web two was social media. and it's about content sharing. what's web three with certainty?eats's give you a prediction with certainty. it's the 3d immersed experience. in other words, right now all of our browsers are what some a colored piece of paper with a video.some a colored piece of paper with a video. let's make them d. >> we might see more video in terms of chat. >> without glasses with a mobile device all right. all right. starting to come out with games. a game like xbox, why can't i go in rooms, why can't i go in environments as i'm searching for things? >> i have to stop you there. flash foresight is i don't you are book. you had me except for iphone 5. that's just crazy talk. author of many books. "press: here" will be back just a minute. rgy. 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 i

it's a web app? >> that's right. via html 5. this allows companies to design only for the web.lem -- >> you don't have to go to an app store. whether it's apple, android, or something. >> it cuts out of the middleman basically. you're not giving 30% off the top to apple. whether it's google or nokia, windows mobile -- >> you don't have to make different tailored -- you can just do it. in apple's case they cut out the middleman. they don't have make different versions for android. this would seem like something a lot of companies would want to do. does this mean we'll see a mass defection away from the app world, from app stores? >> i think you could see that with names like f.t..com -- with fd.com. but smaller developers aren't big enough to do their own thing. for those smaller developers who no one's heard of, it's going to be tougher for them to defect to the web, do their own thing and hope people find them just by searching. >> that was maggie lake. >>> despite the hype and fanfare, for apple it hasn't been an easy six month. the stock fell by 3.5% in june, the worst first

it's all web site. >> bill: that has changed the political web site of this country web sites, oval office saying you better not do what's good for the country, you better do what we say. >> yep. that's absolutely true. let me finish the point i was making. when clinton fought the republicans in '95 and '96. it was zero game between clinton and congress because the republican nominee was the leader of congress, bob dole. and was going to run against clinton. dole was the senate majority leader. now, obama is fighting john boehner, who isn't going to run for anything except re-election in ohio. so, whereas obama may occasionally move up and obama down in the game against each other. both of them move down if they don't make a deal. >> bill: it doesn't matter to boehner. >> outside republicans don't get hurt at all. >> bill: i said from the jump the big loser in this whole thing if they get a deal done his image is going to take it. >> is he now streaming himself on dick morris.com. didn't get enough of him tonight. >> every day at lunch get a video. >> bill: fabulous. lawyer range gram on -

i checked the klan web site day before yesterday, they're still doing it. visa and mastercard are still there, but they won't touch wikileaks. lieberman together with -- this is the company that he keeps these days -- lieberman together with senator john ensign from nevada -- [laughter] disgraced senator ensign, and scott brown of massachusetts co-sponsored a bill, what they called the shield act. t not about shielding report -- it's not about shielding reporters, it would have broadened the espionage act's already overbroad provisions to outlaw communication of any human intelligence source. for example, it would have made it a crime to mention that former panama dictator noriega who had been a cia asset at the same time that he was convicted of big time drug dealing, that that mention would have been illegal under lieberman's view. whatever your view is, lieberman's attempts to completely shut down wikileaks and prosecute its staff under the espionage act doesn't commend him for, as a candidate for inclusion in the pantheon of first amendment heros. and t

today the league pulled ought photos from the web site, nba.com.ite contains images of cheerleaders and inactive players and mascots. the expired bargaining agreement allowed them to control the licenses of player images to the nba. >>> the signs of west nile virus has been spotted in the bay area. an infected bird was found in walnut creek and two birds that infected mosquitoes in santa clara county. warmer weather and standing water left by a long rainy season could lead to an explosion in west nile. just in time for the 4th of july new health warnings about the beach sand. we report from san francisco's ocean beach with surprising answers. >> reporter: children most susceptible to infections. >> you will be able to find a fish that my friend is getting right now. >> bacteria is everywhere. so, i would not think that it is not at the beach. >> reporter: scientists say the surface is not usually the problem. because the sun uv rays keep the bacteria levels down. digging down a bit reveals colonies of bacteria including salmonella and staph, parasi

doctors with the web?i think most of it has beens before they see their doctor, and that's the problem, they're trying to diagnose themselves. so any time anybody has a problem, whether it's a new diagnosis or a new simple on the. a couple of things you need to know while roaming around the world wide web. stay close to home. ask your doctor, do you have your own website? or maybe your local hospital has their own website. trust your own academic institutions like the mayor clinic. other trusted content providers and you'll get the bottom of their home page, you can see where this information came from and fredericka, remember, if you ever see anything that looks like advertising within the text of a web page for medical information, click away because they have no information for you except a purchase in your future. >> are there some people who are more prone to becoming these kind of cyberchondriacs? >> they have done a lot of research about this and it's a behavioral problem, people who have had trauma

for instance, he spent $800,000 on his campaign web site. (laughter) now, sure, newt could have had his nine-year-old nephew design a web site and all he'd have to have paid him was one of his oreo snacksers-- snacksters, cakesters. but for 800k grand large, out got one flashy state-of-the-art interactive cyber web portal net. look! it's got a logo and it's clearly photo capable. (laughter) it's got a "donate" button. a "donate today" button. another "donate to support the campaign" button and a "donate now" button. so clearly... (laughter and applause) clearly the core message is getting out. still, i can't figure out why $800,000... wait a minute... is that a facebook share icon? (laughter) those aren't cheep! so clearly every penny accounted for. but the rest of newt debt stems from his frequent private jet travel, like the $400,000 he presently owes moby dick airways. (laughter) what a shame that this debt to member bidick may cripple newt's campaign. he has pursued the presidency for years, hunted it with a single-minded devotion. it's

furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots ofpe

furthermore, do you think that they are using all those servers to serve up web pages? no. right? these are truly information- power businesses. at the end of the day, my opinion -- lots of people may share this -- is all companies and that being information companies. all companies and of being software companies. i just did he know speech for a large german car company that you may know, that is clearly when you start realizing what they are trying to do, right -- it is really can we use all this cloud technology to takeoff structures down and across this down so now, i can change and 8% spent on a bunch of stuff that other people can go due to 80% i get to build applications, which power a very different experience. you think about what the car of the future might look like, it is a computer with four wheels, right? that is what it is. what they start to do with it,

but assange had a different idea for his wikileaks' web site. one evening, just days before publication, they confronted him over dinner. >> julian, whose project was to publish the entire data set, was very reluctant to delete those names, to redact them. and we said, "julian, we... we've got to do something about these redactions. we really have got to." and he said, "these people were collaborators, informants. they deserve to die." and there was a sort of silence fell around the table. >> the other journalists who were involved from all three news organizations were also raising the issue with him, and getting the same answer. part of what was steering his judgment was his origins as a hacker, a computer hacker, where there's a very purist ideology that all information should be accessible to everybody. >> smith: only at the 11th hour would assange change his mind. his team was caught off guard. >> four days before publication, 90,000 documents needed to be redacted. i mean, what do you do? it's 90,000 documents. and there's just no way that

site and click on web links.ers and applause] >>> 300 elementary students from west oakland are the first to attend a summer engineering camp. they competed to build the best roller at martin luther king elementary school t. is organized for black engineers to get more interested in engineering. >>> john fowler explains what people are calling the google effect. >> reporter: in text savvy sap fran people told us they use the internet as a memory crutch. from on-line appointment calenders to bank a koupblts to shoe and cloth sizes. >> counts to shoe and cloth size is. >> it is all self-contained. easy. >> i use the internet you utilize it i can remember everything. >> reporter: at this cafe we found 23-year-old teacher. she says she googles things dozens of times a day my think it is awesome we have so much information accessible now. but, i think people are getting lazar -- lazier. >> we are antisocial. that is what i believe. it effects your memory, you're aability to pay attention. >> reporter: paul crosby does

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>> web cam. >> web cam? >> yes. >> why did you gate web cam? >> for your daughter. >> for my daughter. >> yes. >> why would you want to buy my daughter a web cam? >> just to see her face. >> but you had no other plans about -- >> no, no. >> making her do anything sexual. >> oh, no, no. i'm not like that, no. >> did you bring condoms with you? >> no. there's none in your car? >> oh, there is -- i always carry them in the car, yes, yes. i wouldn't do that to a 13-year-old, believe me. >> the problem is that your conversation makes it sound like you would do that with a 13-year-old. >> no. i wouldn't. i wouldn't do that. >> have you ever had an orgasm? if you're my girl, i'll give you the best one in your life. >> i wouldn't do that to her. only unless if, you know, if she was 18 or, you know -- >> talking about condoms. there's talk about sex. there's talk about giving hear orgasm. i mean, what -- >> it is just -- >> what are you supposed to draw from that? >> i made a mistake. i had a couple beers. i was tired and i just feel like talking, you k

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for instance, he spent $800,000 on his campaign web site.laughter) now, sure, newt could have had his nine-year-old nephew design a web site and all he'd have to have paid him was one of his oreo snacksers-- snacksters, cakesters. but for 800k grand large, out got one flashy state-of-the-art interactive cyber web portal net. look! it's got a logo and it's clearly photo capable. (laughter) it's got a "donate" button. a "donate today" button. another "donate to support the campaign" button and a "donate now" button. so clearly... (laughter and applause) clearly the core message is getting out. still, i can't figure out why $800,000... wait a minute... is that a facebook share icon? (laughter) those aren't cheep! so clearly every penny accounted for. but the rest of newt debt stems from his frequent private jet travel, like the $400,000 he presently owes moby dick airways. (laughter) at

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huge. >> reporter: emerson spartz launched the fan web site mugglenet when he was just 12 years old.arry potter" was the gateway drug for books for a generation. with the power of the internet combined with the intricate and detailed world j.k. rowling created, it's helped to catalyze a generation of writers. >> reporter: author j.k. rowling doesn't seem to mind. this fall she'll launch her own web site, pottermore, which may offer even more fan fiction fodder well after the last credit rolls on the big screen. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org for many commuters. the protest, shutting down a san francisco bart station. "...it's scary it makes you wonder how safe is it?" a popular spot for joggers turns into a crime scene: 2 shootings in less than a week. what the victims have in common. "they didn't even want to acknowledge their mistake" a bank mix-up lands a customer in jail, for day

i have some criticism but i also monitor this web site and the obama diary web site and find out we are not learning what is being done and what is going on and how it is affecting everybody, not just us but also in some cases just us. but we don't see those pictures. >> thank you. [applause] >> in your speaking you said they're both not protestant. >> right, but sorry. not white protestant. white anglo saxon protestant. mrs. obama represents a an administration that is the first black both of whom and i use patricia hill collins' concept the outsider within. both of them represent and thank you for correcting my language. both the kennedy demonstration in the obama administration represent administration staff were explicit targets of the kkk. remember when the kkk reorganized at stone mountain they expanded their hatred for black people to black people, catholics and jewish. yes. the kennedy administration came in, having to show how being catholic would not impede governance and the obama administration came in trying to show how -- would not impede government with some religious dev

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the group is accused of mounting a cyber attack on the pay pal web site in retaliation for suspending wiki leaks site. >> this is activism with a political motive. it's not just attacking a company's and governments for the sake of attacking companies and governments. it's attacking companies and governments that members are corrupt. >> and in addition to pay pal attack the group claims credit for disrupting visa and mastercard web site in december. also today the anonymous hacking group claimed responsibility for a computer breech gaining access to a large amount of nato security material and says it would be responsible to publish most material, however, it stole from nato, claiming it was about a giga bite of information. an official says nato condemns any leak of classified document chz officials say can endanger security of the allies on forces and citizens around the world. >> a new report out of washington says there is progress in talks to avoid a government default. abc news is rrting white house and house republicans are in serious discussions on the debt ceiling deal. the p

on the web site r.t. dot com you can read the account of one man who alone saved almost eighty people from people daria many have praised the captain of the only ship that stopped and help the stricken pleasure cruise if he was asleep points to his crew and passengers as the real heroes he said that everyone is touched by what they saw and rushed to help without hesitation he went on to describe how quote they took their own clothes and gave them to the indy is more on our web site at r.t. dot com. washington's proposed missile shield over europe remains the stumbling block in russian american relations that's according to foreign minister sergei lavrov now in the united states but he's got a church car and spoke to us from our washington bureau a little earlier. portman is alive rove is meeting president obama this morning and is taking place the meeting is taking place behind closed doors so there's no way of knowing what they're actually discussing it could be the weather but they are definitely more p

very dramatic pictures on the web site. we invait to you continue up loading the pictures and video to u.report or e-mail them to this site. we'll have the photo on our web site. so check them out and send them in if you can. we appreciate it. >> moving on. talk now about the debt crisis. it is back to the drug board for house speaker boehner. tomorrow vote on his plan has been pushed to thursday now because the math apparently did not add up. democrat said the plan was dead on arrival. mane while today for the first tame a prominent financial analyst says the situation is tenuous enough that getting out of the stock market has merit. >> if you are a small investor nothing wrong in moving to the side lines on a short term basis to wait until the dust settles. >> when will the dust settle is a question. lack of debt deal sent stock down 92 points today. anger and anxiety spilling over. phone lines at the capitol are jammed and local congressional offices here in the bay area are facing protest. all of this after the presiden

go to our web site and all of the information is available there, and what i am really pleased about is the fact that we really do have the capacity and the reach to help communities start what we call community coalitions. and how do they do that? they do that by bringing community members together, different segments of the community together to identify local conditions that are important in their communities to address and then developing strategies where all of the different segments of the community work together to alleviate those problems. it's what americans do. you know, ivette, when there is a problem you get everybody together and you work together to solve it. and there are ways that you can do it effectively. and what we try to do at the institute is help communities actually do those things effectively. fran, do you have an example of a really good model of, you know, a prevention-prepared community? actually, yes, and jane and i work hand-in-hand on this. in between the federal government and our community coalitions, working through what we call the strategic prevent

story gain some traction after anonymous bachmann aides detailed years of my agrees to the conservative web site the daily caller is. already here's my issue with this yes obviously canada's health is important if we find out that they may not be fit to serve as president of the united states but michele bachmann is not the official nominee at this point we haven't gotten to the point where health records are released as they always are of presidential campaigns so why are we freaking out over this right now if anybody bothered to figure out who this former staffer is whether maybe they might be working for an opponent of bachmann's that would be something wouldn't tell america bloggers are part of that there's some speculation that this could have been dropped by tim paul and his camp but they don't know for sure but the point is here that nobody knows for sure what the truth is yet i know it's already breaking news that's the headline of the day on every channel and it's being discussed nonstop. why don't we cover something that we know happened something for which there is tangible proof

some are web-based. the hub converts all of that data on a transaction basis and send it out to where it is needed. >> my understanding is there is still discussion internally about whether we are migrating to a system that will be sustainable for long term. other cities use more cutting edge technologies. can you comment on that? >> i would need to know specifically what you're speaking about. i know other counties within california who had similar name former president projects had reached out to me and my team to get our feedback and consultation on how they should move forward. like i said, which are using the latest oracle-based database back end, the latest local -- oraclehub technology, their fusion suite. i should also point out, when oracle database was selected for the technology of justis, that decision was not arbitrarily made. we did a study on dt core capabilities. i am sure you know from the audit report, part of the requirement from justis is that it can no longer rely on outside contract

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not surprisingly, each federal district court has its own web site. under the so-called e-government act that congress enacted, federal courts, trial and appellate, must make their opinions available online free of charge. there is a system known as pacer which stands for public access to court electronic records that people can sign up for an subscribe to over the internet. if you have a credit card. i am sure that everyone including myself has many credit cards but not everyone in the public can get a credit card. that is one way of limiting access to decisions if the only way they are available on-line is through pacer. let me walk through the web sites within the circuit and describe what my survey has disclosed. the district of maryland does provide free access to all opinions without any law again. if you know where to look on the home page, there is no link to opinions. opinions are available under the link, case information. it occurred to me you should look there to see if opinions are available and that is where they can be found. turning to