host: we just spoke to tom rogers of tivo. he said tivo has been working to get advertisers -- ads in in front of consumers using other technologies. guest: i cannot comment on tivo. it is a time-shifting and ad- skipping technology. most people that watch it, do watch commercials. once they wait, they don't. we have a show called "justified," a critically acclaimed show. it is being watched and are key demographic by about 4 million people wait, bua week, but we cn sell 3 million, because the dvr is allowing 25% of the audience to skip the commercials. there may be people watching it on iphone or on hulu. host: all of those other places, you do get revenue, but the percentage is so much lower. guest: not on itunes. the economics of the pay-per- view are pretty good. but once you get beyond that, right now we do not get commercial revenue from the vod screen. would anyone that is experimenting, i agree that there needs to be a lot of experimentation. there needs to be attempts made to figure out what kind of commercial messagi

. >> at 3:00 our foundation will be meeting with tom rogers the district of attorney's offense in hopese will be lead in the right direction of where we can continue to search. at 4:00 we'll have a public rally outside the district attorney's office. own from there we'll go to college avenue press we are tier january church. >> reporter: workers were inside your shop to help make fliers and generate public interest. what are your hopes from new information that can come out today from the attorneys office or police? >> our hope is to hear they are moving forward in the case and it's close to a resolution. our main thing from day one has to bring hassani home. whatever it takes to bring him home that is what we want. >> reporter: thank you so much for talking with us. sherry lynn miller one of the cofounders. later on this morning as we mentioned earlier we are expecting to get an update on this case from one of the lieutenant detectives that has been working the case for the past year. and we'll ask about new information that was reported this weekend. when they reinterviewed lewis ross

. >> reporter: coming out of the meeting with chief deputy district attorney tom rogers, sherry lynn miller told me that he essentially tossed the ball back to her saying raise the profile of the case, gnat with the media so she is planning to take her campaign for hasanni to arizona and maryland. in oakland, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> it is an idea meant to promote children's health. >> we started off the day well, nice balanced food is. >> why some say a school lunch program is feeding off someone else's misfortune. >>> racist graffiti at a bay area school. the words sparking a hate crime investigation. >> and a free show in the bay area courtesy mother nature. when you can catch the perseid meteor shower. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, dollar childhood nutrition bill, which funds meal programs in >>> last week, the senate approved a 4.$5 billion childhood nutrition bill which funds meal programs in public schools. now, that's a lot of money. but local school officials say it is not enough to feed all the kids who need it. and as ann notarangelo reports, it takes money from another much-needed progra

tom: okay. any disclosure for that position, roger? do you have a position? >> we do have a position. we have excellent stock. >> tom: appreciate the in sights, roger ibbotson, who is chairman and chief investment officer at zebra capital. >> here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. news wheel, the trading deficit hit the highest level, rising 19% to almost $50 billion. we imported a record of $200 billion of goods like cell phones and tvs, but exported only $150 billion of stuff. sales of telecom equipment. and economic worries tanked oil prices. it fell $2.23, or almost 3%, to $78.02 a barrel in new york trading. meanwhile, aaa says gas prices average $2.78 nationwide, up 3 cents from last week. still ahead, it towers over a third of all u.s. electricity. we talk to the u.s. head of siemens eric segal about the future of energy. >> tom: help unemployed homeowners at risk of foreclosure. the money will go to 17 states with higher than average jobless rates and the district of columbia. as stephanie dhue reports, the new cash goes to a six-month-old program. a program that has yet to s

tom rogers reruns 84. subway 77% average 80 degrees and those daughters. 7 they that cooling trend is kicking in really tomorrow tempters cooling off even more to run more the next day widespread fraud expected thursday, friday. they're good. >> the writer on the bay is a good one of the rope from from the delays so we'll take it a century the bay bridge toll plaza it personally on by from the 580 headed westbound towards the city. the israelites are still offering now to keep murillo drive time just a minute from the foot of amazing to fremont. just general to write to cell of their in conditions are looking pretty good cross van note from store for in either direction. having 921 which traffic in the 6:00 a.m., the training courses creek. golden gate, traffic is moving while it does look like they're reconfiguring the lanes for the morning commute supper and traffic is moving could barely any kurds north front nice, easy ride 21 in the direction of water and the city limits. and you assignees 580 solo ve

you've--you're joined by janis ian and roger mcguinn and richie havens. and tomed this because-- i started my label called wildflower records, and i thought, "what could i do that would be fun "that would draw some artists together "who have the same kind of take on--on-- "are dissimilar in the-- in the sense "that there's a lot of contrast "but who've done music or that music that pleases me or songs that i knew before or hopefully will"-- next year we'll start doing some-- some singers and songwriters that people don't know quite so well-- a little younger, a little edgier perhaps. but this year, our first-- our first year of the wildflower festival--2001-2002-- we've done concerts all over the country with janis and with tom paxton and with roger mcguinn and richie havens and leon redbone. it's great, you know. i get to sit backstage and listen to the hostage and freedom and seventeen and turn, turn, turn. so it's been very exciting for me to be able to do that. and how are the audiences responding? oh, they're wonderful. also, they're audiences of all ages. t

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

. >> dennis cullens, roger klein, rich higgins, tom kloss. >> hello, thank you for your time, my name is roger klein. i have been a bartender at the deco bar and lounge four blocks from here the last five years. i'm now the manager of the bar. and if this was only targeted for the corporations, i could understand it, i'm adamantly opposed to this because i'm the one sitting there looking at the customer. i know how many customers we've lost over the last few years because of the economy, people are struggling, we're struggling to keep our prices where they are. this is just going to be another reason to push our prices up and will land in the workers' lap, the guy that really needs to come in and have a drink and wants to come in and have a drink, yet if we can just target tourists, if we can just target people who are drunking and that type, another story. you're really targeting people who are struggling as it is. also, alcohol is built into our culture, as many parts of the culture have to pay for other parts that don't take part of. i do not have children. i pay for children's edu

. >> tom: still ahead, tonight's "word on the street" is "security." james rogers of thestreet.com joins us for a look at some under-the-radar computer security stocks. >> susie: russia's economy is picking up and recovering from the global financial crisis. as we continue our series on investing in the so-called brics-- brazil, russia, india and china-- tonight we focus on russia. its economy grew more than 4% in the first half of this year, after tumbling almost 8% in 2009. i asked about the outlook from evan checkerov, chief economist for russia at bank of america merrill lynch. >> because of the economic growth, there is 5.5% this year. this should be a very good performance relative to many economies, but as far as some emerging market economies like brazil, china, and india, it will not be as good. for example, for china, we expect around 10% growth. for india, 8%. and for brazil, 7%. so the 5.5 g.d.p. growth for russia for this year is relatively the worst, but, still, on a global basis, quite strong. >> susie: i understand that russia's unemployment rate ha

bove president tom rogers -- on theent's tonight communicator's on c-span2. >> tonight starts science and technology week on book tv prime time. of future with total recall. stephen baker on the computer scientists and mathematicians who want to predict the manipulate our behavior. but tv in primetime tonight on c-span2. they provide coverage of politics, public affairs, non- fiction books, and american history. is all available to you want television, radio, online, and on social media networking site. find our content any time that the c-span video library. it is washington, your way. created by cable, provided as a public service. [no audio] >> gentlemen, we appreciate you coming before the subcommittee today to offer your testimony. as you know, your entire statement will appear in the record. we would ask you to summarize your statements in approximately five minutes and then you can give an opportunity for myself and other members of the subcommittee to ask questions and to follow up. >> the status quo for our industry is clearly unacceptable. it is extraordinary and insightful

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roger clemens, there was something going on ms. ellicott pharmacologically -- medicinal lly, a former college t pharmacologically. were it not for henry waxman and tom davis, who forced these people to go on the record, we would never have confronted this issue. but charles is right, all of them are tainted by that era. >> there was criticism when those hearis have been that maybcongss suld not be poking its nose into this business. >> you mentioned bobby thomson. we think about the good old days when athletes were clean. as i recall, back in 1951, they were cheating, too. there was a guy who signaled to thompson that he was -- >> i thought it was stealing -- >> no, not stealing signs. we can mythologize the good old days. cheating -- >> if you are on second base and you'd steal the sign of a catcher and he signaled a batter, the next time you are up at bat, they hit you on the back of the head. >> they were very methodical about this -- >> i don't think the two charges are at all comparable. changing the entire physical composition of people. barry bonds' head size was enlarged by a full-size -- >> look, i am not dending steroids, i'm just saying -

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