. >> let's talk about mtv.sion series whose fundamental principle was to celebrate bands who say difficult things in environments where there might be repercussions. and as i understand it, your band was chosen for one of seven episodes. >> correct. >> and in fact, one of your songs was used as the title track for the series. b5 producer and essentially it says because of political pressure the russia episode has been removed from the rebel music series. >> according to the producer, mtv russia pushed back on the content, she presumes because of the negative impact it would have on them and their ability to do business on a day-to-day basis in russia. mtv's official reason for removing louna from the series is that they simply did not have enough time to air all the stories they filmed. >> this was a documentary series about musicians standing up and risking their lives in some cases to stand up against government abuse of power, government corruption, and yet, a foreign government was able to editorially contr

. >> i have some questions for david axelrod and the former mtv star the libertarian known as kennedy. >> i have been a misfit and that is where i have been more comfortable. it would not be authentic or right to adopt a convenient set of beliefs from either side. >> i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> there is more journalists than ever before at the conservative gathering at maryland national harbor and i asked reporters how it became such a media mecca. >> the presence of all the media people and the cameras and blogers and writers and columnists manage any file the importance? >> the irony is when you have a lot of cameras and reporters it magnifies the impact, but, at the same time they spend a lost time attacking. >> is it a bill political story or in the media bubble? >> within the media bubble and the base. that is a fair statement. >> when you have a lost activists you get a lot of bloggers and reporters and a lost cameras which attracts more blogers and activists and everyone else. >> the media have to show up? >> we want to hear what they say and be able to talk

we haven't met that scenario yet where he tells me to go for the kill early. >> you worked at mtv.rience helps you you at fox news? >> i think all of my experiences have certainly helped. mtv was great because i learned a lot about being a spontaneous performer and reacting to situations quickly. and it's obviously very different when pop culture is reacting. in breaking new, you have to go into the same part of your brain where you're able to be in the moment and actively listen so you can respond. >> your show is built around debating your libertarian views and to boil it down want to kind of keep government out of our lives or less intrusive in our lives. >> i actually like to put it in a more positive acceptssense. i love freedom. i'm opt in mystic that we can pursue our individual freedoms in a way that benefits everybody.in mystic that we can pursue our individual freedoms in a way that benefits everybody. and we can and we can party when we choose. >> are you pro-choice, pro gay marriage? >> >> i am pro gay marriage and ooifi'm a pro-life a pro-life libertarian. babies and b

this harkens back the day of music discovery like mtv videos.racks are constantly changing that goes to your smart phone so you can see what is new and different. it is now being converted for about a buck a week. we'll roll it out from there. >> thank you so much for joining us. we could speak for so much longer. great to see all the developments you're making with all of your brands mobile, tablet. it seems to be the place to get your content. all about these tv brands getting into mobile and showing that we can consume whoever we are on the move. that was of course the c.e.o. and president of viacom international network. back to you in the studio. >> thank you caroline hyde. we'll be back at the mobile world congress a little bit later on. >> we'll be joined by the orange c.e.o. for an exclusive interview at 10e a.m. u.k. time. stay with us for that interview coming up right here on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back. time now for a check of bloomberg's top stories. >> japan, abe has become the latest with allegations of financial impro pryity.

they come from the department of justice of the united states and varius think takes. >> and mtv. i wanted to touch on before going to questions from the audience is the point you make in the book the connection between dog whistle politics. >> i think we are comfortable with politics being organized around race. no democratic president has won the majority of the white vote since 1964. or the republican party today draws 94% of its support from whites. and 98% of their elected officials are white and that is a level of segregation you would not expect to see in a golf club. that is one of the two major parties. somethings re -- something is wrong. government refuses to control them. people vote in a way that cut taxes for the very rich and has control over the corporations. and that is the politics we have been living a. couple quick points. this is not just the republicans. they democrats adopted the same tactics. the democrats looked around and said the poison politics works. if we can't beat them let's join them. that helped shift to politics to the right. most of the whites b

. ♪ i want my mtv.iz: and 30 years ago, 30 years ago -- yes, that's right, dire straits sang about wanting their mtv. they probably never imagined it could be streamed through thin air by a company named after a fruit that already saturates most of our daily lives. today we learned apple is planning its own web tv service this fall that will be smaller in size and cost a lot less than traditional cable tv offerings. shares of apple on the move to the upside by 1.75% on that move. it's the last hour of trade, so much to tell you. let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: braching news -- breaking news, we are just under 24 hours away from what could be total armageddon or sunshine and rainbows for the market. actually, it's fed chief janet yellen's press conference. we're overdramatic eyeing because the markets are. way worse than expected housing numbers, dropping 17%. is that, is that number what may sway the fed's decision to drop the word "patience" or not drop it when it comes to raising interest rates?

. >> we won the mtv video award for "love shack."ng solo with a song guitars and microphones. >> picture of your mother hanging on the wall. >> born in 1948, pearson group up in new jersey. >> see a resemblance. >> what do you think when you look at that picture of a little girl in pigtails. >> i feel the same. i look the same. >> music was part ever her life. her father played in a big band. >> i used to sit on my dad's lap and play. he would play the cords and i would strum. pretty much since i was two... she's spunky eclectic and seriously. in high school during the civil rights era, pearson's first music group was a protest band. >> we were the sun down-nuts, and i work a song "coly lee wilkins is free", and she shot a civil rights worker activist. >> reporter: after graduating from college she hitch hicked around europe, and ended up in georgia. after a name of cocktails and chinese food she and four friend formed the it b-52s, and threw a house party in 1957. >> what was that like? >> it was amazing. the house shook. our friend

relationships start from mtv. boyfriend yells at me i say stay in the car like the little bitch you are. >> i have been to japan. you want to go somewhere fun go to japan just understand it is very different because they have like a lot of japanese people there. i thought they all lived here in west l.a. you go there and you can have fun. i can be you in japan. they ain't going to know. i live in japan i was charles barkley for three weeks. >>> you guys are a good crowd. i live in texas and i made fun of nascar and that was a big mistake because this guy tried to run me over with his house. there i was in africa for the military. there were poisonous snakes and sergeant was like they are as afraid of you as you are of them. they made a movie about them on a plane. >> we'll be right back with when you set out to find new roads you build the chevrolet malibu ranked highest in initial quality and long-term dependability by jd power. ♪ chevrolet, the most awarded car company over the last year. get this epa estimated

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no big deal, but then, the following day, madonna practice mereed her actual music video, on the mtv. to me ♪ like a prayer i'll take there ♪ it's likyou are a mystery ♪ kennedy: just like a dream ♪ okay. it is less about carbonateed soft drinks and has more to do with cross burnings about witnesses a white girl by white is up resupremacist, and -- pept boycotted, the company canceled that commercial because of the video, now 26 years later people are freaking out about comedy. remember the go daddy commercial, look how offense they've is compared to madonna. >> look it's buddy. >> i am so glad you made it home, i just sold you on this web site i built with go daddy, ship him out. >> that is so horrible, someone selling a puppy, that happens in life all of the time, has america become more up tight than we were in 89. lighten up, have some bushon in bourbon in your pepsi, maybe you should roll with the punches a little bit, because have you a right to bear arms, and a right to assembly, but you dean have the right to not be a fended. all right -- you don't have the right to not be off

and now here's another figure from the mtv survey. 60% of whites -- of these white youth believe that racism against whites is just as bad as racism against blacks. and these are connected. so the racial etiquette that has actually been pushed by conservatives for the last 40-50 years, is never talk about race. if you talk about race, if you say the word black or say the word racism you say it outloud, you're the racist. you're playing the race card. you're trying to take advantage of stoking racial -- you're the real racist. so all of white house actually want to talk about race, we're silenced, we're accused of being the real racist while at the same time this coded drum beat about illegal aliens-about gang bangers, inner city poverty, welfare cheats and welfare queens, that's constantly permeate our society. so we're constantly engaged in racial inwindow but -- innuendo but we can't talk about race and it's this combination halt has led so many people to internalize the idea that isn't sort of structural discrimination against minorities. they're trapped in the inner cities, they'r

. >> back on mtv. kennedy: beach house 1993. you can prove your coolness here. jay thomas show on sirius xm, that's pretty fantastic. so the president is thinking of spending hundreds of billions of dollars of potentially mass transit products. bernie sanders came on the show and said that he wants to jack up the taxes so that he can pay over a trillion dollars in various infrastructure and mass transit products and it is too expensive and it's impossible to pay for and it's unconstitutional. so how could this possibly be a good idea? >> well, i'm going to tell you that i could say you're crazy, but i don't know you well enough. the people that claim that the president is trying to raise taxes for infrastructure, they are crazy. what he's talking about doing is changing a loophole right now and here is the reality. companies that have foreign income right now would pay 35% tax rate to bring it back in. they park it overseas. bipartisan suggestions and proposals have been to lower that amount in order to bring it back to the united states and the president has pr

on their devices, would be the available universe for apple and their products whether they stream mtvo their ipads whether phones. michael: that is exactly right. a lot of people will be willing to take this sort of service and other services. it will be harder and harder for the msl's to use just a few channels as a way to keep people plugged into the traditional service or this will not happen overnight. it will happen in little drips every day. cory: does this mean sports in some way, rather than being the great uniter of society and in need of technology in television, that it actually is something of a divider? we will have a time not too long from now on one side, court cutters will have one kind of program and people who want to live programming will not have cut the cord because they want to watch sports? michael: it looks like it will be a financial divider. rude honor teams, but i am not sure. i think we know not everyone wants to pay for that. cory: what are the biggest pieces of content decides espn that apple does not have yet? michael: you said at the beginning that nbc

and has mtv run out of ideas? we go on the set of ginger bread cribs to find out.e vice president have anything to say with gavin mcginnis? >> put it this way, are you immoral unethical and dead wrong on a, b c and d. >> it is not a hyperbole. it is a fact. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, everyone. i am gavin mcginnis. let's welcome our guests.

and has mtv run out of ideas? we go on the set of ginger bread cribs to find out. and does the vice president have anything to say with gavin mcginnis? >> put it this way, are you immoral unethical and dead wrong on a, b c and d. >> it is not a hyperbole. it is a fact. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, everyone. i am gavin mcginnis. let's welcome our guests. she is hotter than the global warming planet. i am here with anna bell gerwich. her latest book is "i see you made an effort. survival stories from the 50s." and she is hotter than a hot totty and twice as sweet, joanne nosuchunsky. he wrote a story about the best con man ever. it is novelist walter kern. it is available in paperback march 30th. and sitting next to me, the mac daddy from cincinnati. he was a disk jockey in high school before being replaced by music algorithm. america's newsroom co anchor 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox newschannel. >> thank you, gavin. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> the world is ending next tuesday or in a billion years. when it happens republi

if anyone works at they corporation whether it is mtv or chipotle as a manager they all know they have their company phone. they know that every e-mail they send that says it at the end is public as far as the private company goes. everyone gets their e-mails are going to be seen. she didn't casually get a private account. she knew she was doing something wrong and she didn't care. because the only people who vote for her are basically women who are voting for her because she is a woman and people enjoy the fact that she wants a welfare state and they want a handout they don't care. she can murder somebody. >> again jie. and you can argue that even if you have the government e-mail you can still use your private e-mail for a lot of these things. that's what her spokesperson said. colin powell said the same thing. he add private e-mail and a private lap p to. >> it doesn't make it okay. >> it makes it okay, but she is a lady of a certain age. it will be hard to flip for the accounts. >> hire a nerd. >> if you can't figure out how to flip between two e-mail accounts you have to business

the next one starts with an old mtv cartoon character.plus a twinkie. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it equals a minion. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: new math. >> jimmy: look, elijah wood. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: this is a tricky one. divided by mariah carey. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: equals carrie underwood. you see what i'm saying? >> steve: oh, i see. >> jimmy: i mean, i'm just trying to make it -- it makes math fun again. >> steve: you're making it popular mathematics. >> jimmy: if you take gargamel, the villain from "the smurfs." >> steve: sure, everybody takes him. >> jimmy: add a megaphone. >> steve: got it. >> jimmy: it equals dick vitale. >> steve: there you go! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, baby! ptp, baby! ptp! this one's kind of complicated. you've got al gore, plus gonzaga, plus ebola. equals gorgonzola. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: that was a three parter. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: that was a three parter. >> jimmy: and finally, if you take tony the tiger plus weed, it equals chester cheetah. and there you go. that'

mtv came in, lil wayne show and so forth and it got really, really raunchy. our property values have diminished in the county. wait times in emergency rooms have gone up. we fear we cannot get an ambulance because they are out hauling drunks or people who have been stabbed. >> the mayor wouldn't come on the program this year. i watched the mayor and she she kept referencing how much it noent the city in terms of jobs created, et cetera. you are saying there is a way to have a spring break and control -- >> absolutely. testen, pensacola beach has spring break, decent kids coming in. we have a lot of decent kids. it is these 100 milers coming in and trash coming in. we have trash entertainment. >> which draws it in. >> exactly. >> you are former miss america and you have ban great role model to girls. here's what scares me. they are buying drugs from predators, 100, 1,000 milers. they come in for the distinct purpose of selling drugs to these kids and taking advantage of them. the kids don't know what they are on and they lose consciousness and downhill from th

of mtv's "real world" and other reality shows. what was he doing here? >> i'm interested in buying a few of those rentals on the lower end and finding me a fixer upper to live in, and just making my little castle, you know, my little piece of paradise. >> reporter: there were fixed-up fixer uppers on the bus tour, two former foreclosures already being flipped. this one's now on the market for $279,000. this one for $399,000, higher prices that demand higher rents to justify as investments. but, says foreclosure expert daren blomquist, the renters are plentiful. >> these are displaced homeowners who still often need a place to live, but they can't qualify to buy, and so for now they are renters. >> people like myself that are still trying to get their credit back in shape. >> reporter: we met laura negron in 2010, translating for marc joseph in a cash-for-keys transaction, a sort of voluntary eviction. >> it's kind of intimidating and scary that someone just would offer you $1,500 to get out of your house. it hits home. >> reporter: it hit home because ne

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like when che guevera t-shirts and medallions felt a little much after jay-z styled on us in the 2001 mtv unplugged. everybody has these things, and there is a high degree of commercialism associated, but is there any they're there? as an aside, it should be noted that i never thought the leather or wooden africa medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see marshawn lynch donned a few in his forced media appearances before the super bowl just over a week ago. that was awesome. did you watch any of that? it really is dope. so go seahawks. that is for my seven-year-old son. he is a tremendous seahawks fan. i told him i was coming to the new england area. he said, if easy tom brady, say hello but tell them i was rooting for the seahawks. >> marshawn lynch i think he is , not incidentally put in here. we we will get into the theater of disobedience a little later when we talk about public narratives. my characterization of social media and its relationship to calls for social justice, the -- included my distance from black lives matter. the black lives matter movement that em

campaign and you have to have enough to reload so you are not just standing around saying we won the war mtv see what i mean so that's kind of the baseline sir. >> jennifer -- general dunford. >> we have adequate mission for today. we have taken ammunition as we have doubled above it -- budget challenges. they read three major areas we had shortfalls are antitank weapon systems. the other is the artillery system for artillery and a large number of smaller areas and ammunition to those are the main areas and it's been a decision we made as we tried to balance risk. for the marine corps as i mentioned in my opening statement we will always ensure that our units that are forward-deployed have the wherewithal to accomplish the mission. so what we end up doing is taking risk against a major contingency and that's exactly what we have done in the case of ammunition. >> thank you. secretary mabus you pointed out in the program or process the complications and the added cost that come with that. are there programs that would benefit from cost reduction initiatives such as multiyear procurement or bl

want to buy treasuries and in europe, i see a negative yield but they are buying $1.2 trillion worth mtv go there. here, if you're going to raise interest rate in june or september -- scarlet: or maybe not. matt: i think the fed hinted pretty strongly at that. scarlet: how long before they raise interest rates again if they do raise interest rate. it may be one and does. i know you hate those phrases. matt: i love one and done. olivia: the european stoxx 600 up 18%, the dax is up. scarlet: when you translated to u.s. dollars, the gains shrink. olivia: the exchange rate is not so -- scarlet: a lot of people have been taking money out of u.s. equity markets. if you look at valuations, in the s&p 500 right now, 18.5 versus the historical average of 16.9. they are at five year highs combined with the fact that earnings are set to shrink and companies may not have as much firepower to buy back their shares and artificially boost earnings-per-share, gets people reason for concern. matt: always good to get back to the basis on bloomberg television. -- back to the basics. olivia: we are going to

these mtv-like words like raw and uncensored, there was nobody doing news the way people he -- the way people actually talk about news and the way that you swing to your cubicle mate at the office and you say, did you hear about such and such a news story and you talk it through in a way that involves a rumor and gossip and is not necessarily concerned with the specifics and being able to pin down individual facts, just presenting it to one another and sifting through it yourselves and trusting yourselves to do it. tom: how about at buzzfeed? it is a data company and a technology company and studies the audience very deeply. what is the engine of your growth, would you say? >> from the perspective of news it comes from the fact that we have pretty traditional backgrounds in a lot of our news leadership. we started with politics with ben smith, our editor-in-chief. we realized we needed to be on top of breaking news because something we learned during the boston marathon bombing was that people were coming to us to see if we had updated information and that is something that never happe

that sense -- i hesitate to use these mtv words, but raw unflitered uncensored, these things that otherwise people would not have access to. there was nobody doing news in the way that people actually talk about news. swing to your cubicle mate at the office and say "hey, did you hear such and such about a news story?" and you talk about gossip that is not necessarily concerned with the specifics pinning down individual facts, so much as presenting it and trusting yourself to do it. tom: how about at buzzfeed? i know it is a data and technology company. it studies the audience very deeply. what is the engine of your growth? shani: from the perspective of news it comes from the fact that we have a pretty traditional background in our news leadership. we started with politics stuff. we realized that we need to be on top of breaking news. something that we learned during the boston marathon bombing is that people were coming to us to see if we had updated information. that was something that had never happened before in a large numbers. and that was the point at which we really started beeifin

the rapper telling mtv she has hosted britney for lunch and she texts her all the time to discuss their the duet is called "pretty girls" and is set to drop on may 5th as part of britney's next album, sure to be a hit. oops, she did it again. i tried. thank you. i could have gone so much further. >>> hey, "the daily show" has named its new host. 31-year-old noah trevor will take over for jon stewart. you may not have heard the name here but he is quite popular in his home of south africa. he's only appeared on the show three times since he joined the team as a contributor four months ago. this guy has shots. he's one of the top comedians in his native country and hosted his own late night talk show there as well. trevor noah. he will officially take over the reigns of the daily show. and stewart departs later this year. hasn't been on very much but he has a smile that lights up the room. >> speaks six languages too. >> very bright and he's got experience and a late night show. check, check, check. and john stewart has given him big shoes to fill. best of luck to you. holy comeback batma

mtv writer, blogger watched the video and says these kid are the absolute best and it just proves that is some healing power to... >> yes. >> they have some good moves too. >> i know. >> my gosh. >> thank you for bringing thaws lauren johnson. >> yeah. >> look who made the paper. ruben harley, takes these pictures. >> yes. >> so you almost didn't make the paper there. >> yes. >> we slide in there. >> i'm thankful for it. >> what were you hosting. >> thirty-first annual kidney ball and it was held at v on saturday. so this was great because so many people came together. we are raising fund to help with kidney disease. we raised 10,000 more dollars then last year. we are still waiting for the official total but more $60,000 raise that had night. great thing to see for a great cause. >> i saute lor dancing there. >> that is right. >> bobby rydel was there. >> yes. >> sue serio said when she hosted a couple years ago he was there i wish bobby would come. we went, he showed up, and sang, showed up, it was a great time. really was. the scott williams was there. they were hosting together. ch

yes, our times square neighbors mtv trying to get a world record this morning for the longest dance relaywith you all day. >> nick lachey you, you're going to bust a move. >> put me on the spot there. we'll have to get to that. you can see them go. let's get to weather too. we had a really beautiful morning along the northeast. you can see it in massachusetts, that beautiful color reflecting there. boston at 47 today. going to be warm tomorrow too but that rain coming at you and that melting will keep on going. a lot of puddles but at least jacqui: : good mning. a drdry start thisis morning becoming mtly cloudyith rain owers like by midday t to the >> all right. all that weather brought to you by alma way. one move. >> the robot. hit it. >> all right, george. >> robot. there thank you, ginger. >>> right now a big announcement an abc news exclusive interview robin, you will sit down with the widow of american sniper taya kyle. >> she has a new book coming out. a story of resilience and courage. you know her husband from -- it's called a memoir of love -- sorry, love, war, faith and renewal

the rapper telling mtv she hosted britney for lunch and texts her all the time to discuss their upcouldhe duet is called pregirls set to drop on may 15th as part of britney's next album sure to be a hit. oops, she did it again. i tried. thank you. i could have gone so much further. >>> hey, "the daily show" has named its new host. 31-year-old trevor noah will take over for jon stewart. the south african native must have made quite an impression and only joined in december and appeared on it just three times since he started. the guy has chops, though. one of the top comedians in his native country and hosted his own late night talk show there as well. trevor noah. did i say noah trevor? >> that's what happened when you have two first names. >> trevor noah will officially take over when stewart departs later this year. >> interesting choice. >> yeah hasn't been on very much but he has a smile that lights up a room and is quite the comedian. >> sixes six languages he speaks. >> has a late night show. check, check, check and jon stewart has given him big shoes to fill up. >>> holy comeback

dance yes, our times square neighbors mtv trying to get a world record this morning for the longest dance day. a really beautiful >> nick lachey, you, you're going to bust a move. beautiful col it's going to be great. >> put me on the spot there.t tha we'll have to get to that. you can see them go. but let's ge >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco we have a lot of fog this morning and then a lost mid-to-upper clouds so a gray day with mid-60s for most of us. scattered light showers tomorrow and tonight and recordngg-li all that w >> ght. all that weather brought to you all that weather brought to you by almay. one move. >> the robot. hit it. >> all right, george. >> robot. there thank you, ginger. >>> right now a big announcement an abc news exclusive interview, robin, you will sit down with the widow of american sniper taya kyle. >> she has a new book coming out. she is a story of resilience and courage. you know her husband from -- it's called a memoir of love -- sorry, love, war, faith and renewal and i'll talk to her about she's carrying on her husband, chris' legacy and he

he told mtv news i knew exactly what would happen and i felt it was the right thing to do. >> he saidwould do it again. >> he's not going to get to because they banned him from doing announcements for the rest of the year. the principalized and the school put out this statement. the intention was to promote the fact that those who speak a language other than english still pledge to support this country. don't worry they are not going to do it in any other language this year. what do you think? e-mail us. facebook us. tweet us. or please keep it in english, those because for the most part that's the language we're most fluent in. >> we showed you this yesterday. sportscaster steven a.smith bold statement about the black vote. >> what i dream is that for one election, just one, every black person in america vote republican. >> so does he have a point, a fair and balanced debate on that next. >> you want to fly faster? all you have to do is be a convicted felon with ties to a terror group. the very troubling report straight ahead. felons fly faster. ♪ because you're mine i walk the line

. >> it should be great because carson goes way back to the mtv days with madonna. >> can you imagine're number one. madonna the mom was the focus of our conversation and it was a really insightful interview. >> that's good. look forward to that. >> 7:30 and we're up. >> take a look at what's making headlines. the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity closes after a video surfaces on you tube of several members of that fraternity engaging in a racist chant. the school is investigating. >> the u.s. ambassador of south korea is expected to be released as soon as tomorrow. he suffered cuts to the face after being attacked by a knife-wielding man. >> the safest used cars for teen drivers. among them the 2009 to 2012 chevy malibu and 2009 to 2012 hybrid ford fusion. they handle well in manager maneuvers and have good stopping distances. that makes it a good car for all drivers. apple is debuting the next must have device today. it is a hotly anticipated smart watch, but will shoppers flock to it like the ipod and ipad? joe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these events are typically shrou

. >> carson goes way back to the mtv days. >> right. her at the university of michigan with a foam finger? madonna the mom was the focus and it was a really insightful interview you'll see. >> that's good. look forward to that. >> let's look at what's making the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity closing its university of oklahoma chapter. the move after a video surfaced online on youtube of several members of that fraternity engaging in a racist chant. the school is investigating. >> the u.s. ambassador to south korea is expected to be released from the hospital as soon as tomorrow. mark lippert suffered cuts to his face and arm when he was >> "consumer reports" is out with a new list of the safest used cars for teen drivers. among them the 2009-12 chevy malibu and the 2010-12 hybrid ford fusion. "consumer reports" says they handle well in emergency maneuvers and have good stopping distances. i guess that would make at good car for all drivers as well. meantime, apple is formally debuting its next must have device today. it is a hotly anti

beating racial equality and believe we shouldn't talk about race and here is another figure from the mtv survey 60% of whites, of these white youth believe racism against whitess is just as bad as racism against blackss and these are connected. the of racial etiquette that has been pushed by conservatives for the last 40 or 50 years is never talk about race and if you talk about race if you say a word black or say the word racism say it out loud, you are the racist. you are playing the race card trying to take advantage of stoking race in you are the real racist. all of us who actually want to talk about race are accused of being the real racists. at the same time this coated drumbeat about illegal aliens, gained mainers, inner-city poverty, welfare cheats and welfare queens that is constantly permeating our society, we are constantly engage in racial innuendo but we can talk about race, there's no dialogue. this combination has led so many people to internalize the ideas that there really isn't a structural discrimination against minorities. if you are trapped in the inner city if they