when she became the editor of cosmopolitan.ally something that they pulled off. wasn't it? >> absolutely. the two of them pulling that off. david had been an editor earl of the post-war cosmo which was going into the trash bin. but the minute helen took over, she totally turned that around. from a very frumpy magazine, you know, meant for sub urban housewives, suddenly there was cleavage. suddenly there were women saying, you know, i want the same prerogatives that young men have. it was a scandal at the time. but she kept saying outrageous things and putting on outrageous covers. interestingly, she didn't look anything like a cosmo cover girl. she was skinny, flat chested, pock marked. but that allowed her to connect with these ordinary working class girls who had no idea that there was another way to live except, you know, under the rules of the patriarchy. >> woodruff: if you had to summit up, what would you say the legacy? clearly we've come a long way since the 1960s when she started cosmopolitan. >> well, i think that we

editor and a woman still by then. it was very hard for me. i had to learn to speak up and i had to learn to fight for my stories but one of the things i learned about a lot of the men that there are fighting for the writers were actually free passage and it was rejected they just rolled over in fact, there are a lot that you just realize as well and there's a lot of learning experience the research category at "newsweek" at all, so young women and men are hired right away and when they took over as the editor in chief. >> the first magazine editor? connect for time and newsweek editor-in-chief. things are different now that she's taken over but there are still subtle signs of discrimination that make it harder for young women today that still exist often about marginalization not being heard there's still a lot to be done in the workplace in general. this morning they said that men who are in female occupations now because they are becoming nurses and they are rising faster than female occupation than women are. estim

there's a big demand, our editors are asking for more and more stuff from us. they whapt we call content. it isn't really. we keep looking for gaffes. and the romney campaign knows it. and so you've got this level of distrust on both sides. journalists who feel that they're being overhandled. and the romney people feel they can't get a fair break from the pack. >> the romney press says he took 150 questions from television reporters on that trip. and gloria borger of cnn interviewed him yesterday. but the print reporters can barely get a break here. >> first of all, this is nothing new. i mean, this -- you, howie, have written about a hostile relationship between mitt romney and the press corps way back in the primary days. >> but it's getting worse. >> i think it is getting worse. this is not the first time. a continuing problem with access to reporters. guys that i know, friends of mine who were on the trip. they didn't go on this trip to write a negative story about romney. they went to write the news. and some -- my advice to the romney campaign, if you don

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cnn political editor paul steinhauser joining us from tampa. good morning to you. so what's changing? bring us up to date. >> reporter: good morning. daylight now here in tampa. and yes, basically what they're going to be doing is taking four days of a convention and squeezing it into three. tomorrow, monday, they are going to convene the convention and will immediately recess. then everything will be pushed back to tuesday. what gets pushed back? take a look. the big speakers on monday were going to be nikki haley, republican governor of south carolina, as well as former governors mike huckabee of arkansas and jeb bush of florida. they will now be moved to other nights. ann romney, wife of mitt romney, was supposed to speak on monday, but she's already moved to tuesday. the other big thing that's going to move back is the roll call, putting mitt romney's name into nomination to formally be nominated. that will now obviously be pushed back, as well. republican party officials say the most important thing, of course, is safety. that you've got about 50,000 people co

health and science editor john fowler -- health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a spike in west nile virus. it rose 40% just last week and the increase will continue right on through october, which would make it the worst year in u.s. history. there are 1600 cases across the country, including 66 deaths. california has had 44 cases with 2 deaths. officials say people should be careful this weekend and do what you can to protect yourself from mosquitos. >>> coming up in 18 minutes on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m., the hantavirus, blamed for killing people visiting yosemite national park, why it could be difficult to treat. >>> scientists found a gene that makes women happy. it found that women with the less active type of the gene were happier than others. the less active type is also related to alcoholism and anti- social behavior. >>> keeping your cell phone by your bed side may effect the way you sleep. the back lights can cause your melatonin levels to drop and that could influence the desire to fall asleep. it helps regulate your body clock. >>> investor

i have to leave you right there with a prediction for a crash but a good one to end on dr father editor of the gloom and doom report founder of mark barber limited. and still ahead the libre saga continues as more reports come out about the criminal investigations underway into a possible trader manipulation ring what alternatives do we actually have to the way live or is that hold on to their own heads contributing editor bob english after the break but first your closing market numbers. this was the plan that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution of the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spread of. food continued to be in the more than hundred thousand be both been chronically. groups welcome the fact that children see the children in bhopal to be identified as more likely to be born with birth defects than children in the rest of the country. to see as little as five hundred dollars for lifelong duties and the unpunished. well. technology

i have to leave you right there with a prediction for a crash but a good one to end on dr father editor of the gloom and doom report founder of mark barber limited. and still ahead the library a saga continues as more reports come out about the criminal investigation underway into a possible trader manipulation rank what alternatives do we actually have to the way live or is that hold on to their own heads contributing editor bob english after the break but first their closing market numbers. are an issue free accreditation free in-store charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free video dog r.t. dot com. motion would be soo much brighter than if you newly bought zoom from phones to the question so. these phones don't talk don't come. soon. welcome back let's switch gears a bit because more reports have come out about the civil and criminal probe into libel for the wall street journal reports several groups of traders are under investigation by regulators around the world for allegedly working together to rig int

i became editor of the magazine in 2000 in late 2007, early 2000 became editor editor in chief.n i brought matt welch, my co-author declaration of independence weren't for the magazine had gone over to "the l.a. times." c-span: why did you do with? >> guest: i don't mean to be blunt i've been working at the magazine and it was print journalism, but as much as anything when the new john mccain in 2008, when we knew he was in play -- i guess 2007, he would be awesome to edit the magazine and we needed somebody to head up wheezing tv. i said let me take a shot. i have strong interests. c-span: should we assume jack and neal are your sons? >> guest: yeah, my 2 cents. my son jack who is actually john, but we call him jack is 17 and my older son neil is about to turn 10. reiko are you married? >> guest: i am divorced. her mother and i had a long relationship. we were both fans of the beat eggs essentially and so one way or another we named her kids after jack and neil cassidy. c-span: but is about this living in washington and oxford, ohio. >> guest: i'm in d.c. in a regular basis, bu

i have to leave you right there with a prediction for a crash but a good one to end on dr father editor of the gloom and doom report founder of mark barber limited. and still ahead the library's saga continues as more reports come out about the criminal investigation underway into a possible trader manipulation ring what alternatives do we actually have to the way live or is that hold on to their own heads contributing editor bob english after the break but first your closing market numbers. that's one of american power continues. things in our country so that might actually be time for revolution. and it turns out that a killer drink at starbucks has a surprising thing really you boy. glory. point. welcome back let's switch gears a bit because more reports have come out about the civil and criminal probe into libel or the wall street journal reports several groups of traders are under investigation by regulators around the world for allegedly working together to rig interest rates it was an interest rate rigging reign is what it sounds like allegedly more than a dozen traders from at l

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obama the guest editor this week. she's contributing a series a day. how involved was she. >> very involved. we spent more than an hour in her office. it was basically rev up your back to school routine. we had a number of ideas for her. she said i think we should step back a little bit. we wanted one day to be about healthy eating. before you talk about healthy eating, what about shopping 101, what if people don't know how to grocery stop. we had another segment on focus on your relationship with your husband and kids. wait, step back and talk about your girlfriends, how important those female friendships are. she really enhanced the content, very involved. it's monday through sunday. you're going to have personal anecdotes from her, video segments every day and content she selected that we went ahead and executed. >> talking about going to the grocery store, making the right choices, let's move initiative. her job of handling or tackling childhood obesity front and center as well. >> exactly. we wanted to do something for back to school. we were thin

that editor-in-chief of publishers weekly. she's always been first and foremost champion of books and the great industry insider and one really has a whole lot of people are reading. it's also interesting she left home magazine is another big piece of news some, oprah revised your book club which was announced a few days ago. so it's different than the way it used to be worn. the booklet was shut down when she moved away from broadcasts of syndication to her own network, but should get a pack 90 with a more-which is a book that will be published in march. when she walked the pacific coast tour all buyers of. it's a thrilling book. i read it not long before publication. i could tell was see why she was enthusiastic. , there's not necessarily going to be a dedicated segment like there was in the past, but much more closely with the magazine. twitter and facebook discussion, a much more, much heavier online component. so a lot of people in publishing are also watching and waiting to see me if the book will work just as well in th

the longtime editor of "cosmopolitan" died monday in a new york hospital. in 1962, her book "sex and the single girl" helped to inspire the sexual revolution for women. and for 32 years, brown used "cosmo" to show women how to make money, have sex and find love. her motto was "good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere." helen gurley brown was 90 years old. >>> and we'll have an in-depth look at her influential life and career in our next hour, including a conversation with kate white, the current editor of "cosmo." >>> and time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. the "wall street journal" reports syria's government wants to use russian banks to sidestep economic sanctions imposed by the west. those sanctions are aimed at syria's oil industry and financial institutions. they don't apply to russian companies that do not do business in the west. >>> "usa today" reports the justice department is ready to release dozens of federal prisoners after they were locked up, an appeals court ruled they had not committed a federal c

the hertz corporation reports the legend dairy editor of -- ledge end area -- legend area editor of "cosmo" has died. she came on to the scene with the book "sex and the single girl" and three years later she took the helm of" cosmo" and for 32 years she was the editor of that magazine. helen brown was quoted for her honest and straight forward advice on career, beauty and revolutionized the magazine industry. she lived every day to the fullest and will be known as the squint essential cosmo girl. she will be missed. she is dead today at 90. >>> continuing coverage of breaking news, and we have a new development out of college station, texas just off the texas a&m campus. we have reported already that a constable was killed and that a civilian has been killed. now fox 29 in san antonio is tweeting that the shooter has died as well. kasey stiegle is live in our texas newsroom. what do you have? >> we have been looking at this on the my fox antonio website which is the newspaper in south texas and a number of other local affilliates are starting to pick this up that a third person in th

yeah, i say when i put on the news editor hat because i wear several hats as the editor, but certainlymy team, our journalists, the white house press core, pentagon press core, same press conferences everyone else is, in communication with the pundits and various principles like any news organization is, and so, yeah, i think in that capacity we're very much a journal organization. c-span: got video from an interview we did here sometime ago with wheeler. i want to run it. it's self-explanatory, but i want to ask you you fit. he's a critic of the military. let's watch. >> guest: okay. >> imagine this, you are tasked to oversee purchases of the f-35 fighter air force and the job of the arm services committee is to ensure it's effective and affordable. meanwhile, your ambitions is to go work for the air force as the senior acquisition executive. you're going to ask all of these really aggravating, tough questions getting to the bottom of the f-35, and you'll aggravate those officials who are in a position to offer you a job or not. that's not the way it works. you're going to cozy up to

and i proposed to his then-editor bruce page that we have the first international editor's exchange in and that an editor at "the nation" would move over there, and christopher would move over here, and if all four of us liked the arrangement, it could be extended from three months to six months, and they would live in each other's houses, they would stay on their respective payrolls, so we'd have no green cards to worry about. and that's what happened, and christopher then defected, and the rest is history. [laughter] i was going to read a brilliant review that christopher wrote about the goya exhibit in new york, but it occurred to me that -- it was at the met -- that it wouldn't be doing christopher justice if we stuck to the script, so i'm going to read from something else. having said that, let me tell you why i was going to read from the goya review, it was because there was one sentence that entranced me. his special achievement to be a radical pessimist to force our attention on the base of the ghastly aspects of human personality while not surrendering to them or ceasing to pr

helen gurley brown, the long- time editor of "cosmopolitan" magazine, has died.away in new york day ter a brief hospitalization. brown first rose to popularity in 1962 after penning the advice book "sex and the single girl". hearst magazine hired her three years later to revive "cosmopolitan". she served at its helm for 32 years, with a focus on empowering women and joining the sexual revolution. she stepped down as overall editor in 1997, but continued to run the magazine's foreign editions. helen gurley brown was 90 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: and we return to politics with more on congressmapaul ryan. ryan is best known in washington for his work writing budgets. his fiscal blueprint has passed the g.o.p.-controlled house but stalled in the democratic senate. it makes changes to medicare, allowing future retirees the option of government subsidies for private insurance. it would index medicare payments to inflation, and raise the eligibility age from 65 to 67. it also aims to turn medicaid over to the stat

here's cnn's political editor paul steinhauser. >> reporter: hey, good morning. i guess you could say they're getting the band back together. you know, mitt romney and paul ryan have been campaigning separately since last weekend. but tomorrow in new hampshire they will reunite for the first time in a week at a town hall that the campaign says will be mitt romney's 100th since he started running for the white house a year ago. later in the week, both did a lot of fund-raising in that important week leading up to the republican national convention in tampa, florida. also this week, president obama back on the campaign trail until two very important states -- ohio and then nevada. and vice president biden also campaigning, as well, in minnesota and in michigan. a busy campaign week. the last week before the two political conventions. >> paul steinhauser, thank you. >>> now to the world of late night tv but no punchlines this morning. a source tells cnn that nbc has purnl e purged its payroll by laying off 20 to 25 employees of the "tonight show." the comedian is al

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prior to joining pw he was executive editor. which jim served as editor. jim is a regular contributor to several industry publications in the book industry groups. but without further adieu i turn the stage to jim milliot who introduces who introduces -- ever changing world of the book business. jim? [applause] thank you for the great introduction. i feel like i've been in the book industry forever. a lot has changed as at the rapid pace. i guess we'll introduce the fellow panel lists and the people from working with us the last little while. we appreciate you all staying, we hope what will be the grand fanal finale. i think we have a good group of representing the industry. filing in one by one here they are. so, lissa muscatine, co-owner, with brad graham, of politics & prose book store her and her husband bought almost a year ago. before acquiring the business, she was involved in journalism quite a bit and government. she served in the obama administration as director of speech writer and senior adviser to secretary of state. she was senior adviser her

i can understand why my editor didn't want this. then we went down, never neglecting either one of us. ben pulled my face into his and kissed me. in a three way, there's always the danger of being left out. i never felt unwelcome on the ride. by the time we were naked, by the time i shot my load, i rolled it on to patrice. he came on all fours. never touches himself. i know because i was under neath, catching the flash. ben stayed there. his heart beating hard. then my cell phone rang. it's programmed to ring like an old 40's ring. leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started

the iconic editor of "cosmopolitan once said, she didn't like the world as it is. .reamed a different world. abc's sharyn alfonsi has that. >> reporter: she was one of the most successful and most provocative magazine editors ever. >> sex is one of the three best things there is in my opinion. i don't know what are the other two. >> reporter: helen gurley brown, the grande dame of "cosmopolitan" magazine for three decades. long before "sex and the city's" carrie bradshaw started typing, brown wrote "sex and the single girl." the year 1962. her book encouraged young women to find pleasure in work and sex. three years later, that philosophy and brown took over cosmo magazine. famously quoted for saying "good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere else" and humorously credited with separating more young women from their virginity than anyone in the world. drawing criticism from feminists and conservatives. >> the accusation, if i may, that "cosmo" is a sex manual and we deal prolifically and prodigiously eternally everlastingly sex, sex, sex, yes we have always cov

murphy, editor of "citizen jane politics" and erin mcpike reporter for "real clear politics." thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> patricia, the gop platform is the most extreme ever. how does governor romney expect to handle this? >> well, i think we're absolutely going to see a republican convention in primetime that looks almost nothing like the republican convention that got started already in this platform committee. the platform committee is the most conservative of the conservative activists within the republican party. somebody like tony perkins from the family research council sits on that committee, casts those votes, convinces those other members to come along with with him and the family research council. when we get to the republican convention next week, we're going to see a very diverse group of people in primetime. we're going to hear the governor taking a much softer tone on a lot of these issues, where behind closed doors they really have been much, much more restrictive. >> isn't his platform, his

. >> host: we've been talking to one of the editors at harper kole lens and another editor is adam bellowmr. bell, you're give us your career in publishing. >> guest: i'm strictly a nonfiction editor. if a been an editor for 25 years, and what i'm particularly noted forking too is pushing books by political conservatives. i started out doing that 25 years ago at the free press. i published books by people -- i'm not sure if people remember but my first successful book was called "ill liberal education." i published books like david brock, charles murray, jonah goldberg, and i've been doing that for a very long time. when i start out doing it, nobody else was doing it. >> host: is that how you developed the niche? >> guest: i like to be contrarian, yes, the only person doing something. but it turned into a successful business, so now there are four imprints in main stream publishing that put out conservative books, including the one i run for harper collins. >> host: what books are coming out that you have been working on? >> host: well, two coming out in the fall, the first one is a book

the superstar editor who helped to create mom-shells.he's going to show how he helped this man lose half of his body weight. >>> a medical marvel for a woman who suffered from sweat something extreme that it ruined her loathes and her social life. some cutting edge, a new technique that changed her life. it could help so many others as well. >> this one seems to be working. that's all coming up. >>> let's get news from josh first. >>> thousands of people thrflee their homes in the west. more than 40 wildfires across eight states. 3,500 homes being threatened. a fire in idaho is threatening 300 homes. >>> also, a kansas republican is apologizing for a wild night in israel with fellow law maikers. congressman kevin yoeder acknowledged going skinny-dipping in the sea of galilee. other members of the entourage jumped in the t water, but yoder is the only one who fully disrodi disrobed. >>> meanwhile, a missouri congressman said he misspoke talking about abortion. todd akin said it's rare for women to become pregnant when they're raped. he sa

it became more clabbive when the editor and editor jenny smith with penguin got involved.he whole book was produced fast. it was published on january 24 about last event is petraeus being sworn in by biden september 6th. so it's about a six month . >> [inaudible] >> lag time. that's about as fast as you can, you know, produce a book. it was fun. i mean, you have to, you know, you have to have a good relationship and a good partner and trust between the partners. i think it's -- i find -- i'm an editor now. i used to be a reporter it's a combination ever ed editing and writing. >> did you both deal with the editor. >> yes. >> thanks a lot. that's interesting. >> one of my favorite parts of the book is, you know, portray russ yution is a dominant character. we establish a group of secondary characters three were lieutenant commanders we tell the story of their war one fought around kandahar. one was fighting in the mountains of eastern in afghanistan and another in the rolling hills of began city. they all intersect with petraeus and the fourth secondary character is hitting

reaction now from james carter to the editor of the independent news and information website of the combat report which is extensively covering the syrian conflict thank you so much for joining us here on r.t. mr james carpet now the mainstream media is often eager to pick up stories denouncing assad's regime ignoring videos like the ones that's recently emerged a person to show the execution of assad supporters by rebel forces why are they taking such an approach. well if it was simply one or two instances of this we can chalk it up to just lazy journalism but unfortunately what we've seen demonstrated throughout the entire syrian conflict is that this is a pattern that keeps repeating itself in the media coverage over and over and over and we can turn to all of the various examples that have come out even just one that came out earlier this week from an austrian newspaper that photo shopped images of people from another part of syria as if they were fleeing aleppo when in fact they were doing nothing of the sort and all sorts of media tricks like that that we can go back to c.n.n. syria

also extradition or asylum the fate of the wiki leaks editor julian assange hangs in the balance with critics saying the u.s. secrecy leaves him in limbo find out more on this story coming up in just about five minutes here on our team. three members of the russian female punk group pussy riot went on trial on monday for staging an anti putin stunt in the capital's main cathedral in february hearings lasted all week before being adjourned for the weekend parties jacob greaves has details. throughout the course of the week this trial and its proceedings have been somewhat dominated by the prosecution they've mainly been having the opportunity to call witnesses to the stand and testimonies been very emotional much of the time she been involving those who are witnessing the events that date back to favoring price a victory for the show the so-called home prayer how it was politically motivated but it took place in a very sacred and religious spots the symbolic head of the russian orthodox church as such it offended many of the believers out of fairness have been very outspoken throughout

associate editor for reason magazine ad welcome so at this california city is kind of at the forefront of using aircraft to closely and continuously monitor what is happening on the ground is it making the city safer or is it the beginning of an invasive surveillance system. well i mean the surveillance system is in a large part already here. the lancaster actually tried the years ago and because of civil liberties concerns they couldn't get it done but this time was passing honestly and usually into the numbers of how much it cost and i looked through the lancasters budget and they said their police officer gone up by six million dollars over the last five years contributing about twenty million dollars that they designed in other places. the new year plus one point three million in the question are these the values you want from our government ultimately because like you said it's. the united states it's part of a longer process. they have you know helicopters in most major cities in america at this point. the congress passed a law of the president signed the law for. just twenty fou

his country's decision on asylum while not being influenced by any external pressure he making its editor has been holed up in at what appears at the same london now for six weeks now he's wanted in sweden over sex crime allegations which he denies and says that a pretext to hand him over to the u.s. anti-war activists down the barclays a songe would not get a fair trial in the states. well they're not interested in questioning him they're interested in you know obtaining control of his person and i think he correctly assesses that that's so he can be forwarded to the united states there are currently three actions the world already brought in u.s. federal courts against assad and they are all nominally this missed but the most recent one the court allowed that upon service upon that the action could go forward so there's a ready legal activity that could give the u.s. a foot into the swedish courts there's a history of this kind of game playing with sweden and extradition that the sun is very correct to be cautious of what's going on those who are whistleblowers have come under particula

cables the wiki leaks editor fears he will face torture or even execution if deported songes mother is in ecuador campaigning for her son's asylum there she exclusively told r.t. that american politicians are gunning for revenge. from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. these commies hank. was screaming out his name in the most brutal way. they seem to be. hilltop on how they were feeling. calling out to crucial for this is inciting against my son and still in the last few weeks this been his focus he said this intense i think it's folks these who hate the fallon who was screaming at killing six kids this is somebody who is not the right one and has done nothing more than any good in this election risk which is to be listening to his mind doing what. you can watch our exclusive interview with christina songe at r t v dot com on wednesday ecuador's president assured her that his country's decision on asylum will not be influenced by any external pressure wiki leaks editor has been holed up in ecuador's embassy in london over six weeks now he's wanted in sweden over sex

cables the wiki leaks editor fears he will face torture or even execution if ported his mother is in ecuador campaigning for her son's asylum there she exclusively told r.t. that american politicians are gunning for revenge. from the beginning. from the us from politicians and from. news commentary. screaming at his immense brutal might. seem to be no hilltop at all on how they were feeling. calling out for two crucial for this is an inciting against my son and still in the last few weeks there's been a focus in time for think it's folks these kooks think that fallon who was screaming at killing six kids this is somebody who is not for the war and has done nothing more than any good in this egregious which is to be complicit in his mind doing the work for. can watch our exclusive interview with christina sayed r t dot com on wednesday ecuador's president assured her that his country's decision on asylum will not be influenced by any external pressure making leaks editor has been holed up in ecuador's embassy in london over six weeks now he is wanted in sweden over sex crimes allegati