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he's now blogging for "the new york times." nate, i've been reading your blogs.to have you on, by the way. i know you blogged yesterday, the dut reduction deal isn't as bad for the president and the democrats as most people feel. you say it's pretty bad, rather than terrible in your blog. how so? >> you mention the defense cuts. about half of the cuts come out of defense, security, whatever you want to call it. also the fact that the cuts are pretty back loaded. you don't have a lot of a drag on 2012, where you only have about $25 billion coming out of the economy. but there will be problems potentially in 2013 will have 2014. one reason the markets might be worried today is there's a recession threat both in the near term with some of the horrible indicators we've seen as well as the medium term and the deal makes that probably worse on fwal lance rather than better. >> you mentioned the military cuts here, with a willingness to cut the military and potentially cut it by a lot. i know you know the in um bers. do you sense a change in the republican republicans'

>> when i was blog, there was guest blogging on the blog "the agitator" that was my introduction there where i decided to play wit and make fun of the critiques we get. yes, rt stands for russia today. now we just go by rt, it's cleaner, it's more simple and you know, for me, part of that is -- i don't feel like it's a valid worry. i believe that people are afraid when they see somebody else and we've seen that from secretary of state hillary clinton who has mentioned r.t. and we've seen it from the broadcasting board of governors, they see it as a competition and saying we're losinged to the russians and they can't believe it's happening on their own turf here in the u.s. for me, i'm an american. any time i hear that criticism that i somehow am anti-american and i work for a propaganda machine that works against this government, i have to laugh at it because otherwise it gets my blood boiling because i am an american, i love this country and i feel it's my duty, i would even go so far as to say my patriotic duty to report on what's happening here on the real issues that i feel like we

blog about the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour japan just can't get a break nearly half a year after the nuclear explosion of the fukushima plant but officials are still detecting high levels of radiation will they ever be able to contain the toxic leak before things become even more catastrophic and later the daily take on how the new debt deal is not the only thing dragging down our economy so too is some unfinished business in washington left behind by republicans. in the us the rest of the news an update from fukushima nearly five months after the earthquake and tsunami japan's fukushima nuclear plant is still spewing radiation yesterday tokyo electric power come. tepco said it detected the radiation levels to date at the crippled nuclear facility recording ten thousand millisieverts an hour the maximum level the devices can even measure the measurements and lethal measurements by the way i would say. the measurements were taken just outside of ventilation stack in reactors one and two reactors we saw explode in the weeks after the quake the quake and tsunami so

you mentioned you have a michael blog -- micro blog.ell me how works. >> it works the same way in the u.s. people are more careful in what they say but 99% of what you want to say you can say. it is a lot more similar to twitter and people might imagine. tavis: our young people as hope to hear as they are in united states? >> probably even more so. alternatives are little more limited. there is not as much freedom in publishing on tv or newspapers or magazines. and this is so easy. and the mobile is very common and everywhere. micro blog is exponentially growing. tavis: when you talk about freedom, it leads to more active participation. how do people know where the line is? is there a class? do you learned the hard way? have you learned as a citizen where the line is with regard to what you can in cannot say? tavis: in every country it is understood. in the u.s., child pornography is illegal. it is illegal everywhere. they know that certain -- teaching people how to blow up buildings is not acceptable. those kinds of things are known. t

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and remember you can also get the latest news on the situation in libya as well as blogs and analysis at our website or to dot com. it emerged this week that north korea is ready to return to international talks over its disputed nuclear plans with no preconditions the announcement came as the country's reclusive leader met presidential retreat executive in russia on a rare trip abroad kim jong il rolled across siberia in an armored train also to discuss a vital energy deal for his state struggling economy. was following the visit. a man of mystery north korea's kim jong il prefers to stay out of the media spotlight the great leader as he's officially known at home constantly fears for his life which is why evil explains has armored cars and eats chopsticks designed to detect reasons but the fear of ongoing sanctions and tough financial times proved more significant as think kim jong il embarks on a widely publicized trip to russia making. tracks from from young in a special armored train gifted to kim's father by stalin the leader crossed the border with russia and made his first sto

do you get ads on your blog or how does this work?you're both journalists. >> you know, this really started out as a really authentic project as julia wanting to travel the country and meet someone, because you see your life pass you by working so much and being so busy. and it kind of turned into something more interesting. the more we traveled, the more we talk to people, the more we realize everyone is in the same boat. it's just that our locations are different. so we now know we're on to something. so we have started a conversation and people are talking about it, and you know, the more we talk about it, maybe we will understand each other a little better. we do have some ads on our website. we're in the process of writing a book. so it's going along. >> because as much as we force change on ourselves, the reality is we all have to live and survive. but if we can take what we have learned and share that with other singles for some insight to say why is this happening to so many men and women, then it feels like our challenges are

some of the 12100 people following her blog-- 2100 people following her blog and tweet started to showto clean up. >> while you are amongst see gulls and kids playing, that is when it hits you that it is definitely a lot bigger problem. >> she's raise add wareness to the point where people all over the country are now doing similar things where they are going out for 20 minutes and cleaning up their neighborhoods, their beaches. >> i've gotten contacts from germany and people who have gone out and done daily ocean cleanups from florida when they are on vacation. >> alexis henry with the surfrider foundation which is dedicated to saving the ocean says a sea change starts small. >> sarah getting out there every day for 20 minutes shows it's real easy thing to do. you care for the beaches. you can do something. >> something big. at the end of the year sarah bayles and her cleanup crew will have removed more than a ton of trash from santa monica beach. bill whitaker, cbs news, santa monday-- santa monica. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks f

we're going to talk about a father's controversial blog. >> the blog is called thepsychoexwife.com.er names her by name. but now a judge has ordered that website taken down. is it fair or is it a violation of that man's free speech? we're going to be talking about that in just a couple of minutes. >> raises a lot of questions. >>> also this morning, the very talented usher, as profile bid jenna bush hager. >>> and steals and deals cc1: including a vacation for the whole family. >> sounds good. >> that's a deal. that's good. >> we have a lot to get to. we also have natalie morales at the news desk. good morning to you. >> good morning again, matt, ann, and al. good morning. worries over the u.s. credit rating downgrade, weak economic recovery and european debt cc1: crisis sent overseas markets tumbling again today after the dow plunged more than 600 points on monday, dropping it below 11,000 for the first time since last november. brian sullivan is at cnbc's world headquarters. seeing so far? > a psycho market, right,cc1: investors ushering in, excuse me, some gain. we are up, 200 po

south where we're going to cool down since i'm drinking what to say the political calls for a lot of blogs where they used as simple missing faces all viewed as the sick ones . that doesn't exist in france singles pizzas and we start up here just next to the kremlin at the well known well founded. as the main gem of the underground shopping mall of how to react to glass structure of the fountain slowly rotates and every twenty four hours makes a full revolution opening night you know she seven if you look you can determine the time of the five minutes in the mideast cities of the world. the first fountain in moscow was located on tuesday night square dispense the ministry several other fountains with them built along the lake lanier river up the street because that's the most the fountains in moscow once provided drinking water to muscovites and now diminish to decorate many of the city squares to punks the trusty fountain here is the only one remaining of those built before the revolution a machine built in eighteen thirty five it still puts the original location in seriousness. some of t

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blog, live blogging and tweeting runs the risk of spreading misinformation from the trial. it is broadcasting the trial. my understanding of the rules is that live broadcasting of court proceedings is prohibited in this jurisdiction. so i don't know why we're having this debate at all. i don't think there should be tweeting or live blogging permitted from the courtroom during the trial. >> live broadcasting as television and radio from blogging? >> no. i think they're practically the same. there is rule against broadcasting in this jurisdiction and, i'm concerned about the unedited tweets and blogs spreading misinformation that might prejudice my client's trial. >> i would argue that is exactly what i said is wrong, a violation of the first amendment. it is an attempt to discrime among people by the nature and manner which they communicate that is impermissible and improper. >> lucy? >> i'm, you know, i find myself really sort of agreeing with defense counsel. i've been trying to get my cameras into this courtroom for, what, 30 years now? and quite honestly, if they allow t

this is becoming a blog last week was the worst for. you yesterday became known as black monday plummeted today has become even worse and even the cheerleaders for the euro or depressed. the european central bank said this is the worst crisis since world war two and it requires quote unconventional measures now central bankers the famous for their calm for being reassured and when you hear someone like that coming up with such radical phrases you want the investors and the markets upon making. he had hoped the european central banks boy up of spanish and italian beds which no one wants to touch at the moment would help but it hasn't as you can see the reaction on the stock exchange is experts actually fear what the e.c.b. is doing is only bringing defaults closer it's forcing a huge states to slash spending less money going in to create jobs and build things when really the only way out of this crisis is for the countries themselves to grow their economies which means putting more in spending more on the economy and creating new jobs no

page but twittering at tom underscore apartment or in the champ room on the message boards or the blog tom hartman. you can also leave a message general rant line by three sixty three zero six agree disagree sound off its all welcome the remember that your comments may be used on the year. republicans are very crafty in the ways they want to get rid of social security and medicare well some like congressman paul ryan are overt in their plans to privatizing title means and social security and medicare as we know it others are a bit sneaky here they're sneaky strategy and really it is incredibly sneaky because it sounds so reasonable is something called means testing as in only paying our benefits to people who need them and withholding social security checks for millionaires. the way i think the more fortunate in our society needs to participate is by taking away some of the benefits they don't need and i would include that not only benefits in social security. and medicare which both should be means tested as we let the age of so security gradually rise to age seventy by the year twent

wolf blitzer, you write on your blog that folks need to read between the lines. we hear entitlements or tax reform, dot, dot, dot. what we hear is, go ahead and fill in the blanks. >> reporter: those are polite words when you talk about entitlement reform, what effect they are saying are cuts in spending for medicare and medicaid, social security. let's not beat around the bush. when they talk about tax reform, in effect what they are saying are tax increases. you speak to democrats, especially over at the white house, that would be tax increases from the current level for the wealthiest americans, the big corporations and corporate jet owners and the millionaires and billionaires as they like to say in the white house and the democrats like to say but, in effect, it will mean increased taxes for those individuals making more than $200,000 a year, families making more than $250,000 a year. so the debate is going to continue, kyra. the debate right now, may be ending with the senate passage and i think the senate will pass it in a few hours. the president will sig

hate monger and frequent guest on fox so called news took to her blog yesterday to talk about the norway terrorist attacks before committing mass murder anders breivik cited geller a dozen times in his cross drenched manifesto written to explain why he did what he did if you just waited a week you could have saved her thirteenth time inexplicably geller posted a picture of the teenagers at the political youth camp just twenty four taken just twenty four hours before the shooting occurred and she wrote quote note the faces which are more middle eastern and mixed than pure in our region and that's right bella geller just attempting to justify brother it's massacre because there's more brown people in norway has since removed the post from her blog but that doesn't hide the fact that they hate she speeds is very very. after the break what fills the power vacuum under republican shrink the government and that is daily take i'll tell you i collected an asia is giving corporations the keys to the kingdom. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions it's time to

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in recent months on this show that had you the viewer but as you know on our you tube pages in our blogs and over get to log on in samarra dot com to find out about all the different ways you can send us your questions comments and rants about these stories and anything else that goes on here at the big picture or on my radio show. it looks like another republican has read the story of robin hood backwards it is stealing from the poor to give to the rich michigan residents are getting screwed over by their governor rick snyder yesterday republican snyder signed into law legislation that would cut six why. weeks from unemployment benefits every state in the country currently pays out twenty six weeks of benefits now michigan will lead the way and ate out only twenty weeks and that's a state that's had higher than ten percent unemployment rate for longer than any other state in the country in other words the state with the worst unemployment numbers also treats the unemployed the worst. as u.s. congressman sander levin said about the move it turns the clock back fifty years at a time when

i white -- i write a weekly blog. there are interviews and stories that would not make it on the air. all of us in media these days are facing more complicated news. the world has gotten harder to understand than it has ever been. at the same time, those of us in the media have shrinking resources, less resources to cover a story that is arguably more complicated than it has ever been. all of us have to think smarter. we have to think streamlined. we have to think, who is our audience? what are we trying to do? at the news hour, we rely on the mantra of jim lehrer said many years ago we would wake up and not have to think about who we are, why we cover the news, just what are the most important stories of the day, and how are we going to go after them? we do not have to think about an ankle. we cover the most important stories, and that is it. >> news hour has done extraordinarily well. part of that is unable by a technology. there is an opportunity -- part of that is enabled by technology. there is an opportunity to

some of the 2100 people following her blog and tweets started to show up to clean up. >> while you're amongst sea gulls and kids playing that's when it hits you it is definitely a lot bigger problem. >> she raised awareness to the point where people all over the country are now doing similar things that are going out for 20 minutes and cleaning out their neighborhoods, their beaches. >> i've gotten contacts from germany and people who have gone out and done daily ocean cleanups when they are in florida when they are on vacation. >> reporter: dedicated to saving the ocean group says a sea change starts small. >> sarah getting out there every day for 20 minutes shows it is a real easy thing to do. you care for the beaches, you can do something. >> reporter: something big. at the end of the year sarah and her cleanup crew will have removed a ton of trash from santa monica beach. >> reporter: bill whittiker, cbs5 news, santa monica. >> incredible. >>> not really beach weather for us out here, jim. >> always beach weather if you're just picking up trash. maybe not the best of weather to be

he is visiting 30 mosques and blogging about it in hopes of changing a negative perception. don knapp on the man's project that is already opening his own eyes. >> drops into the islamic center mosque in san francisco. it's part of his month long journey to expand his journey of muslims. growing up in santa clara, he attended the large muslim county association mosque. when he got to cal berkeley, he learned that not all muslims are alike. >> i saw a lot of people who are different from the mca notion of what a muslim was. >> he visited 30 mosques in 30 days and blogged with what he found. >> most striking different was it was composed of girls that did not wear their hijab. most muslim women do not wear the hijab to be religious. >> welcomed to their traditional dinner. he felt uncomfortable in bosnian mosques. >> i did not appreciate the fact that they were unwelcome toward outsiders. i felt embarrassed for them and i felt embarrassed for the reporters because they didn't want the women to be there. >> he says he wants muslims to let outsiders know the quality of their rel

to be laughed out of the room so joining me from our studio in new york is eve smith creator of the blog naked capitalism and author of econ how unenlightened self-interest undermined democracy and corrupted capitalism eaves i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and now where i got that line from where you said this is propaganda needs to be laughed out of the room was at a recent post that you put up when you were a guest blogging for glenn greenwald over at salon dot com can you elaborate on that for us. well it's interesting how uncertainty has increasingly in the business media become code i mean now that for we need less regulation we do less taxes you know that they've said they've they're so confident this idea that certainty equals government intervention that they don't even need to bother unpacking the tag phrase in fact it's really obvious why businesses aren't hiring the economy's terrible i mean you pointed to the statistics we have an economy which before the bust was seventy percent consumption with high unemployment rates with millions more underemployed with

he also writes for the public radio blog, "transportation nation." and ben mutzabaugh, who covers the aviation industry for "u.s.a. today," and writes a blog called "today in the sky." thank you both for being with us. ben mutzabaugh, i gather from what you just told me that reporters covering this had no idea this was going to not get resolved before congress went to recess. >> we're used to bluster from washington. we don't think that's anything new. we heard bluster on a number of topics, look at the debt ceiling, something got done, it wasn't the most eloquent of ways to resolve the situation, and speaking for myself i assume you would hear the finger pointing, the threats and the bluffs and eventually in this economy how could you go to recess with 4,000 f.a.a. workers on furlough and the implications of that rippling out, i'm surprised they're walking away from this now. >> woodruff: todd zwill ich, we heard the majority leader say in that piece he was signaling it sounded like democrats might have to give up and go with the republican position

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go read my blog, cnn.com/situationroom. i write about what they're going to be doing for five weeks. some are going on fact-finding missions. others are going to go on junkets. it's going to be a source of interest to see where these members hang out in their districts and their states. maybe doing some work, not doing some work. we'll see. >> you know what i liked today, brooke. >> what's that? >> i told jessica yellin -- >> to wear sun screen. >> and you tweeted that right away. you told your followers, and you got a lot of them, to go ahead and make sure they always wear sunblock. i checked with jessica, she was wearing sunblock. >> very good. i was applausing you as i was watching your exchange with jessica. fantastic. >> you always wear sunblock. >> you got it, sir? you got it. see glow a couple of rooms on sit room. meantime, one of the most notorious serial killers could help investigators solve some cold cases even though he has been dead for more than 20 years. who are we talking about? sunny hostin is on the case

what is the name of your blog, jonathan? >> with a bible in my ruk. >> i highly recommend it.ining me tonight, appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >>> you can have the last word online at our blog. you can follow my tweet tweettweets @chris tweets @chrislhayes on saturday mornings. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, can i be a guest on your show

post a comment on our blog.f it's not, it's getting very close. >> we are being seen around the world. we have reaction from people not only here, but around the world. thank you. bipartisan surprise and emotion as the wounded american congresswoman gabrielle giffords returns to the house of representatives. >> it's -- any time you see her is a beautiful thing, but on the floor of the house surrounded by republicans and democrats and bringing people as she does here at home and nationally. we are so proud of her. >> what is her appearance reveal about her recovery? i will ask our chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta. details of the raid that killed osama bin laden. what happened in the final seconds when navy s.e.a.l.s burst into his room? a lawmaker usually loyal to president obama votes no on the debt ceiling deal. bernie sanders is here and voicing his deep frustration and anger. >> i do believe that the president should be held accountable. when you say something in a campaign and you don't do what you s

what is the name of your blog, jonathan?> withabibleinmyruck.blogspot. >> withabibleinmyruck, i highly recommend it. thanks for joining me tonight, appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. >>> you can have the last rd online at our blog, thelastword.msnbc.msn.com. you can follow my tweets @chrislhayes. my new show on saturday mornings. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, can i be a guest on your show sometime? >> yes, thank you. happily.

bay area mom who blogs about motherhood is back on american soil after what she calls a life changingt down with amy graph, who is one of ten mothers selected to see what mothers in kenya go through to raise their children in kenya. >> the two moms are going with you. >> we're good. >> from the start her week in kenya was a learning experience. >> oh, my gosh, they just harvested koronka there. >> we drove in a four-wheel drive vehicle down a really rough, unpaved road for about a half-hour and then we hiked for 15 more minutes to this tiny little mud hut. >> amy and her fellow bloggers were shadowing home healthcare workers, bringing families the supplies they need to prevent disease. the supplies come from u.s. foreign aid, a fact many kenyans are keenly aware of. these volunteers felt compelled to thank the bloggers. >> they welcomed us with song and dance and we got off the bus and they started hugging us. >> all the while amy was taking notes for the nightly posts she wrote on her momformation blog. she wants to show the readers the tiny slice of federal budget that goes to the f