hers jackson's new name, new life revealed. >> "extra" brought to you by sargento natural cheese. >> coming up, robin williams teams up with buffy. endedw interview that with what might be the best sales pitc >> time to test someone in our crowd here. the subject, music. the question is, which singer holds the all-time record for a soloncert tickets as performer? >> genie is going to play with us today. madonna, michael jackson, or tina turner? jackson.l >> i would think the same thing. it's actually tina turner. >> crazy, right? tina's been around since the 1960's. she's doing a rare interview oprah, talking all about her recent wedding. and erwin bach's interview. >> i saw you talking about the old days with ike, is it hard for you to hear? touching on the years of by ike and grilling turner on whether the queen of rock and roll truly is retired. how hard was that to hang up the shoes? >> i have to be careful how i say this. tina open, as always. she's never hid from her story. withhe walked out on ike just 36 cents and a gas card in 1978 and never looked back. now, an unbelievable

news week stations and cable one. the company says it will be changing its name although the new name has not been announced. allen and company did assist with this deal. jeff bezos as well as the ceo of the "washington post" company, donald graham were both at the allen and company conference last month. this deal probably took place now. as for what bezos has planned, he says in his press conference that he thinks the post plays a critical role in d.c. and the nation and the post values will not change. it has been on the cutting edge of some technology such as integration with facebook. we'll see what kind of technological things he tries with it. >> in terms of the name change, is it a name change for the corporate entity that would own the "washington post" or would it be for the newspaper itself? >> i believe it's for the new company. the new companies that's left with kaplan, the cable assets and some of these internet assets and real estate. that company since it no longer has the paper would now get a new name. >> it's an interesting transformation within the industry just within the past week or so

this way, they will be given new names, new cover jobs. mitch mcconnell can now vote his conscience as greek orthodox priest milos mcconnelopolous and so can harry reid or should i say sushi chef haruki reidamoto. now at some point folks might notice all these priests and chefs hanging around the capitol building which is why we must relocate congress somewhere where it can never be found, thousands of miles under a mountain guarded by rivers of magma and armed mole men. of course, to ensure the ultimate in legislative privacy, we should probably change all voting booths to have redacted ballots. instead of pull ago lever, you just throw a dart. now, i don't think americans would notice a difference at this point because if our lawmakers get to make their policy suggestions in secret, we don't know who we're voting for anyway. and that's the wore. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much. very nice. welcome back. nation, i love humility. and i am proud to say that i am as humble or mo

new pakistani website is on a mission to put an end to insulting racist, sexist remarks by naming and shaming perpetrators of hate speech. findings along with screenshots and a short description. the site is still relatively new. accounts are flooding in. insults targeting pakistan's gay community. the aim is not only to highlight the impact of online bullying, but to educate pakistani web users and help them understand what constitutes hate speech, so they understand that certain remarks are quite simply unacceptable. idea hasuld seem the been given a warm reception from local web users. many have hailed the initiative, saying it was high time they did something to tackle the problem. new video available online, free of charge. the hero is none other than edward snowden. the aim of the game is to avoid being captured by the u.s. intelligence services, or being spotted by surveillance cameras, deadly drones, or other threats. him withts provide weapons and tactical tools so he can stay on the run for as long as possible. china have taken to dressing their kids in whether melons -- in

. >> reporter: but he'll soon have to learn new names because important jobs are waiting for all of thesegs. chip reid, cbs news, windsor, connecticut. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fire. huge wildfire burning across southern california. we'll report from the fire line. >>> and also the flooding endangering part of the nation's midsection j and 39 years ago today the only president of the united states resigns from office. we'll revisit that historic day. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm alexis christoforous. have a great day and a wonderful weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, that blessed event called friday is here august 9. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm juliette goodrich. michelle griego has the morning off. it is 4:29. here's brian with a check of the weather. >> everybody came into work this morning and said, brian, it's drizzle, drizzle, drizzle. everywhere the windshield wipers are on. we have

don't change because some of the stores are - large are corporations are to circumvent by creating a new name or buying a small retailer. this is not fair to the small business owners in the phase valley. the diversity or lack of their products don't change simply because it changed its name. a formula retailer by any name is still the retailer. we're only asking to reflect the reality. this is an ongoing city discussion. we're part of that conversation and want supervisor breed for the fillmore district will likely reflect some of the products of this legislation. but this legislation is not part of that legislation. it's not part of the citywide implementations. we this that retail has its place in the city. this is targeted to a specific community for the community. it's refinancing of the existing formula of retail ban and we felt this is a choose and this choose is one for the valley that's best for them. the whole point is to provide tailor planning codes that reflects the needs of that specific community and the valley wants this legislation on their behalf and i ask you please respect

simply by creating a new name it is not fair to companies. the lack of products don't change because they changed their name a formula retailer is still a formula retailer. shouldn't it apply fairly to ail formula retailers. it doesn't seek to ban the policy only look at that. some of auditor this ordinance is being recognized without 0 data or analysis. we've had a decade of data and in the analysis of hayes valley community and the district supervisor this ordinance is in the best interest of the community. the arrogant who has multiple locations and a similarly large candy retailer is going to open soon for they regard that as a pressing need and wanted their government to act. there's a ongoing conversation about the city's retail. supervisor breed has arrested to hold-off on here ordinances until the defendant it complete but this ordinance is not part of this conversation. hayes valley has always been a test case. supervisor mar on it's introduced an ordinance that would make it citywide. there's nothing in this ordinance that would pre

. >> what's the new name? >> nishkin. >> really and also a structural engineer. >> yes. >> this was opened in the 50's and replace a bridge from 1915 and apparently inside a art decko and the rack and the pinion gear that operates the bridge. >> it's a draw bridge. >> and double leaf bridge. >> the old oriental house. >> and this survived the earthquake. >> and the fire. >> and the fire as well. it was made a landmark in 97 and damaged in the 89 earthquake and in an attempt to fix it or replace it and we have a building inside and some ways the new building structure is supporting the masonry of the old warehouse and you can see it and it's fantastic how it's done and called facadism and in our world and just save the outside but it's better to save that than nothing i think, and here is the little sign on it and the oriental warehouse and all of that remains of the pacific steamship company. designate thdesignated alandmark in 1997 y street. >> a lot of the buildings were landmarked of the 200 year anniversar

a new name with a major upset. and in the cooler, two separate stories both involving world leaders and paintings. all i have to say is putin and bush. it'll become clear a little bit later in the cooler. >>> we really need to begin with syria. senior u.s. officials say airstrikes against the assad regime could begin as soon as tomorrow. leaders from both england and france reportedly are also considering joining the u.s. in a joint military action. however, attempts by the white house to build a broad coalition seem unlikely as several leaders of arab countries as well as the arab league have declined to back military strikes. but for members of the obama administration, there's no doubt the so-called red line has been crossed. >> the options that we are considering are not about regime change, they are about responding to a clear violation of an international standard that pro hibltsds the use of chemical weapons. >> there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria. the syria

says, the private wants to begin hormone therapy as soon as possible and wants people to use the new name and feminine pronoun in reference. the spokesperson for the army responded to today's announcement saying the military does not provide hormone therapy or sex reassignment surgery. manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison yesterday for leaking more than 700,000 documents to the wikileaks website while in iraq in 2010. >>> for the very first time, southern california teenager hannah anderson is speaking out about her kidnapping that led toon amber alert across six states. anderson speaking exclusively to the "today" show this morning. she was kidnapped in southern california earlier this month and rescued eventually in idaho after abductor james dimaggio was gunned down by police. the bodies of both her mother and her brother were found in dimaggio's burned home. dimaggio says her mother is the reason she is able to see herself as a survivor. >> in the beginning, i was a victim. but now, knowing everyone out there is helping me, i consider myself a survivor instead. my mom raised me

and it's like that is not her there. >> lorraine demanded they order a new name plate with the correcthowever, she says rolling hills required the family to pay half of the cost about $200. >> if you won't pay half it will have to stay wrong. i told them i don't think so. >> lorraine insisted waits not the family's fault and she the should haven't to pay. rolling hills said the family signed off on the order. lorraine contacted 7 on your side we spoke with the manager. >> she didn't catch it. we didn't catch it. >> he showed us the order form with what margie's name spelled wrong in seven places. allison instead of addison and showed lorraine signed off. she says she never noticed any mistake. he says his counselors filled out the form so rolling hills ordered a new scroll free of charge. >> responsibility relies a little bit more in our shoulders than the family. who may not be entirely paying attention due to the situation. >> now, it shows margie addison resting her. >> i'm sure my sister is happen year, too. >> probably giving me thumgs up, now saying that is the way to go, sis. >>

. >>> it is nice to see a new name come to the front and win for the first time. >> yes.y? >> i do. >> here is what i want to know, are you good? >> hit and giggles, i played in that tournament. >> you hit it and everyone else laughs at you. >> >> yes. >> fair enough. 95th pga championship in the books. another first-time champion but this one is overdue. phil mickelson. plus 12 for the tournament. still signing autographs before he left. not better at 10 over par. now, look at this. the whole in one, folks. that is at the par 311. now, the major, continuing finishing 4 over. got 4 cracks in it for next year. 3 because he won before. going at 5 yesterday. double bogey. the different story today. look how he tuck the landing. set him up for the birdie. grabbing the lead at 10 under. the third round leader. jim, staying in all afternoon. settle for 2nd after a 1 over 71. back here. butter. >> yes. it is perfect. perfect. >> how good is that? >> it is comfort. >> now, tapped in for that. no drama. shooting a 2-under 68. now, the breakthrough win for his first major of his ca

. >> quinton pattyn's new name, 7-eleven, that means he's open. >> double meaning. that may stick. look for it. >> good, scott. you heard it here first. >> going on weather wise, my man? >> a little bit of cooling as we head onto the labor day weekend. temperatures, there we go, into the mid 80s. slight chance of thunderstorms for the bay area on monday. only about 10% and best possibility would be across the sierra. something to stay tuned on. >> let's get out to the live shot. one last look at the san mateo bridge. slow moving eastbound, not bad westbound. >> not too bad. we'll continue to follow all the traffic updates over the next couple of days. we'll be back at 6:00. >> see you then. n the broadcast tonight, the strongest case yet for a strike on syria. the obama administration tonight calling president assad a thug and a murderer for chemical attacks on his own people. >>> secretary of state john kerry laying out the intelligence for a war-fatigued nation. a war-fatigued nation. >> some cite the risk of doing things. but we need to ask what is the risk of doing nothing? >>

a new name with a major upset.parate stories both involving world leaders and paintings. all i have to say is putin and bush. it'll become clear a little bit later in the cooler. >>> we really need to begin with syria. senior u.s. officials say airstrikes against the assad regime could begin as soon as tomorrow. ad

once he or she finally regains the footing, it will be returned to the splash zone with a brand new namei'm thinking tennessee tuxedo, old school. >> the feel good segment. >> awe, look at this, over by the coliseum -- look what i found for you guys, nice cozy huddle in the northbound side of 880. all the red lights. yeah, look at that. the flashing lights are moving over. the last of the traffic break is what you see at high street, you regain your speed into downtown. now the bay bridge toll plaza has overnight road work. laura told you about the closure going on over the weekend. we saw some of the crews leave this shot here. i turned our camera from emeryville. the three right lanes still reopening over the next couple minutes by just after 5:00 we should have all traffic flow established at the bay bridge toll plaza. again, getting ready for the closure and changes wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. >> a pair of cleveland indian players accomplish an amazing feat for a young boy living with cerebral palsy. before saturday's game carlos santana and jason kipp nis met 8-year-old niko who as

was a service change because there was no disruption of service to the customers even though had a new name and capital projects are part of the service definition regardless whether the proposed change meets the criteria above. in developing this definition we were trying to find a delicate balance between ongoing system maintenance and addressing important equity issues. we consider the needs of minority and low income populations when we make any change, and this is really identifying the point at which we go through the much more formal process and circular work. the challenge is if you make the definition too narrow you really risk locking in the existing service and not able to make incremental changes but at the same time you want to make sure you're capturing important equity issues. we did make several changes to this definition based on the public process. one of the key things was that we added this rolling 24 month period to the system changes. what the concern was in the public process was that we would make a 2% change one year and then a 1% change six months later and a 3% ch

and it's like that is not her there. >> lorraine demanded they order a new name plate with the correctr, she says rolling hills required the family to pay half of the cost about $200. >> if you won't pay half it will have to stay wrong. i told them i don't think so. >> lorraine insisted waits not the family's fault and she the should haven't to pay. rolling hills said the family signed off on the order. lorraine contacted 7 on your side we spoke with the manager. >> she didn't catch it. we didn't catch it. >> he showed us the order form with what margie's name spelled wrong in seven places. allison instead of addison and showed lorraine signed off. she says she never noticed any mistake. he says his counselors filled out the form so rolling hills ordered a new scroll free of charge. >> responsibility relies a little bit more in our shoulders than the family. who may not be entirely paying attention due to the situation. >> now, it shows margie addison resting her. >> i'm sure my sister is happen year, too. >> probably giving me thumgs up, now saying that is the way to go, sis. >> i'd l

amid new revelations naming three telecom giants a british intelligence agency to look through private data of millions of clients. and in the u.s. debate of a massive valence is swept under the carpet while whistleblower edward snowden dominates the headlines. america calls on its citizens to stay away from the middle east a lot of a major al qaeda terror threat but some experts saying washington's policies in the region continue to fuel resentment our top stories this. international news and comment this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day at live from moscow where it's not just turned eight pm. there have been further revelations in the old going spy scandal in the u.k. the world's major telecommunications firms have been working alongside a british intelligence agency handing over swathes of private data documents leaked by u.s. whistleblower edward snowden suggest that the rise in business vodafone cable and british telecom were among those who gave g c h q unlimited access to their network of cables and collaboration allowed the agency to harvey's millions of phone calls e-mai

. >> reporter: he'll soon have to learn new names because important jobs are waiting for all of these reid, cbs news, windsor, connecticut. >> o'donnell: good dogs, indeed. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm norah o'donnell. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow bright and early on cbs "this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> stallone versus willis. did bruce really ask for $1 million a day? i'm nancy o'dell. greedy, lazy.zv sly's nasty words after bruce gets axed from "the expendable 3." now what is behind bruce's reported big money demands? >> next thing you know he's out, harrison ford is in. >>> usher's son trapped under water for over two minutes. how he's recovering today as usher and his ex head to court to fight over

. >>> there's a new name in cable news starting tuesday that promises to reinvent american journalism. but will that name, al jazeera, scare away potential viewers as it tries to take on the likes of cnn, msnbc and fox? >>> and if you don't trust journalists, you aren't alone. a new survey finds most americans don't. at "the new york times" it's the job of public editor margaret sullivan to hold reporters accountable, and boy, has she been outspoken. we'll talk with her about what the paper of record is doing wrong and right. >>> and perhaps you've seen this gripping news report from president obama's vacation in martha's vineyard this week. >> after arriving here in martha's vineyard, there was a bit more visibility of something else. the president's golf game. >> but as the first day of the agenda, do you go to the black dog, do you go to oak bluffs, what do you do? >> i expect throughout the week we'll see him take a few trips to get ice cream. >> yep, it's the annual rite of summer as the press descends on the president's vacation and tries to make news. we'll look at just how cre

. >> reporter: he'll soon have to learn new names because important jobs are waiting for all of these reid, cbs news, windsor, connecticut. >> o'donnell: good dogs, indeed. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm norah o'donnell. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow bright and early on cbs "this morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cook. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. tonight, the search for sandra coke is growing more desperate. the federal investigator from oakland has been missing since sunday. mike sugerman says her family and friends are reaching out to the public for help and offering a big reward. mike. >>> reporter: liz, you're right. this tells you a lot about sandra coke and the case. $100,000 reward. where's that money coming from? from her friends's pockets. they just got together and gave what they could and the search continues. >> for anyone -- >> reporter: tanya coke is desperate to get her sister b

. >>> thanks to a sewer problem in london we learned a new name today, fatburgs. are like icebergs made of fat. these are globs of congealed cooking fat. it's horrifying. but look at this one in london. it weighs 15 tons and making news around the world. entire neighbors in south london reported their toilets wouldn't flush. enjoy your dinner, folks. >> i didn't know they existed. now we do. >> fatburgs. >> at 6:00 another reason to say yes to chocolate. why it could boost your brain power. >>> i didn't know they existed either. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. strong foggy wind the past three day. the marine looking beautiful out there. details on warmer summer days i know you're going to enjoy coming up in a few minutes. do you see the 10% back in points, aw baby, i'm seeing triple again. plus another 10%, plus free shipping? yeah. you're good. this is the member triple play deal. this is sears. >>> in health matters, a small study of older adults suggests that chocolate can keep your brain sharp as you age. blood flow to the brain is key. so

. >> one of the great virtues is that it introduces new names, new people, new stars.ives you a chance to measure folks you have never heard of before. and here from 15 years is an example of just that. a brand new paul ryan elected but not yet even sworn in describing what he believes in, what philosophy he follows. and i must say, i don't think he's aged a day. take a look at it and you decide. >> is your philosophy that you should vote the way your constituents want because it is a democracy or is your philosophy that you vote what you truly believe and if your constituents don't like it, too bad? >> this is a great question and the question that i campaigned on. you campaign on a specific set of ideas and principles. that's what i campaigned on. i've campaigned on a very specific philosophy i believed in. having articulated the beliefs, you have the moral responsibility to act on the philosophy and what we need in washington. we don't need people following the winds of public opinion polls but fighting for certain principles they believe in. >> paul ryan still figh

new crime? well, this girl got beat up in a motel three days ago. her name's trista boden. she's still in the hospital. that's a long time she's been missing, jack. yeah, i know. look, i want you two to go and talk to trista boden. i told vivian i'd give her the day on this, but i don't want you to waste a lot of time. okay? what does this have to do with viv? oh, she just got wrapped up in this one. that print we got? the only reason we have it is 'cause viv ran it through the computer every other week. what, for the last four years? for the last four years. made gluten-free cereals in a bunch of yummy flavors. like cinnamon chex, honey nut chex, and chocolate chex... we're in cereal heaven. so thanks. from the mcgregors, 'cause we love chex. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. so we feed our chickens an all-veggie diet, including corn and marigolds with no added animal by-products... hormones...or steroids. because at perdue, we believe in a better chicken. hormones...or steroids. are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. t

tested. >>> the hillsborough county jail's newest team member has finally arrived and she has a new name. her name is now bensha which is the name on her genealogy that came from amsterdam. >> after a competitive selection process, deputy timothy bickerstaff was chosen as bensha's handler. sid. good girl. >> she's now living with him and his family. >> she's a great dog, very loving. she took to me right away. always looking around for me any time i leave. she loves the family already. with the limited amount of time i've had her around them has been great. there's been no problems at all. >> today, bensha will take on her first official assignment. she and deputy bickerstaff have been called to a housing unit where drug activity has recently been reported. along with a team of deputies, they'll inspect the entire unit for narcotics. >> two alpha is going to be the target this morning. at the pod. when with go in, no one goes back to their bunk, no one goes back to the toiletry areas or the showers or the bathrooms. once we go in, everybody goes to the rec yard. make sure you let the dog

these are stitched together and lets you creep up and get as close as you want. >> the radio has a new name, infotainment. >> they have given new complexity to the car design. >> it becomes a job of a technology reviewer. big glosscy screens, voice recognition, it makes a car more like a smartphone or tablet and frankly that's the whole idea. >> you want your car to operate with the same fluid and he's of use as your $200 nexus tablet >> but he says they aren't there yet. >> this use as knob-like controller like some of the german advance. i'm not a fan of those because it requires you take a hand off the wheel and an eye off of the road to operate them. >> for all it does, new technology can also get in the way. it's one of the first things to notice at the car lot. >> does the system do what i need it do do without being distracting. >> flashy features can be distracting also at the dealership. don't forget the real part of the car, how it drives. >> you need to pay attention to things like the comfort of the interior, whether you can see out, whether the car is too small or too big. >> a

. >> the new name for the program. >> in 2 understand thousand 8 the federal government dropped the term food stamps. hardly to fight the stigma associated with that term. but most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> you are prescreened and you would like to apply for food stamps. >> they believe folks don't want to go to a government office to find out if they are eligible so his team set up shop at this super market. >> 50% of our customers on a monthly benefits are using snap benefits. >> this is the store manager. >> it's a positive thing for the community. >> another part of the effort to reduce the stigma of food stamps was to get rid of the stamps all together. the government benefit is electronic valley delivered visit e, bt cards. they work like any debit card. food stamp usage has been on the rise since 2000, but it's exploded under president obama. in 2008, 28 million were receiving food stamps. now about 47 million do. big factor was obama's stimulus package. in addition pumping more money into the program, it made qualifying if are food s

now reading on in verse 2, "thou shalt be called by a new name, which the mouth of the lord shall name" now verse 3, "thou shalt be a crown of glory in the hand of the lord and a royal diadem in the hand of thy god." now do you see what god is saying? that's israel's future. they're going to be the pride and joy of the god of abraham. how does another one put it? the apple of his eye. everything of god's blessings and glory will be focused on that little nation of israel. and then they try to discredit all this and try to tell us that god is all through with the jew - that they disappeared after 70 ad? heavens no! their glory is still yet out in front. it's still coming and it's going to be beyond description. well, i could just take you back to so many places how that over and over - now i'm going to take you a minute to jeremiah 31. we may have looked at it in our last taping, but if we did it certainly won't hurt to look at it again. we've been looking a lot at their material blessings and after all that is the way god has always blessed israel was through earthly promises because t

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no wonder the stock performed so poorly. >> and no new names. ody new that could come in? and all of the people running j th penny for the last what number of years? and allen questrom coming back too. >> and a lot of people think there is such low expectations that anyone could come in and move the needle and everyone would be happy with that and who would want to take this job? so it is hard to say if they want a new ceo in 30 to 45 days. remember you have to think about things like noncompetes and getting out of existing contracts. who wants the job, who could get to texas p there is all sorts of what-ifs here. i'm not sure what names are thrown around to be honest. a lot of han el lifts said we haven't had a second to think about it but no names really popped to the top of your mind. >> i hear ron johnson is available. >> that's true. i do believe he is available. i'm not sure how that would work out. >> that's true. >> thanks, court. >> thanks. >> see you later. final stretch, bill. >> 14 minutes left, maria. looks like a positive day. first

it has a new name now. fotainment. >> giving a whole new layer of difficulty and complexity. >> reporter: every day the job of a car reviewer becomes a lot more like the job of a technology reviewer. voice recognition, makes the car seem more like a smarttone or tablet. >> you want your $20,000 car to operate at with the same fuel and ease of use as your $200 tablet. >> reporter: he says they are not there yet. >> this particular system uses a knob type controller. i'm not a fan of those because it does require you to take a hand off the wheel and an eye off the road to operate them. >> reporter: for all it does the new technology can get in the way. one of the first things to notice of the car zbloks does it do what i need it to do without distraction. >> reporter: his advice, don't forget the real selling point of a car, how it drives. >> when you are shopping you see a pretty car sxwaunt it. that's a natural response. pay attention to things like the comfort of the interior, whether you can see out. you k

leaking classified documents wants to be called chelsea and he wants a sex change to go along with his new name around the nation and not just in the nation. san diego mayor filner up to victim number 17. former new york governor elliott spitzer who dances horizontally with his socks on running for office and the wiener man, anthony wiener. you know, the one who texts pictures of himself at full attention? i don't even want to think about what beat is going on with him. and tonight, the latest on the shocking death for a 22-year-old in oklahoma and world war ii vet in washington. and could you be one of the thousands to lose insurance because of obamacare? and vote in the insta poll. for all of you movie fans out there, do you think ben affleck was a good choice for the next batman actor? facebook or tweet me and let me know what you think. stick around and we will read your answers later in the show. >>> there has been more outrage in the mainstream media, more attention paid in the mainstream media to that stupid clown story at the missouri state fair than there has been to this wanton murder

. >>> there's a new name in cable news starting tuesday that promises to reinvent american journalismential viewers as it tries to take on the likes of cnn, msnbc and fox? >>> and if you don't trust

. >> the new name for the program. >> in 2 understand thousand 8 the federal government dropped the term food stamps. hardly to fight the stigma associated with that term. but most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> you are prescreened and you would like to apply for food stamps. >> they believe folks don't want to go to a government office to find out if they are eligible so his team set up shop at this super market. >> 50% of our customers on a monthly benefits are using snap benefits. >> this is the store manager. >> it's a positive thing for the community. >> another part of the effort to reduce the stigma of food stamps was to get rid of the stamps all together. the government benefit is electronic valley delivered visit e, bt cards. they work like any debit card. food stamp usage has been on the rise since 2000, but it's exploded under president obama. in 2008, 28 million were receiving food stamps. now about 47 million do. big factor was obama's stimulus package. in addition pumping more money into the program, it made qualifying if are food s