cuba's best-non-blogger was placed under house arrest.er husband, the leader of an opposition group was detained with a dozen other people. on her website, sanchez reports of the arrest of an artist who was organizing tuesday's banned open mic event. dozens of activists are seen waiting for her at revolution squas come two -- two weeks states planned to normalize relations with cuba. the state department said -- >> we strongly condemn the use of arbitrary detention to silence critics, disrupt peaceful assembly, and intimidate citizens. >> washington adds it will continue to speak out about human rights as it restores ties with cuba. the process will begin in january, when the u.s. will send a delegation to havana for the first official visit in almost 50 years -- 60 years. >> parts of the world have already stepped into 2015. let's take a look at some of the early new year celebrations. starting with dubai the most recent. there you go. that is at one of the tallest towers in the world. then we can look at hong kong, which arguably had on

. >> richard bradley, the blogger i mentioned that used to work at george magazine. one of the things he says is the reason why he got duped by steven glass is that the story line started to fit his own biases. and in this case, at what point does the narrative that the media wants to report on overtake their sensibilities and causes people to lose further trust in media. >> i think this woman who wrote this story, she went in there looking for this narrative. i think she shopped around to a few ivy league universities. she latched on it. ignored her source, her source at one time didn't even want to be put in the article, she still bu pushed for it. the woman is a left wing ideal log, she e's not credible. so say this targets the reputation of rolling stone. rolling stone put the boston bomber on the cover. rolling stone hosed mcchrystal on an off the record conversation. >> the "new york post," the conservatives -- >> it's confirmation bias, she went in looking for a story, she found the story and she decided not to fact check it. she wanted to know that sexual ass

coming up, tunisian web users call for the release of a blogger. and a death defying flight. a tunisian blogger was arrested by authorities at tunis airport on to serve six after being sentenced in absentia to three years in prison for defaming army officers. largely due to his involvement in the january 20 revolution. he has remained extremely active online ever since. online campaigning for his release is now well under way. supporters have taken to twitter, voicing outrage and challenging the tunisian army for bring the charges against him. many say people should have the right to criticize the country's security forces regardless of their beliefs and that this case undermines freedom of speech. other web users are slamming the fact case was brought before a military court and not a civilian one. although not everyone shares his beliefs, they feel he was treated badly. the story follows another highly controversial arrest that has also set up lively commentary and social media. so makers placed in detention of december 19 and is awaiting trial for disrespecting a public of

these women never -- i am talking about the bloggers. they have run out of things to complain about and they are making things up now. >> damn these bloggers. the problem is there is a sensible point that tom has caked over with craziness. what he is talking about, i think, or trying to say is that there are things you should get angry about. but bloggers modern journalists are frightened to confront certain issues. they shift their anger or interest on to things that are silly like this. >> this wasn't the "new york times" or "60 minutes." jay i got you. >> i did see they put together a slogan to cut down on this terrible practice. it is courtesey is contagious. i didn't think it was the best because of my mass transit experience. >> on the subway there are a lot of contagious things. andy, please defend your heros like tom shillue. >> first i would like to disassociate myself from the masogany coming from mr. shillue over there. >> in his mind it was tough love. >> they are learning from me. >> you were explaining to them about man spr

this plus-size blogger asked beauty editors to make hour beautiful.ay emergency. >> get clippings from the tree and put it into a vase like this. >>> and it's our holiday shop like a shark tweecompetition as say -- >> good morning, america. >>> robin, fans out there in times square. and damymond john from "shark tank." and there he is with two previous winners, they are going to face off in a holiday "shark tank your life." and come up with gifts to help people in your life do better at work. >> people going back in the workforce and that. and i'll have what he is having. he brings it every time that he is here. and it's friday. and that mens, yes, we have a d.j. with us. not just any old d.j., this is d. jchlj d.j.ruckus. spinning us into the weekends. going old school. >> he here we go. >>> beyoncÉ is crazy in love with the selfie stick. you saw us earlier. it made an appearance in her latest video. and why time is calling it one of the best inventions of the year and so many people are giving it as a gift this holiday season. i wish i had thought o

. >> the law makes no distinction between a blogger, a person with a computer, someone who sends out tweet, the new york times, or bloomberg. they are all protected by the first amendment will stop >> that is a recent understanding from the supreme court. >> that is correct. one of the problems as a traditional journalist is you have this pressure that if i don't publish it, someone else will and they will get the scoop. it is a difficult moral, ethical and legal choice for a journalist to decide what they need to do in this case. >> i won't beg to differ, but aaron sorkin will. he has some interesting comments. ,e says if you close your eyes you can imagine a hacker sitting in a room combing through the documents to find the ones that will draw the most let. and in the next room are american journalists doing the same thing. as demented and criminal as it is, at least hackers are doing it for a cause. the press are doing it for a nickel. what do you say? >> when you ask yourself the question what is newsworthy, when you get a scoop rum somebody, you do that. what is it that is newsw

of the goldtz business group, where he runs and owns five different businesses and a lead business bloggeror "new york times" founder and ceo of cheeseburger a network of websites dedicated to delivering funny content to about 20 monthly unique visitors. so great to see both of you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> two serial entrepreneurs. we should get a lot of good stuff from you guys. let's dive right into the first question and it is about the possible perils of being inventive. >> how do you know when you're too innovative? when you're stretching beyond what your customers can really handle. you see they have a problem that you can solve and the innovation is not quite within their reach of understanding. >> ben, you are in a world where innovation is a buzz word and everybody is trying to be innovative but is there a time when you're being too innovative? >> yeah, there's absolutely a time this happens and many businesses fall in this trip. instead of actually doing business. business is actually about doing something, generating revenue, giving people what they want and need in ord

a conservative blogger posted the full name and photos of the alleged victim on twitter.here was an outcry against him, users tweeting at twitter to remove the blogger from the service. so what should services like twitter and other social media outlets do to protect their users against doxing? with us is a user who docs this -- doxed this user is still tweeting today? what is the responsibility? >> i think any social media outlet, if it's being used to intimidate or harass an individual through doxing, they should immediately cease that user's account, whoever is using this doxing technique through their social media platform. >> twitter's response is that they do have certain policies in abusive users, they do block certain users. it can be come in more extreme situations, -- an executive said he had a user wishing death upon his family. and twitter wouldn't remove that user from the service. >> someone who is making a threat, especially a violent threat, that's clearly going to violate most state laws. in the case of doxing, where you have a release of personal informa

joining us is brian kelly, and airline blogger known as the points guy. >> where is the champagne. >> that is the question. >> number 10, chinese stocks ending the year on a high note as you mentioned, the shanghai composite index up 52% in 2014, the best annual performance by a major stock market this year. we had michael holland on yesterday, who has been really prescient on the chinese markets, and he had said it is a by it has gone down, but it is cheap and it is a butyy. >> we are still looking at retail investors. you do not have institutional investors in china just yet, so we are seeing just a piece of what it could be. >> just a small piece. >> his argument was for valuations. you are paying just nine times earnings for chinese stocks which he considers to be a bargain given the fact that while china might feel it is in a recession, it is still 6% plus in theory. >> the caveat there is he believes china's leadership can bring it in for a soft landing, so if you are a soft landing guy, valuations look good. >> number 9 -- member this, the korean a

-- anticorruption blogger has become a force. nazanin moshiri, al jazeera. >> they l regard the whole trial as just another move by the kremlin to stifle accident in russia at this very sensitive time. navalny is a credible figure amongst opposition parties amongst opposition supporters and they will see the -- there will be no doubt delighted that he won't be serving the den year sentence that the state prosecutors will be looking for but they will be most unhappy most unhappy to have him removed from the political scene for three and a half years and that is effectively what will happen if he's serving out this suspended sentence under what would amount to be prohibition. so unhappiness there. there is a rally scheduled in the next several hours. i understand police have arrived at the time kremlin where it's due to take place and putting up barriers. it is called an unauthorized rally which means the people taking part in it are liable to arrest. they were talking about in the space of a very short period of time they have man

eric eric zone one of the most prominent conservative bloggers says how do you show up at a david dukeagain, there are no videos or pictures that have surfaced from the white supremist event. wo we've reached out to his office topd today but have yet to hear back. duke also called skalise a fine family family man and a good 3er7b. the question as this story congresswoman develops are his fellow republicans prepared to accept this explanation and to standby him. hold that thought because we'll be right back. blaeng blank e blank blank black mplts . >>> we've got a really strong team. it shows. our conference wants to move forward even stronger so that we can do an everyone better job of addressing those problems facing the country. >> that was republican congressman steve s e skalise of la lae back in june when he was elevated to the republican kons frens. he was made after eric canter lost his seet in a shocking primary upset. today, just six months after that congressman skalise finds himself embroiled in controversy because of a speech he gave in 2002 when he was a state legislator.

he reports that the university of florida -- what else do blogger do's?niversity of florida will talk to chip kelly. i will say this. not a chance chip kelly leave the eagles this year for florida. and seattle is coming on sunday. all right. the eagles have many areas of of the team playing well going into seattle game. one area is the running of lesean mccoy. rushed for 289 yards in one week. 130 against tennessee. 159 against dallas it's obvious that one thing has changed and that's the line. >> i just think there's continue knew what the the same guys are playing next to the same guys and communication has been better. so as a group they've gotten a chance to line up next to the same guy for a couple of weeks. all right. there was a moment in the he guess dallas game in the fourth quarter on thursday when mark sanchez got into it with riley cooper. but it was not all cooper's fall a time out had to be coldboot at least a couple of the players now according to the coach were lined up up correctly much it's easy for fans they like to blame cooper but chi

it got started by a blogger, a blogger who said i smell a rat, i don't believe some of the details.robe further. >> and that's a perfect example of the world of new media in which we live. this guy, richard bradley, former editor of george magazine, the old jfk jr. magazine, he'd already been burned by a serial fabricator named steven glass. and on this little known blog he wrote not based on any investigative reporting but his own analysis that it didn't smell right, there were holes in the story. and that i think spurred other organizations, "the washington post," people like me, to take a second look at just what rolling stone had reported. >> that's right. and to slate's credit because that is left, obviously, far left website. and this would be sort of the typical case where they would say we want to believe the woman, the woman must be right. but they did some digging and they interviewed the author of the piece and unearthed some of the problems that the author was guilty of in writing the piece. what do you think of what i said with rich, which is as somebody who was reporti

, a single blogger, to raise questions about it that got some other organizations like slate, like the "washington post" to take a more careful look. but i don't think -- i think maybe there was some people who thought well, this is not just a dramatic story and the university of virginia certainly reacted dramatically, that became part of the news, but a story about sexual assault that maybe some people felt this would help the cause, raise the awareness and so forth. one regret i have here is that if this turns out to be even partially bogus that, it could underline claims by other women that have been sexually assaulted that there could be an extra residue of mistrust. >> you're right. it is serious allegation not to be taken lightly on either side of that coin, if you will. again, thanks for clarifying at the top of the story that rolling stone has not retracted the story. it has at this point, given an apology. and thanks for that. thank you very much. and coming up a little later in this program, we're going to take a look at the potential legal fallout for rolling stone followin

. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a blogger and a successful venture capitalist and a member of the technoratithank you for coming on our show. let's start with the interview cyber security, economic espionage. what do make of what just happened and what do american companies have to do to keep it from happening again? >> the have to harden their systems. it is business as usual. this is what everybody is going to be doing to everybody going forward and you have to be prepared for it and you have to harden your system so it is hard to do it to you. >> are your systems hardened at this point? >> very hard and. >> this movie streamed at $15 million online. $18 million. >> you have it online and in theaters. but we see this more absent a north korean hack attack? >> theater owners do not want it to happen. they want movies to premiere in theaters and they do not want them to the available -- be available online. you could make a lot of money putting a movie out online and in the theaters and we will see more of it happening. >> you watched "the interview" last week. >> i rented it for six dollars

charles: i don't know what you're doing reading those white house bloggers. let's open up another page from payne's investment playbook. we continue to celebrate oil. we have the big oil down. then there's big business. they have been really celebrating. a rebound in their business. it's reflected in the stock market. the heart and soul of the us economic engine, small businesses. they continue to spurt. sputter. look at the carnage when they were asked about their businesses what they're worth five years ago versus right now. 63% said their business worth much more five years ago. 20% said their businesses were worth more. how did they endure this period? many of these businesses had to reach down deep and make enormous sacrifices. 63% cut their salaries. 48% have cut purchases. 27% have sold properties or assets. i know as a small business owner i've done all these things. despite it all, the majority of these small businesses see better times ahead for 2015. 45% say it will be good. only 1% say 2015 will be a bad year. brings us to our next real, real deal

he was an anonymous blogger. wow! folks, that is a damning list. and it doesn't even mention the troubling rumors that wildstein is a known associate of scandal-plagued governor chris christie. (laughter and applause) but, folks, all of that -- (cheers and applause) all of this -- all of this just pales when compared to the darkest revelation that wildstein was publicly accused by his high school social studies teacher of deceptive behavior! (audience reacts) oh, yeah. folks, i shudder to think what that could mean. did he improperly footnote a term paper? did he forge his mom's signature for a field trip to colonial williamsberg? did he cover his cross with a notebook while giving oral reports or, upon hearing the words "oral reports"? and, again, again, folks, these accusations are coming from the highest level: a social studies teacher! now, unfortunately, david wildstein's social studies teacher was unavailable for comment because he is deceased. (audience reacts) was it...murder? (laughter and applause) the no, it was natural causes. (laughter

wait until you see what happens when one blogger challenged editors all around beautiful. >> and latere proposal to end all proposals. you won't believe how a former philly radio dj tricked his now fiancÉe to take a trip across the globe to get engaged. >> meteorologist melissa magee is back with that full accuweather forecast as "action news" at 4:00 continues. hi melissa. >> hey, guys. >> on a friday. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> investigators now say a woman in upstate new york who claimed a five-year-old boy had been abducted is the person who killed him. police outside albany say the 19-year-old woman lied when she told them the boy was taken yesterday. they activated an amber alert after a 19-year-old said two men in masks took that child. overnight they found the body of young kenneth white and determined the woman made the whole thing up. police say the woman strangled that child before throwing his body in a culvert. she's now facing second degree murder charges. the woman's parents were the legal guardian of that boy. >> the united states formally blamed north korea today for

plus, defining beauty, we'll tell you how one beauty blogger who is plus sized asked 21 editors around asking them to make her beautiful, we'll show you the surprising results. and it's being called the proposal to end all proposals, you won't believe how a former philly radio d.j. tricked her girlfriend to take a trip across the globe to get engaged. take us on the go on our free 6 abc news app, and watch us live on your smart phone or tablet. >> see you then thank you. do you guys do instant hey, i losreplacement?ard. (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> well, one of the hottest items to give or get for a gift this year is the so-called selfie stick, it makes it easier than ever to snap a photo of yourself. the maker saw sales increase 300%, they call it one of the best inventions of 2014, they range in price from $15 to $25. >> what do you

a michigan blogger said jim harbaugh toll the university he didn't want to be the highest paid coachin football but was worried about the pay for his assistants. >>> thank you matt. stanford is playing tonight at levi stadium and the new home of the san francisco 49ers where we are joined with a look at reaction from fans over the sudden changes. >>> it is hard to believe a couple of days ago, jim harbaugh was here inside levee stall -- levi stadium. it changed fast. the organization and harbaugh are wasting no time moving forward. he now is the coach of the university of michigan and now the 49ers are searching for their new head coach. many fans knew it was coming. some say they are thankful for the success he had with the team over the past few years including taking the 49ers to the super bowl. some say they will still clear for him at michigan. before the 49ers harbaugh coached at stanford where he had a last success. as you mentioned tonight stanford played maryland at levi stadium for the foster farms bowl. we found some maryland fans a school new to the big ten and they say h

. >> style blogger alyssa says she's made $300 in just one month, just from clearing out items she no longer wanted. what got you doing this? >> i am constant it will on instagram, like i said, and i noticed people doing this. i thought, maybe i'm building up enough of a following here where i can do the same? and i thought, hey, let me give this a try and just in the first round i had some great sales, so, it's good. >> reporter: and women all across the country are cashing in. >> my name is bethany, i'm an instagram seller. i have 5,183 followers. >> reporter: bethany, from dallas, tells us her insta selling startled as a hobby in college. >> here's where the magic happens. >> reporter: now, she's turned it into a full-time business. >> this jacket. i think i bought it for maybe $5 and then i had it for sale for $30, $35. >> reporter: she buys items from shi thrift stores and resells them. >> this is one of my favorite places in dallas to shop. these are going home with me. >> reporter: how much are they? >> these are 20. >> reporter: so you'll sell them for -- >> maybe 75? i need t

danielle herzog-- freelance writer and blogger of martinis and minivans.rom the twin cities. and taryn vanderford-- news anchor, reporter, and moms everyday host in lincoln, nebraska. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to moms everyday where we're making mom's life easier. all though it's a wonderful time of year, it can also get very stressful. that's why we're helping you survive the holidays. i don't know about you ladies, but it is my favorite time of the year. >> i love it too.

and then we have yolani sÁnchez known as a cuban blogger very critical of the cuban government from havana she points out, no reaction from fidel castro, and her other statement was it feels like fidel that raul castro speech felt like the bitter taste of surrender. interesting perspective there. >> very interesting, indeed. on behalf o of antonio mora, michael shure and our entire staff, we will the latest news at 4:00 eastern. thanks for watching. they're own government >> egypt mismanaged it's gas industry >> taking the country to the brink of economic ruin >> this is because of a corrupt deal to an assigned to basically support two dodgy businessmen an israeli one, and an egyptian one... >> al jazeera exposes those who made a fortune betraying an entire nation >> you don't feel you owe an explanation to the egyptian people? >> no...no.. >> al jazeera investigates egypt's lost power on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al

bloggers posted, defending their fellow citizen.y say it is unfair to jail someone on the basis of what they have written, saying that this is a thought crime and an instance of bias against muslims in india. a sentiment that has annoyed some indians. they have also praised legal authorities, saying that hate speech is a crime that should be severely punished. some found it surprised -- surprising they could defend freedom of expression for someone supporting a fundamentalist movement when they have no respect for basic human rights. every year, an estimated 225 million women worldwide have an unmet need for modern contraception. this is just one alarming statistic in this info graphic put together by theguttmacher institute. access to contraception would prevent unwanted pregnancies and maternal deaths. this type of tragedy could be avoided. he took to his facebook page two confirm his retirement from football. people have been paying tribute to the european cup champion and his brilliant career for the french national team. he pla

. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a blogger and successful venture capitalist, a member of the technorati, mediocre rummy player and a new york knicks fan. fred wilson, thank you for coming on our show. if our to talk about technology trends that intersect with public policy let's start with the one on everyone's mind the interview, cyber security, economic espionage. what do you make of what just happened, and what do american companies have to do to keep it from happening again? >> they have to harden their systems. sony was a porous rock they could get into no problem. they have to harden their systems. this is what everybody is going to be doing to everybody going forward. we just have to be prepared for it. and you have to harden your systems so it is hard to do it to you. >> are your systems sufficiently hardened at this point? >> very hardened. >> are we getting a glimpse of the future? the movie stream $15 million. >> i heard $18 million. >> and you have it in theaters at the same time. are we going to see more of this? >> the reason it has not happened today is theater owners do n

blogger will you be kicked off because you are sick and blogger will be charged -- and no longer will you be dropped if you're healthy. >> we have community-based intervention, which i think are really important. if you look at the health of the committee, it is often times driven much more by what we do in our community as opposed to political intervention. what does the bill do to make a difference in those areas? >> the bill is trying to make a difference in those areas. it puts a lot of money and resources into community health centers to try to improve those centers to meet the needs of their communities. as i said, a lot of money for individual-based prevention. there is a lot of money for wellness and initiatives. what the bill tries to do is not just to ensure people, but to built on the resources to improve people's health beyond medical care. >> i have spoken to a lot of people who are very upset about people getting a entitlements or a gift given to them. the issue of personal responsibility rises with the population of the time. how does this bill address personal responsi

cristina jenkins blogger for fail's events blog you wish you knew said, to expect to be woed. >> therebut pyrotechnics over the delaware river are incredible. >> reporter: not only inn chris bible also show stopping. people stopping in their tracks to watch these fire works. this has been the scene since 6:00 sharp. and if you are wondering how they he pull off all of it this is a combination of gps technology as well as computers. everything being operated from a main base just down the river here. we are live here at the river rink i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, the science behind the fire works justin, thanks very much. happy anniversary to the couple. happy wedding day to them. it will be a night to remember. >>> lets take a look at a unique vantage point. we have chopper three up in the sky getting a wonderful view of the fire works from high up in the sky. we want to show that to you now. just a really neat thing to see, lets take a look . >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> there it is chopper three high in the sky gi

. >> some conservative bloggers and i'm sure on talk radio though i have not listened to any talk radiooday, you do not hear from house republicans that boehner needs to go, this is a cave-in. behind the scenes, boehner and mcconnell closely courtney and they are in constant medication. how do we go into the new year when we have control of the chambers with a strong hand after what happened in the midterms? >> we talked about this yesterday. if they do this thing, if they try to do it, will obama actually sign it after basically having threatened to veto it? >> the president will sign it. >> you say i will have to pay you $100? >> correct. 24 hours ago, the four strongest potential republican candidates for 2016 were chris christie jeb bush, the real animated corpse of ronald reagan, and rob portman. now portman is out. the former florida governor jeb bush said he is nearing a decision on whether he will run. he opened up his theoretical campaign book -- >> i kind of know how a republican can win, whether it is new york some of the else. it has to be much more uplifting, much more posi

since then we have seen social media, bloggers, all kind of new things that have provided other avenuesand governments are finding ways to circumvent all of those things. so for a while there were sources of independent news, but we are seeing, i think not just in egypt, but in many other countries as well, you know, fewer and fewer of those sources or new ways that governments are finding of cracking down on them. egypt, by the way, is now in the top five countries in the world for jailing journalists. that's a new development. so, you know,ing and second in the world, according to statistics from reporters without borders in the arrests of journalists this year, i think we are seeing a reallies ca layings in egypt against journalism and against civil society as well. >>> we'll be back with more "inside story" after another quick break. when we return, i want to hear from my guests about egypt today. have the regional neighbors begun to accept the new government as an established fact? are they doing what they can to make life difficult for the new new egyptian government? has egypt si

it's only coming to light now after a blogger dug up old postings online. separately another republican, new york congressman michael grimm announced he is resigning. this after grimm pleaded guilty a week ago to felony tax evasion. grimm had won re-election in november when the case was pending against him. >>> some encouraging news tonight from the american cancer society. a new report says there's been a 22% drop in the death rate from cancer over the past two decades, which means 1.5 million cancer deaths have been averted over that time. the report credits fewer americans smoking as well as medical advancements, but it also says we'll see over 1.6 million new cancer cases in the new year and close to 600,000 deaths. >>> an alarming report starkly lays out the dangers faced day in and day out by those responsible for serving and protecting us. it shows an enormous jump from last year in the number of police killed in shooting incidents. the police advocacy group that put out this report fears that what it is seeing on the streets lately is having an inf

in just a few years this young anti-corruption blogger has become one of the biggest challenges to presidentin's grip of power. >>> now indonesia's president has instructed searchers to concentrate on retrieving the passengers and crew from the crashed airasia plane in the java sea. he spoke to the nation from the airport where the flight took off. several bodies have already been recovered and are on they way back for identification. it was carrying 162 people when it went down on sunday. families of those reason board were informed of the discovery a few hours ago, and there were scenes of despair as they begin to come to terms with the fate of their loved one. >> reporter: on the third day of waiting, finally news of their loved ones but not the news they wanted. >> translator: we will find things belongings bodies of the passengersover the plane, and we are sure that everything will be brought back into our base. >> reporter: they found the the -- debris and bodies in sector 7. it was just 10 kilometers from where the air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane on sunday morning.

the blogger comparing the loving way she was raised to a baby elephant. her tiny leg stuck in the swampy water and her mother literally pulling her along and supporting her child unconditionally. writing about her own daughter, our 4-year-old will often ask us to put her shoes an and feed her. she has the refts of her life to do it. while some applaud elephant parenting. "what a wonderful way to raise kids." others believe rep manding is necessary. you have to instill that as a child. experts suggesting that parents should trust their instincts and find the parenting style that works for them. >> the tiger mom is tough. the elephant mom is very soft. i like the middle approach where the parent is tough but loving. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> so if you want to see a good example of what elephant parenting looks like, check out this video just released from south africa showing a mom taking a laidback approach. her baby scratching its back side on mom. >> this is elephant parenting? >> scratch your back side on mama. oh, yeah. nice tush

so i'm actually a stay-at-home mom of five and blogger in my spare time.office is part of my house, next to the kitchen. i keep the bucket in there a lot of times. we use it literally for everything. >> a lot of people write me and say, you know, coconut oil looks like lard when it's colder. i always say just wait until it melts. it melts at room temperature. >> yeah, there's several different kinds. the unrefined raw coconut oil is solid at anything below 76 degrees. in the summer, it'll be more liquid. this time of year, it's usually solid at room temperature, which actually makes it amazing for a lot of the ways you can use it, both topically on your skin or for seasoning cast iron. a lot of that comes from the fact that it's a very saturated fat, which has gotten a bad rap recently. coconut oil is high in medium chain fatty acids, which are excellent for your health. it has a different profile than other fats. >> i always tell other people you need a wide variety of oils. let's face it, essential fatty acids are one of the building blocks of the body.

there are reports i'm sure by some blogger with nothing better to do that the university of florida willalk to chip kelly. now i will say this. not chance chip kelly leave the eagles this year for the university of florida. all right. eagles have many areas of the team playing well. playing better. one area is the running back and that would be lesean mccoy. he rushed for 289 yards in one week. 130 against tennessee and four days later 159 against dallas i think it's obvious that one thing has changed. offensive line. >> i just think there's a continuity. the same guys are playing neck to the same guys and communication has been better. so as a group they've gotten a chance to line up next to the same guy for a couple of weeks. >> all right. there was a moment in the eagles game in the fourth quarter with dallas in this case what you may have seen with mark sanchez getting on riley cooper was not all his fall. all right. the time out had to be called because at least a couple of the players were not lined up correctly. if i had more time i could explain it. it was where the ball place ma

. >> the law makes no distinction between a blogger, a person with a computer, somebody who sends out tweet, the new york times, or bloomberg. they are all protected by the first amendment. >> that is a recent understanding from the supreme court in the last year or so. >> that is correct. one of the problems as a if itional journalist is don't publish it someone else will. is a very difficult, moral, ethical, and legal choice for journalists to decide what they need to do in this case. sorkin has some interesting comments on this. he said if you close your eyes, you can imagine a hacker sitting in a room, combing through the documents to find the ones that will draw the most flood. next-door american journalists are doing the same thing. what do you say? yourself thesk question what is newsworthy, when you get the scoop from somebody you go through it and say what is it that is newsworthy? there is a lot of that going on. stuff like the name of the associate producer's medical records from sony, there is new -- no news value in that and that serves no purpose other than to embarrass

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>> my co-founder, lnn chen, is a very scessful food blogger. one of the things tat anybody who has founded any sort of ventures before will realize that coming up with aame and getting that adress is the hardest part so she came up with a list of names that had to do with food andhick dumpling skin when it popped up, we just felt that it was the right thing. dumplings are something that's asian-american an it's also about what's on the inside that counts. so when i read it, i was like we have to go with this one, it works. >> i'm thinking body texture, you know. but okay, i love it. that's perfect. so tell me about the motive for doing all this, because obviously there was a need inside you and your friend. >> the interesting thing is that it stted with me writing an article in a magazine, an asian-american publication that i was a part f. in sharing my own story you know, having gone through this personal journey of perfection and what that is, i shared the story, but did not realize at all that it would resona with so many people. and lynn, y