micro blogs make that task difficult. this social revolution already has hundreds of millions of believers. reeling it in will not be easy. >> and a famous football wants to play in the olympics. beckham says he has no plans to retire from football any time soon. >> for decades, people have been making the pilgrimage to this city seeking fame and fortune. when he came to los angeles five years ago, he already had both. his dream was to use his celebrity to help transform a nation's sporting habits. with his contract up at the end of the month, his time there could be coming to an end. as he helped halt all grow in america? >> when i first came here, i always said, it is not going to be a huge success in one or two years. there have been in new stadiums built, new franchisees coming into this league, new players coming into this league in this country. there is still a ways to go. >> beckham's time in america has not delivered on all the targets he had promised. he still remains a marketable brand. the question is, how lon

you blog every ten minutes it seems. something like 270 posts a week. it changed the way you think, the way your mind works to constantly object deadline? >> yeah. i think it has to, doesn't it? you're thinking out loud as they say. and the news is coming in. everything you -- you immediately respond to, you have to say and the readers implicitly understand health care reform is provisional. my best take now. but by opening yourself up like that and especially during the iraq war, to have made such a massive blunder and to then be forced to actually hold myself to account for it and have my readers do so and stick with me, that was a very maturing experience. and i think if every journalist in washington had to go through grueling day-by-day accountability to their readers in terms of fact and previous argument, then we'd number a more accountable place. and i do think that the critique of washington journalist and pundits especially of not changing, of not admitting when they've been wrong, of not taking account of their own errors, i think it's an imp

micro-blogs make that task difficult. this social revolution already has hundreds of millions of believers. reining in will not be easy. >>> the leader of the church of england has spoken out against the protesters in london? >> yes, the archbishop of canterbury. dr. williams says the protestors are expressing widespread in deep exasperation with the financial establishment. he has broken his silence on the crisis by calling for a new tax on financial transactions. he also insisted the professors had little faith in the current pace of reform. we spoke with our religious affairs correspondent. >> a protest about banks became a debate about whether the church was standing up for christian values. today, its leader tried to wrest back control of the debate. dr. williams said people were frustrated by bankers irresponsible behavior and their soaring bonuses. >> people still feel that public is bearing more of the cost than they ought to. it has been a focus of feelings, even if they do not know exactly what they're after. >>

burger king. >> reporter: for companies mentions in blogs like tonya's can mean big bucks in sales sos a result they send her everything from shampoo to foot pads for free hoping she'll hawk them online. >> concealer, eyes, lip and face, i love that. i haven't used this yet. i need to try it. cleanse, exfoliate, massages and moisturizes. >> reporter: she never thought her personal accounts of potty training and keeping the romance alive after baby would be anything more than a way to connect with moms. >> they sent me free ice cream for a year. i think it's important with every post to also put your disclosure at the bottom so that it's not a secret. >> reporter: while it's not as lucrative as her former career working as a publisher she has big dreams for the chatty momma. >> i want to do a lot more reviews. i want to spend more time on my youtube channel which i've been working on, chattymomma be tv. >> reporter: soleil is an adviser to shop squad. it connects online shoppers with expert reviewers. when a sale occur, the expert gets a commission. >> we reached out to mommy bloggers

the blog site bare naked islam is full of messages. it caught the attention of the counsel on relations. >> it is inappropriate to make threats of a mosque. >> muslims themselves. say lor is referring to comments made, calling for the violent actions. the blog talks about violence against muslims in mosques throughout the country and our area but it specifically has mention of this center in falls church. i want muslim blood on my hands writes the person who claims to have issue off route 7. it is the same where anwar served. the american born cleric was killed in yemen after u.s. officials identified him as planning attacks and conspiring against the u.s. it is that kind of association, say lor believes, may be driving the calls for violence. >> most people were introduced on islam september 11th watching an airplane fly into a building. >> the blog's bonnie says it is in response to muslim violence against nonmuslims. i have never called for the destruction of all mosques but i've called for the banning of islam and the closing of al

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interviews in the future so keep watching and finally i want to respond to a kind new fan little guy blog tweeted that as we just discovered at the low to show it's a great non mainstream news show. a lot of citizen power journalism check it out so thanks so much for tuning in our effort here on the show is to bring you the voices that you won't hear on the mainstream media and that includes the best citizen journalism has to offer so we'll keep working hard to bring you on the ground reporting from the voices you won't hear anywhere else that's at my rantings this evening but i'll be back with more later in the week as usual. now the department of justice and immigration and customs enforcement had a very busy weekend and it only went back to their domain seizing ways but they amped up their efforts taking down more than one hundred thirty websites one of which comes from a domain name provider in australia it's all part of cyber monday crackdown a program that went after counterfeit goods and online piracy right before the busiest online shopping day of the year which if you didn't know

and their reporters also blog. go to their blog section to get blogs from reporters like rob davis, who writes about the environment in a section called "in the muck." they have teamed up with local nbc stations and have their stories appear on air as well as on-line. >> ...rob davis with our on-line media partner-- voiceofsandiego.org first reported on these problems with expenses at the agency. and he joins us now... >> the voice of san diego-- a great example of a nonprofit news site offering an alternative to local newspapers. frank? >> thanks. well, the "new york times" said this about that site, by the way: "their news coverage and hard-digging investigative reporting stand out in an internet landscape long dominated by partisan commentary, gossip, vitriol in citizen journalism posted by unpaid amateurs." so are nonprofit local news sites the answer? is there enough philanthropist interest to make that work? what do you think? >> you know, when you're talking about philanthropists writing checks, that's a rea

>> i'm both, really, now, because, you know, old-school media--we all got a blog now. ha ha ha! >> but is jay right that all it is is a citizen with the means of production and that's the revolution, as you've written, and that makes them a citizen journalist? >> well, basically, yeah, and i've been in seminar after seminar on what is a journalist? so let's not get into that on this, or we'll be here for a week. but if you want to just talk about--just look at the examples recently. the kid who shot the kid being beat to death in chicago on the street--that generated a national debate, moved the white house and all. that in its own way was journalism, just putting that raw footage out on the web. the kids who disguised themselves as a pimp and a prostitute and generated the whole--did what congressional committees couldn't do, for better or worse, which was get funding to acorn cut off--that's journalism, or it's at least acting on journalism. it's making us in the old-school media move whether we want to or not. so... >> jay, let me push back on this because plenty do. is it me

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we always talk about a blog but to pepper your blog with good content and making sure to use the friendly words and making sure your url has your word in there. it's so important. >> you have to go for the long tail search items. this gentleman is part of miami executive coach. he's never going to own the word coach. he's not going to be able to compete. you put coach in and you have to be specific. retired hospitality executives. people that enter in those phrases are much, much closer to a buying decision than just coach. >> moving on. this is a question about growing a start up. >> how would you go about finding developers to bring on to a tech start-up. where would you go, what resources would you use to find people that are a good fit to bring on to your team? >> i'm happy he asked that question. where do you go? >> we have to understand for a small business owner they have to keep their resources variably. we don't want fixed expenses. we moved toward an online contingency work force. people go online to find a specific person with a specific skill for a certain amount of time. they

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you have your blog, you have your books, you have the media that you're on television and radio... >> i do think i've worked for all of them. i'm just not working for any of them right now. >> well, maybe that's good, or maybe that's bad, but what i was gonna get at is, in these new media expressions, is there somehow going to be less pressure for profit, more ability to report? >> you know, i'm now at this place where i'm developing new public media programming, so i'm having to look at the financial side of media as well as the ethics and the skill of it, and it's a very new role for me to view myself as someone who can be an entrepreneur within the media landscape. i believe that that is--that whole trend of journalist as entrepreneur either in public or commercial media can be problematic because it takes away sometimes from the other things that you have to do. however, i do believe when you look at propublica, you look at a bunch of the different, you know, public interest public media groups that have sprung up over the last 5 years; you look at the new partnership between u.c.

your blog or your website is gaining popularity. why do you think that is?e people like death. i think whether or not they admit it or whether or not they're aware of it, you know, it's something that's going to happen to all of us. so it's kind of a general interest. it's the most general interest there is. in the world. >> what is, in your opinion, the strangest question you were ever asked? >> i've got some pretty good ones recently. i had one girl ask me if it's possible to make jewelry out of arteries and tendons. while you're cremating, if you put popcorn in body, will it pop? >> what? >> they're not crazy. because i think the people asking them are absolutely sincere and i think they're good questions. >> tell us the story about how your mom realized that you -- tended towards the macabre? >> when i was young i used to come up with really elaborate scenarios of how i was going to die. mother, if i went to the edge of the cliff and my little foot slip and i sort of plummeted off the edge, would you be sad? and my mother was like, oh, yes i would be sad

. >>> weal' be blogging -- we'll be blogging live, so go to abc2news.com. >>> coming up, people in mississippi are voting on a controversial law that could spark a national fight over abortion. find out what the personhood amendment would mean for women. >> do soda bans in schools curb childhood obesity? for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, florida, alabama, mississippi. this could go on for a while. >>

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lisa says social media complaints on twitter, facebook or blogs can get quick action because they arelic, not private. >> it compels a business to quickly and efficiently solve the problem. >> reporter: it's digital outreach team of ten people mention it online around the clock. >> when they find these mentions on a blog or forum or twitter, we then respond. typically, there's a public profile. >> reporter: the comcast team that responds has the access it needs to fix the problem. >> our goal is to reset a modem, reset their box and make their television work. make the broad band go to speeds they deserve. >> reporter: when customers are satisfied, statements like this can make companies look good. delta recognized the thank you tweet with a you are welcome, thanks for the public tweet praise. >> now i tweet back and forth with them. i think we're friends. i like to think we are friends. >> liz crenshaw, news 4. >>> coming up next, how a d.c. woman shed 150 pounds and shows us how she's keeping it off now. experts break down the pros and cons of [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female anno

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i call it the year of the debate on my blog. check it out.ery much. >>> rick perry's forgetfulness has happened to all of us at one point or another. >> the -- what's the third one there? let's see -- >> so, here's something we should consider. what happens inside the brain that causes that to happen? we're going to explore the anatomy of a brain freeze. lisa sylvester has been speaking with neuroyolgss on this. >>> also, the search for a missing major league baseball player kidnapped in venezuela. we're america's natural gas and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more. cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, today. learn more at anga.us. sadly, no. oh. but i did

she's been blogging about the latest developments, and -- jim, what can you tell you? >> right, i want to be very precise, and we'll say woman a and woman b. woman a is the accuser you mentioned we reported today got a $45,000 settlement. she accused cain during his tenure of saying sectioniumly inappropriate things in her presence. the new elements is the size of the settlement, which you just said in your segment doesn't seem to square too nicely with what cain has been saying publicly. we just posted a separate story about what we'll call accuser b. i think this is the more significant of the two accusations. this person told two people in real time of a sexually unwanted moment with herman cain during his tenure at the association, and she -- this complaint was taken directly and immediately to two board members, and ultimately to legal counsel for the nra. herman cain has denied everything about this incident, said nothing ever happened, he never did anything inappropriate, is aware of who this person is, because we alerted his campaign two weeks ago and to this d

late at night, sara had been secretly pouring her heart out on jill's blog. >> having other moms write back and say, i've been there, and i get it. i don't like having to tell my kids that water's the only thing left to drink because i can't afford milk. that makes me feel like i'm not the mom that i think i should be. >> reporter: the schroeders are an example of america's dirty little secret, the near poor. hungry but not yet homeless. new meaning to the phrase living paycheck to paycheck. >> we wait till payday, sometimes waiting till exactly 12:01 to run out and buy milk for the kids the next day. >> reporter: what have you learned about hunger in america? >> i've learned it's everywhere. it's real moms who we may not, you know, recognize on the surface are struggling. >> that one is the one you want? >> reporter: moms helping moms do what moms do best, feed their families a loving meal. most of the donors gave anonymously. but jill introduced me to several on skype. >> the thought of another mother not being able to provide her children with food breaks my heart. >> as a kid mysel

. >> they regulated by blog. they settled for awkward or less. >> there were probably more big boats that didn't want to hold. >> they are two weeks late that everyone out there is excited about the crab haul, even though this year doesn't seem as if there were many as there were last year. >> crab season goes until next june. the warped restaurants are glad to break is over. tourists didn't hesitate digging in to fresh out of the boiling pot. the catch was there that a few hours old. >> i'm glad the so-called's break is over because this is worth it. all the way from atlanta georgia, take at look at this san francisco. >> some couldn't wait and brought their crabbed dockside. >> is just another day in paradise on that tuesday. [laughter] the. >> i have one question. what do i get there quick. >> 7:30 on the dock. it will have some champagne chilled for you. >> tempting, but someone has to file the story. in san francisco and still waiting for my first crowd of the season. >> it's way past 7:30, we missed it. the

step out of that frame of the official press and and say anybody who has the ability to tweet or to blog or to write something is the press we're all the press we all have that that right to be in zuccotti park and document was going on versus yeah well you know there's a few levels to this because it's true you know i'm not one of these leaders so i mean i've only been in journalism for four years and i didn't go to journalism school so i you know i'm the outsider reporter is something i value it's important . but on the other hand you know when you're going to come to credentialing for you know things like the press conferences the white house for for another example it is important for differentiate between you know somebody who's really you know their full time job or whatever job that they it's their job to cover things and somebody who has a blog who wants to go to that being you don't want you don't want. events to be overrun by people who aren't really seriously i'm not i'm not so much talking about going into the white house and i want to really get a security issues there as we

he is is this contraption to catch the blogs. -- he uses this contraption to catch the blogs. -- bugs. ralph does not recommend a flushing them. >> that is not a very green. >> the stink bugs seem to like it around here. >> they are now in more than 33 states. we do not expect that to change. i would not be surprised if they work in every one of the 48 contiguous states. >> if you are lucky enough not to be familiar with stink bugs, they get that name because of the foul odor they give off when they are disturbed or frightened. >> your insta-weather-plus forecast -- >> we had some snow to finish up october. temperatures were relatively mild for november. we made it into the low 60's a around here. not too far toward south and west, some upper 60's to west virginia into the ohio valley. 62 at the airport and the inner harbor. that is normal for the second day of november. it is likely to be cool tomorrow morning. temperatures are already down in the low 40's in the northern suburbs. a little bit mile dirt, downtown baltimore is 51. -- a little bit milder, downtown baltimore is 51. oakl

blogging on his website. his goal is to raise a million dollars. so far, he has $3,000. >>> an extra special family portrait taken on thanksgiving. the man in the middle of this picture is brian stowe. the giants fan still recovering from a brutal beating outside dodgers stadium last march. this is the first picture of stowe released by the family since the attack. the picture posted on the family's website says it has been a long time since our whole family was together on thanksgiving and we could not feel more thankful and blessed. >>> a drug credited with saving lives is about to become available as generic. but people who take it may not be able to take advantage of the savings. why millions may only be able to get lipitor by its brand name. >> the turkey, maybe you put up the lights and did shopping. but what about that tree? the holiday tradition that apparently is getting lost in the shuffle. >> and a tradition, well the lucky ones know nothing about. why plumbers look forward to the day after thanksg

the blog is reporting the entire building's back wall shifted about a quarter of an inch. >>> hundreds of students at st. mary's college are moving into their own temporary dorm. a cruise ship. these are the same students kicked out of their dorms three weeks ago as a result of an outbreak of mold. kristin fisher takes us on a tour of this floating dormitory on the first full day that students were on board. >> you know it's not your average college dorm when you have a baby grand in the common area. jessica from rockville is one of the 240 students that will spend the rest of the semester living on the sea voyager. >> the interior is really nice. i was shocked when i walked on. i was really excited to be saying, i'm going to be living on this ship. >> as she unpacks, she realizes the downsides. >> i have no idea where to put any of my stuff because we don't have a lot of space. >> there are two beds and not much else. will is a window and their own bathroom. >> our tv is right up there. >> how many students can say they see boats passing by outside their study room. they sals also hav

a tech blog leaked photographs of sale prices expected for friday. among the items on sale, computers, ipad 2s and ipods. the company did have black friday discounts a year ago. >>> now to the roads. it was a difficult and frustrating drive out of town tonight. there were backups across the area and on a busy travel day minor accidents caused major delays. tweets included horrendous, hate and worst time to drive. check points are on roads to discourage drunk driving. 40 officers will be patrolling doing retailer compliance checks and watching surveillance of bars and restaurants to stop both drunk drivers and underaged drinking. thanksgiving eve is referred to as black wednesday by police. >>> 42.5 million americans are braving the hassles and headaches of holiday travel this thanksgiving. john yang is in chicago's o'hare international airport. >> reporter: on the road, rails and in the air the crowds and lines started to build early and continued to grow throughout the day. >> i do this every year. you get in the mind set you have to go and do this

. - maybe will could do a blog with horse tips?an even give safety tips for using the internet. - yeah! like always ask your mom or dad before going on line. - and never give out personal information like your full name and address. - perfect! so what're we waiting for? let's get started. - yeah! - all right! [typing] - because of recent wildfires, this year's meadow ride will take the east trail. - i'll do a story on the horseland riding facilities. - the key to dressage is color coordination. pick the wrong combination, and nothing can help. - like, tan and grey are so last season! - aaa rating from the state riders' association. "dear, sarah, what's the best way to calm a nervous horse?" signed, "concerned." dear "concerned," your horse won't trust you if you don't trust yourself." - uh, if you let the stirrups get too long, it makes it harder to sit right and control your horse. so it makes it harder to sit right and control your horse. uh, so don't do that. - nice work, will. - where's our video? - it's next. - satin-- it isn'

. >> millhouse has been blogging and fundraising on his website myonemanmarch point org. his goal is to raise $1 million so far he has $3,000. >>> it's a life saving drug that will soon be very cheap but not for everybody, why you could be forced to buy the br,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is going generic. >>> it's the best selling drug in history and now lipitor is going generic. >> this could be big savings for millions of people or as wyatan drews explains, they could still be -- wyatt andrews explains, they could still be forced to get the drug by brand name. reporter: it's not every day the best selling drug in history goes generic, but it's happening for 3.3 million patients like roz chicora who depend on lipitor to lower their cholesterol. >> this is a life saving drug in some ways. reporter: a life saving drug that's about to get cheaper. starting next thursday most copayments for lipitor will drop from $25 per month to a generic copayment of $10, an average savings of $180 per year. historically when a brand name drug goes generic, the price drops 90% within a year. based o

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