for "tkn," i'm alexa. >> this might surprise you. our lungs are more exposed to the world around us than our skin is. an allergy doctor put it this way -- the average person's lungs have about the same surface area as a tennis court. so, when it comes to inhaling harmful chemicals from smoking, need i say more? >> when you think of an art museum, do you imagine a place that's as quiet as a church, with a lot of paintings hanging on walls? well, carly says, "think again." >> baltimore is like many american cities. it has big buildings, a baseball stadium, and all sorts of historic sites. but baltimore also boasts a rather unusual museum. >> hi, carly. >> hey, how are you? >> good, welcome to the american visionary art museum. >> awesome. why don't you show me around? >> okay, great. >> nick explained that all the art here is a celebration of imagination. >> so, what's this? >> this is actually a sculpture of icarus by artist andrew logan. he's on a winch, so he goes up and down through our stairwell all throughout the day. >> wow. tha

was that your idea, alexa? >> it was my idea. and say oh the one that looks like paper, it comes out of an envelope. >> i'm intrigued by the two of you. tell me how you assess each other. >> we've obviously known each other a long period of time. there was a lot of data to go on. but basically i always wanted to work with alexa. i always felt if i thought of a product she could manage a team for, we could do a good job. >> so you come up with an idea and she does the work. >> he also is a really great designer and artist and always has been. he used to paint and sculpt and do all the photographs. and i remember everybody would see his work and they would love it. they're like he's amazing. >> so who's the entrepreneur? >> i think we both are. >> and whose decision was it to charge for all of this? >> both of ours. >> depends who you ask. >> i got this morning from linkedin, that harvard was ranked number three the most entrepreneurial colleges. but harvard has produced ten self-made billionaires more than any other school. so is

voters greg let me just interrupt you because i do want to get to some of these ballot measures and alexa certainly one of these is something that you are pretty passionate about this is the one in my home state of california talk a little bit about you know labeling foods in california we're fighting for our right to know what we're eating right now only a quarter of the public is actually aware that they're already eating to medically modified foods and so we just don't know what we're eating people are completely unaware seventy five percent of us say they think they've never eaten anything to medically modified so in california we have a ballot initiative that would give us that simple right foods would be labeled may contain genetically modified organisms now critics of this critics of this say that they are concerned that if it's labeled that you're eating a genetically modified food people are going to freak out they say there's no evidence that these foods do any more harm to you than you know if it wasn't and they also say that's going to drive up food prices well the argument ab

wing of fatah has claimed responsibility although the blast has been welcomed by hamas through the alexa television a mass has said that this is a victory from god they say that they bless this operation and that it is the natural reaction to israel's killings and operations in gaza city there are also people celebrating and dancing in the streets of gaza certainly this was the reaction when the news first came through that a bus bombing had happened in tel aviv the last time that there was a bus bombing in this country was back in two thousand and six so it certainly does seem to have the effect of becoming to cease fire talks right and where does this all leave any chance of a cease fire. well the hopes of any kind of cease fire deal now be reached certainly not today seem to have been with less than twenty four hours ago that i was sitting here and telling you that we heard in the moment from him us that the cease fire was on the card israel said it was given the level of some twenty four hours to try and see the sincerity from the hamas aside we haven't yet had any reaction from the

deputy finance minister alexa said it earlier this week the trust in russia is at the moment very low the government is doing its best to battle this perception is introducing new rules of. public accountability transparency to fight corruption but these are all taking time as we as we've seen before and we keep hearing over and over again the russian economy is in pretty good shape this is the already really the economic growth here is about four percent the budget is balanced and if you look at some of the other major economies around the world they are they would kill for figures like that however it is mostly due to the high oil price and there are still concerns about the lack of diversification in the russian economy the money is not coming from other sources apart from the energy sector and that's why isn't any help the fact that russian that says i've had a bit of a tough year that you know this is probably one of the key things which is which is the return on your money investors like to get make a profit and the r.t.s. in the last year has fallen ten percent and since the pe

behalf of mr manning and what that notice said this is going by what we have from firedoglake and also alexa o'brien a journalist who's working close on the matter was that coombs put in a plea notice on behalf of manning that said essentially we're willing to perhaps plea to this if you want to forget about that and i know the reason this kind of a big deal is that manning is charged with roughly two dozen different counts right now and if convicted on that one of the. as aiding the enemy which is a capital offense yes he could be executed for it but it will likely just be that they wouldn't do that so he will just be put behind bars if convicted and they go for the maximum term but what we're looking at now is that manning may be willing to accept responsibility for taking these hundreds of thousands of classified renate so classified but sensitive military documents that he accessed wall in the army and supplying them to join us on his wiki leaks site and you know the government attests that manning took all these diplomatic cables the infamous collateral murder video and sent them to us

alexa and james herschfeld are the brother and sister duo behind paperless post.d to see both of you. welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> the first question, james, why go retro? when you are establishing a brand that at least in the northeast, certainly, new york city is well known as being an e-based company. >> that's an easy one to answer. the reason that we've made this shift from selling e cards to selling actually paper cards, high-quality paper stationary is that our users over the past three years have asked us again and again, they said, you know, i'm sending these ecards for my wedding, for my kids' bar mitzvah, for my 50th anniversary, and i love them, but i have a need for some in paper, or i have a need for all -- you know, i want paper to supplement the product you're already selling me. >> was this always part of the plan, alexa? >> know, it wasn't, although i will say that everything that we've done, we've talked about for at least three years before that. sometime sometimes less. but when we first went out and raised money, we did talk to a bunc

alexa was acting in self-defense. they got in a fight over loud music. a friend of the victim testified frazier hit simpson and simpson had a knife and may not have meant to cut frazier. they claim simpson was bullied and asked for a new roommate before the deadly fight. >>> first pay raises in four years. it comes after months of tense negotiations. they owed it to them. the average raise is 8%. some are as high as 12. it will cost the county $8 million at a time when the county is projecting a $125 million budget short fall. the county acknowledged they could use a reserve fund to pay for the increases. we are going to take a look at the forecast to see how things are looking out there. >> are we going to get increases in those temperatures anytime soon? >> hey, tom. >> we'll take any increase we can get. a lot of cloudiness. thin spots in the cloud cover. there's a live view from the nbc 4 hd city camera showing the gray sky over washington on this 15th day of november. this is coming from the south. there's a disturbance producing rain. it will stay

yes, alexa chung. >> kristen, i just don't get it. >> and kate bosworth. top five.ber nine. >> little suri. young to be on the list. i have to ask, kate middleton made the list to assume? duchess of cambridge. seven. >> there she is. >> why would you care about that? >> i don't know. >> she is on everyone's top list. i don't know if she got bumped off. which would be a major scandal, "gma" would cover all morning. >> he says he doesn't like the royals. >> i don't like the royals. >> truth comes out. >> speaking of the truth, truth comes out. kevin clash, the voice behind the popular character elmo. nasty allegations came out he had a relationship with an under aged boy. he has since confirmed, yes, he is gay, yes there was a relationship, it happened when the, the accuser who is now 23 years old, came out and said, look i am recanting my accusations here. yes there was a relationship. but i was of age at the time. so, this young man, kevin clash, the voice of elmo has been cleared now and exonerated. so, whatever rumors are out there the last few days all cleared up

today we say hello to alexa grace. >> she's adorable. >> her parents say the 4 month old loves to take pictures. >> what? >> that's what her parents say. maybe she likes to have her pictures taken. and every time she sees a camera, she smiles right away. >> very cute. >> look at her dimples. >> she looks wise at 4 months old. she looks wise. >> i like to get some sugar from that baby this morning. is that too much to ask? >> all we have is a picture. >> so adorable. >> go to my fox dk.com. c.com. >>> 42 in washington. it's chilly. it's cold off to the north and west this morning. many of the suburbs here locally are in the mid 30s. columbus, 27. new york, unfortunately, people still don't have power, 39 degrees. chilly to our north and east. looking at our satellite radar, we're fine. i think we'll see mostly sunny conditions here by afternoon. should be a dry monday. although, a cool monday with highs only about 50 degrees. out to the west, rain out towards st. louis. that is a storm system which will take shape and then reemerge as coastal noreaster around here wednesday and thursday

>>y alexa no te importa, verdad? >>qué me ves? ♪. ♪. >>hum, qué mala, gala.ntal que me hacia confundir la realidad, pero ya estoy mejor >>y por qué dice que su hijo sigue vivo >>el dolor de perder un hijo en mi estado me llevaron a esa idea >>pero estas son las preguntas que tenia preparadas >>no, no por supuesto que no. >>señorita, le ruego que se limite a las preguntas de mi trayectoria com actriz >>si, pero es que el público está muy intrigado con eso de que su hijo que es machito ande disfrazado de mujer >>por favor, no voy a continuar con esto. enfermera!! >>oiga, hágame el favor de retirarse de aquí, deje en paz a la señora mistral >>esta bien, ya tengo toda la informacion, con permiso. >>eso es una cabeza ñame >>respete, johnny. >>no, no, no. no me meta en camisa de once varas, que yo la quiero y respseto >>pausenme esa guerra. en el capitulo de esta noche en por ella soy eva, veremos a eva al desnudo. >>me gustó. >>mejor ¡francisca, dale play! >>lo que pasa es que hay algo muy, pero muy misterioso será que eva y juan carlos.... >>pruebese este, para q

>> guest: my wife is alexa robinson, she was a producer at mtv.e -- and so we wanted to try and go on some kind of adventure with the kids to take advantage of the fact that we can live anywhere. and i've always loved northern california, and i have a lot of friends out there. because of all the technology projects that i've been involved with and things that i've written about, you know, it was helpful professionally to be out there for a while. so we've been off on this adventure for a year now. >> host: john in bellingham, washington, good afternoon. please go ahead with your question or comment for steven johnson. >> caller: hi, pleasure speaking to you. 8, i was a first wave environmental planner back in the mid '70s, so i'dhead of your ghost -- i'd heard of your ghost maps story. and in -- after i graduated i thought i'd kick around the idea of architecture plus ecology and play with computer models and satellite data late at night without authorization. [laughter] before the term hacker or geospatial intelligence technology was invented. an

>> guest: my wife is alexa robinson, she was a producer at mtv.e -- and so we wanted to try and go on some kind of adventure with the kids to take advantage of the fact that we can live anywhere. and i've always loved northern california, and i have a lot of friends out there. because of all the technology projects that i've been involved with and things that i've written about, you know, it was helpful professionally to be out there for a while. so we've been off on this adventure for a year now. >> host: john in bellingham, washington, good afternoon. please go ahead with your question or comment for steven johnson. >> caller: hi, pleasure speaking to you. 8, i was a first wave environmental planner back in the mid '70s, so i'dhead of your ghost -- i'd heard of your ghost maps story. and in -- after i graduated i thought i'd kick around the idea of architecture plus ecology and play with computer models and satellite data late at night without authorization. [laughter] before the term hacker or geospatial intelligence technology was invented. an

i want to suggest to everybody here, if you have not read henry's pre-alexa memo which is at national review online, do it. it is not just about having the numbers spot on. it is about what is behind it. the analysis is the best you will see about by the electorate is breaking down the way it is and where it was going. i give him a big shout out on that. i want to say a mea culpa. we have all been wrong at times. i was wrong on the choice of a running mate for mitt romney. i've predicted he would choose newt gingrich. i thought it was the perfect balance ticket. a mormon and a polygamous. [applause] [laughter] i was wrong about the marijuana and this does. i thought it would fail because i thought to be a substantial amount of supporters to with a cup of morning we did on wednesday and say hey, dude, with the election yesterday? but i also want to give a comment about somebody else -- perhaps our most astute prognosticator, dick morris. the best line of the year by far is from david axelrod who said the other day, i have had a foot in my mouth many times over the years but it has alwa