about this he's a retired special operations operations master sergeant and he's also a military blogger at black dot net. thanks for being here good to see you going good to see you so on friday you were saying that it was ridiculous for the department of homeland security to show light and a video about terrorist threats because white men are not to threats islamist terrorism is the threat and then we have a norwegian man who kills seventy six people and is responsible for the worst now thicker and norway's history does this change your mind what no i'm going to agree with alone who actually said that it was politically correct the homeland security was showing white males in there because at the time there was no reason when they made that they do said they weren't a threat well i would say you are going to show that they are a threat which is they can be a threat i think though that one guy is a drop in the islamist bloodbath it's been happening worldwide if you look at the number of terrorist attacks worldwide that have been committed by islamists about islam is in the name of jihad

profiling becomes in some ways appropriate what about his manifesto he was inspired by american bloggers like pamela gallo who've i've interviewed i know the way she operates and she cherry picks her facts and she cherry picks her statistics in order to support her cause you have done a lot of the same i would say with that ninety percent statistic which doesn't refer to the muslim threat against americans to substantiate the threat of muslim stream extremists to america does this make you reconsider your ideology that you come on t.v. and talk about absolutely not i don't think i have an ideology what i have is a rational look at the facts and i'm not cherry picking anything when i look at the worldwide threat the worldwide threat is from one group of people they're readily identifiable and they have an ideology so anything we can do to identify them interdict them or capture them and kill them all in favor but i don't think that's the same as saying all of a sudden you know profiling a specific group for no reason. a specific group for no reason i have a reason and so does anyone else

. >> following up with a bay area blogger taking a look at the humanitarian crisis develop tg in africa. >> an old gift card causing new problems, coming up, problem solved. >> and a baseball trade of major league pro portions. a surprise edition to the line up for giants. the news at 6:00 continues. Ãp >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> two men arrested following shooting of an 11-year-old san francisco girl have been released from jail. the stray bullet penetrated the walls, striking her in the chest. she's in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. police arrested a 19 and 20-year-old on saturday, but prosecutors say there is not enough evidence to charge them at this point. investigators say the case, however, is open and active. >> and a group opposed to san francisco central subway project says travel times will get worse for people using the service. this afternoon, members of the save muni coalition accused officials are deceiving the public saying the project costs too much for number of rider who's will use it. they worry the project i

two what happened in oslo in russia well here are some some of the reactions from russians from bloggers to journalists who tend to put the blame for the massacre on not always society rather than on the terrorists. some called really decide what he did runs contrary to human history but it would be wrong to say. it's home grown closer friends for the playstation agreed to many standards at recess in the relation to human rights and public safety. yet there is every reason to doubt that europe will start addressing these issues as a result. how would you comment on this. so to blame on vigilant go in particular in their vision government that sound fair because i am pretty worlds going to an area i visited sweden norway denmark many times and i must say that just in those countries governments used to pay a lot of attention and used to make enormous effort just to implement this multiculturalism which was not the case in many other countries like germany or france or or neverland's so in this this is irony of history that that terrible event happened just in norway at the same time of co

how would you explain saudi outrageous points of view the blogger the journalist in russia a country that fortnight said yeah but this delayed his comment is awful it's. what is what. are you saying you yes there's an editor of the national you that he even printed in the paper this question about quality about professionalism and ethical borders for limits for and for journalism so that's another discussion unfortunately it's a big problem everywhere including this country but what what this those sentiments are reflecting unfortunately. we cannot understand we i mean all europeans including gresham's we cannot understand yet that the time with homogeneous society has gone forever we will never ever again leave in a society where the majority is certain the region unfortunately and russian public and russian public opinion of the russian journalist as we see absolutely unprepared to take this reality and to try to cope with it we had a quote from a russian blogger a russian journalist now a russian politicians meeting and i was in known for his nationalist views. misinterpreted tole

finally, bloggers rule. "newsweek" had the monica lewinsky story but it was a blog by matt drudge that broke it. chris: today i'm looking at how the new media universe has changed things in american politics. let's look at the new rules politicians forget at their per rit. -- peril. one, beware the cell phone camera. from former virginia senator george allen, with us a highly touted presidential candidate. >> let's give a welcome here. >> he said it was a nonsense word. never again. >> this is the world he's in, we're all in now, where you have to be very careful. i never quite new what the word meant. he never explained what it meant but it went viral, once it when viral, he was done. chris: this was a volunteer for the opposition campaign with a cell phone. he was looking at what he thought was a kid a young guy, he was giving him trouble, he thought he was talking to a guy with a phone, he was talking to a guy with a camera. >> he should have known the camera had a phone on there. when it goes viral, when

a blogger fi >>> china has shut down two phony apple stores. not because they are fakes, though, a blogger reviewed the stores last week. 5 unauthorized stores were found carrying and selling real apple products. now the chinese government has shut down two of them for not having proper business licenses, the other three that do have permits remain open. >>> arnold schwarzenegger has apparently redone his divorce papers. tmz reports that documents no longer seek to block the possibility of paying maria shriver spousal support or her attorney fees. the first papers indicated he didn't want to pay either but sources connected with the former governor tell. the mz he failed to read the first round of documents and was in the dark about what was in them. the test strange couple released a joint statement last week when it was revealed their youngest son was hurt in a body boarding accident. >>> it was a cool way to spend a hot summer day in the sierra. hundreds of skiers and boarders hit the slopes in lake tahoe this weekend. lore y'all mountain re

. >> reporter: blogger and business analyst rocky agarawal believers the era of the daily deal may be peaking. he says there are too many sites and while the great deals tend to benefit the companies that sell them and the consumer, he says it's often the merchant that pays the price. >> unfortunately, that great deal is coming straight out of the pockets of merchants. >> reporter: now, groupon says while its salespeople do work on commission, every deal is carefully reviewed by managers with no financial interest. it also says it's up to the businesses to make sure they are not getting in over their heads. and keep in mind, california law does allow you, the consumer, to redeem these deals even after they expire for the price you paid. >>> it's being called the best ripoff ever seen. a fake apple store that might have fooled the employees. it's in china where apple is experiencing incredible growth. workers have the familiar blue t-shirts, the apple logo. there is the classic apple winding staircase there. the products even seem real. it's not really clear if they are fake or not wha

based independent blogger mr curtis thanks very much for being on the program now a europe has been for years been proud of its tolerance of democracy and we've heard from be to reach our prime minister open this but now we're seeing national issues turning ugly as we've seen in norway and we have people linked to both islamists and far right movements carrying out these as atrocities or how did it get this bad. well i think. one of the things that we're seeing especially since nine eleven here in america. you're seeing a very concerted movement towards the right arm. i think what we're looking at is. you've got down. there is a very. strong nationalist movement. we're. you know there is. the. case that they're showing them to quick commit such atrocities this movement towards their ideas here you're mentioning i think so i think so they discover this decidedly i mean he has come out he's very and climates long. he's very right way. he's very nationalist very strong christian party which is the right wing party in norway that. i think what you're seeing not only in you know norway but e

an independent journalist and blogger many thanks for being with us here on r.t. now you've said in all schools that you wrote the protests. sprang up out of the blue almost overnight but surely the tensions in israel must have been brewing for quite sometime to force people out onto the streets like this. the tension has been building up for the middle class but it was a wrong mostly economical issues have been some protests involved petrol prices cheese prices and all this change of cost of living. which just as been the biggest so you're talking about. the cost of every day living every day. some people that we've been speaking to on this channel have been drawing comparisons between what's happening now in israel and the protests that we saw taking place not without. well i think the arab revolutions served as inspiration for some of the protesters and they're using slogans that were used in egypt or in other places but still. this is a this is a lot to do with the economical reason within the israeli society. and the actual part of the torrent of protests aro

global economic recovery for everyone well for some answers i'm joined by radio host and economics blogger jimmy chicopee nazis in our new york studio. thanks for being here so i was actually in new york on our studio let's talk a little bit about what happened in the world today in europe eight banks failed a stress test two were great five were spanish one other so despite the bailout somewhere like greece despite austerity measures imposed on the people there as a result of the terms of them have those policies that were meant to curb the euro's and zone debt crisis worked. well i mean no that's true they certainly haven't worked and it's just more bailouts the stress test that we had in europe today are widely perceived to be a joke just like the previous ones because two reasons one they look at a number of reasons but one primary one is that they look at the trade in book another banking book they also don't price in a full default in the haircut that they look at the highest haircut i saw i think were for greek sovereign default and that was around twenty six percent and the market

it was cairo based journalist and blogger austin mccallum the developing rallies in egypt they swear can't and there's a similar show unrest in neighboring dozens of young protesters have set up sprawling tent camps calling for social justice and for prime minister netanyahu to go and more planned for saturday as the youths parents prepare to joining in palestinian israeli journalist as he's a boy sara says israel is now one step closer to a revolution. two thirds of the poor in israel are working poor people who are working every day people who have a great jobs and still are not able to go above the poverty level so that's a reason that people are coming out of the street if you look at how the protesters started it's almost identical to how it started in egypt and internees and other places started through facebook somebody who made a post on facebook through social media that's how people organize or was organized completely in the beginning by the young people in israel student people who feel that they have no future people who feel who can't afford living here in that i was re

british blogger how do you call mr cole a very good evening to you thanks for being on the line let's you just heard there from our correspondent laura on the speculation circling on twitter about the similarities between the deaths of sean hoare and david kelly about you've got some to say about that too strongly suspect well i think the police have come out. they are they are treating this not treating it as a special. and they don't believe that any third party was involved mr hall was was known. to be deeply troubled as one person it's me drink and drug addiction it was actually the reason he was there he was fired from the news that a few years ago because of his because of his it fiction so i do think this is a sad twist more than anything anything more suspicious of the story. of the past of many a british politician on their toes afraid of any potentially unflattering facts being published about the monday how likely is it what we're seeing today is a result of the political plot maybe back against murdoch. well i think. this story's been public over for a few years kind of un

support the palestinians moves towards recognition so let's get the view of political writer and blogger emily hauser ms hauser thanks very much for joining us now what would ease rail achieve if it cancels the you know much for that report. well it's you know that's an interesting question because it starts with i actually have to back up a little bit to the vocabulary that's been used to cancel the oslo accord. this is an internationally recognized bilateral agreement it's not israel breaking up with her boyfriend you can't just cancel something this is there's not. a mind trick that can be done oh this accord was never there however having said that what it will achieve is very little it will it will only make its own position more isolated more difficult to negotiate out of having said that it's also for all the noise that this suggestion has gotten in the press there's also the very real possibility that it doesn't seem to be being considered all that seriously israeli president peres said today that it's just a journalistic rumor was the way he put it which seem. because it's has i

an issue that is perplexing to many so earlier i spoke with amanda marcotte of out there she's a blogger for pentagon dot net she told me why the playing field is still so on even for women. but i think part of it is that we still have a lot of ingrained sexism in our culture and a kind of knee jerk tendency to think that women simply can't be good at any sport no matter what sport it is what kind of skills it requires but i also think it's also a circle thing which is that when sports have been around longer they've been invested in longer they have built up a brand in a reputation women sports are lagging decades behind and i think that that something that we can't fix overnight you know it's really interesting and i interviewed someone a little earlier who calls himself james preacher and he has a very interesting take on why things are not equal he says they should not be equal i want to play a little bit about what he had to say and i'll get your response my viewpoint is that women should not be told the sports whatsoever or not to suitable solution for a woman according to traders

arm of the moguls empire will for all conventional media it will lose out to bloggers who some a lot of moderate activity about this story of course the rest of you as you can see they're believing the biggest outcome will be nothing more than an academy award winning bio pic now there's a thought you can. have your say on that as well go to our teeth of compromise. serbia's fulfilled the final demands of the u.n. war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia and its creation serb leader go to how that she's been arrested after seven years on the run he's accused of atrocities during creations war for independence from yugoslavia in the early ninety's ranging from murder to religious persecution it follows the arrest of rock omar that she was wanted for similar crimes but the tensions were clear requirement of. joining the e.u. for insight on this latest arrest those across the balkans expert marco gas itch tonight marco good to see you on the line from london there when looking back at the creation war many a story and say don't say it was a civil war between croats and serbs with b

front mode is impossible for a fifth of you predicting conventional media losing out the bloggers but a lot of bloggers lately online and they're fifteen percent of you believe the biggest outcome will be nothing more than an academy award winner pick very nice or you can change those results with us know what you think go online to our web site r t v dot com. so he has fulfilled the final demands of the u.n. war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia croatian serb leader gordon had been arrested after seven years on the run he's accused of atrocities during creations war for independence from yugoslavia in the early ninety's ranging from murder to religious persecution it follows the arrest of rackham landed she was wanted for similar crimes but attentions were key requirements and serve you need to join the e.u. so they will be the last ones according to doctors which foreign affairs editor of chronicles magazine. it's not really serving as an entity that's particularly keen to join the e.u. it is the european coalition led by president boris tadic and it uses the rhetoric well e

grief you know all casey all morning long i want to talk about this with michael hoffman who was a blogger for the political commentator and joins us from jericho new york to talk about this obsession. and michael i know you wrote about this casey anthony trial watching and asked the question don't americans have anything better to do with our time it seems that when it comes to the impact of this trial it's hard to argue that whichever way it would have turned out it would have changed things for anyone in their lives legally economically and yet people are fixated or do you think this stems from the first christine thank you very much for having me on but the the bottom line is that we've turned into not just in the united states but around the world something along the lines of a reality show society with respect yours unsure whether it's the real housewives of whatever city you can name that's what people like to watch and in a lot of ways the casey anthony trial fit that bill perfectly a little bit of everything and it kept people's interest in the the media knew that because the rati

of a police officer and sentenced to death in january of two thousand and four but years later he bloggers a few journalists to look into the case and found that the word justice didn't seem to fit two years later after the regret relentless work of may's family of attorneys of journalists he's going to before he joins me to discuss this is radley balko senior writer and investigative reporter for the huffington post and someone who played a role and winning this man's freedom bradley thanks so much for joining us tonight i know you're down there in mississippi so i guess i should start off congratulating you because you did put you know quite a bit of your time over the last couple years into this case. so i mean i think regulations probably goes to. yeah i mean these are the kind of stories you know why you why you're going to journalists. it's been very satisfying also the thing is this is going to be right you talk about police raids they go wrong rates go wrong all the time you talk about the lack of justice in the criminal justice system what is it about this case specifically that d

are you still there i lived like we lost you thanks so much for hanging in there michael home and blogger for the political commentator thanks so much and we will switch gears now to the economy just down the street from our studios some pretty big talks going on between president obama and top lawmakers over the battle to come to an agreement on raising the fourteen point three million dollars debt ceiling while raising taxes on the wealthiest americans seems to still not be on the table more cuts to programs that help the poor maybe this is a battle that's brewing in a much more concentrated way only further down the road in the state of minnesota where the state government there is still shut down there are similar issues there the republican led legislature refuses to raise taxes even on the wealthiest two percent of the people in the state governor mark dayton a democrat doesn't want to cut the more programs it's important to keep an eye on what's going on there as protesters now taking the streets to speak more about all of this i want to go to max friend wolf a senior analyst at gr

blogger now they are a small group but their charges are happy and we have been talking about them a little but now you are going to see them firsthand the protesters who staked out bohemian grove the secret meeting in northern california of some of the country's most powerful well are to christine preval with there and she found out if those protesters called were heard. smart meters cell phone towers any kind of radiation the tot's occasion of everybody and everything weather modification around the bend here to protest for human growth. those who stood guard at the gates of bohemian grove had high hopes that those attending the omens retreat would pay attention to their concerns i'm here at bohemian grove and to protest against militarism and against imperialism what's happening right behind me at this place and others like it decisions are being made that affect all of us yet the people in their answers and none of us certainly they came to the right place as far as trying to reach the rich and powerful and more than one hundred year old annual conference has been attended by eve

how can she distinguish herself from a citizen journalist or a blogger? need there be a distinction? that goes into a whole nother question of who is a journalist. nobody wants to tackle that question. >> you should also visit new terms and talk to journalists about what they do. >> i will try to be quick. i think there is a spectrum of journalism and there are professionals. citizen journalists along the spectrum, but they are all valuable. i was going to say, one of the things you should learn how to do is promote yourself and promote your brand. you can get on tomorrow, you can build clips like no other time in history. you can do that on facebook, your web site. learning how to use your network to promote the thing that you care about, what to write about, is a huge scale that the internet will allow you to do. >> my name is claudia. i worked for pat. my question is for everyone on the panel. -- i work for patch. noting the lack of hispanics on the panel, how do newsrooms address in-language content and sourcing? try to get people in the community, th

he became a baseball blogger of note, and then he became a political blogger, where he was better at figuring out what was going on in politics than professional pollsters. >> speaking of baseball, bill james. >> yes, bill james is a hero to both matt welch and i. he created what are called saber metrics, but brought a whole new way of talking about baseball and is now employed by the boston red sox, which is regrettable, of course. >> one of your favorite people in the book is robert mcnamara. >> sure. >> why? >> well, robert mcnamara you talked about exemplifying something, he exemplifies everything that is wrong, whether you're conservative or liberal, and certainly if you're libertarian, with the hubris of thinking that you know it all, that's the enemy, always and everywhere. >> what does it mean, that you can do your own videos, put them on youtube, on your website, we are never going back. >> right. >> to what it used to be. what do you think it really means on a long-term basis to people? >> what it is means is that i was lucky enough to grow up in a world that was much, much

night's conversations of the great minds i'm joined by blogger political commentator and author keli goff you've probably seen her on several television programs are paired up are political and cultural insights on c s c n n m s n b c fox and b.e.t. and already has been featured in time magazine cosmopolitan and essence as well as the new york times and usa today her first book party crashing how the hip-hop generation to be cleared political independence received critical acclaim documenting the rise of generation obama and her most recent book just out this year a fictional work entitled the g. eight hugh candidate has been labeled a recommended summer read by the los angeles times currently she's a contributing editor and columnist to the loop twenty one dot com and a contributor to the huffington post please now welcome her from our studios in new york keli goff keli welcome. thanks for having me tom well thanks for joining us your work is extraordinary your first book party crashing how the hip-hop generation declared political independence examine the perspectives and impact of

>>s should how i get my work, as a blogger. i put it out there.y reel me in. >> what's the deal with funny story dot-biz. >> i can't believe you said that, funny you should ask -- >> but it's a live show, but it lives on the internet at funny story dot-biz. finally, comedy on the internet. >> somebody should have thought of that. >> amazing. >> john, what you are doing? >> guto john devore dot-com, you can get details about a solo show in brooklyn this weekend and through july. i'm telling stories. >> really? >> lovely stories. for you, andy. >> where in brooklyn? at the brick theatener williamsburg. >> does it have a name? >> there you go. >> pong. >> videogames? >> i'm doing jill's blog. john's going to do my health. i'm booking himg on the show. >> through andy. >> i'm done with all of you. >> thank you, jill. >> thank you, jill dobson for wasting my time. tom shillue, john devore, entrenching observations that i no longer

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blogger jeff jarvis stirs up a storm by hurling an obscenity. the reporter whose story prompted david wu to resign over a sex scandal. should he have relied on unnamed sources? i'm howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." >>> it would be comical if it weren't so serious. washingtonality its worst as all of us in the news business trying to keep up with a story that changes by the hour. the senate scheduled to vote today at 1:00 p.m. to avoid a crippling default. look at the rolling news coverage suggests one inescapable conclusion, we often aren't sure what's going on either the countdown continues, american anger and anxiety keep building as the politicians let another day go by without a deal on the flash debt. >> it is one week and counting to august 2nd, the day the president says the government will run out of money and, among other things, will have to stop sending out social security checks. >> we are not yet in the end game. we are still in the bluff stage of the negotiations. >> tonight, do you know who said this? >> get your ass in

the bloggers compared her to a crouching tiger and wondering if it's rupert murdoch's character thatcted her to him. apple is launching a new app alled lion. apple says the new system has more than 250 new features and it's contributing to more big news for the company. its profits have doubled. melissa frances has more on apple and while investors are eating it up. >>> a guy that's been dead for 127 years is trending on twitter today. probably getting more attention than he ever has outside a high school science glass. all because google pays tribute to greg gor men dell. the catholic friar discovered dominant and recesssive traits in his pea plants. here's to google for the opportunity to revisit freshman biology and to greg gor men dell for the reminder to eat your peas. >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spike in companies embracing the cloud-- big clouds, small ones, public, private, even hybrid. your data and apps must move easily and securely to reach many clouds, not just one. that's why the network that connects, protects, and lets your data move fearlessl

now a blogger discovered fake apple stores. photos of three supposed outlets in southern china. anybody who has been at apple store recognizes the look. lots of white. apple's web site does not list any stores in this part of china. that blogger claims the fraud is so complete even some of the employees say they are working for the company. no comment from apple. bear alert. [growling] >> think triple digit temperatures are bad. try enduring them covered with a blanket of fur in a forest without airconditioning. one bear found the solution to the surprise of one human. and speaking of airconditioning, you can thank cornell graduate willis carrier for that he built the first modern a.c. unit 1902 while work for a buffalo printing plant. before that folks used fans and ice to fight the heat. willis carrier later perfected his product and started the carrier corporation which still makes the cooling systems to this day. thank you, mr. carrier, for attempting to keep us cool it is a tall order on this thursday night. ♪ ooh baby, lo

how in the world bloggers and talk show radio hosts asked does cellcc1: son afford a phone in partial le through a program called lifeline assistance that subsidizes the purpose purchases for the very poor. according to the research, reduced price cell phones generate an average of $259 worth of economic activity per person per year. if every adult eligible were to take advantage, it totals $3.7 billion. in developing nations, the advantage is even bigger. in doesn't villages, smart phones are used for communication, trade, and even banking. so we started with the question, why would a poor person have a cell phone, why wouldn't he. nicholas sullivan is fellow at the fletcher school and auth or of can you hear me now? microloans and cell phones are connecting the world's poor to the global economy. i think most people would be surprised to hear is that there is a subsidy for cell phones for the very poor. >> it's about two years old and started in 2008, but it's just an extension of a subsidy that existed since the 1980s during the reagan administration for land line phones. >> it com