(laughter) please welcome david carr! applause) david, good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> stephen: thanks for coming back. let's get right down to it. you write the media equation column for the "new york times." you're also featured in the new documentary "page one: inside the "new york times"" which is in theaters now. why make a documentary about the "new york times?" is that so later it can be shown in museums so people will know what newspapers are? (laughter) >> i think the gesture was to capture a certain time in newspaper history 2009 when he covered the media desk we were all writing about all these newspapers closing. it was a time when we all kind of wondered, are we going to end up typing our own names in these layoff stories somewhere? and so there was a lot of tension. >> stephen: how are newspapers doing right now? >> we're doing better. we paid back that big mexican billionaire early and... >> stephen: that's good. because if you don't pay mexican billionaires back they come for your knees. >> i

david carr, brought up news corp.'s extreme business tactics in the u.s. mr. carr, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be with you, rachel. >> there's reporting news corp. directors are contemplaing replacing murdoch with chase carey to the top position. do you place much stock in these reports, and how big of deal would it be? >> it would be a massive deal, hard to imagine news corp. without rupert murdoch. those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome. we lived with mr. murdoch so long we can't imagine life without him. everything depends on him retreating and apologizing, two things he's not very good at, so i think we can assume it's not going to be a great day for rupert murdoch, but the idea they are going to pivot from that and immediately replace him with chase cary, i'm not buying it. >> in terms of the scoop of his pulpibility, is it isolated to a "news of the world" problem if these types of business practices can be sloun throughout the empire? is that the key to his pulpibility? >> i think it's okay britain is on fire. that's the

grocery shopping at safeway over there over seventy they got gas over here he posts copies of every david carr transaction so you can see what he bought where and when a g.p.s. device in his pocket reports his realtime physical location on a map and this is the shot he took on his way to our studio which was immediately out loaded on his web site as. john says he's extraordinary abandonment of his own privacy stems from the ignorance of the authorities in the fear they decided well that guy looks a little different so he must be arab and if he's arab then he must have explosives everyone knows that that's a logical operation we we realize how ridiculous that logic sounds but when your country when your own country takes that on as the basis for a national policy. ignorance as the basis of national policy is a pretty scary situation. and that's how i got caught up for ha son piracy has become a rally of the past and he says he's not surprised that journalists or anyone else really would use the same surveillance tactics as the state in that sense it might be of no surprise that the chief archit

on tuesday, david carr and i will be taping a sex scene for sin gnaw max. you would never believe where i get a paper cut. >> i don't want to know. >> i think you do want to know. >> i don't. >> i think you are a dirty freak and are dying to know. say are you a dirty little freak and dying to know. >> the puppet made you talk. >> black and down and up is white. i don't know where i am. more drugs please. >> are those with a sweet tooth destined for the fat booth? or does loading up on treats make for smart eats? according to the best study have i heard of, candy might help kids from becoming obese. let me repeat that. my friend carl has six toes on his left foot. >> what? >> that wasn't a repeat. researchers tracked the overall health of 11,000 kids between the ages of 2 and 18 over a five-year period. a job, by the way, i applied for and was rejected. they found the youngsters were 22% less likely to be overweight than kids who didn't. they also noticed that they had lower levels of a protein in their blood that is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.

now one more piece of business david carr has been released from the san francisco 49ers he is a backuperback, along with nate clemens. everyone says hawaiian not nomni from cal. they did not even through to his side of the field. the 49ers with some of their cups today have firmed up room for him to become a 49er if he indeed wants to. the new york jets are also interested. what is up with the raiders? >> with out fan favorite who is headed to the bingles bruce rakowski, without bruce, headed to the seahawks 15 days before their preseason game they open their doors to training camp in napa. they will hit the ground running on this field my afternoon and they can come close to matching the energy of their head coach hugh jackson, look out. >> let me tell all of you something right now i am not changing now pushed the defense, the office, i will push the special teams. i will push our coaches and our fans, i will push you. here's the deal, we are going to create something that is great. >> he says he contacted the biggest free agent named out their defensive back nomni gave his best sale

david carr is from minnesota.e country. >>> princess diana is digitally inserted to the royal wedding and photo shopped how she may look today after 14 years after her death. t it simulates a bizarre alternate reality and is hurtful. here's what an author of the diana biography had to say. >> some people say it is spooky and should we have done it and others think it is effective? i think it is intriguing package to show what she would be like today. because i wanted to make her a time traveller. >> i work at "newsweek," but here's my two cents wit was a gimmick designed to gain buzz and attention. i thought it was a tongue and cheap attempt and 'diana page to speculate what diana might have been if the princess had lived. diana can still the sell magazines. >>> fox and jon stewart have been going for weeks. stewart now has the bull's eye on his back. >> jon stewart says he is both liberal and fair. is he really? >> did jon stewart mock republican presidential candidate herman cane because he's a black man? >> he

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. >> david carr, thank you so much. >>> a rundown of some of the stories ahead.irst, you just heard how the phone hacking scandal could take down a major media mogul. we have the attorney of the family of the girl who forced the world to pay attention to this. >>> then we are live at the white house as both sides resume talks about the debt ceiling. >>> and shame, scandal, now tears over atlanta's public schools. >> i failed to protect thousands of children. children who come from homes like mine. >>> then guessing games are over. inside some fast food franchises, how counting calories just got a whole lot easier. >>> some of the world's best young minds take center stage at the google science fair. >> reporter: we're at google's headquarters in california for what the company says is the largest science fair in the world. they have 7500 entries from teenagers all over the planet and now it's down to the final 15. where do you go to find a super business? you know, the ones who do such a super job, they're backed by the superguarantee®? only superpages®. wherever

david flores, margaret kelly, thank you so much for joining us today, as well as jim carr.out this, so we can really understand what's happening in the housing market. it's so important. it is part of the american dream, no question about that. thanks, everybody. that's going to wrap things up for us this morning, but the conversation continues online.

david flores, margaret kelly, thank you so much for joining us today, as well as jim carr.out ,

david florist, margaret kelly, thank you so much for joining us. also jim carr, nice to see all of you today. and let's keep talking about this, so we can really understand what's happening in the housing market. it's so important. it is part of the american dream, no question about that. thanks, everybody. that's going to wrap things up for us this morning. but the conversation continue jos online. send me an e-mail, and find me on facebook and twitter @christineromans. i want to know what you think about the housing market, confidence, jobs, education, and the american dream. back now to "cnn saturday" for the latest stories making news. have a great weekend. >>> good morning. we are following several developing stories. right now in washington, d.c., the president summoning key congressional leaders to meet him there. that meeting expected to take place in one hour and it comes a day after the speaker, the house speaker, john boehner, walked away from the talks and it ended in a day with the two men going back back and forth in dual press conferences. also in