i wrote mostly for magazines and still i started working for boing-boing. i didn't realize i had got myself in a lot of trouble and until i started working for boing-boing. you might get an e-mail from somebody, but it is usually from a crazy person who writes in all capital letters and is very angry at you. boing-boing was the first time that i actually had conversations with leaders in the comics section. i started to actually see real-time responses to what i wrote and what people -- what questions people had and what they didn't understand. because of boing-boing, i got out of this bubble that kind of trapped myself into. i started to learn about how i could better communicate science to people and what i was doing wrong is a science communicator. one of the things that i've learned was that there were words that i didn't realize were targeted were actually jargon. reading the boing-boing comments, i realized that most of my readers come educated people, people that are excited about science, did not know what certain terminology meant. they thought tha

their discussions will focus on what to do with bo xilai. the murder of neil heywood goes to the very heart of power in china. a ford is want to end this scandal and prevent it over shattering the leadership transition. -- authorities want to end this scandal and prevented overshadowing the leadership transition. >> what an incredible view we have. still to come on tonight's program, we'll have more of our special coverage. that continues with my own tour of one of the most iconic spots. and, though, fighting has continued for a third day between rebels fighting. thousands of civilians are trying to flee the violence. >> they bring whatever they can carry. people streaming down from the towns and villages in the hills transporting their lives with them in bundles. they're looking for safety in this town about 40 kilometers north of the provincial capital goma. for a while, they think they have found it. but then, heavy gunfire. it is close by, and for some, that is enough to send them fleeing for their lives. the military hardware is not far

it flew 40 yards past bo. >> bo has 222. tiger has 188. >> you can see the space between them. bo getting some council here to sling it off the right side. you have to do that towards the camera tower. >> just split the difference. difference between the flag and the edge of that tower. >> probably the right side of that camera tower. >> go to strike it really well off the slight downslope. >> he has the same 6-iron that he mis-hit. no room for that here. >> that is what i was trying to say. can't hit it fat or it would be wet. you have to be careful to not guard against that in the back of your mind and block it straight right. >> again, solid contact on a very good line if the distance is ok. he hit it too far. >> no angle. nick: too far to the right. jim: almost impossible to make a three from there. nick: yeah. >> tiger with 188 yards has a 9-iron. now, this is into the breeze. he is looking at the front portion of the green as the safe part. if he can force it up long enough maybe he can get it down. island it five yards short of that ridge we see on the green and get it t

bo's salary as leader was modest. he had huge holdings.and his brother were gigantic business people and his wife was a business partner. she is being cast as the evil genius here. which is another human trait if we think back to mac beth. a kind of stock character. >> yes. nothing has been said about the fate of bo xilai other than he is under party investigation on discipline matters. >> and possible corruption. >>. >> give us a flavor of what that is like. >> he has not been in the news for a while and nobody knows where he is the there are fascinatingly opposite theories on what is going to happen to him. one is his wife's indictment will soon bring him down and his son will be taken down with him, et cetera. another is that his wife will be peeled off enough from him and she will be the evil doerr and he will be the victim her tran transgressions. i would love to know where he is and what he thinks. before we go, how does this relate to the leadership transition that is going to take place in october in this fall meeting and to the ne

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it flew 40 yards past bo. >> bo has 222. tiger has 188. >> you can see the space between them. bo getting some council here to sling it off the right side. you have to do that towards the camera tower. >> just split the difference. difference between the flag and the edge of that tower. >> probably the right side of that camera tower. >> go to strike it really well off the slight downslope. >> he has the same 6-iron that he mis-hit. no room for that here. >> that is what i was trying to say. can't hit it fat or it would be wet. you have to be careful to not guard against that in the back of your mind and block it straight right. >> again, solid contact on a very good line if the distance is ok. he hit it too far. >> no angle. nick: too far to the right. jim: almost impossible to make a three from there. nick: yeah. >> tiger with 188 yards has a 9-iron. now, this is into the breeze. he is looking at the front portion of the green as the safe part. if he can force it up long enough maybe he can get it down. island it five yards short of that ridge we see on the green and get it t

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candidate barack obama seen here with dog bo has been featuring bo in campaign ads and to raise campaign money. why? to target the coveted pet owner vote. get this. pet owners are now considered a micro constituency. like military families and stay-at-home moms. especially designed gear for cats and dogs have been created for the obama campaign in order to raise money. pet owners can buy "cats for obama" coll difference, unquote. so says brian donahue, republican strategist. obama now showcases bo, and republican candidate mitt romney had to answer to a report that his family in the 1980s put their dog into a carrier and strapped it to the roof of their car ona family vacation. >> question, we know that a lot of voters like a candidate, a political candidate, more if he or she is a dog or cat owner. but do we also know the opposite? that many voters are disinclined to vote for a candidate who owns a dog or a cat or any animal? you follow me? >> yeah, show me the poll that finds that. [ laughter ] >> i have not read a single person who has said i don't like -- >> dogs and cats? >> no, the

tiger outlasted bo van pelt in the back nine duel shooting a two under 69 to win his tournament at congressional country club by two shots. the win is his 74th of the year. >>> another sign the nats truly have arrived. three players were picked to the all-star team. >> yeah, three. three players. i'm shocked at this. clearly, i am. >> speechless. >> there still could be a fourth and that fourth could be bryce harper. bryce harper can be voted in by the fans so get out there and vote for bryce harper so we can see him in the all-star game. >> shortstop ian desmond will make his first all-star team appearance. pitcher gift o gonzalez will be making his second appearance. he was an all star last year with the as. he had leads the nats with 11

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many thought that neil heywood had died because of excessive drinking, but later bo's wife gu kailai has been arrested with potential con nnection to this. she was charged with murder and the xinhua news agency reports that she and a long-time friend had a falling out over economic issues and authorities say that she and the house aide had poisoned heywood because of her concern that he could become a threat to the son's safety. there is no trial date yet that has been set, but this is a case that's going to have ripple effects around china's politics. fredricka. >> okay. no trial date has been set, but then you have to wonder if indeed there ever is a trial, would she get a fair trial with this so highly publicized and in large part the chinese don't believe that scandals are something that should make news, but in this case, this one has in a big way. >> yes, it has and since bo's dismissal and the downfall and really the family has all but disappeared from the public view. they have not had their chance to tell their side of the story, and there is really one interesting developme

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van pelt -b bo van pelt finished eight strokes back. -- bo van pelt finished eight strokes back. olga is here with the forecast. >> reporter: it is absolutely gorgeous out here right now. plenty of sunshine. dry heat for once. also temperatures are going up as well. i'll let you know about our extended forecast and our fourth of july outlook when 9news at noon continues ;wgç> >>> in arlington, virginia crews are attempting to restore power after several utility poles were knocked down in one neighborhood. our peggy fox is standing by with more information. >> reporter: here in northern virginia there are still 170,000 customers still without power. dominion virginia crews are out there working, even if you don't see them in your neighborhood. look at this, this is a tree contractor of dominion's getting in there, trying to untangle those trees from the power lines that the trees in this neighborhood have crashed down upon. we are in south arlington, just south of arlington boulevard, on a street called aberdeen. and this neighborhood, like many neighborhoods, was hard hit. trees

bo had been a prominent party official. expected to rise to national leadership.missal in march. derailed his political career. and threw the leadership in the country into turmoil. in beijing and told me about the charges brought against bo's wife. >> reporter: the wife of the now disgraced chinese politician bo xilai has been formally charged with the murder of a british businessman named neil heywood. the state-run news agency xinhua found gu kailai and her longtime friend had a falling out. it also said authorities believed she and her house aide poisoned heywood because of her concern he could become a threat to her son's safety. heywood was found dead last november in a hotel room in the city of chongqing, the same city where her husband gathered. the political demise triggered by the mysterious death of heywood and continues to reverberate throughout the political circles here in china. a trial date, though, has not yet been set. erin. >> thanks. >>> now our fifth story "outfront." fast food and fast political reaction. chick-fil-a. you've probably heard of

>> well, certainly on hughes, the merlo pusey biography is really a terrific, terrifi bo. that's the book if y want to know an awful lot about mr. pauclemenleou a bo >> yes, it'sbook this hat he six fferent lectures that he gave at columbia unirsity. and as i say, it's rlly a uniq insight. because here's ruminations about the supreme court of the united states from somebody who had been an associate justice and would soon be the chief justice of the united states. but it's a candid look on what at this point a lawyer really thinks about the supreme court. >> still highly readable today? >> very highly readable. and it's fascinating, actually, how contemporary a lot of the discussion is. >> very quickly, when first your law students come in, and you teach them about this era, what's the one thing you want them to know about it? >> i want them to know about the switch in time. it may have been political or may not have been, and also what the consequences were. >> i want to say thank you to our three guests who have been with us tonight on our charles evans hughes program fr

communist party leaders dismissed bo xilai in march as rty eave in chongqing. now his wife stands accused of killing british businessman neil haywood. nhk world's susumu kojima reports from beijing. >> reporter: she and a household staff member will go on trial for killing haywood by poisoning him. chinese authorities said the defendants had disagreements with haywood over money. they were also reportedly worried about threats to the couple's son. the province has accepted the indictment and the trial is expected to begin soon. haywood was found dead in a hotel room in chongqing last november. the british government suspected foul play. it asked china to look into the incident. gu's husband, bo xilai, was communist party chief of chongqing and a member of the communist party's political bureau. he was suspended from key party posting april for suspected involvement in serious violations of discipline. his sudden fall from grace caused instant speculation in china. the chinese authorities are still investigating more. susumu kojima, nhk world, beijing. >>> the m

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me ç@williegeist1 or @lukerusst and let me know why you're awake already on this monday or do what bovan pelt does and text "awake" followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later on in the show. my crew wasn't there because they weren't hydrating enough. drink a lot of water this week, ladies and gentlemen. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, july 2nd. there's a lot going on today, including the election of a new 45-year-old president in mexico who's been drawing huge crowds on the campaign trail. we'll break down whether his soap opera star wife had anything to do with it. >>> plus, rupert murdoch, the media mogul also in charge of twentieth century fox studios engages in a twitter war with scientology, calling it a cult. we'll have the details and reminisce about the marriage of tomcat later in the show. >>> but first, let's get to the news live here at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> the president's health care law is moving back to capitol hill. it could be three years before reaching the halls of the supreme court. h

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