i'll start the discussion, and then steve klein, i want to turn to you and peter and bob. from my standpoint, twitter has become a key source of news and information, much more instantaneous than even the associated press used to be than i have on my laptop. so as i follow twitter during the course of the day, i can very quickly get a sense of what's being talked about, what's happening, breaking news, and so it has become really an incredible new tool in this 21st century, but it's also become an immobilizing social network tool for activists like the tea party. so steve klein, let me turn to you for a minute. >> twitter is the oldest form of communication we know, and that's word of mouth. it's just new technology doing what we always did before. twitter is a great way to -- it's an early warning to some, really, because so many people are on it. what it demands of us as citizens is media literacy. i think peter, earlier in the day in another class, made the point that people need to, you know, differentiate between what is good and what isn't, what's useful and what isn

. >> jonathan alter and ezra klein on today's super pac announcement. >>> marriage equality earns a massive victory in the courts today. activist dan choy and melissa harris-perry are here with the latest. >>> the woman at the center of the susan g. komen planned parenthood conflict resigns. we talk to terry o'neill. >>> how do you plead to the charge of political solicitation by a public employee? >> guilty. >> in wisconsin, more bad news for governor scott walker as the legal issues continue to pile up. >>> good to have you with us tonight, thanks for watching. we come to you from minnesota this evening, the land of michele bachmann and con ser va tifs are proud of that. also conservative wilderness when it comes to selecting the candidate that they want to see go up against president obama. here in the middle of the country, again, rick santorum seems to be energizing the conservative base. minnesota, i can tiell you is nt a country club conservative state. middle class voters who care about gays, guns and god. i attended a newt gingrich event in bloomington to check out the enthusiasm.

. >> ezra klein on the policy of the big bank settlement. bob shrum on the politics. >>> debate over contraception is exploding in the faces of republicans. >> the constitution unambiguous attack on religious freedom in our country. >> national organization of women president terry o'neill joins us with the latest. >>> you can put that and work together and compromise. but we don't have shared goals with the democrats. >> it was day one of cpac in washington and it was ugly. >> before president obama was elected, no president had ever gone around apologizing to the world. >> we'll debunk the lies with joy ann reid and martin bashir. >>> sean hannity released his evidence that the president didn't want to kill bin laden. tonight i will embarrass him again with the facts. >>> good to have you with us, thanks for watching. republicans, they screamed bloody murder about class warfare, haven't they? americans, we haven't been buying it. it's time to roll out the new war, the culture war, the past 24 hours, rick santorum fresh off the three-state

the back wall is done in a calvin klein wool fabric. and then the last wall is done in a tab would ybowould ytaboo . >> this imaginative design has a dazzling center piece. >> there are great contrasts in the master bedroom. so you feel very insulated and comfortable inside the master bedroom, but you're also very exposed to the view and you feel that warmth of the outside coming into the room. >> the master bath offers a spa-like atmosphere and is outfitted with the foremost designer amenities and technology. >> it's very minimalist and spa-like simultaneously. the cabinetry is very clean. you can look out over the oak trees and grassy fields. you can go into the shower and you see one of the largest showers in the world and the shower head that creates a rain information recent type cent fo type of experience. and a lot of people can about privacy. well, first of all, you're on four acres. so nobody can see you anyway. but if you want additional privacy, there is a blind system hidden inside the ceiling that comes down and offers you

klein offered jackson a bespoke hollywood service for every conceivable need, from surgical fillers to skin cream, and a new wife, with no strings attached. debbie rowe was klein's assistant, and carried jackson's first two kids prince michael and paris signing away all her custody rights up front. it's reported that klein's services didn't stop there, he even allegedly donated his own sperm and remained evasive about whether it was for michael when later questioned. gain and it was someone from within his entourage who would bring the whole thing crashing down. nts of child molestation. (vo)in 2003, a second wave of child abuse allegations hit. a thirteen year old, called gavin arvizo, and his family claimed jackson had molested him. >>it was two o'clock in the morning and i saw on my cellphone that it was the ranch calling me, and i answered "hello?" there was no answer. "hello?" and then i would hear (makes sobbing noise), he was crying. i said, "michael, it's okay, it's okay." and he says, "why brian, why are they doing this to me?" (vo)michael was taken to court on five counts of

but doctor sabra klein says too often... gender variables... are studies....thhgeneric results. 14:31:01-10 "it's taken intt connideration.,, the dogma is that we are not different." standup --- "iiagine if 20 years from now.... everything - from the pills we're prescribed... to the sports drinksswe buy.... came in male and female varieties."(((nats of old secret deodorant commercial "strong enough for a man, but ph balanced for a woman))it's aamarketing strategy advertisers began taaping into... back in the 90's....and they're still selling separate pitches for the sexes.((nats of old spice commerciil - more modern)the national institutes for health began requiring equal women in clinical trials back in the 90's too.but sklein says - that's not enough -- we need to be certain that data is broken down anddanalyzed by gender.convincing some of her colleagues is a challeege. 14:31:21 "these ifferences are real. they're important. that they influence diagnosis, prognosis, development and outcome of disease."a new study out of stanford claims &pthat women may feel

tres arrestos a sujetos que se presume estari Ían relacionados con actividades delictivas blanca kleinelle robinson de 20 aÑos, deonte felton de 18 fueron arrestados en el momento del choque. alex collin de 18 escapo del asiento trasero pero despuÉs fue arrestado sin embargo el cuarto pasajero del vehiculo se dio a la fuga blanca kleine la policÍa insta a la comunidad a denunciar si han sido victimas de estos bandidos . blanca si fue victima de estos sujetos es importante que se comunique con la policÍa y recuerde que lo pueden atender en espaÑol en el anonimato y sin importar su estatus migratorio comunÍquese con el 301-565-5835 la policia de prince georges arresto a linwood johnson, de 53- anos de oxon hill, en relacion con el asesinato de un activista comuntario, cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado en un pozo en fort washington, la semana pasado... el cuerpo de lenny harris, de 53 aÑos fue sacado del pozo durante el fin de semana... harris quien estaba desaparecido desde el mes de septiembre, fue hayado con un disparo en la cabeza... segun la policia el robo pudo haber sido la causa principal

klein. >> come to order. >>> the meeting will come to order. chair recognizes mr. klein. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, gentlemen, for being here, for your testimony, for your extraordinary service to our country. i very much appreciated, general dempsey, your testimony when you mentioned that the families have stood with us talking about our men and women in uniform and stressing the importance of keeping faith with the true source of our strength. that's our people. and it's in that line and vain that i want to raise a subject that i raised in the past in this committee. that's the subject of the sort of convoluted name of the post deployment mobilization absence -- deployment mobilization respite absence program. pdmra. the name is convoluted but pretty strayed forward. dod enacted this program in january of 2007 an recognizing that we have men and women deployed for extraordinarily long periods of time and rewarding them with this program so they could spend more time with the fa

this is arizona state senator lori klein, a republican, senator klein introduced state legislation that would punish teachers for using speech that violates the fcc standards for network television shows. so, senator klein wants to stop the scourge of teachers cursing. as her bill is written this would have the government regulating the language of teachers not just in the classroom but anywhere in their whole lives. math teacher, you hit your thumb with a hammer, the state government of arizona will be listening in to make sure you only say dang. or they will unleash all heck on you i guess sort of hard to be angry if you barred the whole swearing thing. >>> if that is not big enough role for government, there is a man in virginia, bob marshall, also a republican. he once tried to outlaw swearing in e-mail. not just by teachers, not just by any one group of people, not a particular kind of email, he proposed virginia state government outlaw profanity by anyone in any e-mail sent from the commonwealth of virginia. it's one thing to think swearing is bad. it's another thing to say that s

and caitlin klein she's a former derivatives trader also a member of occupy the f.c.c. ladies thank you so much for being here i'm so excited to talk to you about this you guys have done such good work on this issue and i really look forward to breaking it down thanks for having us absolutely so let's get into this because before we get into dissecting the letter that you guys came up with you are a group of financial professionals former financial professionals lawyers who came together and came up with a three hundred twenty five page letter their response directly to the as the see along with efforts by the nation's largest banks to water down this legislation. first before we break it down just give our audience a synopsis of what you're trying to achieve here. so what we're trying to do is to shine a light on this part of the process where the media usually takes a step back here in the past usually see a big spotlight on the actual drafting of the law and people will pay attention during that phase but some of the most important parts happen when the law becomes a

i went to see herb klein, who was his director of communications, and proposed doing the book on the nixon white house. and that was approved after six months, and it was because of that that i found myself outside the oval office a lot of times, but inside the oval office also. c-span: and this photograph shows golda meir and yitzhak rabin. >> guest: rabin, yes. and--and it was a--you know, the--the middle east figures very heavily in american politics, and any time one of the chiefs of state would come, the--the white house and the rest of the establishment gave them special attention. it was interesting in--in that particular instance that the president said to golda meir that she and he had the same--one thing in common; they both had jews as their foreign minister. and she said, 'yes, but mine speaks english.' c-span: and then over on the next page, and it's a full lead in the book, is andrey gromyko. and what was the timing on this shot? >> guest: this was in october--i think october 22nd, 1970. the reason that date stays with me is i read in haldeman's book, "ends of power," t

zach klein may be the man. he may be the best prospect as quarterback to come out of the bay area in years. klein already on campus, and he is taking classes in berkeley and learning the playbook. cal lost a bunch of recruits after two coaches left for washington. it feels more like a salvage operation than an out right victory. line backer nicker son and michael bartman will have the defense. triggs may be the prep receiver on the west coast. most people noted tom brady grew up in the bay area. but another player you will see in the super bowl is julian edelman from the college of san ma stay yow. he was a quarterback in san mateo, and the patriots didn't really need him there. they will use him all over the place. wide receiver and he is a unique combination of speed, strength and smarts. julian edelman happened to be on the field and happy to be there at all times. >> he was strictly the coach's -- one day they said you would be in defensive meetings and that's how it went. you are not going to say no to an

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as you watch the video of klein, my daughter goes to monta vista.o this guy zac klein killed utah stateto the bares as a junior and already enrolled in classes in berkeley. cal, would have had a top five national class but lost the top recruiter and a bunch of recruits who followed him. a strong but not a spectacular class. linebacker hardy nickerson, jr. fellow linebacker michael barton. bryce tregs gives the bears a top 20 class. >>> under the super bowl, most people know that tom brady grew up in the bay area. another patriots player you will see in the super bowl is jullian ettelman from the college of san mateo. spent one year there and went to kent state. the patriots use him everywhere. wide receiver. defensive back. special teams. a unique combination of speed, strength and smarts. and he is happy to be on the field at all times. >> particularly the coaches one day i'm eating and they say you will be in defensive meetings and that is how it went. and not going to say no to an opportunity. especially around here. >> a little feisty as you can see there. the sharks had special gue

zach klein graduated early and is already enrolled in classes at cal. he can take part in spring ball. joining klein in the ball, freddy tagaloa. due to coaching change, they had a few decommitments. but that's not going to rattle jeff tedford. >> obviously, when the coaching change happened here. you know, people want a relationship with their coach. and people start looking other places. and so on and so forth. there's a couple of guys in the beginning who were committed here but chose other places. i don't think we're unique to anyone else. >> san jose state spartans bolstered their roster today. adding players from their own backyard. also independents, offensive lineman, fernando villanueva. i'm a little sad, i must admit. national signing day, these guys are on the college level. i get my interviews when they're on the high school level. when i asked them to interview them on the college level, they're like, you're not raj mathai. get out of here. you're not getting an interview. and raj doesn't help me, jessica. he doesn't help a brother out. >>

zach klein may be the man.y be the best prospect as quarterback to come out of the bay area in years. klein already on campus, and he is taking classes in berkeley and learning the playbook. cal lost a bunch of recruits after two coaches left for washington. it feels more like a salvage operation than an out right victory. line backer nicker son and michael bartman will have the defense. triggs may be the prep receiver on the west coast. most people noted tom brady grew up in the bay area. but another player you will see in the super bowl is julian edelman from the college of san ma stay yow. he was a quarterback in san mateo, and the patriots didn't really need him there. they will use him all over the place. wide receiver and he is a unique combination of speed, strength and smarts. julian edelman happened to be on the field and happy to be there at all times. >> he was strictly the coach's -- one day they said you would be in defensive meetings and that's how it went. you are not going to say no to an opport

. >>> ha herbert klein worked on everyone of richard nixon's campaigns from 1946 to 1968 and he was later appointed communications director of the executive branch from 1969 to 1973. next, in an excerpt of a longer oral history interview for the richard nixon presidential library, herbert klein reflects on the 1968 election, his role during the nixon presidency and his relationship with the former president once they both had left office. this interview airing now for the first time on television is 1:15 minutes. >> when we were in the soviet union in 1959, after we left moscow we flew on russian airplanes and one of the interesting things was that the doctor with us was an air force and colonel i guess he was. air force officer. and when we flew from st. petersburg we flew the long way across country. one of his assignments from the air force was to take pictures of anything he saw that would look militarily out of the wind window. so these airplanes had like clothes hangers and you hang a newspaper up. that's how you read them. kgb stayed up in the front of the airplane with the vice pr

rick klein with the big picture tonight. we appreciate it. >>> we're going to turn, next, to the side of the super bowl you won't see. tonight, our exclusive look inside the intense security effort to keep the game, the 70,000 spectators, the host city safe. abc's pierre thomas traveled to indianapolis, to see what's being done on the ground and in the air tonight. >> reporter: for the thousands of fans flooding into indianapolis at the super bowl, it's americana at its best. but behind the scenes, an army of police and federal agencies are ready for anything. bomb-sniffing dogs. remote-controlled robots. undercover officers. hidden sensors, sweeping for toxins. abc news got exclusive access to the men and women whose job it is to worry about worst-case scenarios. looking at what would happen if a plane or more of them violated a no-fly zone. our team was allowed another first. to witness the exercise play out. >> we have a visual on the target. >> reporter: the target is 12 miles away. we race at 170 miles per hour to catch

>> chairman klein, representative payne and others, thank you for inviting me to testify today. i took office last january, connecticut had the largest per capita deficit of any state in the nation and we had no job growth for 22 years. this is an awful lot of distinction. over the last 13 months we made tough decisions to get our fiscal house in order. we passed a budget that bridged 35i plt $5 billion deficit. it xeped an accounting principles gap. we negotiated an agreement that will save taxpayers $21.5 billion over the next 20 years. and we cut spending by $1.7 billion and we raised revenue. just last week, we announced a commitment to increase the size of our pension payments and move that will avoid a balloon payment of $1.5 billion in just 20 years and one that will save taxpayers nearly 6 dls billion over the next 20 years. we set our state on a road to recovery. while we have a long way to go, we're seeing signs of improvement. our unemployment rate has fallen to 8.2%, are the lowest point in 2 1/2 years and by over 1% during the last year. during the last year we also

we go inside the number with ezra klein and robert reich. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor, i misspoke. i wish i wouldn't have said it that way. . >> mitt romney is trying to cover his tracks. but he's only making it worse. bob shrum on his downward spiral. >>> the komen foundation, reverses course on funding for planned parenthood. or was it a head fake? terry o'neill is back with the latest. gasland director josh fox got arrested tuesday. >> this is a public hearing i'm within my first amendment rights. >> today, josh fox returns, to talk about breaking news from the obama administration on fracking regulations. >>> good to have you with us tonight folks, thank for watching. i want to tell you there are things happening in wisconsin we'll get to later on in the show. >>> first tonight, we show this chart a lot. i love charts, really tells a story, gives you a snapshot and tells you what the trend is. we show it a lot, because the private sector job growth under president obama and president bush tell a different story. you may notice something different about it tonight. the

howard fineman is editorial director for the huffington post and joel klein is a columnist for "time"agazine. two heavyweights here. let me take advantage of your brains. let's go to a poll. the latest poll in michigan from the detroit news and wdiv. santorum now beats romney. and this is a very respected poll. four points among likely primary voters. first to you, howard. this is something i didn't expect but it's a god send to reporters and anybody who loves this political battle. romney for a long time looked like the front runner. looked like every time you get around the table with smart people they say eventually romney is going to win this thing. you ask who is going to be the republican nominee. no matter who you ask who watches politics. the junkies all say, after all the excitement and the cur fufle and everything else goes wrong, it's going to be romney. is that still true? is it still the thoughtful position? >> that conventional wisdom is teetering on the edge of extinktsion at this point and will go away if he loses michigan. it will no longer be the default asuchtion. >

joe klein is "time" magazine's columnist and joins me now. it's such an important demographic, and it seems inexplicable that the republican party is ignoring this in this primary. >> well, yeah. i mean, you saw with george w. bush, and especially with karl rove, his master strategist, that they were embarked on a long-term strategy to move latinos into the republican party. because, you know, a lot of latinos are strong family people, business people, small business people, and so on. and this year, you have the exact opposite going on. and i think that it's going to really hurt the republicans in the fall. >> how is the obama team, the chicago team, trying to take advantage of this? >> well, one thing you'll notice, and it's kind of interesting, is that obama has been very successful at limiting the number of illegals coming across the border. in part because he really has amped up, you know, security at the border. and the other part is that our economy is pretty terrible right now, and you don't have as great a lure to immigrants coming a

now, one very nice thing is once we have the cross-cap, or the projective plane, and the klein bottle, we don't need to know a lot -- any more nonorientable surfaces by name. we now need to get to the orientable ones. >> right, so we've actually done most of the mind-bending at this point, in terms of surfaces. >> right, the hard intellectual work in this, at least for making the list of surfaces. so now let's get to the part that's not quite as mind-bending, and this will be the orientable surfaces, because each one turns out to be equivalent to something very reasonable to think about. >> so i start here with my ball, and now i'm going to put a handle on it like a purse handle, so it'll be like a little torus handle. so we see it on our screen. now we had to cut out two holes and we stick on this thing that's called a handle to a topologist. now, we notice that you can deform it into a perfectly normal-looking torus, a doughnut, and they're topologically the same. the reason why we want to think of it as having this handle structure is it's easy to imagine putting on more. >> you ju

la policía de este condado es importante denunciar si se es victima de un crimen como este blanca kleins son apoyadas de sobre manera en la unidad de victimas de abuso sexual, desde la terapia psicológica hasta la ayuda general para hacer los tramites correspondientes donna voluntaria silvana quiroz personalidades del ambiente politico, periodistico y del espectaculo, coincidieron en seÑalar que el sector hispano de la poblacion esta atravezando por una dificil situacion en el sistema educativo publico. alfredo miranda nos trae este informe. datos estadisticos indican que el sector de la poblacion con mayores problemas de aprovechamiento academico en las escuelas publicas es el latino. la gran cantidad de estudiantes latinos que nop terminan la escuela secundaria, que no van a la universidad, tenemos que enfocarnos en cuales son los retos que ellos enciuengtran aimee garcia actriz hispana nominada a los premios emmy dice que la educacion es la base de su exito. trabajando duro y educandome yo fui al colegio y tengo tres maestras en economía periodismo mis padres siempre me dijeron que m

>> calvin klein. >> i am wearing brooks brothers. very dapper. the will of all the wrap up from as -- a red carpet showll as the oscar tonight at 11:00. >> they both look absolutely beautiful. thank you. they will be live tonight immediately following the after the's oscar special. >> the multimillion-dollar man, extension for the of the washington nationals. >> how about temperatures back degrees? my forecast is coming up. >> it is oscar night and a lot people in the metro area are havi it's time to get going. to have the energy to turn a "to do" list into a memory. to put more giddy-up in our get-along. to keep stepping up even in overtime. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip hop. thanks to the energizing support and cushioning of dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles, your feet will feel so good... ... you'll want to get up and go. we have this breaking news the district. of ae are on the scene stabbing at metro center. this happened within the last hour. police tell us to groups of teenagers g

klein's coming in from saturday night live.an you set up a show? and i had not done a show for a year and i was like alright. so i got the musicians, packed the house and she came and she, the show was great. >> smith: yeah. >> shannon: we packed the house, did all the characters, and she was like, you're coming to audition for saturday night live. and i was like yes! >> smith: great. >> shannon: and so they flew me to new york and i got to audition for snl at this little comedy club called, it was like a stand up club and basically i had five minutes to do characters, and there were all these girls that they'd flown in and i also flew in my comedy partner rob mueller to perform with me. and it was very nerve wracking like we're all waiting backstage and the girls and i brought costumes and wigs and the other girls were like you brought wigs? i didn't brought wigs. she brought wigs. it was a very like kind of nervous atmosphere, and i just thought, i felt so lucky that i was just even at that point where i was getting asked to

. >> anti-cuss f so s pot lori klein proposed the bill because they complained about a high school teacher using bad language. if it becomes law, teachers would receive a warning and suspension after a week and a raise after five. it is a dismissal after five. i am just joshing. critics say it is unnecessary and discipline should be handled by schools and not the legislature. for more let's go to the youth and education respondent. w45* is up? what is up? >> i know he will never party with me. i am not cool enough for that cat, if you know what i mean. jesse, this is usually the part of the show where you swear because we are doing a show on swearing. >> am i that predictable? >> you are not. but your left earing screams divorced biology teacher. >> so does your wardrobe coincidentally. >> thank you. >> you sweatery thing. that is nice. whatever. >> what do you feel about the government stepping in to protecting young impressionable children from offensive language? >> the only thing that is weird is -- well first of all one parent complained and then something got down which is shocking.