here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: youitter. actually, i got on trouble on twitter last night. >> steve: oh yeah. >> jimmy: so, last night, last night was the people's choice awards. it was on last night. right? we were nominated, and so i -- i didn't know -- [ applause ] so, i'm sitting there. i didn't know it was on. and i was watching the new "real world," by the way. it's awesome this season. [ laughter ] it's really, really good. they switched it up a little bit. it's really, really good. so, i'm in to that, watching that, and i figured i'd just check my twitter. i check, and it's all of these people that saw me, saying, "congratulations, you won people's choice award." best late night host. i go, no kidding? that's like 20 people. so i go, i just kind of tweet and i go, "to everyone at the people's choice awards, thank you so much for this award -- i appreciate it. and i want to thank you all of my fans for voting for me. and to the people and thank you so much." i put my phone down, watching "the real world." it get

>> maybe not the hashtags. he's more down to earth, funny.ut of here, the quicker you'll have some fun. >> after i got out of their hair, they wined, they dined. they even exchanged phone numbers offcamera. >> he was captain fun, down to earth. i really like him. we exchanged numbers and we're going to, you know, hopefully hang out again. >> are you going to write a lulu review? >> i will actually. >> so do you lulu? is it good, clean fun or character assassination? let us know. tweet us at "nightline." up next for us, 12 years a slave, nine oscar nods and one incredible story. inside one of the buzzbuzziest movies this awards season. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no press

here we go. ♪ hashtags, hashtags hashtags, hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, righte ] it's fun. well, we use twitter every single week. so if you want to watch the show and play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out based on that topic. so because it's been so cold throughout the country, i went on twitter and started hashtag called polar vortex songs. and i asked you guys to tweet out a popular song title, and change it so that it's polar vortex themed. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within a half hour, it was a worldwide trending topic. so thank you for those tweets. worldwide! [ cheers and applause ] now, i thought i would share some of my favorite polar vortex songs tweets from you guys. here we go. first one's from @mcpattyshack. [ laughter ] >> steve: mcpattyshack? >> jimmy: well, that name is taken. so -- [ laughter ] his song is "brrr'ed lines." [ light laughter ] that's pretty good. i like that. ♪ everybody get warm. everybody get warm. this one from @dobionekenobi. her song is "we are neve

it is time for "late night hashtags," you guys, here we go. ♪ hashtags, hashtags hashtags, hashtags hashtagsrs ] >> jimmy: that was aggressive, man, that was aggressive. you guys are on twitter, right? >> audience: yes! >> jimmy: it's fun. so we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you want to -- if you watch the show you want to play a game with us. every wednesday night i send out a hash tag, and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. since it's the super bowl this sunday, and it could get pretty physical out there, i went on twitter and started a hash tag called "my dumb injury." and i asked you guys to tweet out a weird, funny or embarrassing story about a dumb injury that you suffered. we have thousands of tweets, i fact, within a half an hour, it was a trending topic in the united states. so thank you for the tweets. that's a big deal. thanks, guys. [ cheers and applause ] i thought i'd share some of my my favorites, "my dumb injury" tweets from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @fatimamatchuka she says -- that's my favorite disney song. >> stev

here we go. ♪ hashtags hahstags hahstags hashtags hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guysr, right? [ applause ] super fun. well, we use twitter our show every single week. so if you watch our show, you ought to play along, we do this every week where i send out a hashtag. we ask you to tweet things based on that topic. so since the new season of "the bachelor" started up -- i love "the bachelor." i started a hash tag called "awkward date." i asked you to tweet out a weird, funny, or embarrassing story about an awkward date that you've been on. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within a half-hour, it was a worldwide trending topic. so thank you for those tweets. [ applause ] appreciate that. now i thought i'd share some of my favorite awkward date tweets from you guys. here we go. our first is from @drcostlow. he says at the end of the date i went in for a hug, then she ducked out of the way and gave me a high five instead. there you go. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: that's weird, right? >> steve: not good, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @kdra

what we were looking out for were powerful hashtags.pt, cairo, but if you think about the last few years there have been custom hashtags, like january 25th, look what we found. these are some of the most popular hashtags over the past two years. if you check them out, none of them are trending right now, other than egypt. we have been analyzing why this would be so. >> right. >> what is the answer? >> one of the reasons i'm seeing on line is people who were so integral in the january 29th uprising, protest, say they don't have the energy and just don't care anymore. this is one of them. >> you see the big-picture view of egypt and then just fly into egypt. and i'll show you some of the tweets. we'll start in this cairo, and head across to the coastline, this takes us to the mediterranean port, and we're seeing pro-morsi support on twitter. it is difficult for anybody supporting morsi to do so in the streets. so we're seeing more on social media, and then egypt's second city, and there we're seeing support for the new constitution. so as

people are using it for death and dying, and through pictures and hashtags and blogs, they are dealing with death at their own pace. critics question the appropriateness of questioning in a public forum and oversimplifying the issue. so does social media have a place in the conversation about death and dying? helping to shape this conversation, david kessler, grief expert. author of the book, you can heal your heart, and on skype, justin very wel bell donee. for people who refuse to give up on life. david and debbie oliver. and david maintains a blog for cancer, and jody, a breast cancer advocate with stage 4 breast cancer, who helped to create in the media. we see passing of others on social media, but why do you think that we're seeing more discussion in the process of terminal illness and death now more than ever on the social media. >> thank you for talking about it and showing it to them. i don't think that we know lou to talk about it anymore. where the dead go around in white, unmarked vans, and we're looking for that town square. social media is the new town square. >> what is

now just put a hashtag on it, and you're good to go. >> the future of ardent activism. we'll take a short break and when we come back we'll talk more about the legacy of pete seger and what it will mean for so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. >> every sunday night al jazeera >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. we're talking about the life and legacy of folk singer and social activist pete seger who died monday at the age of 94. still with us, john nichols. from new orleans, annie difranco. and joe uline a folk singer and labor organizer and sandy bakem. occupy wall street filmmaker and activist. were the protests around the republican convention in new york in 2004, and what struck me was that unlike other marchs that had an unifying idea, this is what we're here about. there were about 80 different causes on display in front of madison square garden that day. and i'm wondering if that is a motif of the age, t

feminist and not a good muslim at the same time:raquel wrote: >> i spoke to the woman behind the hashtagthis is why she started this. >> for a the muslim feminist, it's not saying there is patriarch in the religion. it's about our rights. we know our rights. we're quite aware of our rights. we're seeing a big difference between the rights that we're entitled to and what is actually happening in reality. >> and she also tweeted this, when i created the hashtag, i honestly never thought it would blow up like this. it just proves that muslim have a lot to say. she's thinking of creating a conference to continue this dialogue. >> let's do it. >>> a check of the forecast and then "real money with ali velshi" live from the detroit auto show. >> hello, i'm going to take you to the other side of the world at this hour because we have a very important story talking about here. notice on the satellite image from the philippines all the way down to indonesia, we're looking at clouds here. this is part of the monsoonal flow that we see this time of year. tony took you to indonesia before, i'm going

basically no one knows how this hashtag got started. it was sort of organic.have to be inside a bathroom and you have to use a prop. now some of these are just plain bizarre. like this one is of a kid that's on a door. this one takes some acrobatic talent. and some of them are more theme based, this is more sports bas based, probably photo-shopped. this is a cancer patient inside a hospital bathroom and then you've got this one that's the stay-at-home dad and his baby tiger. then you've got the ones that really take a lot of evident because they -- no one knows how much time these things take. and where these people find the time for these. but tony, there is no clear winner. but there are some hashtags out there, some selfie olympics, take a look at this one, you recall this scene right? et phone home. >> oh k et, thank you for helping me on that one. all right there's a hashtag and you can play along no prizes but it's good fun right? cool maria, good to see you. >>> record breaking cold take hold much of the united states, dave warren has your national fore

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same-sex marriage is a hashtag they are using to poke fun of da vid sylvester. are aaims that the floods result of divine retribution because of the latest change. identifies it as a source of all their problems ironically. american film stars on social networks, currently. usedss jennifer lawrence #lawrencing to scoff at the dress she wore. a practice, which, we see published on twitter, consists of emulating a contortionist by taking itself he in a confined space wacko washing machine or fridge. an idea quickly copied by dozens of net users that decided to publish snaps. they show men, women, and babies squeezing themselves and the suitcases, shelves, and an activity that can be pursued a loan or with friends. requires no particular picture, just a creativity. >> i have decided to let the internet use the name of my daughter. desai created by canadian future dad where net users can suggest and vote for a name. 4000 suggestions have been made. many were disregarded immediately, several like havehu and all-spark received hundreds of thousands of votes. going for

the people who are tweeting about a subject, so you're looking at the hashtag for referendum and also for constitution. 85,000 tweets in the last 48 hours or so. that was no surprise. we were expecting that. what did surprise us when we dug a little deeper in those stats. >> i'll show you rather than just tell you. taking a look the tweet, the majority were not coming out of egypt but saudi arabia. >> let's go back to egypt, there is a little bit of push back. we head off to the second city of egypt, alexandria, we're seeing a lot of women online, and from there we go to cairo where we're see a lot of women online talking about their experiences of voting and here we land in alexandria, the second city of egypt, where this tweet is talking about you don't have that much choice. you vote yes or no. he would like to see more options. >> well, you hear that criticism of the referendum, but of course online there is public displays of support for it. this one says yes, to the constitution. and this is another tweet that is being circulated on twitter. this is a soldier doll being sold to

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>> and the redeye hashtag redeye family on twitter, we will be together forever. love you guys. the camera crew, too, camera crew, all you guy, stage managers. takes avillage. >> wait. it's not over. >> we've got more show? >> and on this very network, a late night talk show host who claims to be a libertarian. can we roll it? >> everybody knows watching the redeye for seven years knows i hate the government. i have to defend the nsa. >> oh! >> all year claiming to be a libertarian and yet supporting every possible invasion of privacy the government could commit. shame on you, sir. you are the outrage of the year for the seventh straight year. >> the debate center. >> that wraps up apologies. redeye's 2013 media specialist. many special thanks to dana peri perino. that does it for me, greg gu, hy new year! >> happy new year! >>> hello, happy new year's eve. i'm greg -- i'm eric bolling with bob bob, greg gutfeld, dana perino and kimberly guilfoyle. >> just a few hours left until the new year and so let's get the party started. kimberly and bob will kick off the all american part

is the "the map and the territory" so please go ahead and use that hashtag with abandon. would you like to say a few words or should we go right into the discussion? >> go right ahead. >> all right. let's start by talking about the end of the book. you talk about a lot of concern with the political system that we have today and of course shortly after the book came out the government shutdown so you were quite prescience to forecast that quite well. what do you see coming next? do you see any prospects for improvement in the political situation? if not, what are we in for? >> well i think we first have to define what the problem is and it is not unique to the united states. we have seen this before in our history but the best way to define it is to recognize that democratic society such as ours more than 300 million people in it, requires to function effectively in a civil manner certain sets of runcible's on which we all agree. and that turns out to be the bill of rights. freedom of press, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion and pretty much everyb

tweet me @jim cramer hashtag get a plan.e old stand by that will always come in handy in protecting your portfolio and that's diversification. call or tweet me and i'll tell you if your portfolio is diversified enough. let's start with a tweet @pits zero 11 who says new book is great. thank you. right up there with real money. thank you again. am i diversified? hashtag mad tweets. regender regenderon, biotech, whole foods. whole foods is a food chain and bea is aerospace. aerospace, drug, supermarket, bingo, totally diversified. let's go to olly in minnesota. >> caller: booyah, jim, from minnesota. >> fantastic to have you. >> caller: my five stocks are gold, phillip morris pm, standard pacific, energy transfer partners, and kbr incorporated. am i diversified, jim? >> let's take a look. phillip morris, that's the international version of ail tree ya. i'm questioning the growth rate there by the way. i think it's slowing down. standard pacific, large home builder, energy transfer, they could make a come back, the gold, kbr is

. >> yes, and using the hashtag, our community has been tweeting in . . . >> yeah, that term gets thrownround a lot on both sides. protesting for a green planet could land you in jail. issues like frac-ing have brought protesters out in droves. at times resulting in arrested. robert f kennedy, jr. is a environmental lawyer, who himself has been arrested. >> when you have no recourse, we not only have the right but the duty to break the law to show our discontent and put political pressure on the president. >> however, a banner held by anti-frac-ing protesters in oklahoma have some concerned they are being unfairly targeted. oregon is now allowing contractors to sue for disruptive and costly protest activity. when does the activism cross the line? joining us is representative noel who has been fighting the environmental movement for years. in oregon we have lauren reagan, the founder and executive director of the civil liberties defense center. and in oklahoma mariah stevensons joins us. she is a member of the environmental group, and was recently arrested for hanging a banner in a public

. >> web users in the united arab emirates and visiting tourists post videos and photos under the hashtag promoting the state and explaining what they like about it. the online campaign was organized by the tourism board. they want to showcase the beauty, unique identity, and true culture ofa7guc 01/08/14 01/08/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i had a short crowbar. i put it in there and yanked that sucker. at one point, i heard a noise inside the office. i'm like, are they in there waiting for me? basically said to myself, there's only one way to find out. i'm going in. >> one of the great mysteries of the vietnam war europe has been solved.

and so go to the hashtag that you see on the screen right now. >> just how far has haiti come since the earthquake four years ago? 84,000 people still live in makeshift shelters, ie tents, and this makes their extremely has cuss conditions, and they face expulsion. many are sickened by cholera, which they believe has been caused by un workers. though the u.s. has pledged $1.5 billion in aid, the vast majority of that money went straight to u.s. companies and organizations. only 1% went directly to haitian groups. and also a lack of transparency. the state department was not required to track anything after the official $1.5 billion pledge. and in the end, the u.s. has pledged even more. a total of $3.6 billion in all. so how can there been so little progress and so little tracking of all that money? joining us, the senior analysis of action aid usa. small farmers and women in developing countries. pierre, a citizen journal history in haiti and phil michelle, he is the cow founder of prosperity of god minute freeze, and his ministry does a lot of things, including building schools and su

for those of you at home we want to be part of the conversation to be sure to tweet in using the hashtagou see on your screen now. >> some athletes say physical, psychological and sexual abuse are part of the equation. elite athletes are coming forward with allegations. just a little over a year ago 19 speed skaters, including five olympic medalists filed complaints. a few national gof earning bodies have stepped up to declare zero tolerance for such behavior, but some adz woe indicates question whether inconsistent guidelines are enough? they say the winning at all costs mentality has taken over, making athletes less likely to report abuse. joining us is katherine star, two-time olympian and current president of safe for athletes. in chicago, john little an attorney who handles many sexual abuse cases for olympic athletes. and mitch abrams a sports psychologist who has worked extensively with athletes who face these abuses. welcome even to "the stream." katherine coaches push athletes to try harder. that's their job. they yell, and put you through growling workouts. but at whatting poin

course for those of you at home, we want you to be part of this conversation, to tweet us using the hashtagaj stream. >> americans are logging on to place their bets, spending more than $2.5 billion on illegal offshore gambling just in 2012. analysts at morgan stanley predict this kind of gambling will generate close to $10 billion by the end of the decade. a justice department ruling cleared the way for online gambling at the state level but not nationally. some are calling on the federal government to lift its ban, seeing it as a way to create consistency. so far flee pro online gaming bills have been introduced in congress, but not everyone wants to see those bills become law. >> in the history of bad ideas this has to be one of the worst. internet gambling. >> that video is from the coalition to stop internet gambling, backed by sands ceo, and sheldon adelson, they claim it crosses the line of responsibility. adelson has vowed to spend whatever it takes to convince congress to keep the online gambling ban in place. so what is the future of online gambling, and is there a compelling argu

. >> it's not what you think a hashtag is.something from the '60s, '70s, or '80s. >> you see the top of the screen? every time you tweet, you put #, which is the pound sign, foxn s foxnewschat, put that at the end, and every time someone wants to see what we're talking about -- >> we're going to get lots of people coming back. once i say, you're going to say, f-you, bob, and that will be the end of it. >> you know what is great when they have group shots of people? they have us do the group shots, they never work out, so they take us all separately and put us together. those are seven different pictures. for my fox news chat, i'm going to tweet nothing but interesting facts about matthew fox, the star of "lost" and "party of five." >> will you in honor of matthew fox, a notorious nudist, be nude? >> i have no curtains in my apartment, so yes. >> i'm glad i don't live in your neighborhood. i think this is going to be the worst state of the union ever, and it's going to be hard for me to not go back and watch episodes of "the fo

tweet us using the hashtag #ajamstream. ♪ ♪ >> i came to the united states when i was 13 years old.ool was hard. i didn't know english. i wasn't very good. and people are bullying me. i started working out, it made me stronger and people respect me. i think as a refugee, like you should play sports, do some activity. for me, train with. >> welcome back. we are talking about the influx of refugees from myanmar and the challenges they face. the huge importance they discovered that these younger refugees to the united states placed on their peer relationships, and it kind of made me wonder you know earlier on we were talking about how people from myanmar is so invisible they're so spread out, it made me wonder, is this the best way to place these groups if these relationships between them is so important in strengthening and fort fieg these communities, wouldn't it be better in placing them throughout the country? >> one thing we see lisa is there's a fair amount of what the bureaucrats say secondary migration, where people leave the places they have been resettled and go to another co

a scientist with a hashtag to defie stereotypes. >>> plus this. >> people wear outfits and then get drunk and talk. >> yes. >> and going for the gold, tonight tv and film stars gather for the 71st golden globe awards. >>> we start with that breaking news on iran, though. the u.s. and other world powers agreed on a date for implementing an interim deal to curb the nuclear plan of iran set to start on january 20th. christkris kristen welker is live at the white house. how significant is this? >> reporter: it's significant because it's the first move in over a decade. really. president obama calls it an important step forward but some lawmakers feel that the deal doesn't go far enough. here's what it actually does. it calls on iran to halt its nuclear program. for example, it has to stop producing 20% enriched uranium. that's just below weapons grade throughout the course of this deal. in exchange, the united states and six world powers will scale back about $7 billion worth of sanctions that iran has been facing. that will kick in over time by the way. that's $7 billion does not kick in ini

arctic blasts, social networkers have renamed the city of chicago chiberia and have been using it as a hashtag to post eyewitness accounts of the exceptional weather conditions. this photo of lake michigan, for example. others have been posting handy hints for how to deal with the temperatures of -20 degrees, like this guide for how to walk on an icy path without slipping or falling over. >> a number of web users speculating on robert moog on the -- robert mugabe's health. rumors were relayed online before the head of state issued a statement denying the claims, insisting he was in good health and looking forward to celebrating his 90th birth a next month -- 90th birthday next month. film ofng a photo or a legeating a massive turkey at one of the disney theme parks in the u.s. -- this is the latest selfie trend to hit social networks in the states, and it is proving pretty popular indeed. twitter, flickr, instagram, all abuzz with pictures of americans talking into a leg of turkey. devouring the food in a somewhat cavelike -- cavemanlike fashion. but this rather odd activity isn't solely for s

reporter: james and her dive buddy built a web site tracking posting to social media site with the hashtag "sick starfish." >> take a picture of any starfish you'll find when you're walking on the beach and hashtag it "sick starfish" and then they can look at it when it pops up on the map or if we're not sure we can send it to the scientists make them take a look at it. we may not be able to stop it, we may not be able to fix it but we need to be aware so that we can recognize it when it happens again. >> reporter: all this research may be paying off. scientists think they're honing in on a cause and hope to make an announcement in a few months. >> ifill: new experiments started in washington state this week to test possible infectious agents. >> woodruff: we turn now to egypt and a crackdown on the news media. on wednesday, authorities charged 20 journalists working for the al jazeera satellite news channel with being agents of the muslim brotherhood. they were also accused of plotting to defame the country and running a terrorist cell out of an upscale cairo hotel. of the group, five hol

tweet us your thoughts, using the hashtag #ajamstream. first, here are a couple of other stories we're watching. >> every sunday night al jazeera ♪ every sunday night al jazeera >> i knew the third day i knew what he was trying to make me do. he told me, you're going to be a whore. this is exactly what you said, he said you're going to be a whore, you're going to be my ho, you're going to give me that much money, you don't have (bleep) to say about it because i've already got you here. like i just wanted my daddy. >> it's heartbreaking. welcome back. that was a clip from tricked. that's jane wells new documentary on sex trafficking. waj, we asked the community if there's a better way to deal with this problem year round. >> you mentioned that clip we just saw was heartbreaking. the community is empathizing with the victims. benjamin says, legalize sex workers and provide an escape mechanism. julie says stop prosecuting prostituted people. ga says life in prison for all involved except the prostitute. we need more education stable homes an

let us know what you think, using the hashtag #ajamstream. waj is going to get you in right after the break. >> we're back discussing an increasing number of books that are either challenged or banned in schools across the country. waj, our community tweeting in like crazy. >> this is totally in keeping with the deep current of antiintellectualism in the united states, parents should monitor their own kids' reading but shouldn't have any input on what the class is reading. facebook, charles says i oppose book bans however those that, should be very restricted or banned from schools and we have a video comment from brian. >> juft jackson said if there's one fit star in our constitutional constellation is one official, our country functions best when people have the freedom to say think write and read, school boards may not remove books from library shelves simply because they dislike the ideas contained in those books. >> so jill before the break we were talking a lot about teemps and their ability to -- teachers and their ability to choose wh

one fundraiser anyone who donated 50 bucks or more got a free t-shirt featuring the hashtag cool runningsoo which refers to the popular disney movie featuring the first jamaican bobsled team at the olympics. they received more than double the amount of cash they were hoping for so the crew is on its way to russia and there they go. >> it is quite the plot. >> i guess. >> that's great, huh? >> i love it, mon. >> the surf is up in half moon bay. check it out on kpix.com. >> remember, we'll continue to stream it through the end of the contest this afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> hope: you did all of this for me? >> wyatt: with a little help from mother nature, it's just another day in paradise. >> hope: i'm so glad that i said yes to this trip. >> wyatt: yeah? >> hope: yeah. >> wyatt: the adventure's just beginning.

you have been hashtaging the word drought. but the truth of the matter is, through the next couple days it's going to be the same old problem. we will have storm systems getting close but they will ride off to the north. yes, i do think we have a chance of showers throughout the week. pay attention to that scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. you will see a few of you have the possibility of showers. but the temperatures are cooler, 5 to 15 degrees this week as compared to this time last week. 63 expected in the east bay tomorrow, wednesday, 62. close to the 50s for highs on thursday. and for friday, numbers start to go back up. cooler this week. you'll need the jackets starting off in the morning. and now to the rain trend. you can see through wednesday we'll see the next system get closer. the cloud cover increases in the bay. eventually we get rain close by. but it's the same story with the storm moving from the north to the south, the rain will break up and not too much is left. but right now the best

tweet us your best answers using the hashtag way too early. >>> senator tom coburn announcing he will rekir when this session of congress ends, two years before his term expires. the oklahoma republican who is battling prostate cancer says his decision to step down has nothing to do with that. he pledged to serve only two terms. he writes, as a citizen, i'm now convinced that i believing best serve my own children and grandchildren by shifting my focus elsewhere. in the meantime, i look forward to finishing this year strong. i intend to continue my fight for oklahoma and i will do everything in my tower to force the consensus as we face challenges ahead. republican congressman, buck mccain calling it quits. he partially blamed frustration with the tea party. the chairman of the house arms services committee became emotional as he paid tribute to the men and women serving our country. >> patricia and i will always be among the thousands that pray for the safe return with of those in uniform around the world fighting for our freedoms. >> the 11th term congressman is the tenth house repu

. >> so community keep tweeting at us at hashtag ajamstream. >> women make up 14% of the active dutyilitary, but until recently they weren't allowed to work in ground combat jobs, but a decision by leon panetta lifted that ban, and put a deadline of january 1st, 2016, to open all of the jobs or prove why women aren't fit. >> i think it's a great thing. i think it's a step forward to more equal opportunity for women. >> i think some females should be allowed in combat. i don't feel it is for every female. >> they should be able to do everything exactly to what the guys have to do, and if -- i'm just concerned that it would cause problems with the mission. >> for the women that have served in combat zones, i have not seen a huge number of women that wanteded this. >> with 55% of female marine recruits failing the pull-up test, the corps decided to delay this requirement for women, raising questions about combat readiness. in the debate about gender equality in the military. how do gender realities come into play. joining sis a retired gunnery sergeant in the marine corps, a retired col

each day they will tweet a super bowl-related question with the hashtag "who's gonna win?" if more fans answer from the broncos it will be the bronco clouds. >> there is an alert after discards mail has been showing up when thieves take items from the mail boxes, find what they want and dutch the rest. officials say identity theft often starts when mail is stolen. >> a major campaign against sugar is underway in san francisco to educate the public about the health dangers. the campaign starts as supervisors debate a possible sugar tax. >> children shouting "sugar madness," a kickoff to a campaign to get san francisco to stop drinking soda that coincides with a proposed ballot initiative to tax sugary drinks at two cents an ounce. >> we need to do with what we did with tobacco and use the tax policy to make sure that people are drinking less. >> in the meantime, shape up san francisco has received $250,000 private grant to put up billboards in lower income neighborhoods warning of the health dangers of drinking too much soda. a 20 on ounce soda contains what equal to 22 pack

be sure to tweet at the hashtag on your screen right now. >> how far has haiti come since the earthquake four years ago? according to the u.n. 174,000 haitians still live in makeshift shelters, i.e., tents in extremely precarious conditions. they also face expulsion due to land rights issues. compounding the problem more, 650,000 haitians have been sicken by cholera which they believe was caused by u.n. workers. although the u.s. pledged $1.5 billion in aid, according to the center for economic and policy research, the vast majority of the money went to straight u.s. companies and organizations. only 1% went to haitian companies and groups. the report also noted a lack of transparency as the state department was not required to track anything after the initial $1.5 billion pledge. in the end the u.s. has pledged even more, a total of 3.6 billion in all. so how can there be so little progress and so little tracking of the money? joins us for more is keisha, a southeastern policy analyst with action aid usa. they advocate for the land rights of small farmers and women in foreign countries.

tweet me using the hashtag, way too early. natalie is going to have some of your best answers coming up later in the show. more subpoenas could come as early as today in the growing scandal surrounding the george washington bridge and the extent to which governor chris christie played a role. the official overseeing wants to question staff fords like bridget anne kelly, who was fired. while it is still early, he acknowledged impeachment for governor chris christie is possible. >> others were reflecting on whether they were victims of retribution. the mayor of jersey city was promised increased access to state commissioners. those meetings were canceled within an hour. the mayor of ho broken said her state was considered knneutral. >> in the context we are in right now, you can look back and say it was retribution. all mayors are reflecting right now and thinking about it. i really hope that that's not the case. >> while few republicans with national profiles rush to his defense when the scandal first boiled over last week, chr

guests posted photos of sunday night's party on instra gram used hashtags like hood, my boy martin and i have a dream. >> i find it offensive. >> i think this represents the ignorance that still exists today. >> they obviously need to be checked in what they're doing, how they're acting, how they're presenting themselves not only as a fraternity as brothers but as people. >> that chapter of the tau kappa epsilon west just reinstated in december after the school suspended it for fights and some other violations. now some are calling for the school to permanently ban the fraternity and expel the students that were involved in the party. >>> a wisconsin driver has some explaining to do. he hit a bicyclist and drove home with the victim wedged in his windshield. the accident threw the wisconsin man off his bike into the car with his feet dangling outside. he says the 20-year-old driver kept going running a stop sign and hitting another car along the way. it wasn't until the driver parked in front of his house that he noticed the man he hit. >> and he saw me sitting in his car and he said,

. >> no one knows, but there was one hashtag, that one republican leader put out, obama, the the lies that you tell. they could be pretty tough but they were quieter than normal. for example if you think back to president obama's speech ahead of pos tbli taking congressional authorization on syria republican leaders were prolific that night. some of the republican leaders that were well-known for being digitally savvy, he didn't tweet or facebook anything. they were hiding out to some extent. >> conversation does continue online as it dogs for us here on america tonight. azmat we appreciate you coming in with all that. and when we return, we'll get america back to work in our time of recovery. the president's remarks about job growth. coming up next. >> every sunday night aljazeera america presents eye opening documentaries. they are impartial... >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you have to risk your life... >> they observe. and report... >> kidnapping is a very real problem... >> journalists on the front line >> sometimes that means risking death >> getting the story