In our News & Technology segment, Derek and Mark look at a couple of "Off Shore Sightings" from Japan... JVC has a new Everio prototype while Panasonic is creating an A-V-C-H-D camcorder... Why are there no HD disc recorders in the U-S yet? Public Access in Hawaii on TV through the Internet.
In our Tips & Techniques segment, Mark & Brian look at Power management for lighting... And some good tips on the secrets of storytelling.
In this week's "Take 20" Charlie and Jennifer look at "Duct Tape"... a commercial-spoof by the Perrysburg High School. See how one clever classroom came up with a rather unique way to use this multi-colored tool.
In the "Hands on" segment, Charlie and Mark discuss the Cal-digit external hard drive.
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