the blogosphere, for the past weeks, has been unbelievable about the arena at 30-32. community want to be involved. they have a tremendous amount of knowledge and information about what worked at the ballpark, what has not worked, the kinds of things that we feel need to be done better, if we're going to have an arena at 30-32, we have a cumulative impact with the 337 mission bay of arena project and pier 70 on top of it. please do not forget us. thank you. >> alice rogers. >> luckily, curran has spoken to every point that i need to make. i just want to reiterate, as part of the board of the south beach ring, mission bay neighborhood association that we have had a good relationship with the public agencies we have dealt with and would sincerely hope to be included at the table through the long course of the negotiations to develop this project. having lived here before the giants stadium was built, i can tell you the medications are exceedingly important. they have that work well with the giants and i think we can do better. thank you. >> thank you. toy levin. -- toby

thousand euro this has caused a storm amongst opposition political parties as well as online in the blogosphere now those who are in favor of these changes to the law we're talking really about the ruling united russia party here defend it by saying it brings russia into line with the rest of europe though if you look elsewhere and what type of fines and what type of sentences can come into into play take fronts for example where if you take part in an all through ice demonstration of protest and you wear a mosque or anything that would cover your face to the try and hide your identity you could face a fine of forty five thousand euro close up to three years in prison in switzerland not fine could go as high as seventy five thousand euro the reason the united russia has deemed that these changes that will need to be made a comes off the back of the wave of antti government protests that we've seen really since december of last year when the parliamentary elections they were held note to the majority these protests of being peaceful affairs however in spring of this year we saw them to non-state

whipped up a storm amongst opposition here in russia not just the politicians but on line in the blogosphere many people writing about what they saw as draconian changes to the law that were being put forward with the opposition politicians trying to drag out the debate in the state duma to see if they could lead to late this decision it's no gone through to the upper house of the russian parliament where it'll be discussed further before becoming lord now those defending this of these proposed changes to the law that defended it by saying well this just brings russia into line with the rest of its european neighbors in france for example if you take part in an unsanctioned demonstration and you're wearing a mosque or anything that could obscure a part of your face you could face a fine of up to forty five thousand euro as well as of history years in prison in switzerland not find can get as high as seventy five thousand euro now these changes to the law were put in place following a wave of on t. government protests that we've seen here in moscow as well as in other cities around russia fol

protests now this has caused a storm amongst opposition political parties as well as online in the blogosphere is the actually during the debate that's ongoing some opposition parties being trying to to drag out the debate as long as possible to try and put off any time at this school could be adopted those who are in favor of these changes to the law we're talking really about the ruling united russia party here defended by saying it brings russia into line with the rest of europe now if you look elsewhere in what type of fines and what type of sentences can come into play take from for example where if you take part in all through a demonstration of protest and you wear a mosque or anything that would cover your face to the try and hide your identity you could face a fine of forty five thousand euro close up history years in prison in switzerland but fine could go as high as seventy five thousand euro so they're defending this by saying well it puts it back in line with the the rest of europe the reason the united russia has deemed that these changes that will need to be made a comes off the

outlets on cable news led by fox so-called news along with the corporatist agents in the right wing blogosphere and right wing talk radio as wallace wrote the american fascists are most easily recognized by their deliberate perversion of truth and fact their newspapers and propaganda carefully cultivate every fisher of disunity every crack in the common front against fascism they use every opportunity to him pune democracy and the strategy of the vice president wallace identified in one nine hundred forty four continues with today's purveyors of hate who regularly appear on those same corporatists media outlets they include the islamophobia the religious zealots who rail against gays and the economic elites who are trying to pit working americans against each other the private worker against the public work the union worker against the nonunion workers the male worker against the female so nearly seventy years after wallace is warning we now know that it can happen here that we too could be taken over by fascism and to some extent already have been and considering what fascism did to the world

organize and conduct a search for this airplane and he survivors there's also reports around the blogosphere that these weren't turkish jets that they were in fact israeli jets that were shot down so there's a lot of rumor spending around at the moment so we still don't know exactly what's happened until the syrian government homs forward with a confirmation a lot of this could be speculation there's been a lot of propaganda surrounding this coverage of the syrian civil war so let's wait and see. now what would a turkish jet be doing of a syrian territory bearing in mind all the violence and the sensitive situation the . well this there has been a history of reports. of countries flying out of their store an air space invading another airspace israel of routinely does fly over it's over the last how many years to this day over lebanon on a lot of cases they do this to test the country's radar system a lot of times before conflict you'll see countries deploying their air assets over countries in order to test their radar to test their anti-aircraft capability and so forth so this could be an

on in washington lou i know you're saying it's not really a surprise but a lot of people on the blogosphere are very shocked and are saying you know he's a sell out i want to play you a clip really quickly of him talking about how we should audit goldman sachs if we could roll that really quickly this is before he joined the senate will get together very wealthy people who i think manipulate and use government to their own personal advantage and i think that's the biggest thing that would help the scum that. they want to make it out like they're just to help humanity and world government to be good for humanity guess what role government gets in their pocket the people who they don't it may be like goldman sachs and different banks that are making a lot of money off the u.s. taxpayer so the special deals are getting with the federal reserve so there he is presented talking about how we should audit goldman sachs also kind of criticizing the bill. the bird group there and we there is kind of speculation that romney was at build a bird and here you see and here you see you know goldman sachs

and as far as the blogosphere and i go on the fashion blog and i put my stuff in and they are like, oh, urban outfitters is selling out. has urban outfitters ever had anything to sell out from? are they just not a little more upscale target? >> they apparently also have obama shirts. >> they have great t-shirts at urban outfitters. >> i was along confused by that. >> did you want to jump in? >> yes. if you buy one of these awesome t-shirts, one thing you know is you have something to clean your car with maybe a week later. mary katherine says you don't have a lot of good designers. on the conservative side you will come up with poets and designers. >> does the obama campaign get obviously a large share of the money and that is why the stuff is so expensive? >> yes, it is a fundraiser. >> that explains the $45 t-shirts. >> it has to be a luxury item to put the luxury designer's name on it. >> my favorite part is this website that did the story on it. murdering in the republican evil. >> i am getting too legit to mitt. >> what was that you did with your hand? >> too legit to mitt. >> wha

boy, what we've seen since inauguration day, there was no right wing blogosphere during the clinton years the internet. >> stephanie: i think you say it perfectly. unfortunately the casual tone of oval office disrespect that's become a hallmark of right wing media has found pockets of acceptance even within the mainstream press. you mentioned yes, it was "time" magazine's mark halprin who called obama a [ bleep ] the d word on television. talk about casual disrespect. they think is okay now. >> halprin has written columns how obama is ignorant and clueless and over his head. i pointed out to, an innocuous piece in "the new york times" a few days go about how obama blames the bush administration for the economy. "the new york times" wrote that basically obama runs the risk of looking like a crybaby. we don't usually, in news stories, in "the new york times," refer to the president of the united states as a crybaby. >> stephanie: especially when the majority of the american people who agree with him. it is bush's policies that got us where we are. >> it was a sign of using casual flippant l

>> he would not survive because of the blogosphere. he would be seen as a partisan figure. that happen because vietnam tore our country apart in a way afghanistan is not. cronkite was very much pro war. he thought it was a piece that he did about our marines. walter would not change. he said that our troops could do no wrong. he toured vietnam. he came to believe that the johnson administration had been lying. other reporters felt that way, too. there was no quick victory. cronkite cast in his chit. they did a special report. walter cronkite said this reporter says it is a stalemate. everything went off. what frank mankiewicz said on your program is that cronkite was so obsessed with getting out of vietnam that he went and asked robert kennedy to run against lyndon b. johnson who was the presumed guy running, because kennedy was against the war in vietnam. that tells you how passionate cronkite got against the vietnam war. he was friends with lyndon b. johnson. they were friends back in texas. johnson had only the cbs affiliate in austin. frank stanton, his boss, was one of

that's what's out there in the blogosphere that has not been corroborated. do you think it's a bit premature to start claiming it's some sort of liberal plot against conservatives? >> i don't think so. these are the three public ones, but there are other incidents following the similar fact patterns. >> you said it's happened before. vk police officers and sometimes s.w. tavmt teams .showing up at your house, sax b. chambliss wants an investigation. are you glad about that? >> i am. the individual who had it happen in new jersey and in los angeles, their police have met dead ends because it's clearly somebody doing it over a voiceover i.p. system. the local police don't have the resources to track it. >> i'm being serious here. not because we can't always be partisan and some of us call it political hacks, right? when something like this happens, is this a call for people to understand that politics can sometimes, depending on the rhetoric and civility can be life or death situations when it shouldn't be. just because i disagree with you politically doesn't

seeing this happen in this campaign, within hours there was a controversy and charges through the blogosphere phony people claiming to be experts in documents that immediately took off on the internet which set out a fire storm, which again for the corporation in the news division caused this we don't need this controversy which grows and grows and becomes in the 24-hour world and more and more politicized world. you write that all of that was dead wrong. >> in general particularly cbs news was unprepared. >> evin the independent >> evin the independent commission was chosen among george bush's friends to investigate what we did. when we accused blogs and the internet things of that type was wrong. let me point out if their campaign to counter attack the basic truth of the story if george bush got preferential treatment and disappeared for year when he's supposed to be on duty they couldn't attack then so they would put a smokescreen it's not the truth of the story it's using the document to this day because of the campaign will recall the smokescreen campaign. i believe they were genuine and

. >> you know the blogosphere is going crazy with all sorts of conspiracy notions as to how it fits togethernk it fits together at all. you think his disappearance was unrelated to the sandusky case. >> completely. completely unrelated. there's no known causal connection between 1998 and 2005 when a guy is going out of office with eight months to go. >> at this clip, just 30 seconds left, this is the -- four days and the prosecution case is about to rest. this could wrap up next week. >> absolutely, i think it will. i think the jury will get it sometime in the midpart of the week and by next week this time we should have a verdict. >> and the way things stand now, he's presumed innocent. >> i think the testimony -- >> but -- thank you, robert. i appreciate it. >>> when we return, let me finish with some father's day advice for president obama and governor romney. you're watching "hardball." as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've go

>> he would not survive because of the blogosphere. he would be seen as a partisan figure. that happen because vietnam tore our country apart in a way afghanistan is not. iraq almost did but didn't. cronkite was very much pro war. 1965, 1966, 1967. he loved morley safer -- and personally he saw the thought it was a hell of a piece about the marines -- but he had a cold war lens that our troops could do no wrong but he went and 68, february and toward vietnam offense of any came to believe that the jobs and ministration and mcnamara were lying. others thought so as well, that there was no quick victory. and cronkite -- did not do it on the evening news when he had to be mr. center but he did a cbs special report, walter cronkite said, this old reporters said that it is at a stalemate. and everything went off. what luntz correctly said that cronkite was so obsessed with getting out of vietnam all calls that he asked robert kennedy to run against lyndon johnson who was the presumed the guy running because kennedy was against the war in vietnam. it tells you how passionate cron

that's unprecedented. [ ding ding ] >> reaction in the right wing blogosphere was mixed.ey think it is fine. >> that will show him! ha! >> stephanie: he's the president of the united states in the rose garden. he's making a statement. wait until he's finished. >> immigration status. >> on cnn, what would tucker carlson think if someone heckled him during "dancing with the stars." >> stephanie: he deserved that. let me just say. >> same thing. he would have thought it was disrespectful. >> stephanie: janet napolitano. >> it was the product of really looking at what the results were of the on-going review of pending cases how we want to focus our resources for now and for the next coming year. >> stephanie: yeah. this is -- i have to say this really -- just watching the sputtering in the right wing blogosphere was worth all of this. okay so mitt romney on friday. >> romney: if i'm president we'll do our best to have that kind of long-term solution that provides certainty and clarity for the people who come into this country through no fault of their own. >> stephanie: then

there wasn't the blogosphere of any significance. but now they're out in the open and you know what's happening? they're getting caught. they're getting talked about. and you need to pay attention as an american that there may be other purge lists by other republican governors around the country because they know exactly what is at stake. just remember, these people want power and they will do anything to get it. they will even take a 91-year-old world war ii decorated veteran and tell him that he can't vote anymore. now a congressman from broward county down in florida today on the radio show told me he doesn't know how they're coming up with the names. i know they're use something dmv doifgs of motor vehicles list and matching them there. minimal voter fraud. now for just a moment, let's go to wisconsin. did i hear earlier to night we tease a story about the rnc chair? he's so concerned about voter fraud in wisconsin. give me a break. that's one of the cleanest states in the union. and, of course, we'll have that later on in the sh

the word around the twitter verse and the blogosphere, specifically michael scherer's treat that i readtribune" journalist picked up the tab tat a bar where the lai off workers were drinking. a thin silver lining. we're certainly not trying to undermine the gravity of the situation. it is nice to know someone feels the pain and wants to help them numb it. >> absolutely. the loss of journalism jobs in the past few years has been incredible. we're losing a really important fabric and a check on corporate power, on government power, i mean, it's really -- we're going to look back on this period of time as one that really changed the american democracy, the way we haven't quite reckoned with. >> we don't have time to talk in detail about the pacquiao/bradley fight. senators john mccain and harry reid are maybe working together, josh, to get bad stuff out of boxing. >> we can all agree pacquiao got jobbed. it's an issue that unites us all. boxing has a minor corruption problem. these guys are right. they should -- you know, it should be at the highest levels of government. this is a big busi

there is no such thing as being a self promoter in the blogosphere.s is a tactic that they leveled against governor palin and andrew breitbart and myself, but we realize that the only way you are part of this organic environment and climate is to know that it is, although we are each individually doing our own thing, this really is the greatest illustration of the big tent. we do not always agree on policies and candidates. some of us have very different passions stirred some of us focus on the second amendment. i'll remind you again led us to the expose of the fast and furious scandal. pro life bloggers, legal bloggers, sound science bloggers, we need each and everyone of you concentrating in order towin. and each in our own way to wage war. [applause] it is a privilege and an honor to fight alongside you. and the historical context of the development of conservatives on really did break through with drudge, the original citizen journalist. and breitbart. but i think for the younger generation of conservative activists, know that you were preceded by