CNN Student News 2010年12月16日

THISISARUSHTRANSCRIPT.THISCOPYMAYNOTBEINITSFINALFORMANDMAYBEUPDATED.UNIDENTIFIEDFEMALE:We'reseniorsatTulareUnionHighSchool,andyou'rewatching....ENTIREGROUP:...CNNStudentNews!Woo!CARLAZUZ,CNNSTUDENTNEWSANCHOR:Wanttothankmyseniorsforthatveryenergeticintroduction.I'mCarlAzuz.ThisisCNNStudentNews.Andinourpenultimateprogramof2010,wepresentsomeperspectivesonprivacy.Butfirstthough,we'reheadedtoWashington,D.C.FirstUp:SenateTaxVoteAZUZ:81yays;19nays.So,thetaxcutplanpassesintheU.S.Senate.ThisisthecompromisethatPresidentObamaandRepublicanleaderscameupwiththatwouldextendaseriesoftaxcutsforanothertwoyears.Yesterday,theSenateapprovedtheplanwhichwouldcostmorethan$850billion.Nowthough,ithastogothroughtheHouseofRepresentatives.SomeoftheDemocraticmemberstherearen'thappywithpartsofthisplan,sothisisnotasomethingthatissetinstone.OilSpillLawsuitAZUZ:TheU.S.governmentisfilingalawsuitoverthisyear'smassiveoilspillintheGulfofMexico.ThesuitisaimedatBPandeightothercompanieswhowereinvolvedinthespill.Whenhemadetheannouncementyesterday,AttorneyGeneralEricHoldersaidweintendtoholdthemfullyaccountablefortheirviolationsofthelaw.Thelawsuit,whichaccusesthecompaniesoffailingtopreventorcontrolthespill,isoneofnearly80suitsthatareallbeingcombinedtogether.CEOMeetingAZUZ:Andameetingbringstogetherpoliticsandbigbusiness.PresidentObamagottogetheryesterdaywiththeheadsof20ofAmerica'sbiggestcompanies,includingGoogle,AmericanExpressandPepsiCo.Here,youcanseethepresidentwalkingtothemeetingatBlairHousejustacrossthestreetfromtheWhiteHouse.Hesaidthegoalwastofindwaystoboosttheeconomyandincreasehiring.Thegrouptalkedaboutenergy,taxesandtradewithothercountries.OneCEOwhowasatthemeetingsaidhehopeditwouldprovidetheopportunitytofigureoutsomeplanstohelptheeconomy.ShoutoutJOHNLISK,CNNSTUDENTNEWS:TimefortheShoutout!WhichoftheseshipswasinvolvedintheBostonTeaParty?Ifyouthinkyouknowit,shoutitout!Wasitthe:A)Dartmouth,B)Merrimack,C)MayflowerorD)Pinafore?You'vegotthreeseconds--GO!TheDartmouthwasoneoftheshipsinvolvedintheBostonTeaParty.That'syouranswerandthat'syourShoutout!BostonTeaPartyAnniversaryAZUZ:Thatfamousprotesthappened237yearsagotoday.AgroupofcolonistsdisguisedthemselvesasNativeAmericans,wentonshipsinBostonHarbor,anddumpedhundredsofchestsofteaoverboard.WhattheywereprotestingagainstwastheBritishTeaAct.Remember,theAmericancolonieswerecontrolledbyGreatBritainbackthen.SomecolonistswereangryaboutthetaxesbeingcreatedbytheBritishgovernment.TheBritishparliamentwasfuriousabouttheBostonTeaPartyandsetupmorelawsinBoston.AllofthishelpedtoeventuallyleadtotheAmericanRevolution.ShoutoutExtraCreditMICHELLEWRIGHT,CNNSTUDENTNEWS:TimeforaShoutoutExtraCredit!WhoisthefounderofFacebook?Youknowwhattodo!Isit:A)BillGates,B)ShawnFanning,C)SteveJobsorD)MarkZuckerberg?Anotherthreesecondsontheclock--GO!ZuckerbergstartedthesocialnetworkingsitewhenhewasastudentatHarvardUniversity.That'syouranswerandthat'syourShoutoutExtraCredit!PersonoftheYearAZUZ:Thatwasbackin2003.In2010,MarkZuckerbergisTIMEMagazine'spersonoftheyear.TIMEisownedbyTimeWarner,thesamecompanythatownsCNN.Otherpeoplewhowereconsideredforthisyear'saward:theChileanminers,theTeaPartymovement,andthefounderofWikiLeaks.TIMEsaidthatitchoseZuckerbergbecausehissocialnetworkingsitehashadahugeimpactonhowwecommunicateanddobusiness.ThemagazinepointedoutthatFacebookhaslinkedone-twelfthoftheentireworldintoasinglenetwork.IfFacebookwasacountry,itwouldbethethirdlargestcountryontheplanet.WhatYouShareOnline?AZUZ:NearlyhalfofallAmericanshaveaFacebookaccount.Weknowalotofyoudo.Whenyoupostsomethingonline,evenifit'smeanttobeprivate,there'sagoodchanceitcanendupbeingpublic.ItalkedwithsomeAtlanta-areateensandtheirparentsrecentlyabouthowmuchprivacytheyexpecttohavewhentheylogon.(BEGINVIDEO)AZUZ:Asfarasphonesgo,andsharingyournumbers,howmanyofyouexpectyournumberstoremainprivate?Andhaveyouevergottenatextoracallfromanumberyoudidn'trecognize?GROUP:YesADAMVRTIS,STUDENT:Butthat'snormallyfromsomeonethat'sgivenmynumbertosomeoneelse,notthatIapprovedit.So,nevermind,handgoesdown!KATHERINETHORNBURGH,STUDENT:Itellmyfriendsnottogiveawaymyphonenumber,butitstillhappens.AZUZ:ThesesuburbanAtlantateenagersmaywanttheirphonenumbertobeprivate,butIfoundtheirexpectationswereverydifferentwhenitcomestotheinternet.Doyouexpectwhatyoupostonlinetobeprivate?VRTIS:No,Idon't.AZUZ:Whynot?VRTIS:Everyoneseesit,theinternet.It'stheworldwideweb;everyonecangettoit.I'mprettycarefulaboutwhatIputonit.HANNAHGALT,STUDENT:Iknownothing'sreallyprivate.AZUZ:So,howdoesthataffectwhatyoupostonFacebook?GALT:Idon'tsayanythingthatIdon'twantanyonetohear.AZUZ:It'sacautioninstilledbytheirparents.HowmuchprivacydoyougivehimonFacebook?LORIVRTIS,PARENT:Verylittle.Iftheydowantprivacy,theycangetajournal,theycanwriteinit,keepitintheirdeskdrawer.Iwillneverreadit.Butwhenyou'repostingsomethingthateveryonecanlookat,I'mgoingtolookatitalso.KARENTHORNBURGH,PARENT:Anythingyou'rewillingtoputoutthereinawrittenform,bewillingtostandupinfrontofthewholehighschoolandannouncethis.ARIAGALT,PARENT:Well,Iteachinaschool,sowedealwithalotoftheseissueseachda