. >> >> skype tvs are now on the market. these are regular tv's but have skype built into them.ou push one button and skype comes up from there you can make of your phone calls or video calls right on your tv. >> (laughter) we can arrange for one of those. >> that would be great. >> yes. >> it is video chatting for the living room made extremely easy. you connect your tv to your home wiifii or plug it in with a hard- line tier internet. the tv makes that easy it walks you through it. it all works off of a regular remote you set up this camera on top of the skype tv and send over your image. skype showed me a demo of a call in action. the person you are talking to is the bigger image and your image shows up here in the lower right hand corner, the audio sounded crystal clear, there was a little lag in the lip sync. but, nothing too bad. the video quality was good, the picture looked good. you can also make a full screen for a bigger picture. this could be a good tool for her friends and family to video chat in their living room from their tv. you do not need a headset, you get a

skype showed me a demo of a call in action.he person you are talking to is the bigger image and your image shows up here in the lower right hand corner, the audio sounded crystal clear, there was a little lag in the lip sync. but, nothing too bad. the video quality was good, the picture looked good. you can also make a full screen for a bigger picture. this could be a good tool for her friends and family to video chat in their living room from their tv. you do not need a headset, you get a nice wide shots of the living room, a good way to show the grandparents the kids. sometimes when they are zipping around is hard to keep kids in front of the computer for a video chat. skype tvs can do video calls with otherskype tvs or with pc computers. so basically, you can video chat with anyone on skype with a web camera. it is free to use there is no monthly charge to make these video calls. skype tvs are available on- cohanline and at stores like best buy. panasonic and samsung make different models the range in price from $800 to $2,6

. >> >> skype tvs are now on the market. these are regular tv's but have skype built into them.push one button and skype comes up from there you can make of your phone calls or video calls right on your tv. >> (laughter) we can arrange for one of those. >> that would be great. >> yes. >> it is video chatting for the living room made extremely easy. you connect your tv to your home wiifii or plug it in with a hard- line tier internet. the tv makes that easy it walks you through it. it all works off of a regular remote you set up this camera on top of the skype tv and send over your image. skype showed me a demo of a call in action. the person you are talking to is the bigger image and your image shows up here in the lower right hand corner, the audio sounded crystal clear, there was a little lag in the lip sync. but, nothing too bad. the video quality was good, the picture looked good. you can also make a full screen for a bigger picture. this could be a good tool for her friends and family to video chat in their living room from their tv. you do not need a headset, you get a nic

. >> skype tvs are now on the market. these are regular tv's but have skype built into them.e button and skype comes up from there you can make of your phone calls or video calls right on your tv. >> (laughter) we can arrange for one of those. >> that would be great. >> it is video chatting for the living room made extremely easy. you connect your tv to your home wiifii or plug it in with a hard- line tier internet. the tv makes that easy it walks you through it. it all works off of a regular remote you set up this camera on top of the skype tv and send over your image. skype showed me a demo of a call in action. the person you are talking to is the bigger image and your image shows up here in the lower right hand corner, the audio sounded crystal clear, there was a little lag in the lip sync. but, nothing too bad. the video quality was good, the picture looked good. you can also make a full screen for a bigger picture. this could be a good tool for her friends and family to video chat in their living room from their tv. you do not need a headset, you get a nice wide shots of

skype showed me a demo of a call in action.you are talking to is the bigger image and your image shows up here in the lower right hand corner, the audio sounded crystal clear, there was a little lag in the lip sync. but, nothing too bad. the video quality was good, the picture looked good. you can also make a full screen for a bigger picture. this could be a good tool for her friends and family to video chat in their living room from their tv. you do not need a headset, you get a nice wide shots of the living room, a good way to show the grandparents the kids. sometimes when they are zipping around is hard to keep kids in front of the computer for a video chat. skype tvs can do video calls with otherskype tvs or with pc computers. so basically, you can video chat with anyone on skype with a web camera. it is free to use there is no monthly charge to make these video calls. skype tvs are available on- line and at stores like best buy. panasonic and samsung make different models the range in price from $800 to $2,600 depending on

license official to skype in for the vows. now although they may be married, it doesn't solve the issue that texas does not recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. but this could mean that a gay couple can legally by married anywhere in the nation. we want you to join our facebook discussion about this. and lisa says, i don't think any kind of marriage should be recognizable over the internet. patty spencer said, the law needs to be changed that all parties involved need to be in the same room when the ceremony needs to make place. and this is from michelle, over the internet, come on, that's a bit of a stretch. well keep your comments coming at facebook.com wusa. >>> and we'll have more on the airport security screens coming up. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> the new era of security or an invasion of privacy. that is the debate happening right now at the our nation's airports. the d

skype is pretty good. >> what do you use for google voice, your phone? >> yeah. >> depending where i am in the world. but it's like, i mean, the point being i have a plantronics headset for when i'm doing skype calls, it works great. i don't feel like i have this big oh, my god i need to find some way to communicate with someone halfway around the world and -- >> we are helping solve your problem. >> no, i'm saying i get your existing business. what are you going to solve 0 for me next. >> gee going forward, with a phone it's got eight built-in handset. with a cell phone i can pick it up. with a computer i'm not going to pick it up. there's noise pollution if i use it around other people. there's a built-in mike and not good quality. i'm trying to do things maybe in a star bucks, hotel lobby vishg to are effective communications integrated into a platform, in this case, not very well designed for it. trying to use video communications, got to have the screen. with the smartphones i want to see the image. i have to have some way to interface with that. ab

. >> the officiating started here in skype for the same sex marriage.t might lay the groundwork for other same-sex couples to have marriage ceremonies in any circumstances regardless of the law. they told their vows by skype today. >> after 10 years as a couple, mark and donte thought this day would never come. i now pronounce you mark and donte, legally married -- >> i now pronounced umar and donte, legally married. >> they both live in texas where same-sex marriage is not allowed. >> you want to get married in a state where you live. we just found it from way of doing it. when we went to washington d.c. we discover that the language there simply states that the officiant had to solemnize and witness the ceremony in their district. >> and through skype, they made the union legal. mark and donte had to travel to d.c. prior to the wedding to register for marriage. the union became official during the ceremony when the two were pronounced married over the internet. >> the couple was asked to speak at a conference on e-marriqge last week in michigan. there

the problems were certain fundamental things, like skype and wifi were illegal in kenya. no one could tell me why. it was not a broad conspiracy to shut down the internet, it was just regulation, and you needed to know the right people and convince someone that actually there is no threat to national security. the spectrum was allocated to the army like 30 years ago. you had to have a whole conversation around getting that spectrum back. it had negative implications at that time. if you are starting point is banning skype and voice-over ip, clearly it is possible to get a lot of things right. the policies have changed dramatically. there is still long way to go in terms of infrastructure and regulations protecting consumers, but as far as just things opening up, it has changed dramatically. >> what are you doing here at the gov2.0 summit in washington d.c.? >> i have been speaking about the initiatives and opening up the powerful technology to allowed citizens to speak and engage. >> is that a non-profit? >> it is still a nonprofit. also is just a great opportunity to sha

skype pm skype >> we've seen a big growth.nd this year, we've seen growth of over 20 percent of cyber monday from last year. that is on the heels of a great black friday that was up 15.9%. >> john, are the sills' great or is it all the hype?? >> sales-- >> and i think the real killers of done a fantastic job of pulling out all the organs-retailers have done a fantastic job. pulling out all of the--promotions! and all of the on-line efforts consumers have looked at this as one of the bake * it to purchase. >> an online sales are doing well and also-a deadlintime to . >> and from a pool going metrics, part of ibm will look at everything online. from core metrics and we do not folow what happens in the retail marketplace? >> mobile sales? >> this year is been very large and mobile sales. last year, only temperatures of percentage points. this year, almost 6%. arthur shopping from iphone, ipad, and for, and motorola. -are shopping from a ipad, and troy, a touch android who, i touch. >> with past years behavior's you could see a tr

but, you know, the problem was certain fundamental things like sign was illegal in kenya -- skype was illegal in kenya, and wi-fi was illegal in kenya, and no one could tell me why. i even spent a summer interning in kenya, and it wasn't even this broad conspiracy to shut down, it's just a cake sort of regulation, and you needed to lobby the right people, and, you know, convince someone that actually they're no threat to national security. wi-fi is not legal. the spectrum was allocated to the army like, you know, 30 years ago, and so, you know, you had to have a whole conversation around getting the spectrum back. so i became fascinated with this intersection of sort of law and policy and how it had really practical, sort of at that time negative implications on our ability to be a strong economy. and if your starting point is banning skype and voiceover ip, you know, clearly it's impossible to get a lot of other things right. >> host: have those policies changed in kenya? >> guest: yes. dramatically so. we still have a long way to go in terms of just the actual infrastructure and pub

it's sort of like skype, right?ically but on a tv screen. >> reporter: he has a point echoed by these guys. >> it's like skype almost. but it's better. it don't move. when you're on tv like a reality show. >> yeah, hi. >> reporter: it's bigger than skype or face time and it's clear as your hd it tv. perfect for far away families. >> the kids are here in california, one in san diego and one san francisco. it's perfect for their mom at home. i think it will be a good way to call them every day. >> reporter: pretty easy to hook up, but it's not cheap. it costs $600 plus $25 a month for phone service. >> value wise this is something that you're willing to spend money on? >> i think it's probably a little too much right now. >> reporter: cisco admits this is just step one for home conferencing. >> so, for example, a lawyer or an accountant or music lessons or frieench lessons, any of tha instead driving to see them or them driving to see you, you can do that over video. >> reporter: and so far the reviews are pretty good

the two obtained their marriage license exchanged their vows via skype via an fish i don't want from the district. some gay rights activists are frowning on this saying it does not advance their cause. >> it was gimmickky. >> that was a -- in texas it's illegal, which is an injustice. if one of the two gentlemen was in a car crash, his partner wouldn't have the right to see him or make medical decisions because of that marriage. >> in a 2005 vote, 76% of texans decided that marriage is only between one man and one woman. >>> up next, the jury deliberations in the chandra levy trial. stay with us. lots of lotions promised healing. this one actually does it. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate healing lotion. nothing feels like it, smells like it, heals like it. gold bond. this stuff really works. >>> bristol shan is live at the court where jurors spent the first full day delivering the fate of inmar juandika. >> won't be tonight, because the jury went home for the night. went home to restart deliberations. before they went home for the night, ah they asked for a picture of ingmar

your parents don't need to use skype, they can find you morning, noon, and night right here. >> tom,udio. tom brokaw. how lame will the lame duck session in congress be. fights over s.t.a.r.t. treaty, nuclear arms and don't ask, don't tell. democratic congressman chris van holland gets the last word. what are you looking at? logistics. ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. my professor at berkeley asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomics have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of algae. algae are amazing little critters. they secrete oil, which we could turn into biofuels. they also absorb co2. we're hoping to supplement the fuels that we use in our vehicles, and to do this at a large enough scale to someday help meet the world'

we spoke via skype with james. >> what we're trying to do is take the age old institution of the lottery and bring it into the 21st century. >> you can increase your chance of winning by joining a giant pool. they don't take any of your winnings but using this service costs 10 to # 0 -- 10 to $20 a month. >> why do we have to travel to the convenience store to get our lotto tickets. >> the commission issued a written statement saying lottery tickets can be purchased at no extra charge at retailers across the state. the california lottery is trying to determine whether this complies with the law. >> this ticket is your ticket. we never own the ticket legally. it always belongs to the user. all our employees are background checked. we are interested in creating a platform that's usable that's run legitimately. >> here at a meeting, recovering addicts criticize the website. they say it brings gambling to your doorstep 24/7. >> it's a dangerous situation for people with tendency to be compulsive gambler. >> we are live here outside of maximum's liquor where the mega million jackpot is $25 mi

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john joins me live via skype. thank you for joining us. >> hello. >> let me first of all -- when you went to the airport, did you know that there were full body scanners there? >> no, up until last night tsa's website said there were no full body scanners at san diego airport. >> so you went in thinking you would see the normal metal detector or screener we would go through at any airport? >> yes, exactly. >> and so when did you realize that things were not going to be the way you had wanted them, especially when coming to the full body scanner? >> well, when it reached the screening area they had the ait machines alongside the metal detectors. actually they checked my i.d. i got in line for the metal detector. what i assumed people were going ob is people were allowed to choose between the two machines. >> you decided i done want to go through the scanner. then you were gien the option to get the pat down. what bugged you about the pat down? >> specifically the groin check. i head new stories that the groin check

thanks for joining us this morning via skype. we will have more on the wild weather for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> look forward to it. dust off the umbrella. >> skprt snow boots. 6:11. we will have more from the siary coming up in a live report of what you need to know before you get up there. >> plus myth busting when it comes to the new security screenings. >> we will meet some of this year's decorations from one of the most popular holiday displays in the area coming up in a live report. >> a live look outside in the south bay. no rain there yet. it is cold throughout all of the bay area. we will check your traffic and your commute all morning long. the target 2 day sale is almost here and the last thing that's going to stop me is weak thighs. mountain series, level 10. backwards. [male announcer] starts friday, november 26th at 4am. come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that's why you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk to any one of the 40 million drive

kristin is only communicating online using e-mail, skype or facebook.he says it's to demonstrate the lack of privacy on the internet. she says she does not think social media is -- need yaw is a bad thing but hopes to get those communicating face to face again. >>> we told you earlier in the newscast about the cruise ships. new information coming in from a bay area woman who has a relative on board. we're getting inside information from the ship while she says her ask for help is being threatened because the ship is locking up basic -- blocking basic needs like ice. that's the next newscast, is the channel 2 news at 5:00 today. thanks for watching have a great day.

. >> reporter: when this war started there was no skype. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: now video chats provide virtual family get togethers. >> i love you. >> i think he thinks i live in the computer. >> reporter: mail helps a lot. >> makes me feel good. everybody is looking for me. >> reporter: thanksgiving is an american holiday but a universal sentiment. >> this has candy, snacks. >> reporter: the care packages have helped create a thanksgiving tradition. troops bag up the goodies for delivery to a kabul orphanage. >> it is a chance to give back to those in need. >> reporter: another camp edgar's tradition, the early morning turkey day run. in dining halls, troops enjoyed the true taste of home. >> happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: it is not just those at home on their minds. >> i'm thinking about the other guys who are out not in a places safe and stable as ours. >> reporter: at an interdenominational service a message that rang home. >> dear god we thank you for the gifts in this life. >> reporter: we are reminds ther

." >>> a lot of you listen to me speeches over the phone over skype after crime pops on three college campus. >> pg county is in a corruption probe. from the county executive to his wife and three county cops. we have the latest. >>> there have been over 600 monday foot night games dente think we have seen anything like this before not even back in the days of howard cosell. >> ridiculous. >> michael vick's night.

she was interviewed via skype. she was asked if it was fair to sell a product that's experimental. >> they know it's for the hope of the research that we're doing. we feel that there's a lot of application that we could use these cells in. >> reporter: for dawn, who has a family history of several diseases, including parkinson's, she likes investing in the future of science. >> to have something that could really cure some of these really serious diseases is phenomenal to me. >> reporter: she paid for a special introductory offer. dr. kim, cbs 5 health watch. >>> a group of of moustached men have changed the name of this month from november to mo vember. it's a month-long challenge for men to grow a moustache for awareness of cancers affecting men. it becomes their ribbon of support for raising awareness and funds to fight prostate cancer. >> all right. where's yours? >> i had one for a few years, right wayne? >> let's go and take a look at the area tonight after we had high temperatures, 58 degrees, 66 degrees in

is that, like, in a slutty or -- >> reporter: they showed the same woman having a conversation over skype a few days later. >> if i come visit you and hang out with you, i mean, i doubt we're just gonna flirt the whole time and not kiss or anything. >> well, yeah, we'll fight and then we'll have crazy makeup sex. >> reporter: in some states, it is legal to record without one party's knowledge. it was not clear to us whether love systems gets permission from these women to use these uncounters as instructional material, which is why we blurred her face. aren't you on touchy legal ground? >> no, there's -- we're filming in a public place. we're not talking about violating anybody's privacy. >> reporter: well, a nightclub -- >> i know that we consult pretty closely with our attorneys before we do anything like this. >> reporter: but there came a moment when our camera crew was asked to leave the seminar room. >> abc guys still here? i'm going to have to ask you to leave. >> that's me, i'm leaving. >> who else? >> three of us. >> thanks for coming, guys. our last segment -- >> reporter: whate

. >> reporter: when this war started in 2001, there was no skype. >> what are you doing?> reporter: now video chats help close the distance with home, providing virtual family get-togethers. >> love you. >> i've been gone for seven months, and so i think right now he thinks i live in the computer. >> reporter: mail from home helps a lot and the holiday volume is already picking up. >> makes me feel good because i'm a superstar around here. everybody's looking for me. >> reporter: thanksgiving is an american holiday, but a universal sentiment. >> this has candy, snacks. >> reporter: the care packages many of you send from the states help create a thanksgiving tradition at camp edgars. troops bag up the goodies for delivery to a kabul orphanage. >> i think it's a great opportunity for some folks to kind of show their thanks for the many blessings that they have, and give back to those who are particularly in need. >> reporter: another camp edgars tradition, the early morning turkey day run. in dining halls around the country, troops enjoy the true taste of home and this hol

they got married via skype.t married via skype while they were in dallas by somebody officiating who was somewhere else. and now you two are married. congratulations. you call yourselves accidental activists. explain to me how this all transpired. >> in addition to be accidental activists, we were both outraged after the passage of prop 8 in california. when they took away the rights of gay people to be able to marry. so since then, we've been doing what we can to advocate and try to fight for full equality. the way this worked was we wanted to get married. my partner was in an automobile accident a year and a half ago. i got to the emergency room, and the very first question i was asked was what was my relationship to him? i lied, i said he was my husband and i wanted to see him immediately. but, there's a lot of other couples, a lot of relationships out there where they couldn't be able to see their partner because of the lack of a legal marriage status. and so we decided -- >> how did you go about doing this?

in this skype interview, one teen described the frightening effects nutmeg had on his friend. >> it was horrible. he got really, really hot. and he couldn't talk for a while. >> the police say increased heart rate, blurred vision and convulsions are just a few of the many side effects from ingesting large amounts of nutmeg. >>> turning to the weather right now. it is cold outside. >> oh, yes. another cold night on tap. more changes this week. we're getting closer to winter, you guys. let's take a look outside right now. it is dry for now on the radar. after our weekend, that had some rainfall. and also some pretty clear skies there throughout sunday. as you can see, there is a little bit of shower activity. but it's well off to the north. we're going to hold off on this rainfall here, at least in the interim. the current temperatures right now, it's a little chilly out there here in the north bay. with 50 in novato. 52 in nappa. 51 in livermore. right now 55 in san jose. tonight with some clear skies remaining in the south and east bay, we'll see widespread 30s. another cold night for u

keeping in touch with her through skype and sergeant terry save the vacation for thanksgiving and comingme to see her kids. >> you see her? i don't see her. >> the sergeant's #th grade honor students says he thinks he is too cool for mom and took less than a minute for her to be mom again. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >>> 5:39. we will go back to towson. what a mild start. 49 degrees and one of the good things is that we don't have the widespread fog that we had yesterday. it's still out there. i want to alert you traveling in the outlying areas, if you your commute tax you by the reservoirs or through the valleys in baltimore county near carroll or howard county you may encounter fog. but that's not the case in towson. we have 50 backs towards sykesville. and 52 in easton on the eastern shore. we have some patchy thick fog, but mostly cloudy skies will result in some scattered showers as a cold front approaches early to mid afternoon. we will hate warm 66 the two degree guaranteed high. let's check on the traff

marriage certificate in washington, dc, then an official in washington performed the ceremony via skype. >> people see that you've taken that extra time and effort and everything like that there is little more commitment and promises it being legal. >> even though they are legally married in dc, texas will still not recognize it. >> behind closed doors around the bay area people are quietly engaging in unusual behavior. an irresistible craving to eat earth and other substances. dr. kim mulvihill reports. >> reporter: at san francisco's marlo three star chef jennifer whips up an intriguing dish. a blate of dirt topped with a garden of pickle radish. made out of dried olives. >> grind them up then squeeze all the juice out and let them cook at least overnight and sometimes tore days. >> reporter: while edible dirt is dazzling diners around the world at this very moment hundreds of thousands of other people from all walks of life are craving and eating the real thing. the phenomenon is an intense craving to eat nonfood items including dirt, clay, starch, chalk, even charcoal. >> she confes

. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the company was interviewed via skype. she was asked if it was okay to take money from women that is basically experimental. >> we feel that the cells, potentially there are a lot of applications we can use it. >> reporter: for dawn who has a family history of several diseases including parkinsona and breast cancer she likes investing in the future of science. >> a chance to have something that could really cure some of these really serious diseases is just phenomenal to me. >> reporter: dawn paid for a special introductory offer. $500 for a fee plus $100 a year for storage. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs5 health watch. >>> in case you haven't heard the name of this month has been changed from november to movember. mo's slang for mustache. long challenge for men to grow a mustache for cancers affecting men. the mo becomes their ribbon of awareness. >> you used to have a big mustache. >> i did. >> i remember working with a stash. oh, yes, i did. take a look at this. mostly cloudy skies over the city of san francisco. 58 degrees in

. >> reporter: a spokesman for it was interviewed via skype. she asked if it was fair to take money for something experimental. >> they know it's for the hope of the research we're doing. we feel potentially there's a lot of application we could use these cells in. >> reporter: for dawn with a family history of several diseases including parkinson's disease and breast cancer she likes investing in the future of science. >> the chance to have something that could really cure some serious disease is phenomenal. >> reporter: she paid for a special introductory offer. now the see if $500 plus 1 -- the fee is $500 plus $100 a year for storage. >> experiments show under the right conditions these menstrual blood stem cells can change into all sorts of different types of tissue, brain, blood vessels, lungs, liver, pancreas, seems like you name it. now, as for men? scientists hope that one day they may find comparable stem cells perhaps in their testes. we'll be right back. ,,,, [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know a

he later wrote, if you don't believe me, i'll get on skype with you. call him if you have a few bucks to blow. >>> have you heard about this story, the smoking labels for nearly 50 years the government has been on a campaign to get americans to stop smoking. mostly through the use of warning labels on the side of cigarette packs. but it's been 25 years since those little warnings have changed. now a new law requires much stronger and incredibly graphic labels. is this the end of smoking? nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: if the fda gets its way, smokers will soon be confronted with the most graphic and direct warnings yet of the dangers of smoking. closeups of cancerous lungs, a cancerous mouth, dying patients, dead bodies with toe tags, tomb stones and children in a cloud of smoke. >> in effect, every cigarette pack will be sort of a mini billboard warning people about the serious life threatening risks of smoking. ♪ >> i smoke camels regularly because they're mild and they agree with my throat. >> reporter: 40 and 50 years ago, cigarettes wer

among them niklas zennstrom - founder of skype and now a venture capitalist looking to tap into the talent here. >>zennstrom: it's actually beneficial to build a tech company here because its most likely gonna be easy to hire people, salary expectations are going to be lower and when you have a crisis people tend to want to build their way out of the crisis so i think be a ct for entrepreneurs to buildcompanies here - but there's a risk these entrepreneurs are moving abroad. >>reporter: emigration has been ireland's traditional response to economic hard times. around 28-thousand irish left the country in the year to april 2010 - not all of them by choice. >>coveney: what's ... depressing is forced emigration and we are starting to see some of that now and that clearly does have economic consequences in terms of the demand and profile for people who are looking tosell product directly to the irish consumer - there are less of them and they have less money. >>reporter: but the situation may not be that bleak. convenience food maker greencore sells mainly to the us andthe uk but is headquarte

. >> reporter: that symposium at stanford, justice o'connor did acknowledge she uses skype to be in touchrandchildren, >> and there are a million more other uses, other groups in this age group. >> baby boomers are pouring on social networks and we just discovered a lot of them are having to care for their elderly parents, something they had not anticipated. they can be in touch with each other about what works best and answer a lot of questions. so it is a new resource for them that's going to be very important and valuable as they go forward in their lives. >> tom brokaw, thanks for your reporting tonight, good to have you. >>> that is our broadcast for this monday evening. thanks for being here with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

staying in touch with her family via skype. >> so tell me something good, guys. >> reporter: her husbandlds the fort at home. >> and we know that we're always feared that, you know, something might happen. that's one that we always are in touch, because we make sure that, you know, everything is going well. >> reporter: are you at all concerned for your safety? >> i do have, you know, some concerns every now and then. but i just work. i feel that for me, this is where i'm supposed to be. this is where i'm supposed to be practicing law. this is where i'm supposed to be fighting for justice. >> kim motley says she understands that some will see her story and judge her choices. but she says this is a decision that she and her family made together. there's still more ahead here from "nightly news" from bagram air force base. other news of the day, including news from the vatican that's making big headlines around the world. it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if

one of the things is sun beds, skype, improved medical conditions. >> wait a minute, nadia.ecause what it does is the ultraviolet lights are supposed to increase vitamin d and help people feel better. i assure you these inmates are not necessarily going for a tan. the idea is it's part of an overall plan. there will be a solarium and some sun beds and improve medical facilitieses and allow some inmates to skype. when medvinski died, it caused a lot of negative attention for the russian government. so they say they're improving standards in the prison. >> what kind of attention is it getting? >> some people are going sun beds, is this really genuine change? what does a sun bed really do except cause cancer and all kinds of eye problems? but generally speaking, they're trying to improve the prisons. do you know that 1 in 4 russian men will have gone to prison in their lifetime. so it's extraordinary. >> nadia, good stuff as always. interesting stuff a lot of people don't have on their radar. now we know. nadia, we'll see her again this morning. look forward to that. >>> also,

they watch all services the naval communications like blackberry who transmits encrypted e-mails or skype whose software allows for peer to peer messaging also to have a back door to redesign their entire system so that if the government wants in they have a way to do it but does this threaten the entire architecture of the internet is decentralization as we know it joining me from san francisco to discuss it is wires ryan singel ryan thank you so much for joining me now tell me what do you make of this proposal you know because i feel like the government here is just playing catch up they realize that there is this great big thing out there called the internet oh my god we didn't get to regulate of the time and make sure that they you know created all of its functions so that we can get into it. it's a little it's actually more about the corruption which is interesting so that a clear was originally because it really just said the new phone system has to be marketable and the early two thousand you're going to get expanded it so that you can see your internet your eyes p. you have to be

she talked about that body search today by skype. >> you feel like i was sexual assaulted.yone besides my husband or doctors shouldn't be touching me up between my legs. >> she says she has not heard back about the incident or lawsuit. >> a san jose woman has been indicted part of a plot to sell phony social security cards. the woman, a 66-year-old is a 29-year employ yeast social security office. and fabricated applications for the cards sold up to 5,000ses today people who had no legal right to have them. >> lawyers for five men convicted in a sacramento gang beating are demanding to see what the jury foreman posted on facebook during the trial. they've obtained a court order and how his friends responded and whether he was prejudiced by any of them. >> and some big problems for a warriors player. and there is what david lee has been dealing with. and out of the hospital tonight has been receiving treatment for infection stemming from being bitten by the knicks wilson chadler. waits an accident. routine collision kind of turned into a case of e.r.with tooth fragments havi

all telecommunications devices at any point in time they want certain services like blackberries and skype to reconfigure their designs to make it easier for the government to act. yes all the information all while the obama administration is trying to establish new rules to protect consumer privacy some ask wired's ryan singel how the government is trying to reconcile these two completely opposite positions now let's move on tonight top story. tomorrow marks the beginning of the nato summit in lisbon portugal on the agenda redefining its identity coming up with withdraw all day for u.s. troops in afghanistan and addressing a new list of threats but does anyone out there remember what nato's initial purpose was artie's lauren lyster give us a history of the north atlantic treaty organization. it was an alliance born of fear fear of the red army. fear of communism spread westward it was supposed to do rejoice was to defend western europe against the soviet union. those threats whether real or perceived were enough to help america gather its european allies to form a new military bloc he was

right now, a live look from skype team >> here is a look at what we are working on for 6:00. investigation in west baltimore. the verdict is in for the officer charged with killing a siberian husky at a dog park. you have these stories for >> immigration has become a hot topic of conversation lately in the wake of the immigration law. >> this was the topic of a summit here in baltimore with teenage immigrants sharing their story. >> a contemporary south asian dance was the highlight. another highlight was hearing the story firsthand of several teenage immigrants. >> i came here when my father was here and i left my mother in the dominican republic. >> this book about the challenge of coming to the u.s. and living in a different culture. u>> you don't have anyone speaking or language. >> a lot of legislation has been proposed that would make it difficult to emigrate. these students have a unique perspective. >> we are given the opportunity. all of them are not that bad. some of them have more opportunity in this land and they want to make their goals for this country. >> the s

he was by the way live via skype from port-au-prince, haiti where he's introducing university course.g his peers and penalty. what's his penalty? find out the recommendation for what they should do with him coming up next. >>> check urge top stories. a big splash on the stock market for general motors. they opened at $35 a share. $2 more than they estimated yesterday. gm earned about $20 billion from the ipo. we'll have much more at the top of the hour. >>> the house ethics subcommittee chose censure for charlie rang else. it's not an expulsion of rangel. the recommendation will be sent to the full horse. censured lawmakers are barred from becoming chairman. >>> everybody is talking about the upcoming royal wedding. why are we so as if fwhatd british royals? join richard quest and me for a little q and a on royal fascination next. ♪ i hate suburbia and the bourgeoi-sie ♪ ♪ but i really love my bank ♪ i hate-- didn't quite catch that last bit. i said i really love my bank. right... is there a problem ? it's not really raging, man. uh, we were hoping for more raging ? well, you said wri