we just love your youtube blogs. >> jodie, you started bcsm. you have a huge online community of breast cancer survivors, breast cancer patients. how do you think that social media is changing the way we look at these issues? >> it's absolutely remarkable in the way that we can now connect with someone that is affected with the same disease whether it be primary or met static incurable cancer as i have. you may have looked before for months to find someone who has what you have. now you will you have to do is get on the bcsm hashtag and you can be talking to 30, 40 women right off the bat, and it's a phenomenal job of connecting people. that's what people need, to be able to understand and relate to other people. >> are there draw backs? >> we perceive that there would be, but there really isn't. people are much kinder than you would expect them to be online. we can be crew online but not true around this topic. we're hungry for information. i can tell you lecturing over the world, grief.com, all these things. it is about the connection. we yea

of the piano for the special court and cabbage islam obama monday amid tight security the court i'd blog it wouldn't get messed up or shut up if he disappeared in the heat is getting the full humanity to live he did not get t sing the pieces against him optimistic he would use these days. the order requested the commission of the knowledge that ravaged the body to see is the mother of the five o'clock on the chief is on a trip into a list. now don't get above it best of the battles of that on top of the game to go off but it does not miss about the possible break up. she is accused of suspending its a bullet in the constitution in cozy an emergency in the country in november two thousand and seven and eighteen judges. if the wind can see the full my good deed and could face life imprisonment was even at seventeen. the former president who focused on from nineteen ninety nine to two cars and eight. and yes the country up to the shore down the beach today she needed to and from second sidontest the elections now stand. easton in the middle. back to the saints. which is also facing trial fo

what access for scotus blog are you focused on? >> simon, a supreme court reporter for the "new york times," gets to hear the oral arguments, gets to hear the decision announcement, gets to see justice alito doing this, he gets to see that firsthand, in person, and he was talking about this last friday in that it's hard for him because he'd rather be writing but he wants to be in the room because that's the most important over time. scotus blog's amy howe is not in the room and she doesn't have that benefit of seeing it firsthand with all the emotions attached and at this moment in time, i think scotus blog deserves a seat in the room more than the "new york times" because they're trying to live blog it. >> isn't lyle in the room? >> because he has an independent press credential, not as a representative of scotus blog. >> one thing i like to tell people is that when we had to decide when the healthcare cases -- sorry to keep perseverating on the healthcare cases, it was traumatizing so i'm not over it yet but i'm working through i

the chief of vox.com was the founder of the wapo blog. i am also joined by the ceo of the parent company of vox.com. how and why did this happen? >> it happened because i have been writing about american politics for about 10 years. what you learn when you are doing that, particularly the policy stuff -- obamacare, the financial crisis, the hard, complicated stuff -- is that we are not well set up to guide readers through stories. we started covering obamacare before anyone in the world was covering it. by the time people tune in, we have done our explanation. we are on little bitty pieces. the idea was, what if we could create a news site that over five years of covering something does not just give you 5000 articles about obamacare, but build a central resource that could really guide you from the beginning of the story to the end, so that no matter when you wanted to start paying attention, you had the information in front of you to understand it. the insights behind this was that the problem was technological. in order to print one th

my blog, i began it in march of 2003. it is utterly uninformed. whatever this college kid. >> every time you have ever been on the show, you were a great guest. we knew you could deliver. it would be an interesting point of view. beyond health care, where is your core competence in terms of editorial? >> in terms of editorial as a writer, my core competence is generally positive. the different kind of learning i did on my site is, if you are going to go into media, which i did not intend to do, you are going to be doing a blog as an amateur. you are not going to get your calls returned by congressman. you have to learn about politics a different way. you have to figure out something that gives you the information to elicit value for your audience that is not uninformed. the direction i went in with that was reading a lot of white papers from think tanks, a lot of academic research. even tonks are open people who do not have a huge platform. and,ve me, on the research the ability to dive deep and get the kind of information that a lot of profession

so my own blog, i began in march of 2003. and it's the politics blog. utterly uninformed, just whatever the college kid -- >> charlie: i remember every time you've ever been on the show you were just a great guest. >> why, thank you. >> cç$lie: we knew you could deliver. it would be an interesting point of view and especially about healthcare. beyond healthcare, where is your core competence in terms of editorial? >> in terms of editorial as a writer my core competence is generally policy. >> charlie: right. the different kind of learning i did on my site was, okay, if you're going to come o the media, which i had not intended to do, but if you're going to end up in media doing a blog as an amateur, you're not going to get your calls returned by congressmen or people in the white house, so you have to learn about politics a different way. you have to figure out something that gives you the information to deliver value to your audience that is not simply -- and the direction i went was reading papers from think tanks and academic research. academics and

sale of livestock and that even with the list of top even i find that even the western part of the blogvia that in this east nineteen eighty two by levees in vienna and london for the cake. about two of our dishes addition to that pakistan relations issue. it is one thing the armpits of the baking tin tin each other it's gotten me obviously because of the media throng of up to about the fact is he's focused on a bit about creation. it's had a busy baby children's relationship with god but another job and chains of green pink and extending to have concentrations of. had the suspicion dumbbell and up over the years between the two countries is at the moment john relationship between pakistan and oblivious to the end of the eye of the baby to bed because my life trying to keep it to people contacts have been known to go home the team on with it and parking sign. we've been seeing in the andes. this will be detected with pockets and businesses will pay me to beg their administered is to doom are appreciated that up with a couple of days when the massacre. but something but has a devoted to

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you have a blog called texting my pancreas. how did you come up with that? >> sure.ecided to look online to find other people who had type i diabetes. i found people to connect to and the title of the blog references the technology that i use, so i have an insulin pump and it had a glucose meter that would wirelessly talk to the insulin pump, so i guess if you would using a really old cell phone it would kind of look like you were texting. >> well us about your experience with type i diabetes. >> sure. the thing about type i diabetes, is it's so constant and intensive. you are making literally hundreds of decisions every day in terms of insulin dosing, what you are eating, and factor in things that you really can't control like your stress level or hormones. so there's always kind of this other layer of thicks going on in your mind that you need to take in to account. >> doctor mills, why are we seeing an increase diabetes? >> we shouldn't say it's completely unrelated to diet, because what studies have shown is in children are exposed, very young kids, are exposed t

it's integral to what the dogs and wanting to miss done a blog. with the dog to be put on top of that. approximately twelve thousand soldiers from south korea and the united states are taking part in this large scale exercise. going on the top. there some commotion as everyone tries to find good spots. this time a situation is quite common in situations like this i live in. and you don't. no problems. i don't know what we were ready to spend chaotic time to be shooting off missiles so long staying home. awesome or what mark walker shoals. all were to use the wussy. so one consists of five of no foreign media that grabs for me is that ensign and especially of north korea condemned this role specifically built with dragon drills and saying this impulse race and as of this old rule for invasion. so nobly thus why the foreign media were intrigued by. on the whole situation here with the big exercise going on and north korea situation of course. there was a queue in a session with american counterpart as well. the most complex. unions. it's quite sad.

he does off the sentiment the blog. it's not like this and not with guns. the auntie got to see the deceived the one thousand one hundred and fourteen with him he does fight on my blog people bought the sixty one thousand five hundred and seventy billboards in his favor the key point to land cost able to decide who should and should not be deluded and nine hundred hits the list which was sold and closed on sunday the u s president obama to ease the incident the team to think beyond seen us that the gst john petty and thought this honey do list my guy uses that i'm on itunes. a pakistani television generous to a sharp unidentified gunmen last week has been pakistan's main spy into a neon sign for the attack. it is vested with openness and he said the isi was handed over the impending event which was in essence issue. on the media seem to listen to the upcoming he said. the dean of the statement. got to hospital on thursday. that comment had been pvc judging by the isi. mido some intelligence agency had come to my house didn't need that money is going to get

what access for scotus blog are you focused on? >> simon, a supreme court reporter for the "new york times," gets to hear the oral arguments, gets to hear the decision announcement, gets to see justice alito doing this, he gets to see that firsthand, in person, and he was talking about this last friday in that it's hard for him because he'd rather be writing but he wants to be in the room because that's the most important over time. scotus blog's amy howe is not in the room and she doesn't have that benefit of seeing it firsthand with all the emotions attached and at this moment in time, i think scotus blog deserves a seat in the room more than the "new york times" because they're trying to live blog it. >> isn't lyle in the room? >> because he has an independent press credential, not as a representative of scotus blog. >> one thing i like to tell people is that when we had to decide when the healthcare cases -- sorry to keep perseverating on the healthcare cases, it was traumatizing so i'm not over it yet but i'm working through i

krugman, the old blog versus the new blog. >> it was satire.a stereo type of bat data analysis basically. when we start aid week and a half ago i told my team you are in the big leagues now. the internet is crazy sometimes. they are brushing things off really well. i'm there managing a staff of 20 people and someone is like kind. throwing apples at your kids or something. >> jon: heavy is the head that wears the crown silver. >> absolutely. [laughter] >> jon: that's why i wear the jester's crown it's made of felt, much lighter. [laughter] here is why i think your site is important. statistics and analysis are pundit-fuel. >> yeah. >> jon: and if your site. if the purpose of your site could be to refine to help vet the type of statistical analysis or the type of numbers that these pundits use as their fuel it's an incredibly valuable resource because part of the difficulty of analyzing things based on numbers is you don't really know the efficacy of many of these statistical studies, no. >> we're saying look, we're just trying to be right a litt

. >> it is chinese for micro blog.t could best be described as a kind of hybrid between twitter and facebook. it is accessed by well over 30% of users here. and has a market penetration similar to twitter in the united states. when it was launched five years ago, it radically changed the way news spread in china with protests and grievances aired on the site. today it is still highly monitored by the chinese government. >> everything now is very constrained and people from outside who are going to use it if they are launching it publicly outside with going to china. >> reporter: finding out how many people actually use it is a difficult task, because marketing companies and spammers generate millions of zombie accounts. but of the more than 500 million registered users, only 10 million messages. >> yeah, i use it to keep up to date with news in china. it's quite good. >> reporter: it is launching in the united states because under chinese rules a company cannot float if it hasn't turned a profit. >>> the sales doubled

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and the founder and editor of america blog, and the anchor of "hot list," at "the blaze." >> what you is the emotional tone of the debate? >> an earthquake. a last people on the right are saying the company has been intolerant. here is a tweet as an example from the right scoop: mozilla has proved they are the true bigot. i'm done with fire fox. i wrote a column after this happened and most of the tweaks said that people were taking fire fox off of their computer right away. however there are employees who did say, like kathy mcdaniel, a developer, proud of mozilla. humbled by colleagues. grateful for support. >> john, i will read something that get a lot of attention a blog by andrew sullivan on this story. >> episode disgusts me as it should disgust anyone interested in the tolerant and diverse society. if this is the gay rights movement today, with a fanaticism like the relidgous right, count me out. people look to you as a. prominent gay blogger and you have a different sullivan. >> andrew raises some good concerns that we should be careful about who we go after. if we have the po

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. >> reporter: in return investors like lizzie get access to the process and he and his assistant blogged and posted pictures from the site and they will be invited to special events. >> it was exciting because everyday we will keep in mind what do we talk about or tell them today, what do they want to see. >> reporter: it may be a different kinds of research funding but it's a familiar start up story. this is world headquarters of experiment.com. >> and we just roll out of bed and get to work down here.

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also on the sleds across much of this blog and all but the beads in it yet. the whole let's talk about this forty eight hour deadline given out by the ukrainian government's osteen pro russian activists in the last to stand down or face full of smoke on the fourth we took a bath well is still not clear what will happen when the forty eight hours is over on they haven't made a clear statement about the kind of force that he would use there was a statement by thai deputy prime minister your grandma. last night on tv. the second acts in donetsk in the latest development there is that they do expect some protesters to leave the city council by eleven am today. in one hour so we may see some of the most happening at the city council building there. the latest. they believe is the measures that the government is thinking was that they had stated that it would take anti measures against those who are taking up arms so it is not clear what kind of commenters but if they have said strong were saying anti terror measures we saw an example of what would happen in cardif

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for him, know who is reading your blog. you may have to tone it down. for these women, they are dressing provocatively know your audience. if you want to be known for your good work maybe don't have as many distractions in the workplace. >> christina, this man is a judge and he should be showing judgment. do you trust other judgements from the bench? >> you have to dress the part. that is not elle woods from "legally blonde." it has to be the brain and not the boosom. i don't know what he considers overly sexy. i would like to see that some time. i don't know what classifies as that. you have to be professional in the courtroom. the focus has to be on the content and argument on what you are saying saying and not what you are wearing. the p so int is to -- the point is to dress professional. .. he was telling these women to dress professional. he said the favorite parts of the woman was the short skirts and the ample chest. is he a breast man or leg man? >> well apparently he is an equal opportunity pig. then he sort of wrote an apologize along the line

he expanded on it in a blog post. 90% of the students come from washington state. high school graduate numbers in washington state are flat. the percentage of nonwhite graduates is rapidly increasing. so given the demographics if they don't attract more nonwhite students it is going to fail. so that a is his point. that college is a competitive mark a cet. we have more nonwhite students graduating high school and we need to attract them. the second reason this is -- >> are you getting board? >> i had a point. >> the school 1* already becoming less white. the 2013 freshman class was 25% students of color. in 2001 it was 16%. they themselves say this is a long-term trend of increasing number of students of color. they are solving their own problem already. >> they should just try to encourage more -- >> repeat what i said. >> i was thinking of a funny joke. wouldn't it be great if they just recruited more students named less -- les white. see it was worth it. it was so stupid. it is a stupid joke, but it is funny. >> this is my biggest problem with this was the crowd

what can a micro blogging site due to gain altitude? facebook ceo mark zuckerberg today introducing the social network's brand new network. we are watching all the stocks involved. x box gets ready to break through the great video game wall of china. microsoft gets the green light to start selling the x box consul to china's have a billion tabor's. when it could mean to microsoft and its local battle with sony's play station iv. "countdown to the closing bell" starts now. good afternoon. i am liz claman. the last hour of trading and just moments ago we had the highs of the session, pulled back a bit but you can call it the bad effects, market session highs after the federal reserve announced it will continue the gentle pace of tapering bond buying purchases but the fed reiterated no rate hikes coming for a long long time. dow jones industrials in positive territory for 2014 and on track for a record closing high after the federal reserve latest move to scale back its stimulus. the fed did cut monthly bond buying by another $10 billion n

and hestic blog up there is sharing all of his special insight.get to your favorite websites you are showing me during the commercial, it's awesome here during commercials, time for us to get to the new s feed. a surprise first-quarter loss or bank of america. $6 billion against mortgage disputes. shares down as much as 3% today. wrist quarter -- first-quarter earnings plunge. that was blamed on a drop in fixed income and equity trading. there was some bright spots. >> there was a strong first-quarter if you look at it overall and strategic businesses. we made a billion dollars in pretax. that was at 14% return on equity. that will be one of the best return on equities in the history -- best returns on equity in the industry. a strong performance and our strategic businesses there. 21%. a lot of businesses performed extremely well. >> i do often rude for them. nobody is blaming the weather. construction fell in warmer parts of the country. a sign the recovery in home building still has not taken a firm hold. we will head back to the new york auto

text or go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com. we'll bring you results later in the show. for more, let me bring in gary from the tribe in in nebraska. farm owner megan hammon. ft i know if the pipeline is approved it's going to be going over your land, but the media has given cliven bundy way more attention than what you folks are doing in washington. . he doesn't even own his land, and you do. your reaction to all of this? >> oh my. we pay our property taxes. and it is very interesting that conservatives will stand up for someone who tries to use the second amendment, but they won't come to our rescue when a foreign corporation is shoving a pipeline down our throat. >> is that what is happening? is there a foreign corporation doing that to you and your family? >> yeah, definitely. it's been going on for five and a half years. on the first route, didn't have any options. we took the word that they had every permit they needed and we signed. we are again on the second route, and yeah, that's what they're doing. they're trying to force a pipeline on us. >> do you think you

google has updated its customers on its blog announcing patches to its progress. google confirmed some android phones with software from 2012 are vulnerable. that could compromise up to 4 million phones in the united states and 50 million worldwide according to an an analytics firm. there will be major disruptions as companies scramble to repair encryption software. >> definitely make sure that you're keeping up with their website on their blog, to see whether they were infected at all. >> the heartbeat bug is right in the middle of the ongoing debate of security practices. reports that nsa knew about the bug and websites vulnerability right from the beginning. the office of the director of national intelligence issued a forceful denial saying no one in government knew about the heart bleed prior to this april. >> joining us to help us understand how this latest to pick your pocket, we're joined by a staff technologist, she writes code with the focus on encryption and privacy for internet users. she joins us from san francisco. and with us from boston, robert, who

the good of the blog about it and it didn't get and give it a lot of books that they could get them oh and i got a lot to get a double double. not that one of the guard that day ok most of the gospel and its least a good job with this need has been treated by poppy songs like the causes. ever since it invaded the region. six decades ago. still not bought the station launched tell them it's about a minute these can be ok. to ward off challenges to its feet the occupation. she has complained of inequality and mistreatment as compared to their homes of us from across the globe the couple. that he loved it. yet it didn't look much like a blur. it was dead but the book. then the good with the big ol' time the book. i get it back to that end. you should use new media is considered truth. a functioning democracy. but looks under heavy scrutiny bell st and paul will articulate the good bounces but that did not sit in the fifties and gross violations of human rights the art of the building. but on the deck. well bought yet they hardly walk up the blanket is profitable but not by god. it was a p

last year, his blog, which is called state of law, became the largest blog in provincial elections. and before that, in the parliamentary elections, that walk had -- that block had come second. key tos really been the his relative success. having said that, in 2010, the shiite vote was split between rival locks, and there is a chance that a similar scenario could unfold back in 2000 when in very spent months tricky negotiations. we will have to see if that scenario repeats itself, but coalition building is never simple in a rack -- in iraq. there is a lot of haggling in parliament with outreach to various communities, ethnic and religious groups, to try to build a grand coalition. >> any people are warning of the risks of us at terry and breakup -- of a sectarian breakup. majority.ites are the they are concentrated in the southeast. we can see them in yellow on our chart. sunnis are north and west of baghdad and pale blue. the kurds we have in the north in red. no stranger tois extreme violence. we were talking earlier about the peaks of violence in 2006 and 2007, but at that point

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in that blog the company is also saying it will launch a search for a new ceo right away. now coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll have a bay area consultant speak about how a company like mozilla can avoid this in the future. scott budman, nbc, bay area news. >>> 20 years after jewelry was stolen, some detectives tracked down the rightful owner thanks to pinterest. they found necklaces, rings and watches inside of a car during a traffic stop. among the stolen valuables were charm bracelets. they were swiped in san jose 20 years ago. officers found the owners after posting photos on pinterest. detectives still have other stolen items to return. go on and see the pictures. maybe you'll find your long lost ring. >>> wouldn't that be nice? olympic ice skater met the president and the first lady as well. the teen was among the 200 olympic and paralympic athletes invited to the white house. >> you have done a great job. what an extraordinary achievement to represent the united states of on the olympic games. congratulations. good job. >> he thanked the athletes for their performanc