every man loved her. >> bob: proanorexia blog? do they have procancer blog?a pro-disease blog? >> andrea: let me tell you what they have on there. they have starving pick of the day. they advise girls on how to starve yourself throughout the day to attain a bony figure. >> greg: finally takes the pressure off me. here is my theory about this. if it wasn't for media covering pro-anorexia blog no one would know they exist. they're freaks. there are website that exist that encourage people to amputate their own limbs. there are weirdos in this world. i don't think we should put magnifying glass on it. >> eric: that is o'reilly trick. that's terrible. put her picture up there. can't stand it. >> bob: closer up on that? >> dana: women -- >> eric: point out, congressman upton's niece. >> andrea: a lot of women we talk to say they are jealous of her. >> dana: well, i think women are more mean to one another. also they are more critical of one another. most guys -- >> greg: wish you shouldn't way that. proving your point. >> dana: because you're a woman. >> greg: yes

the old free blog clothing video for your media projects and free media dot com. glenn. glenn. glenn. glenn. the a. book. welcome back we're talking about the nuclear winter and real assets that we may be facing ahead once that can kick in down the road of policymakers they want to get that can any further and we start actually seeing insolvencies reggie middleton if you were talking to entrepreneur investor and author of boom bust blog and read you before the break we were talking about central banks i do want to touch on them for one more minute before i get to well i guess central banks are still involved in life but before we get to that the danish central bank is now in negative interest rate policy territory with the deposit rate of negative point two percent i'm just curious what this does to the physics of the economy when you have negative interest rates as a policy. it turns everything around you know when you drop a ball the skyward. you know. basically you know you have to pay that in the central bank to lend them money. which is a good deal too bad they don't have

there must be some physical path but all i knew was this blog. thab, we twas when i started to w p wnd d visited, the answer was unequivocally no. only foo try to visit the internet. like in this episode of south park, where the internet res therisno ntrnoin if teirns en ty all become internet refugees in california because that is where there is internet and it becomes very grapes of wrath and then eventually they find theinternet, this big veion theoutethatou thoscorsth p ir kind song to try to wake it up but that doesn't work and then eventually one of the little guys climbs up the ramp and unplugs the giant plug and [ltes it back in. d hyse hi ow light, and they are saved. salvatn. or if that is not the internet, then this ishe internet. on i w i prtenx with red light e crowd, where they convince their colleagues that they have arranged with the elders of the internet for her to borrow the internet for an office presentati and normally it sits the top of big ben causthats where yoget buey na to, you know, procured for the afternoon so she can

of that and more he's entrepreneurial investor and of course author of the very popular boom bust blog he's going to help us out now first of all reggie it's very nice to see you thanks for coming back on the show. thank you very much it's good to be here we always are happy to have you so reggie central banks they all today or a lot of them said we're lowering rates or we're printing you preempted them yesterday talking about how you can print all you want but it doesn't create wealth and today several banks come out with these announcements could you just break it down what is the difference between money printing and creating wealth. ok money printing is basically. basically creating more dollar bills or euros to go into the system where the dollar bill and all of the euro is a representation is a representation of wealth in the system of physical or a tangible or in this case actually a digital representation of the growth in the system but be aware it's a representation of wealth it is not about that so so let's suppose we have ten units of wealth and it's represented by ten euros

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kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to new york city talk with reggie middleton a boom bust blog. welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much as you jules always good to be back all right reggie middleton last time. about french banks you see them as the next most likely to fail in a black call consuming economics and banking systems around the world talk to me about the french banks to be honest the french banks have an awful lot of competition as to who's going to fall you know it's a race with a lot of competitors but it's not as if the french banks are not the front runners france is one of the. the two strongest economies in western europe. or in the e.u. shall i say accompanied by germany but france has a lot of secrets for instance their banking system is a much larger than the sovereign state that the banks are domiciled in which is france itself if you take the yes it's delivered assets of the french banks it's larger than the g.d.p. of france by multiple you not simply one no one times larger pacific and larger. combine that with the fact that the french banks

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in addition to having the outfit she wore during the photo shoot now entered as evidence, she blogged about how she wore a t-shirt from her father. that, too, was damaged and lost. >>> the search is on for the suspect who shot at a car with seven people, including four children, inside. two 24-year-olds are hit and are now recovering. the attack happened on i-80 in hercules late last night. the male driver was shot along with a female in the passenger seat. another man and the four children in the backseat were not hurt. right after the shooting, the car was driven to a nearby gas station where neighbors reacted. >> that's a little shocking because this area, we really don't have no shooting and that type of thing around here. >> reporter: did you know that it happened as they were apparently driving on 80? >> that's even more shocking. it could be something personal or gang-related. you never know. >> police have not released a motive for the shootings or any information about potential suspects. those victims are expected to be okay. >>> on the peninsula, an elderly psychiatrist acc

. >> um -- as you all know, they are doing a live blog on decision days and on thursday they reported they had 866,000 people tuned into their live blog at one point and more than 3 million hits to the website by 1:00 that afternoon. does that fact change the job that you do at all? the fact that people have direct access to the news as it's breaking, easy access to opinions within minutes of coming down or is it really such a different audience that it doesn't matter? >> i'll add that it's what we do anyway in addition to writing stories. i write the twitter site. that same morning, while we are going through it, i'm tweeting at the same time. so, it's while we don't have the specialized audience that goes by, we have a general audience. we publish to everybody. but, what they are doing is what we started doing years ago. we do it in a different way. >> so, where were you that you could twitter? not in the press room with no electronics? >> i was in the, where our offices are in the press room reading and tweeting at the same time, writing at the same time. >> to your larger question

what can you tell us about your blog? >> well, what i can tell you about the blog is that it started out as a column on there. i mean, that commonplace has been around for, like, ten years and happened to start actually right when i had just finished my first book and then during the 2000 election crisis, and i was just in kind of a mode where i had a few things -- i had a few things to say politically and i guess i also had the sort of unique position of, i mean, in some ways it doesn't sound that exciting, but it's like, having been kind of a journalist before, you know, i had a sort of journalism period before i went to grad school, so, like, knowing politics, i started seeing these early republic analogies to things. >> what kind of things are you writing about lately? >> lately, i've actually got some helpers who have been doing a bit more of it. i think the last thing i wrote personally about was actually a statue of rush limbaugh that they put in the missouri state capitol. >> you had a posting about a book you co-

the popular blog unsuck d.c. metro recently posted information. site is responsible for breaking several stories since it was created more than two years ago. joining us with more information by phone, the man who runs the blog. he prefers to re you with us, s >> i'm there, good morning. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us this morning. let's jump right in. first off, what are your bloggers saying about this most recent incident? >> riders or metro employees? >> the riders, let's start with the riders. >> i think everybody is puzzled how a major subway system can have to stop twice in a day, because of a computer glitch. >> you were getting concerns immediately as happens with your site, people blogging, while it was going on, right? >> that's correct. some of the first people who were able to hear the communications between the trains and central control talking about a code 34, which is what happens when something like this, what they call something like this. >> tell me about the metro employees who write in to you. >> i think they ar

blogs, web sites and apps dedicated to eating have made the business of food more competitive. erika miller kicks off our look at the foodie craze, reporting on how both new and old media are changing the way we eat. >> food is something that is to be shared. it is used in celebrations, in life, in love, in death, in rituals, in religious ceremonies. >> reporter: so, it's natural that many people are passionate about what they eat and where they eat it. thanks to technology, there have been big changes in how we share our meals. >> you go on the internet, you search yelp, or maybe you are walking outside and you say, "what's good to eat nearby?" then you go to an open table, you make a reservation, you email your friends to tell them, "hey, meet me there." you get there, one friend is sort of checking in on foursquare; the other is sort of tweeting about your get- together. >> reporter: restaurants know this and are doing whatever they can to make social media work to their advantage. there are 580,000 restaurants in the u.s., a number that's been falling the past few years. th

they wrote about it on josh's blog. >> i am gay. i am mormon. i am married to a woman. i am happy every single day. i have a wonderful sex life, all of these things are true, whether your mind season allowing you to believe them or not. >> reporter: just to hit the very basics. >> sure. >> reporter: are you attracted to women at all? >> no. >> reporter: are you sexually attracted to your wife? >> yeah. >> reporter: but our you're not attracted to women? >> it can be nothing totally real. >> what we have is truly something that i cherish. but he gave up something in his so core to show his love for god and for me. i can't imagine anything more beautiful than that. >> reporter: josh and lolly have known each other since childhood. he first came out to his parents when he was 15. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: he said his parents were understanding and accepting. but there was a concern that cut even deeper, the mormon church which at the time considered homosexuality a sin. afterall, josh was raised to believe that marrying and raising family was his duty to his f

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a number on a blog have called them to the of of the finest climbers. his father derry summed up his son's philosophy. "mountains are not stadiums where i satisfied -- i practice my religion." in the studio, richard reeve abc 7 news. >> thank you. police need your help finding a missing a senior. investigators say she was last seen last night around 11:30 in northwest washington on farragut st.. she needs medical attention. if you have information, please give police a call. >> and pedestrians struck and killed in prince william county as the man was crossing lee county in gainesville. the driver of the vehicle did stay at the scene. there is an investigation under way to figure out if there should be any charges. police have not released the name of the victim. >> and we are learning more about the man killed inside and arlington jewelry store. abc 7 talked to some of the friends, and we are joined at the columbia pike store. they did have a message for the public, is that right? >> yes. understand their reluctance, because the suspected killer is stil

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guys it is time for tonight's tool time a war that's going to a loud mouth blog with a few skeletons in their closet the average heard of the washington free beacon we're not alone and the web site is the laughing stock of the d.c. media scene it does little else patrol founded by republicans the beacon was created in january to counter thing progresses trenchant analysis the thing is it does it just offers ridiculous stories top dog was sensational as headlines take a look at some other news today here they are blasting new jersey's democratic congressman bill pascrell they're claiming that he has ties to mohammad kodnani and a mom allegedly tied to hamas allegedly is a key word however that's missing in this headline by the way but the way the reports i guess that it sounds scary and so therefore it is beyond doubt is an example of a democratic congressman teaming up with a terrorist is newt gingrich's theory about secular atheist islam isn't actually coming to fruition no not even close denies the allegations he once even told his parishioners to help the f.b.i. after nine eleven

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she shared the essay with a local advocacy group which posted it on its blog. >> she has shown a lot of people they can come forward with their stories. >> in went viral, picked up by the washington post and "the huffington post." she says hundreds of women have contacted her and shared stories that until now they have kept secret. >> there was a culture of shame that immediately you think that you were wearing the wrong thing or that you were in the wrong place. >> police have been tracking down surveillance footage and conducting interviews. she said that she hopes it will encourage more women to stand up and speak out. >> anybody that is harassing you or touching you, it's not right. >> mike conneen reporting from northwest. >> a status hearing will be held today for a man accused of killing his estranged wife and stepson in montgomery county. curtis lopez was arrested in north carolina in october, the day after jane mcquain was found dead in her apartment in germantown. he is accused of killing her and then killing her son in a wooded area of clarksburg. >> a congressional commit

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>> i would add an sentence, the task force received various coverage, including neighborhood blogs and ethnic media. that's not anywhere in here. i think it should be. >> ok, one more time. hold on. ms. tidwell? >> aapologize -- -- apologies. >> that's ok. get ready. >> where am i putting it? >> where are you suggest something >> ok, page 5 just before the task force was initially allocated. >> so the top of the page? >> ok. >> ok? go. >> the task force received considerable media coverage -- >> hold on. >> i'm a lawyer. i'm not good at this. i have it. >> the task force received considerable media coverage in various outlets, including mainstream media, newspapers and blogs and ethnic media. yep. that's it. thank you. >> ok? thank you very much. hold on. ms. tidwell? >> i just had a question. the q.r. facebook and twitter media. what q.r. stands for? >> quick response. >> is it ok if i spell that out or is it just? >> yes, you could do a parens. >> is it two words? >> it's two words, yes. >> i'm not young anymore. >> so ms. tidwell? in the paragraph that begins "the task force was ini

i was not close with these guys, but i read their blogs. late in 2010, they started using a certain hashtag. at first, i thought they meant it was a cute tourist town near tunis. i realize they were talking about this other town in the middle of nowhere in south- central tunisia were a man had just set himself on fire in protest. people were coming out to protest in support of him. a couple of people recorded video on camera phones and allowed to get them on youtube. does bloggers, because there -- because they bing -- they were all network with each other and somewhere in europe, they began curating everything they were finding. they were using any network they could find to overwhelm the tunisian authorities. in a country of 11 million people, 2 million of them were already on facebook. as the conversation started on twitter, it quickly spread on facebook. having been to tunisia and having experienced the police stayed there, i was completely -- the police state there, i was completely fascinated by the notion of people getting away with

>>> it was sort of organic and the blog itself in a kind of started as an accident but has been sutter was watching-and tv and so obsessed with magazines water to start a block at the time i didn't even know what i would read about so encourage it to share my love of shopping and that talks started a position to put pictures of of my cellphone closing a lot of people started to say i love that you're curving in your giving me confidence sellout and taught organically developed. >>> were going to let you know that her block is called girl with curves that chicken at she has shopping tips and pictures of all kinds of things leaving it with the brazilian headliner the performance in san francisco july 30th first. thanks for watching. ♪

>> yes that is what i have been reading in the blog. but they're both making a classic gender mistake because the women are saying here is how i feel about it but they're also saying my feelings should be em's primary concern. now the men are making this mistake. they're saying your feels don't matter. your feelings are wrong and stupid. if you ever lived if with a woman you can't step in-- and to tell a woman that her feelings don't matter so to the man i say listen what the women are saying about this because the women i say now that we heard you shut the [bleep] up for a minute and let's all get back together and kill the jews. that's all i have to say about it. (laughter) >> send your complaints to brian williams, care of nbc. louis c.k..

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so there's been a bit of fallout from a recent comedy show at a los angeles comedy club and the blog of a girl in the audience this all happened when daniel tosh of tosh point made the remark that all jokes about rape are funny now the girl in the audience blogged so i yelled out actually rape jokes are never funny i did it because even though being disruptive is against my nature i felt that sitting there and saying nothing or leaving quietly would have been against my values as a person and as a woman i don't sit there while someone tells me how i should feel about something as profound and damaging as rape after i called out to him toss pause for a moment then he says wouldn't it be funny if that girl got raped by like five guys right now like right now what if a bunch of guys just returned so we want to talk about free speech political correctness and if there should be lines drawn or exceptions made especially when it comes to comedians so to discuss this with me earlier i was joined by comedian doug stan hope and i first asked him for his reaction to the tosh drama. it's silly

download free blogs just plug in video for your media project a free media oh god our teton tom. so. well it's friday and we've got something like a financial check up for you but with a special guest tonight as a live war crime probe starts in the u.k. what we learned this week about the way that it's been and will be handled here in the u.s. especially if you look at tim geithner's testimony then senator chris dodd says that sanford wheel's call to break up the big banks is too simplistic an approach and we finally heard a few voices on the hill this week take on citizens united including a call from sheldon whitehouse to put things into perspective and realize that there are much bigger sacrifices being made every day and corporations have to deal with a little public harassment so what do all these stories tell us about our bought political system or earlier i caught up a change of the host host of the young turks and i first asked him if he thinks that there's any chance at this live or probe that with this library probe the u.s. justice department will actually be tough and

we have a new blog on beat the heat. the twitter #beattheheat, trying to keep on top of what has been and what will continue to be for us day after day more records ahead. we will probably have 1095 degree days in a row. even at the beaches it will be warm. >> stay inside and watch television. >> the men's wimbledon final will be a david and goliath of sorts. it is the first time since 1938 a british man has made the finals. roger fetter is going for his seventh title. heat faces the defending champion in the semifinals today. he will also take the no. 1 ranking away from him, nothing like rubbing dirt, and will tie for number of weeks at number one. clucks now, i will have a chance at the title again all at once. is a big match for me. i hope i can keep my nerves. hopefully i can win the match. we will see about that. >> and all-star headed to kansas city in a few days and even he can show imperfection. he only lasted three innings in his last outing taken out of the game for heat exhaustion. it was the hottest day ever

in fact, in her most recent blog post she talked about the shooting in toronto.s, quote, my receipt shows my purchase was made at 6:20 p.m. after that purchase i said i felt funny, a feeling that was overwhelming enough to lead me to head outside in the rain to get fresh air. the gunshots rung out at 6:23. had i not gone outside i would have been in the midst of that gunfire. can you believe she survived one shooting only to be killed here in colorado? >> ye. i remember reading that blog. you know, it was one of those sort of, well, i'm glad you're okay. i'm glad you're okay. like how shocking. how -- just to be involved -- i mean, we have been in weird situations in our lives, but i have never been in front of anybody being shot. i mean, i have been to a firing range, but never in public. i have never witnessed it. it's one of those things. so surreal. but, yeah, to have that happen and then to be a victim just months later. it's just -- it leaves you in disbelief. you know, i have heard people talk this morning about this shooter. i don't know his name. i don't

some people were in rooms that didn't have tvs and were on the blog.ritical people were in another room and were tuned to more than, so they didn't see this. then there was the "chicago tribune" indication shop downstairs. so the way they coordinated between the lawyers and communication shop in the critical five or 51/2 minutes to make sure the president got the right information, that the white house react sudden a really incredibly impressive story. >> what about msnbc, pete williams, did get the story right. how were they so confident? >> they had a different strategy. your tape shows that cnn, fox, msnbc. but what pete williams did was say, i'm not going to try and get this in the first few seconds. he was not on the steps of the court. he was inside the press room, took the copy. and took the time to read it as he walked out. and then he heard on our conference call, me say that it had been invalidated. he figured it out from the opinion at the same time. so where fox and cnn went about it -- 10:07:50, that tape of pete williams on the air is at

on american trade blogs argue whether paraguayan should be isolated in the wake of last month's ousting of president fernando lugo aussie's punish language channel talks to the deposed leader in his fast major interview since being system. also the warning to the syrian rebels and regime that they face consequences if they don't stick to their peace plan as the un and boy urges the security council to get them to out here kofi annan also says president assad has discussed with him the forming of a transitional government. and rubber bullets fired at thousands of protesters marching across madrid who support coal miners angry at mounting cuts the government attempting to save sixty five billion euros in return for the e.u. backed by a loud. pop next nobel economics in the orator edward prescott explains why the banks are getting more and more irresponsible and this single currency his days are numbered. nobel economics laureate course there's the euro. america will have a joint collapse much bigger than in two thousand and eight mr prescott let's start with the euro was it dead in the wa