somebody tivo this, okay. unfortunately for multitaskers like me, i heard some very disturbing news recently on the n.p.r. actually like everybody else i was half listening and half cutting up vegetables for soup. here's n.p.r. as ira flatow one of my top two public radio iras. >> multitasking may be affecting our ability to concentrate, manage our emotions, maybe think creatively. >> the research is almost unanimous. people who multitask show any nornlg us range of deficits. they're basically terrible at all sorts of cognitive tasks including multitasking. >> stephen: multitaskers are terrible at all sorts of cognitive tasks but in their defense they're terrible at them at the same time. but fine, i'll bite. what are these multitasks they multi-suck at? >> we have scales that allow us to divide up people. the differences are remarkable. people who multitask all the time can't filter out irrelevancy. they can't manage a working memory. they're chronically distracted. >> stephen: oh, sorry. this crooked frame w

juan diego espinoza, figura tivo hasta el 2013. la conexiÓn de beltrÁn con el narcotrÁfico. es legendaria. >>> no solo se han escrito narco-corridos en su nombre. si no que es so abrirÁn del campo del narcotrÁfico mexicano. miguel Ángel gallardo. que cumple 40 aÑos de cÁrcel. en estados unidos. algo que solo la hace culpable de una cosa, dice su abogado. >>> como ella lo ha dicho miles de veces, conozco mucha gente, pero no soy parte de la gente que conozco. >>> sandra avila beltrÁn en frente un mÁximo de 15 aÑos de en prisiÓn y cometiÓ menos de 1 en estados unidos. este fin de semana serÁ entregada al departamento de inmigraciÓn. agencia que se encargara de deportarla a mÉxico en menos de un mes. en miami, angie sandoval. telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo. no van a creer lo que encontraron en la pÁgina de facebook, el hombre que conducÍa este tren, que se descarrilÓ matando a un centenar de personas. . >>> y el acusado de secuestrar y torturar a 3 jÓvenes en ♪] punto. [rastreo] [dispa [algarabía] [estruendo] >>! [pelea] [ex [intenso tirot

set your tivos. [ applause ] it's gonna be good stuff. tonight -- she is the greatest. one the funniest people around. gosh, we love her so much. kristen wiig is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! wonderful. >> jimmy: she has a new movie out. just the funniest girl. plus, he's the host of "america's got talent" and "wild 'n out." nick cannon is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] he's a funny guy as well. and talk about legendary music. tonight we have adam ant right here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] how fun is that? [ applause ] i'm so excited, yeah. ♪ [ vocalizing ] yeah. oh, man, i'm excited about that. he might give us a little bit. yeah. as we said earlier, guys, tomorrow is the major league baseball all-star game, and it's being played right here in new york at citi field. [ applause ] it's amazing. and get this. the starter for the national league team was just announced. it's new york city's own mets pitcher. matt harvey is going to be the starting pitcher. [ cheers and applause ] so psyched. guy's taken the league by storm, and now he's an all-s

tivo it's called. welcome back this is r t the fall of the ousted regime in syria could have catastrophic consequences due to the threat of chemical weapons stockpiles and the up in the hands of radical militants and the collusion of senior british lawmakers in an intelligence and security committee report which appears to be in stark contrast with the government's pro-rebel stance the warning comes shortly after russia said it have solid evidence that rebel groups in syria used chemical weapons in a deadly attack on the city of aleppo back in march the samples have been handed over to the united nations in washington has said it's skeptical over russia's findings which contradict the white house's earlier claims that government forces were behind chemical attacks there was allegations were used to justify a decision to arm the syrian rebels by u.s. lawmakers are holding back on the promise weapons supplies fearing they could and up in the wrong hands anti-war campaigner richard backer told us that mos

tivo it's calm. i would rather i asked questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. political. goal is. wrong. even though the speed. with. all things wrong with some good. we. just see them on the enema. only. genuine indignation over america's world wide surveillance of all election point scoring germany pushes for the tide to data protection rules following a positions of government complicity with the n.s.a. . as washington seek sanctions against any nation also edward snowden asylum also he talks exclusively to the leader of nicaragua one of the country's ready to take in the huge whistleblower. also this hour the syrian opposition presses the us to hurry up and sending arms to the rebels as head of tools between the un security council and the leadership. at a time although returns to the bus place in the arab spring as problems of protesters clashed with police and to knees

i just want to watch the first 48 on tivo. that's where i am now. i'm in the mid-30s. i don't want to go to concerts anymore. >> what if chris berman went to the concert? >> chris! chris! chris! i want to talk about a name that hasn't come up as much in the last couple of days, and that is edward snowden. bill came out early on and said he liked what snowden did. he doesn't necessarily think we should make him into a hero but he views him more as a whistleblower and not a tradeitor. so for me personally the tide sort of turned when he said he could bring down the united states with the information he has. and i think you jump from whistleblower to traitor with those kind of statements. so where is the white house with this and how will they continue the hunt? >> the white house has not been a fan of snowden's right from the beginning. at first it was like he was just some hacker to now they are telling other countries publicly, if you help him we're not going to be happy. we need to shut this down. but the public is still on the whistleblower side. we haven't seen poll

. >> steve: because some of our viewers actually went frame by frame as they tivo the show or dvr it, so they go very slowly. as the camera pans around through the window, you can see the rearview mirror and you can see the guy is actually -- it appears that he is hanging -- watch, real fast. look in the mirror, right there. you saw the mirror for just a second. >> alisyn: what was he hanging by? >> steve: the door. the back door in the mini van. it's going to be a little complicated because we don't have a mini van. so we're going to -- you may have to fly. >> brian: right. that might be a problem. but again, steve, it's your idea. it's a three-hour show and not everything can go well. i can always drive next to the car and always hit something. >> steve: then we'd have to fill out a form, it's going to take all day. you're going to fly. so anyway, there is a vehicle. we'll do it right out there on west 47th street. if you're in the neighborhood, drop by to watch tv history. >> alisyn: this is great. this is probably one of these things we should do a dress rehearsal before live tv,

hit the tivo, hit rewind. otherwise, kasman, we're out of luck. >> is it just a timing issue where it got washed into the second quarter instead of the first quarter? >> i can't see all the numbers but if we're running 1.5 in the first half of the year and the surprise in the second quarter was from a stronger gov, i don't think these numbers by themselves, i can't see all the details here, give us a profile of the economy that's a lot different. i think steve's point is right. we don't have a good visual on where government spending is going to go in the next few months. economy is growing 1.5%. that's probably reasonable guide to where we are. jobs are holding up and we see the july numbers coming in strong. i think our picture of the economy is broadly what we thought it would be. >> it's a slight gain, 56 billion versus 42. is that -- >> that's a bit stronger than we thought it would be. >> a bit stronger. okay. let's see if we can take a step back and do our job and make some sense of all this. it's hard