are they bloggers or small to medium sized businesses? >> it's surprised me where the interest is coming from. we have a lot of bloggers. small business has a pressure to look professional all the time. even if they don't have any design experience it's something that the customers are expecting these days. small businesses, bloggers even the education market. >> i think in big business we used on this television show we used picnic and now i don't know where to find it. we used picnic because it was fast and easy. i didn't take time to load and ready to go. is there, if you had australian start-ups behind you that were looking for advice, what sort of advice would you give them? what can they learn from you? >> i think the bigst thing we've done really right issoevering a problem that's important to a lot of people. it was five years ago that i came up and went out to university. after all that time it's taken sump a long time to get to the point where you have to product and the vision. >> we look forward to having you back many times a

let me rid a bit of what this blogger said in her blog.ile i love a good critique of wealth accumulation at equity this song is not one, in fact, it's deeply racist because we all know what we're talking gold teeth, cristal and maybacks. hip-hop artists are known to name drop these things. >> as an american you would say in those videos, that's what they do but she's a 16-year-old from new zealand. do you think race had anything to do with it? >> not at all. it's a huge stretch. she grew up listening to hip-hop and let's face it, aero smith, the rolling stones, black keys aren't singing about these things. the music that she listens to, that lord listens to this is what they are talking about. it was only natural for her to drop them. she also sings about jet planes, islands, tigers on a gold learn. it's consumer. i'm surprised by it. there are people out there on social media defending this blogger and saying yeah, you have a point there. if you look really, really deep into it maybe you can find something but that's not at all the intent

and what that means for journalists, and what that could mean for citizen journalists and bloggers. >> shield laws can be very important in dealing with nuisance speens. reporters are professional investigators, so the easiest way for a litigant in a civil or criminal case, rather than doing our own investigation, we'll try to piggyback on the work of some reporter who has looked into that. and that can be enormously burdensome, and speed laws are important for that. but i want to talk about the press throwing itself on the mercy of congress. anybody looking at what's going on in washington this month would have to conclude that no one in their right mind really wants to count on congress for anything. the first amendment says congressional make no law abridging the freedom of the press. and i would say strongly that the shield law we need is in the constitution of the united states, and when we have the congress muck around and decide who is a journalist, are they a blogger or a journalist, the chances of them getting it right and expansive to the full right of the constitution, i th

is he scapegoating bloggering and kind of taking a slap at the first amendment? >> no. i don't think so. i mean, look, he went after talking heads, lobbyists. i think he got it wrong. talking heads on the radio. i think talk heads are usually on tv. but anyway, i think what he's trying to say, right, is that he wants congress to pay attention to the middle. the center that held when he got re-elected, when the legislation finally got passed last week. the problem is as you well know, in primary politics, in caucus politics and in the house of representatives, frankly, all the districts are drawn so that you get republican districts and democratic districts. and of course the republicans are going to pay attention to the idealogues who might challenge them in primary elections. >> i was reading the disapproval rating for congress 87%, mere 10% approval rating. that is utterly utterly irrelevant when it comes to the business of getting elected, right? >> absolutely irrelevant. it's irrelevant for two reasons. the obvious one is as people have said for years, everybody alw

the images were soon removed, but not before being captured by crime blogger alexandria goddard. two players were arrested a week later, but she began blogging about the case, afraid that the popularity of the town's big red football team would prevent the attackers from being brought to justice. her blog came to the attention of anonymous, a loosely

not only became known as blogger exposing a fraudulent schemes and corruption on his blog just several years later he was already running for the mayor seat in moscow garnering twenty seven percent and being placed second eventually in the mayoral race that was after he was convicted to five years in prison for embezzlement at the cure of this organization when he worked as an aide as an associate to the governor of the cure of region. and the irony here that something which has been noted by many over the years that now finally has been involved and has been found guilty of a criminal act which he has been fighting all along corruption certainly the judges overturned all appeal claims from his defending lawyers eventually replacing the actual five year prison term for the violin a four year prison term for his associate be set up by a suspended sentences many have been indeed surprised by such outcome of the court session not finally included himself he's been saying that he never expected such a decision obviously in an interview just twenty four hours before going to the town of cub

bloggers are covered by that law.tarts to separate them out there is legitimate question about whether or not he will want them covered and provide them the protection we all need against his administration. jon: well, and you know about journalistic freedom and journalistic protection better than just about any of us. kirsten, i don't know, what is the net effect by, is he trying to control, is the administration trying to control the coverage and make itself, make themselves look better in the process? is that what this is all about or is this a thin-skinned president? >> he is thin-skinned. i think even people who support him david axelrod pointed that out to him when he was thinking of running for president. that is one of the liabilities he is very thin-skinned. all white houses want to control the media to a certain extent and get best coverage they can. but there are lines that people typically don't cross. mike mccurry was quoted quoted a "politico" story last year. i never would have thought to do the things

it there thanks very much indeed for media reaction to that culture a middle east commentator and blogger live from london well to remind you our breaking news story this hour militants have attempted to break into the russian embassy in the capital of libya reports say that gunfire and grenade explosions were heard around the building and according to russia's foreign ministry there have been no casualties we'll bring you up to date on those developments in less than half an hour from now the meantime a special report on the events that shook russia two decades ago like october ninety three that's after the short break. good. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are today. the white house says muscovites no it is the building at the very heart of the city . it's now the headquarters of the russian government but it was once home to the supremes soviet of russia the main legislative body in the country. hundred ninety three russia was on the brink of civil war with one side an

but beijing literary blogger is pessimistic about the new generation.the young authors that she blogs about is joh jiang fa. fangaz. she is very well known. two and a half million readers follow her microblog. at the age of 22 she has already written several books. she wrote her first one at the tender age of nine. today she studies journalism in beijing. she has her own column in the magazine "new weekly" where she also writes editorials. she is currently working on a new novel. she find herself unable to resist looking back. this young writer is trying to process the history of the people's republic of chinanat stand with your country, do you stand for your country? or do you want to take it down this evening? >> reporter: ankger in congress and part of the government starts to shut down. you are watching al jazeera live from doha and in the program a leading opposition member is sentenced to death for rape, torture and genicide in the civil war. the tax that could

the blogger says so which is enough for me because i love bloggers. a debut called "royals request it is 1k3 lorde -- stop laughing. >> oh lorday. >> she is talking about rejecting consumerism and every song is about gold teeth and luxury cars. >> ♪ gold teeth gray goose ♪ dripping in the bathroom ball gowns trashing the hotel ram ♪ sthoat we don't -- ♪ we don't care ♪ we are driving cadillacs in our dreams ♪ ♪ jet planes islands ♪ tigers on a gold leash ♪ we don't care ♪ we aren't caught up in your love uh fair ♪ ♪ >> the leer ricks -- get the women some coats. >> i have to finish reading this so you can hear him babble incoherently. the lyrics have troubled a writer in a feminist blog. she says the song is deeply racist, quote, because we all know who she is thinking when we talk about gold teeth, crystal and my backs -- >> maybachs. >> she says [bleep] on blacks folks and [bleep] on white. you will have to bleep that later. shorty trippin? >> she is trippin. she could talk about madonna and katie perry. with the gold teeth as well. >> they have lik

>> well, we just are looking at the feed dproomg bloggers inside that building behind me.ood morning. inside the bueno aries center here in san francisco, and we've got a new name for the new ipad. it's now called the ipad air. apple execs phil shiler announcing it is "the lightest full-size tablet in the world." it weighs in at just one pound. you compare that to the old ipad, and the old ipad was 1.4 pounds. this is just one pound. it's also thinner. it's 7.5 millimeters thick. that's about 25% thinner than the previous ipad. it still has a 9.7 inch screen with a bevel. that's about 43% smaller than the previous ipad, and it's also faster. it now incorporates the ac-7 processing chip. that's the same chip that was in the iphone 57, the latest iphone that was released. apple is tout it as being eight times faster than the previous ipad and it's 70 times -- 72 times faster. this will be shipping november 1st. other announcements made this morning. previously to the ipad air announcement, os10, the new operating system, os10 maverick that you would find on your net books an

. >> all of us need to stop focusing on the lobbyists and the bloggers and the talking heads on radio and the professional activists who profit from conflict. >> president obama scorching his opponents in the aftermath of the funding settlement. we'll have analysis tonight with laura ingraham and carl bernstein. >> there's congressional people who want to paralyze the system. i think what sits underneath it, unfortunately, is probably some racism involved. >> once again, a famous liberal using the race card in political analysis. i will analyze that. >>> in is the world stage, not an oprah panel, for god's sakes. >> dennis miller mad as hell over the government in general and so are you. we'll read some of your angry letters this evening. >>> caution, you are about to open the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. what happened last night? that's the evening of this evening's talking points. first of all, i promise never to say, kick the can down the road. i swear. i will also never say, move the goal posts. if i hear those cliches one more time, there's

. >> all of us need to stop focusing on the lobbyists and bloggers and talking heads on radio and the professional activists who profit from conflict and focus on what the majority of americans sent us here to do. >> reporter: republicans quickly noted it was the president's own aides who have been calling their opponents hostage takers and terrorists. >> the president spoke about the divisive language. we have demonized with anyone who disagrees with their position. >> reporter: his top aides celebrated the re-opening of the government from chief of staff to doing high five to vice president joe biden bringing muffins to the environmental protection agency and serving up a brief lecture of his own. >> even for a moment putting our full faith and credit online is just not responsible. >> reporter: white house officials note their criticism pales in comparison to the hand wringing within the gop. >> i think that the scolding, if you want to call it that, was far less severe than some republicans had received from members of their own party. >> reporter: the potential damage done to rep

she is a blogger, a columnist, a reporter. she gets it.ets the media news cycle. >> why is it that ted cruz is on every show, everybody wants to see him. i think it is evidence of how in this media moment people who are the most extreme get the most attention. and people who are rationale are ignored. >> the media treats extremists on the left as if they are rational people. when you talk about wendy davis down in texas, she is against 60% of texans and 60% to 80% of americans on that issue, but americans are never accused odd of drifting lefts towards her. >> mary catherine ham, great to have you on this sunday. on our press picks, this media fail, the cardinal sinner announcing someone dead prematurely. that's what happened with bill young who was gravely ill. it was report thad young had passed away before correcting the error. that's a terrible mistake, even though young died the next day and fox apologized with its correction 12 minutes after the story aired. but the story took a strange twist on air. a politico writer started tweetin

of the online news site this can't be happening life air naughty and middle east commentator and blogger culture he spoke to me a little earlier and he says this attack shows the political reality in libya. this is only one manifestation of a whole stoner range of manifestations of that complete divorce divorce reality between those who supposedly exercise office and exercise but democratic power and those are have their guns on the streets you see all sorts of abusers i mean there are the kidnappings there are the various that there is there is the implementation of their own laws there's attempt to production so we're looking at a horse problem is that libya is far from even stepping in the right direction towards a transition and that's what we're constantly produce in incidents like this in the absence of any clear political control formally work look like a democratic process that elections happen and people who are taking power through negotiation but that's all completely divorced from this. who actually controls you know this word the monopoly over those who controls the means of

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. >> now that the conservatives are removed, all of us need to stop focusing on the bloggers and the talking heads on radio and the activists who prosper on conflict and concentrate on what the americans sent us here to do. and that's grow this economy, create good jobs, strengthen the middle class, educate our kids, lay the foundation for broad-based prosperity and get our fiscal house in order for the long haul. >> five years no growth, and by wait, this president lives on conflict himself. now, it's pretty revealing when the commander in chief tells you to stop listening to people like me simply for telling the truth. you don't have to take my word for it. i'm not making up facts or twisting any numbers. for example, the heritage foundation, they crunched all the numbers and they calculated how much premiums are going to rise state-by-state under the new obama care exchanges. starting right now, you're going to see these dramatic hikes right there at the bottom of your screen for you, the american people, for example, ages 27 and 50. now, my next two guests are business owners who

. >> all of us need to stop focusing on the lobbyists and the bloggers and the talking heads on radio and the professional activists who profit from conflict, and focus on what the majority of americans sent us here to do. >> let's bring in our senior white house correspondent, brianna keilar. the president says americans are fed up. he's clearly angry and frustrated. here's the question. do we expect real change? do we expect anything to change in the next few weeks or months? >> reporter: well, there are a lot of doubts that they will but despite those doubts, president obama outlined a three part agenda, immigration reform which has stalled, a farm bill as well as a budget agreement, deciding how to fund the government as democrats and republicans try to rein in some spending. he says he wants bipartisan solutions but what does his tone today say about his chances of getting that? i asked white house press secretary jay carney. >> he really is serious about moving forward in a bipartisan way on some of these initiatives, why did he chide them for following bloggers and radio talk s

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focus on what the majority of americans sent us here to. >> is he talking all talking heads and bloggers or on one side? >> he was trying to channel a message directly to you. if you look into his eye, he was thinking that greg gutfeld. >> yep. nobody listens to me. what was he getting at? what do you think? >> i think he was doing what he does best, lecture. he's lecturing. he's also telling the american people don't listen to the chattering class on the right. the tea party, talk radio. listen to me above all else. that's what they want. it's just unfortunate republicans couldn't get anything out of this. i don't think the president won but i do think republicans lost. we lost the most. >>> coming up president barack obama 's former chief of staff wants to thank the tea party for helping the president cover up the obama care disaster. >> every time he gets in trouble, they come to his rescue. >> is he right? check out our facebook page at facebook/the five. and our foxnews.com/the five. >>> well with the shutdown and debt drama behind us for the time being, the biggest questions remain

. >> we need to stop focussing on on lobbyists, and bloggers, and talking heads to radio. and focus on what the majority of americans send us here to do. >> reporter: republicans noted it of president's own aides who have been calling their opponents hostage takers and terrorists. >> president spoke about the divisive language in american poll teaks, he is the leading cause, we've seen for three weeks they have out right demonized anyone that disagrees with their position. >> reporter: his top aides celebrate the reopening t government. high 5s, to vice president joe biden bringing muffins. serving up a brief lecture of his own. >> for a moment, putting our full faith and credit on the line, is just not responsible. >> reporter: white house officials know their criticism pails in comparison to handwringing within the g.o.p. >> i think that the scolding, if you call it, that was less severe than some republicans have received from members much their own party. >> reporter: potential damage done to republicans ahead of next year hid term elections is -- midterm elections is

that the nsarview director, general chief alexander, did with the pentagon blogger. here is a story about it from msnbc. the video, which looks like a bit like the corporation for public broadcasting come a to produce an episode of wayne's world inside up young young studio featuring alexander answered questions -- you don't hear her pose the questions, the questions are posted as they watch the video. here is keith alexander, the director of the nsa, talking about the news that came out last week about the united states spying on france. [video clip] the papers convoluted these stories and they immediately say -- i think we had one today saying 70 million phone calls are being intercepted over a one-month time. 70 million phone calls. i don't know how many phone calls you get a day, let's say 30. let say they are in a foreign language, because most people speak french. it is not complicated. you need french linguists. if you did 2 million french phone calls per day, listen to them, and try to write them down, how many people would that take? >> a few more than two.

am more angry he swore at one of the children. >> harris, should congress not listen to lobbyist bloggers, talking heads and activists? >> you mean the people? honestly outside of voting and then the polling which is showing some glaring errors on this whole strategy of not listening to the people how else do they get the word out? they go on the internet and talk to people who represent them and what are they saying, don't listen to constituents when you go home to the next break which is october 28th. they will be spending a lot of time with these people. technically they are a former community organizer and isn't he one of the activists he is telling people to ignore? >> he changes his tune. is the lesson the fault of bloggersgers and radio hosts like myself? >> i don't know about that. i mean, i've been -- no one has been paying attention to me for so many years that it falls on deaf ears what he is saying today. i can't empathize. >> did you say something? >> that's exactly it. she is america. >> honestly i am glad the shutdown is over. i had the secretary of the interior sleeping on

and this work may be beneath the beta male bloggers, but those bloggers can tell them that as they wait on them at applebees. >>> your group ya ies say that to be a decade behind many job skills. >> i think they can. if you look at economies in texas, fracking has economies booming. it it all depends. right now we have to have an economy that takes off that has a demand for younger workers. and young workers are competing with older workers who want similar jobs and seniors who find themselves going back to work. that story that you pointed out about being energy independent is amazing news. we're sitting on a mega load of energy and it can really help if we tap it. >> speaking of mega load, bob, you are for fracking. what would you say to president obama to get him on board? >> frack this. it's so obvious to me. i would say to him, please go out and watch him do it. because i went out with my friend denny from west virginia and they actually go out of their way to ensure this stuff is nonenvironmentally unfriendly. is that the right wording? here's the thing that i don't understand. we

. >> it is not only my producer but she is a fashion blogger specializing in everything thrift ty. >> that is a perfect costume. no one will ever see your face. >> first on the go to thrift store costumes. >> get uh-huh way yen shirt, a lei. >> and a bill cosby costume. >> wear a sweater, some jeans. jello. >> jello pudding popsn't >> and work on your dance moves. >> the flannel and then some jeans and then a roll of paper towel. >> braun ney man, instant. >> i love that. >> next, honey boustany. >> sparkles. sparkles. you get a bottle of mountain dew for go go juice. >> the easiest costume, a zombies. >> a wedding zombie. >> a tv host zombie. >> totally. >> which i am anyway in the morning. [ laughter ] >> [ laughter ] >> go to goodwill costumes on the break down. right? >> thank you, matt. >> at the risk of looking leak one of those retailers jumping on the christmas train too early, we have to share this. >> elf on the shelf has become the major thing and he is expanding his elf in reach. jack explains. >> ask the business world elf on the shelf is a multimillion dollars book. >> t

. >> reporter: a video blogger is also attracting attention. he is canadian. she suppoposts a video diary on wechblt some say they provide rare insights into the lives of ordinary japanese. her little movies show a side of every day life that non-japanese find fascinating. she says her short films have been seen more than 24 million times. >> my motivation to keep making videos is to continue to give information to people who don't know much about japan, people living all over the world. >> reporter: many foreign residents are helping tourists discover the hidden charms of japan that many locals take for granted. >>> time now for a check on the weather. mai shoji will give you an update on wildfires and more in world weather. >> hello there. wildfires are raging in eastern australia. let me show you the situation here. though you're looking at new south wales. over 20 homes have been destroyed in the town of springwood in the blue mountains. of the 100 fires in the state, 406 them are not still contained. strong winds and low humidity are creating difficult co

. >>> the comedian and blogger turned politician led his followers from the five-star movement as they stormed italy's national public broadcaster. they were protesting the cosy relationship between rye and thes thes those leaders that be. he said: the protest was triggered by this interview with prime minister leta , afterward they were attacked for letting him get away with changing the electoral system. >>> over the past half dozen years or so, media consumers have seen a host of new global english language 24 hours news hours. since then russia, iraq, and have gotten on. in israel i-24 news has been on air for 23 months and its target audience is clearly not israeli. it broadcasts in three languages, none of them ohio. it's different in that there is no go so it said. >> the headquarters of i 24 news perched on the he had of the por port of jaffa , the exact spot, founding father of zion journalist by trade is said to have first landed by the end of the 20th century. >>> in israel broadcasting its version of the events to the rest of the world. >> one of the major debates for israe

about some drip irrigation system the situation didn't explode onto the internet to the fantasies of bloggers the south china morning post reported that one company does have a crop in pig farming plant design utilized nine percent of ukraine's territory also last year the ban on foreigners buying leave ukraine. been lifted although i am the distressed will proceed getting a rich foreign country to pay to develop your nation's might not be too bad of a deal it would definitely take a lot of money to restore ukraine's farming to its former glory they see that ukraine used to be the bread basket of europe agree that steps back could really help the country but selling off or even just leasing nine percent of the nation's territory is absolutely unacceptable doing a large project with the chinese that is mutually beneficial is one thing but selling or leasing off your country is another and by another i mean treason but i shift. to live the torch is on its. epic journey to suck. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred two cities of russia. relate fourteen thousand people or sixty thou

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and lisa, a blogger, and she's fighting stage four breast cancer. thank you for all of u. and we've really been looking forward to this conversation tonight. dr. love, where was breast cancer awareness before the pink ribbon campaign, and where is it now? >> well, before, way back 30 years ago, or a little more, nobody talked about breast cancer and nobody was willing to come out that they had breast cancer, and it was a great secret. in fact, in the very early days, you had to have a doctor's permission to have somebody from reach to recovery come visit you in the hospital because it might be too disturbing. so it has really come a long way in terms of awareness, but maybe too far. when the nfl is wearing pink, we have certainly achieved awareness, and the goal has to be beyond awareness, but finding the cause and beating it altogether. >> you know, gayle, this puts us in a precarious position. they have raised the level of awareness now, and now groups are being critical and many are accused of pink washing and kind of define pink washing for us, and why some feel it's a