this was facebook. 84 times was facebook -- i'm sorry, myspace. myspace was just two levels up. myspace is not even on this report. how did that get missed? and i showed you and went -- i called the man who wrote the report. we called him to expos it to you. to expose the truth, why when the defense has no burden under the law does the defense have to call witnesses, police officers it to testify and to tell you the truth tortion bring the truth to light? so you can see and you can render a just verdict. this is outrageous. and you will see in defense exhibit 45 the progression of when someone typed myspace in 84 types. 83. 82. and you sigh the progression. you see no such thing on this report. you don't even see myspace. is is their premeditation. this is their murder case. and mr. ashton gets up here and says we could only hope that she issued the chloroform beforehand. hope? they weren't asking -- they were hoping they are going to get a conviction now? they are hoping that you will buy the chloroform? they are hoping? you are not supposed to hope. you are supposed to prove c

i have the message on myspace. still! >> tori, you're lying. myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> uh-huh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if she were directing a motion pictu

turn myspace around. justin timberlake is part of the company that bought the flagging social networking site. he will have a half dozen people working around the clock developing his ideas for that site. >>> an irvine-based company got myspace for a steal. mike sugerman looks at the dangers of investing in the next big thing. >> reporter: it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> rupert murdoch's news corp. because it for $580 million. they sold it for $35 million. >> reporter: that's a 94% loss. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: a user of the space back in the day. >> when you go to myspace, i put all the music and stuff on there. >> reporter: it's still used by musicians. kind of. do you still use it? >> i still sometimes. i still post stuff on it, gigs, music, video. but i'm not sure about the traffic. >> reporter: it's been cut by half and then some from its peak of 70 million users to 30 million. myspace was the new big thing back when murdoch bought it in 2005. but two years ago, facebook overtook it and n

i also think no one is going to come and do to linked-in what facebook did to myspace. linked-in has got itself a pretty solid position there. >> suarez: and tiny revenues compared to the valuation that it's been given by the marketplace. >> well, i think people looking at these companies and trying to decide what they're worth need to look at three things-- one, how many users are there? how many people have signed up to participate. two, how much time are they spending there because it's the amount of time that they spend that determines how much value can be gotten out and want third is how can we actually monetize that time span through advertising and premium services? if you look at linked-in, it's really done very well on the first part, but the time spent and especially the montization, they have a lot of work to do. this is why when you look at the valuation assigned to it, there are people who are very optimistic about where the money is going to come from, base on the the time spaniel. and i sort of like to see a little bit more proof that they've got better

can the myspace brands be saved >>w with justin and other folks?s out. one good sign is that justin timberlakedentally involved in the -- timber like delake deepl involved in the music industry. there's not really creative directors or cohesion of the product. justin timberlake is a media guy, and that's the roots of where it started. if they can bring it back with compelli compelling content that's original -- he wants to make it a place for celebrities and fans to interact with content, it could see a surge. it's not going to come back on the levels it used to be at. at one point it was valued at $1 billion. but if they can get an audience to come back and interact and be part of it, i guess you would say that would be a mild success. we'll see how it shakes out. i think the alignment. timberlake and myspace makes a little sense. >> listen, the pope now has made the leap doing his first tweet. he's on twitter. what do you think? >> well, i think that he won't get your name wrong on twitter, first of all. >> yeah. because he's -- >> you know, he -

. >> recently myspace sold for a pittance.their case they ignored facebook initially, they said only dorks will join that and we have nothing to worry about. wasn't that part of their problem by in a sense ignoring what was the obvious in front of them? >> as a matter of fact, in the book flash foresight, what i talk about is certainty. another principle other than skipping. this are two types of trends. hard and soft. hard trends will happen, soft trends might. to answer your question, when we see a trend and we treat it soft, kodak and polaroid, digital. they treated it as a soft trend. polaroid disappeared. >> soft trend in what way? >> soft trends might happen. hard trends will. for example, let's me give you >> the digital camera only might have happened? >> it was there for them to see. let's take polaroid. they were in the instant photography business. take a picture, you can see it right away. isn't in a what digital is? so did they not know about digital, did the news not tell polaroid? of course they knew about digit

myspace values at $580 million in 2005. he invest in it and they paid only $35 million. so this could be a huge deal, you know, if they can get this to turn around. it can be a really smart move. >> you think it's a smart move for him. this something when you look at the account of money it has, what if it never takes off again? >> with justin timberlake, he's going to be the face of the brand and i talked to him about this decision a few weeks ago. he said what really appealed to him having creative control, being able to as a musician and artist, myspace is about music, re-create the site and rebrand it and make it cool again. >> so this can actually be a front for his brand. >> it will be. he will be the face of myspace in the sway mark zuckerberg is the face of facebook. >> we don't see mark dancings and singing. >> and he didn't bring sexy back. >> is there anything this guy does not do well? he's the fodder for so many conversations. everything he does, i'm sure the thing you saw with jimmy fallon. >> he got three emmy nominations for hosting "saturday night live."

i don't myspace. i don't do any of those things. >> myspace.n bartoli advancing to the finals after dominika cibulkova withdrew because of an injury. >>> everyone looking for birdies at the women's british open. 22-year-old 18 holes away from her biggest win in her career. last year's winner is two strokes back. >>> u.s. senior open. sinks the birdie from just off the green on 18. shoots a 65. now 15 under for the tournament which is the senior open record through 54 holes. two strokes back. >>> making history at infineon this afternoon. qualifying first for a record 139 times. the 62-year-old will go for his second straight win during the elimination round. his son-in-law robert hiatt would be the number 2 seed. infineon fans can meet the first lady of drag racing this weekend. after all these years she is still one of the sport's biggest stars. >> a lot of racers will go there quietly out of ear shot and complain that my autograph lines are interfering with their pit stakes. it is just another excuse to complain. but that is pretty much the w

the moment the sale goes through, rejoining myspace and making it popular again.ldn't that be good? this is pretty good. this is -- [ applause ] lady gaga is in japan right now and, well, watch this. >> thank you. it's a young japanese designer. [ speaking japanese ] >> and your concept for the look today? >> well, i really like pandas. >> panda! >> jimmy: they went crazy. [ laughter ] panda gaga. what did they say? toshi? anything good? interesting? not really, all right. charlie sheen is back in the news. apparently the producers of "two and a half men," his former show, are planning to explain his sudden disappearance from the program by killing off his character. they're going to kill. so, now, it's a race against time to see who can kill charlie sheen first. "two and a half men" or charlie first. they're aware he's a war lock, right,t,nd that death only makes him more powerful? that should be a fun thing for the cbs promo department. monday on an all-new "two and a half men," your favorite character dies and is replaced by the guy from "punkd." i remember whe

in fact, he says he met his last girlfriend on myspace. >> who is that?thing sexual or nothing. just a good, clean relationship. >> and she wasn't the only one. >> i have met girls before, but i haven't done anything. i couldn't. because of my strict beliefs. i am solely, deep down had no intention of doing anything. i have been able to talk the way i talked and this is my punishment. >> and his punishment is like the other men caught in this investigation, begins when they are taken in a van to the county jail. >> turn your head to your left. >> where they are photographed. >> press down. >> fingerprinted. >> hey, kid, don't [ bleep ] up. a bad idea. >> and put behind bars, awaiting a bond hearing. most of the men have to wait 48 hours in jail until the judge will see them. >> this bond would then be set at $25,000. >>> so far you met seven men that showed up at the uncover house, and despite our previous investigations, there are more on the way. and you won't want to miss their stories. and watch what happens when this man tries to run from police. you

. >>> in myspace the troubled social network fell to third place in terms of unique u.s. visitors, behind facebook and the professional networking site linkedin. >>> comscores says myspace had 33.9 million unique visitors in june, almost half of its traffic a year earlier. >>> the first ereader to sync with google's ebook library goes on sale this sunday. target announced it will be the exclusive seller of the iriver story hd which provides direct access to google's 3 million ebooks. the new device will sell for about $140, in line with competitors like amazon's kindle and barnes & noble's nook. >> interesting. >>> weather and severe storms are pummeling parts of europe while the united states is dealing with scorching hot temperatures. morl meteorologist jennifer delgado is at the weather center with details. >> it's been hot and humid across parts of the u.s., temperatures feeling like around 45 degrees celsius, if you want to know what that is, roughly about 104 degrees fahrenheit so anywhere you're seeing on this graphic, heat advisory, heat warning in place, anywhere

he's part owner of myspace. what justin timberlake wants to dos with the online social networking site. join us for these stories and more at 4,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> let's take a look at the five-day forecast. it is really a good one. i mentioned that pop-up thunder shower. 90 tomorrow, 90 thursday. that's a great run of sun. you know it's summer weather the way it should be. >> don't miss tonight's prime-time lineup. it's another episode of wig whipping and -- "the good wife" and eyewitness news at 11. >>> the world's jump rope competition kicked whoever this weekend. the event featured teams from 12 different countries competing in more than a dozen events. >> wow, that's such a good workout. >> boxers get that jump rope. >> oh, my gosh, look at that. >> now that i can do. >> you bring in a rope and do it right there. >> i think if you wore those pants you could do anything. >> the scene before. >> thanks for watching wjz eyewitness news. have a wonderful day. ,,,,,,[ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just

they're trying to come up with ways to revive myspace. a huge uphill battle for them. one of the ideas is a talent competition of some kind. a little unclear how this would work, whether it would be online -- >> online "american idol," sort of thing? >> something like that, whether there would be a television component to it as well remains to be seen. they've got to try something and it can only get better. myspace has been losing users for years. >> j.t. is bringing sexy back. i don't know if you've heard. >> that rumor is going around. >> i like -- pretty much everything he does turns out to be pretty cool. how about this. we can't believe, this is a couple alert we're talking about, a-rod who dates every babe on the face of the planet -- >> some of them cougars. >> he dated madonna for a while. most recently it's been cameron diaz. she's 38, a-rod's 35. take a look at the lady up there on your screen now. rumor has it he's going after christie brinkley. >> who is 57. >> rrow! i love it. good for her. after the peter cook debacle, she

for a combo myspace was crystal clear that the missile defense project is no so over going to shoot. through thier. i'm to work with the chair mark isn't the prorated army capitulating i don't understand the question. i don't know why removing the razor wire you installed last year and the pro-rate are people capitalising by removing it there because he was on when scope was the military police did not install a wire obstacle on them so i can't answer your question fine what. will there be a debate at all i don't have enough information to answer about who does. it can't answer about i've just time. but i'm very sure that our cameras take you to the action we now take you to a briefing recently opened by newsday young fischer hello ladies and gentleman this morning just after midnight u.s. president barack obama called to inform me that his government no longer intends to build a radar base in the czech republic for the anti-missile defense system it would have some beaches. but i doubt it up at all but on it. i immediately informed the president of the republic but article me out of

myspace. we love baby penis.plause ] no, please, i've got this and i'll use it if i have to. this is pretty crazy. last night in atlanta, the braves played the pirates. the game lasted almost seven hours. they played 19 innings. and if you stayed for the whole game, you could have hat thnach for breakfast, lunch and dinner. when the game did end, it ended like this. >> ground ball to third. breaking for the plate. the throw -- and they got him. no! they call he called him safe! he called him safe! unbelievable! jerry meals called him safe. the throw beat him by a mile! >> jimmy: that's terrible. >> that is incredible. >> jimmy: the runner barely even got to the plate. some experts -- they're saying that might have been the worst call ever unless you count the calls mel gibson made to his girlfriend, but -- [ laughter ] really, as a baseball fan, you hate to see a game end like this, after seven hours. you want to see it end with a grounder to short. i don't know. maybe the umpire wanted to go home. after he saw t

remember timer 55, timer 55 is the password that casey creates for her myspace and facebook accounts and there were two references business casey to timer 55. the first was, in one of the tape recorded conversations with lee anthony, you saw in jail, where she says timer 55 is related to caylee. and late, lee testified, he had to be -- his recollection had to be refreshed, as he frequently did, but admitted that casey had told him that timer 55 reflected the 55 days between june 16th and caylee's birthday. now, he -- she told him the story that that was some reflection of when she thought that zani would bring caylee back. but we know now that's not true. we know zani is a fiction. what did it mean? what did timer 525 actually mea? timer 55 meant that she knew that she could only stall her mother till caylee's birthday. timer 55 days. the most she could do was 55 days. and then her mother would insist on seeing caylee. what i submit to you the jeff hopkins jacksonville story is a long-term strategy. remember on july 3rd and 4th the big blowup, cindy created a myspace page and she and

. >> he is now a private investigator and always tells his clients to lock their myspace pages. social media is an easy way for someone to hack your phone or other records. >> if they are firkishing for a password they go on your myspace or facebook. look for date of birth. >> so the next time you are instant messaging on facebook or picking up the cell phone he warns there might be a third person in that dialogue. so, he says there might be the person sitting in your lobby with something like this attached to your lap top. that person might be listening in to that conversation call you're having in the conference room. we're live on communications hill in san jose. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. new tonight at 6:00, looks like a bad case of sticky fingers. the man suspected of stealing a picasso drawing is in hot water yet again. police have found another stolen picasso at his home. mark lugo is set to enter a plea tomorrow on charges he walked into a union square art gallery earlier this month and walked out with the picasso sketch. this is that surveill

i don't myspace. i don't do any of those things.ld be the last to know. >> advancing to the finals at the bank of the west classic after a player withdrew to an injury. she will take on serena williams or another player in tomorrow's championship match. >>> everyone looking for birdies at the women's british open. 18 holes away from the biggest win of her career. she shoots a 68 to get to 15 under. last year's winner is two strokes back. >>> the putter has bailed out owen brown in more ways at the u.s. senior open. sinks the birdie just off the green at 18. he is now 15 under for the tournament which is a senior open record. 54 holes. >>> making history this afternoon at infineon. qualified for a record 139th time. the 62-year-old will go for his second straight win tomorrow during the elimination round. his son-in-law robert hiatt will be the number 2 seed. >>> fans can meet the first lady of drag racing who after all these years is still one of the sports biggest stars. >> a lot of racers will go to the n.h.r.a. quietly out of ear

you've seen the sale of myspace. they took a bath on that, a fraction of what it was originally worth. is that trend falling off, or is facebook still incredibly relevant? it is in my life. >> they continue to sort of evolve more than fade out. you know, myspace and friendster, they paved the path, but they weren't ready to take it to the next level. i see so many people now using facebook and even google plus for professional purposes. it's mixing the social stuff with business stuff. there's really no end to possible up side here. of course, it could go the other way, too. >> dan ackerman, friend me. >> i will. >> appreciate it. >>> new speculation out today about the royal newlyweds. will and kate may be looking to start a family after a comment the duchess of cambridge made this weekend. the royal superstars are on a tour of canada before heading to los angeles this friday. kate reportedly told an eager fan who wished the couple well in starting a family, quote, yes, i hope to. four simple words that apparently m

schools to suspend students from bullying classmates on social networking sites such as facebook and myspace. coming up on nbc bay area news at 6:00, our reporter elise kirschner will have an interview with campos and why she says the law doesn't go far enough. >>> always want more, always want more. >> why these moms are working so hard on the weekend. we'll explain. >>> former sfraenan francisco m gavin newsom teams up with an odd partner on the weekend. >>> a strong sea breeze going at usually what is is the warmest time of year, not the case. as we wrap up the weekend. we'll talk more about a big july cooldown coming our way soon. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> the south bay blue star moms held their s

myspace was bought for $580 million in 2005, sold for $35 million this year. but one of their largest shareholder still has huge confidence in the company. >> you have seen a business that has evolved, moving from newspapers and to other media, and moving more into a fee- based business model as opposed to advertising based. i think there is an awful lot of good steps that have been made, and i am very impressed overall with the company's success. >> rupert murdoch is back in america, more comfortable perhaps in a country where big investors still back him as the chief executive. >> here is a man, even though he is 80 years old, warren buffett is 80 years old and he is doing well, sumner redstone, and these are men with long track records of great success. to not want some of that wisdom in there, i think, would be a mistake. as will rogers said, good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. >> the phone hacking scandal has sparked political reform in the u.k. how much reform there will be in news corp. itself depends on the m

facebook supplanted myspace, maybe google will supplant facebook.the farm on it, though. >> in terms of hundreds of millions of users around the world. >> and google's previous attempt at doing social stuff like google buzz and google wave, those have not done well at all. >> so i don't want to be a downer on this, it has certainly shown some demand. cnet is very positive on it right now, and we understand that you can sign on but you have to be invited, and that ebay is selling invitations former 99 cents. >> i've not seen them on ebay yet, but if you go to plus.google.com they let people in chunks at a time. they don't want to crash the service within a few days, but everyone will be able to get in. >> appreciate it. >>> what's being called an unfairly long prison sentence is be commuted. why thousands of federal inmates could soon be going home. plus, it's fourth of july weekend, and that means fireworks. but unfortunately, not for everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. a lot of peo and those people are wh

rounding out the list, sony ericsson, kellogg's corn pops, myspace, "soap opera digest" and nokia. >>ten members of congress are asking the food and drug administration to look into the negative health effects of hair-straightening treatments including the popular brazilian blowout. now it comes after reports of respiratory illness, skin irritation, and hair loss, possibly caused by formulas high in formaldehyde. formaldehyde is classified as a possible carcinogen by the environmental protection agency. lawmakers are asking the fda for better regulation and labeling. the fda says it is investigationing the possible dangers but notes hair straighters in are considered cosmetics' and not subject to premark approval. >>> coming up next, the most elegant wedding dress you'll ever find for under $20. >>> finally, a bay area woman is taking top honors in a very unusual contest. >> you have to see this. this is laura lee's wedding dress. the milpitas woman won a $500 prize for this design after entering a competition put on by chiccheapweddings.com. it's made out of toilet paper. she used tr

arkan russian he's sixty four years old and he's an avid fire and he said he would love to to be my myspace tourists would you want to fly again there's no way being a a passenger. tourist or whatever you might call a an experimenter that could compare with the good fortune of doing something for the first time. besides that i don't think i'm right to say my talents would not be used very a peck typically are going to back their mood off of it by me with lamps i can think i can speak remember but my talents can be used by taking those experiences and projecting that it would appear so it is more valuable for the brain and service to mankind as a military person and service to my country to use what i have accumulated it with spirits and projecting that successfully into the future and that's more satisfying that doing something again but i think of mars five hundred because it costs a lot of money and it really fails surely to any tapes to the exact conditions of space flight to mars purpose. it is a step in the right direction we had a program called biosphere two where we put people insid

i don't twitter, i don't myspace . >> all right, bill, it is facebook. >> still to come the final is the bank of the west classic and history at infineon. more sports is next. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. third straight year after dominika see-bull- cova withdrew due to an injury... she'll >>> marion bartoli advancing for the third straight year after dominika cibulkova withdraws because of an injury. serena williams needed just 59 minutes to beat sabine lisicki. >>> looking for birdies at the open. shooting a 68 to get to 15 under. last year's winner sang is two strokes back. >>> the putter bailed out owen brown at more ways than one at the u.s. senior open. he sinks the birdie from just off the gre

he paid $500 million for myspace. obviously he knows nothing about technology. take a look at this. >> now, the guy sitting -- no, wait a minute. the guy sitting behind him, note the position of his shirt color. somebody forgot to save down his devil horns before he left today. >> have you been following the rupert murdoch scandal? oh, my god. so today the guy is testifying in front of a committee in parliament. he gets hit with a pie. police aren't sure whether it was curly or moe. >> the woman in pink whose lightning reflex and devastating chuck norrisesque hands stop the miscreant. that is in factupert murdoch's wife wendi. now, i am not a big proponent of the four-decade marriage age gap, but if ever there was a situation where it would pay dividend dividends, it would be an ambush like that. >> the pie goes -- the wife attacks the guy with the pie. here comes the policeman. and now comes a woman in a jacket with tails. she looks like a conductor or something. like an episode of "benny hill." then the queen comes in. sponge bob, of course, and then finally t

when he withdrew from the first round of the previous championship with leg injuries and went on to myspace the u.s. and british opens the americans lost child pain at the b.m.w. championship in september two thousand and nine and since april twenty first in the world rankings the thirty five year old will also unveil his new cabinet the second his longtime partner steve williams last week. moving on to rugby and with the world cup starting in just six weeks new zealand are aiming for good performances in the tri nations as they prepare to take on south africa and their first game of this season's tournament on saturday the all blacks were missing several key players who were either being rested or out injured doncaster has been we call that in one of four changes to the side that crashed fiji on the last outing south africa lost their atmosphere australia also depleted but for new zealand saturday's game is a chance for new faces to shine in the run up to the world cup it's competition with a whole squad she wants the right mostly charts but if you do that you know even that's what. people

is going they change the formula instead of simply looking at the evidence staring them straight myspace and by adjusting the c.p.i. again and they do this every few years bernanke you will look at the revised c.p.i. and say well there's no inflation and so he'll keep interest rates near zero which of course means the speculators can borrow at rates near zero and the things that they buy with the money that they're borrowing at near zero thanks to produce food and energy the people on the street are seeing their food and energy prices skyrocket and they complain to government that we can't eat anymore and the government says well we don't include food and energy in our analysis of price consumer prices we took that out. the consumer price index we only look at this new version of the scene and you must be wrong the fact that you're starving and can't afford gas is incorrect because our our revised c.p.i. model tells us that interest rates need to be near zero as a favor to the speculators and it goes on and on and on but this goes back to the importance of why gold and silver are skyrock

that the us would build a retard we were a little bit scared police who we were informed as having myspace would mean better infrastructure and possibly jobs and firms who cools proposed to consist of radio facilities and interceptor rockets it is scheduled to be built by twenty fifteen and will become instrumental in president obama's european anti-missile defense shield in the one nine hundred fifty s. an airbase in the town of devore cell in romania was used by the soviet forces now with washington's plans to place a radar station here locals have a job that should booker us change his foreign policy again the place will be occupied by the chinese similar plans were no joke for some in other european countries thousands in the czech republic and poland protested against the initiative to have military bases on their soil with mixed results while the first line of interceptor missiles was eventually placed in poland the czechs suddenly pulled out of the anti-missile defense in romania there have been no demonstrations like that at all but there is a historical factor that makes romania o

one other thing about that ceremony at didn't know this about him until i read the patients myspace pager facebook page and found out he is homosexual. he likes hanging out with friends and dating men. this was such a non concern to the navajo people. mostly in my experience to virtually every tribe homosexuality is not a big deal. what does happen is sometimes the people are honored. i know a woman who said she had a lesbian friend who goes back to her home preservation. new mothers want her to hold the baby for block. that is pretty unusual in these societies. >> are there any questions? we have time for one or two. if you go to the microphone right there. so that we can pick it up for the television audience. >> you said you didn't have any problems interviewing people but i am wondering your being not indian, if that was a problem at all getting published. obviously in the business maybe you didn't have any problems but if you were native american do you think you would have an easier time with the interviewing process and getting the book accepted? >> that is a really good question.

thing about the ceremony is i found that i didn't know this about him until i read the patient's myspace page or facebook page, and found out that he's homosexual. he said he liked hanging out with friends and dating men. this was such a nonconcern to navajo people and mostly in my experience too, virtually every tribe, homosexuality is not a big teal and what happens is sometimes the people are honored. i know a woman who said she has a lesbian friend and when she goes to her reservation, new mothers want her to hold the baby for good luck. that's pretty unoral in main -- unusual in mainstream society. >> any questions? i think we have time for one or two. if you'd go to the microphone right there so we can pick it up for the television audience. >> you said that you didn't have any problems per se interviewing people, but i'm wondering your being noniindian if that was a problem at all getting published? maybe you didn't have problems, but i guess what i'm asking if you were native american would you have an easier time in the interview process and getting the book acceptedded? >> well

thing about that ceremony, i found that -- i didn't know this about him until i read the patient's myspace page or facebook page and found out that he's homosexual. he said he likes hanging out with friends and dating men. and this was such a nonconcern to navajo people. and mostly in my experience, virtually every tribe, homosexuality is not a big deal. and what does happen is that sometimes the people are honored. i know a woman who said she has a lesbian friend and when the lesbian friend goes back to her home, new mothers wants her to hold the baby for good luck. that's pretty unusual in mainstream society. >> well, are there any questions? i think we have time for one or two. if you'd go to the microphone right there, so that we can pick it up for the television audience. >> you said that you didn't have any problems, per se, interviewing people, but i'm wondering you're being non-indian if that was a problem at all getting published. now you obviously in the business, maybe you didn't have any problems but i guess if i was asking you, if you were native american do you think you woul

. >> roy has is a own myspace page.long with millions of others, viewed his extraction from the "lock-up" clips that appeared on msnbc. >> when you're down like that, naked as a jaybird, put on the floor, you're at the bottom. it don't get worse than that. i hope when it's all said and done i hope this ain't what defines my life. >> still, the videos made a definite impression. >> can i get a dollar for every person that views this? i'm just asking. check this out. slagle is a cyborg from the future. tasing him won't help. have you seen "terminator?" i watched this episode last night and became infatuated with this man. he is so sexy and has an amazing body and fine face. i wish i knew him. i love big, tall and muscular men. i'm 40 years old. i'm flattered by it because i ain't no 20-year-old dude. to have a lot of girls, women and you know, making comments about how i look and stuff like that, it's nice. >> roy's parole serves as a constant reminder, a return from prison is just one mistake away. >> five, six times a d

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as the development of the chloroform, the internet search on the chloroform, really there was the myspaceor facebook posting of the chloroform picture and then there was the google search the next day. that was done from the computer, not the laptop, from the actual desktop computer in the anthony home. you could speculate, here it is, the boyfriend posts this, the next day i want to know what chloroform is. you can speculate into that. there was no documentation on buying anything to make chloroform. the one internet search that she made from google was a three minute internet search. and then it subsided from there. if there was possible more traces of it in greater amounts, more of a way how it could be concocted, purchased, none of that was ever there. so, we were very limited in what we had when it came to chloroform. we were told and they did as far as how and what chloroform is detected in other products at the levels. chloroform is detectable in other products as well i am there was not enough, there really was not enough for us to bring chloroform into the mix. we know there were

. >>> more bad news from myspace. laying off more than half of its staff. that's more than 200 pink slips. this comes one day after the company said it was sold for $35 million. >>> another strong day for your money. the stock market has now gone up four days in a row. the end of june, far better than the way things began. >>> all right. if there is one thing the bay area has gone batty over lately, it's tablet computing. just about everybody, it seems wants to own one. just about every company, it seems, wants to sell one. this one is coming from hewlett-packard which is going mobil thanks to another silicon valley company. >> sit powerful enough and big enough? >> reporter: with all the attention paid to tablet computer, hp face as huge challenge. the silicon giant is famous as a leader in the tech industry, but when it comes to tablets, it's behind. >> this is the hp touch pad. >> reporter: now trying to make up ground, the touchpad looks familiar with a big difference. its operating system. a user interface or u.i. >> when people use the touch pad, when

she was online, myspace. meets steven. they develop an online relationship. to vegas. the shes this could be a legitimate romantic opportunity. how long were you here in vegas before things went bad? >> approximately a week and a half. >> earlier we saw a pimp trying to recruit someone he thought was a prosecute. but with donna we see another tactic entirely, an accused pimp trying to recruit someone who isn't a working girl at all. what happened? >> everything was fine. we went out to eat. there were a couple older white gentlemen. he said why don't you go over there and talk to him and see what you can do for us. i thought he was kidding. i kind of laughed it off. he didn't say anything until we got home. he told me why didn't you do what i told you to do. i take the decisions now, you don't. he said you were supposed to talk to them and make us some money. >> meaning turn a trick? >> he wanted me to turn a trick and prostitute. >> you had to be thinking this isn't what i signed up for. >> exactly. and i was like, i asked him, are you really serious? is tha

think of myspace. >> host: i was on it at fort three weeks. >> guest: when a new platform evolves -- incredibly vigilant and you have to hire the best people and retain them which in silicon valley the reason you didn't move microsoft in silicon valley was everyone changes jobs in 18 months. that was in 1977. so we said seattle. rain. i want to go outside. so anyway our families ritter -- were there. hiring and retaining great people and the blank spot where you don't see these other platforms that were potentially obsolete coming and co's -- even google and apple didn't see the social network stuff coming. >> host: apple tried to launch pink and i am not sure where that has done. a little too late. it hasn't caught on. that leads to this question. microsoft's elevated 36 birthday earlier this month. i am curious. where do you think microsoft is in relation to google, facebook or apple? high-tech hellhound. why did you call them high-tech hellhounds? >> that is from -- that phrases from a blues song. hellhound on my trail in the name of the song. microsoft always had a lot of competi

as the development of the chloroform, the internet search on the chloroform, really there was the myspaceor facebook posting of the chloroform picture and then there was the google search the next day. that was done from the computer, not the laptop, from the actual desktop computer in the anthony home. you could speculate, here it is, the boyfriend posts this, the next day i want to know what chloroform is. you can speculate into that. there was no documentation on buying anything to make chloroform. the one internet search that she made from google was a three minute internet search. and then it subsided from there. if there was possible more traces of it in greater amounts, more of a way how it could be concocted, purchased, none of that was ever there. so, we were very limited in what we had when it came to chloroform. we were told and they did as far as how and what chloroform is detected in other products at the levels. chloroform is detectable in other products as well i am there was not enough, there really was not enough for us to bring chloroform into the mix. we know there were

we make it an effort to write back to every single person via facebook, e-mail, myspace and twitter.> you hit it on the head. it's important for us to be interpersonal with everyone that comes out to the shows. we take the time to talk to everyone that we can. we make it as personal as possible and get to know everyone that we can. be as communicative as possible. we work hard all the time. >> i bet. you have to. a lot of people say that the internet and streaming and what not is bad for the music business but i think it's just bad for the big music business, right? it's good for local musicians i would think. >> it just depends on what side you are really on. for us of course we would like to sell as many records as possible but we also don't mind giving away tons of cds. our last two cds ago we gave away 30,000 copies of our cd. >> just gave them away? >> gave them away. >> cd sells for how much? >> $5 to $10. >> that's a lot of money you gave away. >> we burned all of those one by one ourselves. took us about a year to do it. we did it. >> it's really cool to see that kind of pers

turns out there was a second computer report and in it they showed the 84 searches were for myspace,oroform. that gives jurors a doubt about who is telling the truth and which side it is and the same thing happened, too, with the doubt of whether or not there was chloroform in the car. it was never actually proven. >> bill: you have high level forensics experts come in and say with certainty, i heard them say it, there was chloroform residue in the trunk of casey anthony's car. so their experts, the best in their field, they come in and they say it. then we have an accusation from or a statement from casey anthony's mother that she herself had researched chloroform. that turned out to be a lie and it looked like she was covering for her daughter there. let's deal with the residue first. did you not believe it? i believed it when the guy said there was chloroform residue in the car or trunk. i believed it. should i notster? >> i believed it. however, there was testimony that that chloroform or residue could have come from a household product that does include chloroform? >> bill: like

he paid $580 million for myspace.bviously he knows nothing about technology. [ applause ] murdoch says he was embarrassed and that today was the most humble day of his life. mostly because every other day involves him swimming in a bathtub full of money like scrooge mcduck. but take a look at this. now, the guy sitting -- oh, no, wait, the guy sitting behind him, note the position of his shirt collar. like somebody forgot to shave down his devil horns before he left the castle this morning. rupert's son james also had a distraction behind him. now, right behind james is joel klein, the guy now touching his nose. he's an executive haven't at news corp. he's in charge of the interm na investigation. he started digging for clues in his nose and then he started going for his head, his ears. and examining the pickings, of the findings, as they're called in an evidentiary hearing. if this goes on any long erer, will not have a head left. now, see there? that's a guy that should get a monkey, right? [ applause ] he's got the

they said it came from myspace pages. >> if you want to reject the scientific evidence that is the jury's. if they want to go with the defense theory and say fantasy forensics. what i'm telling you is there was sufficient circumstantial evidence to department trait that casey anthony -- to demonstrate that casey anthony >> sean: you are not convincing me. >> you are not the jury. >> sean: i want to go to mark geragos. you were the first ones in the stay of florida to hear on a multitude of levels, new techniques, because traditional things that historically worked in a court of law, were not applicable able -- here. seems like a stretch. >> this is the problem when you start talking things and do just a modicum of cross-examination on these people. find out it is not peer reviewed that the laboratory is not a crime lab. that the guy never qualified as an expert in that field. and there's no prior peer reviewed area where somebody has looked at it. jurors don't buy that. and they shouldn't. this isn't something where we are going to throw some guy who has a new technique into it and tell t