. >>> at&t joins verizon in a controversial proposal to rethink the internet. >> phone carriers say there are two internets. somebody else said that, too. >> in a matter of speaking, yes there are two internets. there's one that goes to your house and work, that's the wired. then one that goes to your phone, wireless internet. that is the justification that verizon and now at&t give for their support of new guidelines that would allow your phone carrier to slow certain data and speed up other data that is sent to your phone. the industry calls is data shaping. slow down your youtube videos so it can speed up e-mail. at&t says because wireless access is limited it has to be treated differently than wired internet. google agrees.

google and verizon had a meeting of some sort. what was that meeting about, and how does that affect our understanding of net neutrality? >> google and verizon formed a pact, and the pact essentially is just their recommendations on what the net neutrality policy should be. first and foremost, it is not a law. it's not going to be any sort of a rule that anyone's obligated to follow. the fcc can or cannot adopt it. congress can or cannot look at it and decide if it's going to be something that they're going to consider. but essentially what it does is lay out ground rules. now, first and foremost, it does mention things like transparency, which we discussed a few minutes ago, and it lays out some of the other tenets that net neutrality advocates have been in favor of. what it doesn't do, though, is it doesn't address wireless services, and that's actually one of the largest issues with net neutrality, is the fact we want to make sure that net neutrality applies also to wireless services especially because like many of us we use ip

and that concerns what google and verizon would like to do.eople are pretty -- minds are made up as to how they feel about it. >> the -- i've never seen such an overwhelming negative response to i guess sort of a public letter is what google and verizon put out, which was about net neutrality. and what everyone is getting upset about, and i should point out that net neutrality is -- broadband providers cannot discriminate over any content that goes over the internet. none whatsoever. and that allows for innovation, allows for an equal playing field, if you will. they propose, yes, the internet will stay equal, but you know the mobile network and -- we're going to think about this other network as well that'll be sort of differentiated services. this is the term they use. that should be exempt from net neutrality. and just everyone got upset. incredibly upset as a result. >> belva: in other words, everything except these moneymaking -- >> well, the internet makes money. but we know these are going to make a lot of money, too. and you know, mobi

the fcc still doesn't have a policy on it, so earlier this month, google and verizon got together and came up with this. a joint legislative frame work proposal on what they think the rules on net neutrality should be. >> what google and verizon is trying to do is write rules that benefit them, not the american public. >> reporter: the fear is that some day we'll go on the internet and companies will determine where you can go. certain sites may not be available and others get certain status, that interferes with freedom. >> reporter: the ceo says that the google verizon proposal is vague and cause for concern. >> they claim they're going for an open internet but it is not completely open. there are problems. >> reporter: google declined an interview, and instead said go to their website. others say it is a step back wards, two corporations legislating the future of the internet? >> we can't trust them to do the right thing. i think the history of financial meltdowns show they can't always be trusted to do the right thing. >> reporter: the out come will be in the flesh at the google c

there is no fcc policy on it so earlier this month, google and verizon got together and came one thisoint legislative framework proposal on what they think the rules on net neutrality should be. >> what google and verizon are trying to do is basically write rules that benefit them not the american public. >> the fear is that someday we'll go on the internet and companies rather than our own interests will determine where we can go. that certain sites may not be available, other site may get preferred status and that interferes with freedoms. >> reporter: larry says the google verizon proposal is vague and cause for concern. >> they claim they are calling for an open internet but it is not completely open. there are some gotchas in their proposal. >> reporter: google declined an on-camera interview and directed us to its blog where it debunked what it calls myths. google has sold out on network neutrality. it's a step backwards for the open internet. two corporations legislating the future of the internet. kiet do, cbs 5. >>> it's an age-old battle over age. who scientists say is smart

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. >>> a new survey shows that once a new verizon compatible iphone comes out many plan to ditch their old providers and cell phones. the market research firm surveyed 1,000 consumers. 29% said they were likely to buy an iphone on verizon's network. 51% of current verizon subscribers said they plan to buy one, most likely abandoning their android or blackberry devices. among at&t's iphone users, 47% said they would consider a switch to verizon becomes available on that network. >>> we have a new contribution tonight in the age-old stream of research on how birth order influences personality. a study from a delphi university in new york suggests that firstborns tend to be smarter, but younger siblings tend to get better grades and are many out growing, contradicting other studies that said that firstborns tend to be more exto verted. birth order also seems to create tendencies parents cannot alter even if they treat all the kids the same. >>> a war of words that automatically grants citizenship to children born here. >>> plus the president signs a new law aimed at securing the nation's

it could allow verizon to deliver online content more quickly than others if the content creators are willing to pay. youtube.com could pay verizon to make sure its videos are prioritized and make their way to consumers faster. it could have an internet policy that no content is favored over another. stock futures mixed this morning as cash shah remains over two job reports. unemployment remains the biggest hurdle to a stronger recovery and early reports from retailers show modest revenue gains in july. with more financial news, here's abc. >> we begin your "moneyscope" report with help apparently on the way for states that need cash. the u.s. senate passed a $26 billion emergency spending bill yesterday. republicans largely opposed it because of budget deficit concerns. the house is expected to pass the bill shortly so the president can sign it. the aid would help states keep tens of thousands of teachers and other employees on the payroll. there is positive employment news this morning. a trade group is reporting job growth in the economy service sector in july. it is the 7th straig

. >>> will it spread to verizon? implant in san francisco, aids activists and health officials marked the 20th anniversary of the ryan white act in a ceremony on the city hall steps, they remembered the 13 year old boy who was diagnosed with aids in 1984 and died in 1990. that year, congress passed a bill that provided extensive funding for aids research and treatment. over the past 20 years, the bill and its subsequent reauthorizations have provided $500 million to the san francisco bay area. >>> looks as though people who work for large companies will be paying more for health insurance next year. the survey found employers expect their medical benefit costs to jump almost 9% next year. 63% said they plan to increase the percentage that employees contribute to health insurance premiums. >>> rumors are swirling that verizon may soon start celling the iphone, which is sold exclusively by at&t. one of the big questions is will apple change the specific pesky antenna. apple will not likely change the design for verizon

it joined verizon in pushing for data shaping. here you see protesters opposed to the idea outside the google complex late last friday. this morning several prominent democrats sided with protesters, calling for the fcc to create new rules enforcing that neutrality, treating all data equally regardless of whether it's wired or unwired. they will be arcing this one for quite some time. we have google, verizon and at&t on one side, and users on the other. >>> an illinois family can't understand why their 17-year-old daughter with special needs is not allowed to play in the special olympics basketball team at her school. she has done it safely for several years. rules changed when the special owe limb pigs of illinois took over the program. jenny's mother said she has been told it's inappropriate without further explanation. >> i like playing basketball with my friends. >> and with simba? >> yeah. >> we are asking that jenny be allowed to participate using simba, her service animal, her oxygen tanks and participate in basketball game

our own interest will determine where we go. >> reporter: cbs technology and just says the google verizon proposal is vague and cause for concern. >> they claim they are calling for an open internet but it is completely open. >> reporter: google declined an on-camera interview. google has sold out on network neutrality it's a step backwards for the open internet. two corporations legislating the future of the internet. >> we can't trust these corporations to do the receipt thing -- right thing. i think the history of the financial melt down shows that corporations can't always be trusted to do the right thing. >> reporter: -- by lunch time friday. and the protest is settle for am pa theatre at noon tomorrow and they are expecting at least 100 people. >> okay. thank you. >>> investigators in the east bay now say that they are sure that the same man attacked three women at an apartment complex. today, the sheriff's deputies released a new sketch of him. he's described as 6-foot 2, 200 pounds. sheriff's deputies say on tuesday he got inside a woman's locked apartment near walnut creek. she d

but if other well healed players, namely at&t and verizon go into smart systems, that could change thearket in a different way. those 18 to 24 would pay with smart phones. but we found some reservations. >> i mean i would probably end up blowing a lot of money on stupid little things i don't need because it's so easy to pay for them. >> i do purchase a few things online, i'm slowly warming to that. but maybe i'd have to have a few people around me that have said, this isn't too bad. i may not be one of the first to do it. >> reporter: make no mistake, major retailers tired of what they call excessive credit card processing charges would love to see strong new competitors come into this field. hopefully at low prices, i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel two news. >>> san francisco police arrested an man accused of stealing a produce truck and then hitting a man who tried to stop it. a man jumped into their truck as they were making a delivery. one of the brothers said he yelled at the man to get out then his brother got involved. >> my brother came walking around, then he took o

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that announcement comes amid rumors of a deal between verizon and google. but, the two powerhouses are denying reports they've agreed on new ground rules for internet traffic. >> jeff: fannie mae is asking for more taxpayer money, saying it needs an additional $1.5 billion to make ends meet after posting another quarterly loss. the mortgage giant lost $3 billion in the second quarter, or 55 cents a share. still, it's the best results fannie has seen since being put under federal control two years ago. so far, fannie and freddie mac have taken nearly $147 billion in taxpayer aid. >> jeff: investment scams always seem to heat up during a recession, as more people try to make up for lost ground in their retirement savings. the north american securities administrators association this week is warning about investment pitfalls, and it says investing in high-leverage e.t.f.'s is one of the biggest dangers. joining us in tonight's "of mutual interest guest" is john waggoner, mutual fund columnist at "u.s.a. today." why the warning on leveraged etf? >> most etfs ar

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at&t closed at a seven-month high, and verizon is at a four- month high. verizon and google, meantime, are teaming up to push for a law they say would prevent internet providers from playing favorites by speeding up or slowing down certain online content-- so- called "net neutrality." the two companies want lawmakers to allow the f.c.c. to enforce a neutral internet that has been brought into question with a recent federal court ruling. they want companies that violate that neutrality to be fined up to $2 million, but the proposal also is limited to wireline internet access, not wireless. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> suzanne: here's something to think about: behavioral research has found a similarity between high-risk investors and murderers. specifically, studies claim both murderers and high-risk investors may have preprogrammed tendencies, carried in their genes. in tonight's "your mind and your money" segment, dan grech looks at whether behaviors may be inherited, and he begins with a history lesson. >> reporter: remember lizzie borden? she

proposal on what they think the rules on net neutrality should be. >> what google and verizon are trying to do is write rules that benefit them not the american public. >> the fear is that someday we'll go on the net and companies who represent their own interest will determine where we can go, that certain sites may not be available and other sites may get preferred status and that really interferes with people's freedoms. >> reporter: cbs' technology analyst lagry maggette says the google verizon proposal is vague and cause for concern. >> they say they are calling for an open internet. there are some gotchas. >> reporter: google declined an on-camera interview and directed us to its corporate blog where it debunks what it calls myths. google has sold out on network neutrality. it's a step backwards on open net. two corporations legislating the future of the internet. >> we can trust these corporations to do the right things? >> ha. he think the history of the financial meltdown shows that corporations can't always be trusted to do the right thing. >> reporter: the nebulous and intangi

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we're not sure what google wants to do with verizon they want to leave data open and they want equal access to the internet and what they suggested and got lots of people very upset is the wireless world be left open for google and verizon and at&t to compete as they will without guarantee that all forms of day have equal access and it's got all sorts of people very upset. >> charlie: how would it work? for example, youtube could be accessed faster than other things. >> google can play a premium or you as a user can play a premium to faster access to youtube and there's a suggestion that it become like cable tv. you can have premium content. google suggested maybe there's a self monitoring network and the problem is it starts to sound whatever is new could be on the premium more advanced, more higher cost network and therefore how neutral can the net possibly be. >> charlie: has this caused people to take another look, chris, at google and whether it is as good as it said it was as a corporate citizen? >> i think this is one of the pai parels you lose the nimbleness and the question

. >>> google and verizon are at the center of a heated debate.rotestors gathered outside of google today over net neutrality. len ramirez shows us why some say it is a battle over first amendment rights. ♪ hands off the internet it must be free ♪ >> reporter: singing songs of protest and hope free speech advocates consumer groups and internet user came to google to plead with the tech giant to keep the internet open and free. >> i'm a scholar and i want equal access to information. >> reporter: the issue is over a plan that some say could change the internet itself breaking away from the long held practice known as net neutrality. remember when the internet used to be known as information superhighway? in a similar way, net neutrality means there should be one set of roads on the internet for everyone to use. but what google is proposing with its partner verizon is essentially a toll road system, a separate internet for wireless devices only. >> net neutrality is under attack. >> let's fight back. >> reporter: people worry that could lead to tigh

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. >>> in an effort to influence the debate in congress, today verizon and google announced a plan forinternet neutrality. providers would be prevented from slowing, lockingover charging to prioritize. >>> today was the first day of trading day for hp since his its ceo resigned. hp stock dropped $3.38 today closing at $43.62. this is close to the company's 52 week low. >>> contra costa county says limiting the use of county vehicles has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars. the county president says the county fleet traveled 2.3 million fewer miles in the past fiscal year. based on an average of gas at an average of $3 a gallon. vehicles are now serviced every six months or 6,000 miles. >>> they are earth's biggest mammals but very mysterious. what scientists are >>> mountain view google is considering spending 50 to $75,000 for a program called zamboo. >> reporter: it's acquisitions show some interest. you know why, it is a big booming business that already has generated $100 million in the sale of virtual goods. this has social gaming circa 2005. today, it's about creating new worl

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