we presented ourselves to sony, and it -- it has been such a rewarding experience. we never thought that we would do. >> larry: david, are you -- are you enjoying this new life? >> yes. it's totally overwhelming and the response that we get from service members as well as the general public has been nothing but positive. and so we're just really happy to be here and trying to grasp it as we go. >> larry: what kind of songs are on the album, meredith? >> oh, larry, any -- anyone and everybody can listen to this album. because it has pop music on it, country music, r&b, rock, patriotic. we wanted to touch on personal relationships between service members and families as well as touching on the patriotism so you'll find everything on this album. it's for everyone. >> larry: give me a little example. acapella. give me like 30 seconds. pick any tune that you want. >> okay we'll do a song called "for freedom." >> larry: okay go ahead. >> three, four -- ♪ somewhere beneath the stars and the sky ♪ ♪ our flag is still standing there ♪ >> she's still standing there ♪ ♪ she bl

the company's teaming up with sony, intel and logitech to unite web surfing and channel surfing. will be designed to make it easier to find any movie, tv show or video, whether it's on tv or online. it also allows users to personalize content, surf the web and more. the tvs are expected to go on sale this fall. >>> the other big announcement from google is an upgrade to its software that powers the phone. it will turn android phones into wi-fi hot spots so you can tether them to a laptop to get internet access. and android users will soon be able to stream all of the music from their home computer to the phone. >>> it seems like 3d is everywhere and next up is newspapers. the philadelphia enquirer will publish a special section next month featuring full 3d pictures and ads. it will be sunday june 13th and available on philly.com the next day. >>> finally, a big birthday for the original game that is credited with making video arcades popular. pack mac is listed as the most successful coin-operated game ever by guinness. the company that released the game released the championship

it is teaming up with sony, intel, and lots degitech with channel surfing technology that you can find any movie, tv show, or video whether it's on tv or on line and you would be able to personalize content, servers the web, and more. those tv sets will go on sale this fall. also, google is upgrading its smart phone. the news android version will be much faster than the current one, running certain programs five times faster. it will turn android telephones into wi-fi hot spots you can look up to a laptop to get internet access. android owners will soon be able to stream music from their home computer to their telephone. 3 d is everywhere these days. newspapers next. the philadelphia inquirer will publish a special section in 3 d, on newsstands sunday, june 13 and available on their web site the next day. finally, a birthday for pac-man, turning 30 years old tomorrow. the most successful coin- operated game ever. the company that made the game is releasing the championship edition for iphone and ipad to celebrate. what was the inspiration for the game? it was a pizza. the man who order

. >>> a company planning to build a casino says a petition drive has sony signatures and should be thrown out. groups are accusing the company of sabotage. >>> the federal government may be pulling a popular type of baby crib because of danger to children. at least 32 infants have been strangled in a drop-side cribs in the past 10 years. this has prompted a new york senator to introduce a bill banning the manufacture, sale, and use of drop-side cribs. >> no child care provider or hospital will be able to have drop-side cribs, because we cannot tolerate one more incentive death because of this faulty technology. >> 7 million of those cribbs have been recalled in the past five years. if the industry consists of the ones still on the market are safe. >>> and it, we are going to look back at the six-year journey that ended with a long finality. "lost" yesterday. >> and a scheme around and how to make sure you are not to the next victim. >>> we are coming right back with traffic and weather every ten minutes. ♪ hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i

he did because he had trouble with in sony and sleeping at night so he slept on a pillow.urse, he did not. that is total nonsense. [laughter] and even if he did it would have no effected of his insomnia there should be a warning on hear that alcoholics should not use is below. [laughter] -- below their run nine churches that had dedicated stained-glass windows only three churches he was associated with. the other six have no association this happens to be in washington the next is the lincoln church in washington d.c.. and they chose this window because while the presbyterians and neil link can always stood up in the middle of the congregation so that shows him standing and praying. this is the abraham lincoln presenters association. i believe there are over 105 individuals who represent themselves says abraham lincoln through a marvelous -- marvelous job talking to other children carrying the message for a pretty one will listen. they meet wants per year for their annual meeting i the guy a counted 11 mary todd and when george washington. misses the and no meeting in char

a 46-inch sony tv. congratulations to todd and all those who stopped by our booth. thank you so much. it was great seeing you. stick around. we are always giving away stuff. >>> there's a new fish in the aquarium at the bass pro shops? anne arundel county. many freshwater fish are there from local fishermen but as abc news tony marsala found out it's not the fish but the family that made this catch so special. >> reporter: not your typical fish story. not an unbelievable tale about the one that got away, not even your typical fishermen telling the story. earl jenkins is 3three and a half years old. through a partnership with the department of natural resources the bass pro shops at the arundel mills mall put it in the aquarium. >> it's about getting people out and enjoying that tradition of fishing and hunting and whatever it is. in this case it's family. fission and just the -- fishing and just the american story told all over the place. >> reporter: the fish is one pound, eight ounces, broke the previous record set by earl's dad. >> i'm happy, i'm proud. it's a re

received as a birthday gift, i received one of these, like it did judo competitor to the candle and the sony reader and one thing that struck me, when it was going through this sort of digital montage of different classic writers, obviously they have all transitioned, they have all passed and they were all white. hayek curt vonnegut in. i have read some of those words and i won't discredit them. actually think, pride and prejudice, dracula and little women and of course i grew up with that. >> barnes & noble, you know. >> but i noticed how there were no black writers that were being considered in that montage and even when the three books would download, when i try to download invisible man by ralph ellison which i reread many times, i only got cliff notes on invisible man. i appreciated the note. it is a pleasant birthday present, but i was just struck by that, by the back that invisible man, that is an american literary classic and that was one of the books that shaped me as an individual. every year or so i will read it over and over again. that is one of the great not only american class

sony, dish network are among partners and they are inviting developers to help make it work. google promises to put the new equipment on sale this fall. >>> it was up, up and away this morning in japan. they launched a spacecraft on a two-year mission to study venus and its climate. it's expected to orbit venus, the second-closest planet to the sun, in december. the japanese space agency calls the craft akasuki, which means dawn. >>> time to a look at your friday forecast. warm, dry and sunny in the southwest and northeast today. wind-driven storms carrying baseball-sized hail threatened denver south into the texas panhandle. expect flash flooding from tennessee south to the gulf. >> unusually cool in the pacific northwest. with highs only in the 50s. mid-80s along much of the east coast. and the first 100-degree reading of the season for phoenix. >>> all right, time for a strange love story that's sure to get you right in the gut. >> the scene is a wildlife preserve in myrtle beach, south carolina. home of seria, the orangutan, a playful pry mat who's taking a special liking

observation that i received as a birthday gift, received one of these digital competitors to the candle and sony reader and one thing that struck me going through this digital montage of classic writers. they were all transition and they were all white. i have read some of those works and don't discredit them. pride and prejudice and bram stoker's dracula and little women. i grew up with that. you too? [talking over each other] >> i noticed how there were no black writers being considered in that montage and when the free books went down a little, i tried to download invisible man which i reread many times, i only got cliff notes on invisible man. i was astounded. i appreciated it, a pleasant birthday present. i was struck by the fact that such things, an american literary classic, that is one of the books that shaped me as an individual. a year or so i will read it over and over again. that is one of the great not only american classics but was one of those books that set sort of a new trend in terms of it looked into black politics work issues of black political power, issues of what we deal w

sony is on board. but, you know, my experience in this industry over 20 years is that things take a lot longer than we think are going to take. and the fcc may say 2012 but i don't believe it. but in the interim cable cars -- what we rely on, the tivo box does not work if a cable card does not work, end of story. and we're the only people who depend on it. we need to make it work this year and we're glad the fcc is determined to make that happen. so, you know, we need access to programming, installation has got to work and we got to end this pricing discrimination. that's what we need today. >> so you're saying the best thing to do then is to go after cable cards and make them work as soon as possible? >> yeah. >> okay. mr. chairman, if you'll allow me one more question. >> one more question, mr. mcnerny. >> mr. shanks, you certainly seem to voice concern about the bias in the current program. do you think universal gateway device can be developed that would be unbiased? that would allow you to offer s

hand and the verge of the world public opinion from the issue of disarmament and direct them toward sony matters on the other hand. -- towards phony matters on the other hand. farming terrorists with nuclear weapons are only conceivable -- arming terrorists with nuclear weapons are only conceivable by those countries that have nuclear weapons and have used them and also have a long record of supporting terrorists. . npt -- in its npr, the united states has kept quiet in order to concentrate pressure on certain independent nations. this is why major terrorist networks are supported by the united states intelligence agencies and the zionist regime. credible evidence is available in this connection that will be publicized is needed during the forthcoming conference on the globe will fight against terrorism in tehran. -- the global fight against terrorism in tehran. it is noted the united states will not develop nuclear weapons, but it will continue to improve them qualitatively. the qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons is tantamount to the increasing destructive power of such weapons,

also to our supporters, sony, and heineken, martini & rossi, the jefferson hotel and chariots for hire. and the deep and special thank you to -- more of the staff of the creative coalition. they're the foundation of the creative coalition. there are why we are able to walk the walk and talk the talk. and hopefully make some change for the good. and i want to recognize john hook, barb, dennis, and megan. thank you. [applause] >> and the library of congress who has really welcomed us into your home. and i hope that we'll be welcomed back again. james, susan hogan who was really our partner and we really feel like -- what can i say. the walls of the library are down, i hope it's okay with you. paul, cheryl, and our own -- and the rest of our family, brian smith, kayla, georgie, chris, abba with the abba agency and occasion caters. and tonight our show was written by kyle bradstreet and brent eagleston and conceived on stage by the multi-emmy award winner tom fontana. thank you. after the show i want to encourage you to look at the portraits that are displayed in the library of congress. i

hand and the verge of the world public opinion from the issue of disarmament and direct them toward sonyatters on the other hand. -- towards phony matters on the other hand. farming terrorists with nuclear weapons are only conceivable -- arming terrorists with nuclear weapons are only conceivable by those countries that have nuclear weapons and have used them and also have a long record of supporting terrorists. . npt -- in its npr, the united states has kept quiet in order to concentrate pressure on certain independent nations. this is why major terrorist networks are supported by the united states intelligence agencies and the zionist regime. credible evidence is available in this connection that will be publicized is needed during the forthcoming conference on the globe will fight against terrorism in tehran. -- the global fight against terrorism in tehran. it is noted the united states will not develop nuclear weapons, but it will continue to improve them qualitatively. the qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons is tantamount to the increasing destructive power of such weapons, w