we are not going to tweet that. the other is to just shut the media out completely. , andmpletely barraged them we will not be able to keep up, and that maybe another way. one other point i make in this paper, which i think is important in 26 teen, looking at the people who might run, jeb bush, hillary clinton. i mean, jeb bush's last statewide campaign was 2006? no, 2002. hillary clinton? look. a lot of reporters covering politics now were not even in elementary school when the clintons were in the white house, so they do not necessarily hold the clintons in the same esteem the way a lot of our other colleagues that are older in the press do. also, from hillary's perspective, she is not fluent in twitter. in 2008 when she was running, nobody was using twitter. look at somebody like chris christie or marco rubio, who have come of age politically in the youtube/twitter era. they are kind of at ease. >> it is an asset for them. >> chris christie. sure. they know it is going to get on twitter. they are used to this pol

just use #greta on all your tweets and posts.ng up, get out the popcorn, we will give you a sneak peek at the season's new movies. stay tuned. >>> so should republicans be worried. organizing for action today democrats are winning. what will happen next week when problem-plagued obamacare officially launches and put up a front. ryan priebus joins us. okay, mr. chairman it should say that your title is herding cats, which have you been trying to do. you are going into 2014. you have this gift of an issue of obamacare, so what's the plan? >> look. i think it's a gift that keeps on giving all year around as eddy said in christmas vacation. unfortunately because it's bad for this country that it's going to be an issue that isn't going to go away dana, it's only to get worse and keep spiraling. and the beginning is before us. and women don't like it. young people don't like it. and this president is blind to it. and i think that it will be the demise of the u.s. senate for the democrats. and i feel good about where we are at in 2014.

. >> yeah, a lot of tweets have been coming in . . . and the tweets have been coming in.ot of opinion on this. >> yeah. four out of five sexually active women have taken birth control pills at some point in their life. but a new wave of criticism claims women are under social pressure to take the pill without fully understanding the effects it has on their health. some say it could even be life threatening, but is this criticism grounded in fact. we're joining by a professor from george washington university, and psychologist, senior legal analyst at rh reality check which offers news and analyst on sexual issues. thanks so all of you for being here. so doctor, i want to start with you. are the first control pills of today vastly different from those say from just a decade ago? >> they are. when birth control pills became popular in the 60s and '70s, the dosing was really high. it's much higher than what we have today. we also have newer generations of progesterone s which have varying effects of side effects bepenning on the person and what they would like to get out of

>> the new tweet read previous tweet read today we remember rosa park's bold stand and her role in fightingd racism. >> i suppose it's a little more accurate. they did, later, have to issue a third tweet clarifying also instead of rosa park's bold stand we should have gone with refusal to stand which is what she did and today we remember #oops which was followed by and by remember we don't mean we ever forgot her but it was a long time ago and wow, am i not out of characters out #twitter #ofuc and then the final tweet and can we just say how good was the butler? the movie not black people as butlers not to say they are bad at it. oh, no here we do go about #why do i keep hitting send? chawdz. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight actor the lead vocalist of 30 seconds to mars his latest film is "dallas buyers club." >> the whole purpose of study is to determine if it's helping people. >> you know there ain't no helping. >> doesn't mean we have to stop trying. >> why are you so good to me? bless your little heart. >> promise me you show up for the rest -- >> i promise you that i'll try my ve

usually make headlines these days actually we must admit it's celebrity tweets that end up stirring the most traffic there one hundred forty letter messages get retreated to hundreds of thousands of times but let's take a look beyond that what made an impact on our lives the tragic news about the terrorist attack we mentioned earlier on on the boston marathon when that first broke on twitter killed three people the time of course and injured over one hundred witnesses posted pictures of the receipt seen there just minutes after it happened and there's barack obama cheating they actually did it he sounds disbelief that congress forced the shutdown of the u.s. government it was in october and it was closed for sixteen days after republicans and democrats failed to come up with a budget deal and the conflict would also welcome the new pope this last year the first to come from the american continent in his first week the liberal pontiff from argentina thanked his followers there is one of our own tweets here we were following n.s.a. leaker edward snowden every step of the way reporting

it the tweet heard around the world.oing to africa, hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white. now three days after an a pr exec justine sacco sent out that tweet she is out of a job and apologizing. on sunday she issued this statement saying "words could not express how sorry i am and how necessary it is for me to apologize to the people of south africa who i have offended due to a needless and careless tweet for being insensitive to this crisis and to the millions of people living with the virus, i am ashamed." she was hid of pr for iac owned by dairy diller that operates "the daily beast," college humor and match.com. on saturday, the company says sacco is no longer a good match, firing her. the now former pr exec found herself the target of a social, media mob on friday sending out that tweet right before logging 0 offline while on her 12-hour flight from london to native south africa. >> not only is this a publicist's worst nightmare, any public figure's worst nightmare. it's like putting toothpaste back in the

think before you tweet. and never, never put out something that can be perceived as racist. >> reporter: this photo reportedly shows sacco at the south africa airport when she landed. she quickly deleelted the tweet and her entire account. she tells us, "it is terribly easy to be cavalier about an epidemic that one has never witnessed first hand. i am ashamed." so many saying tonight she should have known better. not only because of her job talking to reporters, but because she herself was born in saut rfafrica. tonight, she tells us she's very sorry. >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> in south sudan tonight, word that hundreds of americans have been safely rescued from the central african nation over the past week. some were flown out of the region by these u.n. hall cometers, as fierce fighting is intensifying. yesterday, three u.s. military aircraft were attacked by ground fire. four u.s. troops were wounded. the u.s. is urging all other americans still there to leave immediately. >>> now, to the busy week ah

she deleted the tweet and her entire account. she tells us it is terribly easy to be cavalier about an epidemic that one has never witnessed firsthand. i'm ashamed. so many say she should have known better not only because of her job talking to reporters but also because she herself was born in south africa. she tells us she cherishes her south african ties and she's very sorry. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our facebook question of the day, have you ever regretted something you shared on social media. we cannot wait to hear about your confession. wnnfans.com. getting back to the story. >> you have to be so careful. >> oh, my gosh. do yourself a favor, stay away from race, religion. >> politics. >> you know what i mean? it's almost like the date rule. just stay away from those subjects. >> hot button issues and here's a good tip. read it one more time before you hit the send or tweet button. >> absolutely. >> a lot of these things are preventable. as far as she goes, apparently she has a history of borderline inappropriate

but you want to think before you tweet.ending a tweet about aides in africa many found offensive. >> this morning a top publicist until now repped internet giants is unemployed and apologizing because of this tweet. going to africa. hope i don't get aids, just kidding. i'm white. now, she tells abc news, words cannot express how sorry i am. she posted friday before jumping on a plane from london to cape town. she was off line for the nearly 12 hour flit but the whole time, millions were online. an explosive reaction. her reputation, imploding. that hash tash hasjustinlandedyet seemed everywhere. >> it's amazing how her life changed. >> this photo reportedly shows her when she landed on the phone apparently learning of the uproar, she deleted the tweet, then, the account. >> the response was to delete the account. that is a start but didn't go far enough to repair the damage. >> she sent a message saying it's easily to be cavalier about a epidemic one has not witnessed firsthand i am ashamed her former bosses calling the twe

have a question, tweet cramer, #mad tweets. send jim an e-mail to mad money@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> everybody makes a mistake sometime. that's classic investing advice. but if you want to become a great investor you don't just need to learn from your mistakes. anybody can tell you that. you need to learn how to recognize what your mistakes actually are and by the same token, you need to notice what works. might sound trite. trust me, it's not. the thing about being human is we have a hard time acknowledging what's actually going on inside our own heads. we're full of all sorts of unconscious biases and that can make it difficult to learn from experience. but i'm not here to give you a psychology 101 lesson on cognition. it's important to remember you need to imapproach all the stuff impiericly. i used to keep a box of trading cards in my closet. i spend an amount of time scrutinizing these tickets looking for mistakes and patterns of wrong doing that needed co

after firing sacco on saturday, said it again condemned the tweet. an individual who we have otherwise known to be a decent person at core. sacco, apparently oblivious of the rising backlash without wi-fi from london to cape town, south africa friday. her whole time her twitter account exploding. her reputation imploding. the #hasjustinelandedyet, anxiously waiting the moment sacco would get online. >> this is one of the fastest responses in crash and burns that i have seen from a tweet. >> reporter: this photo posted to twitter, showing sacco after she landed in cape town, moments later, the offending tweet was deleted, then her entire tweet, but still no apology. >> the pr person has two jobs, one is to present things to the public, but the other is to read the mood of public and to be sensitive to that and this was shockingly insensitive. >> reporter: her family tells abc news this is not indicative of the type of person she is. but now on her now-deleted account, she described herself, known for her loud laugh. sacco is expected to make a stateme

some interesting tweets coming in from the viewers.un ones, obviously, a spoof of warren buffett. stock oracle tweets in, messing with pete najarian is like getting hid by one of my railroad cars. he's voting for him in the playoffs. and another fun one here, again, from brandon card, a great pick, lowest of all of the big oil firms, texas knows oil. a hash tag for you. and, of course, another one here from patrick, kudos to the reform broker for thinking out of the box for the playbook playoffs, and wund more, just to kind of get things round the out here, who won the first half of the playbook playoffs? santoli is saying that right now, but this one, i vote for the lincolnator, hope this is correct. a lot of interaction, and the tallies are still going, but, scott, i have to tell you, right now, lots of the tweets coming in, and a lot of votes coming in. i'm not going to tell you the numbers just yet. but still, first place, right now, josh brown. >> all right. our sideline reporter, dominic chu, thank you so much. >> scott, can i ma

because that's what this is. >> one tweet, dana, or a series of tweets can't undo all of that.se these are the guys who are really the heads of the party. >> well, yeah. that's so. and the problem really with the republican party right now is if they look at the demographics where things are going in future elections, they're not going to be a majority party in america for very long at all if they're only catering to white males. so there are two things going on. one is the sort of voter intimidation efforts the congresswoman was talking about. then there's the sort of intimidation of the rosa parks tweet. but it's very difficult when you look at the policy direction and you hear the voices of the de facto leaders of the party to give them the benefit of the doubt on those things. >> and madam chair lady, it's not just race. the gop is ostracizing other groups too. they won't hold a vote on immigration. they're vowing to run on the abortion issue in 2014. and they're fighting birth control access at the state level. >> certainly it is not strictly race. i mean, anyone who think

in name crap on twitter, and he said, only tweet smart stuff, and we can go back and look at those tweets and see if he was right or not. i just do not think so. i think we were all figuring out as it happened on that as you mentioned, and twitter just kind of exploded at some point in 2009, and we kind of never looked back and took a pause and said, are we doing this right? but, again, i do think, i do think -- i do not know if you agree, but the snark has died back of little bit. my friend scott works for real clear politics, and he is a great reporter, and sometimes he will e-mail me, did you see this thing on twitter? it is so dumb. dude, just close twitter. back away. the number of reporters who said i think more clearly, i write more leisurely when i am not on twitter all day. it kind of scrambles your brain if that is what you look at first thing in the morning and the last thing you see before bed. it affects your thoughts, and also, twitter is a negative place. not to harp on you, but pew measured the negativity of different platforms during the 2012 campaign, the tone of people

nikki has this message. >> the storm of tweets started with snowfall last week. >> most tweets were funny. i got a will the of funny tweets and kids asking stuff. >> but snowballed to anything but. >> but some that were threatening towards me, slashed my tires. one person was threatening our family dog and her family and things that are disturbing. >> here are a few of the tweets we can show you. others not appropriate for tv. this associate media savvy superintendent saw the tweet says what else, a teaching moment. >> i always feel like the first thing you have do is have a conversation about it. >> and he did, through this letter to parents he shared, where else, on twitter. to address something he says his students need a lesson on, an action school safety and cyber bullying expert, amanda, says was a smart one. >> i think it's a great idea on how to talk to kids. if we teach them how to do it, we can teach them how to do it appropriately. >> it's not so technical afterall. a matter of cause and effect. >> i would like to hope that people wouldn't walk up to the superintendent and say

the tweets don't have a tone.y don't have facial gestures. we don't see a body language. so something that's put out there with limited characters, it just becomes a raw shock, where everyone reads something into it that may not have been the intent. just like steve martin. no one knows him as a racist. he was in the movie "the jerk." he parodies black people. nobody said he was a racist then. you take that one tweet where no one knows the context it's coming from and then bam, he's in big trouble, but at least he apologized. she apologized. people should be allowed to apologize and learn from their mistakes. >> a lesson to every single one of us. once upon a time when there was no twitter, she may have whispered this to someone, now it's a tweet and a video and it's like, what's next? that's a frightening thought. guys, thank you very much for talking to me today. >>> we are learning more as far as how the pridz has signed up for health care under his new law. and well, given the details we're learning here, it m

tweet me at huckabee show. and spoking of tweets last week. we talked about the many different ways that the obama administration is trying to get young people to sign up for obama care. one advocacy group sent out a picture of the president get covered because. and because no one should go broke just because they get sick. many on the internet changed the mess amg like this one. get covered because obama care cancelled the plan you like. and so last week, we asked you to fill in the blank and then tweet us your reasons why to get covered. by the way, we received thousands of tweets. in fact, we were the fifth most tweeted television show in all of america last saturday. we'll give you an example. here's one from stephanie. get covered because the mold locks suspicious. and here is texan for bush. get covered because he knows if you are naughty or nice. not sapta but obama. go broke paying for obama care instead. and this is from greg. get covered because i lied and you fell for it you stupid suckers. at least it got me reelected. >> and josep

>> i began with a project called 100 tweets.a major project where i handset 100 different tweets that i chose and exhibited them 4 paper.1 it was a huge exhibit. from there, i moved onto greeting cards. 'sfelt that rupert murdoch tweeting lends itself to greeting cards. >> he has been a prolific twitter follower. but step back. your background as an artist. how did you come to this of using twitter as a original material for some of your expressions? >> i am a twitter addict. i love following journalists. i follow artists and writers. when i was evicted and going , i thoughttter often this would be an interesting marriage. it is very high-tech and tweets disappear in the feed. this was a way that i could take the tweets and make it permanent. it is very low-tech way. >> it takes hours and hours. what is the scale? you cannot just flip the switch and create hundreds of thousands. tell us about the scale of the business right now. the project has been very successful so far. when i launched an online, i had 30,000 hits. that is am

this tweet is recent and idiotic and caused quite a stir there. it wasn't viral just as she got on her flight. it provoked such outrage that even before the plane landed, the company she worked for reported they were firing her. this happened just before she landed. this is the time line of how events unfolded. justine landed yet. ever since then her twitter and facebook accounts have been closed down. she has issued a very possible apology. what is interesting about this story now are the reactions that have followed since the story unfolded. some twitter users were un comfortable with the way things were rolling out. opinion pieces have been published. here this one says she has published a racist tweet, and now she has been lynched and fired. this is a very disturbing public event that happened. forbes similarly is pointing out how disturbing this is, dispensing justice on the interpret like that. it is a fact that other twitter harm fl things. >> a stupid and misguided tweet. but did it merit what happened next. that is the big question. anymo

i think these two tweets are completely different. steve martin was making a joke, i guess, you know, thinking that it sounded like lasagna. it's best not to do anything racial. >> that's a rule of life. >> but it was 70 degrees in d.c. in december, i tweeted, boy, now i am pro global warming. i got attacked for that. but even the misquote i referred to, steve martin said once i left the headline racist tweet so it continues to haunt you. >> that's a problem online is that we're moving so fast online. and you put up a story quickly and you realized, oh, boy, i need to correct this story. you throw a correction at the bottom of the story online and that's what you can do as a reporter. but the editor never gets in there to make the change to the headline. and the second point about this is i think that apologies really don't matter any more. martin bashir apologized. that was an extreme case. but it doesn't matter when you say, oh, my gosh, i really made a mistake. sometimes for the wrong reasons. >> justine sacco wrote letter that she

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it's a 12-word tweet. >> it may have ended her career. >> let's go to another tweet. he stopped a twitter follower that asked, is this how you spell ed lasonia? >> it depends. are you in an african-american restaurant or an italian restaurant, or neighborhood, there it is. african-american neighborhood or italian restaurant. it's on your screen. later he apologized and twedele the tweet. >> not smart. >> to his credit, he quickly apologized. that's something sacco didn't do. at least steve martin got ahead of it. there are different standards for people. if you're a comedian you'll get away with more, for better or worse than if you're a pr executive. >> it shows the danger of impulsively tweeting. you should always think twice before sending it out. >> let's go to another topic that's been a talker. everyone is talking about. the duck dynasty star, fill robertson has been suspended after he made inappropriate comments calling homosexuality illogical and sinful and said black people were happy before the civil rights movement. do you think suspending robertson was a g

the tweet that roared. a 30-year-old pr executive on her way to south africa for a christmas vacation fired up this little gem before boarding the plane. quote, going to africa, hope i don't get aids. just kidding, i'm white. well, she was fired before the plane landed. she had no idea what was going on. joining me now from los angeles, the ceo and founder of the rap.com. media and entertainment news website. sharon, i probably would've fired her, too. if i was running a pr company and said something that crazy, i would fire her. but the thing that bugged me was how it happened online while she was in the plane, she had no idea that twitter had exploded. her name was trending. it had to do, i think, with buzzfeed coming out with -- calling it the worst tweet ever. what did you make of this whole event? >> the whole thing really kind of horrified me. i have to say. the whole idea of mob justice taking matters into its own hand and making justine's tweet the object of global ridicule is deeply disturbing to m

caller: rand paul tweeted this -- host: rand paul tweeted this., i need more than 140 characters. , the government is corrupt, the gop did most of the damage under the bush patriot act. fishinsam says snowden needs to let the rest out. florida, democratic caller. caller: how are you? i love what he did. host: i am going to put you on hold, turned the television down so we do not get the feedback. fairfield, ohio. go ahead. how are you today? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to say that i think snowden is totally wrong for what he did. this is a country of freedom. he is saying he use his constitutional right, he could have used them here. he could have spoken out. he could have opened eyes for the public. instead of running away. is disloyal to his country. all of the and to responsibilities he had. he lost. host: ok. he should come back, then what happens? caller: he should come back and face the law. he is using all his abilities to discuss that he has won. he could win in court if he thinks he won. host: mississippi, independent caller. caller:

ikea has it all. >> a tweet from mitt romney's son is going viral. the tweet was read "first on scene to big accident. i lifted four people out to safety. all okay. thankful." some are calling him a hero. he's drawing backlash because of that picture. joe fryar has the story. >> reporter: the suv wedged inside this utah kitchen was carrying a four thanksgiving night. a medical emergency may have caused the driver to exit the freeway and enter the house at a high rate of sweet. mitt romney's son josh pictured a photo with the sideway car. saying "i lifted four people out of safety. all okay. thankful." >> it appears the homeowner and occupants of the vehicle made it out to safety. >> reporter: josh romney, son of mitt romney declined interview requests. his tweet caused action on social media why are you smiling like a tourist? josh is considered most likely to follow in his dad's political footsteps. >> biggest momma's guy in the group? >> josh. >> following what happened on thanksgiving, one twitter user called the romneys a family of batmen because

many bay area police departments will be tweeting undates during -- tweeting updates during their dui patrols. and tonight the oakland police department will have a dui check point set up at an undisclosed location. >>> chp is investigating a deadly crash on highway 280. one person was killed when their car veered off the road and hit a tree. that happened around midnight. the crash closed down the connector ramp from northbound 280 and highway 85. the road reopened two hours later. >>> there will be no classes today at a san rafael elle men tear -- elementary school. alex savidge is joining us now. >> reporter: good morning. that out of control van hit laurel dale elementary school in the worst possible spot. it took out the service line here on the side of the building. that triggered a gas leak but thankfully firefighters managed to prevent what could have been a larger catastrophe they say.

our team on the news deck is watching for tweets from the school. we're getting a lot of information from students, but nothing officially from police. kelly rice is here watching tweets as they come in and you're getting a lot of retweeting but no -- prayers to everyone but no official information. >> no. this tweet here just says, somebody reported to another station that they heard four gunshots, that students inside are reporting they heard gunshots and ran to the door. >> we have seen a number of tweets from the people who used that number. one thing we know is that first reports are almost always inaccurate. when you're in the middle of a normal day and sitting in a cafeteria and suddenly there are shots fired you memory of what just happened is historically speaking, from my experience, often not reliable. chris has some information that is coming in as well. this is from -- >> 9 news in denver is saying that one 15 to 16-year-old victim with a gushed wound, unknown gender, unknown condition. >> that's from 9 news in denver, which i the nbc s

all right, tweet number two, which u.s.sman alluded to a tragic chapter in american history in a marched madness tweet that read, "it's official, ohio state is luckiest term in the tournament, #trailoftears." was this iowa representative bruce braley, tim brian, or speaker john boehner. >> whichever one of those guys is a white guy. >> they're all all white guys. >> iowa representative, bruce braley. >> that's right! >> i only knew the name. i didn't know the answer until i saw the name. i was like, i know that name. >> we know that the trail of tears is about genocide, about the forced relocation of indigenous people. >> or a hashtag. >> history or my tweet. >> either one, all good. tweet number three, one thing twitter is also known for, undoubtedly, is twitter beef. and one of the most classic twitter beefs this year came from a rapper. the tweet was, jimmy kimmel, put yourself in my shoes. oh, no, that means you would have gotten too much good p-word in your life. was that jay-z, cuchi or kanye west. >> i can't even beg

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but there were other tweets that i read she is like a repeat offender.e about her and a handicap person and #fml and look it up if you don't know what that means. and yes, everyone deserves a second chance but do you deserve a third and fourth. >> but she is a resid visit of comments. >> and she was on the plane and she talked about the body odor of a german so she clearly has a fixation on other cultures. >> she'll have a job with a reality show in about 20 minutes. >> she's got -- she is in public relations and there is no excuse. i don't believe it is white guilt. i think she has a race problem and deserved to be fired and probably deserves -- well, let her go on. you don't say something like that. aids have devastated that country and the idea that some p.r. person would say something like that is beyond comprehensive. i'm mobbing up against her. >> she wasn't a low-level staffer, she had a lot of responsibility and clients and paying her money for her public relations judgment. >> do you think because she was flying she was on -- she tweets like, ca

the tweets tweed quickly -- wheats spread quickly. they apologized to the 17,000 followers noting we meant to pay respect and not offend. what does this sheep think of all of this? >> who ever tweeted that should they be canned and i mean fired, not put in a can? >> this coming from somebody that is three times the cake. >> i was surprised that anybody follows spaghetti o's. i imagine it is mostly employees. they are trying to talk to the employees and they stepped right in. it i don't find it that offensive. i think there are a lot of other things to get outraged about. i don't understand what mom is following spaghetti o's to increase her trust in the campbell's soup brand and would be offended by this. >> i don't know. >> get it out. shake it out. >> don't you think -- what? >> you were shooting phlegm all over my body. >> here is my theory on this. usually people running the twitter feeds are the youngest people in the company. >> usually. >> i bet this person probably thought this was no different than veterans day which is why t