the textbooks are not just for amazon's kindle, susie. students can download the books for apple, android and microsoft windows devices as well. why own when you can rent? >> susie: i think a great part of this is you don't have to carry all the textbooks and heavy backpacks. it's brilliant. >> tom: but you still need to do the homework. that's nightly business report. thanks for joining us. have a great night. >> susie: and i'm susie gharib, thanks for watching. hope you join us again. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pbs.

they have 30,000 tight unless there that are textbooks and what -- 30,000 titles in there that are textbooksnd what do you is rent th title. they will show you the price on the left, rent from $17 or buy it for $45. big difference. >> huge. >> but you have to decide how long you want to rent it for. you can use it on your kendallle and all your different devices with a kindle app so you get multiple virtual devices. there is a calendar you use which we have a shot of and you start to pick out how long you want to go. i ran it out for a very long time and the price goes up depending how high you go with the rental. so you have to kind of buy how much of the usage you want not just buy the book per se. >> and you have to decide up front how long or -- >> you can extend it after it expires up to a day at a time so if you are sit there is with a book and it's running out right before a test you have to take, you can add a couple of days to cram. and it's really cheap. just add i couple quick days doesn't cost much. what amazon is doing it trying to get people to just use books without having to

well just suggests that the bible is a good replacement for math textbooks in the meantime. not only that considering the changes the texas school board approved for the new textbooks like replacing thomas jefferson with jerry falwell i think maybe the students are better off with the old books. and the very very ugly rupert murdoch if you think murdoch standards of journalism are low in the us with fox so-called news you should see what he's up to in the u.k. murdoch's british tabloid newspaper news of the world is accused of hacking into the cell phone a million. and abducted british teenager whose remains were found two months after her disappearance and deleting several voicemail messages and papers tampering with a phone that only gave the parents of the girl false hope that she might be alive but also hindered a police investigation into her abduction and murder british prime minister david cameron weighed in on the issue saying that if the accusations against murdoch's news of the world are true then quote this is a dreadful act in a truly dreadful situation and quick

california is the largest textbook buyer in the united states.and represents almost 15% of the $3.5 billion market. publishers try to sell california editions to other states. >> this is ages three to six. >> social conservatives are ramping up pressure for the governor to veto the bill them don't think gay figures belong in textbooks to get into a history book have you to do something that is important. have you to do a product or a service and you are judged on your contribution, not what you did in the bedroom. >> and the author calls it sensorship. when people like gay rights champion or movements. >> we're denied our students a important chapter of civil rights. >> i don't see why he won't sign it. >> it's unclear what the governor will do. the democrat has proven he doesn't always side with his party or his constituents f he does sign the bill, california is so broke, kit not afford to update textbooks until the 2015 school year. >> and dozens of people back in homes in the north bay tonight after a gas line break. authorities evacuated 11

king would recite from the textbook.ad a textbook, so i'm watching and he's saying, plato says, and he, ssssssssssss -- >> yeah. >> exactly the same thing. >> yeah. >> i mean, he had this tremendous command of wordss3 and treeendous command of ideas that the ordinary person did noo have, and he was able to take you with him as he trans. as he spoke, as hh transformed just something ordinary into something magical. >> yeah. >> he had an ability that i wish i had. >> right. >> i'd pay a million dollars for it if i could, but he was just a marvel of a person. >> do we appreciate the, the fullness of his accomplishments today? you know, i, i look at martin luther king's birthday.. >> mm-hmm. >> .as a day when we should be remembering him and we should be thinking about civil rights.. >> yeah. >> .and instead for most people, it's half off mattresses. >> right. exactly. >> you know. we've turned celebration of his life and work into just another bit of trivia. >> yes. you know, and in the years before she died, his widow mrs.

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e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. buy one droid 3 by motorola, the thinnest full qwerty smartphone ever for $199.99, and get another one free. >>> police in the east bay are searching for a hit and run driver who left a young woman paralyzed two weeks ago. that woman has a message for the driver and a reminder for the rest of us. she shared her story with jodi hernandez. >> all of a sudden i get halfway into the cross whack, and i see a car approaching me. >> reporter: amanda barnes remembers in vivid detail the emeriville hit and run incident that changed her world forever. >> he sped up and drove right over me and just kept on going and left me out there on the cement. >> reporter: the impact left barnes with broken ribs a lacerated river and a severed spine. >> judging by my injuries, they told me i was most likely going to be permanently paralyzed from the west down. i remember, i was just like, oh, my god, i'm n

instead of security being in chapter 37 of the textbook, it is up front. that is something that we would want to share. >> jacqueline, with the advent of electronic healthcare records and electronic interaction, what is microsoft doing to ensure the privacy of those very personal records? >> we have a division of the company that focuses on health care, help solutions group, and it is the same as any other data handling practice. they have to be given the utmost care and the utmost attention. this is about as personal as personal information gets. we have all of those standards and policies and practices in place. >> how widespread is cyber bullying? >>. widespread. -- pretty widespread. obviously, the biggest problem is some of the press coverage we have seen, which is actually children and young people taking their own lives because they have been bullied. >> could you see further federal legislation dealing with cyber bullying? >> we have a collection of laws at the state level, and that seems to be working fairly well. i think it is more of an educatio

and governor jerry brown must decide if he will sign a law that is changed in california textbooks. will that will require the inclusion of lesbians and gays used in california books. no state bans teaching on that topic. it's not clear exactly how the material would be included in the textbooks. >>> the family of the man who's body was found burned # in san francisco was wondering if the victims sexuality could have been a motive in the killing. 23-year-old freddy went to a gay bar in the castro on june 9th. they found his body the next morning while responding to a brush fire. the body was burned beyond recognition but he was likely killed before. police are still searching for the suspects. >>> there is a renewed search for clues to find the killer of a night manager of a tgi fridays in san mateo. they hosted a fundraiser on what would have been his 40th birthday. he was killed in 2008. he died from a blow to his head with a blunt object. >> it's been torture for me for the last 3.5 years. it's time for someone to come forward. >> tgif is donating 25% of all proceeds from yesterd

. >>> hey, students, are you sick of heavy textbooks and the cost? one popular company might have a solution. >> plus another air traffic controller under fire, this time accused of being drunk on the job. how he was caught. >>> and lots of ideas but still no solid decision. leaders from both sides of the political spectrum craft ideas to balance the federal budget. >>> and if you are one of those are asking for hot temperatures and blue skies, today's is your day. starting to see a warmup and continuing with that warming trend. going to get even hotter. i'll tell you more coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> atlantis, station is in attitude control. >> atlantis copies, thanks. >>> it's the end of an era for the last time in the foreseeable future. a u.s. space shuttle undocked from the international space station. shuttle atlantis is expected to return home thursday. several hours before the undocking, the crew woke up to the song "don't panic "by coldplay. >>> an air traffic controller in denver may have been drunk on the job. two weeks ago, the faa

lesson plans including people like harvey milk. >> when you start talking about changing history textbooks to please a special interest group, that is what really raised people's haeckels. >> mark leno wrote the original bill. he believes california voters would reject the ballot measure and up hold the new law. >>> the world's most popular wizard may have lost box office magic the last week. harry potter had the biggest box opening ever but the same movie experienced a huge decline during the second weekend in theaters. business at the box office dropped off 72%. no one is sure why but the last harry potter movie faced strong competition from captain america and other new films. >>> it's now 4:49. getting kids to wear safety helmets is never an easy task but a tragic accident in san mateo could convince them. >>> two whales stray way off course. why it may be too late to save them. >>> welcome back. three redwood city boys convicted of assaulting female classmates during a field trip are facing jail time. a 12-year-old admitted to sexual battery and could receive a sentence of up to a yea

this bill would require gay history be included in school textbooks. the bill was approved yesterday in sacramento, split nearly among party lines. supporters tell the "san francisco chronicle" the bill would make california the only state to have it in textbooks. opponents say they shouldn't micro manage curriculum. the bill awaiting the governor's signature. >>> she wowed audiences, this morning san francisco remembering the oldest and continuously performing drag queen. vickie lane died at sf general hospital from an undisclosed illness. she performed in san francisco for more than 50 years at aunt charlie's lounge. in addition to making a name for herself on stage, she was one of the very first people in the nation to undergo gender reassignment surgery. >> she gave a lot to the drag queens here in san francisco. she hired them to perform with her, because they made her look good, okay? >> a memorial will be held at aunt charlie's july 17th. she was 76 years old. >>> nbc bay area teaming up with local food banks and big businesses to help feed the

san francisco's castro district are not really the kinds of things you would generally see in a textbook. but that's about to change. >> by denying people their history, they never existed. and we've changed that at for the better. >> reporter: the state senator says the contributions made by the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual community throughout history will no longer be ignored in the classroom. governor jerry brown signed s.b. 48, the big leno authored, into law yesterday which requires all california's public school students to learn about things like these artifacts on display at the lgbt museum in san francisco. teachers will deliver lessons about lgbt history as part of the social studies curriculum. >> what we have been doing is censoring an important chapter of civil rights history. >> reporter: in a statement released yesterday, randy tho s thomason said, "jerry brown has trampled the parental rights of the broad majority of california mothers and fathers who don't want their children to be sexually brainwashed." leno says some people have misinterpreted this as being

the controversial subject matter that will soon be required in textbooks. >> we have all heard the rumors. it's supposed to be awesome. the announcement expected from facebook a little later this morning. coming up. ,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. schools to teach gay history is on its way to governor brown's desk. this morning the l-a times ports: the bill >>> a bill requiring california public schools to teach gay history is now on the way to governor brown's desk. this morning the "l.a. times" is reporting the bill would make the state the first in the union to require history classes and textbooks to include the contributions of gay and lesbians. >>> democrats in the state assembly passed sb48 yesterday in a divided vote along party line

right now digital textbooks account for 5% of the college market. but i thought since the ipad came out that is the biggy. if you can carry around an ipad instead of -- an ipad instead of the huge books, they will do that. >>> another reason to keep an eye on at & t park. a falcon may earn its wings. >>> the company that makes tylenol wants consumers to take less of their pills. >ú >>> westbound 24 traffic is moving along very nicely. doesn't look like a friday commute here. it looks like a sunday morning commute. we'll tell you about the commute straight ahead. >>> johnson & johnson is worried that people that take overdose of -- most people are not aware that it's also in many prescription drugs. so the company is changing its labels to show six pills a day is the maximum recommended dose of tylenol. that is down from eight pills a day. >>> 6:26. the giants may soon have a hired gun to get rid of the annoying sea gals flying at at ann t park. they may bring in a falcon to chase them away. they have become a real headache at the ball field. they fl

helped thinking about some technical issues, or they want to have some, you know -- we've had some textbooks that were written at the lab that kind of showed up in "spider-man," for example, where there's a cameo appearance of one of our textbooks. >> was one of them "air stable --." >> dr. alivisatos, that's the time we have this morning. thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> well, silicon valley has a special affection for gadget-loving james bond. coming up, author jeffrey deaver tries to fill ian fleming's tools with "james bond." ore and. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ "press:here." in 1952, a reporter named ian fleming created one of the most memorable characters the world has ever seen. >> i admire your l

it's for the particulars to the amendment of our textbook. the lesson plan, what actually happens in the classroom, that will be decided at the local levels through the school districts. public process, public comment are you that will start 2012. >> what if school districts don't want to? >> they will be required to. >> if this bill starts out, you just didn't want negative images and the text book. we want it mandated that it be taught. so should the school and state -- should lawmakers be timed school districts want to teach? >> as i said, we already require that they history and the contribution and all these other american subgroups be included. that is in the education code today. we are just adding gay americans. >> and the other objection that some have is that this is a lifestyle issue versus a civil rights. are you putting forward, as one of the public and said to me, the gay agenda? >> if the gay agenda is making sure that i can be treated under the law as a first-class citizen as we have been fighting for decades and decades. >> a

>> what we saw unfold is textbook game plan we saw with enron, world come, good defense lawyers do thething. if you took what he did today, ed, put it next to what ken lay and bernie sanders did, it is the same game plan because they use it universally. here is how it goes. we have a big company. it was so big, i didn't know what was going on. or how about this. if i would have known then what i know now, i would have fixed it. or how about this. we heard this today. with 50,000 employees, there's naturally going to be a bad apple. we also heard both james and murdoch use this, it is somebody else's fault, not my fault, it is somebody else's fault. i can't answer your question because i don't know the details, or i can't answer your question because i don't have the knowledge. i wasn't there, how can i answer the question. i got to tell you, it is the same thing you saw with enron, tyco, health south, and so on. you know what they miss? they miss that they can be prosecuted for not knowing. they can be prosecuted for something called willful blindness. that's where you should know, you

. >> the law takes effect in january, but it takes time to update those textbooks, so that probably won't happen until 2015. and if you're going to the airport later on, you're already dreading the tsa tango, relief might be on the way for you. the tsa will test a trusted traveller program. it will let certain frequent flyers at certain airports skip the full body imaging and basically get them through the security faster. the only catch is that they will have to give the tsa extra information about themselves ahead of time. this trial run begins this fall in atlanta, detroit, dallas and miami on certain delta and american airlines flights. right now, the nikkei is up, but all others, the hang seng, the dax, the ftse 100 all lower at this hour. let's go to hong kong, asian and european stocks seem to be reacting to a combination of economic news, including what's happening here in the united states. >> let's fine out why. as you said, european markets are slitding. investors are worried about debt. they are worried about how the u.s. debt talks are in dead lock and stan doord and poo's th

in tuesday's school board meeting, a woman, mom stood up to read excerpts from the textbook. watch what happened. >> page 72 of this radical [bleep] page 73, [bleep] >> i'm sorry. i am going to ask that the language be not mentioned in the public meetings. we have young people in this room. it's inappropriate. >> you're right. >> how do you teach it in your classes. >> glenn: yeah. that is the point she's reading from a textbook that the school uses to teach kids as young as third grade. the gets on the school board are like hey, hey, careful, let's not use that language there are kids here. yeah, and they're reading the school books every day. something like this happens in tucson, we think it's rare. we thousand it's rare in high school. but it is happening in colleges all across the country. yesterday, we talked about like a voice in the wilderness. but there is anything, anything that is more fun than being a conservative on college campus. can you imagine being more alone. colleges and universities often tout of an atmosphere of openness and acceptable there is ans a the

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>> well, the textbooks go all the way into elementary school. the california curriculum goes into social studies in terms of gays and lesbians but usually it's somewhere around fourth, fifth grade that you start getting that sort of stuff. >> all right. you know, it is a little different, though, i mean, i understand the african-americans. i think it even goes as far as south pacific people, right, have to be represented. but this is different, right? this is a sexual orientation. shouldn't that be left to parents? >> exactly. i mean, not only does it offend religious values of a number of americans, but it's irrelevant. you know, what we in history have keith. the country star is 50 today. ♪ [ female announcer ] erybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you can get that same cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra ft has extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ah. [ femalennouncer ] usin

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i have a team in seattle trying to encode initially a biology textbook and put that knowledge in software. is a well trodden path the superhard to do your representation as i am sure you know. he could give you a better link than i could. it is hard to do that in software because real life reasoning involves probabilities and things that are still research areas for artificial intelligence. we are moving down that path and you can see 3 years down the road maybe we will have something really significant. in the meantime we are concentrating on getting a biology test inside computer software in a way that a student can ask questions and get a coherent answer from the software. it is groundbreaking work and people in seattle manager yet. we have had work done to forward that work. >> host: project a low -- halo. is that something to be excited about? >> guest: i am a few internet things. but the brain and artificial intelligence you could spend many lifetimes trying to figure out ways to accelerate progress. i am excited to be involved in those areas and looking out for other areas and thin

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. >>> a controversial bill became law today to include lessons on gays in their textbooks. >>> fire crews are looking the aftermath of a fire. flames broke out at the altamont farm. the fire was first reported shortly after noon today. it was contained about 3:30, power lines were in danger for a time but there was no threat disruptured. gusty winds in the area made fighting this fire even tougher. >>> we have a live picture now to show you in the past hour, san francisco firefighters put out a two alarm fire at an apartment complex in the city's precidio heights neighborhood. it was at 9300 heather avenue. as you can see here from this live picture on the ground firefighters are still at the scene. at this point there are no reports of any injuries. >>> it's a quiet neighborhood and that may be why it was picked. a burning body found right in the middle of street in the rock ridge area of oakland early this morning. ktvu's mike mibach is here now and tells us where the investigation stands tonight. >> i just got off the phone with oakland police, still no arrests and as of right now no i

the donation will pay for 11 panosonic textbook laptops, police only have six laptops in the entire fleet. the computers will help officers who have suffered repeatedly with dangerous failures of their radio systems. >> mike nicco has the forecast. >> even hot temperatures across the bay. you can see the clouds are lingering around. flight arrival delays into sfo of over an hour. how many of us will touch the 90s. >> jet blue unveils a new fly offer. it will be >>> remember yesterday at this time, different picture today. >> a lot more sunshine and temperatures are warmer to a prolonged period of warm weather especially with inland areas. looking to the east and east bay hills. vollmer peak specifically. you can see how clear the area is. a little bit of haze but air quality forecast, everybody is going to be fine the next couple of days. here is a look from the top down. clouds are hugging the coasts and how quickly theyare erasing from our valleys and barely holding on. give it another hour and those will be gone also. talking about temperatures if you are heading out. still in the uppe

. >> in the age of what some are calling textbook journalist, a blockbuster, media outlets vying for an exclusive. >> you know, it is the news media, no offense, so they are going to have to go after the story. they are in the business to get ratings. >> while many say they do not pay for interviews, they have shelled out big bucks for information. outlets like tmz. some say that they admit they want to hear what she has to say. >> i would hate to see their benefits but me, as a consumer, i want to know about the situation. >> is in her fault or the people who pay her? >> a business strategy. >> i do not believe anybody making millions off of the death of someone especially an innocent child. >> and some estimates anthony could get at least $1 million for a full interview but the biggest money could come through the entertainment world with books and movies and with that, there is no telling how much she could get. >>> a special programming note for you tonight. at 10:00 daschle prime-time "nightline." abc7 news at 11:00 will then follow. >>> the accused fort hood shooter now faces t

of historical contributions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender americans in public school textbooks. it's headed for the governor's desk. supporters of the bill introduced by san francisco senator mark leino said it would make california the only state to include lgb in textbooks adding lgb americans to americans with disabilities and existing list that must be included with social science instruction. opponents argue it pushes kids to accept a gay lifestyle. they say it will be up to the district's individuals to decide how it will be used in the classroom. if passed, the curriculum could be used in the 2013th-2014 school year. >>> the man accused of committing four murders in northern california dating back to the '70s is now requesting a legal advisor to help with his defense. a marine judge is expected to rule on his request by the end of the week. he's inclined to approve an advisor only if he pays for it himself. they value his liquid assets at more than a million dollars. since the start of the case he insisted he would defend himself to save money and now is having trouble w

purchasing textbooks, purchasing guns, purchasing the most basic requirements of child care. all of the sorts of things that we thought were reserved for the state as some kind of limiting principal in terms of what the insurance between the federal and state government is. >> is isn't the problem here again when we talk about the mandate rather than the medicaid provision that's the collision of attention is not between the national sovereign commerce power on the one hand and the states police power. but rather than between the national sovereign power, isn't that the issue that we face with coercion of the medicaid provision? >> two answers. the reason that the economic liberty is important -- >> i'm not saying it isn't important. i'm just saying structurally the nature of the attention that your arguing is of a different character than the tension the supreme court was troubled about in lopez and morrison. where it was a collision between the national sovereign and the invasion of the states constitutional police power. here we're not really so much concerned about the st

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you know, a court case that happened about textbooks. it is interesting to read and recommend people see it. basically there is this intelligent design. you know, and people that just try to justify intelligent design say there are these intermediate forms. something like that. there is no way that it could have been created other than by an intelligent designer. and yet biologists -- we put balances on the witness stand. wait a minute. five intermediate forms. the argument devolves into what about between those forums. well, we saw this one. so basically there are the intermediate forms for all these things exist in some way. so that is what it's about. >> we have a question asking for advice for programmers. what is the future programming? >> i feel a bit bad because i used to adjust -- when there was a new program i would just get a manual. of course you just go online. i would read the manual. that is really cool. that other stuff over there, that is worse than any of the language of ever seen. so there are so many languages that com

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