i'm not into dopey volleyball at 3:00 a.m. in central park. >> beyond volleyball. just the interactions between people are -- yeah, some kids overuse it but now. >> some kids? >> many kids. but some kids who are lonely, listening to music, alone in their rooms are now communicating with other people. >> always upside and bad side. i submit to you that one of the reasons that american workers aren't as ambitious as they once were, is because there are lost in a world of cyberspace. lost in a world that they create. >> oh, no, no. >> you are saying you reject that? >> i totally reject that. >> talk to some teachers. and don't pay attention to their lessons because they are doing. this and they are sneaking in and they are doing it? >> all pay attention to their lessons? >> no it was easier to control the urchins when i was in the classroom. now a serious addiction in their pocket. last word. >> you call it addiction. i call it empowerment. wonderful world. makes the world better. >> if you want to play volleyball with stossel. >> beach volleyball. >> directly ahead,

butlee starred for deer valley in basketball and volleyball. kron four talked to members of the school's athletic staff, who watched marcus lee go from a gangly freshman to a star athlete. and a leader both on and off the court. >>:everybody that we know that's associated with athletics has said something along the lines of wow can you believe marcus is playing in the final four./great basketball player, better person and he is, he's just a great person./players that are better than good are the ones that help players around them and marcus was that kind of player in volleyball and i think he was that kind of player in basketball. marcus lee is only a freshman at kentucky. they play wisconsin on saturday. winner plays in monday's national title game. marreese speights scored 22 points and fellow reserve jordan crawford added 16 points for golden state but it wasn't enough for the warriors who fell behind the spurs early. and never really challenged the west's top team. the spurs grabbed the lead 3 minutes in to the game and never looked back ro

he carries the volleyball in his hand, strips my forearm and hand me the ball. it is so characteristic of y me play. grabs the snowcapped mountains, i savor this moment of power. to the deep left side, they bump the ball out of bounds. content to walk off the court to the sounds of approval. inside the prison gate take all the letters and photos, i wish i could carry the feeling of carrying my mother back into the cell. i wanted to cherish all the she gave me and remember the warmth that exists in the world. but they took everything except the 4 pins in my underwear. i wanted to read that section. it is very weird that i played volleyball with them that they. i still can't believe that happened. it is the exception that proves the rule that guards and prisoners don't really played together, don't really joke together. the jokes they found funny we didn't and they found funny we didn't. even with us we struggled at times to find ways to relate. there's so little stimulus. we constantly create things to do to think about, to talk about. after we shared all our lif

i want to know if there's going to be a beach volleyball scene. >> that's your favorite scene?e great balls of fire. >> great balls of fire. >> that was my favorite. >> and the danger zone. they got a lot to live up to. >> val -- >> they'll be in oxygen tanks in three. >> we've already used that joke. you are talking about -- >> the breakfast wars continue. taco bell, mcdonalds. mcdonald started the free cup of coffee campaign for the next two weeks. the response to the commercial that started the war with the, jr. >> this is ronald mcdonald, jr., and ronald mcdonald iii. >> taco bell did that. on the facebook page of mcdonalds, they posted this little photo. that's ronald mcdonald petting the whichihuahua. they haven't used it since 2000. >> it took me awhile to get it. >> you are tiny, you are cute, we own 25%. >> where's the beef come on back. we'll get them together on some sort of competition. >> what is funny. some of the kids, they've been named ronald mcdonald. wouldn't you think, what should we name our boy. ronald mcdonald. >> we saw three there. >> i wonder -- >> all

the volleyball game? no, just tell him the truth: jack's upset because he lost his job.th him? did he lose his temper again? yeah. and he lost his job, too. poor sandy. narrator: now let's review and discuss the story. sal: hey, welcome to our fourth annual memorial day cookout. speaker: she was going to a barbecue where she was going to be with friends. they're having the usual fare-- boston baked beans, hot dogs. i mean, everything that, you know, people like. potato salad... sounds good. basically, i don't like barbecue. speaker: rebecca's best friend is sandy and, um, she has... came to the party with her boyfriend jack. hey, but sandy, she's the love of my life. jack... hey, i'm thirsty. i'm getting a drink. you want anything? no, maybe later. thanks. jack's in a good mood! no, not really. he's had too many beers. i think, um, he doesn't seem to be a very considerate and gentle boyfriend to sandy and he just yells at her. babe, uh... let's go. we just got here. so? i haven't even said hello to sal. i'm leaving. if you want to stay, you can stay. i'm leaving, o.k.? i

. >> recommending that young people who play sports who are at high risk for acl injury, sock, volleyball, basketball, participate in neuromuscular training programs, which is a series of exercises that strengthen the key muscles of the niece before they participate in their sport. >> you can increase injury risk by 70% to 80%. >> reporter: he has long advocated the use of such exercises in their physical therapy exercises. you see them land and they collapse in. they can be trained to land properly. >> the incentive to encourage acl prevention techniques is high. >> if you're 15 and you injure your acl, in your 30's you can suffer the effects of oste osteoarthritis. >> the rash of acl injuries has raised awareness to a point. >> a lot of us have been taught now at least or have had access to teaching, but i think some girls it doesn't register with them. that's fine. i think i would have been one of those people had it not been for my injury. >> we're following a developing news story, north carolina, ant university now on lockdown. they are investigating reports of a gunman on campus. u

volleyball hand slap over there. here toward the oakland area, 880 moves smoothly past the coliseum. late burst in the evening commute made things miserable from oakland. towards 680 and the tri-valley. rain leftover. blotches show wet roads, likely many patches especially surface streets. 580, the blue rectangle there, that is where you'll find a lot of water. there is flooding reported southbound 880 at keller avenue, on-ramp may be closed on the southbound side. arrow pointed northbound, passing by fruitvale, a crash happening a short time ago. again, green patches all over the place for the north bay. but the east bay, south bay, peninsula drier than before. it doesn't mean the roadways are completely dry, they're just not puddled up. >>> 4:32. to a developing story in chile, authorities are trying to assess damage following a deadly 8.2 magnitude earthquake. the quake triggered a tsunami warning. evacuation orders are in effect for hundreds of thousands of people living near that country's northern coast but the

imperialists power this is immoral and it if you do we will give you some good food in and let you play volleyball or go home early. you are competitive there is no way you will beat these guys. now they tie your elbows together can you touch your elbows? it is hard. they pull your arms you feel like your shoulders will pop out, the sternum is about to split and still you will not tell them what they want to to no. just signed this confession. we will not tell anybody. no one will ever know. the war the american fighter pilot. you will not do that. so if you can put your legs out in this -- straight in front of you if there is some late fired on your ankles your knees are flat against the concrete floor and he takes those ropes and pull them over your head and drive your nose down to your knees. they would call it the rope trick and at some point everybody broke there was no way your body could take that. imagine those positions for hours sometimes they would make it so bad he would break quickly. every aviator was by himself a first time he broke were signed a confession that gave more than the r

the two things they do is volleyball and boning some. >> are you talking about fishing?ake the bone out of the fish. >> i think that is de boning. >> what is the issue they need six hours? >> i like the fact you managed to hit on the major swedish stereo type. >> it is a plot point of most -- >> hot blonde is number three. >> joanne, for an eight-hour day you work 42 minutes. if they are back down in 6 hours it is 24 minutes? >> i like to condense. i can get all of my on-line shopping done. it is a race. they have any ex election coming up so it may be a ploy to get voters to swing to the left. it is an interesting idea. will it make people more productive? will they be happier and healthier and not as expressed out and take vacation days. will this provide more job opportunities? can you hire people to work other hours? >> you are asking a lot of questions. >> the answer to those things is no. >> there is a lot to think about. >> you didn't think about answers, did you? >> you work 42 minutes a day. >> i would like to pose the question. i would like to start a dialogue.

i also have a personal facebook page that helps me stay in touch with friends, ranging volleyball games life is infinitely better because a facebook are you but there is a downside. lots of private the, more than i realized before i research this. recently a comedian freaked out random people by demonstrating how much he can learn about them. >> i wanted to see how easy it would be to get personal information from complete strangers. >> first he checked his application that showed him social media users near him. then he checked sites like twitter and instagram to learn things about him. >> is your name jessica? >> yes. >> are you doing? >> did you just make that up? >> i understand my back i didn't call the police. can you imagine a stranger coming up to you and hang, hello, i'm glad you enjoyed your florida trip. how are the kids? that would freak me out. and it freaks out eric, who is a web producer that writes about twitter, facebook and so on. the business of social media. >> it freaks me out, it's the business of social media. we all want convenience or any other application that

we have volleyball, which is played in the winter, it's supposed to be in fall.olarships, college recruiting, and participation in special club teams that sharpen their skills. i began to feel like a second-class citizen, you know, knowing that i deserve just as much as the guys. and i wasn't getting it, you know, made me angry. poussaint: after lobbying state officials and legislators for five years to change the system and getting nowhere, diane and jay filed a class action sex discrimination lawsuit against the mhsaa, the michigan high school athletic association, in federal court. announcer: briana eveland, a sophomore gets the kill. poussaint: the mhsaa coordinates school sports across the state of michigan. michigan schools have long argued that separate seasons make maximum use of school resources, like coaching and facilities, and increase opportunities for girls. the plaintiffs in this case say any difference means discrimination. the mhsaa and the law says sometimes differences promote young athletes. poussaint: the moms sued under a 30-year-old federal

ie, the greatest volleyball movie ever made. >> the concept is basically are the pilots obsolete becausedrones? and they will show that they are not obsolete. the pilots are here to stay. >> that was really boring. i have never seen the first film. i have never seen "top gun." >> does it deserve a sequel? >> no. >> it was a good movie and it was great and tom cruise did a great job and the characters were great. right now drones take over. >> you know what it is about? tom crui delivers a package for amazon. >> i would like that. that would be interesting. >> tom cruise likes big packages. >> i am just saying still relevant. >> the great thing about tom cruise is that he is gaining a lot of followers as a director. >> he also loves men -- tioning. >> this never gets old. >> i am trying to play the game. >> i got it wrong? >> no, he is not gay. she straight as can be. joanne, going to be 72 in may. can he pull this off? >> his doctor is awesome. this is just like his life. drones are replacing the plane just like young wonderful male masculine actors are replacing him. it is going to happ

then the border brothers run this area over by the laundry that has the volleyball court.brothers being anybody that was born south of the border. they usually are the ones getting the advantage taken of them because they're not organized at all. they've taken that little area there because nobody else wants it because it has an open bathroom. it stinks. it smells. the white guys over here on the parallel bars and on the picnic table. the white guys are pretty relaxed even though in reality everybody's always looking. >> looking out for one's safety is any inmate's concern. perhaps even more important is his obligation to look out for all his cohorts on the yard. >> what you're looking at is the bathroom area. they'll go over together. and one guy will stand out in front while the other guys go to the bathroom and then they'll switch off. >> basically we do that for safety. for our safety, you know. watching your back. you never know what can happen, you know. things happen. >> this is prison and things can happen here. >> it's good having somebody else with you. they've g

we will let you go play volleyball. we may let you go home early. but you're an american fighter so your competitive and there's no way that you going to do these things. you're going to beat these guys. so they said all right. now pretend somebody has rope around her elbows and they're pulling her elbows together. can anybody touch her elbows? pretty hard, isn't it? they're pulling your arms and it feels like your shoulders about to pop out of their socket. your sternum is about to split open. and you still won't tell them what they want to know. they say, come on, come on, just signed his confession. we won't even tell anybody. trust us, we won't tell anybody. no one will ever know. if you're an american fighter pilot, an american navy to come you're not going to do that. might be an air force guy, too. they will not do either. they said all right, so your legs, if you can, if you can put a legs out straight in front of you, try that. imagine there's a pair of leg irons on your ankles. your knees are flat against the floor. the concrete floor, sma

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the former professional volleyball player sends a lot of her saturdays encouraging a new generation ofay ball. her focus? the girls. >> yes! run! run! >> those little girls to them you are a rock star. [ laughter ] >> these girls want to become, you know, great people like lawyers, doctors, or architects. a lot of them love sports, but they don't feel like they are going to be able to go to the next level. there's not any positive role models or positive feedback. >> while girls in much of america may be crowding the playing fields in neighborhoods like this one, girls receive little guidance towards becoming athletes. boys are expected to excel in sports. >> in a community like this, for third grade girls, title 9 has no effect on them. the tide has not reached them. >> title 9 is supposed to be the great equallizer. >> it is supposed to be. >> is it? >> not yet. they give equal opportunity for male sports as female sports and it is not seen across the board. >> do people forget that title 9 applies before the college level? >> i don't think they get that. they put the emphasis more o

. >> she has played volleyball in heels, hasn't she? she can handle it. i think so.heir plans for easter da i there in australia? >> reporter: there are various things planned. the mane event is going to the zoo with prince george behind me. this is a spectacular setting. it's another picture story. people desolation splat to see him and how he reacts in that sort of session. there was an australian animal name after george and a conservation program started at the zoo. so he will be taken along to meet george the bilby. it will be heiled tomorrow. then they will go along to see tree kangaroos and the like. the extraordinary thing is prince george has become a fashion icon. everything he wears sells out straight away. he is picking up his mother's fashion. there are twitter followers looking out for what he will wear. if you have any sense you'd buy it and sell it. he is having the same effect as his mother. >> we certainly get it. he is pretty darn cute. you can just imagine the cameras when he gets to go to the zoo for the first time. thank you so much. we are talk

now i play two, two and a half hours of seated volleyball a week. i do archery. weights. >> what are you competing in? what fields? >> just the compound open. >> compound open? >> the warrior games has been the olympics for the military. it allows us to compete on a level above no others. >> we can go out and hang out with other vets that are going through some of the same challenges that we are. and everybody's in a different stage of their recovery. it helps. i don't think i'd be as good as i am if i didn't have chris pushing me a little bit. and it works both ways. >> it's a long road but nothing's going to stop me. that's kind of his attitude. >> i remember doctors saying you're not going to be able to do anything. and there's nothing you can do to change it. i had a follow-up appointment with this doctor i actually walked into his office flipped him off and walked out. like i proved you wrong. >> i bet you could do that no problem. >> oh, i think i've got it. no problem at all. i've surpassed what i could dream. my life is different. i'm challenged. and the

i used to play volleyball. i used to cheerlead. love my family, but whenever i get high, whenever i push myself away from them and i close them out because i don't want them to see me like that and i feel like they're going to judge me, and it brings a big space in between us, so i don't get to see my kids. i -- you know, just bad things like that. >> mcbride admits she has difficulty with some of the material. >> lying is not the answer. but number two says -- >> but i don't like -- i don't -- i'm not lying. i just don't tell him. i'm not going to sit there and tell him, oh, yeah, your mom sells drugs and your mom robs people to get -- >> one of the things that she refuses to do is to go into a drug program. >> he knows that i go and do something because he knows that i come back with jordans for him. but he came to a point where he was like, mom, i don't want that no more. i don't want jordans -- >> okay, by him saying that to you, don't you think he realizes what you're doing? >> yeah. i know he does. >> and wants you to stop? s

hockey, basketball, volleyball and kids dance.ust take the talents, gifts, abilities god gives us and use it to try a make a difference in our community. >> it is very fascinating. i had not heard of it but i've been doing this for 15 years. daniel, what got your interest in this very unusual way of talking about christ? >> some producer friends of mine had told me that they knew of a pastor -- obviously that's paul -- who had a fight ministry in his church. i thought obviously it is very provocative, it is a provocative topic. but i also thought it was an interesting way to explore the confluence of religion and violence -- or so-called violence and also as we got into this we realized there is a growing number of churches around the country that are using fight ministries in some way, shape or form. >> paul said, yep, not just my church. it is happening all over the country. my question for you is that in the bible, jesus preaches non-violence. how do you get around that? >> to us it is not violence. the sport. it is not being m

i also have a personal facebook page that helps me stay in touch with friends, arrange volleyball gamesmy life is infinitely better because of facebook. but there's a down side. loss of privacy. more of a loss of privacy than i realized before i researched this program. recently a comedian freaked out random people by demonstrating how much he could learn about them. >> i wanted to see how easy it could be to get personal information from complete strangers. >> first he checked this app that showed him social media users near him. then he checked sites like twitter and instagram to learn things about them. >> is your name jessica. >> yeah. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> how do you know my name? >> hey, stephanie. how are you doing? i'm jack. >> did you just make that up? >> elena, right? >> yeah. >> i understand why that guy said he would call the police. can you imagine, someone, a stranger coming up to you and saying, hi, glad you enjoyed your florida trip. how are the kids ben and emily? that would freak me out. and it freaks out eric, a web producer who writes about twitter, facebook,

but those volleyball-sized implants are the source of bitter conflict between mom and daughter. >> peopleer kind of like, you know, when you go see, like, that two-headed man, you know? it's not like they're booking her because, "oh, wow, she's, like, sexy." >> thank you, dear. i just love you saying that. >> i'm just saying. like, you know -- they, like, people -- >> she's basically saying i'm the sideshow. i want you guys go play on the ipad. and as soon as i'm done here, we'll go to the park for a while, okay? >> okay. >> all right. >> reporter: lacey's work on her website cuts into mom time, according to younger kids jenaveve and brandon. >> she's always busy on the computer, her phone. she never -- >> ipad. >> she never does anything with us. she's like -- >> i just got asked to do, go to the grand opening of a day care because they want the dads to get involved. >> reporter: so how much do you think you'll make because of those breasts? >> i'm looking maybe to make $250,000 a year. my boobs are my paychecks, for sure. >> reporter: your boobs are your paycheck? >> 100%. >> reporter:

mentioned a brilliant internet guy and spends most of his time out there when he's not playing volleyball grand central station with the google glass. go. >> i can go like this, okay glass and take your picture. >> i don't like it. i feel like that's too much exposure. >> i don't know how i feel about that. that's a little scary. it freaks me out you could know my name before i talk to you. >> so should the government do something from text us? >> the government will have to regulate somehow. i mean we have a right to privacy. >> once these are more widespread do you think people can go around like this, glass holes. >> yes. >> a lot of wit tonight on the factor. now, you have this stupid glasses there. what do they actually do? what is that? >> well, right now it just gives you directions, it can read you a book while you're walking down the street but in the future it will have things like facial recognition software. i can go to a party, who is that guy and it will say. >> does it go in your ear. >> it talks to you. >> a man or a woman. so you wear that thing and you can take a picture

i see a guard one named ak runs over to me carrying a volleyball in his hands, groups my forearm. and it so characteristic of this upside-down place that the guard jobs to me. meanwhile the guard your earned his reputation by beating of the prisoners invites been applied. i grab the ball in stride as confidently as i can. a bounce the ball a couple times, look around to my teammates, take a long look at my opponent on the other side of the net. they're all ready, waiting on me the package a ballpoint pens mother gave me rests and is hidden in my underwear. clouds drift above us. i savor this moment of power. by servicemen's league -- the brunt of the left side. our point. and content to walk off record the sounds of approval. inside the prison they take all letters and photos of books. ology give me and remember the warmth that exists. but they took everything except for the forbid the buyer beware. i want to read that section. there's still can't believe that happened. in fact, it's sort of the exception that proves the rule. guards and prisoners don't really played together, a j

. >> volleyball. >> nothing to do with planes. >>> and now to a big announcement from twitter this morninghelmet. allowing users to tweet with a simple peck of the head. you heard me right, peck. we have contacts over at twitter so i was able to get my hands on this early sketch of the contraption and video of a staff meeting discussing this new gadget and how it will revolutionize tweeting. it was leaked online. you'll see it as they creep around the corner and we actually have a very early prototype. >> did you make -- >> possibly in our class so you peck like this and that takes -- and the finals are -- the final version will have the features you actually saw in the picture. i mean it's so you barely can tell i'm tweeting right now. very subtle. >> she's just going to cut straight through this. >> i just tweeted at you. >> 140 characters, you'll hurt your neck. >> what did you just tweet? >> making me very thin right now. but, no, we want to see if you guys would actually wear this. i, of course, would. george mentioned earlier he thought it was beautiful. so if you tweet us your thoug

injury, soccer, basketball, volleyball, participate in neuromuscular training programs, which are a series of exercises to strengthen the key muffles that protect the knee's before they participate in their sport. >> you can actually decrease the injury risk by 70% to 87. >> we'll watch them jump and see them land and they'll collapse in. a lot of that can be trained to correct them and teach them to land properly. >> for parents of athletes, the incentive to encourage a.c.l. injury prevention technique is high. >> if you injury your a.c.l. at 15, in your 30s, you could suffer as tio arthritis. >> the relative rash of injuries at the tie school raised awareness at her pierce but only to a point. >> lot of us have been taught now at least for have had access to teaching, but yeah, i think some girls just don't -- it doesn't register with them and that's fine, because i think i probably would have been one of those people had it not been for my injury. >> aljazeera. >> as you just heard in john's report, the doctor is the lead author of the study and medical director at the institute for spo

he can hit a long ball and run fast and make the catch, but you might not want him on the beach volleyball the crowd and the wind throws it right back. >> it is the wind and elements. and so we take it off to. take the hand off with football. opening day for harper and he smacked his head trying to get a double play. they are going to boat the nets. >> and something happens and the end result is okay. >> and give them credit. >> and he can't throw that. and you have to watch out for his arms. that is good and protected. and thank you for joining us today. and have a great day, everybody. watch out and america's news headquarters starts right now. >>> fox news alert. safety of vehicles parked in drive ways in america. a hearing and general motor's ceo on the hot seat. why did it take so long to inform people with the flaw in the ignition switch. family members of the crash victims talking steps where it is in place. >> we are the people left behind when a loved one got a supposed safe car, a gm car. they anyhow it was dangerous and defective. our daughters and sons and sisters and

to not just focus on the data but the entire concept of what it means for these services to be volleyball you the joy -- comparable. >> the joy of being chairman you've get all of these on your desk, and the universal service fund, statutorily exists, for the purpose of offsetting high construction costs, so that rural consumers can have equivalent pricing. that is a transfer from urban, suburban consumers, to rural companies on behalf of rural consumers. what this study identified -- and you question about the inputs is spot on -- what the study identified was that there is a transfer from urban and suburban consumers, not just to companies to offset their higher costs, but to subsidies area consumers. and that is not provided for in the law, and so my challenge is being incredibly sensitive to the point you raise about the impact on real people, is how do we obey the law and mitigate the impact on people? and that's what i'm trying to work towards. >> thank you. >> thank you. i think we have time for another round of questions if people have more questions. i'd like to ask one question

anyway, do you play volleyball? >> badly. >> we have a guy who lives on an island waiting for us. ross westgate is standing by in london. >> good morning, andrew, becky and joe. we are a little firmer here today for european equity markets as you can see, 8-1, nearly 8-2, advancers outpacing decliners. the ftse was down 32 points yesterday. we've been helped of course by the better tone in u.s. equities towards the end of the session. today, up around 0.75%. we had a trade day throughout the morning for the uk. it suggests we're still not closing the gaps between exports and imports. as we know, the imf says the uk economy is the best growing economy in the g7 this year. the dax, the cac, gain of 0.5% this morning. renzi getting approval for his budget as well. we are getting news we believe that greece will anons a new long-term bond. they might announce it as early as today. what we could be looking at here is a bond of a five-year issue. they might want to raise around 2.5 billion euros from this as well. the coupon, reuters are saying anything below 5.3% would be fairly advant