typically younger, less urban, dwellers the right is trying to go after the tweeters.e twindex. that's a joint group that mow -- measures the national political tweet. but can it capture the sentiments of likely voters? that's the $64,000 question. and joining us from washington, d.c. to guide us through the world of political tweeting is adam sharp. adam is the senior manager for government, news and social innovation at twitter. adam thank you for joining us inside "the war room." >> thank you, governor. happy to be here. >> jennifer: glad to have you. i'm standing in front of the twindex website. the first part has the candidates profiles and aggregate numbers. what -- what is this telling us? the yellow numbers? >> these numbers are measuring a daily sample of the attitudes of twitter users towards the candidates relative to everything else they are talking about in the world. a number below 50 means that tweets about that candidate are on average more negative than most tweets in the world, and numbers over 50 indicate that tweets about the candidate tend to be am

j star, olympic tweeter. all i can say, samuel, keep them coming. that's it for tonight. >> we begin tonight keeping them honest with harry reid doing what gamblers often do in his state, doubling down, tripling down, now quadrupling down on unproven allegations about mitt romney and taxes claiming he didn't pay any for a decade, without the chips, in this case the facts, to back it up. governor romney answered. >> it is time for harry to put up or shut up. harry's gonna have to describe who it is he spoke with because of course that is totally and completely wrong. it is untrue, dishonest, and inaccurate. it's wrong. so i'm looking forward to having harry reveal his sources and we'll probably find out it's the white house. >> so far he has not. you will see in a moment when dana bash joins us, he is offering no facts, no evidence, just insinuations. before we go further on this story, you should know we're not being partisan here. for weeks, we reported on michele bachmann and others making unfounded allegations about infiltrating of the government

j star, olympic tweeter. all i can say, samuel, keep them coming.ht. >> we begin tonight keeping them honest with harry reid doing what gamblers often do in his state, doubling down, tripling down, now quadrupling down on unproven allegations about mitt romney and taxes claiming he didn't pay any for a decade, without the chips, in this case the facts, to back it up. governor romney answered. >> it is time for harry to put up or shut up. harry's gonna have to describe who it is he spoke with because of course that is totally and completely wrong. it is untrue, dishonest, and inaccurate. it's wrong. so i'm looking forward to having harry reveal his sources and we'll probably find out it's the white house. >> so far he has not. you will see in a moment when dana bash joins us, he is offering no facts, no evidence, just insinuations. before we go further on this story, you should know we're not being partisan here. for weeks, we reported on michele bachmann and others making unfounded allegations about infiltrating of the government. the standard shoul

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. >> ahead of sunday night, landing the curiosity rumor, nasa sames to -- these are bloggers and tweeters who have been tracking the project and today got an update directly from the project's engineers. during sunday's landing, the curiosity the will go from 1,300 mile an hour to zero in less than 30 minutes. >> it's never been done this way before, so not only is the rover so big, but the fact that they have to slow it down from 1,300 kilometers. >> nasa says these missions have about a 40% success rate. >> experts are trying to understand how a northern fur seal got thousands of miles off course and ended up in hawaii. the seals are native to alaska. it's the first time any one of these seals have been found in hawaii. however her journey did not end on-what hu beach. she's now being nursed back to health in the marine mammal. >> we do have a little bit of fog. to get it up here near the bay area is a little bit unurg. we are cooling at the baseline. 69 already in santa rosa and lost 64 in san mateo. we'll take you out to that sky camera network, each time we show you this, it just get

. >> some of our regular tweeters have been updating me on how quickly those gas prices went up. >> the gas station where i go, it was $3.85 on monday and $2.95 now. so 10 cents -- >> some of them are up 20 and 30 cents already. >> let's go take a look at the traffic, it is moving along okay here in marin county and southbound 101 as you drive down to the 580 interchange you will see traffic moving along relatively well with no problems on the richmond san rafael bridge. this morning it's still not crowded and about 6:15 is when they turn on those metering lights unless traffic is well so we'll see what happens. and to caster valley, a decent drive and dumbarton over to the peninsular looks good as well. let's go to steve. >>> standing on some of that fog, there is some very shallow fog and there is a lot on the coast and it's so capped. temperatures are warm in the pass, mt. diablo is 80 degrees. anywhere from 75. there is a little system working its way to the north and it is trying to keep some on the coast and these are projected temperatures. we will say 72 officially in the city.

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in analysis of the data by nbcpolitics.com, finds when it comes to what facebookers and tweeters areabout is mitt romney is leading 36% to 32%. boosting romney are five topics from tea party as you can see here to being moderate and well as being smart. romney has a broad base of appeal. it is weighted to non-specific personal or strategic issues. for obama, it is health care. taking over a half of positive sentiment. a 60% negative rating, but it is counter balanced by deep enthusiasm for obama. something that romney lacks so far. some things could account for the variance. people are more motivated here to speak out on social media when they have a grievance. they are more interested in capturing that difference. while the controlled polls aim to capture all opinions. one thing is for sure. there will be plenty of analyze on social media. rnc says the infrastructure to handle 37.5 million tweets per second. if broadcast tv tried to communicate a days worth of tweets, it would take 685,000 years to do that. i would have to be mathusia here to get that done. it would look something l

this is typical bash liberals and i can see the tweeters coming in now. save your time.ve the fact we're doing well. i don't think -- it's meant to be amateur sport and shouldn't be dominated by 6'9", $200 million ball players. >> greg: i agree which is why president obama should be impeached. got to go. >> eric: did you hear obama weighed in on the u.s. basketball team? >> kimberly: obama should have benched them. >> eric: he said we didn't build that. >> bob: funny. >> greg: coming um. >> bob: that is really funny. >> greg: we have more on the olympic games and the u.s. cart wheel in the purple nurple. can we beat the swiss in yodeling? they have the lederhosen but we have the pipes. we have all the news, plus stuff that isn't. next. ♪ ♪ hat [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so

another tweeter -- not another tweeter -- me. i'm a tweeter, too. of the facebook stock performance? would you be a buyer and what does peter's decision say to shareholders? john fund has his own ideas. >> markets look at fundamentals and they look at symbolism. this is a deeply symbolic event. remember the movie "social network" the guy who discovers facebook in the movie and gives it its first venture capital is peter thiel, so this is the guy at the beginning of facebook, and now i mean, does anyone really believe this was locked in before the ipo? i wonder that. >> you question that. >> and the bottom line is now the guy is selling 20 million shares, the guy who gave facebook life in part now bailing out? >> right. >> bad news. >> let's bring in, if we could, jay yarrow from "business insider." are you with us? >> yep, i'm here. >> give us your take on this. do you believe this decision has been made pre-ipo? >> i have no reason not to believe it. i don't think you come out and lie about something like that. if you get discovered you're lying it

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>> tweeter. >> oh, a tweeter. not a twit. >> how many people behind this company?rs. kenny victor, a friend of ours. eric goldstein, dave grossman, brian perkins of johnson & johnson, the cmo for many, many years. he's running the marketing. spl it's a great team. >> it's an app with a high rating. >> four and a half out of five stars. >> on i -- what? >> iphone. >> think about this conversation. we have gone from the yankees. now we are talking to him about technology and social media. he's unbelievable. what did you see in this that you said, i think this is going to be a good business? >> this business is my life, just one step forward. every day i talk to fans and talk to the regular media about the yankees. in the off season i watch golf -- >> "squawk box". >> right. this is my life put into a business. >> there are a lot of players, mark, who have really strong roots in business. i have talked to a-rod about his businesses that he has with real estate. is this preparing for life after baseball, too? >> absolutely. players have a responsibility to take care of

superintendent race principle, my proud this post on a, you can't expect to have an exemplary school amid tweeter teachers second class. so i put myself on the line and i would read it. i'll take them to the best restaurant. i would fly them to new york for cutting-edge staff development. you can't exempt them to yield extraordinary results and then treat them like they're not worth the investment. any other questions? >> so i have two boys. i have a 1-year-old and a two -month-old. it seems to me this state starts school, kindergarten or five. at times it seems there can be an age gap between a student whose parents have focused solely on then reading, writing, singing to them and the other parent who works three jobs and is trying to get by and doesn't spend any time with their kids. so wouldn't it be -- what is your take on having something until earlier, with smaller groups come into it there is not such a gap to start off with. because of a startup that the gap, teachers have to teach down to those levels and that is syndicated and have parents are acting up and are not learning. what do you

. >> the science tweeter. >> stephanie: hey.ar down. >> stephanie: is that news a porn star going down? seriously? [♪ circus music ♪] >> see what you did there in >> stephanie: everybody can relax, it looks like anderson cooper and his boyfriend have kissed and made up. he was seen making out with him -- not anderson another guy -- and it's not richard quest. >> oh, he is so disappointed! put the wrapper on his willie! oh, there is the queen! >> stephanie: no. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: he was not making out with richard quest. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: we had a tragedy out there, [ inaudible ] scott -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: they are searching for answers. it was the vincent thomas bridge out here. this is kind of weird. it was used in gone in 60 seconds and to live and die in l.a. ironically. >> i think it is the biggest bridge we had here in los angeles. >> i thought it was san pedro. >> that is part of los angeles. >> that is a huge town you have there. >> stephanie: representative douche nozzle joe walsh

jimenez, a high school english teacher and founder of feminist teacher.com and an active, excited tweeterf your tweets about your xwimt about being on the show. i'm excited to have you on the show, in part because you teach feminism, not too college students, but to kids, to young people. that constitutes food education, but if i'm the i.t. training sort of person, i say that if he nichl is nice, but it's time to get a job in the i.t. sector, what is a good education? >> you mentioned that i teach feminism to high school students. i actually think it's one of the most successful courses i teach. because it's completely interdisciplinary. i'm trained as a literature major. i have been teaching english for 15 years, but the reason why that woman's study course is very successful is because i don't just teach literature. i teach literature, history, activism, media, blogging, art history, all of those different disciplines are coming together, converging for students to make connections in very innovative, creative, collaborative ways, for example, the tech person who might question why are

. >> the fix which is a political junky tweeter, she writes about john thune's speech.ust ate key lime pie with a plastic knife amazing or sad? [ snoring ] [ laughter ] >> earlier i talked about how they seem to be embarrassed by dick cheney and george w. bush not invited. and they also seem to be embarrassed about their candidate, mitt romney. >> it is odd. and some of the analysis today made the point that many of the republican aspirins for 2016 are really looking at romney as a placeholder. i would not advise any democrats to think that way. it is going to be a hard campaign, but many are looking at it that way. >> and strangely pessimistic too. >> i would like to ask a question of the vice president, because it pertains to your history. we have seen governor romney position himself as the new region, but the more i watch this i see him as being the new dole. seemingly pushed to the right to rally the base and get them out for the election. do you think bob dole is a comparison for mitt romney and the role he finds himself in right now. >> i wouldn't have thought of

think the fed has done a decent job, again, not a great job, but i would differentiate with what the tweeter -- i was going to say the caller, but i forgot you're tweet being tweeting and doing all this. human knowledge is greater than institutional knowledge. i think sometimes that's the case, but we talk about a collective, and our nation is a collective. you're talking about action that benefits a collective, and i'm not sure that individuals would take those kind of actions like the fed has. >> host: do you think you could possibly write a nonpolicy book, maybe an investment book? do you ever see that in your future? >> guest: i've thought about that. l i started writing a book years ago, i never finished it, called "show me your checkbook, and i'll tell you your future." you know, because people say things that they support, but their checkbooks don't necessarily support it. people say they're christian. so the question is, well, do you tithe? people say they support equality. well, which organizations are you spending your money on? and your calendar is kind of the same way. so i start

host: a tweeter asking about the future prospects of t.a.r.p., and another of asking about the money made in the industry. how is the tone different in washington now from a few years ago, given the reaction they have had to how this has played out? guest: it has toned down a little but the anger towards the banks is still there. they have not help themselves by some other recent scandals, just when they are starting to get some of that could buy back, they have a scandal like the london whale, libor. it is better than it was during the crisis, but as long as people are unemployed, losing their homes and under water, they will want to blame the big banks. host: cheyenne hopkins is a treasure reporter for bloomberg. she has also reported for congressional quarterly, covering the congressional finance committee. she is a graduate of the university of oklahoma. frank is an independent caller. caller: a problem with the banking industry and the nation as a whole, we have mr. paulson, mr. greenspan, the late secretary, rubinstein. these people have manipulated the economy of the united st

done richie a regular viewer and tweeter has this point of view. this headline. >> a lot of people do point out that probably there was an egg and it became a chicken. >> but it wasn't a real egg so the chicken thing first? >> oh, my god. this you don't see every day. >> that's going to be used. >> i'm from ohio. >> when you are running together. >> senator rob portman. >> you are on fire. >> you want to hear the chicken laying the egg? >> this is a man -- >> there dwro go. >> he's on my side. trr chicken comes first. >> and at one point in the past had been considered for vice president. >> from cnbc and you can catch that exchange also on the website as they took a look as the potential running mate. we'll leave it there. texas republicans only this morning go ahead. caller: thank you. i think it's a long shot but i do believe that i think he should pick dr. ron paul. and the reason is it would mitigate the youth vote is all out for ron paul. i'm a 28-year-old unemployed man. he's against the war on terror, the war on drugs. which is the hugest f

host: a tweeter: by fellow traders think it creates new debt. please answer. guest: i am not a budget expert, but raising the debt ceiling allows for the that the u.s. is on path to the books, allows the government to keep running, allows a lot of the services that people expect to keep being provided, checks to be paid out and things like that. i would question whether we need to walk down the debt ceiling. i think there might be better ways for our leaders to come together and work on long-term budget plan that is responsible. that, of course, i will leave the politics to the politicians. so far, at least over the last couple of years, we have not had that much get done. host: independent color, ohio. caller: ok, you know, we are worried about this debt. we should be. but as a country, we are relying on our congress and senate to solve the problems when they are the exact people that got us into this. i think c-span should start bringing up the records of every senator and congressman, and give out their fiscal amounts of money they have gained since going i

but you are a good tweeter. >> am i? >> yeah.d off really hating twit ir er. then i started liking twitter a lot more. now i am sort of back in the twitter funk. >> for the good of the human community, i hope you keep tweeting because you really are good at t you might say you are a natural. >>@peterogburn. you should get on twitter. >> okay. i kind of have this reaction when people are telling me what to do. you might call it a texan thing. >> all right. >> i don't like it so. >> back off. take calls here on the win from tea partyer ted cruz in the texas senate primary last night. mike in georgetown delaware. welcome to the full court presses. >> yeah. i just wanted to say i was sadly disappointed with the tea party win down there, but i think it shows the mentality of the people down there. and another thing i tried to get on about the 400, the fortune 500 companies now, to 1 voting for romney. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. the. >> the reason i believe is because they don't give credit to obama for that. they give credit to the g.o.p. f

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give credit to the tweeters a little bit more. we're showing tweets from wisconsin. miss badger, badger from wisconsin said i can't stomach these guys anymore. can up just send me a text of voldemore's speech. >> governor walker can't recall caring about the workers of wisconsin but the workers of wisconsin really cared about recalling governor walker, and the whole notion behind his whole scheme was people have to believe that collective bargaining for teachers unions hurt the deficit but tax cuts for gazillionaires doesn't. this is a guy who would attack a hornet's nest if he thought the bees were too organized. do you think mr. vice president that there was a failure to get the vote out or was there so much koch money there that nothing would have helped? >> i sympathize with the voters of wisconsin and they did a very good job but they were up against very heavy odds. the money advantage that the walker campaign had, i believe it was eight and a half to one. now look, our democracy is in trouble. and this is a premier example of why. he won the recall, he won the

let's get to steve liesman and steve murio, and i knew you were going to be on because i saw it on tweeterg to be on. you're also in the guest list. steve, what moved you about these numbers? you were excited. >> i have to say i've heard a lot of bad anecdotal data about employment, people laying people off and that kind of stuff and i'm glad to see the claims number. this is the second good, clean week we've had after the layoffs, the auto lay yourselves distorted the data the last couple weeks. i feel like if we're settled down at 360, it's not as good as we were hoping when we were trending down from 350. we were trending back up 373.80. the trade day is also good, i did a double take on it, we have 43 instead, this should flatter or help out the second quarter gdp numbers, going to be revised up about a tick. depending on the inflation number, looks like petroleum fell and non-petroleum goods also fell as well. exports rising 0.9%, imports down 1.5%. this is overall good data and i think that's going to help the rally. i've been very interested, throw this to jim or barry, the market l

booktv@cspan.org or send a tweeter -- twitter.com/booktv, and we'll get to those in just a few minutes. i wanted to talk to you about the process of turning a book into a movie. have you been actively involved in the two books that have become movies for you? >> guest: i've been actively involved. i have no power. i do involve myself as much as they can handle it, as much as i can get there. it's been two very different movies. "21," you know, was a very fun, um, retelling of "bringing down the house." kevin spacey and dana burnetti were my first people in hollywood who became my brothers in hollywood, i call them, and they're the ones who brought it in to sony, and mike deluca was involved with "the social network. ". i've had grease experiments, but -- great experiences, but i don't think they've been normal. spacey and dana have allowed me to be a part of it. from the very beginning it was the kind of thing -- you know, i met them out of the blue. i had written an article about the mit kids, the article was in "wired "mag magazine, and i got a random phone call. and it was a guy nam