and how often do you blog? and who's reading your blog? >> it's bilingual.o beauty. i started beauty sundays, too. beauty tips. and then i also have fashion segments on telemundo. i'm going to start here in the bay area on thursday. just a little bit of everything. and i write for cosmopolitana. everything fashion and beauty. >> what is wrong with what i'm wearing? i'm wearing stripes on stripes. >> there's nothing wrong with that. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> no, i love the pinstripes too. a lot of men don't realize that you have to show a little bit of your shirt. you've just got it all. you're right. >> i've been reading your blog. that's why. >> for men just don't wear everything baggy. just make it a little bit more fitted. and for girls the best advice i can give anybody is dress for your body type. you know. >> did you go to fashion school at all? >> no. >> nada? >> nada. everything started like i say it was a passion and what i can do, i start on my blog, and soon enough of course i start going to conferences. i started studyi

i'll tell you, he treats his blog seriously. lots of hours on the computer, lots of hours doing research and of course lots of time watching football. >> very passionate about it. >> quinton pattyn's new name, 7-eleven, that means he's open. >> double meaning. that may stick. look for it. >> good, scott. you heard it here first. >> going on weather wise, my man? >> a little bit of cooling as we head onto the labor day weekend. temperatures, there we go, into the mid 80s. slight chance of thunderstorms for the bay area on monday. only about 10% and best possibility would be across the sierra. something to stay tuned on. >> let's get out to the live shot. one last look at the san mateo bridge. slow moving eastbound, not bad westbound. >> not too bad. we'll continue to follow all the traffic updates over the next couple of days. we'll be back at 6:00. >> see you then. n the broadcast tonight, the strongest case yet for a strike on syria. the obama administration tonight calling president assad a thug and a murderer for chemical att

i'm talking about traditional blogs. election law case, we turn to rick's election law blog. there's a sentencing case, we look at the sentencing law blog. specialty egal websites out there that offer instant analysis or instant supreme the news and court cases that we didn't used to have. as lly, i would just say tony did, the court is very slow to embrace the digital revolution. after all a court that not only have tortoise ties but quill pens to arguing count counsel. get transcripts of the oral argument. ou can hear the audio of oral arguments though you have to wait till friday after the case is argued just to make sure that value is news completely drained out. and just to give you a brief insight of how eager the court s to embrace this -- this consulting edge technology known as radio. we go back toays, the bush v gore case, they the audio of the oral argument the same day. at the end of the term, they got to the and went national archives. i don't mean the justices. i s a tempting thought, but referring to the recordings. attempted the argument of cases, bush v on pa

i had linked to a blog post by another blog. i heard that he had said controversial remarks about rape victims. i had never mentioned the rganization. they never asked me for comment. ambushed me. i was on vacation. i did not remember what i had written three weeks ago. the result was basically this. -- it brought a lot of attention. when you're described as evil or hurting rape victims, you don't know what attention that will bring. for while, for example, my office locked its doors. they weren't sure what would happen. it ended up being fine. in part, i think it is because we knew that bill o'reilly said it would air monday evening. i put up a post and got got a lot of attention and it wasn't just from other progressive loggers. -- bloggers. it was from a lot of insert of bloggers who said that what he did was inappropriate. -- a lot of conservative loggers who said that what he did was an approach rape and -- what he did was inappropriate. so i don't think it went well or o'reilly. >> were you at the center for american progr

the scotus blog with eyeballs with our cases but blogs and websites have changed covering the court in one specific way. and that is it is now possible to do most of your work covering the supreme court in your jammies. it used to be you had to go to the court if you wanted to know what a case was about, go to your little desk and read them. now that's not true. you can read all the briefs. at first it was just the merit briefs, now you can read everything. the lower court decisions, the appeals court decision, everything online. so, the other thing is i think that's changed it for us, at least for me anyway is the arrange of expert commentary that's now available. now i'm not speaking of social media here. i'm talking about more traditional jobs and newsing ary gating websites. we all turn to rick haslem's blog. if there's a sentencing case, we look at another blog. there are legal specialty websites out there that offer instant analysis, or instant takes on the news and supreme court cases that we didn't use to have. finally, i would just say, tony did, the court is very slow to embr

free live the old free blog. for your media project free media. dot com. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are timed out of turn two i own a big young money blog dot co dot u.k. i am the first off we were talking about the u.s. student debt problems how about the u.k. what's happening there well the u.k. has a very similar problem i think in times of a whole generation risk of being put off going tina vast to see and we can see obviously what the insides of that would be i personally think that if it helps young people to think more about what they're actually getting out if you invest and it prevents degree inflation from getting more out of control then it will have an unintentional benefit because i think that the governments prior to this one have been very keen on promoting universe see as the bill mental for a lot of young people and we know that it is and we know that there are other options that we know that there prentiss ships that there's vocational training and so you have young people going to university coming away with that huge st

it was a progressive blog. we would rebuff what politicians and pundits were saying and we didn't always make people happy. >> i looked at some of the advisors on family security matters. a lot of names i didn't recognize. your 10th on the list good to want to show you some video that was recorded a few months ago and longtime veteran reporter for cbs and 60 minutes, basically talking about old media versus new media and the meet your take on this. [video clip] citizen and journalism. you need to work within certain discipline. i think many of these others give the real thing a very bad name. because now everybody is on the internet. one of the problems i have with in terms of reading -- everything looks as valid as "the new york times," whether it is the typeface or the way it is , whether you are someone who believes aliens are out to get him or reading something from the opted pages of "the new york times," it all has the same look and makes the same visual sense. >> does he have a point? i talked with a lot

i think we're going to show your blog what is on this blog, father? >> all sorts of good information about the traditional mass in the archdiocese. we're hoping to have a society to promote the traditional latin mass society. he and i write letters to put on there. we invite our viewers to take a look at the blog and we'll talk more about it after this break. >>> here's a chance to put your idea into practice to get organized and to support it and encourage it and help people discover this beautiful gift that we have in the faith in the church. >> i took that in high school. having just started to say the mass in latin since may 26th which was your first mass. i do notice many of the beautiful latin words that are in the scriptures. and it helps to open up your idea of things, what it is all about, how they originally translated the scripture. they had the first translation. it's interesting. so there are many things on the blog. that's where you should go if you want the latest information about it. >> speaking of your first mass on may 26th, that wa

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are timed out of turn to iona big young money blog dot co dot u.k. . and the first up we've been talking about the u.s. student debt problems how about the u.k. what's happening there well the u.k. has a very similar problem i think in times of a whole generation at risk of being put off going tina vassie and we can see over the insights that that would be i personally think that if it helps young people to think more about what they're actually getting out safina vesey and it prevents degree inflation from getting even more out of control then it will have an unintentional benefit actually because i think that the government prior to this one has been very keen on promoting university as the be all mental for a lot of young people and we know that it is and we know that there are other options that we know that there prentiss ships that there's vocational training and so you have young people going to university coming away with that huge debt i mean we're talking. about fifty three thousand pounds that's a very typical figure this being qu

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to iona big young money blog dot co dot u.k. . and the first up we've been talking about the u.s. student debt problems how about the u.k. what's happening there well the u.k. has a very similar problem i think in terms of a whole generation at risk of being put off going tina vast to see and we can see over the insights that that would be i personally think that if it helps young people to think more about what they're actually getting out safina vesey and it prevents degree inflation from getting even more active control then it will have an unintentional benefit actually because i think that the government prior to this one has been very keen on promoting university as the be all mental for a lot of young people and we know that it is and we know that there are other options that we know that there prentiss ships that there's vocational training and so you have young people going to university coming away with that huge debts i mean we're talking now about fifty three thousand pounds that's a very typical figure this

so it's football blogging season. >> we caught up with niner fans.com. the blogger credits his family. and he treats his blog like a start up, which means long hours writing, chasing scoops and posting on social media sites. >> i think it's very important that any start up use social media, because before, you had to hustle business and go to th audience. and hand out your business cards and whatnot. nowadays, they come to you. >> he does a lot of watching football, too. he admits that his girlfriend is often amazed at how much football he has, quote, has, to p watch to keep up the blogging. right. we're back with sports in a moment. watch to keep up the blo. right. we're back with sports in a moment. >>> sports time has arrived. let's send it out to the casually dressed jim. what's going on? >> well done, sweens. it's wear your college colors day. i'm a michigan state graduate. we'll have more on this in just a moment. but baseball on the brain. a's and rays, but i've got the giants on the mind. it's the giants, it's tim lincecum on the mound. why don't

it's a progressive blog. we would often a lot of times rebut what conservatives blogs or politicians or pundits were saying. and that didn't always make people happy. and apparently that made me evil. i looked up a lot of advisors. you're in the company of code pink. you're the tenth on the list. long time veteran reporter from 60 minutes, old media versus the new media and get your take on this. >> i was talking about the so-called cynicism. journalism. i said i would have address the citizens as much. you need to work within discipline, within certain discipline. and i think the matt drudges and these -- many of these others give the real thing a very bad name. because now everybody is on the internet, i mean, and one of the problems that i have in the internet everything looks as valid as "the new york times." whether it's the type face, the way it's been set up. so you're reading some -- somebody who -- you know, believes aliens are out to get him, or reading something from the op-ed page from "the new yo

i just mentioned it on my blog. >> your blog? the internet?mm-hmm. >> oh, great. >> baby, baby, calm down. whatever happened to you being secure in your masculinity? >> i was lying about that crap! >> okay. >> you wouldn't be saying this if it was your secret. >> well, that's because i don't have secrets. ha ha. >> really? >> really. >> uh, okay, so, um, then renee knows that you shave your chest. >> oh! what?! you, you, what? >> yep. >> will! will, i can't believe you said that. >> and her left big toe. >> will! >> it's furry as hell. >> oh, my god! will! >> there we go. >> mr. brown, what is all this food? i thought it was just me and you. >> oh, no, i invited thelma. >> i thought you hated her. >> well, she kind of grew on me like a wart. >> oh, really? >> yeah, yeah, i like my wart now. >> oh, okay. >> why you just walk in my house?! uh... friend, why you didn't use the doorbell like i asked you to? >> well, why mess with tradition? >> oh, well, i'm glad you came. >> well, now, i hope you don't mind. i, uh, brought a friend. >> oh, no, we

yes, andrew blog. >> jimmy: andrew blog, yes. yes. >> steve: he blog. write it. i didn't do it. @yesandrewblog. i'm sorry, tariq. >> steve: andrew blog, he dirty. his mind in gutter. >> jimmy: @yesandrewblog wrote that. not me. sorry. this next one -- this one's crazy. this is one is my favorite one, i think. this one's totally dumb. this one's from @johnstonjoshua. whoever that is, you're a crazy person. he says -- ♪ ♪ i'm a shark i'm a shark f-u i'm a shark ♪ ♪ they call me jaws my head is like a shark's fin ♪ ♪ my head is like a shark's ♪ >> steve: my head is like a shark fin. >> jimmy: yep, that's why they call him jaws. this last one is a great one. sing it if you know the words. it's from @kylebryans. he says -- ♪ move fish get out the way get out the way fish get out the way ♪ ♪ move >> jimmy: that's a good one right there. that's what i'm talking about. thank you, tariq, for helping me out. there you have it. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtags. we'll be righ

. >> reporter: the highlight for jen was when chuck norris wrote a lengthy blog post trumpeting jen's courage and strength. >> the people coming out and saying, like, i've always thought -- i knew you were unique and the strongest person i have ever known and i didn't know that. >> reporter: the events of these past few weeks have clearly changed jeff and jen's lives. but it turns out they weren't the only ones. erica, who started the whole thing just trying to help two people, and ended up touching so many lives, says the way she lives her own is forever changed. >> taking it day by day, minute by minute and just savoring every single moment. i don't think i've ever lived my life that way and i'm starting to learn how to do that after meeting jen and jeff. >> a fund has been set up on giveforward.com to help cover jen's medical expenses. so far strangers have donated more than $56,000 to the campaign. while they didn't have plans for a honeymoon, people have donated stays for them in half-moon bay, carpal -- and tahoe. >>> he finally feels at home. and home to him is lawrence berkele

according to a popular tech blog, apple will unveil the new blog on september 10. blog says the product could be a cheaper phone. some experts expect samsung to upstage apple with the newest version of the galaxy phone on september 4. >>> the san francisco giants are apologizing for what looked like a racist gesture by a fan at at&t park. the fan threw a banana on the field yesterday in the direction of balance more orioles outfielder adam jones. jones who is black tweeted that someone tossed the fruit after he hit a three run homer in the ninth inning. the giants issued a public apology today to jones and say they're reviewing vel surveilness video to see if they can identify the person who threw the banana. >>> today at 5:00 tipping coverage of the attorney general's big announcement in san francisco. we explain what drug sentencing reform will mean for the country and right here in california. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for out ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. ?.=(=pcp

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>> among the blogs, i checked in blog and howard who is on hiatus and that makes me nervous. i sometimes look at specialized blogs. i follow many people on twitter but i don't find facebook useful. it reminds me of my parents christmas letter. [laughter] >> that sounds right. becausemakes me nervous it is too much information. i think it is the way you find out about decisions and the lower courts faster than almost anywhere else. reportinguly valuable tool, i think, in a way that i would not have thought a couple of years ago. that is a place that i think has really changed the way we do things. is not exactly social media but it is good old- fashioned e-mail -- the biggest in my longerk tenure, i suppose, when i first started coming to the court -- it was like pulling teeth to get law firms to talk about a case especially if they had not read it. now, i routinely get 30 pitches per day for even the most minor cases. i do a lot of business cases that a lot of obscure lawyers are interested in. these are pitches offering people their own lawyers to comment on a supreme court

of all the blogs you ever written. it is conservative black chick.oes anyone get in your face over that? >> all the time. your republican. what do you have to do identity politics. the last time i looked i'm conservative, black, and a woman. would night, self conservative black chick. is just stating the obvious. i give more beat up for the name by conservatives. and sometimes liberals will get in my face. do you think you are? we get it. what you have to be so obvious? it's funny. i'm glad people are talking about it. i did not know a little name like that could cause some much discussion. most people actually like reading it. ♪ -- c-span: the biggest hit you go on the website. >> it's hard to the isolate one. i can give you one example from recent memory. the one i wrote about that rodney deserved the shellacking that he got. c-span: why did you write it? and get it from reading some of your bonds. you want to -- you were not the big romney fan. >> the new gingrich delegate. i headed up his effort to get people delegates in d.c. and washington d.c.

yes, i am going to blog about it. you can see it here at facebook.com/thefivefnc. august 28th. august 27th. i will be back september 3rd. it is to raise awareness about the great work mercy ship does. "60 minutes" did an amazing piece on it, it will reair sunday night. >> sub text, i can't read it, is it true gutfeld is joining you to carry your bags? >> gutfeld wouldn't carry anything. jasper is not going. >> i am going to a gambling casino, i will blog about it. >> andrea is up, as a kid, what was your favorite dish that you ate in your parents' restaurant? >> it wasn't a greek restaurant. >> cheesecake. >> maybe spaghetti and meatballs and patty melts. >> i love a patty melt. old school. >> yum. >> which restaurant? they had about 30 of them and a couple of banks. her father built that from nothing. showed up from nothing, built all those restaurants and a bank. >> we had rootbeer floats. milk shakes. i worked a lot, every day after school, weekends, double shifts, sometimes midnight shifts. >> is that weird to read your own question? >> you always cheat anyway. read over my

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to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, o

we redirected our site to the live blog. so if you typed in boston.com, you got the live blog, not the home page. it was the same for bos topglobe.com. that lasted thankfully for 20 or 30 minutes. nobody really noticed. they department want to know anything else. they didn't care about any photos at that point. they just cared about information about the bombings. i realized i had a tremendous responsibility at that point, all of us did in the news gathering operation to give them information as clearly as possible. so not only was iing information i got from my colleagues in the newsroom and from wire stories and writing off of tv as well, i was deleting a lot of material. so if reporters who were all at the same scene were tweeting. we in scribblelive, you can bring in tweets automatically of any sources you want to. we had a list of reporters covering it in the field, i deleted repetition. because i had to keep -- i had to keep our users in mind. i had to keep the as yens in mind. and i wanted this to be a clean report. i

photos like this are also coming out via the courtroom and via micro-blogging sites. >> it is micro-bloggingtes, but state sanctioned accounts. >> exactly, it is an extremely vetted incidence of reporting on the trial. you only have journalists from the official state channels, and even the members of the public, all of that has been vetted. the information coming out of the courtroom is extremely vetted. then you have journalists from other networks forced to report from a hotel room on the screen, basically, that is showing the live blogs. it shows the extent to which the information is being managed. another interesting aspect, those who are trying to speak more freely about it are seeing their accounts blocked or censored. photos that when online showing protests outside of the courtroom are also being taken down. these are protesters, fans, i suppose, of bo xilai who were swiftly taken away, photographs taken of the protests. they were taken down very quickly, francois. we also had an observer who has taken screen grabs of comments in chinese. these are basically ghost accounts, francoi

as well he's editor of the political blog liberal conspiracy and. our senior political correspondent guys thank you all for your time so before you come to you first of all if i may. be a consensus around the world that the assad regime needs to pay for the alleged chemical weapon attack here but this is at the same time as the u.n. is still investigating are we going to see before the people before the universe to go to actually reported for hard concrete facts. no i don't think that will happen i think there's a lot of pressure on president obama and certainly in the u.k. on prime minister cameron to show for evidence you know before they take any action today the labor party says they're not going to support any intervention in terms of the u.k. unless the prime minister comes to the house of parliament with evidence so there's going to be i think that even the coalition which is looking to do something more recently the coalition of western nations is restore splintering unless of course they wait to show the evidence and they go properly. to be

and the editor of a blog that focuses on issues within the black community. don't think we can talk about how far black women have come without putting it in the context of compared to what? what is the state of black america as it relates to the expectations of women 50 years ago. so 1963, do you think this now is what those women had envisioned? >> i think we definitely had made some wonderful strides since 1963. black women have burst down the doors of higher education and really leading the way in entrepreneurship. but i think our forparents would be a little dishartened to see that we are still facing a lot of the sexism in the broader society and the black society itself. >> amani what has happened to the voice of black women over the last 50 years? >> i think the voice has gotten stronger over the last 50 years, but as was said, there is a long way to go. i think part of the problem is, and you see it with the million man march, there's sort of this idea that when we're talking about the black community, the focus tends to be on how black men are doing

a tumblr blog creator with a wacky idea. photos of bass players replaced with dogs. carpentry tools which move on their own, as if by magic, to cut wood and gradually build a lawn chair. motionstonishing stop- produced by a youtube regular. it will take you through all the stages of the construction without ever seeing the face behind the painstaking creation. [dog barking] [bird squawking] [airplane screeching] [speaking native language]

flipped on your blog the moment olenka new policies like you know. i led. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i wore sushi. u.n. security council calls for an investigation in syria saying there's no confirmation of any chemical weapons use. hundreds of being gassed on the outskirts of damascus . when you say no to the government. they have the ability to take everything. e-mail about why he shot his company down after it was revealed whistleblower edward snowden was using it. and wiki leaks whistleblower bradley manning gets thirty five years for revealing u.s. war crimes. demanded by the prosecution.

she blogged about this event on her blog. called it country reflection. says that sometimes bats do come down the chimney and start flying around the house. but i nt you to pay close attention to this bat. >> big bat,t circles. and as you can hear behind the camera, jennifer isn't quite sure what to do. >> okay. so now a? >> the other cat, the black cat, seems completely unfazed. but the white cat is daisy. daisy thinks that she can catch it, i believe. >> looks like one of those toys that hangs from the ceiling that flies around on a string. it looks just like that. >> yeah, you wouldn't think this was a real bat. jennifer said the bat tired itself out. hid for a bit behind this painting and eventually it fell to the ground and she put a big net over it. >> looks like a pool skimmer. >> it's a butterfly net. you can hear something coming from the set. >> sonar. >> i'm glad she was humane with it. >> the cat she put outside. they watched the mom capturing this bat so the bat didn't get harmed. >> okay. are you ready? >> walking on the water. >> running on

. >> when the detectives went back and read the mistress's chatty blogs to the s&m community they hadoment and thought they understand now what the deadline was about. >> there is a theory it gets weirder because it is not the classic lover's triangle it is a lover's quad wrangle. >> exactly. >> it is bob, two women, plus his wife. >> exactly. >> on their indiscreet blog she let it be known she and master bob, mb as she referred to him were shopping for a third partner, a new sex slave to complete the fantasy freeway household. we are looking for a special girl, a third to round out our relationship. my very first requirement is that they have to adore mb. according to rachel's blog, they found the ideal submissive, a woman from oregon. >> this is a woman that bob and rachel met online. she caught a quick glimpse into bob bashara's life, the money, the luxury cars, lake front living in a suburb of detroit and on top of it all, you're into a kinky lifestyle and i am, too, so let's get the party going. >> wement to make it a three some instead of a two some and we want to you move here.

free blogs. and free media. tom you can. see a story. you think you understand it and then. you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. welcome to the big picture. the for. the. wealthy british. market. what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds. headlines kaiser report. came . to a. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. so mistletoes mission to save lives. and he begin a new mission which was basically to taunt the government of cuba with these overflights throwing we flips out and dropping medals and different kind of you know propaganda out his window. i go if you're bored or established network bustle total claims he successfully tested his new weapon in the everglades. you know. his plan was to fire at somewhere in cuba. i went to cuba in january of ninety six in the course of a long dinner. president castro raised the issue of the overflights with me. basically saying. you've got to tell your government to. get control of these people that are making these very veiled threats and overflights and please

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this video was posted on a blog in russia, has gotten lots of attention because the guy behind the wheel is the official driver for colonel general valerie yevnevich. they've confirmed that the car is registered to colonel yevnevich and his driver is known to have a temper on the roadways. someone might say this is an older gentleman. no one deserves to be treated like that. >> no one deserves to be hit by a car in a crosswalk. >> another dash cam video also in a crosswalk. the light turns from yellow to red, but then they begin to flash and this man comes running through just as the lights turn to red for the pedestrians. >> oh, he almost made it. >> he should have made it. if it's just turning from green to red, there's no way that guy on the bike could be going that fast. >> well, sure, if he's got a motorcycle lane and he wasn't actually stopped at the crosswalk and gets the green light, he's just going to continue going. >> when this dash cam video surfaced and officials were able to review the dash cam, they determined that it was in fact the pedestrian's fault because the pedestri

>> a new blog that has gone viral. it is asking just that question. >> you have probably seen pictures like this on facebook or instagram. people lounging on the beach or some other exotic locale, but are those legs hot dogs this. >> the tumbler blog hot dog legs are used for poking fun at reenacting using hot dog. many have trouble telling the difference between the two. that one looks like it, or maybe i am just hungry. joy i'm -- >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. you can watch on all of your mobile devices with our new abc news app. >> appreciate your time. the video features a point of view look of one of the kids wearing a personal camera. and ending up underwater. they're just getting more elaborate. have to be choreographed. >> i didn't see the beginning of this. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, with the trampoline. eight, nine, where is the gorilla, ten, 11, 12. so it is essentially what they have been doing except they keep adding more people and different stunts. i feel look some of the s

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lefty blogs picked it up. >> lefty blogs?it is a one handed pitcher for the angels. >> he had tommy john surgery, right? >> old lefty blogs. >> pab, i agree with you. i don't think there is anything racist about it and i think it is a little gross. my attitude is if you didn't care when bush was compared to hitler or burned in effigy i am not interested in your outrage over this. >> the only difference is the whole state funded aspect of the fair. >> right. >> but it is despicable. >> there is no way you can privatize a fair. it wouldn't be as much fun. >> barnum and bailey tried it. >> not a big fan of circuses. i like fairs. i don't like circuses. >> sherrod, you asked how many black people were at the missouri state fair. according to organizers out of the 350,000 people who will attend the fair because it is still on, 125,000 are black. >> that's at the fair. now how many were at the rodeo at the fair? >> i don't know, i was just kidding. >> i bet there was three. i thought those were real numbers. >> i am abusing my trus

politico, it is an upstart, a fairly to the -- new blog. there is a free version that gets a lot of traffic, relative to its size and given its audience. they started "political protein and -- ao," i higher higher-end subscription model. a deeper dive, for more cost. by all accounts, that seems to be doing well and getting traction. there is another animal altogether. it is a community newspaper. community newspapers may have a harder time convincing readers to pay. their mode in terms of doing a payroll, still really new and the jury out in terms of whether it is a success for them or not. i certainly are investing money for staff. -- they certainly are investing money for staff. ," "the wall street journal "new york times," and others are what we call be-to-be products. academics, business people. they have always done well in terms of attracting and advertising and subscription rates. it's not surprising that, for example, "the wall street journal" has done well. most community newspapers have a passionate following. but they may not be

>> a new blog that has gone viral.e probably seen pictures like this on facebook or instagram. people lounging on the beach or some other exotic locale, but are those legs hot dogs this. >> the tumbler blog hot dog legs are used for poking fun at reenacting using hot dog. many have trouble telling the difference between the two. that one looks like it, or maybe i am just hungry. joy i'm -- >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. you can watch on all of your mobile devices with our new abc news app. >> appreciate your time.