april glazer is with the electronic frontier foundation. she is an expert in so many things, the fcc often consults her when it's write the rules. thanks for being with us this morning. let me just throw out this idea that the internet has finally taken on more than it can chew h the nsa doesn't seem to care about what congress thinks about it. why would the nsa really care if boing boing is upset at it? >> not just boing boing >> and readit. >> 4,000 websites upset and thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people. so the nsa does care when congress is upset, when congress is upset at the nsa it can pass laws to stop the nsa from doing what they are doing now, which is outside the bounds of the constitution. >> evidence that the nsa has been a bit outside the laws anyway, hasn't it? i guess what i'm saying, devil's advocate, the nsa is far too powerful to care about what anyone thinks about it, therefore, difficult to protest that. >> we are in a different transparency environment than we were before the leaks came out last summer. so

elizabeth glazer was the wife of an actor who played in "stars key and hutch."ontracted hiv through a blood transfusion and unknowingly passed on to her own children. after her daughter died, she started a foundation. she passed away, but her foundation lives on. here's chris cuomo with the story of how it's continuing to impact your world. ♪ >> reporter: this is the face of hope. faith was born hiv negative, even though her mother has the virus. she is the ultimate example of the goal of the elizabeth glazer pediatric aids foundation. creating an aids-free generation. >> we have the research. we have the medication. people have to be educated around the world. we've got to get rid of the discrimination and the stigma associated with even getting tested. >> reporter: celebrity photographer, nigel albuquerqba the success in tanzania. steeped in culture and tradition and reluctant to change. >> spoke to the women who had been trained by the foundation in the ways of how to deliver a babily safely. if you can reach a group like this, you can reach anywhere in the w

joining the discussion from somewhere out there is lee munsun and larry glazer. hello to everybody. coming to a close? abigail told me at the top of the show it could have another a%. it could decline or double again. where are you on this story? >> well, i disagree with abigail in several respects but there could be more to go here. it's interesting because we came off of last year one of the most hated rallies and we're seeing one of the most loved corrections. when sentiment is that bullish it gives me pause that we could see further downsize. investors had the rug pulled out from under them. they were ramping up risk, ramping up equity exposure only to hit the wall with the emerging market crisis and economic data and whether, of course. so all of that creates the perfect recipe for correction, ultimately creating opportunities for all of us. we have to work through this and let the market work. >> that's the key. lynn, larry ran it down pretty good. there was some growth euphoria at the end of last year. now, i want to ask you, lee, what we're seeing now is it weather-related o

. >> the dolphins former guard talking to fox sports' jay glazer. the dolphins suspended incognito.ssment, racism, bullying and homophobia in the dolphins locker room. much of it directed at martin and the team. and another young man identified as only player a. joining me now, brett tess letter, the agent for player a now identified as andrew mcdonald. thank you for joining me. i've done a lot on this story in the last few months. i never had a huge amount of sympathy for jonathan martin, because i thought, these guys are huge blochs in a sporting locker room, you know, surely they can't be the kind of bullying we are talking about. i read the details of this report, i have to say, i found it horrifying, and i revised my opinion. am i wrong to do that. >> no, you're not wrong whatsoever. people are entitled to feel how they feel about it. different guys are wired different ways, and while i'm not here to speak on behalf of jonathan martin or richie incognito, andrew asked me to come on here because people are talking about this regardless. it's better for me to be here to tell his

she is the ultimate example of the goal of the elizabeth glazer aids foundation, creating an aids-freeh. we have the medication. people have to be educated around the world. you have to get rid of the discrimination associated with getting tested. >> celebrity photographer nigel barker founded success when he visited tanz ni a. even in a nomadic tribe steeped in tradition. >> i spoke to the woman who had been trained by the foundation in ways that were safe. >> if you can reach this, you can treat children anywhere in the world. >> the foundation seems to be doing just that. >> take for example subsaharan africa. 700 babies are born every day hiv positive. the good news is when i first got started in 2008, i was saying 1,000 babies are being born every day hiv positive. they are realizing a generation free is doable in our own lifetime. . >> it's a new reality show about football. we are talking texas here. things are bigger and more intense in texas. they interviewed a coach as the show debuted a couple of weeks ago and already real life trouble. here is cnn. >> children's football co