click on the area you're interested in and see what's happening on twitter right now. highlight any one of the words to follow the conversation as it happens. jan, why is watching trends online so important to news? >> well, any good journalists knows that the actual story is in the pattern, not in just an event that's happening, and to pay attention to the pattern, you need to pay attention to the trends, and the trends are what really tells us what's connecting the dots out in the world, so anything that allows us to look at trends or look at the patterns is gonna deliver a better story. >> chris, are you watching trends? do you follow twitter? >> no, i don't really like any of that stuff. >> you don't like any of that stuff? >> no. i want to live a life-- [applause] and i like to be--i just heard a religious broadcast. it was kind of a secular religious broadcast the other day. "live with the people you're in the room with." >> do you have your staff follow twitter? do you have them follow it? >> no. i really do think people should spend a portion of their lives in t

a story of a lot of political journalists on twitter. if anybody has an interesting story, it is posted almost immediately. i can grab a link. twitter is my secret weapon. >> do you think twitter trivializes political recording -- political reporting? >> often you will see a story on twitter and almost immediately want to grab it and report it, but you have to take a step back. >> it is sort of like giving your best tips to the opposition. >> it is. >> what is the reward of twittering? >> you get your message out to a large audience quickly, but, for instance, white house correspondent jay carney has a twitter account. usda spokesman going back and forth, a spokesman -- you will see a spokesman going back and forth, a spokesman for the romney campaign. you have to be where the misinformation that is on twitter as well. >> all of the electronics lend themselves to disinformation. because it is so quick, there is not time to report, investigate, to cogitate. it is there. if it is wrong, once it is out, it cannot be withdrawn. it is there fo

or even about the best new restaurants in new york city this is a poll of this up on twitter on your computer on your phone your i pad and get some answers so perhaps it's no surprise that when the u.s. government wanted to get a grasp on the world's reaction to the killing of osama bin laden they sent in a team of people who are referred to by some as quote vengeful librarians whose job it is to sift through all this stuff and get some answers so if you're wondering they were able to find out that tweets written in chinese and in order to the language of pakistan were often negative whereas tweets written in english even by people who said they were non president obama supporters they said it was a great move so all right the government is using twitter and facebook to keep their eyes on us it's a new time that we're in and in the government doing its job by wanting a better understanding of public opinion the public being after all the people they're supposed to be serving well i asked that question to radio host alex jones here's what he had to say. well the corporate interests th

i'm larry beil. >> remember, you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talkebook.com. >> and. >> barry bonds avoids jail time. what is worth the government's time and money? ahead of a pot club trying to turn himself in. and local areas predicted to be on the fast track now for economic recovery. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. it's not a home run but barry bonds had a good day in place. the giants slugger has 30 years house arrest, two years probation, 250 hours community service. and a $4,000 fine. that is the extent of the punishment. and we have the story now. >> before arriving at the hearing no one expected baseball slugger bonds to do any prison time for his obstruction of justice conviction. other athletes be contacted to the distribution ring built around the bay area laboratory cooperative never did. and there is a not going to give out prison sentences that were longer than sentences actual dealers working for balco got. >> the former giant received two years probation, 30 days house arrest and $4,000 fine and 250 hours of community service. and t

you can contact michael on twitter. and at facebook. >> as we head towards 4:37 now, checking traffic again this is the view at bay bridge toll plaz yachl people have paid their tolls and now, they're in line at meteoring lights. it's backed up again. there is a 49ers game going to kick off at 5:30 that. is why things are a mess f you're traveling this weekend, spencer has your outlook as far as travel is concerned. >> air traffic moving along on time and there is a couple trouble spots. you can see there is a line of thunderstorms here in this area and delays up to an hour and a half and there is strong gusty winds causing back ups there. clear skies, warm afternoons and chilly nights coming our way. the forecast is coming up shortly. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. itt >>> a billionaire saudi princess dropped $300 million into twitter. he is the nephew of the saudi king ranked 26th on the forbes list of the world's richest people saying it represents an interest in a promising business with a global imkt pact. and tweet

. >>> governor martin o'malley extended a formal dinner invitation to lady gaga on twitter. he would like to meet with her to discuss anti-bullying efforts. the governor and his wife katie o'malley launched the anti-bullying campaign a few months ago. the governor tweeted, "thanks for your advocacy against bullying. katie and i would like to invite you to dinner to discuss eliminating bullying in maryland." so far there's no word if gaga decides to take up the o'malleys on their offer. >>> charlie sheen says he accidentally posted his cell phone number on twitter last week. he was trying to send his cell phone number to justin bieber but instead sent it out to 5 million twitter followers. sheen's phone instantly started ringing, and he received 1,800 text messages. for a while the actor got into a joke answering the phone by saying "ray's pizza" and "winning." eventually, he had to turn the phone off, and as you would imagine, change his number. >> lesson learned. you have to be careful with direct messaging. >> we had the dean mcdermott and tori spelling photo, he posted of

go do we support mubarak do we stand against him you know well let's move on alex i mean you're on twitter all the time and i know you've said in the past you believe you might be someone the cia would want to keep an eye on you really think agents right down the road from us here in washington think they know your shoe size or even care. well we know the f.b.i. for fifty sixty years has files even on small time preachers or anybody who could influence the public they have files on people that serve the system and a lot of the stuff that's in the files has turned out to just be gossip and made up stuff but i've been approached by federal agents i've had federal agents visit my office secret service f.b.i. a.t.f. repeatedly i've been covering builder berg in virginia and had guys come in and sit down at my table who were obviously you know well they were state department security forces they were marines in plain clothes but they were both about forty five fifty years old and say hey alex let's attack the state department together and i looked at them and just said guys i'm i'm not i'm nonv

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follow us on twitter@maryland traffic. back to you. >>> 100 people in northwest baltimore forced out of homes because of a fire maybe allowed back today. it was in the heather ridge community, red cedar place, linda so is here. >> inspectors should be out there today if they give the okay, people who live on the outer sides of the building will be able to return to homes. contractors have been working all weekend, we got a tour inside the project manager showed us where the fire started on the fourth floor. it knocked down everything inside the condo and the roof the s gone. the center part has the most damage. it could take months to repair 15 units, heat, electric and water are running in the outer parts of the building. people who live there are elderly luckily everyone got out okay, no one was hurt. >> i was getting ready to get in to the shower and go to bed. i had to get dressed and out of the building. >> there is no word on what caused the fire. inspectors should be out there today. people who live on outsider side

. >>> in this one year, 90 billion messages have been sent on twitter. [ unintelligible ] the ones thatell the story of 2011. >> reporter: it might seem impossible choosing the 10 best stories from more than 250 million tweets a day but they did it at twitter. co-founder gave us a rare look to show us how. >> 140 characters a year, [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: at the top of the top 10 list this one-liner from a man in pakistan. helicopter hovering above at 1 a.m. is a rare event. the world's first clue that osama bin laden had been killed. japanese earthquake and tsunami made the list, cleanup after the london riots and arab spring, welcome back egypt from a global moment to the universe of one life changed. homeless new yorker tweeting looking for my daughter after an 11 year search makes his plea on twitter posting her name and photo it only took one day for her to call. then a reunion. tweets he's board during the lock-out he's invited to a game of flag football he shows up. >> technology reminds us of -- >> reporter: sometimes it was as simple as a hungry man with a steak dinner

his company won't have voting rights or be on twitter's board. executive says twitter plans to go public with an initial stock offering within two years. >>> san francisco fire department's annual toy give away is underway. people began lining up this morning to receive a toy through the oldest and largest firefighter toy program in the united states. organizers expect the need to be great or great -- as great or greater than last year when they handed out toys to more than 40,000 families. >> these kids wouldn't have presents without us. no one will get turned away we are making sure that happens we will be here through christmas day. >> it is not too late for you to help the firefighters' toy program if would you like to co-nate a new toy or make a donation find out how to help on our website, abc7news.com -- and click on see it on tv. >>> 100 kids went on a holiday shopping spree this morning thanks to glide family services and the gap. frosty helped the kids get into the holiday spirit. the kids 4 to 12 got a $100 gift card to spend on clothi

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if you're on twitter, reading the social media, you already know what the last story is. 0th one to aggregate the great story in "the new york times" because you saw "the new york times" story. that was already sherrod twitter and on facebook. what you want is the next thing in the conversation. some original or fresh take on that. or it means -- you know, it means a scoop. original reporting. to me, as a reporter, that's what is so liberating and fun about this. that -- is that we're not going to be. what's particularly the scourge of young reporters' lives now, being the 20th perfect to aggregate some great story that somebody will broke is not something we'll be doing a lot of. >> it sounds like you'll be making it up a little as you go along. an interesting challenge. >> you think? >> ben smith, thank you very much for joining us. ben smith will continue to write a weekly column for "politico." >>> coming up, looking back at the most provocative interviews in 2011. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 72 months o

since the story broke yesterday, i've certainly seen the outrage on twitter. i've seen it on facebook. on endless blogs. there have been petitions started about the outrage of this. verizon coming out with this statement saying "at verizon we take great care to listen to our customers. based on their input, we believe the best path forward is to encourage customers to take advantage of the best and most efficient options eliminating the need to institute the fee at this time." this coming from dan mead, president and chief executive officer of verizon wireless. we're seeing this happen again. we saw this happen with bank of america, with their $5 debit card fee on purchases. bank of america went ahead and retracted that fee and now we're seeing verizon wireless retract its fee. even before it got started. same thing happened with bank of america as well. bank of america's fee was supposed to take place at the beginning of next year. it took it away even before it began as well. isha? >> indeed. we had already heard from the fcc they were going to look into this

follow us on twitter@maryland traffic. back to charlie. >>> most expensive pile ups in history. 14 vehicles including 8 ferraris, and a lamborghini. none of the drivers were hurt but the damage is in to the millions of dollars. one of the ferrari drivers lost control of his car along the wet roadways. >>> people are returning to germany, after the biggest evacuation since world war ii. bomb squads diffused devices. experts disabled two of the explosion i haves and a third destroyed in a controlled detonation. 45,000 people were evacuated after the british and american bombs were discovered last week. one had the potential to flatten an entire city center. >>> get ready for a change in your mail delivery. coming up, u.s. postal service expecting changes for the standard mailing delivery for first class mail to 2-5 days. the agency says most customers get first class letters in 1-3 case days after mailed. this is part of a cost cutting measure. isn't clear on when the plan will go in to effect. >>> u.s. shoppers are spending

but you before you hit send on twitter, make sure you think about that one for a second. >> what's twittere it, barnicle. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> you worked with newt gingrich. you respect him? >> i respect his ability

but you live fairly publicly on twitter. >> well, i almost never say anything private on twitter.thing i say there is a fantasy or made up or some story that's made up about me that i make up. >> what do you like about it? >> i don't know. it's been an outlet for comedy. i thought it was going to be promotional, and it ended up just being an outlet for humor. >> does it challenge you every day? >> well, i don't do it every day any more. but it is a challenge. sometimes -- you know, when i worked in live television, i always thought -- when i worked on the "smothers brothers" that there was a show a week. sometimes just the spontaneity of it got things out of you that were funnier than if you thought about it for a month. and that's what twitter is like. it's very spontaneous. and if you blow it one time, there's always tomorrow. >> let's talk about this instrument. >> sure. >> what's the history? why was it invented as opposed to the guitar? obviously it has a unique and rich sound. >> why was it invented or why did i take it up? >> what's the derivation of the banjo. >> its roots

i think the people who chop off hands are on twitter as much as they are. >> check in on four square and we can get a satellite. >> i don't think it is that hard. it is the 21st century. >>> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. we will count them down for our new year's special. it is red eye at fox news .com. -- red eye at fox fox news .com. all 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from mike baker. >> tonight is sponsored by presents, the items given to someone as a gift, usually in celebration of a specific occasion. thanks, presents. >>> let's see if we got anything wrong. >> welcome back, everybody. it is the half time report. and we've got andy as the host tonight. i was consulting with santa all nightlong. well not all nightlong. during the scorecard, looking at who has been getting the most correct and getting the least correct. according to santa, who is on the good list and who is on the bad list, and it is interesting. we have a tie between andy and lauren for most correct statements. everybody has made santa's good list exc

romney's son later apologized on twitter. >> peter alexander in des moines tonight. thank you. >>> now to the contender. enjoying a well-timed surge in the polls, rick santorum. our political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd went one on one with rick santorum today. chuck joins us now from ames. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry. you know, every long shot presidential candidate comes to iowa hoping to catch lightning in a bottle. most of them fail, but rick santorum may just buck the odds. rick santorum doing what he's been doing for the better part of a year. old fashioned retail politics. today it's ames for an iowa state bowl game party. earlier, we caught up with him at his nondescript iowa headquarters. not the picture of a campaign polls indicate is surging. what took so long? >> i said from the beginning it would be hard work and a message and messenger and experience. >> reporter: he admits it was frustrating at times and he regrets letting that show. >> i felt like i needed to buy a ticket to be at the debates someti

using his smart phone he may post over a half dozen messages a day on twitter, all the kois have been milked and fed for the morning he wrote on july 6th. after breakfast we are going to sort and give vaccines. since the messages start from his smart phone he may send them from the floor of the milking barn or from the cab of his tractor for from anywhere else on the farm. the messages get followers a snap shot of farming on an every day basis. >> what seems to work best, or what very found worked best to keep people interested and attract them to list seven talk about what we are doing. day in and out. just give them an idea of what farming life is and what we do. >> many times he will take a picture like this with his smart phone and post it on twitter. after two -- this cow gave birth today. he has over 2700 people following him on twitter. this popular social media is only one of many ways he talks about agriculture from the farm. of course he has a facebook page up and running for the dairy too. over 1800 people have clicked that they have liked something on the page. long before

follow on twitter feed on our web site. it's . a body of north korea's late. today has been put on display his son and successor was the first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows thousands of mourners weeping in the streets the news that came death put the north and neighbors on high and that fearing instability in the region japan called a special security missing south korea said its military is standing ready for peace on the korean peninsula depends on how much. house according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog. i think it is important that they are outside the world. does not make. threats from the outside. and we know that list with a lot of jewelry arranged for all of north korea so even with outlook you know it does this situation would be a risky one. and if north korea were provocative. there could be a risk also of encouraging. forces. you can watch the full interview with hans blix later in the program here on sci. now public apologies and embarrassing explanations the fate of one of russia's opposition leaders

follow us on twitter at maryland traffic. now back to charley with news. >>> developing story for you on this friday. schools cheated out of hundreds and thousands of dollars by a local man who said he could get baltimore ravens players there for an antibullying assembly. but no players and now the money is gone. education reporter sherrie johnson is here with new developments in the case. >> reporter: well, he is considered one of queen anne's county most wanted. sheriff department is one of the first to file criminal charges against joseph gill. an arrest warrant has been issued charging him with theft. this comes after more than two dozen schools were cheated out of thousands of dollars by gill who said he could get ravens players to appear at anti- bullying assemblies. players never showed and gill and his company odyssey said lardarius would come to talk about a antibullying program. day before he called the school to say webw was out of town. authorities say it was a scam by gill to milk schools for money. ravens say the

. >> $10,000, immediately on twitter this, wasn't just on iowa, thing that blew up on twitter unitedtates and around the world. what will $10,000 buy you, flu off and everyone saying $10,000, because it seemed like a guy who just had $10,000 in his pocket. >> i think that's what rick perry's said, i bet mitt romney has $10,000 in his pocket. that's not a number that rolls off the tongue. >> i bet you ten bucks, a burger or a bloody mary. >> nobody said i bet you $10,000. that's not a natural-- >> michele bachmann jumped on it, too, fired up. after the debate jumped on it, democrats jumped on it and michele bachmann says it doesn't register with iowa, with iowans riot now who are possibly out of work, don't have $10,000 to throw around. so, didn't go over well. >> dave: and the tdnc jumped on it, and what will $10,000 buy. >> juliet: for the average household for the year. >> clayton: a year of day care. >> dave: stylistically it reminded me put the hand on rick perry's shoulder and shuddered when you're watching that. as soon as he did it you kind of-- oh, no, recoiled. >> clayton: d

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let's go to a question on twitter. about a leeway or abilities that states have their own decisions to make. guest: he said a 1.10% tax on his retirement benefit was prompting him to consider moving. understandably. americans do a very good job of voting with their feet. that is perhaps a nasty statement, but it actually helps the country. if once they get out of balance -- one state gets out of balance, people will move to where there is better employment. with respect to taxes on the super rich, you have to look at what that might mean. it might not mean an increase in revenues, but rather, more of the rich might take their income and move to a state where there are no taxes or less taxes. it is not clear that attacks on the super rich -- of attacks on the super rich can solve the problems of the state -- it is not clear that taxing the super rich can solve the problems of the state. and you have to -- what is the tax structure on corporate? there is competition right now between illinois and indiana on corporate taxe

>> how does somebody on twitter know i am wearing this sweater? >> i am tweeting your outfit on twitter right now. >> thank you very much. >> i have a twitter army. >> you ruined the surprise is what you just did. >> is that why you wore it? >> what is this? >> this is salmon. >> salmon is not pink? >> you should know the difference between color, my friend. you have been dealing with injustice your whole life. >> i don't see color. i just see shirts. >> white people. that's evil. >> bill is actually under the table. what do you know? hi, bill. >> back to pete dominic. >> pete, you said kim jong-un, the son of kim jong-il looks like manny from -- what is the name of the show? >> "modern family." >> "modern family." i agree with you. and here is another thing they have in common, if their mother starts talking i can't understand them. >> they do not speak north korean which isn't a language. >> thank you, pete. and i am going back to you, andy. i think that's everything. you are keeping it tight. >> i appreciate it. >> becoming a real news 3457b. -

if you put a fun joke, or you say something, an innuendo about a co-worker posted on anything, on twitter facebook, on whatever, on youtube, that could really turn around and multiple comments like that could turn into sexual harassment. so, it's best just to keep things very clear. one is social. one is work. and for the small business owner, they really don't want that line crossed, ultimately, because it could come back and hurt their business. >> all right. well kim zoller, thank you so much. great advice for the holidays and actually all year round. >> thanks so much for having me. >>> new small business apps are released all of the time. but which ones are actually the most helpful? here are five apps your on-the-go sales people should check out. number five, gotomeeting is an app that lets you web conference from your smartphone. the app is free with paid subscriptions to the online service. four, camcard lite reads business cards and saves contact information internally or in your phone's contacts. three, square will mail you a free card reader that plugs into your phone and scans

. >>> we all know millions of people are on twitter these days using their 140 characters to share withorld. that includes celebrities. as fox's dam housely shows us, they are using the site to reach out to fans in a way they never could before. take a look. >> reporter: after getting kicked off a flight tuesday actor alec baldwin did what many celebrities do these days when trouble comes. sent out a tweet. twitter has become an invaluable tool for celebrities who want to speak directly with their fans. >> it's what they want everywhere, control over their fate. >> it enables celebrities to get their message out instantaneously so they're no longer the victim of the news cycle. >> reporter: as more stars share their news there are times it can backfire. >> the celebrity can get out their message and take ownership of the story, but if there's a misstep, it can also go the opposite direction and the celebrity might say something they'd regret or possibly open them up to a legal liability. so there is a downside. >> reporter: from ashton cusp earn helping it make it popular -- kutcher hel

host: lucy on twitter has this. another party is not what we need as much as we need to hold the elected candidates to their promises and accountability to voters. this question from roy. what is your procedure -- what will your procedure be if you get electoral votes? guest: that's a great question. as an organization, if the americans elect ticket comes in third, we actually will do something that the framers could never imagine. we will have a sec election when it sits in january for the two major party nominees to try to place their case before our delegates. that way the elect ters of americans elect can move one way or the other. it's important for this next race not to go into the house but for the americans elect delegates to have the opportunity to speak. so between the general election and january when the elect terse make their decision -- elect ters make their zirks an important innovation that you can take the process online and the american people can have one more opportunity to have the case made to

follow on twitter feed. on our website. ten minutes past the hour here in moscow the body of a north korea's late veteran leader kim jong il who died of a heart attack on saturday has been put on display. his successor kim jong un was the first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows the thousands of mourners weeping in the streets of kim's death but the north's neighbors on high alert fearing instability in the region japan called a special security south korea said its military is standing ready but. depends on how much pressure the outside world puts on the north this according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog. i think it is important that the outside world. does not make. any threats from the outside knives that make them provocative in the north korean situation first of all we know that within artillery range from north korea so even without nuclear weapons the situation would be. if you look at here there could be a risk also of encouraging. forces in japan. and you can watch the ful

but our team will continue to follow the rescue operation for instance dates jacob on twitter will be monitoring developments as they happen in one of his recent tweets here ports on the anger of the victims' relatives who are raising questions over why the reagan tell a severe storm follow on twitter feed on our website at our time dot com. now the body of north korea's late to better leader came john l. who died of a heart attack on saturday as him put on display in pyongyang his son and successor . was there first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows thousands of mourners weeping in the streets the news the victim's death to the north neighbors on higher fearing instability in the region to the core a special security meeting while south korea and its military is standing ready with peace on the korean peninsula depends on how much pressure the outside world puts on the north according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog. i think it is important that the outside world. does not make them nervous barely threats from the outside knives that make them

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