While you have carefully crafted this bill to preserve the 20-year-old decision in the Sony case, it may become necessary to consider whether that decision is overly protective of manufacturers and marketers of infringement tools, especially in today's digital environment. If the Sony precedent continues to be an impediment to obtaining effective relief against those who profit by providing the means to engage in mass infringement, it should be replaced by a more flexible rule that is more meaningful in the technological age, but that still vindicates the Court's goal to balance effective "and not merely symbolic" protection of copyright with the rights of others to engage in substantially unrelated areas of commerce.

JON STEWART: "Talking points. That's how we learn things. But how will I absorb a talking point like 'Edwards and Kerry are out of the mainstream' unless I get it jack hammered into my skull? That's where television lends a hand."

HONDO, N.M. - ABC newsman Sam Donaldson described Delbert Paul Posey, his wife and children as an all-American ranch family. So Donaldson knew something terrible had happened at his Chavez Canyon Ranch in New Mexico when he went to check on the family and discovered what Lincoln County Sheriff Tom Sullivan called an "obvious crime scene."

After deputies found three bodies in a shallow grave on the ranch, Posey's 14-year-old son, Cody, was arrested Wednesday on charges of killing his father, stepmother and stepsister, authorities said. An initial court appearance was scheduled for Thursday, Sullivan said.

...The Donaldsons were in Santa Fe in northern New Mexico during the Fourth of July weekend, when the slayings apparently occurred. Sullivan said the case is still being investigated but it appeared the three had been shot Saturday.

"We didn't see them Tuesday morning or Tuesday afternoon, so I went over - and on the porch was a large stain that was instantly recognizable," Donaldson told Albuquerque television station KOB-TV.