msn and msnbc sprang from microsoft.upert murdoch, for all the criticism he gets, is invested in the media and innovation. mike bloomberg is doing a ton of stuff through his company. they are hiring hundreds of people. i worked at bloomberg 15 years ago, and i was in europe as a foreign correspondent. there were 40 journalists, and now, there are thousands. i think it depends on the interests of certain people, but they are being tapped, and you can get them to lend to foundations and do this type of stuff. it is just creating the bridge from the journalism world into that world, and it is not as hard as you would think, in my experience. >> i would just say that a few of those individuals you had mentioned are not examples of the types of progress of journalism that i think a lot of people are here to talk about and listened of route -- was it about. these guys are kind of villains in a sense of where we want journalism to go. fox news and the daily, who knows where that is going to go, but they are not necessarily publ

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msn, 17%. most of those communists. if you selected fnc, you are a patriot.ng with pinhead status. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site which is different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like you to spout out about the factor anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be: jejune. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly and please always remember that the spin stops right here as we are definitely looking out for you. >> sean: the rhetoric of class warfare resurrected from democratic playbooks of past

msn, 17%. most of those communists. if you selected fnc, you are a patriot. if you did not, you may be flirting with pinhead status. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site which is different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like you to spout out about the factor anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be: jejune. again, thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly and please always remember that the spin stops right here as we are definitely looking out for you. >> what word is that from o'reilly? good morning, everyone. today is wednesday, september 21st. thank you for sharing your time today. i'm gretchen carlson. fox news alert for you right now. bail reportedly approved for two american hikers. we've heard this before. remember the two hikers in iran? this morning, shane bower and josh fatal could be hours away from freedom. we will have a live report. >> and the president insists his tax hikes are not class warfare but this morning, he's changing his tune and says he's ready

picked one by choosing to address a joint session of congress on thursday night, the same night that msnnd politico are hosting a major republican debate. reporters were all over white house spokesman jay carney. >> i know you guys love this stuff. i know it's cat nip, but we're really not focused on it. >> there's a perception by democrats that he doesn't have enough with the hill to figure out what day it is. how is he going to pass a plan for the american people? >> ed, you guys -- i honestly think that your obsession with this. >> it's not an obsession. >> is not -- what the american people expect the president to do -- >> is to talk about jobs. jay carney spent years working for "time" magazine. can he say with a straight face this is not a story. >> he said it. i think he needs to come up with a better line next time. the story line was created by the white house and reporters and people can juggle a few story lines at once. yeah, the jobs plan is important and, yeah, the white house had a mess out of the speech date. people have a sense of stuff that happens. give him credit for t

msn, winking at them, saying you know, we know this to be illegal in your country, with which it also was, but will do with you on this. >> guest: the "washington post" in this case and other cases has exercised i think more careful review and self-regulation to other major newspapers in the country and you deserve acknowledgment. >> guest: let's talk about that for a minute. what really needs to happen i think is there is no way the government is going to get prior agreements for papers. what needs to go on is more education and more discussion because that's the only way out of the weblog more responsibly. i want to give you one example of this. one time we were looking at rendition of airplanes that what we had this idea people were being disappeared and flowed into the secret sites on airplanes, the way we started was getting to secure airport overseas where the reporter had a number and we used records available to figure this out. well, as we begin to put together the network of plans, i discovered with the help of my researcher, and a whole network of fake cover names in a thre

questions have been posted by yah hoo, msn latino and cnn latino. >> and other national news, the neweaffirmed to supporters that he is not running for last night he made a joke. >> stop asking me to be a leader of the pre-world. [laughter] >> it is such a burden. if you could please just stop. [laughter] >> what kind of crazy ego maniac would you have to be ? it is extraordinarily flattering, at the same token, that heartfelt message that you gave me is also not a reason for me to do it. the reason has to reside inside me. >> the republican governor did get serious during his speech as well as saying the nation's credibility abroad was being damaged by troubles at home. he accused president obama of dividing the country to win >> @ the 49ers are showing a model of a new stadium. bay area sports, the san francisco giants are trying to end iraq's season on a high note. check out this hit, all the way to the 421 signed. here he comes around third. he tripped on third base. and then, the play at the plate, the catcher loses the ball. and inside the park home run in the seventh inning. ba

huffington post and msn are there. mr.shing his jobs program assay -- saying it will be pushing jobs. he seems to be getting a lot of questions -- this is the president live here -- we're looking live, online at this latino forum posted by president obama at the white house. we'll have more details later. >>> breaking news. noel walker is on the scene of a serious traffic accident. this is just a few blocks away from this morning's fatal accident in east palo alto. noel joins us from the scene. good morning. >> reporter: it's not even a few blocks away. it's literally almost a block away. you can see behind me where all of the lights are. we know this is sadly a fatal accident involving a pedestrian, a child who is dead here at the scene. i can tell you, i was just down there closer to where those cars are parked. there are crosswalks in all four corners, and where all of the activity is right now is centered around those crosswalks. we know that there are three schools within this area. there's a seizer chavez, a -- a ces

. >> i was on msn mentioner and johnny popped on mine. i thought he must not have left on his vacation yet. it said johnny. his name and then in quotations beside his name it said i bought a one-way ticket to heaven and i'm never coming back. >> and later that same day debra got a call from a friend who told her that johnny altinger appeared to be missing. >> it's surreal, you know. you don't expect your friends to go missing. >> pretty soon altinger's friends got together unsure about what to do. before going to police, they decided to try to get into his condo to see if they could find a clue to what happened to the guy. to break in actually and everything looked fine. nothing out of place. no sign of any struggle. only things missing were his wallet, his keys, and his red mazda coupe so it looked as if he had gone out for a drive and could be back any minute. >> there was no answers to anything. he just vanished into thin air. >> except for those strange e-mails altinger supposedly said about falling in love and costa rica which said t

said yesterday when he participated in a roundtable responding to questions from readers of yahoo, msn latino -- when he talked about the deportation policy. >> actually what happened, if you look at the statistics, two -- two things happen. there was a much greater emphasis on criminals rather than non of criminals. there has been a huge shift in enforcement and it began as soon as i came into office. that change has taken place. secondly, the statistics are actually a little deceptive because what we have been doing is, with the stronger border enforcement, we have been apprehending folks at the border and sending them back. that is counted as a deportation, even though they may have only been held for a day or 48 hours and sent back. that is counted as a deportation. we have been much more effective on the borders but we have not been more aggressive when it comes to dealing, for example, with a dream act kids, that is not the case. host: are you still there? what is your reaction? caller: i agree in some pieces that perhaps more has been done all around the borders. i live in an ar

news or msn or cnn but for something that didn't exist six years ago that is independent and blowing past everybody else is exciting. that doesn't answer what is different from what i knew. does everybody know who walter cronkite was? i am not being facetious. he was the avuncular everybody's favorite hike smoking uncle who was the danger of the cbs evening news in a 60s and 70s. he was regarded by the american people in a poll as the most trusted man in america. he used to do the cbs evening news and end his broadcast by saying and that is the way it is. october 1st, 1968. this is walter cronkite. twenty-five million people or more would sit there and say that is the way it is. uncle walter told us that is the way it is. and the three network news broadcasts in those days had a combined audience of 75 or eighty million people. there was at that time and i am taking the late 60s at the apogee of this a hierarchal structure of journalism in media with network news broadcast at the top, the national newspapers the new york times and washington post and wall street journal, the news mag

. >> msn says -- >> was this her first book? is an extraordinary book. i am just curious how you evolved as an author. >> you know, my general approach to writing this book or to any kind of writing that i do have things to inform through my scientific work, which is i like to write books that answer questions. so if i had a question i would write about. in terms of writing this particular book, actually learned to write while he wrote this book. if you are a reader of this book, in fact you might sense that as the book progresses from the stage to stage, again if you're a careful reader, at least to me it's quite obvious i am learning to write as i am doing this. by the 400th page in a different writer than i am from the first page. i worked backwards and tried to clean up -- i tried to clean up what i had done before. but again, the marks of remains. i do realize in the writing itself evolves. so that is one feature of it. in terms of process, you know, i've spoken to others already as this has been written about. and it deeply and if it be a brighter