the ball rolling. >> reporter: but out of nowhere on december 30th, 2013, the faa suddenly inform

are better at remembering things but not because they have better memories or they are better multitaskers's because women write things down. think back to when you were in high school and you always stole the girls' notebook that wrote all of the notes. >> a diary. >> you needed that girls' notebook. i still take notes. this is my note list for today. >> speaking of the original shocker wrapped up on fox business we bid our own farewell to don yesterday. but here is something that did not make the ultimate fox news cut. take a look. >> he doesn't find us funny. >> i think that was imus. >> i think he mass better hair than that guy. >> a little more coherent. is it good for you now that he's gone or -- >> i didn't get a hug. i wanted a hug. >> really? >> yeah. >> andrew anything different? >> i'm still getting over the fact that i was never invited on the show. huge fan but to quote other people wrap it up. >> what a personality. he's truly a legend. despite what you think of him. and he's offended a lot of people of course. he really was the start of all of this -- >> howard stern and all

on other side of the equation we're multitasking a little better because of all the different devices look at end of the day we have to pay dividends. if we don't take time to exercise our brain, brains need time to relax and build pathways so we have good neurological function. i don't know what the future holds. a lot of ice cream on the internet as far as i'm concerned. melissa: i'm surprised study is done by microsoft. seems not to be in their best interest, i don't know. >> they will find some app to improve your memory. melissa: selling an app. >> of course. melissa: there you go. you restored my faith in humanity. dr. manny. thank you so much. >> you got it. melissa: when president obama calls them the b-team, that is attitude of invited arab nations as leaders find better things to do. trading the political boxing ring for the real thing except this comes with a chance of concussion. his trash-talking video ahead of his fight with evander holyfield. >> you heard my critics say i'm out of touch. that i'm stiff. that i just don't relate to people. for years i have been listening

multitasking at chavez ravine with a snow cone catch and the dodger blue glove. never left the shot. recorded it all. showtime in tinseltown. play of the day. don't try it at home. leon: pretty good! alison: dodger blue glove. thank you tim. still to come on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- damage from the oil spill in california spreads for mile. the steps taken to help the injured animals some as far as 50 miles from the alison: volunteers are working to save oil-covered an malls after an oil spill off the california coast. broondi shows us what is done to contain the disaster. >> these are the lives they are trying to save. pelicans coated in oil. the dark sludge covering a baby elephant seal's face. this sea lion died over the weekend. >> that is when the emotion starts to come in. a lot of us will be out there and talk about it. the injured wildlife are showing up as far as 50 miles away. clean-up crews are racing to remove oil washing up on what were once pristine beaches now closed closeed this memorial day. as they hit the street angry over the disaster and carryin

more than a quarter said texting, followed by tailgaters left lane hoggers, crawlers and multitaskers. as for inside the vehicle, people named backseat drivers as their top pet peeve. >>> a project to rebuild the sewage plant flooded is underway the authority in union beach launched a $28 million project to rebuild its damaged plant. the facility handles waste water from eight municipalities. the project will provide more protection to the plant's main incinerate incinerators. the work should be completed by september of next year. >>> 750,000 daily riders the corridor is a lifeline. >> a business route from washington, d.c., new york and boston. thatst why getting trains to roll today was so important. but many fear funding gaps could cause more deadly accidents. >>> and from the battlefield to local streets, countless police departments use these ex-military vehicles to respond to danger. why president obama is changing what police can now get. >>> tomorrow on "nbc 10 news today," we're tracking a chance for storms. >> showers and strong thunderstorms. your hour by hour neighborhood

coming in second was tailgating followed by left-lane hogging, crawling, and multitasking.s for inside the vehicle, people named backseat driving as the top pet peeve. >>> may is american stroke month and this year health advocates are hoping to shed some light on the fact that strokes can strike at any age and young people can also be at risk. joining us now to talk more about this topic is kristin jorgenson. she had a stroke at 26 and she's a california girl but she now lives in king of prussia. we're gounjoined by dr. le norris from temple university hospital. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> let me start with you, kristin. you're so young. you're 26 years old. you couldn't have thought that you were at risk for a stroke and tell us how it happened. >> no i was 26 years old at the time. i'm now 30. i was actually at the dmv when it happened. it was just a normal day needed to get a driver's license to buy a car out here. i was with my husband. he was in law school at the time so it was odd that i was with him. he had griffin me to the dmv, and we were in the process

. >>> with ipads and smartphones we've become good at multitasking but i've never seen anything likes padres game you got to z long fly ball to deep left. look at the guy in the front row. makes an amazing grab. he was also videotaping at the same time with an old school camcorder. when is the the last time we've seen one of those. i know you're wondering what must that footage look like. well, we have found it. watch this. hand-eye coordination right here. [cheers and applause] >> oh, my god. >> that is an impressive catch. and i know rick does that all the time while he's anchoring catching balls at the same time. that's hard to do sharrie. i've never seen anything like it. >> normal day for rick. thanks jamie. >>> a memorial day parade marched through downingtown chester county this morning. >> ♪♪ >> spectators lined the street waving flags. veterans from the area also participated. a parade of classic cars and military vehicles also rode through the streets. >> the shawnee high school marching band was part of this morning's parade in medford burlington county. parade goers lined

he multitasks, really well, he is efficient and energetic.ts taught him that you don't do anything halfway. you go all in. >> apparently. >> he does. >> amazing. >> great kid. >> thank you. >> you can nominate your local hero for an award online at cbssf.com/hero. >> so many awesome people live here in the bay area. that gentleman is one of them. >> we have milder weather today. 80 at the dealt pa reported by mall smith in brentwood because of a north wind. we have sunshine and 78. not only weather information here but also cool picture where it's 70 degrees in marin. peggi rodgers sunshine southwest wind 4 miles per hour sent in this great picture. if you look off to the east, storm clouds that is something we don't see that often around here. they are bubbling up as the atmosphere becomes more and more unstable. we are getting a vertical build to the clouds. we'll see more of that throughout the bay area tomorrow. tonight 50s in san francisco. san jose 66. the warm spot the north bay right now santa rosa 76 degrees. we have rain in the nort

. >> reporter: and when it's time to get ready you can multitask your morning rituals.t the weather, you get the weather. news from your favorite network, what do you know. >> it continues to grow, specifically in hotels and that technology element is really important to setting yourself apart, not only that you incorporate technology but that you incorporate it well. >> reporter: robots are no longer just popular in sci-fi movies. they may soon be coming to your hotel. >> we're going to see if our delivery has come. we've asked for a tooth brush. >> butler the robot butler is currently delivering toothbrushes and towels to guests at the cuepertino hotel. in japan, human-like multi-lingual robots will partially staff the upcoming henna hotel. even hotels on the high seas are testing the waters. robot bartenders shake your favorite cocktails. if money is no object, use drones. in the madrona hotel, enjoy schaap pain by air delivery. >> when that interaction works very well it's fantastic. when it doesn't, it actually has a risk of taking away from that very natural servi

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he was a gifted multitasker. if you know anything about jim, he despised trying to work with technology but he was a multitasker. let me explain what i mean. february 7 1985, 11:00 in the morning, after about 30 days, some of the people in this room , tony john, had been working diligently because mr. o'neill had told us privately he was going to retire. so we were trying to collect the requisite number of votes for him to become speaker of the house two years out. february 7, 1985 11:00 in the morning, national press conference was held in the office of steny hoyer. the day he met the national press, he was surrounded by his colleagues, he was vounleded by people who loved him and wished well for him and he made the announcement that he'd achieved the requisite number of votes to capture his dream to be speaker of the house. he put a piece, if will you, in a body that's not given to -- a peace, if you will, in a body that's not given to peace easily about the next years and how things would follow. 15 minutes la

. >> multitasking.en to the news of the day right here on the news channel, and we start this hour with the fox news alert. >>> right, steve. the massive manhunt for the suspect in the gruesome d.c. mansion murders comes to an end. daron wint arrested overnight accused of toff cherring and stabbing the savopoulos family and their family before setting their house on fire. tracked down at a hotel parking lot in maryland where he took off in a car following a box truck. >> we continue to follow him, called pg county police, they sent up a helicopter and we got to a situation where we could successfully take him down, and we did our standard practice vehicle pin maneuver and were able to safely pin both vehicles, and place him under arrest. >> while police say several others were taken into custody and a large amount of cash found in the truck, but this morning the u.s. marshal commander saying they are not tracking any other accomplices right now. >> we're also learning that 34-year-old wint worked as a w

he had a federal warrant out for him in the multitasking enforcement agency. the sunday, a kid was shot, 40 seven shots fired, and two days ago, a two-year-old child is guilt, and zero protests. it is self victimization. our country is professional victims. everybody is a victim nowadays. i was raised in a time where you take responsible it for your actions regardless. when i lived in california i am a retired peace officer. i had been in the military for four years, and when i moved back to california after the immigration issues, as a white person, they have no place to take their frustrations out on the government or the system so they look to the older white guy and take their frustrations out on them. not that i am proud to be married more than once, but each time was to a minority woman, so i do not understand -- when you suggested someone takes response billy for their actions, it is almost a racial term now. it is not even suggested. host: ok, all right florida don, what is it like for you? caller: i get pulled over by the bullies a lot. i got pulled o

. >> how about if people process that as the ability to multitask?on to this next video. >> oh. >> we have not ver fwied this at nbc news. >> why? >> because we haven't. but we love the video. >> go with it. >> check out my favorite super villain parrot. >> ha, ha, ha. a ha, ha, ha. a ha, ha, ha. 45 ha, ha, ha! a ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> i love it. >> that's real. who thinks it's not real? >> i don't know that we just haven't ferifiedverified it. >> so nbc news has not verified this video. >> no we haven't. >> someone gave you that statement? >> exactly. you know why he's laughing he just ate three goldfish. a ha, ha, ha ha. a ha, ha, ha ha. then he's going over yorkshire terriers. >> what? >> a ha ha ha ha ha. >> i wish my attention span kicked in before the joke. >> anyway we got a big storm system. it's a joke. he didn't eat goldfish. you know that. he did eat goldfish. it was the little crackers. they're fantastic. the little orange crackers. the snack that laughs back. i love it. anyway we are looking at wet weather making its wait into california.

although multitasking do pertain. >> i think it's cool.put family first and work second. >> i'd be nervous too. i'd be thrilled if you were my employer. but i don't know how all would feel. >> i think it'd be cool. we asked you about this on today.com. 59% of you say yes you should put mom on your resume. 41% say leave it off. >> to the larger point, being mom is a full-time job and you need a lot of skills to do it. >>> this morning we have your very first look at the year's most popular baby names. a list from the social security administration which by the way celebrating its 80th anniversary. happy anniversary. >> carson and natalie have the top names. for boys? >> noah. >> for girls? >> emma. i feel like this one has been up there for a long time. both of them have been there for a long time. >> what were a couple of surprises? >> these are the fastest rising names. boys willie? >> bode. >> like bode miller. winter olympics apparently has an impact on a lot of parents. >> that impacts the naming decision. >> i like that name. >> what