too much blogging, not enough experiencing. and so blogs can be interesting, especially if they're day i tailored to something or a form of expertise where you're -- this is my blog about engine blocks or aviation or whatever it is to other hobbyists but the idea that everyone in america should sit done and say i have really important thought has turned into michigan bad. >> michael. >> well, i don't want to generalize and say blogs are good or bad. depends on who the person is or what they're writing. i want someone to challenge my viewpoint as a journalist, i'm objective reporter, but maybe i just wasn't thinking about something in a way that well enlighten me that and is extremely important. there's a new model that the "washington post" started running enough the mast head and it's democracy dies. which "the new york times" editor said sounds like a batman sequel. but it's gotten a lot of people talking, and the point here is that if i can just say something in defense of the industry, is that, yes, there's blogs. i am pers

i started with the blog. "adventures blog, of living terminally optimistic." started because when i was first diagnosed, the first thing i did was go to google and find a blog. it gave me a lot of comfort. the blog i went to, i loved it because it was realistic. it talked about cancer and harsh, realistic terms. but it always had hoped involved in it. it brought me so much comfort. i originally started the blog because i wanted to keep my family updated. i did not want to bombard people. i wanted to do something where they could look at a blog. originally, it was going to be a private blog. at the last second, i decided to make it public. i imagined a new patient being diagnosed going to google and needing comfort. i wanted to pay it forward. someonetten help from else's blog, why not pay it forward. i wanted to pay it forward to the next person. they became public. i wrote my first blog piece. all of a sudden, what had been planned to be an update to my family turned into so much more. i quickly realized within the first post that i had a very unique viewpoin

i thought, write it on my blog and see if anyone reads my blog. i think people do!ant people to understand that for me getting out of the european union is so important. i care so passionately about it that i was willing to change parties and took a by—election. it is happening in three days' time and it's wonderful. what is going to happen now? you say you're going to sit as an independent mp without triggering a by—election? you can do that, technically. but morally, should you? if! technically. but morally, should you? if i was switching party, i would without question call a by—election. i know that because i was the first mp in 26 years to do that. no one makes you, but i felt when i was a conservative and wanted tojoin ukip, ifelt when i was a conservative and wanted tojoin ukip, i felt a when i was a conservative and wanted tojoin ukip, ifelt a moral obligation. the democratic obligation. the democratic obligation to do that. but i'm not switching parties. i'm demonstrably not changing, not crossing the floor. i'm going to sit in opposition and hold the gover

and i wrote my first blog piece. and although it planned to be a medical update for my family, turned into to so much more. i realized within the basically the first post that i had a unique view point. i am a scientist so i knew really up to date information on science, because i approaching clinical trials am i knew a lot about clinical trial data that is coming out. >> couric: so you could basically translate it, because when you are thrust into this world of cancer, unless you're trained like the three of you, and like you, tom, it's like suddenly learning a foreign language. >> exactly. and one of those things where i knew this information. and i wanted to help other patients. and i decided well, can i write about this in layperson terms. so then it became a real mixture of a blog where i alternate. i go back from personal stories which are my own cancer journey. and once again harshly realistic terms. i talk about chemotherapy, vomiting in the chair, all the emotional things, of family, i have three young kids.

of all see if anyone reads my blog, it took them a while. reading! let people see what i have said in my words, iwant people to understand, for me getting out of the european union is so important, i care so passionately about it, i was prepared to change parties, trigger by—elections, it's happening in three days' time. it's wonderful. what is going to happen now, because you say that you are going to sit as an independent mp without triggering a by—election? you can do that, technically, but morally should you be doing that? if i was switching party i would without question call a by—election. i know that because i was the first mp in, i think, 26 years to do that. no one makes you, but i felt when i was a conservative no—one makes you, but i felt when i was a conservative and wanted tojoin ukip i felt a moral obligation. a democratic obligation to do that. but i am not switching parties now. i am not changing, i am not crossing the floor, i am going to still sit in opposition. i am going to be holding the government to account. if you ent

the dude over at our blog has a ford 150 g-8 truck.s to know when you have zero miles to go. >> wish me luck and here we go. >> now, they do say that they are supposed to design cars that once it says empty or low, you have a certain amount of miles to then try to find a gas station. >> what does that mean? he's searching them out. >> you can see the bottom left there is his mileage counter. one mile to empty. he's going to click over. >> there we go. >> f-150, v-8, i'm going to go -- >> i'm be your backup tank. we'll say 15. >> i'm going with 23. >> wow. i mean, the truck is telling you, the computers in the truck are saying, zero miles to empty. you're done, son. >> honestly, i feel like i'm going to keep the price. 23 mimes comes and goes. >> but i'm here. >> this gets more nerve-racking and nerve-racking. >> here comes 25 miles. and right past that -- >> all right. this is not feeling safe anymore. >> 40 miles comes and >> come on, give me that 50. >> i felt a jerk there. >> charity bailey -- you nailed it. >> 49.1 miles. >> oh, my

>> it's so fun pip people can be blogging and people say, what's wrongry him?artist. i get excited when people don't understand something but first they call you crazy and secondly how did you do it? >> nick is also passionate about his family. he just welcomed his third child, a boy, with ex-girlfriend britney bell and co-parenting twins with ex-wife mariah carey. >> how did you and mariah work it out? it seems like a very good relationship. >> it's funny. it's comical. it is humorous to me the way the world perceives myself and mariah and the way that we actually really are. when we first met we had conversations, like, what if this didn't work out? how do we operate? i would never have a bad thing, a negative thing to say about her, and everything that she's built, even with our children, she's a magnificent mother. you see how happy they are. you can see that they're loved unconditionally. and at the end of the day, that's our number one priority. >> meanwhile, "agt" has production for season 12. auditions ending next week. >> tomorrow night a nickelodeon k

why was that up on your book store's blog post? >> well, brad and i do our weekly blog together every week and we were hearing from a lot of customer -- i wasn't here that day. was in new york, but we were hearing from customers, from our staff, people were worried issue would say, just about what this change was going mean, to a lot of what this book store stands for. so justing -- so just intended to acknowledge that and hear what we were hearing -- to hear and acknowledge what we heard from customers, from others in our community. >> brad graham, what chose to book store stand for? >> it stands for the things that many independent book stores stand for. can be sum up as a third place. a place that people can come to in digs do -- in addition to home and office, kind of refuge, place to connect with other people and a place to shop and browse for books. >> do you have a political point of view here in the store? >> we try not to exhibit one. we say that we're open to all different point of view. i mean, because we present ourselv

is -- search james kunstler into google and you will find his blog. students are massed with schools. the new york's eight most competitive public high schools are based exclusively on a standardized test. only about 10% of offers were extended to black and latino students even those those students make up about 60% of the school system. if there institutional racism keeping minorities out of the city's best schools? the elite schools are not white, they are asian. a whopping 52.5% of admitted students are asian. many of them poor or children of immigrants. you would never know that from reading this piece in "the new york times." the piece never uses the word asian. why? because it is dishonest. up next, and 2015 president trump called german chancellor angela merkel insane for letting in immigrants. we will tell you what happened in this meeting today. james rosen may be the most talented man at fox news. a lot more talented than i am. he will enter "the friend zone"" this is going to be great. do not miss this. so when it comes to pain relievers, w

, of fever swamped blogs essentially because that's -- >> well said. not only that, joy, he added the fact that this guy is a brilliant attorney, oracle of delphi giving him all this information. >> he thinks 9/11 was an inside job. that is his -- he's on the record with alex jones on his show saying a previous president committed a massive war crime and did 9/11. >> w. was down in washington with the plunger. anyway. >> this is why it's so damaging. there may come a time president trump says he's launching military action against korea. >> when kennedy had to give evidence about the cubans, missiles in cuba and the whole world had to believe this -- we only had just the pictures -- and calls up de gaulle, who could be difficult, the president of france, the war hero, of course, and de gaulle says, of course, i believe you. would that happen today? >> absolutely there's real doubts about whether it would happen. he's already a wartime president conducting raids in yemen and dropping bombs in iraq and syria. the world has to believe what the president o

the sexual harassment blog was stunning. as soon as i read it, i knew.illian: one of the former uber employees who was a software engineer talks in detail about how 3% of the employees were women and they were subjected to extraordinary treatment. she would report it to h.r. and h.r. did nothing. gillian: it makes me think of the banking sector a decade ago. is tech the new banking sector? has become certainly a darling like the banking sector was in terms of people coming out of graduate schools wanting to go in the tech sector. they do not want to work investment banking anymore. even reporters do not want to cover investment banking. they want to cover the tech sector. gillian: you are in the hot seat, congratulations. richard, your job is to go around firefighting and deal with companies. you don't represent uber. traviswere advising right now, what would you recommend he does? he came out with this extraordinary statement which was in some ways encouraging. he said he needed leadership lessons. he said he needed to grow up. do you think that is the

plug the 93p- care and how we try to blog plug the gap.ning a tax rise on the self—employed and it looks like it will be difficult for him to push politically. i have already seen stuff in the sun about how he is targeting the white van man, the honest person with the small business, why is he not gone after the fat cats? he will have to be careful because it could be a bit, remember the past the tax? it went badly wrong. i think this could give them problems. we are running out of time. onto the telegraph. don of grammar schools, paperback. we were talking about this before. i thought theresa may had concluded on this. it was a big part of her early term as prime minister and it wasn't received especially well by a lot of conservative mps and there were worries about whether she could get it through parliament and that she was backpedalling, but the suggestion in the papers is not at all, some serious money will be put into free schools from independent schools that parents and others can set up, but these would be allowed to become selec

and the rise of blogs conservative and liberal media, and even sometimes cable news. there are more ways for interest groups to push their agendas. hadbig win that evan morris on tamiflu came from almost entirely blogs and media, very little on actually pushing members of congress or the administration. they worked the system from the outside. of americans to think one things, you will have members of congress following them. >> how many people at "wall street journal" works with you on this story? brody: i work with a whole series of editors. and then another reporter who works with law enforcement for "wall street journal." he was helpful in guiding me through the whole process works. we have a whole team of fantastic editors led by the man who leads the investigative enterprise stories. >> county days did you work on this story? september --ted in >> 2015? brody: 2016. remember, i waited a year before. a couple ofit months and then trump was elected. that changed everyone's priorities and game plans. like everyone else, i was expecting hillary clinton to win and wa

the life expectancy of someone diagnosed with a-l-s is usually two to five years but in his blog clarkays the condition appears to have a slower progression in him. a-l-s is also known as lou gehrig's disease. clark, the man behind arguably one of the most iconic moments in football history "the catch"...says he noticed weakness in his left hand. he says he is now unable to run, walk any significant distance, or play golf. <"dwight, please get well.mean i don't know if there is any cure for that. i don't think there is. lou gehrig's disease so yeah. i feel bad for him, yes. i wish the best for his family and for him as well."> ( will ) several 49ers legends released a statement in support for clark... hall of famer and former teammate, ronnie lott said quote... "to live with another of my best friends struggling with a disease like als is devastating. i'm asking all of us to not only send their prayers but i'm asking you to do whatever you can to fight this disease. dwight will be a champion, which he has been able to show since i met him, since the first time he's hugged me and to thi

. >> shannon: by the way, go to foxnews.com and check out our live blog, live blogging all day on thelth care bill. it will be minute by minute. do you think they get there? >> ed: you're probably right that they'll have to delay this vote. our producer's been saying don't say there'll be a vote because we don't know and the speaker won't call the vote until they have 216. they have the nose count. when they call for a vote it's likely they have the votes but until then we said at the top of the hour the stakes are high for the president. they're enormous for the house and republican leaders. every lawmaker went to the voters long before president trump was on the stage. >> shannon: since 2011. >> ed: long before president trump was elected. >> shannon: many are saying it's pressure it's the president's legacy and the party's legacy and leadership's legacy. the heat is on. >> ed: a lot on the line. meanwhile, top house democrat nancy pelosi asked who the leader of her party is and had trouble coming up with a single. and the trump administration's extreme vetting policy getting new at

the king and i, indonesia ‘s president video blogs the visit of the saudi king.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it is sam good morning. it is 8am in washington, dc a senior member of the team is facing pressure after admitting the meeting russians during the campaign. jeff sessions has just during the campaign. jeff sessions hasjust said he during the campaign. jeff sessions has just said he will recuse himself any investigation into alleged russian interference in the election. democrats want him to resign saying he misled the public. marine one touching down on the navy's newest aircraft carrier, and the president feeling the full downdraught of the latest setback to buffet his administration. his attorney general, jeff sessions, facing charges that he lied under oath during his confirmation hearings over his contacts with the russians. but the president is standing by him. reporter: mr president, do you still have confidence in the attorney general? total. when were you aware that he spoke to th

former engineer susan fowler published a blog post accusing uber of protecting a supervisor she saysarassed her. that blog post has gone viral forcing uber to open an investigation. >> uber's ceo is also under fire this morning. travis kalanick was caught on camera lashing out at one of his drivers. this was his response when the driver said that he lost money from uber's policy changes. >> some people don't like to take responsibility for their own [ censored ] they blame everything in their life on somebody else! good luck. >> travis kalanick sent an apology in a staff memo saying it is clear that this video is a reflection of me and the criticism we have received is a stark reminder that i must fundamentally change as a leader and grow up. >>> now in our healthwatch, new data on epilepsy shows children and teenagers can benefit from the same drugs used to treat adults. doctors in los angeles say the findings offer new hope for young people and their families dealing with seizures. >>> and scientists at the university of pennsylvania reported for the first time that activity in cer

the sexual harassment blog was stunning. as soon as i read it-- . >> tett: one of the former uber employees who was a software engineer who talks about this stuff in extraordinary detail about how she was three percent of the employees there were women and they were subject to extraordinary treatment. >> and hr did nothing. she would report it to hr and hr did nothing. >> tett: but this sounds so reminiscent of the banking secretarier a decade ago. i will ask richard about this. >> this kind of-- . >> tett: is tech the new banking sector? >> well, i mean, i think there is-- it certainly has become a darling like the banking sector was. i mean in terms of people coming out of mba's or graduate schools or whatever, wanting to go in the tech sector. they don't want to work in investment banking any more. reporters don't want to cover investment banking any more. they want to of could the tech sector. >> tett: so max you are doing the heartbeat right now. congratulations. richard, your job is to go around firefighting and to dea

why was that up on your book store's blog post? >> well, brad and i do our weekly blog together every week and we were hearing from a lot of customer -- i wasn't here that day. was in new york, but we were hearing from customers, from our staff, people were worried issue would say, just about what this change was going mean, to a lot of what this book store stands for. so justing -- so just intended to acknowledge that and hear what we were hearing -- to hear and acknowledge what we heard from customers, from others in our community. >> brad graham, what chose to book store stand for? >> it stands for the things that many independent book stores stand for. can be sum up as a third place. a place that people can come to in digs do -- in addition to home and office, kind of refuge, place to connect with other people and a place to shop and browse for books. >> do you have a political point of view here in the store? >> we try not to exhibit one. we say that we're open to all different point of view. i mean, because we present ourselv

today on his blog he wrote, after months of tests and treatment, i got some bad news. i have als. he says he received the diagnosis after visiting six neurologists and three als specialists. clark also talked about his symptoms. in his blog he wrote, i have now experienced weakness in my right hand, abs, lower back and right leg. i can't run, play golf or walk any distances. >> as with every patient who has a new diagnosis of als, it's devastating, knowing that they'll have progressive weakness. an a fatal disease and unfortunately we don't have treatments to prevent the fatal outcome. >> reporter: this doctor is the director of the als treatment and research center and applauds clark for sharing his diagnosis. >> this announcement alone will impact, i think, the entire country. i think it will raise awareness not only for potential donors but also for patients who may have symptoms of als and encourage them to seek evaluation and diagnosis. >> reporter: in his blog clark said he suspected playing football caused him to be diagnosed with the disease. there hearst says research has

the ground troops go through in those old we talk about blog a blog, building by building that is layeredds, by its coveted traps. very tough, very good indeed. du shields to protect them from their prior -- air power. iraq is syria much to say. >> i want to ask you about this i did a trump's proposed budget and will make a difference with the right amount. would you think about funding for this? >> his initial proposal is inadequate. we need round numbers with $100 billion a year for four years to get us out of this incredible hole. the previous administration in terms of readiness of forces coming capabilities we truly be. they say that the united states army is at high risk to win a conventional war. no one has ever said that in 40 years. >> i wonder what you get total calls, would calls, when we hear calls, when we hear the news that people call you, we call you if they help us understand, how do you tell the american people. how do you explain serious this is beyond what you can comprehend what you see the videos and pics that most of us don't even see outside. >> it comes to prepurc

, of fever swamped blogs essentially because that's -- >> well said. not only that, joy, he added the fact that this guy is a brilliant attorney. oracle of delphi giving him all this information. >> he thinks 9/11 was an inside job. that is his -- he's on the record with alex jones on his record show saying a previous president committed a massive war crime and did 9/11. >> w. was down in washington with the plunger. >> this is why it's so damaging. there may come a tie prosecutor president trump says he's launching -- >> when kennedy had to give evidence about the cubans, missiles in cuba and the whole world had to believe this. we only had just the pictures and calls up de gaulle who could be difficult, president of france, the war hero, of course, and de gaulle says, of course, i believe you. would that happen today? >> absolutely -- there's real doubts about whether it would happen. he's already a wartime president conducting raids in yemen and dropping bombs in iraq and syria. the world has to believe what the president of the united states -- >>

social media and blog posts claim.. naked images of watson were posted on an anonymous document-sharing network. it's not clear what action watson's whom. developing now.. university of maryland officials are trying to find out who placed racially charged posters around the college park campus. authorities are reviewing surveillance video.. looking for images of those responsible. anna-lysa gayle has more. an update on the connecticut man accused of an army uniform from a local military center.. kyle pedigo was arrested yesterday, while allegedly trying to break into a pool and spa company in upper marlboro. he's accused of stealing from the army career center in oxon hill on march 2nd. the stolen car and uniform have been recovered. pedigo is facing multiple charges, including burglary and felony theft. in health matters, a warning abu granola contains nutritious ingredients, including oats and nuts. but it has up to 600 calories per cup, often with a lot of added sugar. another food to watch out for: yogurt. greek yog

the life expectancy of someone diagnosed with a-l-s is usually two to five years but in his blog clark says the condition appears to have a slower progression in him. a-l-s is also known as lou gehrig's disease. clark, the man behind arguably one of the most iconic moments in football history "the catch". says he noticed weakness in his left hand. he is now unable to run, walk any significant distance, or play golf. (spencer blake)in vallejo, police are looking for a shooter on the loose who sent three people to a trauma center.saturday night on w. wood st., the three victims were together on the porch when a man walked up and shot them.though they were all hurt, police say their injuries are life-threatening. they told officers they did not know the shooter. police haven't said whether this might be a gang related, but one woman in the area tells me the neighborhood is like a war zone of gang violence.in vallejo, spencer blake kron four news. after three days and two nights in the elements, lexus dupaty, who suffers from a mental disorder was spotted by a good samaritans. the recogniz

i am a fan of your blog.s to the country about the coming debt crisis. our politics are so crazy because it's a way of ignoring the underlying problems which are real. can you summarize your point? >> we have a basic problem with our economic dynamic. a lot of it has to do with our energy. in the heyday of american industrialism, we got 100 barrels of oil out of the ground for every barrel equivalent we put in. and now with stuff like shale, it's more like 5 to 1. and the aggregate average is about 17 to 1 and we can't really run our industrial economy and all of its luxuries, accessories and furnishings at the that ratio. so we've been trying to compensate for that by ramping up a lot of debt. basically borrowing from the future in order to pay for the way we live now. >> tucker: and you said basically our political establishment -- i want to put on the screen a quote from you because i think it's really smart -- but our political establishment is intentionally not paying attention. halloween is coming super

the eu has published draft guidelines on how it intends to negotiate britain's departure from the blog ready to talk to britain on a future trade deal before the two sides agree that final terms on brexit. it said britain would have to show sufficient progress on its departure settle m e nt sufficient progress on its departure settlement in a first phase of negotiations and eu states could launch trade talks in a second phase. five indian banks are to merge with the country's largest bank — the state bank of india, or sbi — to create a super—bank. the government expects the merger to create $200 million in cost savings. but is consolidation the answer for india's fragmented banking sector? sameer hashmi takes a look. hsbc, bank of china, bnp paribas, jp morgan. they are some of the largest banks in the world. now when indian banks in the world. now when indian bank willjoin their ranks. the state bank of india, india's largest public sector banks, is merging with five subsidiaries to create a mammoth bank with 211,000 branches and 500 million customers. banks are often measured by the

i want people to go onto my blog and read what i have said, i avoided putting something in newspaperng a journalist, i thought, something in newspaper or briefing a journalist, ithought, right something in newspaper or briefing a journalist, i thought, right it on my blog, first of all, see if any bee reads it, it took a while(!) i wa nt bee reads it, it took a while(!) i want people to understand, for me, getting out of the european union is so important, i care so passionately about it that i was willing to change parties, call by elections. it is happening in three days' time, it is wonderful. what is going to happen now, because you say you will sit as an independent mp without triggering a by—election. you can do that, technically, but why? ifi triggering a by—election. you can do that, technically, but why? if i was switching party, without question i would call a by—election, i know that because i was the first mp in 26 years to do that, nobody makes you but i thought that when i was a conservative and wanted to join ukip, ifelta moral conservative and wanted to join ukip, ife