i will say it again, skype right, people say skype. >> it is basically free. >> it is good for military because when they're on deployment, you can actually talk to them. >> thank you, i am having fun with this and you bring in the servicemen. [laughter] >> up look a local boy. j.r. hilderbrandt. >> he has to get around the traffic, j.r. hilderbrandt, oh no! he hit wall! >> he hit what is known as the marble. it calls him to miss winning the indy 500 but he received more press from when he lost. >> i think for better or worse is the right word. but obviously being able to cross the line skidding with just two wheels on the car, it was not a bad day in the office coming in second. >> you take the lead with three laps to go, were you getting ready for a drink of milk? >> i was not planning my victory speech just yet, we are running supertitle and on fumes by the end. that is what got us into that position. that was definitely a part of our strategy that was playing out we were still pretty focused on making sure that we hit the mileage. but certainly looking pretty good, going with a coup

i like the skype application, and we're meeting with tom from skype as well to see if we can do it too. >> host: social media, an area that's emerging. how do you see social media applications deployed in your service areas and enhancing your business? >> guest: it's another part of smart and intelligent navigation. you can either have programming to better yourself bissed on the additional information we giver you or recommendation engyps that we talked about or you can

they plan to bring skype video phone calls to tv sets later this year.scribers will be able to wear a web cam and adapter that plugs into the tv. it will have a keyboard on the back. trials of the new device will begin in the next few months. >> the family employee that admitted to have a child from governor swarzenegger is talking publicly. they tell a magazine when she first her son that his father was schwarzenegger he responded by saying cool. shriver is now separated from schwarzenegger was many people that noticed the resemblance between her son and arnold. she broke down and admitted the affair and apologized on shriver. she says that she is surprisingly compassionate. she believes arnold is a good  >>> to the at 3:00 on 7live you should seriously consider changing your iphone pass code. >> you know what i mean? >> news anchor tries to make the dali lama laugh and fails. something you often don't hear, food prices on the decline. we'll have more stories later today at 4:00 and 5:00. >> okay. you might want to laugh at this one. >> ho

. >> skype tv has a new plan. you can see >>> they announced new regulations to give sunscreen more protection and make it easier for people to use. manufacturers will are required to test their products effectiveness against ultraviolet "a" that pose the greatest risk of sun cancer. >> currently the fda requires testing for the "b" rays. more than 68,000 people in the u.s. were diagnosed with melanoma last year. >> sun screens will not be identified as sun block. we don't want to give the false impression that complete sun protection is provided. sun screens cannot make claims of protection for more than would hours without submitting data to the agency. >> the new labels must be on the products by next summer. >> you may want to use yours immediately because we're going to warmup. >> it's going to be a nice day for warm weather but also tomorrow. a mini heat wave. technically a heat wave is three days in a row or reaching 90. look how clear from mount tamalpais back to the south. we see just a little bit of fog

you'll be able to skype from your living room couch. i don't know if i want to do that. >> you do it so well though. >> you don't want to see me laying on the couch. >> not the couch. the puerto rico part. >> okay. >> anything with spanish words do you well. let me say off the top this idea is from comcast and comcast owns this tv station. it's cool one way or the other. comcast is going to start supplying cable customers with a special box and webcam, that will allow you to use your cable internet connection to videoconference with any one else using skype. we have video here of people using skype with a computer. you can talk to someone using a phone or a computer or another comcast television. skype's been around forever but this is interesting because it makes it so easy for, say, grandma to click a button on the remote and then you are video connected. >> those activists and the guy fox masks say they will attack computers owned by the federal reserve. anonymous claims responsibility for the attacks on sony play station and senate

also this morning comcast is teaming up with skype to bring video calls to your television. consumers will be able to make and receive calls using skype software, a video camera, a set top box and remote control. it doesn't matter if the person on the other end uses a phone, a pc or a television. that's our parent company. and at long last spript users may be able to get the iphone. reports say that apple is in advanced tests for an iphone that's compatible with sprint's wireless network. apple is set to order sprint cell towers last year. apple conducted tests, you remember, with the verizon towers months before announcing a verizon iphone. >> thank you much. have you ever wanted to scold another driver for speeding or cutting you off and maybe ask them out for a date as well. one company tried to be the face book for your car. it allows drivers to connect via license plates. vicki nguyen has more on this new player in the social media game. some say it's cool. others call it creepy. >> reporter: it turns out there are at least two things that just about all of us have. a c

comcast, teaming up with skype to make video calls.e is an adapter box for instant messaging. >>> have a great day. >> it is before 49. more news for you, america's cup competition may be a couple years away but there is concern that at city hall that san francisco may get stuck with bill for millions of dollars. the organizing committee has raised only two of the $12 million it promises city for planning costs. if the donations don't come in soon it would have to come out of general fund. they are confident they will raise the money. the mayor ed lee says he is not worried. >> this is a lot of excitement. organizing committee is just getting starred. i have faith they will recover the money and for all things we're doing and cover the event. >> meantime, one of training boats being used for practice runs capsized on san francisco bay. you see some of the crew members in the bay and others hanging on to vessel. only one crew member went to the hospital after falling through one of sail rings. we saw the lead up to this late last week w

. >>> federal regulators have given microsoft the green light to buy skype for $8.5 billion. it's microsoft's largest deal ever. skype is a web chat and call service and is own by a group led by private investor firm silver lake of menlo par . >>> 600 people took part in today's fifth annual aids walk in oakland. the three-mile walk around lake merritt raised tens of thousands for aids service organizes in alameda and contra costa county. congresswoman barbara lee says the money is needed more than ever with cut backs in state and federal funding. >> it's outrageous that we don't have the federal resources to provide the care and treatment that people so desperately need. >>> walgreens contributed $50,000 raised from its stores in the east bay. >>> san francisco was brimming with italian pride today. today marked the beginning of the 57th annual north beast festival in little italy's washington square park. it features live entertainment and gourmet food and live art. locals say it was a perfect day to celebrate italian culture. >> i think it's fantastic. it's a beautiful day

and skype as well to see if we can do it too. >> host: social media, another area that's really been burgeoning. talk to me about how you see social media applications being deployed in your service areas and enhancing your business. >> guest: i think it's at another part of smart navigation, more intelligent navigation. um, you can either pick programming better yourself based on all the additional information we're going to give you, or there can be these recommendation engines that we talked about, or you can get recommendations from third parties. we should have access to rotten tomatoes, for example, on the screen so that you can see nationally what other people have thought about a movie or a show. the fourth way would be to get opinions of your friends. so having facebook available on screen and letting teenagers or people in general talk about the programming they're watching while they're watching it, i think, will be very popular. the integration of social networking makes a lot of sense for navigation. >> host: one of the things that's happening then is people are watching

justamente nos acompaÑa vÍa skype freddy lala. Él se encuentra con el seÑor william murillo.os. >> buenas noches, gracias por ganarnos en el programa. >> cÓmo te sientes de salud ahora, como de recuperar que las heridas de hace casi un aÑo? >> no estoy recuperÁndome de nada porque no estoy haciendo ningÚn tratamiento. sigo con dolor, y no pasan los dolores que tengo, , no tengo tratamiento. esto decÍa a los policías que le den un tratamiento o algo parecido con dolor. >> en un principio el gobierno ecuatoriano dijo que lo iba a proteger, que iba a proteger a su familia. estÁ pasando eso, william? >> ilia, sÍ, estÁn protegidos. fredy, su esposa y su pequeÑa hija. los que no estÁn protegidos y quienes han recibido una notificaciÓn por parte de la fiscalÍa el 30 de mayo son los padres, los hermanos, los abuelos que viven acÁ en el ecuador y no tienen protecciÓn. >> porque toman la decisiÓn a hora de pedir asilo a los estados unidos o cualquier otro paÍs? sienten miedo en ecuador? han tenido amenazas y de quienes crean que vienen? >> no hemos escuchado nada de amenazas. a que no

. >>> speaking of money regulators are giving microsoft the green light to buy skype.ederal trade commission finished its review of microsoft's $8.5 billion bid the bill has to be approved by the justice department unlike windows live skype enables users of different users and phones to talk directly. ♪ [ music ] >>> rock and roll giant clarence clemens has passed away he was the sax player for bruce springsteen's e street band springsteen calls the loss of his friend and mentor immeasurable he suffered a stroke at his home in florida this week he was 69 years old. >>> 6 minutes after 8:00 a.m. coming up the budget in sacramento gets physical. >> lawmakers get in a scuffle. >>> check out the light bulb shining for the past 100 years. pretty amazing we will have that coming up pgh >>> >> we've got patchy fog out there, this morning coming your way through the beginning of the week the first major warm up of the season i will have details coming up next ,,,,,, dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-

. >> grand powers, the founder of the global day of prayer, he joins us by skype from jacksonville, florida. great to have you on the broadcast. graham, you started this in hometown of south africa in 2001. today it has gone global. you expect hundreds of millions to be praying, how did this grow so fast so quickly? >> it was god's plan, none of us can claim any credit. starting in 2001 with 1 stadium, 45,000 people in cape town at the tip of africa. it would roll up through southern africa and spread out around the globe. it has been an awesome roll out to see how god has taken this single stadium and rolled it out, last year 220 nations participated. we understand 400 million people participated in some format. it has been an amazing roll out. >> those are truly incredible numbers, staggering numbers, hundreds of thousands of people gathering together for one single purpose to pray. when you started this back in 2001, graham, what was the vision? what did you hope to see in the process, now several years later? >> god clearly showed it would be a day of repenitence and prayer, gathering p

. >>> microsoft passed a major hurdle in its takeover of skype.the $8.5 billion deal. skype software allows people to talk over computers and smartphones for free including video calls. some 170 million people use the service. the merger will be one of the biggest in years for tech companies. >> a nice week as fred pointed out earlier in the 6:00 broadcast, one of the nicest weeks in a while, only temperatures in the mid-90s a couple days ago, today we hit 80s. tomorrow a little cooler because of the fog and low clouds. these are realtime buoy readings and give you a wind direction and water temperature, but the golden gate bridge a southwest wind at 6. the winds are bringing in some fog off the coast. we've got a good dose of fog moving in off the bay tonight. redwood city, freemont, san rafael will have fog. oakland. these are the highs from today, cooler than yesterday. highs tomorrow, take a degree or two away from these. so i think concord tomorrow will be upper 70s, low 80s at best. slightly cooler tomorrow and then as we head towards sunday

we want to go live now via skype to athens. tell us about what these protesters are angry about, elinda. >> reporter: we do have the first demonstrators who are currently approaching parliament. we estimated about 7,000 people, union members. they're the first of the many protesters that we expect to gather outside parliament today. about the last 6,000 people are already gathered there. the idea is both union members and ordinary protesters will join forces to make sure that new measures, new austerity measures, are not in force. their debate goes to parliament for the first time today. the people are saying that with measures bringing in another 20% job cuts, tax hikes on just about everything including soft drinks, their living standard is going down and they cannot just sit there and take it. so they have asked everyone to gather to the streets today and make sure that these new measures just don't go through. >> elinda, adding on to that, paint a picture of what life really is like now for greeks who have to endure these a

con -- about how to use skype. [ laughter ] "mom, just press the button -- i can't hear you.ear you, mom." pro -- calling your mother a "mom i'll love forever." con -- or calling her a "milf" for short. [ laughter ] that could get confusing, i think. don't do that. >> steve: i don't get that. >> jimmy: i don't know, but i think it could get confusing. >> steve: oh. oh, i got it. [ light laughter ] >> pro -- you made your mom a construction paper card with elbow macaroni and glitter. con -- you're 32 years old. [ laughter ] "rick gave me the same one. rick -- there he is -- rick!" >> steve: "rick just drove by on his moped." "rick tp'ed our house, mom." >> jimmy: rick tp'ed their house? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "i was gonna pick up a couple -- couple growlers. bring 'em back and put 'em in the fridge." [ laughter ] >> steve: "you want some of this party ball? coors party ball?" >> jimmy: do they make party balls anymore? >> steve: i don't know if they do, but rick would have one. [ laughter ] rick would know. >> jimmy: no, i think rick has those growler, you know? >> steve: w

. >>> microsoft passed a major hurdle in its takeover of skype..5 billion deal. skype software allows people to talk over computers and smartphones for free including video calls. some 170 million people use the service. the merger will be one of the biggest in years for tech companies. >> a nice week as fred pointed out earlier in the 6:00 broadcast, one of the nicest weeks in a while, only temperatures in the mid-90s a couple days ago, today we hit 80s. tomorrow a little cooler because of the fog and low clouds. these are realtime buoy readings and give you a wind direction and water temperature, but the golden gate bridge a southwest wind at 6. the winds are bringing in some fog off the coast. we've got a good dose of fog moving in off the bay tonight. redwood city, freemont, san rafael will have fog. oakland. these are the highs from today, cooler than yesterday. highs tomorrow, take a degree or two away from these. so i think concord tomorrow will be upper 70s, low 80s at best. slightly cooler tomorrow and then as we head towards sunday sligh

he skyped with us from canada.e was swindled out of 2200 bucks. >> i'm flat broke because of it. >> reporter: he put an add online looking for tickets to a music festival. he was quickly contacted by someone named jason who said he was affiliated with stubhub. keenan got tangled in a web of lies. >> he said something had gone wrong. >> jason told him the transfer was a mistake and keenan should pay cash on delivery. but in order to get the $700 back, he needed to send more money. the threats began. >> he was getting angry, if i didn't go through this, he was going to contact the police. we would have to deal with this legally. >> he tried to intimidate and bully you into sending him more money? >> yes, pretty much. >> concerts are probably where we see more fraud than anywhere else. >> this is a new trick. fraud sisters claiming they're affiliates of well known communities. >> unless you're on the stubhub website, unless you're calling the stubhub 866 number, you're not dealing with stubhub. >> reporter: buyers are

they told us via skype that the current rating system do enough to keep kids from playing violent games. >> we do understand the concern that some parents have about the content of certain video games. the court acknowledged that. it noted that the existing video game ratings are very good and do assist parents in choosing the appropriate content for their games. >> this group believes the law does not violate the first amendment. >> in the past we protected them from alcohol and cigarette and pornography. we felt that this was on that level. >> today's decision was a 7-2 vote but senator ye sees a glimmer of hope in the opinions offered by justices roberts and alito that maybe he could try again to get a new version of the ban passed. >> even with this existing court, there may be, if we craft the bill differently, there may be basis for trying to get another hearing. >> here is a statement from the ceo of entertainment arts, bay area video game company. everybody wins in this decision. the court affirmed the constitutional rights of game developers. adult keep the right to decide what

i skypeed with her this morning. she's a recent college graduate, english major, and she is in saigon to teach english. as you might imagine, it's been an extraordinary experience for a young woman, i'm very proud of her because it was all her doing. i had nothing -- [laughter] i had no say in it whatsoever. [laughter] she got herself there on her own dime, and she's about two months in. spoke with her this morning, as i say, it's on skype, you know, so it's pretty cool to see her. and i asked her last week to visit the reunification museum. and she'd already been there once but had not spent a whole lot of time. went back and, in a nutshell, here's her report. it was eerie. the reunification palace, aka independence palace, is pretty much exactly the way it was in april 1975. and so to go through it with a vietnamese tour leader, tour guide and to see, you know, the inside of those wallses and to hear those stories was an extraordinary experience for her. yes, it was eerie, she was the only american in the group. th

so we have here via skype, she's live from new york city. i always wanted to say that. [laughter] >> and mary is the author of a book about "to kill a mockingbird" that a she wrote last year, "scout, atticus and boo," and she's directed and produced a film about "to kill a mockingbird." we're going to watch a clip from that in just a moment. next, we have john j. osborn. if you went to law school, the one book you would have read before going to law school was "the paper chase," and this is a book that john j. osborn wrote. has really become a classic. and it, of course, spawned an oscar-award winning film, same name, and also a television series. he's also written an incredible article about "to kill a mockingbird," so we're going to ask him about that. next we have paulette frankl. and paulette is a courtroom sketch artist. now, how cool is that? that's a pretty cool job, and she spends a lot of time in the courtroom and that's how she came across tony serra. and she spent 17 years, 17 years compiling the incredible book that she's put together that just came out and

comcast mass not figured out what to charge for that skype kit. >>> 5:52. a familiar tv face becoming the bay area face of medical marijuana. why you'll be seeing and hearing a lot more of monotell williams. what's his ultimate goal? >>> plus taking the raps off the airplane of the future. we have the naked truth about an eye opening experience. >>> welcome back to the morning news. this morning federal investigators are examining the wreckage of a world war ii bomber after it burst into flames following an emergency landing. seven people escaped that b-17 after it landed in a corn field near chicago yesterday. the pilot reported a fire shortly after takeoff. the same plane visits hayward every year to give 30 membership rides to the public. >>> well, aviation designers believe travelers will have a completely different inflight experience on planes 40 years from now. the european aircraft maker air bus unveiled what it thinks those jets will look like. take a look at that. it includes aircraft walls that change according to light conditions. and inflight e

skype announced a partnership with comcast.oming soon, you'll be able to use a special comcast box and webcam to video conference over your tv. one click of your remote and you can connect with anyone with skype in high definition. i should mention, this tv station is owned by comcast. >>> the guy behind the success of apple stores, ron johnson, is going to be the new ceo of j.c. penney's. shares jumped 13% on the news as investors hope johnson can bring some of his magic to the stale store chain. >>> and finally, and boy do i mean finally, 14 years, one month, 17 days after it was announced, they released duke nuke 'em forever to stores today, actually setting a real guinness book record for longest delay of a tech product. as for the quality of the game, it's full of poop jokes, which is rated m for mature though honestly it's very, very immature. back to you. >>> when president obama arrived in puerto rico today, he became the first u.s. president to visit the island since john kennedy's visit back in 1961. although puerto r

. >> skype tv. plan that could soon have you talking to your television set. >> and the billion dollar executive. why a former apple executive is worth every penny. executive. why a former apple executive is worth every penny.  >> "new york times"is reporting that pakistan military arrested 5 informant who helped the cia get osama bin laden. informant include a major in the pakistani army who kept track of license plate numbers on cars visiting bin laden compound. the latest incident in the tense relationship between the pakistan and united states government who are all allies of course in the war on terror. >>> here at home as many as 500 employee at lockheed martin in sunnyvale could lose their job. they announced today it is cutting 1200 employees nationwide from its space system division. sunnyvale is home to a major part of that operation. lock head martin says it's making the cuts because it is getting less business from the defense department and there are few

they told us via skype that the current rating system do enough to keep kids from playing violent games. >> we do understand the concern that some parents have about the content of certain video games. the court acknowledged that. it noted that the existing video game ratings are very good and do assist parents in choosing the appropriate content for their games. >> this group believes the law does not violate the first amendment. >> in the past we protected them from alcohol and cigarette and pornography. we felt that this was on that level. >> today's decision was a 7-2 vote but senator ye sees a glimmer of hope in the opinions offered by justices roberts and alito that maybe he could try again to get a new version of the ban passed. >> even with this existing court, there may be, if we craft the bill differently, there may be basis for trying to get another hearing. >> here is a statement from the ceo of entertainment arts, bay area video game company. everybody wins in this decision. the court affirmed the constitutional rights of game developers. adult keep the right to decide what

so we have here via skype, she's live from new york city. i always wanted to say that. [laughter] >> and mary is the author of a book about "to kill a mockingbird" that a she wrote last year, "scout, atticus and boo," and she's directed and produced a film about "to kill a mockingbird." we're going to watch a clip from that in just a moment. next, we have john j. osborn. if you went to law school, the one book you would have read before going to law school was "the paper chase," and this is a book that john j. osborn wrote. has really become a classic. and it, of course, spawned an

every night talks by skype and satellite phone to 100 people across the country to plan for if and when the gaddafi's regime collapses. >> we are 100% sure that an uprising will happen in tripoli. >> what would be the trigger? >> no one can know exactly the timing because this is a multi dimensional. all of the different groups have to hit them at one time. >> no sign of a military push here on the eastern front some 3 miles beyond this checkpoint. the fighters told us that they were impatient to get on with it. it is also the day after gaddafi falls that the rebels are worried about. benghazi paid with unwanted distraction for its freedom. the barracks is now a twist of metal, a warning of what could happen in tripoli. the rebels planned to move ahead closer to the capital as soon as they can to appeal for calm and hope that the defacto president, a widely respected judge, can pull the country together. >> we are truly worried about security in tripoli. we hope that this will protect the city. >> there is a clandestine network spread its tentacles across tripoli. >> many people in the

every day he talks by skype and satellite phone to 100 people across tripoli if and when the gaddafiegime collapses. >> we are 100% sure it will happen. the only thing is the timing. >> what will be the trigger? >> no one can tell exactly the timing because timing is multi-dimensional. the rebels, nato, all other parameters all have to hit at one time. >> in march, protests were brutally put down by gaddafi's mention. this time the plan is for any new uprising in tripoli to erupt after victory is imminent. it is the day after gaddafi falls that they are worried about. they paid for the freedom. the military barracks is twisted metal, a stark reminder of what could happen in tripoli. they hope to move to the libyan capital as soon as they can, and hope that a widely respected former judge can hold the country together. >> we are truly worried about security in tripoli. but we have put in place plans and people, and we hope this will protect the city. >> so, the rebels hope to secure the secret loyalty of police and the army in tripoli. >> many people in the army and security forces wi

skype's revenues are less than a billion dollars annually. when linked-in went public, it was initially valued at $9 billion. its current profit: just $12 million a year. there's talk of facebook selling for more than $75 billion next year. along with the excitement, there are cautionary tales, too. myspace, the social networking site, sold yesterday for just $35 million, after it was expected to fetch $100 million at auction. six years ago, newscorp bought it for $580 million. we look more closely at all this with jessi hempel who follows the tech world for "fortune" magazine. and josh bernoff, a senior vice president at forrester research and the author of two books on social media. josh bernoff, let's start with you. are we watching the inflation of tech bubble 2? >> i certainly think there's no rational way to understand these valuations. i want to be clear here-- social is extremely exciting. there's a lot of business perspective, a lot of optimism that goes along with it, but i think these valuations are based on where people think the

i'd like to thank mary mcdonagh murphy, who joined us from new york via skype, and john -- john is actually a descendant of the first chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. paulette frankl, "lust for justice," tony serra, and sheldon siegal. so before we take a break, i do have a surprise. a few years ago, i guess six or seven years ago, i met an amazing artist. i was visiting his home. and he had created this wonderful sculpture. i immediately recognized it as being clarence. it turned out that he had created a number of just amazing sculptures of trial lawyers. and he went on to do one of clara fults, the first woman attorney in california and became the leader of the public defender movement. and just by happenstance, he called me and had this idea of encapsulating one of the greatest trial attorneys of our times. so, bill? is he here? this is not a magistrate. [laughing] -- not a magic trick. >> i've never met tony serra, so i have to make use of the internet to get a sense of who he was and the imagery. what clearly came over was his passion for justice. and in some cases almost a ra