>> it's blog software. it's a lightweight blog software. >> it's a real easy way to click. >> thank you. hi, i'm nancy riland. what do you say to the argument why -- why beyond these social sites, beyond connecting, okay, following someone he can barely be uberproductive in my own life rather than watching everyone else be productive. so this argument -- my father has been asking since the '70s why would i do it i can barely get through my day in choosing what i accomplish. why would i watch people do it? it's like watching tv all day or something. about other people doing great things. why don't i do something great today? you know, i'm not saying that it's not a good place to get news. that's one thing. but this social networking bit. >> it's probably a waste of time. i agree. >> it saves me time. reporters i know who use it go out and ask the public questions and the answers come back. it's pretty magical that way. my book -- my readers wrote an entire chapter 'cause i had no ideas and they said oh, you'

and blogs changed the world.i would underestimate evan and company at one's peril. they're looking for a business model. google when it started had no business model. it was an ad company. skype when it started -- you can go to all these networks in a network economy. you grow to that size and they will make money. >> they'll make money for advertising. it's text ads. you do a serve and -- search and there will be an ad that says, come to -- and you'll click that and they'll pay 50 cents every time you click. you'll see what people are twitting about the ski conditions in aspen and there will be a ski resort with some special for you to click on. >> i, too, don't want to sound like a dinosaur but what is a tumbler? >> it's a lightweight blog software. >> it's a real easy way to click quotes. >> thank you. hi, i'm nancy rye land. what do you say to the argument, why be on these social sites beyond connecting? following someone -- i can barely be uber productive in my own life rather than watching everyone else be

but for moms who read the blogs they feel deeptive. relying on her advice on which baby carrier to buy. >> there was a particular carrier that one blogger recommended be the best one. lo and behold, i found out recently, that she has a relationship with that company. that makes more sense. >> reporter: bloggers like colleen are careful. she even consulted a lawyer. but she didn't have to. >> there's no laws. you're not breaking the law if you accept a free playstation and say you love that playstation. >> reporter: the federal trade commission is now considering expanding false advertising guidelines to include blog testimonials. >> that's alarming for something that you're doing for a mom who is getting a free box of cereal or yogurt. but they could be liable. >> but unless things change, it's sort of reader beware right now. joining us is one of the pioneers of one of the mommy blogospheres. heather armstrong runs a blog out. she supports her entire family with deuce.com. she's joining us from skype, i believe, heather, in your kitch

i'm sure you will blog about it. i'm broadcasting live from my blog at wusa9.com. just click on oh my goff. we are in maryland op ere everything is clea shot from ne avenue. moving over to 270. the switch from 121 to the capital beltway. things are mighty fine. no incidents or accidents at this time. good morning, virginia. 66 eastbound. what's going on from centreville in to dc? looks like we still remain delay free. 395 northbound a different story. we are seeing a little volume and more brake lights past duke street area. and finally let's call it a wrap with inbound new york avenue. we are seeing a little slow go from the times building to this spot at bladensburg road. that's a look at traffic. now over to you. >> good morning, everyone. new report show the economy could be on the rebound. just yesterday the fed released a beige book which is a report on the economic conditions in the 12 federal reserve bank districts. now jessica doyle has more on the report in the last living smart report. i want to show you w u ouyohoca learn more about it on-line. if you g

here is some of what you are saying on my blog. william grandine says we should have concentrated our efforts on the taliban from the outset rather than gone into iraq. with an all-volunteer army we do not have the resources to take on the whole muslim world. as i am afraid we will have as the war spreads through iraq, pakistan and eventually iran with the exception of the british, so-called western allies, have basically ran and hid. >> then angeline says america is losing the war in afghanistan. everyone around the world can see it. i would hope that america's leaders learn their history. this land that people do not tolerate foreign presence, no one has been able to occupy that land since alexander the great. some of your comments you are sending to us by way of the blog. we want to hear more from you. post your comments on our blog -- of course, we will use your comment, most likely in the next hour. >>> iraqis, in a self-ruled kurdish region, are heading to the polls today. they're voting to elect the region's president and pa

he has his own blog. "mad money fun." that's where he blogs about long-term stock fix.ave you on, because i noted on friday you wrote almost a live letter to me on your blog the other day, right? >> i wouldn't say love letter. >> you're basically saying, where's the love and why aren't people paying more attention to the show? how often do you write a blog? >> about a weekly. >> a weekly. >> i talk about long-term stock picks. >> do you read other blogs? >> sure, i do. >> maybe you can give me insight. why are these guys so ticked, mean, angry? >> jealousy. >> jealousy? >> jealousy. dennis, you do a great show. i feel you do a fantastic job. you're upfront, you're real, you do a fantastic job with all that. >> wow -- but, i have to tell you with all due respect, you suck. >> not at all. >> you're an executive chef at a big-brand hotel in the new jersey area. you have a nice little finger on the pulse of the economy. i'm saying the recession is over. what do you think? >> i'm with you. i believe the recession is over. however, i think it's going two a slow recovery. >> i

dave has been blogging about it overnight. read what he is saying right now at wusa9.com. >>> a hearing in the case of a white supremacist accused of last month's shooting at the national holocaust museum is scheduled for later today. this comes one day after james von brunn was indicted on hate crimes and first-degree murder. police say the 89-year-old shot and killed museum guard stephen t. johns. if convicted james von brunn could face the death penalty. >>> banita jacks will be sentenced in october. a district judge found her guilty wednesday of killing her four daughters. for federal marshalls found the girls ' decomposing bodies in the home when they came to serve an eviction notice. banita jacks faces life in prison. >>> a compromise over health care reform. the blue dog democrats have cut $100 billion from the plan and it would make government supported coverage a option but not required. however, any vote on the issue won't come until september. president obama is keeping his health care push on. he was in bristol, vi

you have been sending your comments on my blog, as well as facebook. take a look at what some of you are saying right now. david says, having spent ten days with no electricity after hurricane betsy, 1965, 5:10 p.m. the power came back on. and there was walter speaking. the world seemed to be okay after that. >>> on my blog, charlie says, his voice allowed you to understand what was happening. when he spoke of things seemingly unbelievable, you would believe it. then jim says, walter cronkite has inspired many of our young people to pursue ham radio, a pursuit which led many scientists, engineers space pioneers to follow their dreams. then on my facebook, i remember cronkite being part of the family. walter cronkite, dead at the age of 92. we continue to share some of your comments on my blog, cnn.com/fredericka as well as facebook. walter cronkite. welcome to our mcdonald's. yours? really? it's been our dream since we were kids. uh, that long, huh? why not? mcdonald's really supports entrepreneurs. they spend over $5 billion dollars... with businesses

look for the blog link, jump into the conversation.ive that we have tonight on the blog, again, cnn.com/larryking. a guest that's about to join you at the desk, professor anita hill. professor, rather, anita hill. she, of course, arose to prominence during the 1991 confirmation hearing of justice clarence thomas. she is a former yale classmate of judge sonia sotomayor. on the blog, in advance of her appearance tonight, she wrote a web commentary in which she talks about her former yale classmate and she talks about her potential new role on the supreme court. cnn.com/larryking. jump in, we look forward to hearing from you. back to you, larry. >> larry: as david said, our next guest knows something about senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominees. anita hill. subject to controversy with one of them way back when. my doctor told me something i never knew. as we get older, our bodies become... less able to absorb calcium. he recommended citracal. it's a different kind of calcium. calcium citrate. with vitamin d... for unsurpa

>> larry, we are talking all things michael jackson on the blog tonight. it's a conversation happening at cnn.com/larryking. we're talking mainly tonight about this custody issue of michael jackson's children such as you just were with the panel. and of all of the thousands of responses that we had today on the blog, one really caught our eye i'm going to share it with you. somebody named christina. she says this, i hope the children stay with katherine jackson since that was michael jackson's expressed wish. she goes on to say i'm sure they can find a healthy peaceful co-existence for the sake of the children. that's happening cnn.com/larryking. before we go, remember this date. keep it in mind, august 29th. the place is london, august 29th, would have been michael jackson's 51st birthday, the 02 arena where he was supposed to have all of the concerts. can you believe, larry, that the concert promoter behind that concert may well do a tribute show to michael jackson on his 51st birthday. now, larry, you've seen a lot, but would you say if i told you that

look for the blog link, jump into the conversation. want to tell you about a web exclusive on the blog, again, cnn.com/larryking, a guest about to join you at the desk. professor anita hill. she, of course, arose to prominence during the 1991 confirmation hearing of justice clarence thomas. she is a former yale classmate of judge sonia sotomayor. on the blog, in advance of her appearance tonight, she wrote a web commentary in which she talks about her former yale classmate and potential new role on the supreme court. cnn.com/larryking. jump in, we look forward to hearing from you. back to you, larry. >> larry: our next guest knows something about senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominees. anita hill. subject to controversy with one of them way back when. ou know we've adjusted a lot of the different processes we have in place such as rolling out more innovative products to really meet the needs of the customers. we actually move with the economic times. customers who maybe have lost their jobs, we're looking at waiving fe

then the blog picks it up and runs with it for free. one of the things i think we will have to deal with, and this will disrupt the business model, is the fact that the internet sites often times, in effect, is still the hard work of other news organizations. it is easy to say that is so old school except that people are disserved if they do not get the information. >> you brought up google and google news and how it is free riding on the content of other newspapers and media outlets, and i can see that point of view. but the fact is that google gives each of those media outlets the choice to opt in or out of google news. and they have all made the choice to the most of them have made the choice to of debt into that. >> they have no choice. >> the disconnect is what brian was saying earlier. figuring out the right business model among the traditional media players and embracing the change rather than fighting it and demoting it. >> he's a lot of stories were broken out on the web. those stories may have appeared first on a web site, but

first of all cal, blogs are better than al -- traditional media at debunking myths? >> it is talk radio from limbaugh to hannity to levine, these guys have read the 1,000 page house bill they are dissecting it, putting out the true information that's the reason the support for it is in a free fall. is it prop tritt for the president to be -- it is appropriate for the president to be asking bloggers to play an important part in our success? >> yeah, this he are liberal bloggers on his side ideologically, may not all be necessarily crazy about obama, but they want health reform. i think the bloggers sometimes do debunk things that are overlooked by the mainstream media. you know, they also come up with a lot of [ inaudible ] i find they follow up on thingses that the mainstream media kind of glosses over. >> they took apart dan rather five years ago on the fake memo business. but the real attention is the blog sphere that obama is catering to is way to the left. the morass issue is this mushy obama care thing where nobody knows where. that's what bloggers are excited a

we will give you some blogs on as soon as possible.olks regularly submitting their information. i told you it was operator error. here we go. we have arash, saying the united states needs health care reform but i support obama's plan only as a first step towards universal health care, which is what the country really needs. and richard responds to him saying, it seems only people who are going to be taxed are against it. and then mike weighs in as well saying, arash, you have the biggest draw bak to president obama's plan right on the money. money and profits for private hci companies. they have been taking us for a ride for 15 years now at our expense and their big gain. some of what have you been saying about the health care, we continue to comment on facebook and my blog, cnn.com/fredricka. and you can also call us and leave us a message. here's the number -- 877-742-5760. we will share some of the comments at 4:00 eastern time. >>> there are big blasts and then there are blasts of historic proportions. take a listen. apollo 11 and

network that is did that, but what startled me, i went on a couple african-american blogs, black blogs often aho often are v supportive, and one ofhem said president obama looking a a 7-year-old thang. this went out of control. >> one of the things said on ee republic was comparing president obama to michael jackson calling him a dophile. that's the lenh to which this kind ofstuff will be twisted. i think one thin that w have to understd here is that to many of u we' seeing ts in one way. we're seeing a misconstruction of a photo. many people online, this has raalovertone this is like theantiquated racist stereotype of an oversexed ack man being a predator, and at's the way so. coervative circles are talking about it online. that's unfortunate the problem here i it's not even true. this didn't even happen. you know,f he hadn't have been watching a step and tumbled wn th steps, we'd probably be talking abt himfalling. >> karl, thanks so much for cong on. we appreciate it. and, tamron, i thinksome of these consertive tes, they know exactly what they're doing, theynothey're throwinghe fue

i cannot be -- i cannot pick one particular blogging, is difficult and actually a few other blogging sites i feel, a lot of people are really brilliant and they are reporting the malaise in particular not certain kinds of thinking. and also i look at somebody who is -- of course cnn is available and we look at it in new york times as well as so we have a different sources in the state's chemical new take this loss question from the gentleman i see through the lights. other. >> their? >> thank you, foreign service institute. two related questions, one is whether you like it or not you are part of a their of the cold war that is happening right now where there is a lot of the images on difference signs. eight you are understood to be on the insides and i don't sense you intensity, but what is your feeling about that? related to another question, are you going to have pepsi and coke or you need is other or do feel like it is a real fight for of the fall of the era populace? >> absolutely wonderful question. >> to start with, we have adopted the reporting about the middle east, we are a

smelling a blog question here. we want to know what you think about this round of aig bonuses, if you would. go to cnn.com/tony. we give you a bit of a longer set up to the question on the blog. i rip on it a little bit, couldn't help myself. send us your thoughts. >>> disturbing details continue to emerge where hundreds of bodies were dug up and moved in an alleged plan to resell plots. families are arriving in droves wanting to know where their wanting to know where their relatives are. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." give you an idea what's happening around the country. case in point, the rough stuff we're seeing moving towards chicago, heavy storms that are developing some near cedar rapids right along parts of the interstate just north of des moines and back over towards burlington. that is rough stuff and we could see through part of the afternoon and the reason for that, that p's pretty similar t what we've seen over the last few days. this western half of the great lakes these things will continue to mo

and your blog and facebook comments as well. all that straight ahead, your phone calls, all part of this conversation. hello again, i'm fredricka whitfield, you're "cnn newsroom." so avery friedman is with us also to talk about judging sonia sotomayor s how did they do? what kind of reception did she receive there at the senate judiciary panel? avery friedman right here, right now. we have been talking about this journey for quite some time now. finally the moment has come. here she was in the middle of hearings, how did she do? how did she hold up in your view? >> the fact she did a terrific job, primarily because she was prepared. if we heard one thing faced off with about 600 questions, it was i'm going to apply the law to the facts. so no matter -- >> broken record. >> no matter how dramatic it got, that was mantra, that's what we heard. >> but at the same time, there were some complaints coming from the senators saying, wait a minute, we want more. we weren't to hear more about your personal experience, how do you explain t

when someone reads blog, for instance -- reads blgo, they know that -- blog, they know that it is an defamation. if they bring the case, they will be subject to a motion to dismiss and might be subject to rule 11, sanctions for frivolous claims. megyn: david, let me ask you, why is mercedes right? nobody has heard of shannon, does america really read her blog about rumors of sarah palin? to the extent that other news outlets linked to the blog, is that really how people are getting their news? taking it as a fax? corpas do people know that this is b.s.? >> these larger media outlets that linked to this web site, they are lending credibility to it. it is far more than just the opinion. this suggests, through a factual scenario, that there is a criminal investigation going on. this blogger has been after sarah palin for a long time. look at the presentation in the media. they have been on a virtual campaign to try to destroy her credibility. it is hard to refute that. the totality of the circumstances mean a lawsuit and a strong case. if you imply that this is only an opinion, the tota

a blog question posted on the larry king blog for joe. did michael convert to islam?t, larry. >> i don't know that. >> larry: okay. joe, what do you make of the document that's been filed in court as michael's will? do you have any complaints about his will? >> well, i don't like the people -- all these people that was involved with the will -- michael fired those people. now all of a sudden they're popping back up here. >> larry, there was a lot of complaints about the will. not about the will. no one is contesting the will. so let me say that and let me repeat myself. no one is contesting the will. what may be contested is the trustees of the will because there's a question whether michael jackson wanted these people, that's trustees over the will, in place at the time of his death. >> larry: joe, do you have any -- >> i'm sorry, larry, these are people michael dismissed from his life earlier. >> larry: i got you. joe, do you have any at all bad feelings about the way michael was raised? i know you're denying the stories about violence. as you look at it, were there

we are blogging about that a.ing to do is read your comments and have them on areolater. natasha. >> thank you so much. a soldier in iraq rushed home for a special delivery. staff sergeant got to see his daughter's birth on sunday. now, his wife did not know he was coming. he described his thrilling reaction. >> definitely an experience. i was really glad to be there for my wife because she's been doing it by herself for the last two kids. >> you can hear his voice but you kept see his face because he'sops and goes back to iraq soon. >>> larry smith has more on mcnair. >> the stadium in nashville will be open today and tomorrow for fans to say good-bye. now, the tennessee medical examiner says last weekend's scene was most likely a murder/suicide. he was shot four times with a gun purchased by his girlfriend sahel ka szemi. those attending the memorial will be allowed to sign a guest book. >>> manny ramirez got ejected in his first road game. ramirez getting boot for throwing his equipment after he was called out

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we are also talking about the moon landing on our blog.curious to know our question today. if you could afford it, would you fly to the moon? there's been some talk about that, at least in the future anyway. once again, you can get on cnn.com/heidi and just post your comments. we'll read some of them throughout the show here in the "cnn newsroom." >>> trying not to panic as swine flu spreads across europe. britain is the worst hit with 55,000 infected last week alone. people are getting more worried. officials say people should go about their lives, but should wash their hands regularly. we've been telling you that a lot here. they also say pregnant women should stay away from large crowds on public transportation if they can. british airways and virgin atlantic are now saying passengers suspected of carrying the virus will need that doctor's note in order to fly. h1n1 better known as swine flu is also taking its toll south of the equator in countries where swine flu is in full swing. some feel we may see the same thing when our flu season

a quick prelude to what is being said on my blog. saying almost everyone can see the media milking the drama out of this story. the president is right. let's move on. let's allow the three gentlemen to work it out without hyper-drama. >> esther says the first reaction shown by obama was one which came from his deepest soul. it is true nowadays there is still racism though it is played out, is not true. jay jonah said i think mr. obama made the right call. brought the situation. human ides the issue. some of the comments coming from you. want to hear more from you. we'll share some of the comments that you have been phoning in as well. and then, an encore presentation is taking place this weekend of "black in america 2" see it again in its entirety. tonight. tomorrow night. 8:00 p.m. eastern. 5:00 pacific. >>> the battle over health care reform. how is it affecting the president and his message? so what do you think? i think i'll go with the basic package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for yo

this story has got the blogs and the twitter folks on fire.say fox screws up obama's first pitch. they are not pleased and look at all e thattweets coming in. people were mad, andrea. this is from diana mcdougal. she wrote how did fox manage to ruin the broadcast of obama's first pitch. after all the build up they filmed like a d'ilchs home video. and said fox never showed ilwhe it went. here you have another one -- i asked this question half joking because i have been seen it yet but some political blogs may run this story later today and finally bob speculates the fox camera guy missed it while he was setting up for a righty president obama, a lefty threw the pitch. what happened i'm going to quote here. this is from the president of fox sports. he says the camera didn't get positioned where it was supposed to be. there are a lot of issues where we are not in total control when you have a president attending the game. there was a bit of a scramble there. maybe there were issues with secret service. i don't know but a lot of people not please

visit my blog. it is all there. 95 northbound in virginia from woodbridge to the beltway, good amount of drivers so far but no egg significant delays. over to the inner loop and we are using the realtime graphics from the wilson bridge past 95 to 666. nothing but pretty green cars telling us drivers are moving at speed. lanes are wide open as we take you outside and show you 395 northbound. no complaints from 495 to the pentagon to the 14th street bridge. on the maryland side of things we will move it over to route 4, route 5, crane highway. the roads are checking out okay and finally go back outside and show you the outer loop north of the district. so far so good, folks. no incidents or accidents to report. kristin fisher, what's going on in. >> we have a violated espn reporter an arrested harvard professor and the world's most crowded swimming pool. those are three of the top storb wethisweb this stto. ge it ar. starting with this tiorrey orhe it is the esho t riitheesttgh bsite right now accordi

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a reminder i'm simulcasting live from my blog at u.s. wusa.and sunshine bella are kicking it with me this morning. southbound is where we will begin. all lanes of traffic are getting by. backed up to back lick. going northbound an early- morning delay that stretches from 113 to the scene and that is partly due to the rubbernecking going on throughout the morning. remember, all eyes on the road. in northeast dc, crews are responding to a fire out here. rhode island is shut down between w and fifth. we will take it back outside and show you 395. everything, i like what i see. it is free flowing past duke street. to 270, heading southbound a lot of volume from 109 to 121 and more head lights are what we are tracking here at germantown road and wrap it up with route 4, route 5 and the suitland parkway. this is an accident free zone. now over to kristin fisher who's standing by in the 9 news now web center. >>> good morning. the hill.com has just come out with its annual 50 most beautiful list. also dubbed as the hill hotties i know you are dying t

visit my blog and join my interactive chat room like big n red j a fellow cornell alum did. here's the satellite and radar loop. i'm not finding any trouble with our weather. nothing but clear skies. a few patchy clouds otherwise and temperatures delightful for july morning. we have got 60s and a southwest breeze an it is comfortable outside. here's a check at the forecast in to the afternoon. mostly sunny. we might have an isolated shower far north and west. highs today around 85. i'll take it. it is 70. good morning annapolis you are closer to the water. 65 andrews air force base. over my shoulder, though, in martinsburg in the 50s. that's the number in cumberland. 61 manassas to culpeper. all right. this is one of our computer models. we look at it to see in we will have any rain showers in the forecast as you can see the time by 1:00, hardly any rain drops. as we head in to today, we may squeeze out a shower far north and west and tomorrow a period of partly cloudy skies but the way i see it we are hard- pressed to get rain to fall from the forecasted clouds. the main en

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it's on our blog. go to the blog. you can see the video for yourself.ry. >> larry: thanks, david. we left miko out of that. miko was conducting the tour. do you see anything? >> i see now after the playback. i wish it was him. would be great. >> larry: back when "larry king live" returns. >> larry: want to ask mark geragos about debbie rowe. her former attorney says she might have a claim for the children. hue here's how she was treated by on the street reporters. watch. >> are you ready to fight for your children? >> do not touch me! >> nobody touched me. >> you just did! don't! >> are you ready to fight for your children? >> are you ready to the good your butt kicked? >> are you willing to take a cash settlement for the kids? >> larry: that's the tease. we get mark geragos reaction. whether she had a shot. first, on the roof, anderson cooper with a preview of tonight's "a.c. 360." >> on the eve of michael jackson's star-studded memorial tribute, a judge giving control to the ex-tech to tec-extorecut. also preparation for tomorrow's memorial. police be

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