and we still blog. so you've got to have that. then obviously there's -- but, you know, there's a degree of propaganda associated -- this is one of the things we saw on the campaign. even our supporters had a great relationship with our campaign but things that really took off and you mentioned obama girl, i didn't. there was a yes we can video that will.i.am put together. sarah silverman did a video down in florida. that was highly effective and part of it it wasn't campaign-produced. even though our supporters -- we had a great relationship. the fact it didn't come from the campaign and it had a level of authenticity. there's also obviously professional bloggers out there that happened to be treated no differently than most recently journalists at cnn and the "new york times" that you've got to answer questions and do interviews with. but more and more it's just citizens out there. because of the lack of trust out there in government, in academic institutions, faith institutions, business institutions is what people trust is eac

we still blog -- following us on twitter. we still blog.here is a degree a propaganda associated with it. -- of propaganda associated with it. there was a yes, we can video that will.i.am put together that took off like wildfire. sarah silverman did a video that was wildly effective. we had a great relationship with our supporters. the fact that it did not come from the campaign helped. there are professionals bloggers out there that need to being treated no differently than mainstream journalists at a cnn. because of a lack of trust out there but in government, at -- academic institutions, what people trust is each other. there are people from your towns who are blogging. you may not know the person and they may not be an expert on energy policy, but you trust what they are saying because you do not think they have an agenda. that is so powerful, whether it is a blog, facebook, e-mail. in this digital world, the lack of trust combines with that, so the power of the individual voice is so very, very effective. lots of african americans were

we still blog -- following us on twitter. we still blog. there is a degree a propaganda associated with it. --f propaganda associated with it. there was a yes, we can video that will.i.am put together that took off like wildfire. sarah silverman did a video that was wildly effective. we had a great relationship wh our supporters. the fact that it did not come from the campaign helped. there are professionals bloggers out there that need to being treated no differently than mainstream journalists at a cnn. because oa lack of trust out there but in government, at -- academic institutions, what people trust is each other. there are people from your towns who are blogging. you may not know the person and they may not be an expert on energy picy, butou trust what they are saying because you do not thinkhey have an agenda. that is so powerful, whether it is a blog, facebook, e-mail. in this digital world, the lack of trust combines with that, so the power of the individual voice is so very, very effective. lots of african americans were registere

your plug is called "ted's -- blog is called "ted's take." you talked about a saturday morning where you were floating through your life. everywhere you went people had remarks to make about the hockey team. i thought, why did you want this? they were not saying nice things to you because you lost. >> it shows how important a sports team is to your community. when the redskins win on sunday, monday is a happy day in washington. our team has been doing so well. i think that is a big responsibility. i don't just want our team to make the playoffs or just to win the stanley cup. i want to make millions of millions of lifelong members -- memories between fathers and sons and mothers and daughters. i want immortality for our team. you get your name etched into the stanley cup. nothing brings us closer than winning sports. i grew up in the 1960's as an only child, my dad took me to jets games. i remember the jets winning the super bowl with joe namath, and my dad and i watching the game on tv and hugging and crying. and now we fast forward 40 years

i blog four times a day. i read all the comments. i am intimate with what is happening.what i see is that whensj yu campaign for office, you really are with the people. and then you get elected and you go into these hallowed halls and you have all of this security and you start to have what i called the theory of nine. you are a 10 and you get elected, and then you have a nine who is your chief of staff, and then he hires 8's, and they bring an 7's, and the people who are the 4's eventually running the country. there needs to be much higher empathy and more listening to what the community at large really wants. i think sometimes we in washington or in new york, the high priests of the media, we'd tune out who our consumer is. and we start to listen to this vital few people that all have their points of view. as you well know, this city is like no other city in the world. it is very disconnected from what is happening in the city and the media people in new york are very disconnected many times to the rest of the country. >> the book is called "the business of happiness.

but in the conversation box, or the blog box, it's an idea t. may not work out, a lot of ideas don't work out, but someone thinks it's worth discussing or interesting to discuss. so he posted that. and because along the day, that ricochets around town, and eventually there were rebuttals and sort of denials, and i can tell you as a journalist, you call hillary's people, they're not giving you quotes on the record for this in an article, and that's the way that often people in power and people in politics deny the press story, they just won't participate. and then maybe the story dies. online -- again, you have standards, but online, to pick up the end of this example, ezra had some responses here, and eventually, because it's moving into the discourse, hillary's aides did reply, and they said, in fact, she has less than zero chance of being on the court, and that sort of worked itself out. but sometimes you don't know those things until they work themselves out. so that he wants a different practice than a traditional self-contained piece of jou

. >> rubin's father was keeping a blog about their holiday. they're getting are to welcome him back. we're hoping he will come back soon says the principal and we'll all take care of him and organize professional support to help him cope with his sorrow. as he continues to recover, the grim work of identifying the bodies of the airfield in libya goes on and aviation experts looking at the plane's black box to determine the cause of the crash. rubin is going home to a loving and supportive community, but it's not clear who is going the look after him full-time. >> in an interview, the boy says he remembers nothing about the crash. they found him still buckled into his seat. >>> a bit of a -- wild start on wall street. it was down by noon and rose. let's go to new york where we have the cbs money watch update. reporter: a profit for the first time in almost three years. gm says booming demand for new models helped to earn $865 million in the first quarter. ceo predicts that the company will continue to be profitable through the end of the year.

with the whole debate over vaccinations in general, but there was also a huge debate raging in the blogs and on the pages of the book and i saw some of my friends doing this about the whole vaccination with the swine flu. people were afraid of it. and they didn't trust the authorities with the. and they had -- a very vigorous debate about it. i mean, it's odd how many similarities there are. and i think the answer is exactly what she said. i think that stretching across 300 miles -- and sorry, 300 years across the miles, across the centuries, there some team very human about cotton mather, but frankly mothers, about dr. douglas, all the people and in many ways are no different from us. and mean, the fear they had, the mothers taking care of the children, the fear that was engendered by the epidemic. they're very human. i mean, we'd like to create historical figures we think and anyway are fully human and probably not all that different from us. being a bit different clothes hairstyles, but there reaction was very similar. >> before you begin, may ask you please the question. [inaudible]

this blog is all the way back into that energy. it comes with a trained, and and the trains crisis and highway that i do. it went over the ridge into tennessee, all the way around into blue ridge, call the great cook at highway and goes our way into black mountain virginia. and yesterday in the same area of southwestern virginia into west virginia into eastern kentucky, they drive 3 million pounds of ammonium nitrate fuel explosives to blow up our mountain. blow up our mountain, 500 out destroyed 1.2 but acres destroyed. to reach in and in a very effective way with heavy equip and operators to pull the coal and loaded up to the train, destroy the community and the watershed. , to poison the community and the watershed. black mountain virginia where you get your call. a few years ago a young boy was sleeping in a house, the davidson family, and the explosions went off on a night like tonight and every time when i flip my night and fly rod came down on my cousin from so they'll and a fly rod went blasting through the home and crushed

it is a blog written about well she was 14 when she began to write this blog the first year of the illegal invasion and occupation of the country called iraq in which she lived and she writes it from the standpoint of a young iraqi girl and jury involved in her family and involved in her studies and the muslim wollman and also just a kid. she looks at her desk and says libraries are in the trunk i could take them out and play with them that i'm not going to because i'm a big girl now. i went to school this morning and there was a body lying on the corner. and my best friend said that was nothing when we got to school. there was a body with no head on my corner. it's kind of eight anne frank of our time and it kind of days. we were in iraq when the war began we were human shields in bad debt for 100 folks in 34 countries. we lived the new international brigade or we thought we were. we were going to stop the war by placing our bodies between the iraqi people. it's pretty easy to say but we had an amazing adventures and this is how we met her through the journey of baghdad as the bombs had b

post a comment on my blog. you know, if you'd move up here, we'd build you a big suite of offices, get you extra staff. you would love it here. >> i would love it. staying in washington, jack. don't go far away. >>> it could be the best hope for stopping that massive spill spewing at least 210,000 gallons of oil a day into the gulf of mexico. and right now, a giant white containment dome is preparing to leave for the leak site, where for the first time ever, it will be deployed 5,000 feet beneath the water to try desperately to contain the mile-deep gusher. bp announced this morning that it's capped the smallest to have the three leaks at the well, a step it says will make it easier to stop the remaining two leaks. our brian todd got a firsthand look at that containment dome before it left the shore. >> reporter: wolf, we've got special access to the construction of a pollution containment chamber. this is the dome that we've been talking about for the last several days. it may be one of the most tangible hopes

will be inioyour blog.> health care debate is not over. president obama's pick for medicare and health services is raising eye brows about who am pay for the plan for people who don't have money. >> facebook under fire for privacy. people are leaving in droves. and should you log off the site. we'll have more on this in two minutes . eat grass and hand pressed shirts. whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop helps neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats scoop. keep your home smelling like home. we tag it... so you can cut it... till it... dig it... and haul it. ♪ just don't miss it. the best deals of the season end soon. and there's on one place to find them. so visit your john deere dealer today. get up to $800 off select john deere equipment at this month's green tag event. visit johndeere.com/greentageve to find an event near yo good gravy, bill. our insurance company doesn't have anything like it. magnificent, isn't it? with progressive,@ it's easy to cover all of you

. >> reporter: video of the incident started a blogging frenzy. the 16-year-old posted an update, that his head still hurt but he was still suffering of embarrassment. >>> 72, the dewpoint still low the humidity still low this time of night. the barometer has been holding steady and rising if for the last few hours. and tomorrow the wind more south-southeast as well. that will keep us much cooler tomorrow as well. tomorrow's high will only be 73, 74, we were 87 this afternoon. dead calm up in ocean city. 64, cool at the beach. 72, 72, 74. the dewpoints will probably get into the upper 50s, low 60s. it'll feel more humid but with temperatures in the low 70s it won't be that noticeable. now the system we've been watching the last couple of days is beginning to split apart. as you probably noted earlier, lines of showers and thundershowers tonight from ohio down to kentucky. these are moving primarily to the northeast. so any of this activity that even survives is going to have a tough time getting into the mountains, we might see a scattered shower

. >> experts also say because future employers were probably to do if you have a blog, twitter account, or myspace page, keep it up-to-date. if you have not posted an update in months, just close the account. swamp park in south baltimore is reopened to the public. visitors at yesterday's grand opening enjoyed nice weather while taking part in the numerous activities there. the park opened in 1904 and was made -- named after former mayor thomas one. bike jam featured a stunt show and there was food and children's activities. it was a spring snowstorm that coated mountains in southern california. the snow fell steadily at the big bear ski resort outside los angeles. it was not that snow but high winds that pose problems for drivers on nearby highways. a high fire danger is also in effect. some spectacular pictures as a south dakota a tornado swept through a form yesterday. officials say the tornado destroyed everything on the form except residents nearby. power lines were torn down. two people were at home during the storm, and amazingly, there are no reports of any injuries. >> we have

and other electronic forums as well but for us at part of the attraction on paper is it is an anti blog. it stands for books, serious consideration of books and personal appreciation of the history of the book, history of geniuses utilize teach us and also we are very fond of the arts of the magazine. our magazine is illustrated by one brilliant illustrator from new york city, in a sort of 18th-century or early nineteenth century sort of style which is deliberately in neoclassical and meant to remind us of our ancestors of the newspaper and all it has meant out of the literary review, the culture of america and the west. >> host: who was angelo? >> guest: an analyst who bought until his retirement, almost to be generous, a critic of the bush administration's foreign policy from the right. >> host: next call from fort myers, florida. >> caller: first-time caller. abortion is an issue in the conservative movement. how does that come about? when was that coopted and brought in to the movement? and a catholic myself and maybe you are. i went to prep school and went to high school in 1973. i

i don't know how to blog, but i wrote a story about my most memorable victory. you would think maybe british open, '77. the u.s. open in '82. no, it was a tournament when i was 14 years old. the kansas city men's match play. i ended up for variety of reasons was in against a man against bob divine, i was 14, he was 28. i ended upbeatingupbeating him four and two. after inning i guess at age 14. my life's ambition was set right then and there. i wanted to be a professional golfer. as a kid, you play pretend. you played pretend where you were jack nicklaus or arnold palmer, you were playing against them. i did this. when i turned pro, i'd already convinced myself that the only way i was going to ever get anywhere was work harder than anybody else out there. work hard, i practice, try to hone my game, hone my skills down. i didn't know how to win, charlie. i had some tools, but they weren't refined. it took me several years to win, i lost some tournaments, early tournaments, the u.s. open in '74 and '75 i had great opportunity to win. that's the tournament i wanted

i don't know how to blog, but i wrote a story about my most memorable victory. you would think maybe british open, '77. the u.s. open in '82. no, it was a tournament when i was tournaments, earl tournamenthe in '7d '75 i had great opportunity to win. that's the tournament i wanted to win most. >> charlie: more than the masters. >> more than the master or the british open. the toughest golf course. >> what a way to win, what a way to finish! tom watson birdied 18. he wins it by two. >> my dad had a great history with it. he knew every open champion, u.s. open champion from start from 1895 on. he used to quiz him, it was fun. when i got to the point of winning my first tournament, that was kind of like winning when i was 14 years old. if i can win out here, why not reach for the stars. why not try to be the best. at that time i was just trying to learn my game and try to -- try to make it so i make the top 60 so i didn't have to qualify mondays and be a rabbit. in '74 i made the comment with a special dinner when i won my first tournament, my dad was there, his be

you can follow candace on her idol blog as she takes us blind the scenes -- behind the scenes all seasonto foxbaltimore.com and click on the american idol in the entertainment section. you can find out what contestant goes home here start starting at fox 45 morning news. >>> fox 45 morning news, in this case 106, airtran and value city furniture are giving away a trip for two to los angeless and the ticket to season finale of american idol. all you have to do is prove that you are the biggest american idol fan in baltimore. we have come up with 5 trivia idol questions. answer them at foxbaltimore.com and you will qualify for the big competition, sing for your seats. whoever scores the highest during our karaoke challenge gets that trip to l.a. for the american idol finale. very easy, log on to foxbaltimore.com, read the official rules, and answer the trivia questions. meteorologist steve fertig is here. and steve, casey didn't do a good job and he is going to be going home. >>> i think he is going to be checking out the blue skies from a window plane seat. >> he has definitely been bette

tonight, republicans blogging, tweeting, and friending in advance of this year's elections. >> we advise every candidate to have as big a budget for new media as radio and television. >> brown: and margaret warner looks at what the greek debt crisis means for global markets and the u.s. economy. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy, productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: a flurry of action brought the times square bombing investigation to a head today. the prime suspect appeared in federal court in new york city, just hours after being arrested. newshour correspondent kwame holman begins our coverage. >> reporter: this is the man captured at new york's kennedy airport, last night, faisal shahza

they blog. they get online. you know, the internet is a powerful tool. and there are, obviously, huge communities of readers out there who are reading on their computer screens. and there are books like "the help," which is a very popular novel now which was really in part created by online acclaim. but authors are trying to get into that world with less assistance from their publishers brown pwrup that's what i was wondering because jonathan galassi brought in the record business and i remember looking into that for this program and you have a lot of musicians going to the internet and the online world as a kind of opportunity. now, do you see that working? you're saying authors have to go there. do you look at it as an opportunity or a kind of last resort? >> well, you know, obviously the barriers to entry to becoming an author are much lower. self-publish ing on the internet is now a real possibility. we're yet, though, to see the sort of underground novel burst off of one of those self-publishing sites into widespread... into widespread readership. b

[inaudible] >> you can do so on his blog which will be a great venue to continue to have this conversation with them. and thank you all for coming and let's thank david shenk. >> thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> david shenk is a correspondent for theatlantic.com. his books include "the forgetting," "data smog" and "the immortal game." to find out more visit theatlantic.com. >> well, there is a new worldwide community gathering to read a book. and it's called one book and one twitter and the organizer is just how. mr. houck am actually does what one book one twitter is. >> in a sense it is a global book club, but the inspiration was really not book clubs. which twitter has a few a. they're wonderful. as the big read that we've seen over the last 10 years, the first one being nancy perls what if everyone in seattle with the same book. were in 1998 were all of seattle read the same book. the one that inspired it was i was reading about one book, one chicago, the first an ideal case where the red to kill a mockingbird. and the source of connections that true. and i was readin

media stuff as part of that transparency in terms of the number of online discussions, the number of blog posts they put up. there's an element of transparency to that, but it isn't totally independent transparency, there's no sort of third party person checking what they're doing or making sure that other questions are asked that they might not be comfortable with, so more of an official news. >> jon: that's precisely the point. you know, it's stretching the point, but pravda use today put out the soviet news. if the american people aren't getting it through an independent journalist, what are they getting? >> well, you know, that's a byproduct of the internet age anyone including the white house can put up what they want to put up. the question are the filtering journalist, the legacy media or even members of the new media getting the same level of access to ask the same questions and i think at times that's been lacking and i know the white house claims they're working on it, but certainly, this in-house kagen interview was a step in the wrong direction. >> jon: josh, thank you. and ju

in the other these blogs.so you get both sides, and i think you're seeing a moral, cultural, social racial also, an ethnic balkanization of america into a tiny enclave so are not really a country anymore. more like eight giant empire and that's one of the things that i'm writing about in my book. and i will tell you anticipating this, and they're both liberals, pat moynihan and his book and a modicum and arthur schlesinger's book, the disunited of america. and he said as no nationalism is the force. this is what tears countries apart. frankly, in america we broke from the british in 1754, americans were not a people. we were cavalier, virginia cavaliers, you've got the boston curtains, he's got the quakers in pennsylvania. you get these different groups, but after the french and indian war and the stamp act, the tea act, the boston massacre, the boston tea party, concorde, lexington, all of the sudden these people, a new people is being created. the americans were being created. and i think something like that

you'll also find a link to my blog investor agenda by cnbc.com. i hope you will check it out. >>> now a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this upcoming week. we have several key housing reports out beginning monday when the nation's realtors release the number of existing homes sold last month. that will be an important indicator as far as where we are on the market. tuesday the s&p kay scherrer prices are released that tracks housing prices in 20 markets across the country. wednesday last month sales of new homes will be reported and thursday the second reading of the first quarter's gross domestic product. the gdp is the broadest measure of the economy and currently showing a growth rate of 3.25%. this will typically move markets. on friday, total personal income and spending will be released and finally today, did you ever think about selling grandma's jewelry for a little extra cash? with gold soaring price per ounce sears holding parents to both sears and kmart has launched a gold

idol" tonight at 9:00 right here on fox 45 and learn more about eye american idol" by following our bloget the inside scoop on what's happening in hollywood. click on the entertainment link. the ravens will have a brand new field to score touchdowns on when the season starts in a few months. screws installed a new field today. it will cover more than 100,000 square feet. ravens say the flexibility of the new field will allow them to host even more events at m & t bank stadium. >> it gives us an opportunity to take out the end zones and midfield so we can do some other events like the army-navy game and some maryland games up here and be able to put their labels in the end zone without interfering with the ravens. >> the first will be the lacrosse championship scheduled for memorial day weekend. ravens will test it out on august 12 in a pre-season matchup against the panthers. >> orioles are trying to avoid being swept by the yankees up in the bronx. we have highlights coming up next in sports. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement unleashes h

that brings us to today's blog question.houghts on the philly fan advertising. here's what some of you had to say. actions have consequences maybe if the irresponsible yahoos were tased they'd think twice before ignoring common sense and common courtesy. this guy could have had a gun, or a knife or razor blade and his mission could have been to harm or kill a player. the officer was right on the money in the way he handled that situation. jonathan says advertising could be deadly. take it from a cardiac nurse. any time you introduce electric shock with enough strength to immobilize you risk stopping a heart altogether. finally from charlie, should have put the cop on a fitness program instead of issuing him a taser. then he might have caught the kid. logon to cnn.com/kyra to share your comments. >>> tennessee flooding, a disaster that keeps getting worse. coming up in the next hour of the cnn "newsroom," a closer look at the cleanup and when the waters will hopefulliry recede. new zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love

>> this is a segment on blog. that gives you whether there's cement and casing contact through the pipe. >> in other words, whether it is holding. >> this is a quantitative not qualitative. >> this is whether or not it will be done? >> does this cement which is meant to be a barrier, will that work? >> possibly. >> you want the cemented be a barrier? >> this is put into be a barrier. >> it will have to work. >> it has to be a place to go to the zone. >> it has to fulfill its intended purpose. >> the cement bond log gives you the information quantitatively. it does not give it to you quantitatively but qualitatively. >> i am not a bond expert. >> wouldn't it be a good idea to do a bond log? >> it depends on his opinion you are asking. >> in my opinion, it is not always necessary. >> not always necessary. >> you had some returned at the production and local? >> yes, sir. >> what does that mean in english? >> we lost over three and a thousand barrels to drilling. >> when you're using this kind of cement, it makes it

. >> reporter: he stays sane by blogging to school children around the world. >> people here do understandtill going on and still going on at a rate that isn't yet sustainable. >> reporter: are you thinking about the next great adventure after this one? >> i am. the feedback from teachers is so positive that i think that there's a need for education through expeditions, and i think it's a lovely way to make a subject interesting. >> reporter: but first, there's the little business of finishing this one. how many miles to go? >> 700. >> reporter: best of luck, man. >> cheers, bill. take care. >> reporter: good luck. see you on the other side. >> and so we choose ed stafford. he's so sure he'll finish by august, he's already bought his ticket home. >>> and that's "world news" for this friday. david muir will be here tomorrow night. jake tapper on sunday morning, and we hope to see you right back here on monday. have a great spring weekend. we'll see you then. good night. ♪ ♪ he doesn't have time for lost checks. he doesn't have budget to waste. but he does have digital currency. 38 states us

. >> guest: you know, marty cooper had a good point, which is why there something called cooper's blog, which is that 95% of the increase in the carrying capacity of the airwaves over the past half-century has, actually not run making more airwaves available for use. that's been a very small part of it. the biggest part has been by shrinking the file sizes. in other words, reducing the spectrum. so when you see for example a cell tower, you know, we used to think about cell phones and the sisterhood may be suburban and rural areas, the cell tower coverage many square miles, but increasingly in the cities, the companies now have to make these these -- the cell coverage area is much smaller because they're running out of spectrum to use and so they can reuse the same frequency over and over again by shrinking the size of the area and ultimately, we think, given this huge projected increase in mobile data command from smart phones and from laptops and the fact that everybody wants to be mobile, what this will mean is we think increasingly we are going to have to have smarter radio devices

>> what i got is a quick look at the blogs. we've seen -- we've heard a lot about twitter. there are political blogs out there that are important. conservative home we saw its editor. it's got a discussion already out there about p.r. and whether there should be some concession immediately christian support cameron say we need a government alone. p.r. should not be pursued under any circumstances. but by contrast, one perhaps lone voice here douglas caswell kind of a right wing conservative is actually calling for -- for the party to consider electoral reform on his blog so one voice there amongst the conservatives. yes, the liberal democrat voice are talking about this issue. but they're already unhappy, a few people, that nick clegg seems to be coming down on the conservatives. big mistake says one of them. other people coming back and saying, this is very poor. we shouldn't be doing this. i have a couple of tweets. i thought you were different, nick clegg. i thought you had fairness at heart. but somebody else -- i would have preferred a union. i think clegg has done the

. >> i didn't cut and paste that from other blogs. >> you would never. you typed it one finger at a time. >> i did the primary research myself. >> people need bonuses in the summer. there is more waxing involved. i wasn't aware pools were so expensive. i keep reading there are 17,000 pools where people in athens only declared 364 pools. i didn't know pools were taxed. >> i think they have like a 20% value added tax increase. >> i just don't know how pools affect home ownership. >> they were lying about pools so they don't pay taxes. >> no wonder their economy collapse. >> to think they created the pyramids. tom, is this going to happen in the united states or california? >> i don't know. they are adding these tacks in greece which will not help. they said they will tax cigarettes. everything will go black market. >> including the pools. >> they used to be an uh steer nation until she started putting big fat in front of everything and everything got out of control. >> i hear greece and i think of "mama-mia." they had the great hotel. and now it is not gre

check out brian roberts' video blog.haven't been a guest on your video blog and now you're interviewing people. >> and brian hughes was the first guest we had so we're kind of working our way around. hopefully i'll get more of my teammates. we're having a good time with brian's blog on masnsports.com so check it out. we'll be experimenting all season long with different things. >> major league baseball lost another legend today as the hall of fame pitcher robin roberts passed away at the age of 83. roberts pitched for the orioles late in his career, 1962-1965 and a young teammate of his at the time was hall of famer jim palmer. jim palmer's statement today, robin roberts was a hall of famer on and off the field. his work with young oriole pitchers who might ultimately take his job was invaluable. and he told me as a 19-year-old rookie, you a great fastball and i hope you're smart enough to know a good fastball is the best pitch in baseball. palmer went on to say that robin roberts was the con sue mat mentor. he was outgo

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you don't have to look very far on my blog and other blogs covering this.ta cruz there were at least 18 businesses victimized. 250 of them carrying torches. can you imagine if there were 250 tea party activists carrying torches and throwing rocks through businesses causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, we would be hearing about it everywhere. it happens in asheville, north carolina. there were antiillegal alien activists in san francisco who were physically confronted by the so-called peaceful protesters. you saw the inflammatory movement. despite p.r. efforts to white wash this, it never goes away. megyn: to be fair to those people who came out and protested, this happened in a couple cities. the vast majority out there. we are told there were hundreds of thousands. nonetheless, some did. why is it that would be ignored and things like this would be ignored. look at the signs about governor jan brewer who was on this program friday and tried to say i try to ignore this stuff. look at this. hitless daughter putting her face in a nazi uniform.

for more check out my blog at the financialista.com. nice thank you. >> nice thank you.thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> today a naval academy tradition may come to an end. the able superintendent says the herndon climb today is likely to be the last one. midshipmen celebrate the completion of the degree by climbing the 21-foot high on lisk. 24 received injuries that sent them to the hospital. they say it serves no useful training purpose. >>> another trade issue in economic talks between the u.s. and china. we will have more on that. >>> plus, shuttle "atlantis" has a major inspection coming up in the next half hour. with more on the local traffic here's angie. >>> we are looking at branch avenue and pennsylvania. we are accident enincident free. more news with andrea is next. stay with us. >>> welcome back. we are looking at the gw parkway heading southbound. nothing to report between 495 past 123 to the key bridge. it's angie with the look at traffic coming up. >>> in the news now, this week prosecutors in utah are expected to file murder charges in the death of a vi

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>> guest: one time in the blog last week. the first time ever. have very good relationships with people in the israeli government. one of the few remaining. i make a point of going there because the food is terrific. the social scene is unbelievable. i spend a lot of time in israel. i find it to be of very attractive country. very vibrant. i was could france. look, i was friends. sat down a number of times. really admired him. when i think that, no, i have not been called an anti-semite with, and i don't think i will be. i talked to everybody. >> host: right. >> guest: and that is the key. >> host: thais o of the most poignant elements of your book toward the end. i guess i will call it stream of consciousness. you take these various experiences over time. different. you put the human face on the victims of terrorism. your book ends with, i think, the most important words. all of these victims. at the end of the day. >> guest: that's right. osama bin laden said there is no difference between the people why in new york on 9/11 and american soldier

you have a blog where you write about all kinds of things, and there was a rat in your house?were a few rats in our house. >> jimmy: and this is -- this is one of the great things. you have a rat in the house, your girlfriend is terrified. so, what do you do? >> get the video camera. that's you. >> it's 4:00 in the morning. >> that's me going to work. oh! >> get it out! put it outside! put it outside! oh, my god. do you think it's going to get out of there? do you think -- do you think it's going to crawl out of the box? >> no, no. oh, oh. >> oh. >> i'm scared. that means there's a lot. oh, my god. it fell, it was like -- >> jimmy: that is -- she must have been delighted. that you showed that to america. >> my -- the best part in that video is the moment when her ocd takes over and she puts the thing, like, the one tupper ware that's not in its place, goes, oh, oh. >> jimmy: she was more scared than with all the smoke monsters and polar bears and all the terrifies things on the island. more scared than anyone on the show ever has been from a simple rat. >> the rats are real, t

>> the government -- t news first broke on a blog site in the west. the government acknowledged there was a problem and is set up a task force. they initially refused to release the findings of this task force. for an entire year, the nut graph went after the women and family minister and badgered her. we would call her up. we would go to her events. we would constantly demonstrate that the government was not wanting to release the report. it was publicly-funded. in the meante, there were werets that the res continuing. i do not have any quantitative proof, but eventually the government had to release that report. when the mainstream in traditional media was not applying the pressure, for whatever reasons, -- when the mainstream and a traditional meal was not applying the pressure, for whatever reason, -- and traditional media was not applying the pressure, for whatever reaso we went all out to push this particular issue. it was really gratifying to see that task force report being made public eventually. >> thank you. another question. >> i am a juni