he had this suit to try to reveal the blogger's identity.ey will drop the suit about apparently they came to some sort of settlement there as he is ending this suit. they did identify the blogger who linked to the micron stake. this has been resolved privately, and it is unclear how me more details little get. interesting that it comes to a conclusion. >> we're going to find out, right? >> perhaps. i tried to find out this morning by dr. the head of seeking out and asked him who it might be. >> probably the same person who itcoin.d b >> we are in an interesting time in journalism because the bloggers are in the blogos phere, and there is a lot of information that is not out there with someone's name on it. >> anonymously you can move securities up and down can we make it caught down the road, but we never had a world where the market was no fragile that longonymous blogger and as as they stay anonymous -- >> insider trading is used to do this. i can they 1980's it was insider trading, and now short seller still do this. >> boomers. >> or eve

microsoft is under fire for snooping into a blogger's hotmail account.le investigating a former employee accused of stealing trade secrets, the company read the e-mails of a blogger that leaked the proprietary information to the public. microsoft is defending itself saying it didn't need a court order to access the blogger's account. with all this, shares of microsoft, here you go, stuart varney, hitting a record high after jeffreys raised its price target to $47 from 42. they've got a buy rating on that stock. the man in charge of the oregon state health care exchange plagued by delays and incop rabbit has -- incop rabbit has designed. a scathing state review of the site found blatant examples of management breakdowns, overoptimistic targets and poor i.t. work. oregon is the only exchange in the country that consumers can't use on their own. you have to call. and a mystery to tell you about in san jose, california. the city has given the green light to a massive two million square foot complex. only problem? no one knows the name of the technology compa

this new story about microsoft searching a bloggers' hotmail accounts. testifying that companies like google and yahoo! did know. even if they didn't know it was called "prism." i sat down with eric schmidt and asked him about the nsa. the state of google's relationship with the nsa ? >> what relationship? they didn't knock. they didn't call. they didn't send a letter. they just visited. >> do you believe him? >> i definitely believe he is telling the truth. whatever -- what i don't believe is the staff having an direction with intelligence agencies. he is not in those discussions so he does not have a clue about them. purity andthat with truth. >> you think google did know and didn' help? intot me break companies different groups. tele-communications companies, the parties that do business with the federal government knew they were subject to disclosure and they had to do it. bys is handled down low compliance people. it did not tend to get to the top because it wasn't a public issue. was not aware of that in the telecommunications part of the world. ru

>> in 2005 my co-founder elise and jory and i, we didn't expect to share a company but with the bloggershe social blog. we have 3,000 blogs and 3,000 social media. this is the new woman's web. you need to be there for consumers. >> you were saying in the commercial break there are literally hundreds of people on a waiting list to try to get on to blogher. >> thousands. >> thousands. who do you choose who is going to be on blogher? >> if you're a quality story teller, you do great photography, or you lead fun social media conversation there's an opportunity, if you're willing to uphold our quality guidelines you get paid to write. >> how much money you can realistically make given that we paid out $36 million 6,000 bloggers. the average earner on our network earns a couple hundred dollars a month. we find 50% of our community, since they're helping invest that back into the business 25% are buying groceries with it. >> we know that women are a huge economic force. 87% of decisions are made by women. what are some of the most popular blogs. >> you know probably the best known blogger on ou

names and photos and their contact information taken from their blog then used on another web this blogger has charming images of her projects and innocent pictures of herself. two weeks ago the married mother two of young kids woke up to find her perfectly pg picks were used in an x rated way. i was angry. >> some of the inappropriate images were her face and another person's body. her link to her facebook page were there, too. she started getting bombarded with messages from strange men. >> you're pretty. those pictures are interesting. i'd like to get to know you more. >> then, the second shock. she says she found she's a target of attempted cyber extortion and the site would only take the images down if she agreed to pay 400s sndz >> like i would pay someone $400. i'm one of many women that are extorted on this site every day. >> experts say what happened to her could happen to anyone. and events like this are more common than ever. >> if you find your photos have been misused you can report it. there is >> that web site is registered in another country. so san francisco supervisors be

why allow your bloggers to do that? >> it is part of our philosophy.pen environment and flexible environment to how people to comfortable posting what they need to. we have a very rigorous background check. was you would understand why david einhorn would be upset to read actually want to know who this person is. will you be held accountable? , we haveeinhorn tremendous respect for him. >> we will leave it there. thank you for coming in. toing up, we will continue focus on these markets as we get closer and closer to the opening bell. future slightly higher, i will be back with you right after this. ♪ general motors could be in some big trouble. more on the story. this just keeps getting worse for them. >> another plot twist in the gm case. in addition to their handling of the emissions which chair letter -- ignition switch failure, they are investigating on whether not -- committed fraud by failures whene they filed for record the. they filed for bankruptcy in 2009 was the question is whether gm knowingly failed to tell the government this is importan

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there are a number of bloggers, including a colleague of mine from the atlantic previously. >> one lasting at this town from hollywood, from los angeles, where you live, what is different now from when you first got involved writing about it? >> well, this is all very clichÉ. it is nastier and more ritualized. thinking about the policy side of things, when i first got involved in policy, thinking about it, in the late 1970's, it was where people were really trying to find solutions and think about policy in new ways, and it was sort of good ideas, and this has become much more a red team and blue team than it once was. there are reasons for that, and i do not know that they are reversible, but it makes it less interest in. >> this book is called "the power of glamour." you have just started on your road trip with this. what is next? another book? >> not yet. i will continue to do this and write for the bloomberg view and other outlets. >> virginia postrel has been our guest, and this is the book, "the power of glamour: longing and the art of visual persuasion." and there is politics. th

we also gave you a number of awards from the top 10 conservatives under 40, blogger of the year, ando senator rand paul. the best part is you. energized to am see young people who come here and travel for many parts of the country. they travel from across the world to get here. i'm happy to report that 50% of this year's audience is students. [applause] and i thank all of you for everything you did to get here. all of the bright, young, motivated young evil -- people who have grown into talented entrepreneurs and after this is me hope. i see the present and future in our audience. i could not be more optimistic be early mornings and late nights. there is not another event like this. we hope you will leave here energized and ready to write the message of what conservatives values do for our country and ourselves. when you go home, i hope you will follow some of our activities. follow us on social media. has many programs. they include congressional and state legislature programs. our youth foundation head, carly karina, has new plans to educate our friends. we cannot produce this even

. >> it's the bloggers and chris christie eatinggthe cheetos. >> you know, i've learned something heremorning joe family may fight and bicker and (bleep) like nobody's business one of our powerful friends wer puul together to attack anyone who questions them because that's what morning news shows do. daddy, mommy, make up my bed, i'm coming hhme! [laughter] >> jon: thank you, sam. [ laughter ] samantha bee, everyone. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight. he has a new one out. you can currently be seen in the grand biewd pest hotel but the new film is the up coming "dom hemingway." >> threaten someone or rob them or pistol whip them or scare them. but no, no hunting. >> is this a pezants? nl i'm a peasant at heart a petty serrf with nice hair and a strong liver. i'll eat what you want mrs. rabbit. rabbit say pet i don't eat pets. >> jon: it's a good rule to live by. please welcome baak to the program jude law. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >>>jon: welcome. >> thanks. >> jon: how are you? >> very well. -ú>>

. >> it's the bloggers and chris christie eatinggthe cheetos. >> you know, i've learned something hereure, my morning joe family may fight and bicker and (bleep) like nobody's business one of our powerful friends wer puul together to attack anyone who questions them because that's what morning news shows do. daddy, mommy, make up my bed, i'm coming hhme! [laughter] >> jon: thank you, sam. [ laughter ] samantha bee, everyone. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie. get the sensation. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance

if you look at pink slime as example, you had a blogger in texas who completely changed the way that and mcdonald's were thinking about their meat. so that's very powerful for consumers, and companies are saying okay. we need to have more traceability. we have to answer questions. there -- you have a whole public arena where you are taking your decision, and also because food has been very slow and intentionive to do innovation, that is changing. the internet is allows things to happen much faster. and from the agricultural perspective, farmers will have more information. small and medium-sized farms don't have as much technology. so as the technology becomes less expensive, you have more mobile adoption on farms, once the early part of the supply chain is digitized and the farmers are making more money, the whole rest of the supply chain will change. >> i'm going to pause you there. josh does tech have the ability to disrupt the industry as we currently know it? >> in some ways, but we work with presently seven of the largest food manufacturers on the planet, and when we go to them

for democracy and cooperation, an assistant professor of political signs at baylor university, a blogger of moscow who just came back at the end of last year, and the vice president of the ukrainian association of north carolina. his organization is proukraine. welcome to all of you. olli, you have friends and family in ukraine. i know you get reports that never make it into the media, what are they telling you that they are seeing and hearing on the ground? >> that is correct i have extended family in ukraine, and many residents of north carolina have family in ukraine, and the last few days everybody's extremely concerned, worried that the possibility of a civil war, and they are preparing to defend the country and fight. >> tim, talk a little bit about -- i know you have a lot of friends there, and it's not unusual for someone to be born in russia, even raised in russia and then move to ukraine. about 60% of the population in crimea is russian. what is the push and pull there? there has to be an internal struggle and struggle of allegiance, yes? >> what i can say is that i have a lot

. >>> if you're a believer in the saying never trust a skinny chef, fashion model and food bloggers willeyebrow. tonight we'll take you inside a surprisingly wildly new popular phenomenon, models going public with their diet secrets. >> reporter: it's one of the fashion industry's enduring questions. what do super models eat to stay so impossibly slim. now some of the hottest names are sharing their secrets. blogs like models like to eat are dedicated to super model food porn, a trend taking social media by storm. top models are dishing all, sharing their food cravings and concoctions with millions of followers. why are we seeing supermodels feeling the need to tell us about what they're eating these days? >> sharing what you eat and what you're eating on instagram is natural. it just so happens the general public is way more interested in what the super models eat. >> dinners on instra gram to the whole food cookies. they walk the walk. now some of them are talking the talk about even healthy. >> should we be taking nutrition advice in a super model size 0? >> the truth is models out th

. >> good evening, hello, my name is michael and i am a gay advocate and blogger. and i am here to talk about two things. and they both relate to the recent indictment of some police officers, and in october, of 2012, in this building, i mistakingly took a picture of a supervisor in a bathroom, within days, i had two sheriff's investigations on this case. the sheriff had one of the investigators coming to my house and i got e-mails showing that there was a big effort made by the sheriff to investigate the taking of a picture in a bathroom. within a month's time i was arrested. i had $25 bail set on my head for taking a picture. there is all range through so fast, the investigation, the indictment and, then the prosecution, okay? took eight months to resolve. why does this case, move so quickly through the justice system and yet these rogue cops or alleged rogue cops are allowed to carry out a campaign against the residents in sros and it takes years to bring them to a count and finally indict them. there is something wrong here when all of the resources that can co

we actually represent 40 of the largest wedding bloggers, we manage all their advertising and display we represent the largest audience of brides online right now with 2.6 million unique visitors. we are monetizing on the display side. we also had over 2,000 brands on our platform, 250,000 products that are all for a cost per click. as we drive traffic to the site and connect brides with the brands and products they want to purchase, the retailers willç then pay a cost per click. >> when do you think you will be profitable? >> halfway through this year. >> in a crowded space, a lot of people working online, we know how important this young millenial blog is. what are you doing to make sure they spend time on your site and less time on other sites? >> we want to drive traffic off site because that shows they have had a successful visit. we are trusted by our brides to help them search and discover the best products, the best ideas and we actually monetize when we take them off site. we don't mind if they spend time off site but they do come back to us for search because they are havin

remember this coverage that is new to blogger you are always going to miss being on the old and i guess i just didn't realize how much they miss being on the field of reporting on site because i was heavily involved with that or it's a bull snake belive morning stay open through the years but the best wasn't really that opportunity grant me to be back on the field and it's just spent saturday and it's depressing at the same time high. just amazing. in one word. we are in law center the passionate media coverage continues. coverage of a korean company that is changing a light. it too long one on one discussion with an expert on issues that affect the korean peninsula the short to do it again next week. it's been. the he did it. with that. i am the eye the winner. in. the win the food. he is. we do. it is did. the when i do i. i did he knew. i am. in womb. you do. we were in. the mm the we are. the years. cz the opal he would like it from the us. this comp in buttermilk received. caught this little missy was formed in late today to warn us it is out of me pink to push it in my unit. my du

. >> reporter: larry is a curt blogger too and he says they are constantly looking for ways to steal valuable information like bank robbers from back if the day. >> one might hope that the dmv would have good security, but apparently, there may have been some kind of a problem with it. >> reporter: the information may include credit card numbers with expiration dates and the security codes printed on the back. for online transactions between august 2 of last year to january 31 of this year. >> there is no perfect security anymore than you couldn't guarantee a house wouldn't be broken into. there will always be bad guys with better technology and security experts improving their gap as well. it's a cat and mouse game. >> reporter: the risk seem to be centered on the dmv so far. experts say if you think you may be at risk, continue to check your bank statement. >>> we had a couple of big security breached. just yesterday, the san francisco health department said records from thousands of patients were stolen. names, birth dates, and social security numbers. and ucsf had a breach in jan

. >> reporter: salt lake city blogger melissa esplin has more than 3,000 photos online.f her calligraphy and craft projects and many innocent pictures of herself. two weeks ago the married mother of two young kids woke up to find that her perfectly pg pics were being useed in a very x-rated way. >> it infuriated me and sort of sent me into a panic. i was angry that people would think that that person was me. >> reporter: some of the totally innocent photos from her blog had been taken and posted on a porn site next to very graphic images of what melissa says is someone else's body. along with a list of sex acts she supposedly enjoys. that's not all, her name and the city she lives in and link to her facebook page were there, too. she started getting bombarded with messages from strange men. >> you're pretty, those pictures were really interesting, i would like to get to know you more and some got considerably more graphic. >> reporter: then the second shock. esplin says when she went to the website to demand the pictures be removed, she was led to another site with a str

. >> it's the bloggers and chris christie eatinggthe cheetos. >> you know, i've learned something heremorning joe family may fight and bicker and (bleep) like nobody's business one of our powerful friends wer puul together to attack anyone who questions them because that's what morning news shows do. daddy, mommy, make up my bed, i'm coming hhme! [laughter] >> jon: thank you, sam. [ laughter ] samantha bee, everyone. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] america is talking about our best pizza yet, the all-new hand tossed. well we hear you america and to return the love we're bringing back our 10 any pizza deal. for a limited timeet, that's any pizza,tossed. any crust, any toppings even specialties for 10 bucks! pizza hut. make it great. brewed for more this ispirited nights.tune. it's undistilled, yet it has a smooth clean finish. you might choose a regular beer, but then you might get a regular night. miller fortune. your fortune awaits. to dinner.t impossible to get them to sit down that's why we have... kfc dip'ems! yum kfc extra crispy tenders. these are delicious. yum when y

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while years are taking a closer look to see if all this is legal lawyersu -- bloggers -- are taking a closer look and see if all this is legal. >> tomorrow is international women's day. today there's a controversy of film about women that has come out in india. >> they talk about how today is being day. -- they talk about it coming out today. you get a good sense of what the movie is about. it is a film based on the real with aory of a woman in 2006, kinded of a vigilante group she set up with friends. s andwould wear pink sari protect women who could not protect themselves from violence and abuse. because of this, she became somewhat of a national celebrity. now comes this movie. what is interesting is she did not want the movie to come out. she says the movie wrongly portrayed her and damaged her reputation, so she brought the movie to court. the high court ruled the movie can come out, but there has to be clear disclaimer it has nothing to do with her. it seems the cap is already out of the bag. i hope the movie will come out in france someday. sports. time for we start with result

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kishana, a fashion blogger who doesn't believe in immigration, joins activist lizmarie, the daughterl immigrants. >> people didn't come here because we think this country pretty, people come here out of necessity... >> we didn't tell you to come here... >> they re-live the fatal quest of claudette, who died at just 21 years old. >> claudette's decision was heartbreaking... she was a young beautiful girl. >> how will they face the challenges? >> these are my people, this could be my family right now... >> experience illegal immigration up close... and personal... >> the only way to find out... is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this takes guts... >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's che

i'm a blogger, and i'm in "the stream" . >> welcome back. we're discussing the impact of americans growing use of the internet and how to make the ever increasing demand. check this out. a group in new york is hoping to launch many satellites into space that would send free wi-fi back down to earth. candace, if that doesn't happen or happen in the near future what steps could be taken to make sure that consumers are getting fair access? >> i think the only way that we can insure that everyone is getting fair access is to push the fcc to do the thing that we've been talking about, which is reclassifying broadband. that's the only way we're going to get real net neutrality protection, and the only thing that will prevent comcast and slowing down website. >> the truth, net neutrality is a regulatory agenda intended to favor google and other corporations. how about a co-op internet action. let communities pitch in, we have co-op plea trical services. robust net neutrality good lines. overcoming the digital divide. the question is political will.

the mayor said journalist blogger and increasingly key rice's articles on facebook because he gets more direct responses center and has had the new president and the foreign minister uses facebook. he's glad that things are slowly changing. they then spent the day. but that knowledge creates a consensus for five months it's been much easier to access the internet opening this site are used to be a complicated procedure and should be. he's twenty nine and lives with his mother and western tehran like many people who haven't get married. he remains at home in the family fold. it's also cheaper. that's important because ever since international sanctions really too cold about two years ago. the cost of living has risen dramatically the shopping is anything but a plunger. prices for brand has tripled. that also goes for fruit and vegetables it's from abroad cost five times as much as they used to if they're available at all the country is virtually bankrupt. only the cost of fuel and gas didn't help. it just ticks celebrated the general rise in prices many people had hoped things would beco

and run against a candidate that had an infinite amount of money and organize online and talk to bloggersand raise money in a beach centralized way -- decentralized way like the obama beat hillary clinton. they have it figured out better than we do. they have gone through this transition where hillary clinton was the chosen one and 2008 and had all of the democratic people saying hillary is the guy. everybody except barack obama, right? that was a joke by the way. except barack obama, right? he was raising money online. a growingping into progressive movement that has by today taken over the democratic party. told that are republicans cannot win unless they compromise on principles. i did not think that is true. there's a huge opportunity here, but i can tell you from my perspective and i think i speak for a lot of activists that are struggling to protect our country to save what is precious about america is they are not falling for the gop line anymore. they are looking for authenticity. they are not to look for a one a long-termbut commitment. based on a set of values and the do not cha

kishana, a fashion blogger who doesn't believe in immigration, joins activist lizmarie, the daughter of legal immigrants. >> people didn't come here because we think this country pretty, people come here out of necessity... >> we didn't tell you to come here... >> they re-live the fatal quest of claudette, who died at just 21 years old. >> claudette's decision was heartbreaking... she was a young beautiful girl. >> how will they face the challenges? >> these are my people, this could be my family right now... >> experience illegal immigration up close... and personal... >> the only way to find out... is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this takes guts... al jazeera america. we open up your world. >> here on america tonight, an opportunity for all of america to be heard. >> our shows explore the issues that shape our lives. >> new questions are raised about the american intervention. >> from unexpected viewpoints to live changing innovations, dollars and cents to powerful storytelling. >> we are at a tipping point in america's history! >> al jazeera

. >>> brian krebs, the blogger who exposed the breech at target, is headed to hollywood.t's going to turn his life into a cyber thriller. what an exciting thing for a journalist. >> leave it to hollywood. >>> some stories making news this morning, oscar pistorius's murder trial seems to be taking a financial toll on the athlete. he's selling the house where he killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. the unexpected length of the trial is causing him to expose of his asset. >>> duke energy, listen to this, dumped 61 million gallons of contaminated coal ash into the cape fear river. this is the eighth time that the company has been cited for environmental violations. >>> the world's oldest profession is causing quite a stir for honolulu lawmakers and police. a law that allows undercover police officers to have sex with prostitutes is now under review by a senate committee. honolulu police say they need the legal protection while on a case, but critics say not so fast. the law further victimizing sex workers. >>> they have said no to pot brownies, space cakes and other weed-l

typically don't ask about fees when making investment decisions, according to financial planner and blogger roger wohlner. "not too much but i've been getting more and more lately as the topic was on the retirement gamble on pbs and other thigns out there. i've been getting more and more." information on expenses is in the fine print of the mutual fund prospectus but brokers do not need to disclose how much they earn from selling a particular fund. it is on investors, then, to ask more questions of their advisor on mutual fund fees and performance. " only 10% of mutual funds outperform the s&p 2 years in a row. so there's really no compelling reason to put your client into mutual funds" still, mutual funds do have proponents and maybe a place in your portfolio. the idea that expensive mutual funds hurt a client is underscored by a recent morningstar study, which revealed that expense ratios is the single biggest predictor of overall success. the lower the expense to the investor, they higher the return in their portfolio. morgan stanley is betting on merger and acquisition madness. the inve

kishana, a fashion blogger who doesn't believe in immigration, joins activist lizmarie, the daughter of legal immigrants. >> people didn't come here because we think this country pretty, people come here out of necessity... >> we didn't tell you to come here... >> they re-live the fatal quest of claudette, who died at just 21 years old. >> claudette's decision was heartbreaking... she was a young beautiful girl. >> how will they face the challenges? >> these are my people, this could be my family right now... >> experience illegal immigration up close... and personal... >> the only way to find out... is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this takes guts... >> welcome back, we're talking about whether in america's rush to legalize recreational marijuana, important steps are being be skipped in controlling the drug and addiction and the community has a lot to say about it: >> dan, what is smart policy, from a health perspective right now, moving forward. >> exactly the opposite of what we have done in colorado. we have opened up the retail market and t

the ukrainian government said the reacting to that movement tensions have been massing on things blogger for quite a few days now but wait why is the ukrainian government is that this number as they say has been rising very fast at the official yesterday said that about eighty eight thousand russian troops are right now on ukraine's border in the one eyed peas northeastern border which is just a couple of time to kill on meters away from cf ally the united states and the west estimates that that number right now is anywhere between twenty five and thirty five thousand troops and number that again just a few days ago. i'm sad that it was about twenty thousand the number that all said they also say that it's enough to come down to an invasion. in ukraine they were not just talking about soldiers at a state that's not right in the border that tax is actually fired and an omelette and as you can understand all things has caused great concern here in asia not ukraine are both among the people and the government admits to say that they will fight back. it won't affect ukraine's territory at th