and of course the, you know, blogosphere, the conservative blogosphere took off on michelle obama describingson, which is not what she did. >> she said it's a very nice prison. that was an honest answer. >> the chef said -- >> i thought it was only supposed to be us reporters that complained of the prison confines of the white house. look, i do think it was interesting to see the two of them. you know, michelle obama has never been ecstatic about how life is like in the white house. this was a professional woman, had her own business career and all this stuff and suddenly it's gone. but she's gotten more comfortable. >> quick break here. my thanks to congressman labrador as always. we'll speak to you soon. back in just a moment. well, ready to go look? so ready. lots of options, huh? i can help you narrow it down. ok thanks. this one's smudge free. smudge-free. really? and this one beeps when you leave the door open. get those brand name bells and whistles, even on a budget, with red white and blue savings. thank you! more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. buy now and s

the courthouse there to tell us a bit more about this case and how the blog on the blog is on the blogosphere lit up afterwards. well now finally along with his accomplice efforts have been convicted. on account of the bezel ment from the state owned care of list company in two thousand and nine they were convicted of inflicting damages in the amount of sixteen million rubles that's roughly half a million dollars but after the verdict was read and the judge more than three hours to read the entire document which was more than one hundred pages long it was handcuffed and taken into preliminary confinement but. the state prosecutor's office in the cure of region has appealed to the court asking them to release from the pretrial detention on condition that he does not leave the country until his verdict comes into effect it hasn't done so yet. the lawyers have ten days to appeal to make their appeal the have stated before hand that if going to get a guilty verdict they are going to do that and this appeal is successful that nobody still stands a chance to run for the moscow mayor supposed he int

the testimonies from a do witnesses violent of course is a very prominent figure in the russian blogosphere a man who is extremely adept at using social media to his advantage a blogger who is named and who has made a name for himself as a person who has exposed several large scale corruption scandals is also one of the leaders of the opposition a very well known in moscow st petersburg other large cities and of course by those who are perusing the internet we have twitter a live journal but studies show that although dividing the violin is a very popular figure in the large cities he is not so well known in the regions for example people here in care of didn't even hear about the violin till his child has commenced here several months ago that is that is the situation surrounding this entire case of course we do not know exactly what news going to be facing in terms of punishment he is a man who is running for the post of the moscow mayor and he is still going to run for the post he is not going to be taken off the ballot and his lawyers have already said they're going to appeal the verdic

when it comes to the online blogosphere, suddenly somebody gets a computer and gets the set of cojonesuldn't act out personally. but there's always someone who is unstable and those are the ones you worry about. >> i know you're not comfortable talking about things you directly told casey anthony and advice to her. but if you were george zimmerman's attorney, what advice would you give to him in terms of safety? would you tell him to move to another state? would you tell him not to give any interviews? >> first and foremost george is going to have to decide how to live the rest of his life. unfortunately for george he has a certain demographic that believes in his innocence and has supported him. his entire defense was funded by private donations. so you have a situation where there seems to be a split. certain demographic supports him, others don't. he's going to have to, one, find out what he can do financially first and utilize that demographic which helps him. so i think that's what's going to take a priority because in order to ride off into the sunset, you're going to have to hav

and of course the, you know, glog sphere, the conservative blogosphere took off on michelle obama describingas a prison, which is not what she did. >> she said it's a very nice prison. that was an honest answer. >> the chef said -- >> i thought it was only supposed to be us reporters that complained of the prison confines of the white house. look, i do think it was interesting to see the two of them. you know, michelle obama has never been ecstatic about how life is like in the white house. this was a professional woman, had her own business career and all this stuff and suddenly it's gone. but she's gotten more comfortable. >> quick break here. my thanks to congressman ♪ [ male announcer ] harvey's i'm so happy you're home dance. that's real love. and so is giving him real tasty food. but some leading dog foods add sugar, dyes, or even artificial preservatives. [ dog whimpers ] but now there's new so good! from iams. with 100% real wholesome ingredients and none of those other things. now that's real love. so is that. new so good! see what's really in your dog's bowl at iams.com. >>> thank

. >> mary, are you hearing anything, and this is just chatter out there in the big wide blogosphere, twittersphere, whatever you want to call it. are you hearing anything about the ils system at san francisco airport? the instrument landing system. whether it was operational today. >> yes, there's lots of talk about whether that was operational, whether there was a possibility that the pilots had not properly readjusted or set their altimeters and other strumting co instruments coming in. also, of course, there will be the issue in the investigation of the configuration of the runway and the seawall at the end which is, of course, necessary. but on the pilot chatter lines, obviously there's lots of talk about what might have gone wrong. such as the ils having a problem with improper settings on the altimeter. improper or not good crew resource management. in other words, if you were below your glide slope and below where you needed to be on your map -- >> and there are diagrams out there, aren't there now, showing that substantially 214, asiana 214 was at a steeper rate of descent to

. >> the blogosphere scares me to some extent. there was a guy in eastern jordan ahead of all correspondence at cnn. it correspondence like him. he stood up for them. he a good guy. he went to topless -- he went to panel.and he was on a he was a little hot under the collar, and he said something to the effect -- "i think american forces are targeting journalists ." iraq and barney frank, who was no great conservative, stood up from the floor and said, "i don't think that's true." he took it back almost immediately. he said he meant they were not taking enough care when they shoot to know who they are shooting at, and journalists get hurt. all right, you can disagree with him and all that, but the right- wing blogosphere got started and within three weeks, he was was fired. cnn could not take the heat. ,ithout examining the facts does he really deserve to get fired? but the blogosphere is so pervasive and quick that you do not have time to sit back and the atlanticead next month and see what that guy thinks." no, it's over now. >>

and of course the, you know, glog sphere, the conservative blogosphere took off on michelle obama describing a prison, which is not what she did. >> she said it's a very nice prison. that was an honest answer. >> the chef said -- >> i thought it was only supposed to be us reporters that complained of the prison confines of the white house. look, i do think it was interesting to see the two of them. you know, michelle obama has never been ecstatic about how life is like in the white house. this was a professional woman, had her own business career and all this stuff and suddenly it's gone. but she's gotten more comfortable. >> quick break here. my thanks to congressman labr (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best invest

and of course the, you know, glog sphere, the conservative blogosphere took off on michelle obama describingn, which is not what she did. >> she said it's a very nice prison. that was an honest answer. >> the chef said -- >> i thought it was only supposed to be us reporters that complained of the prison confines of the white house. look, i do think it was interesting to see the two of them. you know, michelle obama has never been ecstatic about how life is like in the white house. this was a professional woman, had her own business career and all this stuff and suddenly it's gone. but she's gotten more comfortable. >> quick break here. comfortable. >> qu[ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a diffe

. >> reporter: and the outrage ripped through the blogosphere. "rolling stone's" facebook page, flooded with angry reaction. "rolling stone" is, of course, best known as the bible of rock 'n' roll. its cover is usually graced by the icons of pop music, not terrorism suspects. the magazine clearly knew it was stirring up a hornet's nest with its cover. the article which describes how they described it, tsarnaev as a monster. it begins with this preemptive strike. the cover story we're publishing this week, falls within the traditions of journalism and "rolling stone's" long-standing commitment to serious and thoughtful coverage of the most important political and cultural issues of the day. "rolling stone" is no stranger to controversy. back in 1970, they put charles manson on the cover of one of their issues. in 1981, that famous cover with john lennon naked. which called quite a stir. critics and there are saying this is different. the wounds, too raw. >>> let's turn to josh ilofor o developing right now. good morning, josh. >> good morning, eli

place there's some places that are nt getting instant sort of in the g blog blogosphere updates aboutto give you an opportunity to get a sense of not only what people are saying but what they look like.k >> the question is will the defendant testify? always >> that's a great question. that' ordinarily if you have a self-defense defense, you have to get up there and tell your story.get up but here they are hearing the story through the video. the defense may say, we don't have to run the risk of putting of him on. p it will be a tough call. >> thank you.call for finally this morning, headlines from around the globe. you "the toronto star" says police broke up a plot to attack. und two canadians are under an arrest. they were inspired by al qaeda. they planned to use pressure cooker bombs like those used in the boston marathon bombing 0. >>> the federal reserve has new plans to rein in financial institutions in response to critics who think the fed isn't doing enough about the banks known for being too big to fail. one proposal raising the amount of equity in large banks hold against as

i would point to, you know, how netroots nation began, the blogosphere is crucially important. it's growing, it's vibrant. we have trouble, we all have trouble in the off years, in the nonelection years. our audience tunes back in in the election years, but there's also social media. i think social media and twitter is part of why paula deen quickly is out of a job for outrageous comments. and, you know, we saw it with defending planned parenthood, you know? when susan g. komen came after them, and in the end it was susan g. komen who suffered and manned participant hood who really thrived -- parenthood who really thrived. i don't despair. fox is a pox. yeah. [laughter] it's there. it's bad. but we've got so many resources, i just wouldn't leave this on a down note. and ben is also right that people to people and organizing and old-fashioned talking in our churches and in our schools is crucially important too. so thank you. you're such a great audience and what a great panel. give everybody a hand. >> with thanks, everybody. [applause] >> and thanks to tom udall who wouldn't b

i'll give you 90 days. [ laughter ] >> steve: how about the fact that on the blogosphere, brian has beent had right. >> brian: it will touch the kid up. -- toughen the kid up. he'll be ready to play basketball in new york. >> would it be something if this phenom could suddenly not do it. >> brian: i want a mistrial! >> gretchen: he told you not to say anything. >> brian: i had to do something! >> steve: geraldo, we'll be watching your show this weekend. >> i'll be in florida for the verdict. thank you. >> always good to be with you. >> brian: mr. mayor, you're going to stick around. >> steve: speaking of mayors. >> gretchen: remember when apply bloomberg said salt was killing you and he tried to take it away? guess what? turns out he may have had it all wrong. there is a new report that says salt is good for you. we'll be right back. >> brian: is political correctness by the obama administration hurting us in the war on terror? if they were a little less pc, could he have nabbed people like nidal malik hasan, or the accused boston bombers? joining us, former mayor of new york city, rudy

when enough people believe it, and you have to remember in today's age of the internet and the blogosphereere talking about it. >> some would argue, some are arguing, if there's manipulation going on, why is alcoa sitting at the lows. why is aluminum pricing so weak? >> they're not a bank with a warehouse. they're an aluminum company. no, i agree. the idea of manipulations going on for a long period of time are very rare. you know, you can ask the hunk brothers about that, okay? things can go to an extreme and people will find a way to break them up. >> art cashin. >> my pleasure. >> another big day for earnings as many top companies are reporting this morning. our earnings squad is here to tell you everything you need to know in just a moment. plus, one of the most expensive mansions in the country is going up for auction. nbc's janet shamlian is there live in miami beach. janet? >> reporter: hi, kelly. this is the infamous ver kashi mansion in south beach. it is going up for auction, as you said, at a bargain rate. we're going to get an exclusive look inside these famed gates coming up w

talking about is so elementary, and yet there will be leftists out there on twitter and in the blogosphereme of being a right wing hack and not knowing what -- no, i know what i'm talking about. this is the way washington works. and the president has to decide whether he's going to sit back and point over the hill the next three years or whether he's going to figure out a way to make this system work because i've got bad news for him and bad news for the white house. right now nate silver of espn fame, nate silver is saying republicans have a good shot of picking up the united states senate. i don't think things are going to get easier for the president over the next three years. right now we're still going around in circles. i'm not blaming the president. it takes two to tango. two are tangoing. right now we have a decision to make, the president has a decision to make, are we going to keep spinning our wheels for the next three years like we have the past five years? are we going to get some business done? >> i'd like them to stop tangoing and do what it takes, even if it means grab them

the liberal blogosphere is vibrant and important. we all have trouble in the off years, our -- but there is also a social media and twitter is part of why paula deen was quickly out of a job for outrageous comments. we saw it with defending planned parenthood, when susan g coleman came after them and at the end, she's suffered and planned parenthood thrived. our people are nimble come a quick and smart about the stuff smart about the stuff. fox is a pox. we have so many resources, i would not leave this on a down note. people to people and organizing in our schools is crucially important. thank you. you're such a great audience. thanks to tom udall who couldn't be here. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] http://twitter.com/cspanwj [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> coming up next, a former hewlett-packard ceo, carly furey not on innovation in business. then elizabeth rosenthal on the cost of childbirth in the u.s.. after that, steny hoyer of maryland discusses student loan inte