blogs, as well. so that's the future. >> charles? >> i would say that it's really important to hear voices from all over the world. but i would also say we need an american voice for international news. >> which is what you've tried to do with global voice. i mean, you stated that as an objective. >> global post's--really, its tone is very intentionally and unabashedly american. >> what does that mean? yeah. >> that's--i constantly want to clarify this because what i do not mean is jingoistic. i don't mean nationalistic. i don't mean american interests matter more than any other country in the world. what i mean is we have a great tradition of storytelling in america, and i think as an american public, we all have an ear for that. we know the kinds of stories that we can--we can hear and which resonate for us as a country. we're looking to tell stories in the world that do that. and if we don't, we're not going to capture that american audience, which is the audience we want to go for. we want to say

what are the blogs saying about gridlock? >> there was one interesting blog i will bring to your attention. for the first time ever, the senate will hold secret sensa, a gift exchange. however, there are only 58 out of the 100 senators participating, so they cannot even agree on exchanging gifts and pre-holiday cheer to the capital. >> how do you find blogs? when i listen to you, i am amazed at how many disparate things you have found and report on. >> i have my core center i like to go to. for the most part, there is a wealth of information. twitter is fantastic. a story of a lot of political journalists on twitter. if anybody has an interesting story, it is posted almost immediately. i can grab a link. twitter is my secret weapon. >> do you think twitter trivializes political recording -- political reporting? >> often you will see a story on twitter and almost immediately want to grab it and report it, but you have to take a step back. >> it is sort of like giving your best tips to the opposition. >> it is. >> what is the r

and that sort of thing who think that's cute, he has a blog.ive me the scope of this little cute blog that you have. >> we have about 35 editors in the u.s. and about another 15 around the world. the sun never sets on the end gadget empire because we have people in just about every town so we can cover news around the world. we have millions and millions of viewers, so it's a very popular site. we're thrilled we're that popular, because it allows us to do the things we love to do, play with consumer technology, phones, tablets, give our impressions and help readers decide what they should be spending their money on. >> have things changed at aol and end gadget since "huffington post" came on and arianna took over the media side of the business? >> it's been liberating. we haven't had direct interactions with arianna or the huffington group. >> is that a good thing? >> absolutely. when i took over, i had meetings with arianna and laid out a plan what i wanted to do with end gadget and arianna said yeah, of course, you do. that's it. since then w

. >>> but first, she blogged about being fabulous for less. kate riley joins us to talk about a special contest for a local military family. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, with their lives. and as . >>> 7:39, and survivors of domestic violence say they really need to feel love and support in order to move on with their lives. as sharon chen reports, that is what they are getting from this week's jefferson award winner. >> you are beautiful inside and out. >> reporter: toshana ross helps build courage in women who survive domestic violence, sexual assault, and homelessness. >> you are worth everything, and if you don't see the importance in yourself, you are important to me. do you hear that? i believe in you. i love you. >> reporter: toshana founded the nonprofit courageous women three years ago to empower women in need. >> for me, it's about being able to save someone's life through my own testimony. >> reporter: toshana herself lived through five years of domestic abuse, including attempted murder. she sunk into a depression and

his blog was enormously popular with fellow soldiers. then in 2008, the army shut down his blog. last year those stories were published so as a book called kaboom." so author matt gallagher joins me now from new york. thank you, sir. good to see you. doing okay? >> good to see you. yeah, absolutely. ha thanks for having me. >> you are the senior writer on the iava. matt, the question is, what's going through your head now? you've been there, the troops are coming home, you see the remaining troops will be home soon. how does that feel? >> very surreal time. i'm sure not just just for myself but all veterans of iraq. not being there, there's a sense of closure, of course, but seeing the images of the bases where when i was there 150,000 americans were there, now complete ghost towns. it's a very odd feeling. >> let's be honest here. if anyone has had a chance to travel over the last couple of weeks and you see the troops coming home from iraq and afghanistan. you know they'll home with their kids and you see the families rushing and the tears u. can't help but be moved by that. >>

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parts very conservative blog. and i began then to google i googled the names of the students the ostensible students and i googled myself and i found that i was a regular target of glenn beck and then i also found myself all over other right wing blogs. and i found hundreds and hundreds of postings by people who wanted to kill me and who promised to kill me and who said they had all these guys with deer hunting rifles who were ready to come and get me and then one of the right wing blogs put my address on the internet and i just covered that they were following me around where wherever i went i went to speak for example to a little meeting of retirees in my union and. the audio from that meeting was transcribed glenn beck's blog the blaze. and then oh yes i have to tell you about this i came back to school after a break and my students had put on the door of my office this big blow up glenn beck's chalk board which was called the tree of revolution and the tree the trunk of the tree was me and richard clarke and t

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we love your blog. how are you? >> thank you investment. nice to hear. >> shepard: i have loved this thing for the long time. dear leader brought up endless entertainment. at the same time we remember starving his people to death. here he is looking at wine. how did you get this idea and pull this off? >> actually, it started about close to a year ago. i was watching an image gallery on kim jong il on the "boston globe." he was such a series of surreal images. it was like a mini version of the blog him looking at things with the same coat, the same glasses, the same hat. i just couldn't believe that this is what passed as propaganda in north korea and i thought he deserved a blog of its own. >> shepard: i think one of the things that we notice around here victor emanuel one of our producers notices is he -- even when is he indoors this while looking at the soft drink looking at the coat. he is wearing the coat. the message there to all of us is there is no heat anywhere. >> no, i don't think so. >> shepard: don't have heat. look at aerial p

he just published an extensive article about gingrich and religion on cnn's belief blog. >>> former penn state football coach jerry sandusky will be in court for a preliminary hearing. he faces more than 50 charges of child sex abuse. sandusky posted a $250,000 bond and is now under house arrest. last week he was arrested a second time following new allegations by two more reported victims. cnn national correspondent susan candiotti has been following the developments and joining us now from new york. what's to be expected this week in court? >> well, there's a preliminary hearing coming up on tuesday, fred, and it's difficult to say how many victim could be testifying but it could be everyone that has been identified by the grand jury, at least six, along with other witnesses. at this preliminary hearing we'll get a brief preview of the prosecutor's case. they must convince a judge there's enough evidence against jerry sandusky to go to trial. now legally it's usually not a difficult thing to do at this stage. among those testifying will be alleged victim number 1. sandusky is charged w

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sure that people don't lose their homes and so people are now doing twitter and text message and blogging around citizen journalism in people that are affected by the collapse of the banking industry in very specific places so there's really impressive content that's coming out and change the dialogue the fact that i'm sitting here today in moscow and you're asking me about occupy means that they got their message out means that people know that something is fundamentally wrong now i'm of the romantic side i don't think the occupy folks need to come up with all the answers to the solutions what they're doing is showing mass upset with how our government is being run it's now would be interesting to see the politicians if they actually start responding to the occupy movement. you. don't worry we're with big politics today what's your what's your current. work with a number of local political campaigns spent a lot of time with the labor unions in the united states as well as nonprofit organizations organizations like the national advancement association of colored people. the national counc

. >> if you count blog posts, yeah. >> exactly. if you count blog posts, yeah.ere's sort of an interesting dynamic at play insofar as ron paul is starting to poll at number 2 and possibly threatening to come in number 1 and this occasioned a serious look at his past and the sort of opposition research files on him, which include these newsletters bearing his name with some jeangenuinely vile, a long list of vile pronouncements under his name. and a long list of attacks by rivals and also some people in the fox news establishment. what is your sense of how effective that has been in terms of diminishing his support in iowa? >> well, strikingly, in iowa i haven't really heard voters mention this. i've sometimes forced the question, and they're not pleased with it but they haven't really formulated an opinion. kelly clarkson might be the modal voter at the moment because she's still not aware that these newsletters exist or that there's any question of his views of civil rights and racial transcendence. this story was resurrected over the christmas holiday, and i t

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is entrepreneurial investor and independent analyst middleton he's author of the popular boom bust blog as many of our viewers may know he's also a predictor of this euro zone crisis and has been since two thousand and nine so he is just the guy hi reggie it's so nice to see you in new york let's get right to it because the last time you were on this show you were saying that there is going to be a lean times for episode coming as a result of this euro zone crisis now since then we've seen the bankruptcy of m.f. global which obviously is not lehman brothers in size but this is the seventh or eighth largest bankruptcy in u.s. history so ok it's not lehman but is this just the first body to wash up on shore as a result of this euro zone crisis to the u.s. do you think. perfectly is the first party most likely many who could be other bodies interested in making sure that ok so then the big question becomes what's the next body going to be reggie. well it's very difficult. you know my bet is the date of my crystal ball so. it's not my forte but i can take a very very good look at the presid

twitter at that time underscore apartment or in the chat room on the message board you through the blog at tom hartman dot com you can also leave a message on a rant line at two two five three six fifty three zero six agree disagree sound on it's all welcome but remember that your comments may be used on the year. so what we're house republicans up to this week if you guess creating jobs you'd be wrong but if you guessed passing unconstitutional gimmick legislation then you'd be right on point that's right yesterday house republicans passed the reins act short for regulations from the executive in need of scrutiny the act is essentially a colossal power grab by congress and considering that congress has about a nine percent approval rating we should all be a little wary about legislation that gives congress more power what the reins act tries to do is to give either chamber of commerce out of the senate veto power to strike down any new regulations coming from the white house or other executive department agencies so for example if the e.p.a. wants to set a new limit on how much polluti

you showed an article on your blog where you talked about what some of the leaders of the socialist party were saying which is hey this debt is an atomic bomb that we can use in the face of the french and germans to fight them and that's the debt do you think that there's any legitimacy to the threat of default and using the debt as kind of this act of war for for indebted nations of course it's a genuine threat how can you think anything but i've commented on my blog several times that eventually some politician in europe is going to stand up and say you know we're not. we're going to bail out of this union we're going to declare null and void all of these us thirty measures we're going to declare this debt no one void it's going to happen it's happening in greece right now and it's just a matter of time i think i can even fathom here what's going on in greece with with interest rates of short term interest rates of over three hundred percent yet you keep giving more bailout money to greece essentially so the greece can turn right around in fact german and french banks it's a blast the s

ahead of the two thousand and twelve elections i'm joined by brad friedman founder and editor brad blog from our los angeles studios brad walk of the hey tom happy holidays to you my friend and the same to you sir so what are the republicans up to this year and where. well actually what they're doing is being hoisted on their own put tarred here apparently the story that you mention in virginia you know for years republicans have been making up out of whole cloth this notion that democrats are committing voter fraud that there are you know even lately we saw up in wisconsin in the recall walker effort there claiming the democrats are fraudulent only putting in signature petitions for adolph hitler and mickey mouse all of which of course is nonsense but in this case in virginia they actually had they're facing a lawsuit right now in virginia because the way they've got it set up is that you need ten thousand petitions to be a legitimate candidate on the ballot in the primary however the republicans were left to their own devices to determine if the signatures were eligible or not and the

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if you want to read more on this, go to the blog. i know that a. >> still a long time between now and november of next year. not much time between now and the caucuses but a long time until november 2012. right? >> yes, that's right, blitz. a long time. >> anything can happen. >> anybody besides cain call you blitz? >> sure. a lot of people call me a lot worse than that. >> a group of protesters turn occupying their tents into a fashion statement. [ female announcer ] the humana walmart-preferred rx plan gives you the lowest plan premium in the country... so you can focus on what really matters. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. [♪...] >> announcer: now get a $250 airfare credit, plus save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. certain restrictions apply. >>> as that occupy movement gains momentum around the world, some aren't just occupying tents, they're wearing them. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> remember when tents used to be something you used to catch out in the wilderness? now they're being pitched on police cars. they've become a symbol

see some blog i do your seat which could be difficult for those traveling. >> kim?> all right, they open up the pact will play at baylor and washington combined for 123 points of the alamo bowl. that's coming up next. sunday against the chargers... ford has missed six straight games with an ankle injury... clock... raiders wide receiver jacoby board practice for the second straight day and is on track to play sunday against the chargers. board has mixed six straight games with an ankle injury. act will open at work monday his affairs. 13 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, four steals and cal hangs on two beat usc 53- 49. stanford up by one from ucla. he needed 28 for the win. josh used as comes up with the bloc and the cardinals beat the bruins 60-59. the heisman winner ari g3 and baylor taking on the alamo bowl. i need more than an minute to show you the scoring but the combined record of 17 touchdowns and appears to the huskies 67-56 and the two teams combined for close to 1500 yards. in florida state's prayers were answered in the second half against notre

yes, i read timberlake's blog. i do. not involved with the military to get to know them. they will never ask me. i will embarrass them and do something horrible in the fountain to guarantee. i'm never asked. >> bob: i was invited to the marine corps ball. i could not go. a marine asked me nicely. i couldn't go. i would have liked to have gone. she and i had different views on things but anyway. i hope that michelle obama entertains the idea. >> dana: i bet she goes. >> bob: turn this to another subject. >> eric: unless they're on vacation. >> andrea: celebrities should go. someone from the food network, a dying child, their last wish to visit one of the barefoot contessa or something. but remember the blow-back saying that her schedule was booked. what did justin timberlake have for lunch today? >> greg: chilean sea bass. >> bob: there you go. he is a vegan. we are talking about -- >> andrea: it's "vegan" bob. >> greg: from now on it's v veg-an. >> bob: i don't understand it. if you eat stuff out of the ground, i don't u

joining me now is washington reporter who also writes for the election 2012 blog.just heard it. the right doesn't like willard. any chance they are going to come around, in your opinion? >> you know, i think judson basically summed up that question with laughter. he basically said the tea party folks won't come around. they essentially said it would come to christmas if mitt romney was trying to make this play. i've covered mitt romney. i've went to a couple of rallies of his for the tea party. and, of course, he had quite frankly been ducking the tea party for a while. he did finally make it to one of these rallies but could barry bring himself to say the word tea party in his speeches. so i think now he's up against newt gingrich, who is clearly a favorite of tea party and he's doing two things, and that is he is pulling he's not going to be able to win with newt gingrich. >> and he's really, really trying to reinvent himself as this ultra conservative. and the thing that becomes interesting about this is his defenders, his supporters say, well, yes, he did some

i would encourage you to check out the sky guy's blog on our website www.myfoxdc.com because he is greatnows it all in terms of what's going on out there. he loves the moon, the meteor meteorites and might yores and things like that. that's the western -- meteors and things like that. that's the western sky. tomorrow if it cheers out in the evening, you'll be able -- clears out in the evening, you'll be able to see that. not too terribly cold anywhere. we just have an absence of real cold air. it looks like basically that trend will continue now right in through the end of the year into next week, too. we'll have some cold days, but nothing extremely cold in the offering at least that i can see. a lot of rain coming up from the deep south, though. we're anticipating now it looks like some of this will be in by early tomorrow morning. look at these heavy storms moving into alabama, huntsville about to get more heavy rain and birmingham. this has been thunderstorm activity, some spotty severe thunderstorm down there and you see here we are in d.c. it's getting closer to us and now it's loo

i did a blog on this earlier. notice the sunset at 4:46.t's now setting later in the day which is a good day. we're still losing some daylight on the front end, but at least on the back end it's starting to set a little later. high temps on saturday, we're looking at temperatures primarily mid 40s. maybe low 40s in gaithersburg and rockville. 44 in college park. 44 in bowie. 45 down to the south and fort belvoir. maybe only 42 out towards leesburg and middleburg and also down towards manassas. here is your zone forecast, only in the 20s tomorrow in oakland and some morning snow showers are possible. 36 in cumberland. around 40 for hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester. warmest reading on this map 45 in culpeper. low 40s in leesburg, warrenton and manassas and mid 40s downtown. winds and small craft advisory for the bay and tidal potomac until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. we'll break it down, 30s to start. 39 to 44, breezy by noon but sunny and then clear and getting cold. temperatures 40-45 at 5:00 but temps will fall like a stone tomorrow night. r

pack -- pushed that envelope, so i am kind of thinking about how do we really know this is a personal blog? i do not know, but i am sure the community will monitor itself and regulate this, but i am just giving you my true thoughts on the issue. >> a dog is licensed? supervisor cohen: that is actually a really good idea, something i gave all lot of thought on. i am sure many of all of you know that a large part of this is in district 10, so it has been a very popular issue in the neighborhood, and so, supervisor wiener, thank you. i have your emails. my comment, from what i can here, i am willing to go with eight, eight dogs and then a personal dog, and then, of course, that is just the beginning of all public policy, that we come back and amend and tweak, and it changes need to be made, we can do that. >> ok, so i guess an additional amendment would be 39.07 a, and i will provide the clerk with this in writing. the permit team may not walk at one time more than eight dogs for consideration plus one dog owned by the dog walker, period. but dog owned by the dog walker must be visibly identi

a message on a blog says it's unnatural that the governing party gained more than 90% of the votes ate moscow polling stations. president dmitri medicine yesterday he have says an investigation must be carried out. but he said such video clips do not necessarily serve as decisive evidence. he suggested that the opposition block may have fabricated the algts alleged fraud. rallies are scheduled to be held in moscow on saturday against the alleged election irregularities. >>> syria's president al assad has denied ordering a bloody crackdown on protesters and blamed the violence on security force members. assad made the claim on wednesday in an exclusive interview with u.s. abc news in damascus. >> i did my best to protect the people. do not feel guilty when you feel your best. you feel sorry for the life that has been lost, but you don't feel guilty when you don't kill people. >> assad said he had never ordered his forces to kill citizens adding that every brutal reaction was by an individual, not by an institution. the u.n. says the death toll from the violence in syria has topped 4,00

go to our website and check on my blog and find out more about that. we'll come back and talk about the forecast of the army navy game and look ahead to next week. >>> we have been joined on set by former prince georges county state's attorney, glenn ivy who has his eye on a seat in the congress. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you were the top law enforcement guy in the county for quite some time. did you have any idea this was coming? >> no, i really didn't. we had some information about some of the credit card issues and some of the other minor things, but really, we referred that to the state prosecutors. the feds generated this on their own. >> there have been rumors and thoughts that prince georges county was a pay to play kind of developers. you didn't have some sense that the county executive may have gone corrupt. >> i can only tell you that i knew and the information we had and that's the information about what i just said, we referred to the state prosecutor. the federal investigators, i think, did a great job of buildi

we certainly agree that seawall lot 351 should be more than a parking lot, and we believe that this blog can support attractive development that conforms with the existing height limits. about one year ago, there was a project by the neighborhood, and others came together with asian neighborhood design to develop the northeast embarcadero vision plan. this plan looks at all of the lots that are being -- all of the seawall lots that could be developed along the north waterfront area and looks for what would be a logical development associated with these particular lots, and that is the development would conform with the existing height limits. the development consists of facilities such as hotels, parks, a bicycle center, moderate priced housing, restaurants, cafes, so we believe that these types of development would clearly provide the port with potential revenue. they would also be advantageous for both the city and the residence as a whole, so, again, let me emphasize that the asian neighbors and design plan takes an integrated approach of looking at potential development for all of th