>> guest: i was speaking about network news but local news is different. but mostly it is the spanish language. spanish language television news have been extraordinarily different take on latinos. so what we really see is is but he knows straw from the two language sources because it is in the efficient. you see this stereotypes or find them insufficient. immigration is covered entirely differently. the only thing that looks similar is the sports but but we constitute a major portion of across the country from south carolina and south dakota as well as arizona and california. we should not be considered to be regional. >> host: just to reiterate , your book just came out in 2013 some of the tables are five and six and 20 years old. has it changed? >> each year i do a survey to see the students in my class is have changed the networks themselves have not changed. >> host: here is the cover of the book. "juan in a hundred" the representation of latinos n network news" otto santa ana is the author. . .

there were 52 network news stories devoted to that. okay.oming off the obama administration. how many stories have there been this year? two, 52 versus two. this is not any semblance of objectivity. this is a media out to get george bush and are out to defend barack obama. >> wow. those numbers are pretty stark. brent, great to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> up next, what does it mean when the vatican is arguing that force against the islamic state is justified? how bad do you have to be to have the pope wanting you to get bombed? >>> what does it suggest that pope francis seems to be siding with the use force. the author of the new book the way of serenity, which is already shooting to the top of the best seller list. >> thanks, megyn. >> what is he saying exactly? >> well, first of all, it's so surprising that pope francis would be the one to really bring together the international community before president obama was doing anything quite honestly and saying go and stop this. >> right. >> because pope francis, i mean, he is a very gentl

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there were 52 network news stories devoted to that. okay.wheels are coming off the obama administration. how many stories have there been this year? two, 52 versus two. this is not any semblance of objectivity. this is a media out to get george bush and are out to defend barack obama. >> wow. those numbers are pretty stark. brent, great to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> up next, what does it mean when the vatican is arguing that force against the islamic state is justified? how bad do you have to be to have the pope wanting you to get bombed? take a closer look at your fidelity green line and u'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a widrange of investment options... and the free help you need to make sure your investments fit your goals -- and what you're really investing for. tap into the full power of your fidelity green line. call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira. why not your eye color? new air optix® c

. >> you may have heard about the big change in our evening network news, david muir is officially anchoring "world news tonight," replacing diane sawyer. >> we will try to take this a step further, we help to create a two-way conversation here. i am not going to sit on a platform at conclude and have it be a voice god approach to the evening news. i tweet during the broadcast, during the commercial breaks and i want viewers at home to know we want to hear from you. >> "world news tonight," airs tonight at 5:30 right here on"". >> "frozen," is about to have another moment in the spotlight. ♪ heaven knows ♪ i try >> it is the top growing animated feature of all time earning $.2 billion woman wide and fans get a look at the fan including the 600-plus people who worked gore 2 1/2 years to bring the story to life making a disney animated classic airs tonight right here. >> you heard "a man's home is his castle," and a man has taken that to an extreme using a 3-d aren'ter that is truly something to behold. >> our new daytime lineup begins next monday september 8 with a new season of "who wants to

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we can share our chefs across the country so every city that we add is a new network and a new batch of chefs and people to share ideas with. >> it sounds like you have been tinkering with the model. >> for sure. we have definitely uncovered things along the way. two years ago i didn't think we would be sitting on one of the largest culinary networks in the world. >> congratulations. i love the whole idea. thanks for coming in. >> we got to get you out to dinner sometime. >> that sounds great. >> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. and how to talk to your children about money. the biggest mistakes you are making in teaching them the value of a dollar. >> for more on our show and our guests, you can go to our website. and you can follow us on twitter @onthemoney. >> on monday, alibaba is meeting with investors ahead of its $20 billion initial public offering. >> on tuesday, mcdonald's will post sales. start ups like kick starter, four square and more are planning to let their websites go flow and protest some companies offered faster service. >> thursday is the 13th annive

we can share our chefs across the country so every city that we add is a new network and a new batch of chefs and people to share ideas with. >> it sounds like you have been tinkering with the model. >> for sure. we have definitely uncovered things along the way. two years ago i didn't think we would be sitting on one of the largest culinary networks in the world. >> congratulations. i love the whole idea. thanks for coming in. >> we got to get you out to dinner sometime. >> that sounds great. >> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead. and how to talk to your children about money. the biggest mistakes you are making in teaching them the value of a dollar. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your downloa

i went to the archives in and it is such an amazing thing, and they basically have every network newscast of all three networks fully searchable am a and it is basically like youtube in heaven for historians. >> you went there for a week. hope to goext book i there for a month . . >> but you can't watch from your home. >> there are copyright domains. broadcastou watch tv from 1974, you are doing the same thing historically that people were doing in 1974. it allows you this unmediated access to the past that just does not come from reading an old newspaper or reading an old document. to try and translate that into into and historical narrative is a great thing. this is how people experience a life in 1974. you can look at lots of documents and lots of papers from 1974, but you're not getting an idea of what life was like. when you send people to your website, you can see all of these things. you have to go to vanderbilt. >> yes. wherever i could, i would use youtube clips. >> where did you write this book? where do you live? >> cafÉs in chicago. people.o be around i have never worked i

neil: and other news network.there will not even use he term redskins because to them it is offensive. furthermore, newspaper will not use it. there will not use the team logo . what the make of that? not a problem for the washington post. maybe that's because it's silly and it will risk. what do you make of what's going on? >> they're just trying to it get attention and stir up controversy. 83 percent of redskins fans want to keep the name. that's a pretty high number. the washington area, washington d.c. is more than 50 percent african-american. people you would assume would be more sensitive to that are not. i'll live in new york, washington d.c. for nearly 30 yers. people love their team. very protective. admiration and love and they understand it. people don't -- neil: their will be some groups here that want to start protesting in boycotting those companies that are sponsoring or show. >> right. one of the key factors that makes this rightnow 2014 different is the existence of social media. while the polling

according to new analysis there were 124 network news reports on george w. bush's approval rating and only nine reports on president obama's low numbers in the first half of 2014. a lot of numbers m that's a difference of a butt load. the analysis comes from the the media research center which looked at past newscasts on abc, cbs and nbc. the bottom line, this could happen. >> as always we are joined by our live audience panel quick show of hands. how many want to leave the studio i kept you locked in all of these months? tough luck. you are here until 2016 we have a lot of shows ahead. >> is your audience still buying this? i feel like i am hip to this. >> the hilariously ironic thing is your hair. >> makes no sense. this story is about the lopsided report. it won't be reported on either, will it? that's the funny part. no one will report on this story because it is unfavorable to obama. do i have to spell this out for you, bearded weird owe? >> let's take this back to a serious place and help inform the viewing public. >> you know when you do that, try to

some of that was network news hyster hysteria.dn't open windows because soot would pour in. >> the river outside of cleveland caught fire when a spark came off of a railroad car on to the polluted water. it was purplterrible, john. >> but nothing useful after 1980? they have done nothing? >> nothing whatsoever. >> environmental protection agency. >> 50,000 in pleas. >> all looking over the holder of 50 states that do all of their bidding. the state is where the action is. we should phase out epa over a five year period and put all of the responsibility into the hands of the committee as a whole 50 state agencies move the office from washington, d.c. to topeka, kansas. improve environmental protection. >> the previous guests talked about the still air pollution in many places in the city, people getting lung cans ir and having asthma. look at a magazine in this city, try not to breathe too much air today. >> that is absurd. when i started in environmental science in the 60's we could only measure a part per million. now a part per

polka ♪ they give us no budget respect or camera crews we're the ugly betty of this high class network's news'd be lost without the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's the world news -- polka ♪ ♪ -- polka ♪ ♪ ♪ the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> this morning on "world news now" -- increasing pressure on the commissioner of the nfl over his statements about the ray rice incident. new reports this morning that rice told roger goodell about the incident to his face. >>> then, a spreading virus infecting children across the country. more and more kids are arriving at hospitals having trouble breathing. what you need to know to keep your little ones safe. >>> plus, they're the homes we've seen on tv across the decades. dwellings as familiar as the characters who probably never lived there. well, now many of them on the market for incredible amounts of

coming up, the new social network hoping to attract users by paying them for each post. >> and if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. but first, here's the morning's bay area jobs reports. >>> reporter: employers don't usually tell a candidate why they did not get the job. here's what some hr managers say are the most common mistakes candidates make and how to fix them. amazon has over 550 jobs in the bay area. amazon's head of hiring says that candidates often try to please interviewers by saying they will do anything or they are open to trying. but that's often the wrong thing to say. employers need assurance that you can do a particular job. successful candidates make it clear that the job they're interviewing for is a perfect one and the best match for their skills. one hr manager does a great deal of hiring in san francisco told me that preparing for an interview, candidates should practice out loud saying three specific examples of their experience that align to the open job. at san franci

polka ♪ they give us no budget respect or camera crews we're the ugly betty of this high class network's news, we'd be lost without the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's the world news -- polka ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now" -- increasing pressure on the commissioner of the nfl over his statements about the ray rice incident. new reports this morning that rice told roger goodell about the incident to his face. >> then a spreading virus infecting children across the country. more and more kids are arriving at hospitals having trouble breathing. what you need to know to keep your little ones safe. >> plus, they're the homes w we have seen on tv acro the decades. dwellings as familiar as character who probably never lived there. well now many of them on the market for incredible amounts of money. >> and attention "top gun" lovers, if you feel the need, the need for speed. then we have got news for you. it's ahead in "the skinny" on this friday, september 12th. >>> negative ghost rider. >> were you a big "top gun" fan? >> i got your six. >> that's right. that was it. >> right at the cusp of m

network designed data strong. >> matt: next month history will be made as pabl's postseason moves to america's new sports network your new home for the national league division and championship series beginning october 3rd. carlos frias will try to record this fievenal out in what's bee roubling eighth and give the dodgers a one-run deficit when they go into the ninth and luis valbuena, the batter. if you are just tuning in, chicago scored four in the seventh and two in the eighth here on the home run by chris coghlan to take their first lead of the game and with two on and two away, frias tries to retire luis valbuena here on top of two. >> matt: frias has a good arm and you see him trying to start it inside to get the front door sinker action. curveball has real good depth. 80 miles an hour, he'll throw that and he has a changeup and a two-seamer. we see the curveball 0 and 2 and he'll go up and climb the ladder. i never really liked that pitch unless there's something in your repertoire that you naturally do. that's a tough pitch for a pitcher to get in an area where a lot of bad things can happen. that becom

another feature that is drawing people to this network, is that face book makes you use your real name, but this new network makes you choose which one you want. be patient, creator said they are receiving a lot of requests. this whole no ad thing, and anti face but feel, has made it hit with the cool kids. it is clean and has a simple interface, if all of my friends joined here i would probably switch from face book. but that probably won't happen. the new network does not even have a mobile have. a colorado non-profit program is helping veterans get marijuana for free. to help those dealing with physical and emotional wounds. today. operation grow for vets held one of their giveaways. cannabis oil and cannabis- infused products were also given away for free. the goal of the program is to replace the prescription drugs that veterans are given. with pot. one man says he is using the newly legal substance to get off other medications. i was on 17 different methods taking them four to five times a day. now i just smoke before i go to bed and all my nightmares are almost gone. some say there isn't enou

. >> this news comes as the un security council considers a binding resolution requiring nations to bar their citizens from traveling overseas to join terror networksnews correspondent alphonso van marsh is in new york with details. >> reporter: as the united nations general assembly gets under way, secretary of state john kerry met with britain's foreign minister to discuss defeating islamic militants in syria and iraq. >> we're going to focus today obviously on isil where we have continuing efforts to organize a coalition and plan the road ahead. >> reporter: more than 40 nations are pledging support in the fight against the militants. the obama administration wants to see countries that border syria like turkey play a bigger role as the crisis escalates. turkish forces used smoke grenades and water cannons to keep turk can curb kurds from crossing into syria where they could help fellow kurds fight isis militants. washington says iran's participation will be extremely limited. >> the united states will not coordinate any military activities with the iranians. the united states will not be involved in sharing intelligence with the iranians. >> re

. >> it is a good way to out reach and network to new businesses. and also in the binders is the summit which is hosting that you might be interested in attending but, to bring together the asian and pacific islander, business, owners, and along with the corporate and business and government, to help and that will be taking place on the 19th and i think that the former mayor, currently tenant governor will be attending and then i also attended the prolocal, event on august, 27th, along with commissioner adams and commissioner dwight, which was a really great event and then i have a list of items and programs and i realized that i probably also, and i should not say probably, i would like to include that we or to also get an update from olse on how they will be handling that and if there is anything that you would like to see in the meetings let me know. and with that, i will... that concludes my director's report unless you have any questions. >> do you have any questions for director? >> it has been busy. >> next item. next item is item number 8. a

of course they may mention these -- but the network evening news with a combined audience of 3 million polls are just snapshots and republicans are even less popular than barack obama. it's nice that the networks are failing to portray the -- >>> another record day and a record close for the dow after a gain of 14 today. the markets were helped by what could be a record ipo for china e commerce giant alibabba. for the week, the dow surged 1.75% points. is president obama's broad coalition against isis a coalition in name only? we'll ask the panel after a quick break. oh hey craig, i need to talk to you. hey jake. you know how you won't let me touch your dart? well i've got some things that you can't touch. is that right? whatchya got there? just a crossbow. you can shoot things with it. can't touch it? no, you can't touch it. look at this, my george foreman grill. ah, that cooks meat so good. (buzzing electronic toothbrush) i can't touch the toothbrush that you put in your mouth? (giggling): yoga! you have an operational dvd player? you also can't touch my digeridoo. digeridoo? or didg

just saying. >> this is a news network! d for apple and you get fired, of course he got fired. that's what it is. it's not news, it is entertainment and they're in deep with the nfl and the nfl is a fantasy anyway. neil: well said. and -- you need gold. more after this. more after this. >> and you need [ male announcer ] automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a newly redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. ♪ the all-new c-class. at the very touch point of performance and innovation. ♪ . neil: well, in our biz blitz tonight, maybe this is why marriage rates are at all-time lows. a lot of people aren't into each other. one big thing women want is a guy with a job. the fact so many men don't have jobs, or apparently not the job women find desirable. that would seem to indicate marriages go nowhere fast. >> seem like, and we saw in the great recession, a lot of young men lo

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just saying. >> this is a news network! worked for apple and you get fired, of course he got fired. that's what it is. it's not news, it is entertainment and they're in deep with the nfl and the nfl is a fantasy anyway. neil: well said. and -- you need gold. more after this. >> and you need cheerleaders. there you go. neil: absolutely. some cash back cards only let you earn bonus cash back at a few places. then those categories change every few months! first coffee shops... then amusement parks. i am not amused. but the quicksilver card from capital one is going its own way. because quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you buy, everywhere you buy it. ♪ don't follow the crowd. what's in your wallet? (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. what happened? life happened. stress. fun. bad habits. kids. kids. kids. now what? not milk. not sheep. not that. let's think smarter. let's get some science in here. let's build a

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back to you. >>> thank you lawrencement users tired of facebook are now turning to a brand new social networksharon profis joins us now and why are so many people joining ello? >> facebook had the summer right? so first they added autoplay videos to our news feeds. users got very upset when it ran up their phone bills. then they ran an experiment on us and most recently, they forced users to use their real names even when they wanted to be anonymous. so here comes ello, it's a new social network that right now is invite only. you need to know someone who knows someone to get in. but the whole idea is that it puts your privacy and your data first. it's ad free, privacy focused. which means that they do not plan on selling space to advertisers which means they're not interested necessarily in collecting your data. so the whole focus is on you, it's on the social networking as you can see the design is really minimal. kind of reminds you of old school my space or old school facebook before all the ads and events and photo al bums. really want to -- albums. really want to bring back social networ

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just on the "today show" this morning, doing publicity for her new lifestyle network.e, "i can't wait for you people to check it out. i mean, not you people. i mean, other people can check it out. i'm just -- uh-oh, it's happened again. oh, i should just stop talking. i don't know why i keep saying 'you people'." [ applause ] but paula deen will launch a a new lifestyle network this week. i think it's gonna do pretty well. she's already got a strong lineup of shows. take a look at this. >> hey y'all! here's what's coming up tonight on the paula deen network. at 6:00 p.m. there's an all new "house of lards," followed by "the amazing racist" at 7:00. at 8:00 pm, tune in to "game of scones." and at 9:00, it's the premiere of "america's got frontbutt." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's nice. we have a great show, you guys. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, boy, oh boy, oh boy. we have got some big shows coming up later this week. andy samberg. chris pratt, who is hosting the premiere of "saturday night live"

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remember, fox news is the largest cable network. y bring in 4.5 million viewers in their prime time news cases,e and in many keane is the only military voice , the analyst brought in to provide the military point of view, so many americans are only getting his opinion without knowing that he works for many different defense contractors. >> i want to turn to comments made by someone else whom you cite in the piece, frances townsend, who has also been calling for a tougher stance on isis. she had worked in the bush administration. targets in iraq will not be enough. all you will do is push them back into the safe. that syria has become. we need issued ticket plan to absolutely wipeout ices completely. >> this cannot just be an iraqi isolation. if you do that, you push them into syria where they enjoy safe haven. you need a broader strategy that includes the syrian safe haven area. >> can you talk about who she is thathy it is complicated she is saying which is? >> she is a former bush administration official, a contributor to cnn, mean

networks. why are we having so much trouble naming these things? first, what are they? some new in the marketplaces offer consumers networks that are -- that do not include certain docker tors, hospitals or medical providerers. some are saying that the smaller networks are causing problems for provider access, choice. many are saying if done the right way, this can help by creating competition and controlling costs while also maintaining quality. so there are a lot of questions about this. therefore the trouble naming them. do they save consumers money? is the quality of care as good as in broader networks? do consumers have enough choice? do they need all that choice? how prescriptive should the governments be in setting requirements for the networks? what is the consumer experience so far and what will it be going forward. we are fortunate today to have three experts with us. we are going to start with ted nichol today, wisconsin's insurance commissioner. he also plays a leadership role at the national association of insurance commissioners. where he's a point person on this s

. >>> welcome to hannity, this is a fox news alert, a second american hostage held by isis has been beheaded by a member of the terror network, a new video posted online, appears to show the execution of u.s. reporter steven sotloff and also developing tonight a former pentagon official confirmed to fox news that the president has in fact been briefed on the isis terror threat for more than a ye year. and fox's own catherine herridge is standing by with more. >> the former pentagon official told fox news that detailed and specific intelligence information was included in the president's daily brief, for at least a year before the group took large chunks of territory in june. the officials said that data was strong, adding a policy maker such as the president who often takes his brief electronically, could only conclude the situation was getting bad. today now neither the white house nor the pentagon denied the claim, emphasizing they were on top of the situation. >> we talked about isil for many months as i've said before, we were very closely monitoring and tracking their progress, their growth, their development well befor

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networks in our system. i think the thing we are most excited about is getting new social networks into our system and thereways a problem when the social network is oring on -- like snapchat instagram or others that are on the leading edge, where they are busy just fortifying handling of businesses and the customers want products in our product. we work with them to explain how we can help their business, and how to prioritize them to get included. that is the big thing for us, always being on the edge. we love our partners at twitter and facebook and linkedin but also the new and up-and-coming networks. , ceo of greece we , thanks so much -- ceo of hootsuite, thank you so much. our countries like apple and google missing the opportunity to get customers who still prefer to pay with cash? ♪ >> i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." the landscape of money is rapidly changing but of services like google wallet and the upcoming apple pay ignore the millions of people who just want to pay with cash. >> we spent all this time talking about technological innovations but one in four americans are underban