of bad news corp the fox so-called news parent company is producing a new documentary glorifying president george w. bush's handling of the nine eleven disaster that happened on his watch forty to early reviews the film aims to rewrite history to make it look like bush was a great leader who put politics aside and was determined to hunt down bin laden. course in reality we know that bush took the longest week asian presidential history right before nine eleven had plans immediately drawn up to invade iraq right after nine eleven and call off the search for osama bin laden and too long after invading afghanistan but none of that matters because as producer peter shaul said in the interview my goal was to get him to talk about those four or five days i was most interesting facts and how he was field. less interested facts i guess this really is fox so-called news production and the very very ugly bob turner turner is the republican running to fill anthony weiner's baking congressional seat in new york and he's really chosen a winning platform attacking sick ground zero workers in an intervie

new orleans. his documentary "the big uneasy" cites years of humanerer and bad planning as reasons for the flooding. >> the corpscame over these walls and eroded the bottom. that's why they failed. and therefore it wasn't their fault. but what we've soon discovered is that the surge only got to about here. >> the gulf coast damage gets attributed to hurricane katrina. the new orleans damage gets abutted to the u.s. army corps of engineers. >> reporter: we now know the government's levy were not up to the task nor was its response to their failure. as more than 200 billion gallons of water covered new orleans, far too many of its residents had nothing to drink. >> they don't have no food, no water, and they want us to survive out here. >> reporter: all told the storm in its after math took more than 1800 lives and caused more than $80 billion in damages. (crying) eventually help did arrive. heroes saved lives. as the waters receded volunteers poured in. in a city many thought should be abandoned began to find its future. but many new orleans residents never returned. the city's pop population is now nearly 30% sm

bad to me, but over reports that piers morgan had been suspended, i believe, by cnn as a result of the whole information investigation in grease britain and the phone hacking thing involving murdoch and news corp.. there was a discussion of that later, rem, you commented on this, in which a reporter said it's fine. we talk about those things in the newsroom all the time. hey, did you hear. and can it's fine to tweet that -- and it's fine to tweet that. saw no problem with doing that because, well, we talk about those things in the newsroom all the time, and tweeting is just letting people know what we're talking about in the newsroom. but it gained a foothold and gained major credibility by simply being tweeted. rem, you wrote about that. .. >> you know, that leads to some of the complaints and problems that people see in journalism. we'll go to your questions in just a minute. if you raise the hand, we have the technique, the mike will come to you. we'll go to your question in just a second. what about that idea, if you can, let you respond to that tweet, because it's a find of a rumor, it's kind of interesting. we need to be first or out there so people will follow us? is that what's driving

awfully bad to me but over reports that piers morgan had been suspended i believe by cnn as a result of the whole investigation in great britain and the phone hacking thing involving murdoch and news corpas a discussion about later. rem you commented on this, and richer reporter said it is fine. we talk about this things in the newsroom all the time. hey did you here? it is fine to tweet that, and saw no problem with doing that. because we talk about those things in the newsroom all the time and tweeting is just letting people know what we are talking about in the newsroom but getting a foothold and gating measure of credibility by his simply tweeting. rem you wrote about that. >> i think there was a blog post you mentioned i thought was nuts that basically said it is fine. it is like a conversation and he said in the newsroom so just send it out. twitter may be the new newsroom but to a lot of people it is a new source, and you have to be really careful. this was a distinguished british journalist posting this as if it were a fact. it was the latest, and you just don't add anything to the conversation. passing stuff along that may be true or may not. just because you know we hear a lo

awfully bad to me, but over reports that piers morgan had been suspended i believe by cnn as a result of the whole investigation in great britain and the phone-hacking thing involving murdoch and news corp. there was a discussion of that later, rem, you commented on this, in which a reporter said it's fine. we talk about those things in the newsroom all the time, hey, did you hear? and it's fine to tweet that. no problem with doing that because well, we talk about those things in newsroom all the time and tweeting is what we're talking about with people in the newsroom t gained a foothold by simply being tweeted. you wrote about that. >> i did. i think the blog post i responded to you, you mentioned i thought was nuts where it basically said, it's fine. it is like a conversation in the newsroom. just send it out. well twitter may be, to him the new newsroom but to a lot of people it's a news source and, you have to be really careful. if this was a distinguished british journalists posting this as if it were a fact, it was the latest. and you just don't add anything to the conversation, to me, passing stuff along that may be true or may not. just because we hear a lot about, well, it is