she has a new talk show on mtv and we'll see her.onight, special performance from aimee mann, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] it will be great. she's awesome. phenomenal. and don't forget, tomorrow night, the jonas brothers. oh. big deal. [ cheers and applause ] jonas brothers, come on. that's a big deal. everyone is coming to jonas brothers. serious stuff. jonas brothers. they're going to do a political song. >> steve: is the bonus jonas coming? >> jimmy: which one? >> steve: the bonus jonas. the younger brother? >> jimmy: bonus jonas might not be here. cliffhanger. i want people to tune in. >> steve: oh, right. you're right. >> jimmy: what's the bonus jonas' name again? >> steve: that escapes me because i'm 45. [ laughter ] >> steve: i knew it at one time when they hosted the show. i remember the bonus jonas' name. but i can't now. >> jimmy: frankie jonas? >> steve: i'm guessing it's marvin or dwayne. am i wrong? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i nailed it. i nailed. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: frankie. i was right the first time. be

it premiered last night on mtv at 10:00.? >> i mean, first of all, you've got the roots. you've got the roots. give them a round of applause. you got them playing -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to our show. thanks for coming o i appreciate that. we've got the greatest band ever. >> it's like that. when you came to do "the tonight show -- >> jimmy: yeah, you can call it "tonight." it's on tonight. [ laughter ] i mean, technically, it's on tonight. >> when you came to do "late night with jimmy fallon." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you thought i was "jimmy kimmel," didn't you? no, you know who i am. >> no, i know who you are. yeah, we go way back. you're in the club all the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. i'm always in the club dancing. my dancing is so lame. i apologize. >> we'll work it out, brother. we'll work it out. yeah, but you wanted to make sure that you had one of the dopest of the baddest bands in the land. that's the baddest band in the land. and so, you know, i wanted to give an opportunity for t

as a prankster on the hit mtv show. now clean, he has spent months compiling his story in a book. >> this book is the the only thing i ever accomplished in my whole life from beginning to end. the only thing. >>reporter: the "dream seller" is in book stores and hollywood plans to turn it into a movie. >> with the money i came on tv and all that's great, but the one thing i want most is for those who thought i was going to die with a needle in my arm to see me. now engaged, he is a survivor and is showing others the way. >>> (unintelligible). >>> a hot, hot-dog joint. the prison-themed food stop giving ex-cons a job. >>> rain showers will be mo ♪ (click) (opera singer sings) (click) (click) (click) excuse me? buitoni? (announcer) take an italian masterpiece home. new from buitoni, wild mushroom agnolotti. simple ingredients, artfully prepared. buitoni. the italian art of food. new, in the refrigerated section. >>> well, we had a warm-and-humid day today for side and a couple isolated showers out there. much quieter weath

. >> mtv, 1981. >> yes. >> entered by i think mark jack goodman or j.d. jackson. >> on this day 28 careers ago. >> yeah. the british pop group. >> t.j. knows. mr. jam. >> i didn't know -- i'm puzzled. >> a long time ago mtv used to show videos all the time. now you have "cribs". >> sneaking over to my friends house and making them turn on mtv to watch videos. nowadays there's barely videos on. >> i know. nor do we with emulate the way these guys dressed. and what a great look that was. >> you had those shades. >> still do. >> and that jacket. >> i do have the jacket. >> good times, man. >> the anniversary is coming up, how also are they going to commemorate and celebrate? with michael jackson's specials. it took a while for them to play his music abdomen videos. once they did, the rest is history. >> good partnership. >> reynolds, we're talking more weather. >> yeah. we're going with the mainly boom, boom, boom variety. it really did hammer parts of the northeast, especially massachusetts. sudd sudbury, look at this, power lines, trees down, even small fi

he was said to star in an mtv reality show, which he and families drug abusers helped to stage interventions. it couke ta weeks for autopsy results to provide the exact cause of death. >>> today was move in day for some 7400 george washington university students in downtown washington. freshman and returning students moved in to residence halls. university president, steven knapp and his wife were on hand to get the students settled. knapp says gw has plans in place for dealing with the h1n1 virus on campus. >> i think we are on top of it in terms of being able to advise community. we have plans in place for if students show symptoms of h1n1. we can respond quickly and so i think we are in as good of shape as you can be. everyone is waiting for this to unfold. >> president knapp says gw had an h1n1 task force in place since last spring, including resources. >>> the father of terri shivo died, whether his brain injured daughter should be kept alive. he died today after heart failure in st. petersburg, florida. he had fought to keep his daughter alive, but her husband won the battle to have he

this isn't the mtv bet generation. it's the my space, facebook, youtube picture phone generation.y deal with apparatus more than they deal with human beings. the more we move ahead, human beings are dealing less with each other face to face -- i don't care how old they are -- dealing with cell phones, running into each other in the maul and they're still on the phone. we better also put pressure on understanding how technology works. because -- like prince said, if you don't be on top of technology, it will be on top of you. >> when we return -- >> the hardest job of a black preacher is to preach the funeral of an irrelevant negro. people laying their dead, their families sitting there. you've got to introducing the all new chevy equinox. with an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon. and up to 600 miles between fill ups. it's the most fuel efficient crossover on the highway. better than honda cr-v, toyota rav4 and even the ford escape hybrid. the all new chevy equinox. female announcer: from jennifer, while supplies last, this luxurious microfiber sofa and chair, just $399. our most

last year's mtv music awards, british comedian russell brand ridiculed their pledge to save themselves >> it is a little bit ungrateful because they can literally have sex with any woman that they want. but they're not going to do it. they're like superman just deciding not to fly. >> but brand got his comeuppance. >> i have one thing to say about promise rings -- it's not bad to ar a promise ring because not everybody guy or girl wants to be a slut. so anyway -- >> certainly not "american idol" jordin sparks. she too wears a promise rin >> we all wear purity rings. it means we're going to be pure, not have sex until we're married. >> while that's fodder for parody on shows like "south park", chastity is becoming a trend. from miley cyrus to quarterback tim tebow, abstinence is in. >> there's a move in hollywood to appear as virginal as possible, because the longer you can hold on to that there's a mystique. >> in the '50's virginity was presumed to be the ru not the exception. remember the scene from "grease". ♪ legally wed >> in the '70's and '80's brooke shields made virginity her c

. >>> imagine performing sold-out shows around the country and appearing on mtv, while you're still inigh school. kristen got to meet four guys who are making it happen. >> the band is called cute is what we aim for. but there are times they wish they were called something else. ♪ >> the band name was just kind of something that was thrown together as like a joke or a side project thing. it wasn't supposed to really stick, and it did, and it haunts my every day. >> so what would you want to change it to? >> i just wanted to go with cute. but i got denied. ♪ >> your lives have been crazy the past few years. do you feel like you've missed out on anything? >> the social events. just like the graduations, the proms and stuff. >> so what do you do to kill time on the road? >> we do what any other band does, we're 21-year-old individuals with a lot of free time. >> call of duty 4, halo 3. >> no one plays halo. >> are you kidding? >> you and jose play halo. >> just because you two -- >> no one wants to play a cartoon. >> it's the worst game ever. we play call of duty 4. >> what do you mean "c

[laughter] it's the same thing mtv to television. mtv had a large effect in terms of people's attention span. reading changes as people go on line but i don't know it's necessarily a negative. writers have to adapt to it. there will always be people that read the kind of stuff we right but there will be other people reading much shorter -- it changes and there will be a generation of people that want it now and fast and see it in 140 characters. which is great because you only have to write 140 characters at the time. >> host: but you're not getting paid for it. >> guest: the payment part is -- who went into hiding to make money? >> host: you're right about that. but facebook, that is what the challenges, how are they going to monetize this? >> guest: the interesting thing as i was singing about mark zuckerberg turning down a million dollars he doesn't care about money and that's one of the things, you know, i should say a different way. he as a person isn't about making himself wealthy. there are few people out there who built massi

it's the same thing mtv did to television.mtv had a large effect on television in terms of people's attention span. i think reading does change as more people go on line but i don't know that it's necessarily a negative. writers have to adapt. writing changes and there will always be people who read the kind of stuff we were all white but there will be people reading much shorter -- it changes and there will be a generation of people who want it now and fast and want to see and 140 characters which is great because you only have to write 140 characters at the time. >> host: but you're not getting paid for it, which is actually an interesting -- >> guest: but who goes into writing to make the money? >> host: you're right about that. but facebook, that is one of the big challenges, how are they going to monetize this? >> guest: the interesting thing like i was saying about mark zuckerman turning down $1 million, he doesn't care about money. i should say that a different way. he has a person isn't about making himself wealthy whi

he was strangely in the works with mtv doing a reality show.as going to help young people overcome a dick. he was sober for is 11 years. let's listen to him talk about the show. eupb >> one of the first shots of the show i was research gina. where he buys. i went into the bodega and bought a crack pipe. my drug of choice. i wanted to show how easy it was. i want like this is not smart for me to hold this. >> crack was his drug of choice. again they say that may of been involved in the overdose over the westbound end. he was the house dj at the palms resort in las vegas. they put up a nice tribute to him. >> you mentioned ex-girlfriend not nicole rich aoefpl. >> no, a girlfriend not famous. >> that's very sad. chilling interview. >>> this is for nirvana fans. hrouf this ore hate this. he's now an a vatar. >> i hate it. >>asically the people from actvision got to get we are guitar hero ang d d aoing anth weyd ethro fntth man of nirvana as a playablable charac. thavey h tewowo songs. courtney love approved it. >> of course. >> courtney love gave t

s nbc may have as little bearing on the cyber future as howdy doody did on mtv. >> i was talking about msnbc as a web site. there i was sort of right. because of that was exactly true then. it was parallel television pensi. this unchanged at a bigger war speed because of the way electronics work today as opposed to tv in the analog world. >> i found a " in harvard magazine. -- found a quote in harvard magazine. you were at the harvard crimson. were you the editor? >> i was the editor of the editorial page. evan thomas, mike grimsley, they were with me. many people. it was an interesting crowd. jim glassman, the conservative columnist. >> who was in the bush administration? >> right. to go right before george w. bush runs for president, he buys a ranch, one that is really not a ranch to establish the image that he is a red state kicker rather than the scion of one of the most aristocratic family spir andlies. -- aristocratic families. mr. obama, any cultural manipulation cluck? >> i do not think he has reinvented who he is to the extent that keri tried to and bush did, but this is a mas

jenkins was a contestant on two mtv reality shows. according to "people" magazines, the company decided to pull both shows from the air. >>> this morning the world health organization is urging people to ramp up the preparations for swine flu. >>> plus, a follow-up to a story that we told you about yesterday. now the diner is fighting back. >>> the redskins play the defending champ tomorrow, and pittsburgh ising a key k >>> who won afghanistan's presidential election yesterday? it all depends on which candidate you ask. the current president says he is the winner, but his chief rival also claimed victory. millions of afghans cast their ballots despite threats from the taliban. and the low turnout could hurt the chance of re-election. the first official results are not expected until tomorrow at the earliest. >>> the world health organization is urging nations to speed um preparations for the swine flu because they say there will likely be an explosion of the flu soon. many people will be living in very close quarters on college campus

when mtv came out with the real world paul at that point said i want a reality show. and it took this long for somebody to actually say, yes, let's go do that because it was really -- you couldn't sell it to anybody. those things change over time and maybe they're changing now. there used to be a lot more -- one of the reasons they upped a lot of these laws and made things more difficult in terms of, you know, calling things terrorism is because there used to be a lot more investigative journalism where people would go undercover or go in the slaughterhouse and do the whole sinclair lewis thing and get images from places. you know, we're not seeing that much of it right now. the whole thing kind of went a little bit out of favor. i don't know. maybe budget. [inaudible] >> it's still happening. when there's -- it still happens but i have the impression that there was more of it at a certain point. now there's not as much of it but maybe something like a whale wars creates space for other things. you know that every producer in town is now saying, whale wars worked. wha

another reality show drama last night on mtv. the seasons finale of "paris hilton's my new bff".bout her search for a new best friend to replace the last best friend she chose last season. it was a little bit of a shocker. paris had it narrowed down to two women, stephanie and that niece ya, who were contestants who had been eliminated and it culminated with this television moment. >> i'm really sorry, i think i made a big mistake. stephen? >> yeah? >> i change my mind. >> are you serious? >> i want you to be my new bff. >> are you kidding me? you're my new best friend. >> are you serious? i love you. >> i love you. >> well, that's does -- you can't do that. you can't pick someone from the elimination. then what's the point of even watching? you can't tamper with the integrity of reality tv. as for paris it is not like her to be fickle. i mean, really, wtf. [ laughter ] sorry, i'm trying to learn some new lingo. this week's page has a two-level house that paris hilton had built for her dogs. for real. she's got a bunch of chihuahuas and now they have a house with central air cond

she will be joining us, we met daisy almost quarter sentry on mtv. >> has it been that long?aisy is a nice person and the wii and p ilates are made for each other and there's a benefit to this. you can do pilates in your own home with daisy and a -- she's going to about it. coming up, traffic control and we have first warning weather. stay with us. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. . >> now, weather complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >>> 15 the till the hour, 87% humidity, the barometer is 29.92. ocean city 78. 64 oakland, 70 cumberland, and elkin. river and dc at 74. 75 -- 72 columbia, p 70 win minister. the shower activity is beginning to abait not necessary end. that will take two or three hours but steady rain will be out and then

staytv.org, and even mtv. and there is also information about std tests, some of which you can take at home. if your teen is explong these sex ed sites, parents are encouraged to make sure the site ends with dot org or edu. >>> the number of facebook numbers who are 55 and older grew 25% in the last month alone. researchers believe more and more older people are wanting to keep up with their friends and families via the internet. a more social networking sight may be appealing to an aging population. >>> and some of the business stories making headlines this morning, and we have courtney reagan joining us live from cnbc. >>> stocks are lower as they have bench of the morning. wall street was really trying to continue the winning ways dooring this week. the markets closed at new heights for the year on friday after the government j aport, and the unemployment rate fell. we are still working on the good news. overseas markets used some of it to post gains. asia was higher overnight. and europe is a bit lower unf

he had a history of drug abuse and had been part of a mtv show called gone too far that aimed to warnple about drug abuse. >> we were showing pictures of the plane crash. >> well, i will tell you what we had a battle of two horror flicks this weekend. usually they don't get released at the same time but here we go. the final destination, put up your dukes against halloween ii. final destination was the winner at number one. this is the latest installment in the franchise about people stalked by death after premonition saves them from their destined demise million number three but final destination took over the top spot from world war ii saga. haven't seen any of them. we will have to find out from traffic kris what he thought. >> i'm still trying to see julie and julia. >> i'm going to wait on netflix for that. >> we will watch from the big screen to the smaller screen. daytime emmys, first time in 22 years. there you go. they take away the bold and beautiful. and then raking in a nice trophy, christian he buff scored a trophy for young and restless for leading actor. and also a nice

] >>> our next guest is the proud hold over three x games medals, three dew cup championships, one mtvs. here he is in action for axe body spray. >> ready? >> this weekend you can see him put his title and physical well-being on the line at x-games xv here in l.a. please welcome skateboard champ and emergency room regular, ryan sheckler. [ cheers and applause ] what's happening? did you skateboard here tonight? >> you know what, we got off the freeway today and there was so much traffic that i had to skate all the way to the roosevelt. i can't be in the l.a. traffic. >> it can be used for transportation. is that true? >> yeah, it was crazy. i got mobbed on the -- it was crazy. i had to get out fast. >> wow. how old were you when you started? how old are you now? >> 19. >> you started at what -- really -- at what age? >> i started at 18 months, but i don't remember that. >> your parents put a baby on the state board? >> it was either that or i was climbing on the roof. i liked anything dangerous. i still do today. >> maybe it didn't save your life. maybe it postponed the inevitable. mad

. >> reporter: mtv networks uses the insight to maximize the time consumers spend watching video and ads. >> if we find a segment that is doing particularly well, we will make sure that it is featured on the homepage and that will be increasing the am of video that's consumed which absolutely has a tie-in to the amount of revenue generated. >> reporter: omniture's next frontier social. newest software minds comments and complaints on facebook and twitter and turn the inint orputeto crapo gold.ra julia ti brsoon, cnbcrs business wsne >>> speaking of illd w,l michael vick bring in the bucks for the philadelphia eagles? second chance or a huge mistake? coming up on "nightly news with brian williams" at 7:00. >>> still ahead on "news4 at 4:00," she became famous after being fired by donald trump. remember, the notorious osara. >>> welcome back to "news4 at 4:00." meteorologist chuck bell on the front lawn with corey alexander, executive chef at rock creek restaurant. two fine locations. we will get the details in a second. we are making a poku fish. i was stumped. that's the $64,000 ques

. >> reporter: mtv networks uses omniture's insight to maximize the time consumers spend watching videosf we wind a segment that's doing particularly well, we'll make sure that it's featured on the home page, and that will be increasing the amount of video that's consumed, which absolutely has a tie-in to the amount of revenue generated. >> reporter: only anyture's next frontier is social. its newest software might find complaints on facebook helping turn all that customer input into corporate gold. that's today's "tech effect." i'm julia boorstin, cnbc business news.s. >> and we will be back in just an instant with a final check of a secret stock. we need to send an expert. a walking, talking... know-it-all... expert. a guru. how about wu? wu will do. where to? first stop... peru. vincent wu to katmandu. what's next? timbuktu. area code 212. so, timbuktu, katmandu, peru, and 212. all by half past 2:00. not a problem. [ female announcer ] need an expert? push a button. that's the human network effect. learn more at cisco.com/newways. phew! tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 if i'm breathing, i'm think

. >> of mtv.ain, tough time in this business, in tv but she is a very creative woman. >> stacy snider. >> she has dreamworks which releases some of our most favorite animated movies. >> ann moore, "time," inc. "people" magazine. need i say more? anne sweeney at disney, she oversees abc network, oversees the disney channel. this is one really positive story. all of her properties are doing very well. >> talk about washington. traditionally that's been the place that you really need to -- we talked a little bit about secretary of state and also michelle obama. but what about in other elected offices? in elected offices? >> this is a particularly exciting story i think this year. we're seeing women in unprecedented roles at the top of our government. traditionally male-dominated areas. mary shapiro is the head of the s.e.c., coming in right at the crux of a very difficult time, the financial industry. janet napolitano overseeing homeland security. trying to get in there and fix our border. we've got

it was the siren song of a brand-new channel a little thing called mtv.k had the daring philosophy. it would broadcast something most people had never seen before, something called music videos. the first music video could have sunday clear message. i'm feeling sentimental. video killed the radio star by the pupils. in the years that

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mtv did have a large effect on television in terms of people's attention demand. i think that reading does change as more and more people go online. i don't know that it is necessarily negative. writing changes. there will always be people who read the kind of stuff that we right, but there will be other people reading much shorter -- you know, it changes. there will be a whole generation of people who want it now and what it fast. which is great. you only have to write 140 characters that time. >> you're not getting paid for it. >> the payment part. >> interesting. writing to make money. >> that's right. you're right about that. but facebook, that is one of their big challenges. >> the interesting thing about the story. like i was saying. he doesn't care about money. that is one of the things. you know, i should say it a different way. he, as a person, is not about making himself wealthy. there are very few people who build these mass companies. he has no interest in building facebook to sell it. and more power. i think he is less concerned about how much money t

>> "the state" was our tv show on mtv. >> jimmy: yeah, and before that -- i think we have -- [ laughtermean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, come on. so you -- we actually have a clip of your guys when you were 18 and 17. this is from college? >> this was our freshman year of college. we made a comedy video together called "the chip and eddie show." and i think we have a clip of it. >> jimmy: yeah, let's look at it. >> we were 17, 18 years old. >> now we're going to do a little magic trick before our last safety tip. at the count of abracadabra, i'm going to make eddie disappear. ready? one, two, abracadabra, disappear eddie. where'd eddie go? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: where'd eddie go? did the disappearing eddie character ever come back? >> no, that was the last time we ever saw eddie. >> jimmy: i think i saw a little bit hiding behind the chair. but i don't know. maybe it was just trickery. >> that was when the cameras were like, you know, this big. >> jimmy: really? gigantic camera. >> gigantic. >> jimmy: like school cameras? is that what you used? >> we had video ca

especially the work at the end of the obama campaign, ted kennedy took on a tony bennett role of the mtveneration, all of a sudden, he was hip again. i remember traveling with senator kennedy about two months before his diagnosis in new mexico and l.a. doing some events for obama and i was struck by how young the crowds were. and part of it is obviously the obama appeal but the other thing was he was really sort of looked to as not so much an icon bus that sort of implies, you know, almost i recall advance, but someone who was cool, someone who had had given their man, barack obama, an impri achmatuo and he got a kick out of it too. >> thank you, gentlemen, we will look for more from you the days we are on. >>> senator kennedy holds a special spot in the history of "meet the press" for sure, the guest whose appearances on the program covered the longest span of time. kennedy first appeared on the program on march 11, 1962 at the age of 30. he last appeared on the program january 21, 2007, at the age of 74. up on our website now, mtp.msnbc.com, you can watch a special conversation between

>> reverend run's show on mtv is a fantastic depiction of a family that solves their problems talkingbuffoons, they're not ozbournes making themselves look silly. that's an excellent sort of neil cosby sort of show. you know, everybody's dignified. they have problems, like a real family, fight, but do it in a smart way. >> that does it for me this hour. want to thank everyone who joined us on the show, editor in chief of essen"essence" magazin. dr. nancy snyderman picks up our coverage from here. nancy, haven't seen you in so long. what's coming up? >> i missed you too. we're going to talk about some of the things you talked about, including the michael jackson case, and how this new ruling with regard to his death being a homicide may change the investigation. of course, swine flu still in the headlines. how schools are getting ready for the worst. and something that, frankly, a lot of women still talk about. cankels, that funny area between your legs and your carves. (announcer) we will not be quiet when we're in a sandwich you'll know it we are our own mixed up blend of one of a ki

stars alongside his wife, justine, and his six children in the sixth season of "run's house on" on mtveds a friend. >> he's sad because you won't be his friend. he doesn't need another friend. >> a friend of his own species. >> reverend run and his wife, justine simmons are the author of the new book "take back your family," how to raise respectful and loving kids in a dysfunctional world. that's a lot of work. >> you've got to take them back. i believe something is taking your family from you. look at the divorce rate, no one's eating together anymore. i said, let me make a bold statement. i said, take back your family. you've got to be proactive instead of reactive. >> justine, what do you think is the most important thing for doing that. you haven't done that with one or two kids, you've done it with six kids. >> communication, that helps. we're constantly in their life, trying to find out what they're doing, what they want to do, and helping them along. and rusty said to me, oh, before i leave and go on my own, well, i know what i want to do. and i was like, don't worry, because we

even britney spears waited to sort of do a little stripper routine until she was 19 on the mtv video music awards. now, what's interesting, i just checked twitter a little bit before we went on air and miley compliment. compliment given last night's performance. >> not at all. and russell, i'll stay with you on that one, that's shocking right there, she wants to be the next to pull her life together and all that. but her life was a train wreck. is that what miley cyrus, that's where she's heading? russell, i'll start with you on that. >> well, let's also -- >> let's hope not. >> of course britney spears is a huge success and a big recording star, but of course we all know about the personal issues. let's hope miley cyrus isn't going down that road. remember, though, last year we had the "vanity fair" pictures. >> yeah. >> there's been a lot of stuff leaking out over time. and we have to see -- when i first heard about this, i thought, okay, let's try to defend this, maybe it's a little bit innocent. but the truth is until she was doing a psa for the fire department there wasn't much

i've seen mtv where they have entire specials -- >> what a truly bizarre, bizarre doll.t makes me think a man thought of that. i cannot see any woman thinking that would be a good idea. >> yes. >> okay. so in china they did a sort of interesting poll. they took about 3,400 people and basically asked them what professions do you trust the most? they gave them a list. it turns out in china they trust the prostitutes more than they trust politicians and scientists. hard to believe. >> willis agrees. >> the survey was published and they found about 8% of people said sex workers are more trustworthy, placing them right behind farmers and religious workers. >> maybe elliott spitzer should go there. he might do all right. >> bizarre. >> hey, is that a cocatu in your bag? that's probably what security was saying. you feign interest. >> it's very good anchor humor. >> this is from the daily mail. somebody went into the pet store and grabbed a 19 week old worth a lot of money and they stuffed it in the bag and took off with it. bird theft is apparently a big deal. >> i have heard

child into young to be an adult and can't really be engaged in life and so you're supposed to watch mtv and hang out with people your own age is dangerous. i think we need some very fundamental rethinking about how america works. host: does our political system, that sort of change? >> guest: i think it is capable of it. we have had a huge waves of change. this is part of what i found american solutions and why i have written real change for january because i believe it is possible to launch a wave of change that isnormous. the founding fathers did it in the revolutionary war and then came back and did it as a federalist run in the constitution than the jeffersonian replaced the thrusts and the jacksonian erupted against the establishment and in the lincoln republicans insisted on freedom and national unity and then the progress of took over both parties and dominated both in bringing in a modern government. then the new deal democrats and fdr and finally reagan in the coract with america republicans. you've had eight waves of change, you can't get that changed inside the campaign syste

mtv had a large effect in terms of attention span. i think reading does change as more people go on line but it's not necessarily negative. the writers have to adapt. writing changes and there will always be people who read the kind of stuff we right but there will be others reading a bunch shorter, you know, it changes and there will be a generation of people who want it now and fast and want to see it and 140 characters. >> host: ret. >> guest: which is great because you only have to write 140 characters at a time. the payment toward is a problem. >> host: which is interesting -- >> guest: who is in writing for the money? >> host: right. facebook, how are they going to monetize? >> guest: the interesting thing of the story is like i was singing about mark zuckerberg turning down $1 million. he doesn't care about money and that's one of the things -- he isn't about making himself wealthy which i respect and there are few people out there who will build these massive companies and are just trying to sell. he has built an facebook to s

the 36-year-old had openly talked about past drug addiction, and mtv was set to debut his reality show>> let me ask you, what is the biggest obstacle that you faced or overcome on your road to self-confidence? it's a topic that i cover for you in my new book called "morning sunshine: how to radiate confidence and feel it, too." so e-mail your answer by going to cnn.com/robin. we have a contact us button. or send an i-report so i can see you. every day we'll choose the best answer from that day and send the winner an autographed copy of the book. the book is in bookstores starting september 10th, but some people who reordered theirs say they already got it. one grand prize winner will get a trip to atlanta so we can meet you. good luck. >>> so, what's supposed to be a lifeline for troubled homeowners may be bogged down. president obama unveiled the making home affordable program in march. it's to help rescue millions of people struggling with their mortgages. but our sister network cnn investigation found massive complaints about this. money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for

he beat out a slew of other celebrity kids on mtv's "rock the cradle" but his real win, his first solo to perform the title, crosby loggins. ♪ i'm jumping hard ♪ 3:00 a.m. i'm over you ♪ lying on the burning bed think too much it hurts my head ♪ ♪ shining through ♪ if i could only have a chance to prove i could love you for who you are ♪ ♪ do you do you need something to get for nothing ♪ ♪ i made you wait long enough so come on it's time to move ♪ ♪ i've had time enough to know change my mind i can show you i'll be true ♪ ♪ i'm not about to give up yet if there's a chance i won't quit ♪ ♪ i'll do what it takes to get through ♪ ♪ i left you only ♪ if i could only have a chance to prove that i could love you for who you are ♪ ♪ but do you feel you're giving somethin but getting nothing ♪ ♪ i made you wait long enough so now come on it's time to move ♪ ♪ it's time to move ♪ ♪ a different light is pouring in now ♪ ♪ i can see i'll never be the way i was when i found you ♪ ♪ i left you lonely if i could only have a chance to prove ♪ ♪ i could love you for who you are ♪ ♪ but do you feel yo

. >> and this mtv. >> and this?a few of them even recognized some very adult brands. >> who knew this was gucci? you know this? how can you see that? >> the "g." >> oh, the "g." okay. >> who knew this one? >> tiffany. >> is this expensive or cheap? >> expensive. >> it is? >> and with no logo or written words, just a scantly clad model, these kids know exactly what brand this is. >> abercrombie and fitch. >> that's her logo. no name. >> when you walk in, they have that picture. >> next the kids were allowed to choose any item they want from this table. some of the items are from high-end designers or popular department stores. but a few of the items are generic from street vendors. >> i chose abercrombie jeans. i've never actually owned a pair. >> why this one? >> i thought the belt was really cool. >> do you like this? >> i've never heard of it. but i like it. >> do you know this brand? >> chanel. >> why did you choose that? >> i thought we were going to keep them so i thought i would get something that was really e

. >> this was worn in 1995 on the mtv music awards.hat's great about this, it's got his name on the inside. so what's really great about this is it comes with a letter signed, lisa marie presley jackson. >> and the authenticity of that. >> tells where the hat was born by michael. >> give me an idea on this one. >> $6,000 to $8,000 the next two outfits were worn at the apollo theater. this was in 2002, we estimate it $1,000 to $2,000. this was michael's last performance -- >> in the united states? okay. and this one was also -- this was when he sang dangerous? >> yes, at the apollo theater. $3,000 to $5,000. very conservative estimates. >> now let's come over here. >> the jacket -- >> from the bad world tour? >> 1987 to 1989, michael's first solo tour. designed and created, and we're going to turn the jacket around here. >> this is a little unusual. he signed the back of the jacket. he wrote 1998. >> with triple zero. we don't know for sure what that meant. >> because the tour was in the late 1980s. >> exactly. and donated to charity. s

they can be watching video online and mtv.com and mtv on the television. this is not finalized yet. >> hold on. wait. if you are going to measure the media part as in watching cable, why is that not a direct challenge to nielsen? >> that's a good question. >> what are would be "the challenge"? >> i have spoken to companies that are involved and said to me repeatedly, we are not trying to do what nielsen is doing and this will be added. you have a good point that the television portion of what they would be measuring would be in direct conflict. >> the parallel is when google started up. we are not a competitor of microsoft, but a search engineer. look at them now. this effort will fail. i predict that nielsen will find a way to crush this. >> let's not forget, be careful what you wish for. they assume they will find bigger audiences with the program. >> good point. >> what if they don't? cable is trying to measure your purchases which is another layer of controversy. >> remember doing the tivo thing with janet jackson during the super bowl and they said we