now it's dominated the blogosphere and airwaves. >>> chuck, tough day to come to work?as it ever tough. luckily the roof goes down on the car of mine. it was a bu pi, how long it will last? a complete check of the forecast. a great day to play any is part you like, hakim? >> yes, it was the nationals go fishing in florida and chris turner is resilient. >>> plus the greatest time of the year. meckoff sunday nsng. with a bang. ng >>> the iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at former president, george bush, is being we released tonight. he spent nine months in jail. he threw his show shoes at mr. bush during a press conference last december. as he tossed his footwear he shouted "this is your farewell kiss, you dog." and mr. bush was quick and he ducked and was not hurt. >>> investigators found bloody clothing inside the building where a missing yale student was last seen. that's what police sources told us. new evidence could point the case towards foul play. the fbi will not confirm what they found is linked to annie lee. lee, of course, disappeared inside a yale lab bu

there is a blogosphere. in fact, there are lots of blogospheres. the political bloggers think they are the ogosphere. the tech bloggers think they are the blogosphere and so then. really, the blogosphere is whoever you read. all other generalizations, i think, are suspect. myth number 7, the first blogger. there was no first blogger. it's a pointless exercise to try to name one. it's like asking who was the first novelist or playwright or poet. these are all forms that evolved. so did blogging. myth number 6, bloggers are nar cysts. of course you can find them on the well but to blog well you have to learn to link well. blogging is a social convivial pursuit. they link to each other and they have conversations with each other. if all you do is stair at your own naval, you're not going to get very far. myth number 5, bloggers can't be trusted. the argument is you can't trust blogs because they're anonymous or they're amateurish or they don't have editors. really, though, trust just works differently online than in the traditional media. with a newsp

there are whole conversations in the blogosphere that the mainstream media misses and doesn't see the van jones eruption coming. >> and, joe, just to bring it back to what david just mentioned, you mentioned earlier this is sort of on the fringe, but it is still conservativism. many associate, quote/unquote, quoefshtives with the republicans. is the republican party playing catch-up at this point? >> clearly the republican party has been the ropes since the election and some would argue way before that. there is some catching up to do here. you don't do that. i want to make the argument here that the republican party and some mainstream conservatives, even though there are some who oppose this president's speech tomorrow, some are now backing away from that. but if you listen to some of the voices, there are a lot of conservatives from the very beginning that said, wait a minute, hold on, what is this opposition about here? understanding first president bush did this, ronald reagan did this. if obama's going to deliver a fundamentally important message, one that conservative in delive

he's been criticized in newspapers and the blogosphere for being underprepared. his producers accused of explowation -- exploitation. do you think you were irresponsible? >> for those who said i haven't trained to go out there properly, all of us normal people should stay within the city walls and remain scared an watch as a small elite group of people get to do the things we dream about. i think that's wrong. >> wardal was airlifted from his dream by flight boat. taken to a hotel for a steak, a beer and a shower. and an emotional return to civilization. >> i really don't know why i've been crying so much. something to do with being al e alone. i've lived alone in the wild for 50 days and really i'm happy i did that. i look back even on the hard times now. and i will never forget this. it's been a really amazing journey. and -- i get to go home now. >> the three-part series alone in the wild premieres next wednesday, september 23 on the national geographic channel. thanks to nick watt for that report. >>> when we come back, as the lights go out at "guiding light"

it would seem to me that the blogosphere would turn on the president if he doesn't do that. >> it wouldis sort of the defining issue outside of the war in iraq. this is the defining democratic issue. if you cannot deliver on health care, even though you have these incredible large historically large majorities in congress and the white house and large public mandate, if you cannot deliver on basic reform -- we're not talking what we really wanted. we really wanted single payer. we already compromised from our position. we already gave up on a pref preferred option. the public option at this point is sort of our waterloo. this is where we stand and fight. >> marcos, founder and publisher of "the daily kos." >>> coming up, there is no state in the nation that feels the economic crisis more than the state of michigan. senator debbie stabenow joins me next. vegetables are naturally low in calories. v8 juice gives you 3 of your 5 daily servings. it's a tasty, nutritious way to make this number go up... and help this one go down. v8. what's your number? it's an idea that makes america strong.

i must say, i think now, and joe hicks may have a view on this, is that the conservative blogosphere, the conservative talk show hosts have shown a new power since george w. bush left office that i think was not fully anticipated by the white house. that is, the republican in the white house they had to be more careful. now they've just unleashed on this white house. there are times i think joe hicks is right, they've gone overboard, as on this school speech. other issues they are digging into and they are causing conniptions for this white house. there's a whole conversation going on in the conservative blogosphere that the mainstream media sometimes just misses and doesn't see the van jones eruption coming. >> and, joe, just to bring it back to what david just mentioned, you mentioned earlier this is sort of on the fringe, but it is still conservativism. many people do associate quote-unquote conservatives with republican. is the republican party playing catch-up at this point? >> clearly the republican party has been the ropes since the election and some would argue way before that

this is a major story out on the right wing where conservative blogosphere for weeks if not months, buty were not alone. come on, guys. abc, cbs, nbc, other newspapers in the mainstream, nobody covered this story until it hit them in the face, except for "fox news". and in terms of mainstream cable news, this story just wasn't driven by independent journalists on the right. we have to acknowledge that. >> why was it ignored by the mainstream media. >> the mainstream video legs the likes jobs. the absolute pinnacle of the establishment media, wrote a column on october 17, 2007, all about how great and jones was treated ," passionate and funny. that's all the thing the white house ever did. and it does raise the question, rich, the ousted exactly look at his background, apparently, because he is one of these desires to make the u. of his work as valerie gerrit said, and i liked it. tom friedman also worked his book the new yorker in january rather long glowing profile of this guy. judy is right. all the major media ignored the marxist connections, the ignored the true thing until he apolo

and by the blogosphere's count there may be up to 44 of them now who have been installed by presidential authority. and in many cases they're completely superfluous. we have a secretary o housing anurban development, why do we need an urban czar? a lot of people don't even know we have him. we have a secretary of health and human services, why do we have a health care czar, nancy deparle, who i recently mentioned? and i think one of the reasons is that the obama vetters got into so much trouble during the formal nomination process that they just threw up their hands or somebody cleverly thought of the idea of completely circumventing it and creating this shadow cabinet. >> host: this e-mail, the problem is hannity and o'reilly don't check facts and promote lies. >> guest: they're as cannibal as anybody else an they know the rest of the fox bashers are going to be on them like white on rice and a lot of these left wing blog organizations that dedicate their entire lives to combing through every sentence that is said on fox news are going to be those kind of reports are then

>> the blogosphere lit up in response to something ahmadinejad said in an interview.ad been killed by racist man in a german court, if somebody who made inflammatory comments about her head start -- somebody who had made inflammatory comments about her headscarf. he said, "the murderer did not get a chance to escape. some of the was offered to her family is out of the bottom-line is that the iranian blogosphere has been critical of the way that ahmadinejad has conducted himself in new york. people sat and listened to an hour-and-a-half of qaddafi, and iranian bloggers used disparaging language about that, but people actually walked out when ahmadinejad spoke. one thing we should keep an eye on is the fact that the russian president has indicated to obama that russia may be willing to increase or put further sanctions on iran. that is something that will be addressed very soon, i think, jane. jane: thank you. jon: police need your help tracking down a teenager they say is behind a one-man crime wave. more than a dozen thefts, including a couple of small planes. so, wha

some precedent the scope and the brett of the czars that barack obama has appointed and by the blogosphere's count there maye up to 44 of them now who have been installed b presidential authority. they don't have any congressional oversight and in ny cases they are completdly superfluous. we have the cretary of housing and urn development. y do we need an urban scire? adolfo consigliere a lot of people don't know we have him. why do we he a health care czar? nancy deparle, who were rectly mentioned in one of the reasons is the obama bettors got io so much trouble during formal nomination process, they just threw up their hands or somebody offered the idea of completely circumventg it. >> host: this e-mail going back to the show fox news, the problem is hannity and o'reilly bilicheck factand promote lies >> guest: they are as accountable as abody else and they know that the rest of the mainstream media, the fox badgers are going to be on them li white on bryce and a lot of these left-wing organizations that dedicate their lives to thumbing through every sentence said on fox news are going to

these czar positions is open to public scrutiny, and i think the power of fox news, the internet, blogosphereio has proven that the american people will do the vetting that they will not do, and i would put carol browner at the top of that liz. she actually manage to be immediate boss of van jones -- on the top of that list. she has a very shady record as a clinton administrator at the epa, where she undermined transparency and was reprimanded by a federal judge. there was one person who knew what she was up to in the waning days of the clinton administration, trying to hide documents and destroy them. sean: very well said. talk radio, fox news. getting to the president, i do not think he is used to any criticism or question. i want your general observations and responses to this. do you know that he did not say a single thing about how great our system is? about the technologies that literally are the envy of the world? the advancement in terms of drugs and mri's and how we have the best health-care system in the world? only negative? what about the president's views on health care? >> i thi

these czar positions is open to public scrutiny, and i think the power of fox news, the internet, blogospherelk radio has proven that the american people will do the vetting that they will not do, and i would put carol browner at the top of that liz. she actually manage to be immediate boss of van jones -- on the top of that list. she has a very shady record as a clinton administrator at the epa, where she undermined transparency and was reprimanded by a federal judge. there was one person who knew what she was up to in the waning days of the clinton administration, trying to hide documents and destroy them. sean: very well said. talk radio, fox news. getting to the president, i do not think he is used to any criticism or question. i want your general observations and responses to this. do you know that he did not say a single thing about how great our system is? about the technologies that literally are the envy of the world? the advancement in terms of drugs and mri's and how we have the best health-care system in the world? only negative? what about the president's views on health care? >>

what i do see is every single day now, in the mainstream media and blogosphere, the fanning of these flames, the deliberate use of words like kill and death. this does not bode well for our country. and, you know, i am a protester. i have a long history of marching and protesting and confronting politicians. i'm going to be marching in washington on october 11th. i certainly won't be bringing a gun and i certainly won't be bringing racist, overtly hateful placards and signs every time these tea baggers get together. and what are not genuine grass roots movements by any means. they're well-financed and orchestrated by consulting firms with clear ties to the republican party that you on this show have done a good job of demonstrating. >> cleve jones, activist, great friend of harvey milk. great to have your insight on this. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> in some states are conservative politicians cutting off their noses to spite their faces by opposing health reform? there is some appalling news today about some of the red states, which shows that if reform doesn't pass, tho

he says is becoming all blogosphere and all opinions and no news.took aims at blogs on face the nation help says this the 24 hour news cycle is feeding anger especially when it comes to the health care debate. >> i think part of what is different today is the 24-hour news cycle and cable television and blogs and all of this, they focus on the most extreme elements on both sides. they can't get enough of conflict. it is cap nip to the media right now. so the easiest way to get 15- minutes of fame is to be rude to somebody. >> reporter: if you want to see his full interview, i will have a link on my blog at wusa9.com. moving on, remember last week i told you about this exclusive washington times report. white house collects web users data without notice. how -- now the white house is firing back. look at the top story on the briefing room. they say the administration's practice of archiving comments on all of the social networking sites is their obligation under the presidential records act, but they are quick to point out that act was enacted in 1978

obama stays -- says news is becoming all blogo -- blogosphere, all opinions. >> he says they are feedinger when it comes to the health care debate especially. >> i think part of what is different today is the 24-hour news cycle and cable television and blogs and all of this, they focus on the most extreme elements on both sides. they can't enough of conflict. it is catnip to the media right now, and so the easiest way to get 15 minutes of fame is to be rude to somebody. >> reporter: blogers being rude, no, never. move to the second story, last week i told you about an exclusive washington times report. here it is. the white house collects web users data without notice. now the white house is firing back. look at the top story on the blog, the briefing room. they say the administration's practice of tracking and archiving comments on their social networking sites is their obligation under the presidential records act. here it is. i'm reading right here. it is saying the pra was written in 78 but doesn't have a section on e-mail but everyone agrees the electronic communications meet the br

in the blogosphere, the reviews are rolling in. swapping aces.net.obama's 9-9-09 address to congress promises to be one of the greatest speeches in the history of man kind, to which one follower posted this response. the speech is about government taking control over your health care so it can run every single phase of your life from birth until they think you should die. president obama is the message master. but even he should heed the message in that exchange. and the real message is this -- it isn't your health care plan, mr. president, that people oppose. it's your entire approach to government, sir, the flap over obama-care has gone into a war over what kind of government we deserve. whether it will be the big and fat and intrusive and finger wagging or small and restrained and hands off. a government that listens. the reagan revolution began in 1980. for 30 years, we have abided by the most basic precepts, smaller government is better than bigger government, tax cuts are better than tax increases. that individual responsibility trumps governme

what's out there in the blogosphere?o you think it's going to be received over the next 24-48 hours? >> what we saw this weekend was a classic example of reassuring the patient while sending in the priest to give the last rights. on the one hand we heard obama say it's not dead yet but at the same time he's saying the praises of the baucus bill, which we all know is a gift to the insurance industry. how did it come down to this, ed, the fact he said he was very excited that olympia snowe was warming to the idea of reform? is that what it's all about now, just getting one person, olympia snowe, to say she'll sign up all in the name of bipartisanship? it's really sad, ed. >> i will say this. the baucus bill, if it passes the way it is right now, has got some workable things in it when it comes to pre-existing condition and stuff like this. i don't think it guarantees the competition. that means the middle class is going to see their rates continue to go up. now, i just don't know what the president doesn't get about that w

so, yeah, it's significantly greater sort of -- we call it -- in the blogosphere we call it the wurlitzer, the right-wing wurlitzer, and it refers to sort of the orchestrated talking point machine that the right wing has put up. and so much of this is just, like i say, primitively false stuff, everything from him, you know, talking about taking our guns away to the birthers to the death panels, as you say. it's -- it has an unhinging effect on the audience, and particularly when people, you know, start to believe this stuff. and it has really a toxic effect on the national discourse as a result. >> david neiwert, managing editor of crooksandliars.com, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, a presidential first. barack obama will intervene directly in the fight to host the 2016 olympics. can his worldwide popularity bring home a big get for his adopted hometown of chicago? >>> first, gadhafi gets shot down trying to pitch his tent in new york. and then "saturday night live" takes its shot at gadhafi. >>> when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, former u.s. attorney davi

that have come my way but trust me i've gotten a lot of them directly through e-mail and in the blogosphere among the names i'veeen caed a loser, lawyer, and medish, jerk, dufus, fraud, irresponsible, greedy, selfish andhe complete i am getting a lotately as i don't show. i guess they haven't used this word but i ashameless i think what you're saying. people are upset that i am not saying i am rry for what i did. and they are not seeing -- they are doing i am being accountable for my own decisions and that i should, you kw, i should like prostrate. i am plenty remorse for the decisions we mad i've had my credit score shoto hell. i've blown why savings. i will have a very tough time retiring -- i would be happy if i could retire by the age of 70 on any kindf income, and we may well los this house. so there's a lot to be sorry about, b i don't feel -- and this is wt people -- what makes people mad idled like apologizing. however bad my judgment as a borrower was and however bad even the judgment of condo flippers might have been a appeals, absolutely pales in comparison with recklessness th

. >> a blogosphere alert. >> i'm sure people are calling in and getting in line to voice their opinion. >>> losing to a team who went 0 for 2008 is an embarrassment. now redskins nation is calling for jim zorn's job in an effort to salvage a season that began to unravel last week. albert haynesworth said -- it don't matter in joe gibbs was here. for now jim zorn's job is safe. according to a source, the organition is not expected to make any moves. jim zorn here looking like he needs a hug. very first redskins po sgs on fourth and one, clinton portis gets the handoff and runs left and he stops. a blown opportunity in the red zone. the skints 2 for 9 inside the led zone at that point. ensuing lines possession. it's third and 13 at the 42 yard line. roie quarterback, matthew stafford can't find anyone open so he runs it himself and the kid from georgia can move. makes fred smoot miss a 21-kbrard pickup for the lie ones. a 21-yard touchdown and the lyons take a 99-yard drive. second quarter. 7-0 been lions. and stafford, haynesworth gets injured on the play. he injured his right hip down

moyers: howo you explain the fact that the news agend today is driveby fox news, talk radio, and e blogosphere? whare those organs of infoation and/or propaganda so powerf? >> well, there's been a transformati of the conservativestablishment. and this has beegoing on for some time. the foundatis of modern conservatism, e grea thinkers, were actually ex- counists, many of them. whittaker chambers, thsubject of my biography. the great, brillia thinker, james burnm. a less knownut equally brilliant figure, willmoe kendall, who was aentor, oddly enough, to both willm buckley and garry wills. these were the origina thinkers. and they were essentially philosophical their outlook. now, there are conservate intellectus, but we don't thinof them as conservative anymore-- reed zakaria, francis fukayama, andrew sullivan, michael lindthe great columbia profess, mark lilla-- they've alleft the movement. and so, it's become minated instd by very monotonic, theatrically impressive voes and faces. >> moyer well, what does it sathat a tradition that begins with edmd burke, the great politicathinker of his time

. >> iin that vote representative of what is happening today in the blogosphere? people can have their opinions and whad ever they consider to be fact posted online for the world to s? >> absolutely under the situation we are now. people in this country no matter what their political persuasion recognize the importance of the first amendment guarantees. what i argue in my book is that those guarantees and especially the nuances of those guarantees depend on what the supreme court sa, that they say they were and for many decades of histo, for the two-thirds of the history as a nation the supreme court didn't say they were what we assume them to be. >> why, alex jones, do you include with chapters on gay righ and civil rights in your book losing the news? >> what i am trying to do in the book is makelear to people that what is happening to what i call the iron core of newshat is based on a reported facts, not opinion but reported facts is in jeopardy because the digil revolution. it's in jeopardy because of the economy. it is jpardy because of what is happening in t

that was thetory the got the blogosphere very victoria's secret model that supposedly one of them wenthome with. who would be upset about that story? but anyway, i don't know. there is some coroversy yet. >> host: im very interested to see how the reaction. the subtitle, i forget the exact words. >> guast: i don't remember either. it says sex, money, genius and betrayal and the facebook people got very upset about the word betrayal. the is a lot o ws that the word betrayal could be used in the story. >> host: you talk about-- people but have beads with them. >> guest: eduardo and mark's relationship fl apart. so how that happened you have to read the book to really see but there was a lot of difference of opinion. >> host: insects, you start out-- >> guest: there is definitely sex. it is a lot like super bad excpt with geniuses. win facebook ted gup they became stars on campus so there is the scene where they end up in the bathroom of a dorm. >> host: i read that one. there is mention of lacy bras. ghaffari business but it does have-- >> guest: publishing everything is about pigeonholi

it was really a crowd source project of the blogosphere.way ahead of any of the funded groups that were in support of the democrats. [applause] if you are someone who made telephone calls, you did a tremendous amount. you did more than anybody else did to help democratic members be able to withstand the pressure. the problem is that they still got it. they are going to come back. they are not going to be as resilience as they would have been if it passed before they left. >> in addition to the broader grassroots and media strategy of turning out at the town halls and other health care events and making your support known directly to members of congress and media, there is also an elite strategy. it is very important that if you have a blog or keep a diary, it is essential that we push back hard against strategyies like jane mentioned in the opinion piece. as soon as there is no block the progressives saying they will vote against it, there's only one direction that negotiations will take. it will never turn around. the bill will become weak

. >> inhe blogosphere. >> in the blogosphere. it's gre to hear. like. the first season we had just six episodes and this season we have more time to figure out the show and get in the groove, similar to the way "the office," the second season, oh, my god, the show's so good. i hope the same happens with our show. >> watching the first episode back, people said were just absolutely hilarious. >> yeah, yeah, ah. >> and people need to laugh, man. >> yeah. >> this is the time when we are just needing it. thing about it is, seems like laughing is your business, because now also, you've had roles in "i love you, man," in "funny people." is this your groove or are you going to do like spakz peer? >> i'm hoping to take over the "die hard" franchise for bruce willis. >> nice. >> excellent. >> he's getting a little older. >> and you look like you're buff, like ready to take on that. >> there's a lot of unique peop in entertainment now. >> and you have killed a guy. well, aziz ansari, thank you so much. you can catch aziz in "parks and recreation" right here

in today's blogosphere they should have put it out there. it is a tragedy.l continue to heal and i'm glad to see him back. but we need more people like this. steve totally turned the company around. they were dead and he brought them back because -- this is the great american spirit, entrepreneurship. he went on offense. as i say in lesson seven of the book, he went on offense to focus on winning. he won with the ipod. he won with the itunes. he won with the iphone. this is a great example of what all american businesses need to do to win on a global basis. >> if indeed all american businesses would like to provide health care to their employees given what's out there on the landscape right now, if you had to put together the perfect health care reform package, what would it look like? >> i'd do what i did at medtronic, focus on wellness and prevention. there is not enough money in the world out there to pay for full access unless we start taking care of our health. the president needs to take control of the debate tonight and get the american people into it

you look at the blogosphere and it is just -- it is on fire with opinion, there are meant of people very, other people say you can't do this, don't mess with my idol. ends up being a very big sort of cultural shift. >> that's right, but i think it's probably going to pay off. and they have been playing with idol for years now. they added kara last season, they have more semifinalists now than they used to have, they wanted to you really get to know people. they've been tweaking the format. fox has been trying to keep it fresh. >> and that sense that they really did -- there's sort of an overriding sense that maybe the show has lost its mojo. is this what they need to do to get it back? >> i think so. ellen is great tv. shall is he very funny. she already has a show, she's extremely popular. you wanted to be with ellen, you want to sit on the couch next to ellen. do you want want to sit on the couch next to simon in could you ever imagine simon having a talk show? no. ellen brings a warmth -- >> yes, absolutely. >> i couldn't. ellen brings a warmth. she has a lovely persona. an i think th

. >> reporter: in the blogosphere, some have been cheering her on. "you go girl!"luck and have fun," "keep going," "wow!" seeing her as an icon in the tradition of bonnie and clyde collide. >> we rob banks. >> or babyface nelson. >> three banks in two hours! >> reporter: but brown herself had lamented in prison, the only place since childhood where she had long stretches of sobriety, that "whenever i pick up crack, i pick up handcuffs." and thus made sure she'd be caught, her ex-lawyer says. >> that's the biggest cry for help you can have, i think. >> reporter: brown's arraignment today is only on charges stemming from the first of last week's six bank robberies. police say charges in the other five will soon follow. she remains in jail on $250,000 bail. ann? >> all right, mike taibbi this morning, thanks. it is now 8:05. >> we are gonna see partly cloudy skies today. high of 67 degrees. a little bit cooler than normal. gusting up to about 30 miles an hour. chilly all week. >> that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thanks very much. >>> still to come,

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there is certainly been huge amounts of attention paid to this issue on talk radio, fox news, the blogosphere has very recently been lit up. that may be is one of the reasons why the whole thing is way more of an issue than it has ever been before because, like i have said repeatedly, the use of these kind of as pfizer's in various capacities is not new. the magnet -- of these advisers in various capacities is not new. it is not as if it is a totally new phenomenon. . incredible amounts of money-- now, you're changing the healt >> you are changing the health care system. i get the sense, politically, that people are worn out. there has been so much change, people are fatigued. >> i think you are absolutely right. this is a very difficult economic in parliament, people are feeling anxious. we have to take a series of steps, in circumstances not of my choosing, and it is absolutely fair to say that people start feeling some sticker shock. there is an argument to be made out there that maybe health care can wait because we have had to abort a lot, the system has gone into shock, perhaps we shoul

. >> reporter: spreading far beyond, becoming front page headlines and hot topic on the blogosphere.ated requests to pe to school owe spishl officials we. the state education commissioner is now reviewing what happened to quote, ensure students can sell bra celebrate the achievements of african-americans without inappropriate partisan politics. lives in the area and is stunned -- >> the issue with the anger and where is it coming from. >> reporter: parentlessly gibson says it is justified. >> i'm glad you are here, they are trying to sweep this under the rug. >> mary snow, cnn, burlington, new jersey. >> how would you like to find this out your child's school? >> a boa constrictor slithering outside the school. none of the students went close and touched the snake. it was the second one found in the area this week. both were taken to a local nature preserve. >>> you may call this a sting operation. a routine inspection at a south florida church revealed a swarming surprise. thousands of honeybees nesting in a wall near where children often play. the wall was sprayed with pesticide an

difference of opinion has spread far beyond, becoming a front page headline and hot topic on the blogospherepe to school officials were denied. the state education commissioner is now reviewing what happened to quote, ensure students can celebrate the achievements of african-americans without inappropriate partisan politics. >> the issue with the anger and where is it coming from. >> reporter: gibson says it is justified. >> i'm glad you are here, they are trying to sweep this under the rug. >> mary snow, cnn, burlington, new jersey. >> how would you like to find this outside your child's school? >> a boa constrictor slithering outside the school. none of the students went close and touched the snake. it was the second one found in the area this week. both were taken to a local nature preserve. >> there is strong reaction to a new rule to a california law. >> you're getting on me because i'm black. not everybody is a bad person because they have a hoodie on. he's not going rob a store. >> hear why the mall want shoppers to watch what they wear. stay with hln. [ engine powers down ] gentlemen

the blogosphere has been lit up over it.they're more ways of getting it now than there were 10 years ago. that may be one of the reasons of the whole thing is way more of an issue than it has ever been before. the use of these kinds of advisers in various capacities is not new. maybe the magnitude is 15%, 20% more now than it was under the bush and ministration. it is not as if it is a totally new phenomenon. host: thank you for being with us. >> and more on the one-year anniversary of the biggest bankruptcy in u.s. history. we will ship as much as we can. the house meets in about 10 minutes. host: chekhov insisted the big business editor for the associated press. there meltdown legacy is a five week series which many c-span viewers and readers of are familiar with. thank you for joining us this morning. thank you for joining us. in a year since the financial meltdown, what is marked as the beginning of the meltdown, this is a five-week series said the associated press put together. when did you start working on this? >> eve