post a american university professor, naomi baron, is technology changing how we communicate?>> guest: yes and no. there's this assumption that the technologies of computers and now mobile phones are changing the way we write to each other because we use abbreviations and acronyms and emoticons. we are not using all that many. and i'll tell you what they mean by that in a second. our social relationships are changing incredibly and i'm going to suggest or personal, individual psyches are changing as well. >> let's go through those. >> you bet. let's start with how we read. it's pretty clear is when you're reading things on the screen, you don't do it. whether it the laptop, either reader, tablet computer, mobile phone. you don't throw quite the same way as he do when you're reading in fact, that the subject of the next book. but what we know already is that you tend to skim. or worse, you tend to use the fine function. said the professor set up a key to write an essay. you look at the little snippet of what has been written and you ignore the rest of the content. what we know

hi naomi, how's it goin'?kinds of spots, so i'll kind of cover up my darker spots. and then i'll put the foundation over it, and on a really light day i might just need the foundation. you can kind of give it a little swirl and you can just put it on all over and it gives you full coverage. >> does it last all day? >> oh, yes, it's brilliant, it lasts up to 14 hours. literally, without touch-ups. it gives you a nice, beautiful airbrushed, flawless look. >> i love it already. >> yay, we do too! >> hosting the worldwide launch event was so much fun today. i got a chance to share something that i really believe in with a lot of women and they loved it. they couldn't believe how fast it was, how easy it was, how flawless their skin looked. and i think you really have to experience it. it's a pretty remarkable day. >> developed for doctors, adored by hollywood, now new and better than ever. get ready, because here's your chance to look flawless and beautiful with sheer cover studio. the amazing mineral makeup that

." >> rose: this is when jordan meets a sexy woman named naomi. >> jordan, this is my friend naomi. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> naomi, nice to meet you. >> you've got an awesome place here. i don't think i've ever been in a house this big before. >> oh, really? beautiful beach out there. nice to meet you. your name a is blare, right? >> yeah. >> you like to jetski? >> i've never done it before. >> you've never jetskied before? >> no, never. >> you've never been on a jetski. >> no, i haven't! >> how many times are you going to ask her? she's never been on a jetski. >> i don't know, let me ask her a couple more times. >> rose: (laughs) >> you should see what happens after that. >> i'm glad that you stopped there. >> rose: give me more tape, more film. let's show more of it! that was one of the hardest scenes to cut, actually. we were cutting that to the last minute. >> rose: why was that hard? >> it was something about the looks or the glances "how many times are you going to ask about the jetskis?" if you do too much the edge that you had with blare would have been lost. and when to cu

tahoe. >> the car flipped and rolled and landed on the roof twice and came to rest upside down. >> naomiospital with a broken neck and two badly damaged vertebrae. she eventually wound up at ucsf hospital in san francisco. >> with that accident she could have been completely paralyzed. she could have been quadriplegic, lose both arms and leg function. >> reporter: luckily she didn't suffer a major spinal cord injury. still her doctor was surprised by the question she posed just before undergoing delicate surgery in may. she wanted to know when she could resume training. >> i'm like, okay, i'm still going to be able to do this race, right? he was thinking, you know, crazy. >> to make sure she can run. i told her maybe we should postpone. >> reporter: for three weeks after her surgery with her surgeon's blessing, naomi started training. last week she ran, biked, and swam in the ironman triathlon in tempe, arizona. >> my goal for this race is just to savor the day. the highs and the lows of it. >> reporter: in the end she savored coming in 435th out of 2,500 athletes with a time of 11 hours

this is when jordan meets a sexy woman, named naomi. >> this is my friend naomi. >> nice to meet you.> nice to meet you. >> you have an awesome place. i have never been in a house this big before. >> oh, really? >> there is a beautiful beach on there. >> nice to meet you. your name is blair? do you like to jet ski? >> i have never done it before. >> you have never been on a jet ski. >> how many times are you going to ask her? >> i don't know. i might ask her a couple more times. [laughter] >> you should see what happens right after that. >> i'm glad you stopped. >> you give me more film i will , show more of it. [laughter] >> that was one of the hardest scenes to cut. we were cutting that to the last minute. something about the looks or the glances, how many times about the jet skis. all of that. if you do too much the edge you had with blair would have been lost. when to cut to his wife. >> this is the stuff about filmmaking people do not think about. it did not just happen that way. >> i know. >> it happened because there was a director and an actor who knew the possibilities. >> a

we also have our city administrator naomi kelly is in charge of everything.ng.) >> and we have the guy in charge of the water that keypads audio trees healthy and embrace green harvey listen kelly the executive director of the puc here. (clapping.) and we're so very lucky to have 6 individual here tonight who oversee all your 2 hundred and 20 parks and all you tell one hundred and 69 playground and swimming policy our rec and park department president marble and his vice president allen low and also commissioners. tom and commissioner megan levenson was here and commissioner ifshg eric new mexico dodged. we have ken weber from 20 a business and i don't know where he is but from the san francisco park alliance pat o'grady is here (clapping) so 84 years trowel one of the most special event this department has done for nearly a century and it's been a great year for replying replying our realms e recession programs are not as popular and last week, we have the president of the united states at the rec center n here. we call him uncle john mccleaner he was the fi

it was chief of staff, steve cava and naomi kelly that had matthew come together and begin the process that caused us all to be here. they made sure that members of the school board and others would also be a part of this and they made you the citizens of san francisco a part of this. and i must tell you that your staff did really well. they've produced what i think is an appropriate celebration of nelson mandela's life, a number of persons from various countries in africa who are part of our city government, nuru and others. we're all here celebrating. but in addition there to mayor lee, you can see from this perspective incredible diversity that is san francisco. and when you could have an event in which rose doesn't get a chance to say anything, it's a good day for the city and county of san francisco. on behalf of mayor ed lee and that hearty band of persons who put this morning service together -- some of you say why morning? well, nelson mandela operated at the earliest moment on a daily basis in the quest of ridding the world of inequality and establishing peace and mayor lee's

entre otros, bill gates, oprah y naomi campbell. >> todos los detalles, los puede encontrar en univisionoticias.comducido centenares de accidentes de trÁnsito. hoy la temperatura en chicago fue la mÁs baja de los Últimos 18 aÑos. una familia que permanece desaparecida durante dos dÍas en nevada fue encontrada hoy sana y salva. segÚn las autoridades, el vehÍculo en el que se desplazaba una pareja y sus cuatro hijos volcÓ en 1 a donde las temperaturas llegaron a estar bajo cero, y tuvieron que encender una fogata para mantenerse calientes. mÁs de 200 personas participaron en su bÚsqueda. >> una madre de colorado lucha para que a su hijo le borren una acusaciÓn de acoso sexual. hunter tiene seis aÑos y lo que hizo fue besar en la mano a una compaÑera. la madre admite que su hijo ha sido suspendido por besar a la misma niÑa pero a ningÚn niÑo de seis aÑos se le debe acusado de acoso sexual. >> autoridades en san francisco quieren las solicitudes de empleo no pregunten si ha estado preso. dicen que a un ex recluso le es muy difÍcil reincorporarse a la sociedad porque nadie le ofrece trabajo pero como di

we have seen the likes of bono, and naomi campbell. and robert move backby and those filing past mandela. we have seen tears, john, outward signs of the grief that people feel. i think it was a sign that this was a man loved byall. all walks of life. heads of government, heads of state. leaders of pop culture and snow biz all here to pay their respects. john, i really wanto mark one moment that really stood out to me. and that was seeing nelson mandela's widow grash sha mi michelle. and she was just sobbing. you could see she lost her partner. he was ill. he was old. people had been preparing themselves for this. but the reality of seeing his remains really brings it home to them. they're the father of this democracy and the pillar of the mandela family has gone. john. >> it's such a public event this week, it's nice that people are having private moments to say good-bye. isha sesay in pretoria, thanks. appreciate that. >>> ten minutes after the hour. coming up, al qaeda moves into syria. the terror group making a claim in the country'

naomi, i begin with you.as the pope made statements -- i guess at one point he said don't obsess about abortion or traditional marriage. has the pope made statements that's brought the liberal media into his camp for the wrong reasons? >> well, i don't know about whether it's brought them in for the wrong reasons. it certain hi brought them into his camp. he has said we need to focus less on the social issues. he has definitely offered, i would say, a kind of liberal economic take that may not be in line with your thinking. but the question is, you know, whether he's brought along anyone besides the media and the evidence so far suggests not really. >> just to follow up on that what you're saying is so far there's no evidence of more church goers, is that true globally or just the united states? what do we know about that? >> well, what's interesting, so a couple of weeks ago the pew form on religion and public life did a survey of american catholics and it found what they called a no pope effect. no pope fra

we have quorum i did get a late e-mail from naomi akers she couldn't attend. all right. so we don't have a huge agenda hopefully, we'll keep this under an hour. the first thing is any public comment? this is for anything that say you feel protons to the business of the entertainment commission. seeing none, public comment is closed. moving on to item 2 is the rough and approval of minutes november filth. commissioners i don't know if you have any changes to make if not happy to entertain a motion >> i move to approve. >> second. >> audrey joseph is there any public comment from the minutes of this last meeting. seeing none, supervisor hiding. audrey joseph. barbara campagnoli. item 3 report from our executive director take it away director king >> good evening i will make this short. hello. i'm going to mix this up. and talk about something we talked about latin last night. a buff of us went to the lesion project and the heritage sf a nonprofit they added writing to new bars and restaurants to their program and we assisted in putting the event go together last time. it w

his wife naomi is his only helper. >> welcome to the place.uch a hard thing? >> this city, tokyo, this is kind of the maker of the sushi. so i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. >> yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man who constantly surprises. >> this is the most expensive wasabi. so i wait, wait, wait. finally this goes to the discount box. then i bought this. >> it's very french of you. so many things separate yasuda from other japanese sushi masters. the most noticeable is his hands. they're huge. look at the knuckles. enormous from years of pounding cement walls during repeated daily practice in kilkusheen karate. he first trained and competed in tokyo. when he came to new york, he continued to practice. often in underground, bare-knuckle matches, you fight until someone gets beaten to the ground. this style yasuda practiced was about beating your opponent as quickly and as aggressively as possible. sp

entre otros, bill gates, oprah y naomi campbell. >> todos los detalles, los puede encontrar en univisionoticias.comy sana y salva. segÚn las autoridades, el vehÍculo en el que se desplazaba una pareja y sus cuatro hijos volcÓ en 1 a donde las temperaturas llegaron a estar bajo cero, y tuvieron que encender una fogata para mantenerse calientes. mÁs de 200 personas participaron en su bÚsqueda. >> una madre de colorado lucha para que a su hijo le borren una acusaciÓn de acoso sexual. hunter tiene seis aÑos y lo que hizo fue besar en la mano a una compaÑera. la madre admite que su hijo ha sido suspendido por besar a la misma niÑa pero a ningÚn niÑo de seis aÑos se le debe acusado de acoso sexual. >> autoridades en san francisco quieren las solicitudes de empleo no pregunten si ha estado preso. dicen que a un ex recluso le es muy difÍcil reincorporarse a la sociedad porque nadie le ofrece trabajo pero como dice luis mejÍa, la propuesta ya estÁ provocando polÉmica. >> si encontrar trabajo en esta economÍa no es fÁcil, imagÍnese lo difÍcil que debe ser conseguir empleo despuÉs de estar en prisiÓn, sobre t

naomi, it is interesting because this pope has been so different. to live in the papal palace. and he feeds the homeless without his robe on. >> to me the word that comes to mind is like jesus. i'm jewish. i don't have a dog in the fight. but it is notable he is behaving the way that jesus said we should boyfrieehafe. these are very controversial and i think it is ironic acting like jesus said you should act is controversial to the church. >> he is likeable. the common individual can relate to him. when he drives a ford focus. people like that. and i think that too he is one of those types of people who is breaking the system but people can relate to that more. the whole system brings us back to breaking the system. if the catholic church were a product he is a great marketer. i think it draws people in. >> panel, thank you so much for your time today. the big fear that obama care could lead to the closing of firehouses in america. volunteer firefighter for 50 years on what could be at stake. >> who knew she could dress up too and be funny. the new

. >> there's rarely a day when naomi isn't run, biking or swimming. >> six times a week, sometimes multiple times a day. >> earlier this year, she was busy training for an upcoming gruelling ironman triathlon, but on march 3, her car hit a patch of black ice near tahoe. >> the car slipped and rolled and landed on the roof twice and came to rest upside down. >> she landed in the hospital with a broken neck and two badly damaged vertebrae. she eventually wound up at usf hospital in san francisco. >> she would have been paralyzed and lost all arm and leg frungs functions. >> luckily, she didn't suffer a spinal cord injury, still her doctor was surprised with the question she posed before u.s. just before undergoing surgery in may. she wanted to know when she can resume training. i said well, i'm still going to be able to do this race, right? crazy. >> i told her, you know, maybe you should postpone. >> but three weeks after her surgery, she started training. last week she ran, biked and swam in the iron man triathlon in tempe, arizona. >> my goal for this race is just to really savor the day.

a great friend, naomi campbell, was organizing it, but it had gone horribly wrong in barcelona. there was an arena that fits 20,000 people and about 4000 people had turned up. they didn't understand. there was some confusion. a lot of people bailed from the project. the great man arrives, oh my goodness, there is nobody there for him to make his speech. maybe they will be here by 8:00. we will wait. still, there was hardly anybody there. he has to leave -- wait, wait until it 8:30. 9:00, sure enough there are a few more spaniards. it is not the fault of spain. there was confusion. so we walked out, and there was this huge hangar of a place, empty. he goes, it is a great thing to have high expectations, and i had high expectations of coming to barcelona. we are staring at the ground. he looks at me and goes, you have more than exceeded my expectations, that you should leave your houses, leave your lives and come and see an old man and help him with his work. it is more than i could ever -- and i am looking at this seating of 5000. low expectations. i guess that is the way he saw

naomi campbell is here, a couple of celebrities are here, all of them people who in the magnificent patchworkjohn major, david cameron i heard an interview with him this morning on local radio talking about the importance of this gathering. i have to say the seats that are down front and exposed in the rain have been late to fill in. no one can blame them. but as we look at the stadium it's filling in a little slowly. charlene, maybe you can [ inaudible ]. >> i think that is my floor mate. she came in with a huge entorage. everyone has hotel lobbies full of lapel pins. >> sarkozy and president hollande. >>> lester holt inside. tell us the scene there. >> reporter: well, i can tell you i got here about 6:00 this morning. the crowd was gathering outside. we were gathering right at the gate. [ inaudible ] i got to talk to a lot of the people here and the joy from people. i talked to young people and young women who were born shortly before the end of apartheid and said we are here as gratitude. one young lady says i have two college degrees. that would have been impossible if i were born a bit e

she thought naomi harris captured her mannerisms and her walk. because it was one of the first movies who highlighted her mother's role in the struggle. today, we have been interviewing people who fought the struggle with mandela. but sometimes we overlook winnie's role in the struggle. she's a somewhat controversial character, but the family really hoped that naomi harris gets an oscar. they love idris elba. who doesn't love idris elba, but they were laudatory about the movie. >> look at the pictures of you, and from his family to the tribe. he's known as mudeeba. >> his second name means one who shakes the tree. otherwise trouble maker. he was somewhat of somebody who shook things up, but what we're going to see, brooke, is up until maionday, no public ceremony. on monday, a public memorial at soccer city. that's the place that mandela made his last public appearance. what's going on right now is something called the eye closing ceremony. it's here that elders of the tribe are with the body of mandela. >> talking to the body. >> tay talk to the

you may hear some screaming next to me and that's because supermodel naomi campbell has just come here crowd, and walked inside. you know there's a lot of rain and gloom around me, but anyone who doesn't think there can be joy amid storms needs to come to south africa now and see the atmosphere here on a day when we've seen the first formal memorial for the anti-apartheid icon. here are a few highlights from just the past few hours. >> reporter: in front of a packed stadium here in johannesburg, president obama delivered his very personal thoughts on the legacy of nelson mandela. >> and while i will always fall short of madiba's example, he makes me want to be a better man. he speaks to what's best inside us. nelson mandela reminds us it seems impossible until it's done. south africa shows that is true, south africa shows we can change. that we can choose a world defined not by our differences but by our common hopes. it matters not how straight the gate, how charged the punishment, i am the master of my fate, i am the captain of my soul, what a magnificent soul it was. >> reporter: th

it also looks at his relationship with his wife winnie played by naomi harris.lm's director justin chadwick talked to me about the film. >> we all know mandela the great political leader, the activist, but we don't know him as a young man. as a man who loved cars, tailoring, who is the most amazing lawyer in his early days in the first black lawyer in johannesburg. so we want to explore a mandela that hadn't been seen before that people don't know, that's not in the history books. >> last night prince william and his wife kate attend the uk premiere for that film in london. they along with the rest of the audience found out about his death while the credits were rolling. >> we're just reminded of what an extraordinary and inspiring man nelson mandela was. and my thoughts and prayers are with him and his family right now. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking conve

naomi campbell is here, and a couple bold-face type celebrities are here, and all of them in the patchworkf what was the life of nelson mandela, befriended nelson mandela all over the years, charlize theron, and bono, and they were on separate flights because of family arrangements, but there is tony blair, one of four british prime ministers that will be attending today. john major will be here. gordon brown, and of course, david cameron, and there is clairic, i heard an interview with him this morning talking about the important tupbce of t gathering. the seats down front and exposed in the rain have been late to fill in, and nobody can blame them. but as we look at the stadium, it's filling in a little slowly. maybe you are better equipped to see some of the folks as i am as they come in. >> i am not sure, but i think that's my floor mate -- is that the president of brazil? she came in about 3:00 this morning. >> we have several delegations in ours including the italians. everybody has hotel lobby fills of lapel pins and ear pieces, and the last two leaders of france, the current, and i

. >> so there's idris elba and naomi harris as winnie.he got my walk. when i spoke to zenai, she said the wonderful things is it's one of the first movies that highlighted the role my mother played in the struggle. today we honor her but don't forget the role that other people played in the struggle and we're hearing from so many of them today. the way i like to describe mandela, he turned a nightmare into a vision, a vision into a dream. and a dream into a reality. that is not a perfect but a pretty good south africa. >> nadia, you had the honor of being close to the family. thank you very much. appreciate your insights, as well. >> everything that you. >> and the world watching as the groups now announced for 2014 world cup in brazil next. details on the just announced match-ups and, of course, nelson mandela's role in the sport that defined a part of his legacy. >> i was there. we're going to automatic talk world cup when we come back. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warnin

i think naomi, for example, is the only actress who's played winnie to ever sit down with winnie and her. we spent time with people talking to people and finding outboth sides -- >> rose: what did she learn from winnie? >> winnie gave her her blessing. she gave her her blessing to play the part so she's the right foreign play the part, she'd done her home work, done her research and so to play in the way she saw fit. and the film doesn't shy away from any of the controversial flaws of the character we're portraying and i think for us it was about dropping the audience amongst them. so you're in 360 degree worlds that are real. they're alive. they are populated by men and women that lived there. the generals at the end who shrewd madiba, who shrewd idris, brought their own uniforms. the blur between what we were trying to make and trying to make it feel completely -- >> rose: you knew you had to have him? >> right from the beginning. yeah, he was my first choice. >> rose: because of the aura thing? >> not just the aura. >> rose: and he was a great actor? >> he's a good man. >> rose: h

naomi campbell that was pictured a number of time with nelson mandela. is a super model and he was also quite taken by the spice girls when he met them. quite a number of celebrities. oprah winfrey is going to be here today. >> i wonder what south africans will make of this week and this day. how much it will mean to them and how much they will take strength from this to move forward. >> you know, it's our 20th anniversary of our freedom in this country. and to me, and south africans, the depth and the time of the year should be putting us top say how do we move forward. if you look at how do we move forward as united or move forward as divided. more forward as the poor and the rich or move forward as just a nation. [ inaudible ] and i'm hoping that all south africans, you know, will use today and use madiba's vision to move forward. and what -- [ inaudible ] >> if you're just waking up with us, you're watching the memorial in south africa in honor of nelson mandela. it was supposed to get underway at 4:00 eastern time. here it is at 4:42. you can still

hemowho are celebrities, naomi campbell known for her temper and being a hot headed model sitting next to perhaps the head of iran. you know? there's a wonderful image when you can see about tomorrow. i think that is mandela as his p.a. said today, he's bringing people toothing in death as well as he did in life. >> we're looking at pictures of mandela dancing. he was somebody who celebrated life, as well, bringing so many people together. you just can't help but. >> i will and be inspired when you see these images. thank you. appreciate that. the image of bill clinton at robben island, what an amazing treat to see that up close. >> you've got world leaders going there, including he was very critical of george w. bush over the iraq war and bush is heading down there. he was critical of the united states way back in 2003. i think he said if there's a krntd has committed unspeakable an frosties, it is the united states. this is a man who spoke from the heart and people respected him for na. >> can too i along time for the u.s. to divest in investments in south africa. the funeral for nel

now, let me just tell you something, um, there's a lot of politics in israel, and naomi pace, the communications director of the new israel fund, once said to me -- actually several times -- everything in israel is political. politics is okay in israel. that's all they do is politics. they can, i mean, if you think there's a lot of politics in the united states, you can quadruple that in israel. but every man, woman and child taxpayer in the united states should not pay for the war chest of a political party in israel. and what do i mean by that? i mean that for every one million dollars in tax donations that the new israel fund and any other fund gets, $440,000 has been a subsidized by american taxpayers. they like to say, as i said, we're not about soup kitchens, we're about social change. but the fact of the matter is, of the 800-plus organizations that they fund in israel and of the many organizations that those organizations fund as this octopus goes down to smaller and smaller arms, it's only scores of organizations that are involved in the topic that i'm currently talking about today. we

. >> i look at this as an attempt to legitimize what naomi klein has called disaster capitalism. rand paul shows up and says, listen, the problem with detroit, the problem for voters of color in detroit is democratic policies have been too intense. what we need to do is effectively deregulate the entire economy. we need to focus on cutting taxes for the wealthy. we need to focus on all sorts of right wing education experiments. school choice. vouchers. et cetera, et cetera. that's how we'll solve this problem. and i think there's a danger to this. because i think in a place like detroit that has been hurt by so many different things, that the republicans are hoping they can use a crisis like detroit to say that our policies, our economic policies are the ones that are going to liberate people. even though that's a misdiagnosis of what actually happened in detroit. >> i completely agree with that. let's talk about immigration reform. and the latino community. again, i'm just going down their list. so, you know. so john boehner on november 14th says, we have no intention of ever go