Election Preview, Smartphone Law, Benefits of Not Forgiving

Election Preview (17:25) Dr. Michael Barber, Assistant Professor for the BYU Department of Political Science. How has the FBI and Clinton's emails changed the election? Is the election rigged? What happens after the election? Dr. Barber talks about where we stand as a nation a day before Election Day.  Smartphones and The Law (1:04:42) Tim Holbrook is a professor of law at Emory University School of Law. He is one of the nation's leading patent law experts, with commentary appearing in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNN, Scientific American and Science on the patent system and on the Apple v. Samsung smartphone wars. On October 11th, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over a $400 million verdict against Samsung for infringing several Apple iPhone design patents like the smartphone’s ability to create links automatically to webpages and phone numbers, and the “slide to unlock” screen function. The key to this case is that the Supreme Court case is about design patents, not utility patents. But what’s the difference, and why is that important?  Tim Holbrook explains. Coaches Corner - Self Improvement (1:18:16) Dr. Matt Townsend discuss the benifits of self improvement. How working on yourself will make your life better Liana Tan - Goodbye letter to the World (1:28:00) This week is a big week for our country. Today is an unrecognized national holiday- election day eve. Tomorrow’s results could mean some big changes for the future of America. Today our producer, Liana Tan, will share her thoughts on these last few hours leading up to election day.  The Benefits of Not Forgiving (1:15:02) Kim Giles, President and founder of Clarity Point Life Coaching. Named one of the top 20 advice gurus in the country by Good Morning America in 2010. Writes a regular column on KSL.com every Monday in the Happy Living Section. Author of the Book Choosing Clarity: A Path to Fearlessness. Kim Giles shares her article on The Benefits of Not Forgiving.