But it is supporting the broadcasters in an effort against aereo. It was even more majestic than i imagined. It was Barry Dillers first time there, too. What youre about to see is his first and only interview about the hearing. We started out talking about the last time a major media case came before the Supreme Court. It was the betamax case 30 years ago which turned out to be a Landmark Supreme Court decision which changed our lives to make it legal to record tv programs at home. I want you to listen to what diller has to say about how this case could change our lives, too. I always thought that aereo very, very much was simply a technological update to the betamax case which is why i think the most interesting way to look at aereo is to look back and say, what if what happened instead, what if they had shut it down . What would our life be like what would our television and communications be like without the videotape recorder or the dvr or all the technology that followed that . Wh
their war on bail reform. will: this story is memory hole because it doesn t fit the quote unquote narrative of what overall racial prison prism they went to look at this through. he was a black nationalist, had stuff on his page, atrocious views and then he goes and bows down more than 40 people, half a dozen are dead and the stories about this man and bail reform, but it s already been memory hole because it doesn t fit the story that most want to tell. coming up later on the show we will speak to an owner of a restaurant in waukesha donating proceeds from the restaurant to families impacted. pete: we will turn out to a few additional headlines. security guard dies three days after shot while protecting a television news group. former california police officer was hit wednesday in oakland. the news crew was covering robberies of retail stores in the area. a $32000 reward is