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tweet. a visualization of it. tell usa visualization project from a photographer by the name of eric fisher. what he's done is basically tag tweets and flicker pictures used from around the world. look at this pretty picture in the u.s. the flitter pictures in red, more on the west coast. twitter more on the east coast. you look at europe and asia is where they're both used very much as well. white show the usage of both, ali. it's a very pretty picture he's come up with. i want to show you on even prettier picture. in new york city over at the time warner center, we see this image, okay? it is an image of ali velshi at his desk tweeting away because he's got thousands of twitter followers. i thought there was even a mirror there, too. even while you're off air, you can check yourself out. >> got to always have a mirror available. zain, lots of good fun. thank you for joining us with that. i'm going to tweet out. anyway who wants to tweet us while we're on the show @alivelshi. >>> time to eat our peas and talk about the d

e-mail us. >> getting good e-mails already. >> tweet us, let us know on facebook @cnnam is our twitter your thoughts. >> lawmakers saying i'm carrying out what my constituents want me to do, hold the line or fight for this. it will be interesting to see what people say and whether or not they're listened to. >> america's aaa credit rating is days away possibly from a downgrade and sobering prediction comes from the ceo of the world's biggest bond trader pimco. mow mam head el erian telling cnn a downgrade to aa may happen this week even if lawmakers are able to reach a compromise on the debt ceiling crisis. >> that is the question mark for us. not whether the u.s. defaults, we do not expect the u.s. to default, but whether the u.s. does enough to avoid a downgrade of its aaa rating. if s&p sticks to what it said, the u.s. will be downgraded in the next few days. >> two "d" words that matter, default, even if there's no bond default, you could have a downgrade that matters to interest rates and the future of the country. >> this one individual is influential enough to do that? >> they t

tweet us, our handle. @cnnyourmoney. we are running your tweets across the show. we're going to talk about what you want to talk about. this story changes every hour. we have correspondents at the white house, at capitol hill. we are tracking it all. we'll head to them live next on this special edition of "your money." [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> let's stop the bickering. let's stop the show of disrespect between the different parties as well as the parties and the president and get down to business. let's get out of this mess that we're in, regardless of who got us here and how it happened. we've never defaulted on a loan. let's not start now. let's not shipwreck this country. >> mar lean cox, canton, ohio, that was beautifully said. this is a live special edition of "your money" with your voice and your tweets. joe johns and athena jones are all over the debt ceiling debate. they're tracking the l

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to crash the economy or president obama's reelection chances of you are with the alias a citizen tweeted us today stocks spreading your propaganda spreading fear is like yours is causing our nation to be in such enormous strength really who walked away from the negotiations i think that was eric cantor and john boehner who called for the debt ceiling increases to be stopped out was the republicans you know the debt ceiling was increased seven times during the bush administration eighteen times during the reagan administration it was always just gonna yeah we'll do that you know and then we'll talk about the budget but what's going on here is three republican presidents ran up a nine trillion dollar bill and the last one left that absolute disaster that spilled into another couple trillion dollars that has been paid out during the obama administration they bought the car they drove it off the lot they invited everybody into it and drank lots of champagne and now they don't want to pay for it that's what's going on another viewer called the rant line with this question i think my main questio

send us an e-mail, tweet, tell us on facebook.f your interesting thoughts throughout the course of the show. >>> mila kunis isn't going to let her country down after all. >> thank god. >> the actress is keeping her date to the marine corps ball. reports swirled that kunis was trying to bail but her rep says her shooting schedule is now clear. marine sergeant scott moore asked kunis through a youtube video, he's stationed in afghanistan, no word yet if justin timberlake will say yes to kelsey, the virginia based marine posted a similar youtube video inviting jt to her marines corps ball. >> they're both cute. it should happen. >> they can both kill you with their pinky. >> they can. another reason not to say no. >> that's right. >>> still to come this morning, the debt ceiling talks, the sky is the limit for insults and temper tantrums. jeanne moos has the highlights and low lites, really, for us, it's 47 minutes past the hour. >>> welcome back, everybody. 50 minutes past the hour. >>> there is a pause in the debt ceiling talks. th

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send us an e-mail, tweet, tell us what you think on facebook. >>> women's world cup semifinals. >> oh, my gosh. that was crazy. >> one of the most riveting -- being serious? i know you're not a huge soccer fan. >> i went to the world cup finals. >> you only went there because cool people invited you. not that you wanted to see the game. >> i went on my honeymoon. >> anything to avoid those talks. in a shoot-out yesterday, the u.s. stunned brazil. you were into this yesterday? >> yeah. >> it was tied 2-2 and then the u.s. edged brazil, 5-3 in penalty kicks, and check out what has to be one of the most amazing goals ever, here it is. >> can you believe this! >> that was megan rapino, blasted it from 30 yards away, abby with the header into the back of the net. they're playing france on wednesday. you're not going to be in wednesday? >> i will be in. i was at a baseball game and they were showing this game on the screen while the baseball game was going on, that's how big a deal that was. >> we were watching on saturday at the pool. they had one li

tweet. >> reporter: using that bully pulpit to say, burn up the phone lines on capitol hill. >> speaker boehner's office, how can i help you? >> people will call in and be anywhere from 60 to 90 minutes. >> reporter: off the hook, georgia republican phil gingrey's office after he turned from no to yes. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: on twitter, the president's re-election team gave out republican members' contact info, state by state. waiting to act, the senate, where democrats are in charge. >> compromise is not a bad word. so it is time for us to act cc1: together and we hold our arms out to my republican colleagues. >> reporter: late today, the speaker made his final appeal. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states. >> reporter: and in a thundering reaction to boehner's speech, republicans standing up, democrats booing, he called on the president, the administration and senate democrats to turn their ideas into actual legislation. now that all this moves over to the senate for the next step before the deadline early next week. lester? >>

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a tweet -- >> is jim watching us in georgia -- next is jim watching us in georgia. caller: thank you for cnn. the democrats have been there for two years, and it democrat president, and they did not do nothing much for the debt ceiling but they want to blame the republicans for what they want to do. i just wanted thank you and god bless america. host: jim from georgia. michael tweets us -- asking whether or not you think that it is good for leaders to work on a grand bargain on the debt. a target of $4 trillion in cuts over the next 10 years. a reduction of the deficit is $4 trillion, the goal. maryland. george's and independent. caller: i am in support of a grand bargain if it is somewhere between the bulls-simpson commission, $2.50 of spending cuts for every dollar of revenue -- bowles-since then, something between that and the progressive plan, $1 of spending, $1 revenue. if it does not come out that way, it is capitulation, it is a shrinking of the job market and a betrayal of the national will. people one bowles-simpson or something better than that or we will

tweet us, facebook. tell us what you do. we'd love to share it with other viewers. >>> in the uk phone hacking chase could lead to criminal charges against news corporation here in the united states. the fbi reportedly plans to get in touch with jude law, the actor is suing rupert murdoch's media service saying they hacked his voicemail back in 2003 while at jfk's new york airport. if that's true and can be proven, federal prosecutors in america could step into the case. news corp. says law's claims have no foundation and plan to fight them. >>> meantime, remember the 26-year-old comedian who hit rupert murdoch with a shaving cream pie during his testimony before parliament this week? he is scheduled to appear in a uk courtroom today. jonathan bowles charged with behavior causing harassment, alarm or distress in a public place. >>> well, the closed door negotiations kicking into high gear now with just 11 days until the government -- the government has already reached its legal borrowing limit. 11 days until we start default

mother has made up her mind, but sarah palin is, of course, waiting for that moment where she can tweet us let us know all about it. look, i think she's in it until another deal comes up, and maybe she will step aside, but sarah palin has to deal with some pretty tough issues. i think she will have the money. i think she will pull together the organization, but she has high disapproval ratings among independents and one-third of republican voters also disapprove of her performance. right now in the state of alaska, sarah palin's disapproval rating is almost 48%, so even in her home state of alaska she's having a tough time. she has to show more discipline. she has to demonstrate that she can pull together a good staff. more importantly, she has to demonstrate that she's willing to listen to other people as well. >> what do you think, mary? >> i think all of what donna said is true, but what's also true, and everybody is underestimating, is the weakness of barack obama, so she's not running in a vacuum. she's not running for the governor of alaska, and when you win, you win, and can yyou ca

send us an e-mail, tweet. let us know on face book and we will be reading some of your comments later in the show. >>> the fbi is investigating an armed home invasion at the farmhouse of iowa congressman leonard boswell. the intruder reported boswell's home saturday night and point ad gun at his daughter demanding money. we are told 77-year-old boswell pictured here struggled with the gunman before his grandson grabbed the shotgun and pointed it at the intruder. he fled and no one was hurt. police are calling the break-in a random act. >>> to casey anthony's newfound freedom after three years behind bars and 12 days after being cleared in her daughter's murder, casey anthony walked out of the orange county jail in florida sunday. this morning, though, her whereabouts are unknown and there are many asking where casey goes from here. cnn's david mattingly is live in orlando. obviously a ton of interest in where she is, where she plans to be. what are her representatives saying at this point? >> her departure from

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. >> send us a tweet at booktv using the tag summer reading to let us know what you plan on reading. you can e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. we are back live at the langston hughes auditorium at the schomburg center for research and black culture. this is live coverage of the thirteenth annual harlem book fair. up next panel discussion of the late manning parable's recent biography of malcolm x. >> good afternoon. welcome to the 2011 harlem book fair. i am yohura williams from fairfield university and chief historian at the jackie robinson museum. i want to welcome you to this forum. we are here to discuss manning parable's recent book malcolm x a life of reinvention and its impact on our appreciation of the life and legacy of this african-american icon. manning parable began his study as a corrective to the influential autobiography of malcolm x which for five decades stood as one of the most important works of african-american literature ever produced. despite its widespread influence and a claim there have always been questions concerning its authenticity. publish nine months afte

send us an e-mail at booktv@cspan.org or tweet us at twetter.com -- twitter.com/booktv. >>> now, on booktv david sirota examines the political and cultural landscape of the 1980s. he argues that the social and political mores of that time set the stage for what he calls a narcissistic america. it's about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. okay. can everyone hear me? so here's how it's going to work tonight. um, first of all, thank you, everybody, for being here. i'll just tell you how it's going to work. i'm going to give a ab presentation about my new book, "back to our future, "which you can see right there, and then may than and i are going to -- nathan and i are going to sort of go back and forth on some questions, and i asked nathan to be here because some of his work is an inspiration for some of my work. so i really appreciate you being here. um, and then we're going to take questions from the audience. um, before we begin i just want to do some of my own thank yous. i want to, obviously, thank in these times for organizing this event. i want to thank the university of chi