it's text messaging. >> start from the basics.i'm a company and want to get people signed up to my text messaging/marketing plan, what do i do? >> get a short code and promote it. you want someone to opt into the loyalty program, text join to 51515 to get texts. >> where do i get the shortcode? >> you can use pavea service. there is a few sites where you buy the short code. the short code is replacing the domain name. instead of your website address everywhere, you see small businesses put their short code everywhere. on signage you walk into a retail store, you see it on bus ads, print ads. >> what kind of things do i give? is it the same kind of marketing i would use on e-mail. do i give coupon codes. i see $10 off 30 when you spend $30. is that the kind of messaging you want to put snoout? >> text is how we communicate with our loved ones. you're delivering text marketing, you want to do something valuable. exclusive content, cool coupons and personalize it so the message you might get from j.j. is based on something you might

that's text messaging. >> start with the basics.a company and want to get people signed up on my text messaging plan, what do i do? how do i get them to sign up? >> the easiest way is get a short code and promote that short code. you want to do -- text join the 51515 to get weekly specials on your mobile devices. >> how do i accept that app? >> you can use a service. there's a few websites where you buy that short code. it's replacing the domain name. instead of putting your website address, you're seeing smart marketers and small businesses put their short code everywhere. on signage, on bus ads, print ads. >> what kinds of things -- is this the same kind of marketing i would use on e-mail or do i want coupon codes. i see you have an example from the baby grocery store, $10 off when you spend $30. is that the kind of messaging you want to put out? >> it's the medium we use with loved ones. when you deliver text marketing, do something valuable. exclusive content, cool coupons and personalize it. so the message you might get from jj

and then it's important to follow the messages as well. what are the messages being sent? what organizations are they going to? do those organizations have financial reports that you can find? can you follow up and see if they're doing anything that's helpful. >> this has been on the community's mind a lot. where is the money going: dr. love, where is the money going and how do we be informed consumers in. >> to be fair, some of the money was actually well spent. so red line, the first cause of marketing, because initially, companies didn't want to align themselves with breast cancer, they were afraid today scare women away, and revlon funded a lot of the ucla research, a very important drug in breast cancer treatment. so some of the money really does go to good things and good research, but you have to look and find out and some of the companies will donate without you buying a product. now, when you're a breast cancer research organization as we are, we do need that money. it actually does go to research, and it is a good source of funding, so it's a balance. and i think

or generate a different message. >> how do you know a candidate will stick to the same message? >> well, you don't, but they're running for office, and they'll be more committed to their message than a super pac. >> what do you think the impact would be if the court ruled in your favor? >> i think it would be positive because then we can donate to more committees, and challengers who have difficulty raising money. i think we could get new ideas and new people in the process, which is positive. but it is going to cost more money to do that. but i don't see anything wrong with hiring more staff and doing more ads and more commerce and business. >> did you ever think that your political activism would lead you to the supreme court. >> i did not think this would happen. this is unexpected. very surprising, but it has exceeded expectations. >> the supreme court won'tish its ruling in the mccutcheon case until the spring. but if he wins it will definitely impact the 2016 2014 election cycle. when we come back we'll discuss the ramifications of this case in detail. this is "inside stor

steve, republican line, what is the message.rying tostead of force this obama care on all individuals who are not satisfied with it, why did the government not just create clinic for the whole country where we will be serviced by doctors and nurses to take care of the people who do not have insurance? why force this obamacare on individuals where they are going to lose their jobs or have their hours cut because it is forced upon them? tim, nextel --host: mountain home, arkansas. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning, america. i voted for nixon up until the time when gingrich started his nonsense and now we are picking it up again. these are act of treason, deliberate acts to destroy the american government. congressional power should be immediately spent -- immediately suspended in a tribunal, investigating the coke brothers, boehner and his gang of thugs that caused this catastrophe. be it, brought up on treason charges. >> joseph ramirez on twitter says -- pay the debts that you it isy oh, whenever necessary. springfield,

>> no. >> reporter: the text messages say, stop shading these intelligent n words. give them the perception of a, quote, fair and equal opportunity. >> that really put into perspective of why they denied me. >> reporter: university officials would not go on camera but released this statement. stewart will be a first generation college graduate. he holds a 3.2 gpa and has interned at the white house. he says he complained to make sure other students don't endure the same discrimination. >> this is the proper course of action, mainly to raise awareness that this happens. >> reporter: and stewart says he actually received a scholarship to pay for his college career. i'm michelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> morgan state says it does not tolerate or accept any kind of discrimination. >>> pop star chris brown is going to rehab. tmz is reporting brown entered a facility for anger management issues. the grammy winner was charged with assault in washington yesterday, accused of punching a maryland man who tried to take a fan photo with him. the judge ordered brown back t

to really get the message out. because when you get the message directly in homes by doing market -- microtargeting. >> yeah, i think, you know, it's funny, we debated this issue about it's a political issue. i think there's a lot of things involved. it took a long time for people to move this forward. i think there is a lot of data out there on individuals and on targeting, but i think there is a little bit of a scared and is -- am i to targeted i guess in a sense. there's different ways to reach people obviously. like i said with a national exchange driving people to the national exchange, they are buying very broad messages in a lot of different areas and we've been talking to them about going into individual markets and going to the individual counties or individuals and trying to target them. but for them, you know, they feel like the risk is not worth the reward i guess in a sense. they would rather go big and have the assurance. it's one of those, are you happy your region one out of 10? orgy want to have th

that will have an immediate messaging at church, at mass this weekend? >> yes, i -- i think so.haven't seen it yet, it hasn't filtered down to the church level, but i think it's coming. that's what we are saying in our publication. it's not just a change in tone like you would change the furniture in the room or change the paint. the tone really sets the agenda for what francis is about. >> how popular is this pope right now? >> every poll we have ever looked at in the last sick months just points to an extraordinary popularity. i know there is a poll just out i think today that is saying that the pew forum did a value of hispanic values and 86% say they are in favor of the pope. he see that again and again. >> he is certainly making his mark. mr. dennis cody editor of the national catholic reporter. thank you so much. you are looking at live pictures of pope francis visiting asisi italy in central italy. we'll be right back. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. millions who need assistance now. we ap

it's been difficult to get a message out. i thought that the message was great.ama care, you come out and you pass a continued resolution and it's about defunding obama care knowing that you won't get defunding of obama care but that's your line in the sand and then you compromise to get whatever you can get, that was the strategy. >> you know what, i have to say, tom, it looks like they fumbled their way into a position, they started with repeal obama care, defund obama care, then there's an equity issue here. let's make suhuure the individu mandate is put on the same page. they moved to the issue of subsidies for the white house staff and the president and the senators and the congressmen and their staffs. that was the issue, it evaporated with their treatment and their decisions. >> well, that's because particularly in the senate, some senators, spent all of their time trashing the idea and trashing ted cruz rather than getting on message and fight this fight. when it started -- when the fight started, then they shifted the message away from obama care to budg

to spread our message, we have a million facebook followers, we have twitter. we tried to turn that into a positive in terms of getting the message out beyond the ballpark or junior giants. i always see it as a positive from a public awareness stand point. but as a parent it scares the beejesus out of me because i think what you see in cyber bullying is it allows the bully to be anonymous. you don't have ownership of what you do online. from the giants perspective there's a lot of opportunity to educate kids through junior giants and serving as role models with our players to spread the message about all bullying, not just what you do in the hallway or the classroom, but all bullying, including online, is unacceptable. as parents trying to teach kids about the boundaries of the social media world and respecting people in all ways. >> i'd just like to first of all begin by condemning the violence and mourning the death of a wonderful friend to arabs and muslims, i knew people who knew him, he was a cal grad like myself. the irony is you are killing a fripd. but

some mixed messages. a lot of uncertainty. watching the markets. >> also, terrifying moments when gunmen storm a mall in kenya. the surveillance tapes as shops are run for their lives. welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. many breathing a sigh of relief as hundreds of thousands of federal employees get back to work. now for 16 days this familiar

error messages, glitches in the first few hours. >> stephen: some individual states are experiencing even more severe glitches. if you tried to sign up in new jersey this morning you were told that the entire system was down! >> the federally run site for obamacare exchanges in 36 states is posting error messages because it can not handle the volume of traffic. >> stephen: too many people signing up is always the surest sign that nobody wants it. (laughter) but even if, folks, even if the sign-up process works perfectly, fox host susteren van greta knows that this so-called health care for everyone will leave people behind. >> if i don't have a computer, what about me? >> there is a call-in -- call center for folks who would prefer to do it over the phone and there are also in-person assisters, people called navigators who sort of teamed up with community organizations, churches, organizations like that to offer in person. >> stephen: where do i go? how do i know? it's like i don't have a clue. >> they -- that's sort of the easiest way to find out where to go is health care.gov. >> s

so we continue to drive that messages home. the majority of americans when i look at the numbers support this common sense approach. creating more jobs fueling the economy with the right talent and the right folks we have been educating. so when you look at the numbers and the pop up most americans support this. and they'll see the benefits in their communities. i've repealed many companies and it requires us to come and see the support at the state and national level what's fueling the education don't for the community. we get real focused on the national community but it's at the state and local level. and even smaller towns across the country. so the messages it is from the state and local level first >> let's hear from our young entrepreneurs. your creating jobs and paying taxes when you hear this from people what you do you say >> i've definitely paid hoof taxes. the short answer is yeah, the silicon valley if that were not true. it would be like the - i know i've spent a lot of time with interesting people from all over t

they seem to think that the message of defunding obama care doesn't work, so now the message is about the shutdown himself, but i don't understand why they're shutting the government down. i want you to answer for me after this break. >>> democratic texas state senator wendy davis burst on to the political scene after her epic filibuster of a bill restricting abortion a few months ago. today she announced she's running for governor of texas and tomorrow i'll tell you how she's the one who can save obama care. we'll be right back. >>> back now with ben domenech and sam seder. all right, ben, why are republicans shutting the government down? >> because it's the only way they know how to force the president to start a negotiation process with them over the most unpopular aspects of obama care, in their view. by this point, after so many negotiations, these guys are just tired of looking at each other. and that's one of the things that i think is playing into this. i want to speak to a moment about what you were saying earlier about the nih. the nih funding has gone up dramatically over t

lou: day you want to see that message? you put away defunding. let go of the language of defaults in show everybody the president's approval rating. put that up please. take a look at this. here is. theres the effect of doing a good job and the intelligence job avoid you say is a life-and-death issue he is now at the all-time low of 37 percent of the associated press. >> maybe starts to sink in the absurdity of the gunt. >> if we have to migrate from defund obamacare to the fairness argument out as we have hea one of the thing i am very proud of y for doing in to give you great accommodationis 2.0 the debt ceiling does not equal default does not equal a recession. every elected offial in congress democrat or president, i don't care who makes up nonsense the talking points deserves to be rejected by the american people. >> even today with ddbt that print media. we had a bit of a breakthrough because two years ago there is only a couple of us to get in front of the came to walk america through it. lou: don't walk america through anything. do the jo

at that time the message was violence is learned and can be unlearned. the thing that the giants have and the reason why we're here today as part of this panel is we have this unique ability to create a platform with role model sz in our community to speak out about uncomfortable and controversial but important issues in our community. strike out violence day was one of those issues, we've done it with until there's a cure day and last year we were very very proud to create a video with part of the it gets better campaign which i think we have a copy today that we'll roll quickly for you. our players, for better or worse, and i do say that, have a significant impact on young people in our community today and if we can steer them in a positive direction to send messages about antibullying and antiviolence, our players are more than willing to do so. i want to quickly show the it gets better video that showed last year, we were the first professional team to do so. it was filmed with the cooperation of all the partners throughout the bay area that provide

thirty seven years those costs being passed on to the consumer that's why it's being sold on the message that it's either wind energy or radioactive catastrophe this plays on these fears and makes money for the wind energy providers after the fukushima nuclear disaster germany increased its commitments to ditch atomic power this is seen more coal power plants having to be built to take up the slack the increasing cost is causing problems for manufacturers from the our industry is suffering big companies may decide that it's just too expensive and look to relocate. despite remaining heavily reliance on coal as a source of power germany sees itself as a trailblazer of renewable energy but that innovation comes at a cost to both the consumer and to the country's industry peter all over r.t. . of the german government is reconsidering its subsidy program with angola merkel expected to look at how the hand outs exactly work for now although he continues to build his arteries kitty pilgrim explains as consumers continuously see their utility bills rise the conflict between competitive business

they seem to think that the message of defunding obama care doesn't work, so now the message is about shutdown himself, but i don't understand why they're shutting the government down. i want you to answer for me after this break. >>> democratic texas state senator wendy davis burst on to the political scene after her epic filibuster of a bill restricting abortion a few months ago. today she announced she's running for governor of texas and tomorrow i'll tell you how she's the one who can save obama care. we'll be right back. female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ you ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> back now with ben domenech and sam seder. all right, ben, why are republicans shutting the government down? >> because i

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because of this clear message. the big idea in republican politics for the past few years is the collapse of internal organization in that party, right? tv networks and talk radio guys and rich billionaires who are willing to spend on campaigns and activism, they can get republican members of congress to jump much more than their own ostensible party leadership can and because of that, there's no real leadership inside the party, right? no internal coherence to what they're doing and that makes for messages so mixed that it is sometimes a hilarious exercise to try to figure out what they are saying. and it is hilarious. except for the fact this mess is what house republicans are trying to read right now as their instruction manual, their detailed instruction manual for reopening the federal government and avoiding a catastrophic disaster that would crash the world economy and destroy the dollar for a generation or more. they're looking for a way out of this mess by reading what this crowd is telling them to do. goo

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they want to continue this message.hey want to see the government open and basic fairness for all americans. kind of this push of the vitter amendment. but in terms of where we go from here as we move into tuesday, the idea has always been from republ republicans that a one day shutdown is not the end of the world. however, we've seen practically every single vehicle they could alter the health care law. now the question goes, what will they do after they've seemed to exhausted every option in trying to change the health care law. and then we get into all sorts of exciting things. do they pull away from health care and go to something else like keystone that is part of the goody bag wish list, or sake you down the path of going back and forth? a lot of republicans i spoke to said they ultimately will see a clean cr bill on the floor, and it's a matter of when we get there. some folks it will happen later today. i haven't heard anybody on the republican side say they want it to go longer for four days. so that is the goo

but lindberg admits this won't stop all of the estimated 4.5 billion unwanted messages americans get each other. >> most of us get robo calls from scammers or illegitimate business, people that aren't going to follow the rules anyway. what do we do about that? >> other than block or complaining, there is not much for an individual to co. >> he points at privacy star, but he says you should also file an sec complaint for each unwanted text or call. >> this is a do not call numb barren -- number and i will report you to the fcc. >> thank you and have a great day. >> now, some worry many tele marketers aren't taking the new rules seriously and don't have consent documentation in place. consumer lawyers say start documenting robo calls and text. add up to $1,500 a pop, you could finally make them pay. >> yeah. just because the fcc is on furlough, you shouldn't be on furlough. >> yeah. keep track of it. as soon as the furlough is over they are going to be in big trouble. >> thank you. >>> well, paul, today another gorgeous one. but chris in the morning, it was kind of nice. >> reporter: y

and it's partly i got the message of how to talk to people beyond my -- my world.people. it speaks to people who don't even know anything about mexico or the borderland. >> what is this here? we're looking at -- >> this is the undocumented border flowers. and these are the state border flowers of texas, california, arizona, new mexico, and they grow on both sides of that borderline that you see there. there's california. and these flowers grow on both sides. and they're not documented. so they don't know what to do. >> what do you want -- because you have your own impression of what you're painting here. what do you want the guests, the viewer, to go home with? >> i want them to go home to think about their children and their children's children and think about that borderline and how it's devastating our environment. >> i mentioned to you before we started taping about our interview with jose hernandez, the astronaut. and i asked him what it was like to look at the earth from up in space without any borders. and his answer was just fascinating. your thoughts. i me

actually, this multimedia message sticks around a bit longer.vailable to law enforcement. in a message posted on its website this week, snapchat admitted that it can leave -- it can access media not opened. if they receive a search warrant from law enforcement, and the contents are still on the servers, a federal law called the electronic communication privacy act obliges us to produce snaps to the law enforcement agency. snapchat says it has received about a dozen search warrants requiring them to run on opened -- to turn over on opened -- un opened messages. onlytwo people within snapchat have access to retrieve these messages. that does it for now. for more on the stories we covered, go to youtube.com/ rtamerica. you can follow me on twitter @samsacks. we will see you back here at 8:00 p.m. >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." it's thursday, october 17th. i'm catherine kobayashi. in tokyo. i'm ross mihara in tokyo. >>> emergency teams are looking for dozens of missing residents on izu oshima after a powerful storm triggered flooding and l

>> that sends a message on compromise aat least on certain issues. they would cite the closure of public television in june, which caused an outcry in the majority of the population here, and reopening in july a month later. apparently not with any great reduction in the payroll. 2700 people worked in the old state broadcaster, roughly 2,000 will be hired back the government has promised. that hasn't happened yet but hundreds are on the new payroll already. now the people who simple thighs with him would say that's clear evidence. but in order ting save a couple thousand jobs, it has to are shed 12 and a half thousand people from the state payroll. but protecting state television. vaxovanes cites the arrest of six golden dawn mps. he said up to a few days before that happened, media were talking about golden dawn as just another party. as soon as the government changed its view of golden dawn so did the mainstream media and now they are decrying them as nazis and fa fascists. >> john seropolos in athens. thanks john. >>> an inquiry is ordered into su

i want my message out there loud and clear. am a believer that when people hear my message the net health benefit to society is incredibly good. >> reporter: it is true that before he serve d up artery clogging gut churning meals he ran fitness clubs and diet centers. but real nutritionists aren't buying a word out of this fake doctor's mouth. >> it sound to me like he is appealing to very base instincts. and certainly playing into people's enormous resentment about being sold told what to eat. if he is making a living and making money doing this, obviously there are people who really respond to this. and he is marketing to them. >> here's the thing -- our restaurant serves bad-for-you food. other restaurants serve bad-for-you food. we're honest. they're not. plain and simple if everybody collectively got together and told the world all restaurant food is bad for you, then maybe we would save a few lives. because i don't want to see people dead. now, if they do dime here, i am not going to lie to you. that's great for business.

what i'm saying is you've got to deliver a message. if you think it's life and death, god, at least, as a party, as a caucus, come up with a message that's intelligible. >> it is, lou, take a step back wild cards. we've been trying to make a fairness argument. if the president gives an exemption for big business and big labor, why not to the average american. i think i'm finally see that message reverberate. >> you want to see it reverberate? you want to see that message you've been -- that youuhave now secured? you've put away defunding, you have let go of the language of default and i want to show everybody the president's approval rating today. "the associated press" poll. can we put that up, please? okay. take a look this, congressman. there is the effect of doing a good job, an intelligent job in what you style as a life and death issue. this president is at an all-time low of 37% in "the associated press" poll. >> maybe, lou, it is starting to sink in, the absurdity of the argument coming out of the white house. >> it is. the fac

message, like the same message that ronald reagan told us about and what he understood.we believe in america's possibilities. whereas the democrats want to transfer wealth, we want and expect you to create wealth. as america observes this 50th anniversary of jfk's assassination, i am reminded of some of his words that you and i would agree with. a rising tide lifts all boats. but with 21st century democrats and unlike the president of their party, jfk, the only thing rising today our taxes, spending, and borrowing, alongside the rising costs of health care and college tuition. will notgenda then float america's boat. my fellow republicans, it is up to us to save our ship. centralizey want to health care, spending, big government, we will pursue limited government, personal responsibility, and free markets. [applause] they want to divide america into several different parts. whereas they see a nation of we see a have-nots, nation of risktakers working hard, following in the footsteps of our predecessors to lay a claim to their share and our share of the american dream. th

it is a video message. here it is in full. >> hi, everybody. as president and as your commander in chief, i've worked to make sure you have the strategy, the resources and the support you need to complete the missions our nation asks of you. every time you have met your responsibilities and performed with extraordinary professionalism, skill and courage. unfortunately, congress has not fulfilled its responsibility. it's failed to pass a budget and as a result much of our government must shut down until congress funds it again. secretary hagel, general dempsey and your commanders will have more information on how this effects you and your families. today i want to speak directly to you about what happens next. those of you in uniform will remain on your normal duty status. the threats to our national security have not changed, and we need you to be ready for any contingency. ongoing military operations, like our efforts in afghanistan, will continue. if you are serving in harm's way, we're going to make sure you have what you need to succeed in

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>> yes. >> let's listen again to the message.is the message you can hear on the subway in new york in relation to avonte. >> hi, avonte, it mom. come to the flashing lights avonte. hi, avonte, it's mom. come to the flashing lights avonte. >> do you believe, vanessa, that the school was negligent? >> yes. >> they should never have let him out of the school? i should have been impossible? >> yes. >> i suppose the other side of that argument is he's 14 years old, although he has a mind more of a seven or eight-year-old. he's 14. he's a tall boy. he may have given security the slip. he was fairly quite bright. do you think that could have happened? >> even though he's 14, it shouldn't matter. no one should be, you know, allowed to runaround the hallways in school and that security guard should have questioned him, and if he didn't answer, she should have got up from her seat and said come here and called someone because at that time he wasn't supposed to be out of the school. >> david, what is your view of the legal position of the s

it's the same message that you're sending here with your art. >> exactly. issues. it's not just mexico and the united states. it's the whole world that is being slammed that young people have no hope. there are borderlines in every part of the world in our society an even in our own families. we have to be able to go beyond that. we're here to make flowers and songs. we're not here to divide and conquer and get our resume to the highest we can go. >> our easy or difficult is it to send your message via the art? you do it in great way with that great art work on the border flowers. >> it's so easy now. i struggled how to get my message across so it does not alienate people but rather bring them into world of unity of flowers without borders. i want people to go into that show. i think once they see the work they'll get it. they'll understand. this is silly. this thing about yours and mine, mexico and the u.s., it's america. it's the world of flowers. we have to learn how to live with each other and the flowers. right now we're just crushing those flowers. th

as always been difficult to get the message out, but i thought it was great.t with you, obamacare , you come out and you pass a continuing resolution. it is all about defunding obamacare, knowing that you will not get the defunding of obamacare, but that is your line in the sand, and then you compromise to get whatever you can. that was the strategy. lou: it looks to me like they fumbled their way into a position. they started with repeal obamacare. and they got to defund obamacare then they stumbled is an equity issue year. let's make certain the individual mandate is put on the same basis as the business mandate. deferred for one year. they then moved to the issue of subsidies or the white house staff and the president and the senators and congressmen and their staff. that was a winning issue. it evaporated with their treatment and decision. >> that was because particularly in the senate, some senators spend all of their time trashing the idea and trashing the senator rather than getting on message and moving as a united army to fight this fire. and then whe

her blunt message that's gone viral coming up next. their halloween pumpkin! the family in washington d-c ca in for >>> don't mess with a mom, her son and their halloween pumpkin. the family in washington, d.c. carved and put out a pumpkin for every family member. one of those pumpkins belonged to 2-year-old tommy. it was stolen. tommy was sad but mommy was mad. so she made a sign for the thief. >> thank you for the life lesson. this will help teach him that sometimes people are mean for no reason and you have to just brush it off. because my son is 2 years old and cannot read the sign, i will add, you are an [ censored ] hole. >> well, there you go. that sign was seen beyond the neighborhood in a big way. the "daily mail" in london called about it. the case of the stolen jack-o- lantern. neighborhood found smashed pumpkins around the corner of the home and mom believes tommy's was there. >>> one neighbor won't be giving tricks or treats this halloween instead she will give a message to any child she feels is overweight. the north dakota woman plans on giving

they attacked me in the text messages for giving birth. if their a minor, i would like their parents have some sort of punishment or community service. if this person is an adult that's doing this or these people, they need to be brought to justice and community service working with special needs children might open their eyes about what shea has to suffer through daily. >> let me tell you something, you have opened all of our eyes to not only how terrible these action ws were to you but you he opened our eyes to what a beautiful person you are. i want you to know i'm with shea too. >> thank you. >> i think the whole country is. god bless you. thanks so much for being here. >>> coming up, we're going to talk to panel of folk who is have been effected by bullying including a teacher, a singer who is raising awareness through his music and a man whose female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyres