here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: here we go -- with hashtags. [ cheers ] ten people are on twitter. it's a great up and coming social media phenomenon. ten people are on twitter and -- we use twitter on our show every week, so if you want to play along. if you watch at home and want to play along. we do this thing every wednesday. where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so since halloween is next week, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called #halloweenrap. yeah. so i asked you guys to tweet out a funny made up rap about halloween. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within a half hour, it was a worldwide trending topic. it was -- it was really good. thank you for those tweets. [ cheers and applause ] so now, i thought i would share some of my favorite halloween rap tweets from you guys. tariq, can you help us out with these. >> tariq: yes, sir. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. yezzir. this first one is from @austincoward. he says -- ♪ i dump out my bag and start countin the pieces ♪ e.t. would b

we're talking about the traction, not your asian side kick hashtag got globally. these so-called positive stereotypes, jenny, how do you move forward, how do you create positive change, we've seen what this hashtag did to open up the conversation. but it takes pop culture. you have just started an all female asian comedy troop, stand up comedy. tell me why you did that and how that can have effect on the issue. >> somebody who's not seen on a mainstream comedy club stage. we've been selling out our shows. there's a need. people want to see us entertaining ourselves. honestly i'm a comic and a writer. we're the punch line at most comedy shows, women, men, trans-men. whether that's on a standup comedy stage online or other medium. >> our community has a lot of comments. jay said asian rear get the hot chick. break that stereotype, hashtag diversity. we asked the question, nosy is cynical. that's a resounding no. in pitch perfect, the movie, who asian americans are passive types, the other is becca, i'm assuming beck c becca is the protagonist, will not associate wit

which gave up, the hashtag, the is. >> i'm a police officer. i know in fact i'll end up.marrying an asian girl. i just know that. >> my name is gordon. i'm a white caucasian male. it makes no difference where she's from within the asian subcontinent. >> that was a clip from debbie lum's documentary, seeking asian female, it may be considered a positive, but others say it's not welcome calling it a fetish. how harmful is it for asian americans to deal with this stereotype? >> growing up in the united states or anywhere else in the west, it's really impossible to not encounter someone who has asian fever or yellow fetish. it gets under the skin of us asian women and men. love should not be dependent on the color of your skin. yet some people are honing in on one race over any other races. and also it affects people outside who are not asian women who wonder why asian women in that new study get the most attention online? and so, you know, that's one part of it. >> jenny, you know this must be very confusing to young asian women. >> oh yeah, of co

which gave up, the hashtag, the fetishization of the asian woman. we'll be right back. >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. is. >> i'm a police officer. i know in fact i'll end up.marrying an asian girl. i just know that. >> my name is gordon. i'm a white caucasian male. it makes no difference where she's from within the asian subcontinent. >> that was a clip from debbie lum's documentary, seeking asian female, it may be considered a positive, but others say it's not welcome calling it a fetish. how harmful is it for asian americans to deal with this stereotype? >> growing up in the united states or anywhere else in the wes

here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: is anyone here on twitter? it's fun. i love twitter. we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday night where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. since thanksgiving is next week, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called #thanksgivingfail. i asked you guys to tweet something funny or embarrassing that happened on thanksgiving. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within a half hour it was a trending topic in the u.s. [ cheers and applause ] so thank you for those tweets, everybody. so now, i thought that i'd share some of my favorite #thanksgivingfail tweets from you guys. here we go. this first one's from @jackjasonjames2. he says, "my dad has a pair of jeans three sizes too big that he only wears on thanksgiving. he calls them his turkey trousers." [ laughter and applause ] i like it. >> steve: that's a win. >> jimmy: i think it's a win too. this one's from @cjackson91108.

it starts off with no hashtag, but over the course of four hours the dominant hashtag explodes.the biggest was madeva, referring to nelson mandela's tribe name. >> the kids all have a picture of nelson mandela, and that's in india. and so many other countries are looking and memorializing nelson mandela. are there themes? >> i'm glad you mentioned india. we talked about how brood of an impact he had. what i'm pulling up now is one of the hashtags we saw in spanish. elsewhere in arabic, of course . . . and we even have one here in french, we lost a universal hero yesterday. in addition to that, there are pictures. >> of course. >> because online is known for that. >> right. >> here is one i'm showing out of london. >> let me take you on a journey. we're going to start in south africa in johannesberg. and this shows you some of the tweets she hasn't touched upon. in johannesberg that's the home city of nelson mandela. and then to the uk, this is wooster. that is an essential part of the uk, and into new york, and again, people are tweeting and memorializing nelson mandela there. s

s coffee shop. >> hashtag summer employment.htag graduating from university of illinois, rutgers. who knows. whoever your demographics are. >> and know who to follow. if you are using twitter to hire people, what kinds of people do you want to follow? >> i think it depends on the business and where you want to go to get people. at the end of the day you want your post to be retweeted. at some points you can think about it too much and get too analytical as to who you are following. you want to be followed by a lot of people and have them retweet your posts. it is like that old commercial where it goes from four, eight, 16, 32, 64 and it multiplies. >> for instance, you're looking to hire someone in the financial world, you might want somebody who has a lot of followers in that world? >> absolutely. but it also might be somebody to follow you, j.j., if there's a lot of people in the business community follow your posts and i write something and you retweet that, it's going to hit people in a different way. while you're in the bus

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web users have been posting under a "my belly is mine" hashtag.wouldroved, spain rollback abortion law to what it was in 1995. to remind ust authorities that the government should not be making those decisions for them, particularly when it concerns something as controversial as abortion. onlineny turning to channels to oppose the government's decision, others have taken to the streets. rallies were staged across spain over the weekend to protest against the proposed antiabortion measures. thousands took part in the demonstrations, determined to convince the spanish authorities to backtrack and revoke their decision. >> justine, the communications director for on american media conglomerate, sponsored an avalanche of condemnation and criticism when she posted this message to twitter. read, "going tweet to africa. hope i don't get aids. just kidding. i'm white." the social media revolt was such that justine sacco has been fired from her position. geographical maps, scientific diagrams, old photos, the british library has uploaded over one million p

. >> keep tuning in using the hashtag #ajam stream. we'll be right back. >> we're backbreaking down how local police factor into counterterrorism. check out my screen . the senate subcommittee did 13 months of reporting originating from the fusion centers in 2009 and 2010, could not identify a single terrorism threat or a single contribution made to identify a terrorist plot. mike you have read this story. can you name anything in >> absolutely. as far as that first report that came out in october of last year, there's been a subsequent report that came out in july of this year that kind of addresses many of those issues including the information that was collected and plots that were thwarted, information that was recovered, and just looking back, you know at the last ten plus years of the 45 plots that were terrorist plots that were being acted upon within the united states, we had six of those that were disrupted through suspicious activity reporting. true, a good portion of that is based on traditional joint terrorism task force an

. >> keep tuning in using the hashtag #ajam stream. we'll be right back. >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. here is more. >> beneath the fluorescentsun in a former meat packing plant is the latest trim in farming. they call it "vertical farming." these fields grow on floors on at industrial park and farmer john adel and his staff agrees user. >> my shipping proceed did you say 1500, 2,000 miles to get are. >> the plant of the indoor -- as the indoor formers call it doesn't grow corn or soybeans but mustard, high end micro greens on the plates of white-napkin restaurants. these fish supply the vert liser that

. >> keep tuning in using the hashtag #ajam stream. we'll be right back. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? >> we're backbreaking down how local police factor into counterterrorism. check out my screen . the senate subcommittee did 13 months of reporting originating from the fusion centers in 2009 and 2010, could not identify a single terrorism threat or a single contribution made to identify a terrorist plot. mike you have read this story. can you name anything in >> absolutely. as far as that first report that came out in october of last year, there's been a subsequent report that came out in july of this year that kind of addresses many of those is

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the hashtag has justine landed yet.nxiously waiting the moment she got online. >> this is one of the fastest responses in crash and burns that i have seen from a tweet. >> reporter: the offending tweet was deleted then her entire tweet. but still no apology. match.com, okcupid. >> present things to the public but the other is to read the mood of public and to be sensitive to that and this was shockingly insensitive. >> her family tells abc news this is not indicative of the type of person she is. she's known for her loud laugh. sacco is expected to make a statement very soon. she hasn't said a thing publicly since sending out that tweet, dan and bianna, clearly a lot of people want to hear from her. >> gio, our thanks to her. >>> president obama who's enjoying the sun, sand and surf of hawaii on his annual winter vacation with his family there. >> before leaving the white house, the president was grilled by reporters about his fifth year in office which he insisted wasn't the worst of his presidency. let's bring in geor

. >>> el hashtag navidadda. >>> vamos a noticias. >>> vamos a las noticias. >>> mientras que usted sees la amenaza de los casi 95 millones de viajeros que se desplazan el fin de semana por la navidad, el fenómeno está ocasionando estragos en el oeste, retrasos en los aeropuertos, maría eugenia payán con los detalles. >>> así amanece salt lake city utah, el tráfico horrible, con muy poca visibilidad para los conductores en las carreteras y los accidentes a la orden del día. >>> también en salt lake city, un accidente causó un apagón, la nevada también causó el cierre del aeropuerto local por 2 horas, por si fuera poco, otra tormenta causará estragos de extremo a extremo en el país, esto será hasta el día de navidad. >>> los esquiadores y amantes de la nieve dicen que es impresionante >>> tenemos que todo nuestro equipo, de 330 mil miembros en las calles, en esta semana, recogiendo y enviando paquetes, dijo el director del centro de control de fedex. >>> también colocaron 2 máquinas descongelantes, y cuentan con 15 meteorólogos expertos. >>> tanto fedex como ups han anunciado que han su

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. >> deeply polarizing, using the hashtag #ajam stream, we talk about, we don't get oil from north america. if true, why destroy our land. peter talks about the farmers, talk about the land that's going to be condemned. the flip side, oil will be moved one way or the other, all these name callers they should grow up and then anna says my support for this pipeline is based on the current geopolitical reality. we'll somehow figure this all out in 26 minutes. >> they're stacked up. how do people debate. the key stone southern leg is supposed to be ready in 2016. this part of the pipeline still has to be approved by president obama, since it crosses the border. activists and land owners, say, it's not going to be going in without a fight. >> what's at stake is civilization at the baseline. >> adds to higher carbon emissions contributing to climate change. will provide much needed jobs and energy independence. meanwhile, land owners feel, they are caught in the middle. they can take a payout or face eminent domain which can force them off of their land and out of their homes whether they agree

. >> after the break, keep tweeting us your thoughts using the hashtag #ajam stream. >> start with one issue education... gun contro >> from big brother to little brother. governmental surveillance is raising a lots of concern. mike, what are practical reforms given the availability of increasingly invasive technology? >> i think we've got two things going on here. we need better rules and stronger oversight at all levels of government. with respect to the rules, i think it should be common sense, although it's not case across the country, that the police should not be collecting and sharing intelligence files, unless there's some suspicion of criminal activity. and i think that is the rule that is taught to police cadets for street stops throughout the country. it should be the rule in this case. it will provide a filter and help prevent some of the civil liberties concerns that we've talked about so far. and again, the other very important aspect of this is to make sure that at the local level at the state level and at the federal level there is somebody there checking to make sure t

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and the online community, using the hashtag, he says: >> we're going to address all of that. and larry, the cofounder of eco honeybees. a unique beekeeping business that help people start and paint hives. and jennifer, the senior scientist with the defense council and she focuses on chemical policy examinations reg layings, and wally thermon, a professor of economics in the north carolina state university. welcome everyone to "the stream." and jennifer, this is something that you look at day in and day out and you provide testimony and scientific briefs to congress on these issues, and where do things stand for bee populations right now? how bad is it? >> it's very serious. and in fact, we can't overstate how serious it is. i'm getting a lot of feedback, an echo. one-third of the food that we eat comes from bees and requires pollination from bees, and our fruits, like tree fruits, and pumpkins, and blueberries and a lot of nuts, and so literally one in three bites of food is relying on pollinators, and already, we don't have enough native bees to pollinate our crops, and now

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they started blocking hashtags for drug trafficking. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also in san francisco police are looking for three suspects in a takeover style robbery at a mattress store around noon on market street. police say the suspects walked in wearing hoodies. one had a gun and ordered everyone to lay down on the floor. they took personal items and took off. no one was hurt. there are no reports of arrests. >>> happening now, a candlelight vigil is underway in san jose for a three-year- old boy who was hit and killed by a car last week. ktvu's dep ruv is at the -- debora villalon is at the vigil. >> reporter: it happened here at the crosswalk and it is a tragedy that galvanized the community. raising awareness that 24 pedestrians have been killed this year can in san jose. the same day he died, a 14-year- old girl was hit and killed in front of her high school. they are calling for traffic improvements and better police enforcement and they urge drivers to slow down and pay attention. >> 24 in san jose this year. whi

many venting on social media with twitter followers using the hashtag u.p.s. fail. online retailers who used the shipping giants aren't happy either. amazon is offering many customers a $20 gift card and refund on some shipping fees. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >> today the companies have another issue to deal with. people sending their gifts back. we'll have more on the scramble tonight at 5:00. >>> right now fire officials in monterey county are meeting with people affected by the big sur wildfire. the 900-acre fire destroyed 34 homes and 4 buildings. it began december 15th in los padres national forest. it was fully contained earlier this week. but crews remain in the area watching for flare-ups. >>> right now in ventura county, firefighters are mopping up after a 10-acre brush fire. the fire started late last night the city of simi valley. a combination of dry brush and 40-mile-per-hour santa ana winds helped flames move fast. crews have the fire almost fully contained. no homes were in immediate danger. >>> 'tis the season of giving but for some, th

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14 con hashtag xaerlt comparte navidad. >>> si vaso muy buenas tardes. >>> >>> hoy es jueves 19 de diciembre del aÑo 2013 y estÁn son las principales noticias. comprÓ Últimamente en la tienda target revise sus tiendas la informaciÓn de sus tarjetas puede estar en manos criminales. tambiÉn, con las nuevas cifras sobre deportaciÓn que dio el gobierno. la cantidad de deportados durante el gobierno del presidente barack obama se acerca a 2 millones. 100 millones de dÓlares eso tiene que pagar la empresa money gramo. y una pregunta ¿por quÉ hay tantos pollos contaminados en estados unidos? comenzamos. ♪ >>> este es, su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> que tal buenas noches, comenzamos con una mala noticia para millones de personas, que hicieron sus compras en navidad en la cadena de tienda target. esta compaÑÍa revelÓ que piratas cibernÉticos lograron el acceso a los datos de unas 40 millones de cuentas de tarjetas de crÉdito o debito de sus clientes. blanca rosa vilches nos dice que estÁn pidiendo las autoridades atar ghetto y quÉ aconsejan que hagan aquellos que c

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" trending worldwide. >> reporter:one guy following the hashtag even awaiting her arrival at the capewn airport, a trial by twitter, as many are calling it. >> reporter:according to her linkedin page, sacco was also formerly a publicist for the w-w-e. >> reporter:on her now- disabled twitter page, she has a cache of questionable, now deleted tweets like: >>"i had a sex dream about an autistic kid last night." and, "i can't be fired for things i say while intoxicated right?" >> >> reporter:leaving many wondering: how could a p-r expert not know how to manage her own social media? >>"i don't think people like justine realize the immediacy of twitter. one tweet, one statement is all it takes in the world of twitter, in the world of social media, to cost somebody their career." pamela brown, c-n-n, new york. >> catherine: a winter storm is grinding its way across the country -- causing a strange mix of weather. >> catherine: at least 15- thousand flights were delayed over the weekend - and more than a thousand canceled. the severe weather hit a wide section of the u-s. and is blamed for a

on the bottom of the receipt they left the signature at hashtag tips for jesus.ther restaurant that this person has hit up is harris harris. according to the receipt was on november 19th. now tips for jesus has also gone to other restaurants across the country. the customer left a $10,000 tip at a place called jade bar in southern california and a $5000 tip at a restaurant called legends of notre dame near the campus of notre dame in indiana. there is no clue on the identity of this person, but there are reports that he or she may be a college football fan, perhaps a graduate of the university of southern california as they wrote on one of their receipts, fight on. now we have reached out to tips for jesus off instagram. we have yet to hear back. from what we can gather, the customer has left more than $50,000 worth of tips and according to his instagram, her or his instagram page he said they're doing it one tip at a time for the lord. we're live here in san fransisco brian flores. >> what a story. >>> time is 6:40. we have some new information about the deadly

just use the hashtag aj stream. >> black friday extended from shopping malls to the car lots and it ledu.s. automakers to their best november in years. chrysler reported sales 16% over last november. gm jumped 14% and ford climbed 7%. ford's f series pick ups managed to outsell all of that company's cars. some attribute the sales to falling gas prices and aggressive promotions. dealers are bolstering their sales staff, but not all of their new hires work the show room floor. many work behind a desk in front of computer screen using the internet to bring in buyers. woody, from naperville, illinois, woody has been selling cars for 40 years. what do you make of this trend buying cars online? how is that affecting you? >> well, they're not buying them online. they're researching online. 88% of the car buyers that end up in our show room has gotten most of their information online. that's where they're doing their research. that's where we have people on the other end online who are able, trained and able to inform them to help make the right decision. so they're not actually buying the cars

look out for hashtag giving tuesday. the day when charity organizations are banding together to encourage giving. a non-profit organization whose mission is to encourage charit charitable giving and he joins us from portland, oregon. jason, what is your sense that americans are pulling back on charitable giving this year? >> it's great to be here, thanks, great question. i don't think actually people are pulling back on the charities they're supporting. they're pulling back on the amount of money they're giving away. it's based on uncertainty of the future. those who gave 100 dollars may give $50 to $75 to hedge their bets of what their income will look like going into 2014. >> how do you convince people in this type of economy? it's a split economy. some people do very well. we look at the housing numbers, but some people really feel like they're not out of the recession. how do you make people feel better about giving? are there techniques to make them feel they're getting greater value or the need is greater? >> it's

>>> siga envÍanos fotos a el facebook univisiÓn 14 o por twitter ro twitter @ noticias 14 con el hashtag de cualquier ladrÓn mientras hace compras y reportar actividades sospechosas. >>> y estÁ original nosotros contamos mejor sobre todo tu william cuando no lloras. >>> una forma divertida de decirle a la gente que tiene que tomar precauciones en esta Época de fiestas. >>> bueno. >>> nos vamos. >>> sin proble palabras. >>> negligencia dadvolvemos a o. >>> gracias. >>> >>> hoy es lunes 16 de diciembre del 2013 y estos salÓns titulares. ofrecen 10.000 dÓlares de recompensa por informaciÓn que ayude a capturar a los asaltantes que... en un centro comercial de new jersey. >>> van a pagar mÁs por su pÓliza y recibirÁn menos beneficios de salud y culpan a 0 bam care. >>> una serie de grabaciones, permite conocer los momentos finales de los bomberos muertos en arizona unos conducen mal y otros peor. le diremos cuales son los estados con los peores conductores. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪

but the other thing is, if you can use twitter, follow hashtags about companies you're interested in,people with that company. twitter is a wonderful way to do some research as well. >> do you find that younger people in particular who maybe are growing up with this stuff and certainly are, and they're e-mailing and texting and twittering and doing all the facebook, all that stuff first as opposed to going to the parties in person, do you find that their interpersonal skills in person, the low teches if you will, or the high touch, as you call it, are weaker? those skills are weaker? >> we think they are. because when you're doing everything online, you can plan what you're going to say, edit it. when i'm sitting, talking to you and we're at a party as we have been in the past, oh my goodness. i hopefully have enough filters to edit. but i can't correct my spelling. and a lot of these people don't even use the phone. this is the other thing, people stay away from the phone because they can't think about what they're going to say. and edit it as a pons. sponz -- response. here's me say

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. >> viewers can tweet us using the hashtag aj the stream. >> america's economy may be on the mend, butmore americans are being left behind. the u.s. conference of mayors is out tonight with its annual report on hunger and hopelessness. it finds the ranks of the homeless has risen by 4% in 25 cities surveyed. that's a measure of homeless individuals and families. but 22% of homeless people who need assistance in those cities did not get it this past year. there are many shades of homelessness in america. and a quarter of homeless in are children. many homeless actually have jobs. for many changing the cycle is not easy. we'll go to julia coolly, a teacher's assistant in atlanta who has a four-year-old son. >> you want your sweater? >> i wake up every morning at 5:00. right now it's 10 to 6:00. my bus should be coming up on the hill. i commute a total of 5 hours every day. i am technically homeless because i'm place to place, and i don't have the stability. i take turns. i spend time with my partners, and i spent time with my grand pargrandparents. i try to stay stable. >> one of the com

you can even send us your own pictures remembering mandela on twitter as well as instagram, using hashtag ajmandela. all of that and more on aljazeera.com. argentin agriculture. looming deadlines and more on "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray sores. the debate on the unemployment benefits for the jobless, year end deadlines demand action. we're going to focus on the work of the 113th congress. there is a glimmer of good news, and that's where we start. >> negotiations are making progress, moving in the right direction. they haven't closed the deal. >> congress has until the end of this week to approve another budget plan. they're not expected to reduce the federal debt or tackle the sequester spending cuts. in other words, no grand bargain. >> we do keep the spending caps in place. we won't raise taxes, and i think we can tackle that over the next couple of days. the most recent gallop polls showed 9% of americans approve of the job that congress is doing. that's the lowest level in modern history. congress has passed 115 bills since january. >> every on single one of these bills have been

the hashtag is #wblive. the reaction can be here and with our online audience as well. so if you have ever wondered what might happen if you had a current world bank president meeting a former world bank president, putting a little bit from the philippines perhaps and make it spicy with the chair constraints international and a little sprinkle on the top, the former chair of the federal reserve, that is a very tasty conversation. so i will stop talking so that we can start having that conversation, and we will start with the current world bank president, dr. kim. [applause] >> thank you very much, and thank you all for coming. we have with us today 2 truly great men who laid the foundation for the world bank group's efforts to fight corruption. jim wolfenson dared to utter the word corruption at the 1996 annual meeting, and as a result, urged other international financial institutions not to look the other way. 11 years later, paul volcker provided us with a clear blueprint for attacking corruption. this is an historic occasion to have both of you with us today, and a n

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