we posted a new blog at our website about the cold start and cold ends. a lot of interesting stuff. . this is the numbers out there now. single digits in the higher elevations. we are just now starting to see the impact of the cold front estimates are small for the teens and 20's. wind chill is beginning to become a feature. that is the wind chill at reagan national. here is what is going to happen. skies need to clear out. the wind will set up a bit. that combination is going to produce windchill values below zero. all of these areas of north and west of the district. it is widespread. we actually had 28 degrees. that sounds nice until you figure out it is way below average. 44 and 28 of the average high and low. the high of 44 marks the end. 44, 44 is important because it means we have passed statistically the coldest point of winter. that was painful. there is a timeline tonight. we drop into the single numbers. the cold air keeps coming and coming. another push. that will only be temporary. here is the story. you have the clouds moving through as we c

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you want smart people in the new blog -- the new hollywood, stevie van zandt is your man. >> that wasterview. now it is time for the bwest byte, one number that tells a whole lot. sam, you are part of the byte today. what have you got? >> 191 million. a research firm called avi estimates the number of paid subscription users around the globe will get to that number by 2019. we are nowhere near that number right now, but we say this the team behind beats by dr. dre came out with their own music service. they are going after that -- those people that might be willing to try something other than spotify. >> i am a lazy listener. i am a laid back kind of girl. i like pandora. i don't like to do too much. but you listen to all of these things. >> i do, but then again, it is sort of my job to. for all of the streaming services out there -- remember, it is spotify, artie oh, google, sony. no one has cracked it, and i think it is something to do with ease of use. you go to some of these or sophisticated services and they seem to have modeled their interfaces off of itunes. it is kind of like

including a new blog, a blog that will highlight the issues and policies the chamber is fighting for in washington and around the world. and we'll continue our work on free enterprise.com with a new focus, a focus that will carry the story and messages of the benefits of the free enterprise system to audiences beyond the beltway and outside the policy arena. this morning, we'll get a glimpse of the major challenges and opportunities that lay ahead and who better to deliver that message than tom donohue. there are few voices in the debate today that are as powerful as recognized, and as effective as tom's. businesses of every size and leaders inside and outside government look to him as the head of the chamber of commerce of the united states for leadership. they look to tom for truth, for ideas, and for his inflapble optimism that america remains the best place in the world to do business, to pursue opportunities, and to achieve our dreams. we look forward to hearing from him today, so i ask you to please join me in welcoming the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce, tom

receiving instructions on the basis of goat them to agree what they went in and out racist on the new blog to the ends to effectively instigate the civil war. ukraine up into three. dench is to say that we have the money isn't a degree of support for ukraine. a far right groups are gaining momentum in ukraine as those anti government protests continued to reach and are making it clear that they did not favor peaceful resistance national's factions are insisting that the government should only be addressed with the language of force meanwhile washington has responded to ukraine street violence by revoking the visas of several individuals and threatening sanctions from the us poignant only one side is to blame in on this. it is the stuff now reports the obama administration had upped its rhetoric against ukraine on wednesday warning of possible sanctions if the government continues its crackdown on protesters there the state department spokesperson on here in washington said all policy options are on the table but did not offer any more specifics now the us meanwhile cause we both did the us

kraft foods says a velveeta shortage -- i know, this is in our news blog -- it could make it a hard-to-find item, and it's at a terrible time, about four weeks until the super bowl. so, as you get ready, whether it's saturday night's patriots game or the super bowl when you get ready to sit down and watch some football, what are you going to do to replace your velveeta for that dip? the most creative answers, use #waytooprocessed. we'll put the best answers later in the show. we already have some pretty creative things that are troubling, including spam and hard-boiled eggs. >>> still ahead, just hours away from finding out the newest members of baseball's hall of fame, a couple guys right here seem like shoo-ins, but there's a few others who may have a shot as well. we'll go through that. >>> plus, steven seagal's run for arizona governor just got real. his campaign ad later in "the cooler" and weather with bill karins when we come right back. ♪ >>> congressman giffords was holding a constituents meeting when a 22-year-old gunman, jared loughner, opened fire. congresswoman giffords was sho

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to deal with it to size him up for the befuddled as to what will that was fun and it would put a new blog of a gimmicky. pollution superman to move up from school. moon who openly for them to move you to know if you know. so we no longer putting on a plane without them. lukas ago. when one of many of you in the coup. for those of us who like because of a pool. only one who died in a coma yet. the tool provides an interesting new photo coma get to go with the little though the posting about what to do this. among the newest news coverage alone with his job the bottom of the cages over the fugitive felons him on the committee. and i don't have to move to own a pc to a particular set of four hundred industrial. as of the scale of the moment at the moment i knew him and honeywell. the use of off the list of little or no comment tuesday on. come and he unleashed an internet company and when we have. i did it it too. win the two he did. i did. i do. it is i did. view. i did you do. i used to. and with it. didn't you. do. we did. ch i knew nm the eye. the news. the abc secretary general ban ki m

one democratic aide put it perfectly when he said, quote, i don't think this is new, just a new blogd over stew of bad ideas that they sent to the senate to die. there you have it. here to help me hash through the rest of this warmed over stew, msnbc contributor and senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities jared bernstein, and daily beast columnist and author of the gop's job hypocrisy, thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> so jared, i'm going to start with you. it struck me when i took a look, because i thought all right, i'll give them a chance. let's take a look at some of these job creation ideas. but a lot of them are wasting time like, i think we've got a full screen of this, repealing obamacare. haven't we already been through this? that's a job killer. the keystone pipeline, and the keep theirs off your health care act. i'm sorry, how is that going to create jobs? >> i did the same thing you did. i went through the list. by the way, as you mentioned earlier, a bunch of that stuff is basically gifts to the energy sector. now what is one sector in this econ

one was oprah winfrey, another was arianna huffington who sort of developed the news blog online newsows you the breadth of our conversations. we went to old media and new media in searching for people. an awful lot of the folks, as you might expect were out of media, which was gone through so much transformation and technology. >> real quick, paul, the he be tent -- ezra klein leaving "the post," is that a mistake or will these be the next generation of transformational people in media? >> i think the next generation of transformational people in media, they're going to be your age, not their age. >> maybe ezra. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. really appreciate it. paul stiger tyler, thank you so much. the full list of those 200 names is online. it will be narrowed down to just the top 25. >>> and it wasn't that long ago that russians stood in line to buy a loaf of bread. what uber wealthy russians look for in a american mansions. a stuffed giraffe, anyone? jae yeah. we'll be right back. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zon

now everybody knows you ran the 538 blog at the "new york times". >> for sure. >> that was the-- that political blog to go to to figure out who will be the next president of the united states. start out with sports statistics, to politics, to you back to sports. why 538 when you're going to espn. is that how many there are now, 538. >> why go into sports. >> well, we love sports, a great way to teach people about math and statistics but mostly it's a lot of fun and we're sports fans. put it like this, there is a lot of coverage you see in politics that's really just gossip, about a serious subject. and we want to take a fun subject and be overly serious about with it at times. >> but can you be, can you be too serious about football in america? because i mean what happens if we weren't holding the game this weekend? what happens if we didn't find out about which animal was going to be used. >> it's like reality tv for men, basically. but you know, it's a big cultural thing. and i don't know, i like football. >> you got very good at that, you know, predicting who would be winning in ba

including a new blog, a blog that will highlight the issues and policies the chamber is fighting for in washington and around the world. and we'll continue our work on free enterprise.com with a new focus, a focus that will carry the story and messages of the benefits of the free enterprise system to audiences beyond the beltway and outside the policy arena. this morning, we'll get a glimpse of the major challenges and opportunities that lay ahead and who better to deliver that message than tom donohue. there are few voices in the debate today that are as powerful as recognized, and as effective as tom's. businesses of every size and leaders inside and outside government look to him as the head of the chamber of commerce of the united states for leadership. they look to tom for truth, for ideas, and for his inflapble optimism that america remains the best place in the world to do business, to pursue opportunities, and to achieve our dreams. we look forward to hearing from him today, so i ask you to please join me in welcoming the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce, tom

and 36 hours later, my story about, you know, my background and the blog hit the news wire, and all the sudden the traffic on the blog spikes. it was a good thing. i got a call from cynthia. i'm with second city publishing. how come you haven't written a book. i said, wow. and i said, okay what is entailed in writing a book? and he said this is what you've got do. the proposal, outline, the chapters, the marketing. i said i think i've got a great story. and i really believed that. what she impressed upon me was the book probably would never happen if it weren't for the platform of that blog. and just the connections through the blogosphere that had brought me to when -- many of you today and the in the past. i look around and i'm going meet daniel from the project of government oversight in her colleague michael, who i think is out there. i mean, i initially engaged the folks. i think it was early 2010. because i started to read some of the materials they had worked on in materials of whistle blower protection. i said, these are good people doing the right thing. i engaged them. we had

news. conservative talk radio. and the blog community. things like the drudge report. fox news is only 15 years old. i amur friends are my age, 53, that means they were 38 before a single television program existed that didn't advance leftism. if you want to tie conservative talk radio to the syndication of rush limbaugh, that was what 10 , well into my job in hollywood, well into my family life, and so those talk radio and fox news, and the ball is -- blogs, and when did al gore invent the internet? [laughter] and it was right around then than they used forged documents to try to steal the election. what you have to do is find somebody in your life who you know it not a brain-dead, radical leftist. he if you have one of those in your family, and get rid of them. weatherd talk about the , but there is global warming. [laughter] important that it be somebody in your life. a cousin. a longtime colleague. is dismiss us as not these, and fascists, and racists, which they cannot do if you are their brother. over time, don't pick every fight, don't pick every story, don't pic

new insurance said else we love oklahoma. as mel brooks was a tulsa is it true that there's a tumblr blog dedicated to buying you new clothes yes it's called let's buy bill hader some new clothes yes that's true i mean do they buy clothes for you know they just it's just basically just a big piece of advice to me ryan seacrest picks up buy jeans he does he didn't like the jeans age the when he sends me jeans he has. that impress you know. ryan ryan jealous of bill with the bills on t.v. more than he. i know how to i don't know if you're having a good time but we are. all right we have some social media question ali or addison's seven h. tweets d. image data is there an impression you wish you could do but find too difficult ironically. i i cannot do christopher walken which everyone can do chris what people do yeah he's a guy that everyone does and i tizzy kim tweeted what's your most embarrassing moment while one moment i felt terrible as kristen we're going to we're doing a sketch but we were two people interviewing jennifer lopez and jennifer lopez says something and i was supposed to spit something in kristen's face like as

he is the "new york times" blog editor called watching syria's war. and from washington d.c. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> we look at the big picture here of the syrian peace talks. what are the prospects. >> the prospects look mercy with the -- mishingy with -- mishing mishingy with the announcement that iran is attending. what is going to happen, even in the next couple of hours, prior to that, i think there was, you know, a sense that this was a positive development moving forward, that a political settlement was the only way that was going to end, and that geneva ii would be the first step in that road. >> so let me ask you, do you think this is bad new, the fact that we are seeing infighting, iran's invited now that the rebels are upset. what does this mean? >> you know, i don't think it's bad news that iran is coming. i don't think there's any viable solution or discussion about the ceasefire, which is what we need in the first instance. i think if we are going be optimistic, what one can hope to achieve at geneva, in its best incarnation would be in

before that, david wildstein's job had been running a new jersey politics blog, but he did it anonymously. he blogged under a pseudonym. here he is touting pat schuber in 2009 as somebody who would be a great choice for gubernatorial candidate chris christie to pick as his running mate. interesting because chris christie did not pick pat schuber to be his running mate. but he did pick him to be head of the port authority. when the lanes were shut down on the george washington bridge, the state center who represents fort lee picked that commissioner, the guy who was the county executive for that county, as the commissioner that she wanted to complain to. she picked him as the person she was going to ask for help in figuring out what had gone wrong. she wrote, dear commissioner schuber, i am at a loss for words regarding the authority's sudden change in the traffic patterns from fort lee. reducing the number of lanes in high peak time has caused significant hardship for those in the area. i'm disappointed by the authority's response. but on a personal level i'm disappointed in your lack of

and 36 hours later, my story about, you know, my background and my blog hits the news wire, and and all of a sudden the traffic on the blog spiked, so that was a good thing. and i got a call from cynthia. larry, i'm cynthia with second city publishing. how come you haven't written a book? i said, wow. i said, okay, what's entailed in writing a book? and she said this is what you've got to do, the proposal, the outline, the chant kerrs, the marketing -- the chapters, the marketing. i said, i think i've got a great story. and i really believed that. but what she impressed upon me was, she said this book probably would never happen if it weren't for the platform of that blog. and just the connections through the blogosphere that have brought me to many of you today and in the past. i mean, i look around, ask i'm going to meet danielle bryan from the project of government oversight and her colleague, michael smallberg, who with i think is out there. i initially engaged the folks -- i think it was early 2010. because i started to read some of the materials that they had worked on in terms of

except that in the blog for a new listings. the two person cells in the fall which is still sending a signal the national museum the illusion that you are willing to move. the police superintendent. the little one moving the wheel hips. in a single job article in the case. so we'll just all of which you an address companies see if any updates is that the case he does are you optimistic about there being a team. i definitely did him no. sure some will do wish to mix things going while the yellow of course the discussions toward below was going on make your site. i want to talk about another issue you know you were close to saying here and doubles that europe should we. it should be reclassified as an emerging country. its stocks a few headlines. what's he thinking what you mean what comes to guys who requested for it the legends mean that europe is an emerging country. so that it wasn't like we were more trouble getting one. she europe to re emerge. to install an emerging to what awaits when knows what he is an emerging country

news generals on cable tv. there was no bloomberg screens, no blogs, no twitter. today, news, ideas, and rumors circulate almost instantaneously. the fed must continue to find ways to navigate this changing environment while providing clear, objective, and reliable information to the public. for the s. and global economies, the most important event of the past eight years was, of course, the global financial crisis and the deep recession that it triggered. as i have observed on other occasions, the crisis or a -- bore a strong resemblance to a classic financial meltdown, but it took place in the global financial system. likewise, the tools to fight it, though adapted to the modern context, were analogous to those that would have been used a century ago, including liquidity provision by the central bank, liability guarantees, recapitalization, and the provision of assurances and information to the public. the immediate trigger of the crisis, as you know, was a sharp decline in housing prices, which reversed a previous run-up that had been fueled by irresponsible len

this footage of the aftermath was posted on "the new york times'" lead blog. ive video shown here, this footage was taken by yemeni journalist and given to nbc news by the human rights group, reprieve. as you can see, it's graphic, shows several casualties of the attack. local villagers say in all 12 civilians were killed and 14 injured. pentagon officials declined to comment on. a yemeni official said the video is consistent with what the yemeni government knows about what happened after the attack but the security agency maintains some militants were killed in the strikes. drone strikes are less frequent than they used to be now. nor are claims or documented reports that drone strikes killed civilians instead of their targets. none of that is new. what is new here, what we're learning tonight is this. usual officials have told nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff they launched an internal investigation into this strike that we just showed you that footage from. that is news. it seems like it could be important news. watch this from mi

can see like that that's a broad mandate across the contemporary new space like the need to the need on the part of for example major blogging centric agencies and social media news agencies that you have a mandate every single person on the floor has to generate x. number of stories per day whether or not they can find good material to make those stories with and furthermore the cross checking itself to speak to some of the earlier points becomes more complex because these social media platforms including things like twitter but also wikis blogs you tube and so on can actually create like a self-sustaining system where each story can reference something else you can build a hoax that has its own context that has its own back up stories that has its own corroborating details none of which are true but which in the twenty four hour news cycle makes it much more difficult to actually figure out what's going on rachel you want to jump in there before we go to the break good living ok let me get rachel want to jump in there and go ahead. i think one of the things that as a as a journalist were back to serious and what david was

about shutting down the environment as, shutting down the blog is that if you are an up-and-coming ambitious reporter in a place like "the nework times" and they have shut down the desk and the blog, you're going to get a clear message that it is not a good career move to focus on informational stories. i'm afraid "the times" leadership is sending that message to its own staff. >> peter dykstra, you left cnn. why did you leave and start up dailyclimate.org and why are you focusing on the environment in this way? >> i that because they told me to go. itsdecided to get rid of entire structure for reporting on science and environment. there are still a few meteorologists there. just a little over five years ago. daily climate and environment all health news were here quite a while before i came on the scene. i am in doing this for about two point five years. we produce original journalism. the silver lining in the toxic cloud of the state of journalism is your is really a lot of good talented journalists out there available because they don't have a newspaper jobs anymore. we have taken some of the cream of the crop, some of th

carrying out occasional airstrikes against their positions on thursday the situation in the new jumpy at home. a blog on displaced families to attend to that announcement and the security situation is stable. not to live and silent mode back to normal our colleague is his own extensive american than the current orleans surreal has regained strength in sunni dominated areas such as worms on in these moments sectarian tensions in the region are high that the militant group seeking depicts disenchanted sunni against the shiite led government forces loyal to syrian president oshawa saw that killed dozens of rebel fighters in the central city of homes. according to state media. thirty seven rebels were killed in the time to break in the army siege the syrian observatory for human rights. putting the figure though at forty five. the fighting ahead of planned at peace talks which will be taking place in switzerland. they're aimed at finding a political solution to almost three years of war an indian diplomat who was arrested in the us has left for india to the oni cover gotti was ordered to leave after she

we contacted uber, which did not have a new comment, but referred us to a blog and a prior statement saying "we can confirm that the driver in question was a partner of uber and that we have deactivated his uber account. the driver was not providing services on the uber system during the time of the accident. we again extend our deepest condolences to the family and the victims of this tragic accident." the suit is asking for unspecified damages. a press conference is scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon at the attorney's office here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a 19-year-old who went to high school in the bay area is facing charges of possessing a bomb in pennsylvania. a russian citizen graduated from high school in belmont last year. he now attends penn state. police say when officers went to his apartment in pennsylvania looking for marijuana, they found a homemade bomb with an exposed fuse and chemicals that could be used to make explosives. he reportedly told an officer he was going to "blow things up" but didn't get spec

elahe, and marcus mabry, a new york typist lead blog editor.e an laborya health emergency campaign, and a broadcaster at the head on radio network. so nice to have you here this morning, bob. >> thank you very much for the t opportunity to talk with you, melissa. >> so, bob, you have described this circumstance to my producer as saying, we have allowed west virginia and the country to be turned into a liquidation asset for the corporate class. what does that mean and how is that related to the story i just told about what happened in west virginia? >> reporter: for over a hundred years now, melissa, everything in this state has been for sale to the highest bidder. for the most part, that largely entails the coal industry, but it also entails the chemical industry, going back to the discovery of brine wells in what would become west virginia, way over a hundred years ago. we have sacrificed the health of the people of this state. we have sacrificed their ability to raise healthy families. we have sacrificed everything in order to enhance those c

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bill keller this week challenged a woman who was >>> "new york times" columnist bill keller questioned whether lisa bonncheck adams should be bloggingcancer treatment. >> the "new york times" editor took on a woman who was sharing her cancer journey with the world. an outpouring that forced the paper and keller to respond and howie had also forced lisa adams a former blogger and tweeter to respond by saying this, worth repeating to @"new york times" keller. i am alive. do not write me off and make statements about how my life ends until it does, sir. but the fact that he got right about me only required reading my tweets and blog. >> i found bill keller's column and that of his wife emma keller to be incensensitive and tone d. but they were crucified as if they had attacked lisa adams. i have been astounded at how all the utterly misconstrued it has been. it seems to me that he attacked a woman who was talking her way through her cancer treatment. >> he says to his own paper, he tried to be clear that he respects her choices and her critics seem that anything short of a right on lisa is inhumane or sacrilegious. nobody has to read i

>> this is a buzz alert, a buzz alert, with colorado legalizing the use of marijuana on new year's there is a blogincluding how to make butter with pot and reviews of different strains including granddaddy purple. the critic wrote when it was smoked you could string together socks before shoeses but by the time you got to the shoes, where did the socks go? >> you want to ask, at the stores, for the type of bud you wand and any "bud" tender can help you determine. >> the denver post is covering a legal product but the tone sounds like the paper is promoting marijuana use. here is a footnote. warping of the down side of legalizing pot "new york times" columnist and "washington post" columnist wrestled with the fact they indulged when they were younger and they have guiltien beaten up for that for that disclosure. what happens to your facebook account when you pass away? should family members be allowed to control it? that is next. >>> time now for our digital downloads, become ago dilemma in this social media age, what happened to your g-mail or yahoo! or facebook account when you pass away? >> the

but, my first book of "new york times" online blog -- dreadful word was a book called "talk show."he sqeakwul. [ laughter ] you were the first to call me when i got "late night," and i'll never forget that. it was a really surreal moment for me. because i didn't think it was real. i was like, dick cavett is calling me? i guess i'm in the talk show club. there is -- there's not that many people that have their own talk show. >> i didn't realize it would have such an effect on you. i hate to tell you this, but that wasn't me. >> jimmy: i knew it. see, much too late. do you remember what you said to me? what advice you gave me? >> get out of the job if you can. >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. no, you didn't say that. >> and if you can't -- i had going on the show at the moment you enter advice, which got -- do some before the show, you have nerves, do violent exercise, play a rough tennis game, go to a rough workout. have some rough sex. [ laughter ] whichever -- anything that makes you sweat. >> jimmy: i've been doing that, yeah, for five years. and we have a great show. all thanks to you

the social blogging site began trading on the new york stock exchange. the seven-year-old company has had a storied history, its cofounders came together to celebrate the next chapter. they were joined by twitter's ceo dick costolo. i caught up with him on the floor and asked him about the ipo process. >> i think the thing that surprised me most about the ipo process is the almost spectacular understanding of the service that so many of the investors we met with across the country had. i would go to meetings with potential investors and these are meetings were i am going in to sell them and they would show me tweets from folks like sean lennon tweeting about what got him into house arrest in china. all sorts of examples like that, so the opportunity to talk to people who you're trying to help understand your vision and have them show you why they already know it is so important is obviously tremendous. >> let's talk about making money. you and i both know that you can turn on the profit whenever you like. what would tell you that it is time? >> i think w