host: tivo, your company, the brand is becoming a verb. tell me about tivo today. guest: that is a blessing and curse. obviously, we are very well- known brand. because of how it is used, there are many people think they have it but don't. there is a vast amount of difference between a generic dvr and tivo in some chilly. that was when tivo was a recording device. today is a different animal. yes, it allows you to record television programs. and allows you to take things off of channels and watch them when you want to and create video on demand. ut what we have now donei is taken broadband to become a television, movies, music, anything available via internet, and display that on the television. we now deliver some 6 million pieces of content from netflix, ube, well beyond what cable or satellite is delivering. you have the recording capability, which allows you to watch things on channels when you want to, and then you have the broad band capability which takes millions of options and makes those available on demand when you want them. the combination is really te

george is asking that apple is going to purchase tivo?yes, i heard about that too, and there is a page with itunes. and ever since then, that there has spent it is such a great product. and it makes a lot of sense because apple needs to enter the television market. their record operating system, with television, wireless, and really where we're going to go to next. and i personally think that tivo is not worth that much of their technology and a boarding system is worth. >> and user friendly? >> yes,-operating system. and could this happen? absolutely but i to nothing so because it is a 3 year old remark. >> perhaps george was a little bit late. -rumor. and and now has a " question. >> clearly, that person could of been a real-estate appraiser, and to see a lot distressed properties, flip them, six- month, one year for nearly double. >> stillness economic climate? >> yes, and with five and a thousand? and it is the professionals with the cash flow. and to throw down one-half million dollars. >> and exactly. alting of the vote real-estate

. >>> the bay area's tivo is teaming up with one of the country's biggest cable tv provider for a new video on demand service. subscribers who use cox cable and also use tivo's dvr boxes will be able to watch on demand content. in the past cable providers have not integrated with consumer dvr products. service will be available in major markets served by cox including san diego and las vegas. >>> and the world's largest brewery says soccer's world cup helped boost second quarter sales. anizeer bush reports a net profit of 7.5%. that beat expectations and now continuing growth for the rest of the year. company says the world cup was a boom for its most recognizable brands but budweiser had been losing market share. that changed during the world cup where bud brands were advertised heavily. and as we saw a lot of people were out there watching and probably drinking a few. >>> time now 5:52. still ahead, a wave of discontent around the maverick surfing contest. we'll tell you who wants to take control of the big event and even give it a new name. >>> and the bay area rose garden will be

. >>> tivo subscribers who get their cable from cox communications will soon have easier access to digital on-demand content thanks to a new partnership between the two companies. >>> and, finally, a surprising new trend at cemeteries. due to the recent rise in the number of cremations, graveyard owners are opening their gates to lively parties to attract future customers, including summer concerts, securities and exchanger scavenger hunts and even weddings. >>> well, the red sox bopped the jays, the angels smacked the royals, and the braves slammed the astros. >>> plus, the diamondbacks rack up a record for round-trippers. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> dangerous heat continues in the hartland, and finally our friends in the pacific northwest, a nice little summer warm-up for you. your thursday forecast is right around the corner. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, one night after mounting a late-inning comeback over the yankees, the texas rangers fell victim to the late comeback the

. >> reporter: there are lots of ways to get tv to your tv like hulu or tivo. movies? try streaming from netflix or cinema now. even tvs have apps that let you stream internet content with the push of a button. no cable needed, and with the money you save -- >> you see the larger tv go out with the internet tv function. from your remote you can watch netflix and watch a movie without touching your computer. >> reporter: or, if you're joshua, stick to the computer without the cable. >>> as we have reported, blockbuster is another victim of technology. there are bankruptcy rumors swirling around the company. we also expect new tv options coming from apple. >>> a new battle brewing in silicon valley? google is dialing up a plan that lets you stream movies and tv shows via youtube. they are talking with major hollywood studios to create a pay-per-view service. netflix is not happy because it would force them to go head to head with the media giant. >>> hurricane earl is now barrelling towards the east coast sending vacationers home in droves. by thursday it could hit north

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have to live with the status quo would stay with a libertarian argument or do something different ok tivo what is what do we do that's different well i think. threshold is different from mine all right go ahead jacob and then when you go to people he is drawing a line is he saying ok he's saying once a health health problem becomes common enough then that's when the government has to get involved that's where he draws the line what i'm saying at the line should be drawn between. things that we do to other people or hazards that are imposed upon them against their will things like air pollution or communicable diseases these are things that we are not choosing to do and things that people voluntarily where they voluntarily assume the risks such as overeating or smoking those are things that we're i'm not imposing my overeating on you. and the got there for the government does not have any business getting above the traditional public. targets were things that were that were there were risks that were imposed upon people from the outside against their will and there is a very strong argumen

tivo it's all about search. tv our customers want real to search easily and quickly.ote your hair up and down through the alphabet and selects each level one at a time when typing of text. now you can just quickly type and one you're looking for. when the fire motive shut and the keyboard is heading in that sector regular route it is just an extra feature to make certain to be new. but think about it and we'll be doing e- mail's, twitter, facebook all manner to be there has to be a physical keyboard somehow worked into the living room. this is to those version. the tea was five is on the market now costs $89 worked with series 3 keep those in the premiere. gives a, kron4 news. >> and it has little many french big into it even see it there. (laughter) >> i even bought her a computer with my new citi forward card. then one day... have you seen this? she "friended" me. there's a whole album. [ laughs ] [ groans ] and started posting pictures. ♪ and tagging me. publicly. [ male announcer ] you ought to be rewarded for being dependable. the citi forward card gives you extr

there are tivo device now that connect to the net. the game consoles, the xbox and others.e blu-ray deck on the bottom of the screen. all of those connect to the internet grab television shows over the web in a tv-like interface and put them on your tv screen. here's what one of the interfaces looks like on the dvd player. you just click around to those different badges. you see blockbuster, netflix, "usa today," youtube. >> you can look at photos from picasso. there is one of the icons there. there is voodoo another video service. you can pick and choose these very a la carte and here's the panasonic television that has it built n around the perimeter there is a weather widget, a news widget, bloomberg stock widget. these are all things that are more than just entertainment. there are infotainment. >> so this is all built into the tv. you don't even need -- >> no computer. >> that's the key no computer. >> people come back they are going why should i get old technology? let's get the new stuff. >> that's a big part of the trend because folks will say i can go a la carte pi

there were no vcr's, there was no tivo. were having a shared experience at the same time. >> reporter: i can tell you, i remember when i was 10 years old and it was an event. my father would say "all in the family" is on, and everyone would come on in and watch. you talk about the shared experience. >> right. and there was family discussion afterwards. you don't see that much anymore. >> reporter: but another hallmark of "all in the family" does remain. >> why don't you fix it? it's not my fault, meathead. >> reporter: meathead. do people still call you meathead? >> yes. almost on daily basis someone will call me that. i love that. i'm so proud of the show and i have often said no matter what i do in life, i can win the nobel prize, the headline would read meathead wins the nobel. >> reporter: during his years on "all in the family", he married penny marshall. their fame was staggering. could you go out of the house? >> no. couldn't go anywhere. it was insane. it was crazy. >> reporter: by the end of the each 70's the marri

at a time when america was black and white, hefner's earlier tivo shows brought the races together.nchises in miami and new orleans refused to admit black patrons.... >> he bought back the license of those clubs at a loss. and then black, white, doesn't matter. everybody was welcome. >> reporter: around the center fold, the magazine published controversial authors, discussed controversial topics. >> we know about the sexual revolution. people are less aware of the part related to racial equality. gaiman rights. the changing of drug laws. we were the amicus curia, friend of the court in roe versus wade that gave women the right to choose. >> all these big, important issues he was there. all these little things. they make up the total of what this man is. >> first valentine to my mother. >> reporter: all these little things that hefner has been keeping all his life. >> my first plane. >> reporter: a lot of history here. artifacts and mementos from his earliest years to the present meticulously filed away in 2,323 leather-bound scrapbooks. i might have volume one. maybe volume 2. if it

the tivo is running. ready. >> and the big "ns." i first put them all together.'s get to the boards. and we start with a live shot out of d.c. d.c. is part of the gorgeous weather pattern that's all up and down the east coast. we deserve it after four days of a massive impact of low pressure there, as it pulls away. look at the numbers that come in after it. even through the weekend. friday, 79 degrees. cool. saturday's at 85. gorgeous in new york city. gorgeous in washington. boston, you're in for it, as well. most of if the country is dry and beautiful. just a few showers in the dese this is hanging out. out. is the proper -- i'm sorry, --s is the proper at rest. right? this is t rest.right? >> yes, sir. >> all right. am i right? yes, ma'am. i'm just learning that. david? >> we'll have to retailor, the uit, though, if you stand like that. >> that's true. >> sammy, thanks. >>> simple question for you. how did you sleep last night? it turns out, it's not as simple as it seems. this week, "the wall street journal" collin bonds explores what a couple's sleeping hab

craigslist kibo president tom rogers and affects president john lun prounced -- >> tivo president andpresident tonight on the communicators on c-span2. >> the c-span networks provide coverage of politics, nonfiction books and american history. it is available on television, radio, online and social networking media sites. and we take c-span on the road with our digital bus and local content vehicle. is washington your way, the c- span networks now are available in more than 100 homes -- 100 million homes. "washington journal" continues. host: we are continuing our summer series on "washington journal" this week. if you have been turning in at this hour you have seen as two different subjects. this week we are calling to look at politics and what goes into campaigning. on tuesday we will get political ads and their impact on electoral politics. and wednesday, the role of in attendance this year. on thursday, the science of polling, its accuracy and our fax elections. and on friday, a political fund- raising in light of the recent decision by the supreme court. but today, we will look a

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." >> ivo president >fx president and their impact -- that is the tivo and fx president's tonight on c-span2. >> president obama will speak to the press and about 15 minutes. . typical of what is being reported in many of the reports this morning, "a flurry of new economic data this week may pressureen bernanke to act on his vow to help a wavering economy hah -- economy on wednesday, we will see the first gauge of man national -- of national manufacturing followed by several poor showings by regional indexes. so, we're talking about the strength of the u.s. economy and the u.s. economic recovery. the first call is from north carolina on the line for democrats. barry, democratic line, welcome. caller: the way that the economy is going right now, it was basically put on a certain track that is -- i would not say plan, but the economy is revved up and they used different tactics through the banking industry and staff, underhanded, corrupt tactics to funnel the money into certain people's pockets. they have got all of the money and we are going to listen to them sitting here saying we ha