so after 9/11, um, whatever web site you went to there were, whether it was a sports web site or an entertainment web site, there was people talking about real world events. you go online because you have somebody in your family that has health issue, and you want to find out more about what the diagnosis might be, what the prognosis might be. you bump into information that tells you about health-related policy, and it leads you really quickly into public issues and political issues. so my hope is that, number one, people will attend to different points of view, though there's evidence they're not doing that as much as we would like. number two, that this larger information environment provides opportunities when you're really interested in many something to almost accidentally bump into politically-relevant information that can be useful for you as well. >> host: who is your co-author, bruce williams? >> guest: bruce williams is a full professor at the university of virginia in the media studies program there and someone that i have done work with for quite some time. we actually went to graduat

welcome to the kaiser report i max kaiser oh what a wicked web we weave when first. first we practice to deceive said sir walter scott about the global derivative markets match or at least he could have the deception at the heart of the derivatives market is of course that risk can be separated from reward and once removed this risk ten be disappeared like so many bearded men and little children in the war on terror who've gone sat disappear go poof gone disappeared. but the first law of thermal derivatives says that risk can only be managed never destroyed and so because of this practice to deceive we have a wicked web of libel rigging price fixing gold suppressing central bankers atop a pyramid of algo grifting client account stealing risk shifting banking scoundrels who have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max kaiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuc

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. >> si expertos dicen que es comprensible y recomendable saber ¿qué hay en la página web de facebookitar problemas. >> si la página web de facebook la abrí para estar cerca de mis hiojs y saber ¿qué están haciendo?. >> tiene dos hijas de 14 y 17 años y es su amiga en facebook, mientras trabajoa ve sus cuentas varias veces al día. >> puedo saber quienes son sus amigos y como piensan sus amigos, lo que tienen en su mente. >> porque a veces no te lo dicen a ti, pero por esto sabes en ¿qué están ellas?. >> y puedes ayudarla. >> pero también un blog sirve tbp ara esto . >> cuando los hijos saben que están aquí que observen ¿qué está pasando?. >>q¿quÉ tipo de comunicaciones hay. >> son sexuales? apropiadas?. >> abusivas o de acoso. >> y si hay algo alarmante, después el a casa de forma privada lo hablen con sus hijos, pero no a meterse en la página web de facebook y enviar reacciones que les den vergüenza o humillen. >> aconsejan que los padres le pierdan el miedo a internet y hablen con sus hijos de esto. >> ahora seguimos con más información. >> gracias beatriz y un equipo de rescate enc

we monetize the same on mobile as we two on the web. we only get paid if someone buys something. we've been able to embrace mobile with absolutely no hesitation. we monetize the same way. we're just trying to focus on following the consumer in many ways. >> charlie: when you made these decisions and you look forward what worried you about it? anything? did you simply look at it and say, we have no choice? >> much more the latter. we were in the midst of turning around the core of e-bay business and injecting innovation back into the company. i knew we had to make a couple of big bets. we made two: mobile and pay pal. there was no choice about making sure both of those were successful. in hindsight both have turned out as well or better than i could have guessed. >> charlie: pay pal was disruptive when it came on. some people worried that pay pal is vulnerable to being disrupted by square or something else. do you worry about that? >> sure. i worry about disruption every day. are you kidding me? i mean if you're a tech... >> charlie: you get up every morning... >> if you're a tech

. >> as we moved into the scheme mat tick design phase, the web corp in doing their constructbility review of both the phase one scope that they were currently tasked with but also looking at subsequently how we would construct the lower levels of the transit center in phase two, identified that there would be significant savings to the program if we were able to construct the transit center in a more conventional manner from the bottom up by corporating the rail level core and shell in the first phase of construction. and in february of 2009, the arab program was announced in the tjpa filed an application to pursue funding that would allow us to include that construction in phase one. and it was based on that pending application that in june of 2009, the tjpa board authorized us to direct pelly clark pelly as they moved into the development phase to assume that the rail levels would be constructed in the first phase in preparing the design development documents. and in january of 2010, we were notified of the award of 400 million under the program to allow us to construct the rail levels

they can seek help by going to our web site. i think it's the fastest way for them to find out throughout the country. because we're a federal web site, we're nationally known, we have the ability to go into every state, every territory, every jurisdiction, and point you to directions like the programs that we're talking about today instead of listing them out. i think it's important for us in prevention to help our families and our individual, our young people to know that those resources are out there for them and its easy access. this is the day and the time for everything to be on the web. it's very easy now. it's much more difficult to motivate yourself to make that-push that button on the computer then it is to actually access help. and what they will be accessing is help with coalitions that can help them? for prevention, it's all of the above. but i would highly recommend looking at the whole continuum of services. because what we're talking about here is a family with multiple parts and there are people that would need

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on our web site i've list aid group of loan modification people. approved by the government. they tend to be free or very low cost. i want you to go to our web site abc 7 news.com and check out that list. plet me give you basic law this, is one i worked hard on. it gez sez if they ask for money up front it's anbt#rillel operation. that they're allowed to get paid for modifying loan after the loan is modified. not before. if someone tries to get money up front it's a rippoff. >> the second they ask for cash you know it's not the person? >> absolutely. they can have you sign a contract saying once i get loan modified i'm going charge thu much money. no money up front. >> back end for them. >> yes. >> thank you. >> sure. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 efforts to make the air around oakland's lake merit clean year in the abc 7 newsroom coming up at 5:00 a treasure trove of confiscated item that's went up for auction today. they can help furnish your home and a church with an ancient altar. then from michael finney flower deals you can find for v

then you ask, what do think about their web site? people would say, "a vanity fair" has a web site? it is a totally different way of thinking about content. one is experiential, and the other, i think, is about accessing certain titles or articles that are there. also in the experience category, a put audio, -- i put events, audio, some others. whether it can be the feature of the business, i am doubtful. when we look for a business perspective for assets that we have, a lot of brilliant people, a lot of great reporters who know quite a lot about politics and the arts and culture. the question is, how do we use that as an asset? an event is an easy way for us to give stuff that our readers are interested in and subscribers are interested in. we also have the expertise to pare it up. -- pair it uop. on the question of competition -- pair it up. on the question of competition, our competition is probably more of the new yorker, new york magazine, the atlantic, that type of thought leadership publication, then it is opinion journals. i loved the nation -- i think the work they do is im

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser oh what a wicked web we have when first we practice to deceive said sir walter scott about the global derivative markets natch or at least he could have the deception at the heart of the derivatives market is of course that risk can be separated from reward and once removed this risk can be disappeared like so many bearded men and little children in the war on terror gone. disappear go poof gone disappeared. but the first law of thermo derivatives says that risk can only be managed never destroyed and so because of this practice to deceive we have a wicked web of libel rigging price fixing gold suppressing central bankers atop a pyramid of algo grifting client account stealing risk shifting banking scoundrels who have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max keiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuck further into this web of deception but

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser oh what a wicked web we are when first we practice to deceive said sir walter scott about the global derivative markets natch or at least he could have the deception at the heart of the derivatives market is of course that risk can be separated from reward and once removed this risk and be disappeared like so many bearded men and little children in the war on terror who've gone jobs disappear go poof gone disappeared. but the first law of thermo derivatives says that risk can only be managed never destroyed and so because of this practice to deceive we have a wicked web of libel rigging price fixing gold suppressing central bankers atop a pyramid of algo grifting client account stealing risk shifting banking scoundrels who have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max kaiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuck further into this web of de

have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max kaiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuck further into this web of deception but when these deceivers get caught one of the things in a classic con is to try to blame the victim so let's look at some of these headlines regarding these deceivers and now that they've been caught s. and p. lawsuit portrays c.d.o. sellers as duped victims oh the poor suckers at citi group and bank of america fooled about the stench of their own garbage by those. sneaky credit readers standards and poor's so the u.s. department of justice as we know has filed a civil suit against standard port the rating agency saying that they fraudulent we raided these collateralized debt obligations of the sub prime mortgage packages and the u.s. justice department made some peculiar allegations in this lawsuit this week against s. and p. and its parent mcgraw hill a

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and addresses, but go daddy and this web site did something illegal.id: kelly, what case do the ladies have? how did they bridge th bring the case. >> on a case by case analysis, if you don't like the law those are your options, here, the fact they complained about content, go daddy did not pull it down, they had a reasonable particular of pry -- expectation of privacy, remember the reporter, someone took a picture of her through a peep hole. david: understood, the question is whether go daddy is liable. do you still they should be lyle foliable. >> they are not. >> if they posted child porn, if they post something that defensive and illegal, do they have accountability, to say, you don't like it, sorry your privacy was violated. sorry your address is now locate able for a crime, you and are -- a creep, you are naked. naked. >> i have to give kelly a point, god forbid, if this of child porn, some legislator would be looking for blood, they might turn on go daddy, they might have an easier case then? >> right, and key word you use is if, david, courts h

development documents from pelly clark pelly and estimates compared from their consultants as well as the web corp and the additional that we received through value engineering and it reflected the actual costs of constructing the temporary terminal and the bids that have been received on the demolition contract and some advancement of the design of both the bus ramps and utility relocation and the ac transit bus facility and they had elected to conduct their own facilitis which removed them from our program and our budget. >> we also the phase one budget reflected a new schedule for construction, with demolition beginning in august of 2010. and completing of construction in october of 2017. at the time, we were still looking at relatively low escalation rates particularly in the very near term, 2010, 2011. and of course, there were additional advancements in the design that were reflected in the cost estimates and we had implemented the cmgc contracting strategy and so that included both the estimates based on a cmg c contracting approach but the establishment of a cmgc contingentcy that i w

web site?vanity fair" has or more traffic in some ways to their web site than we do, so it's not a knock at all on "vanity fair", it's just to say it's a totally different way of thinking about content. one is experiencial, and the other, i think, is about accessing certain titles or certain articles that are there. also in that experience category i put events, i put awed e owe, owe -- audio, i put some of the other topics there. so events are important to us. whether or not they can be the future of the business i'm sort of doubtful. i think that when we look from a business perspective, one of the core assets that we have is a lot of brilliant people, a lot of great reporters who know quite a lot about politics and the arts and culture. and the question is how do we use that as an asset. events is an easy sort of play for us because it's stuff that our readers are interested in, it's stuff that subscribers are interested in, and we also have the expertise to pair it up. on the question of co

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser oh what a wicked web we have when first we practice to deceive said sir walter scott about the global derivative markets natch or at least he could have the deception at the heart of the derivatives market is of course that risk can be separated from reward and once removed this risk can be disappeared like so many bearded men and little children in the war on terror gone. disappeared. gone disappeared. but the first law of thermo derivatives says that risk can only be managed never destroyed and so because of this practice to deceive we have a wicked web of libel rigging price fixing gold suppressing central bankers atop a pyramid of algo grifting client account stealing risk shifting banking scoundrels who have caused the global financial meltdown stacey max keiser yes we are all trapped in this weekend web and you can see that in places like ireland where we were stuck in this web of deceit that they've created of all these derivatives and projects and debts that nobody can move without getting stuck further into this web of deception but when

will be moving from west to east and we will catch up and through that sequencing of construction, web corp has been able to maintain the over all schedule for completion of construction in october of 2017. >> again, when in may of 2010, we were working with a tentative schedule. >> i understand. >> i guess that have we, has the board since approved a different schedule? >> no we are still on schedule. the critical component is that we are opening the station of bus administrations at the latter end of 2017. with the recommended adjustment we hold to opening up the station for the latter end of 2017. >> i understand that and just the right shifting of these steps gets us into a period where construction costs were higher then they would have been planned or the current schedules. >> and i don't know, if the schedule was approved at the level of thels milestones, would the board need to change that approved schedule? or is that just not a board approved schedule? >> what the schedule was driven by the cooperative agreement between the state of california and the tjpa and san francisco t

>> it depends on what has been put out about us on those web sites. sometimes if you look at the what the kids are doing with space books they are loading personal information on web sites. all that depends. we need to understand there are central repositories that have this information. >> let's talk about this i ntelius, do i have that correctly? does it examine every public record on a person for a fee whether it's local government or federal government or state government? >> it's one of many companies that their business is going to all those public records, which were created by taxpayers by the way, putting the information in their own private companies and -- computers and selling it. >> this is what i have that they'll deliver for you for $29.95 or if you want a full write up for $49.95. it will give you up to ten prior addresses and phone numbers for the individual, a maiden name, the age, the current name, the relatives, the roommates, the neighbors -- that's the beginning dossier. if you go further to the larger one you can examine thousan

we want to take to the web for a take two, which you can find later on the web. david will be back next week with an exclusive with representative eric cantor, on whether the . . oh. >>> very good monday morning to you. right now on first look -- baltimore celebrates their win with a power outage. some supersized ads and one heck of a game. >>> president obama takes his gun control message to the twin cities today. >>> plus, the 5-year-old hostage in alabama inters its seventh day. >>> and rumors of muhammad ali's demise, all premature? we'll explain. >>> very good morning. >>> we begin with a developing tragedy in southern california, a tour bus collided with two other vehicles killing at least eight people, injuring dozens more. authorities said that the driver reported having brake problems as the bus came down the mountains. it rear-ended a car before h hitting a tractor trailer. >> it started to move so fast and people started screaming. >> two to three minutes swerving in and out. >> everybody was scared. everybody was screaming. >> the bus was reported ret

the bill is designed to help authorities track online activity of citizens and to retrieve personal web data up artists our firth looks at how such measures could power up national security. the main area of concern surrounds this the draft communications data bill and proposals in it that critics say could see the public left wide open to having their facebook accounts or twitter e-mails read anything that they visit online the websites that they gayety logs by the government now understandably those plans and prevent hugely controversial with critics labeling it the snoopers charter now perhaps more concerning is the latest report by the intelligence and security committee and they'd like to see a nationwide surveillance regime implemented now the government say that they need to do this to catch criminals and stop terrorism but there's lots of the members of the public saying where are safeguards when it comes to what we do online will seek more about this i'm now joined by professor and sneakily to the director studies security and intelligence studies at the university of akron tha

petrol bombs now amid this deepening crisis in egypt authorities have decided to block the video sharing web site you tube for an entire month this after it was declined it declined to remove an american made video clip that was deemed to be insulting to islam the decision had sparked outrage among many egyptians and r.t.l. true has the latest from cairo. at the moment there's been a lot of condemnation of the band by protest movements who see you tube as a vital resource for disseminating information about human rights abuses by the security forces it's also an indication of an islam is ation all of egypt has been a number of quite controversial statements made by these hardline muslim clerics in the last few weeks including a religious edict calling opposition forces to be killed and a muslim cleric speaking to the egyptian. justifying sex mobile talks on egyptian protesters into. what we really face here in egypt this will only fuel for the violence on the streets we've had a very restive country here in egypt in the last few weeks especially since the second anniversary of the journey we

many were able to film the unearthly phenomenon of a leader flooding the web with footage as rumors spread of what it might have been a stricken airplane a satellite that orbits even the beginning of the and the world in our t.v. documentary crew that was working in the area suddenly found themselves at the center of events that put up that we saw a huge tail in the sky like from an airplane and then there was a bright fire and an explosion but the feeling was like there are three shattering thoughts a military jets may have crashed or that it was some manmade disaster it was a relief to find very typical natural phenomena anywhere except over twelve hundred people were injured including over two hundred children mostly from pieces of shattered glass not one of the girls ran out to take pictures yes. and she was thrown in by the wave that came after the the flash and then we. my ears got blocked and the whole room get got filled with dust just like like a fog it's estimated the media as we need to varied from ten to forty tons and its speed of around twenty miles per second it gave it a hu

without the front has been keeping an eye on things for us what's been happening on the world wide web then you can share find all sorts of material relating to this meeting our online i'll bring you some of the most entertaining you can find coming up in just a few minutes ok thanks very much for that. well in the meantime one startling aspect to this is that no one seemed to see it coming together one by surprise ridiculous crews here to tell us a bit more about that one of the sit well they do say that even though it's a rather large flying object now identified it's actually still there's still too many of them to actually see what's happening and so it's really hard to predict when exactly something is going to fly really close to earth especially when it's not as big as you would think it was i mean this was this was actually a doozy i don't know we can see it right here it was actually ten thousand tons when it was approaching earth but then of course it entered the atmosphere broke into several pieces and apparently they did they say they have found in the places where these pi

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we give the prom girl a web redemption. toe pick! come on. cutting edge. [laughter] the women love that joke. make sure you follow me on twitter so we can live chat during the shows. check out my tour schedule and keep up with our daily blog at comedycentral.com/tosh.o. now earlier, i told you at the beginning of the show, that i got a chance to sample the new ipad. a lot of people know i'm not really into tech stuff, despite the fact that i host a show based on the internet. [laughter] i enjoy making fun of people. it makes me feel better. anyway, apple sent me one to test out before it went on sale, and i have to admit, it was pretty cool. >> hey, guys. it's here. >> what? >> the new ipad. >> that's cool. >> thank you, apple. i cannot wait to use it. >> daniel! >> dammit! >> we never even turned it on. hahaha. [laughter] oh, how does that feel, nerds? ooh. it may not be able to run two apps at once, but it sure helped me with my slice. see you next week. goodnight! [cheers & applause] [eagle caw] >> stephen: tonight, a rift in the gop: some deny global w