who are you tweeting?is is an ipad. >> i know. >> i use it for my devotions in the morning. >> amen. >> let's tweet justin bieber. @ -- and then -- start typing justin. >> i'll hold it. you type. >> j-u-s-t-i-n. >> i can't see. that's always one of the problems. >> okay, justin bieber. >> i had a blast with your mom. >> no. do tweet me. follow me. >> how about please? >> yes, yes. please is not implied with follow me. >> then send. let's see if it happens now. how much time do we have to wait? >> oh, look at. there you are. you popped up. >> you successfully did it. >> but he's not going to -- >> maybe he is. >> how much time do we have to wait to see? >> okay, thank you. >> now that klg is a little more tech savvy. >> but i'm not. >> you're not. >> what else are we going to do? >> we're going to get high-tech gear, apps and websites that will put your kids at the head of the class. [ male announcer ] introducing zzzquil sleep-aid. [ snoring ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] it's not for colds, it's not for

and the they were all saying well now this really you know the person who tweets that they should own that they should be able to control the copyright they should be able to control where their information goes if they choose to delete it you know good on them they they have deleted it the court won and said no that's not exactly the case and it's only like one of the several examples we saw this week of finally the court getting their way in terms of being able to i want to see destroy the internet but there is a really unfortunate week as far as the freedom of speech in the first minute goes with internet rights not just a case of malcolm harris but we go back to i believe wednesday the house reapproved the feis. amendments of two thousand and eight act well and so as long as it clears the senate and then the oval office which it means is the government for another five years is going to be able to do on an essential. i watch everything i do on the computer for another five years so that's happening twitter is doing that it's pretty much this is a really really bad week for the int

to ask klg, i'm tweeting.s appropriate. when am i gonna be on is what i'm tweeting? >> am i on tv? >> you're next, honey. what do they say? >> some college ones coming in. lisa patton from the university of georgia, we want kathy lee and hoda to come to uga. we love kathy and hoda. jen from the university of iowa, come to the university of iowa, the hawkeyes love you, klg and hoda. my son and i watch you every morning. >> thank you, everybody. keep them coming. >> you have until friday, right? >> yes, we do. >> we go wowie for howie. >> comedian howie mandel is going to get tweeting. >> he is with us right after this. >> yes, i got it. you know, ronny... folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look happy. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. it sparks a movement. because people can't keep it to themselves. look ! awesome! no ugly

you may not own the tweets, fred. >> i know, the pressure of the tweets.vacy, guys. >> fred, what is it? >> let's hear it. >> what is it again? don't confuse me. i am still not used to it. that's pitiful. i'm just way too private for tv. all right. avery and richard, thanks so much. good tow sue guys. thanks for coming in this holiday weekend. have a great rest of the holiday weekend. >> likewise. >> appreciate it. >> you as well, fred. >> thanks so much. the legal guys are here every saturday, rain, shine, holidays. just regular days. they're here this time all the time to give us their take on the most intriguing legal cases of the day. >>> the families of the victims of the qucolorado shooting are meeting with charity and government officials. we'll tell you what they're discussing. i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the

here was this tweet from donald rumsfeld. the attack on our embassy says a result of perceived american weakness. mitt romney is right to point that out. is anyone in the media saying that? >> no, this is exactly the point. mitt romney is not just to be president but to be commander in chief. he was perfectly within his rights to say what he said being critical of the president's response. the bigger pointed we do have sitting commander in chief right now. this is about his policies that in large part have led to this islamist mess. we have elite press corps, one they are interested in the horse race they try to skew night political narrative and number two, they are in full protect obama mode. that is what you saw this week. what is happening in washington right now and the middle east under this president, this is not about mitt romney or barack obama and those questions have not been raised. >> jon: talking about diplomacy by twitter, mark halperin tweeted unless mitt romney has gained the crisis and completely invisible t

take a look at tweets and the articles that came after. mark halprin tweeted, unless mitt romney has gained the crisis manner some invisible to the gang of 500, doubling down is the most craven and ill-advised move of 12. and this appeared on times website, it looked very similar, read it yourself. about the romney campaign has gamed out the crisis and so on. and howard kirtz tweeted did mitt romney pull the trigger too soon on statement ripping administration over libyan consulate killing. and this headline in the daily beast, mitt romney's ill-timed assault on president obama, as americans are killed abroad. and l.a. times james rainy tweeted, cockeyed mitt romney takes libyan tragedy and find a way to side with moronic pastor terry jones. and then came this headline in the l.a. times, mitt romney should triple down on libya rally with reverend jones. so are the tweets sort of influencing the way this gets covered, the narrative of this? which comes first the chicken or the egg? and i don't know if the the tweets hadn't happened it would

he tweeted three times, retreated once. a recent tweet, quote, investors with high yield credits may return 4%, 6% in 2010. see page 10. derek fowler has 14 followers on twitter. i don't want to make you feel bad about how many followers you have. 14 is a darn good start. are you expecting to get maybe some more? >> i think i expect to get some more, yeah. to put this into perspective, social media and financial services, i've been lucky enough to deal with corporate executives, founders and early employees in silicone valley. >> so a high quality 14. >> a high quality 14. >> maybe if you tweeted a few more times, maybe you might get a few more followers, more than three? >> yeah. i think the idea is so we started morgan stanley in 2011, a strategy to develop a social media process, right? when we first started with link linkin. but what i think we see with our clients is there are people here in the valley and they always told me, please stay technologically relevant, right? so for us, this is i think something that is mor

record with 28,000 tweets per minute. >> something like 28,000 tweets per minute at a speech compared to mitt romney's peak at 14,000. >> when she talked about hard work and the importance of hard work, 18,669. then she talked about the american dream and how her husband lived that out in his life. boom, 21,577. when she talked about four more years, 22,004, huge, huge numbers that we're not used to seeing. >> stephen: yes, boom! i have never seen numbers like that! (laughter) 22,004. that number is huge! especially when you compare it to other numbers that are smaller. (laughter) folks, this is the greatest number related reporting since cronkite broke the horrific cannibal story the 789. (cheers and applause) it was a sad story. must have been very hard for him to hold it together there. now, given these unprecedented tweet numbers, what do they mean? are they good or bad? for more we go to someone else. >> according to twitter, he speech peaked at 28,000 tweets per minute. now, it doesn't measure whether or not they were positive tweets or negative remarks. just interesting numbers

so twitter has an api that allows people to take the tweets, take a stream of tweets and do whatever they want to do with them and we have that and it is free and people can use it and so forth. >> rose: do they? >> yes. in tremendous numbers, hundreds of thousand of applications out there that leverage the twitter api. it used to be the case that the way that api was used in many respects was by companies that twook the tweets and went over and built an alternative user experience, alternate twitter experience, use this experience to use twitter. and it might be on iphone, you had twitter ific, and tweety and tweet got and all of these things. >> rose: right. >> and around the spring of 2010, we -- the management team at twitter, i was the ceo and i was the coo decided that it was important for us to have an owned and operated twitter client on all of the major platforms, because it was hurting our ability to innovate, because we would want to create some innovation and then have to try to convince the other kinds of clients to adopt it and they might be going in one direction and w

that tweet has 90,000 tweets.has more tweets than when the president of the united states came out in support of gay marriage which is one of the biggest hot topics of the past decade. it has more tweets than when beyonce, like the legendary beyonce, made her first tweet and even more tweets than when nasa tweeted out that we landed on the planet mars. >> wow. >> it's totally insane and going to be when we look back at the end of the year at one of the stories, that we're going to be like, wow, this was the story. >> a million tweets about it that night on "monday night football." >> it's insane. >> our last category is the it list, a couple of viral items. first up, this father. showing the pictures a little bit this morning. >> love this dad. this dad is so awesome. so, you know, we've been talking about more serious stuff and serious problems. the internet, it's all about the emotional connection you have with something, and these photos. how can you not like look at the photos and say this is so cute. like the

that tweet has 90,000 tweets.has more tweets than when the president of the united states came out in support of gay marriage which is one of the biggest hot topics of the past decade. it has more tweets than when beyonce, like the legendary beyonce, made her first tweet and even more tweets than when nasa tweeted out that we landed on the planet mars. >> wow. >> it's totally insane and going to be when we look back at the end of the year at one of the stories, that we're going to be like, wow, this was the story. >> a million tweets about it that night on "monday night football." >> it's insane. >> our last category is the it list, a couple of viral items. first up, this father. showing the pictures a little bit this morning. >> love this dad. this dad is so awesome. so, you know, we've been talking about more serious stuff and serious problems. the internet, it's all about the emotional connection you have with something, and these photos. how can you not like look at the photos and say this is so cute. like the

. >> twitter co-founder trying to capture inspiration, then tweet about it. and and so take a look this is one picture that was sent today to the bids and here is nornl one, check out this one. this is abc 7 shows us what it is all about. >> if art is in the eye of the beholder, maybe the same needs to be true for inspiration. in san francisco today. >> this is an awesome opportunity. >> there is a man in a booth tweeting. does he look familiar? >> and yes z tweeting with a purpose of inspiring other people to take photo that's will inspire him to make a movie. >> there is something going on. there is something simple as a man walking through a city. >> in another time and place we might call this street theater. and the man is none other than biz stone. the co-founder of twitter and a rock star among those in the know. >> this is rolling stones i don't know. and nirvana. >> and they're asked them to make and direct 10 short movie was the aid of ron howard from pictures tweeted to him including maybe one of these. >> and i want to create something relevant an

convention in charlotte averaged 9 million tweets per minute.t romney's speech last week averaged only 14,000 tweets per minute and the gop convention in tampa averaged 3 million tweets per minute. >>> well, television ratings from former president bill clinton's speech wednesday night showed he was close to matching the numbers for the cowboys and giants in the nfl season opener, and that doesn't count current tv and pbs. >>> at the democratic convention and outside the arena, there may have been almost as many t-shirts as tweets, including a very popular one showing the president's "this seat is taken" tweet from last week after clint eastwood's speech. >>> and it turns out that as president obama was renominated, the mitt romney campaign tried out a twitter hashtag this week that they're calling #areyoubetteroff, hoping to get complaints about obama. they got about 600 no responses in 24 hours, but in the same period there were three times as many yes responses. about 1,800 people tweeted they were better off than four years ago. and that's y

tweet, tweet tweet, tweet tweet. likely to succeed. okay? so i wasn't like the captain of the yearbook. okay? spaceman, spaceship. so i'm not a kfc fighter, okay? that's not me. there's a dark knight rising all right, seth. mexico. >> drunk uncle. >> four more beers, four more beers! like the political thing. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know what? why don't people croon any more, seth? >> croon? >> you know, what happened to all the crooners? you know, you used to have frank sinatra. now all we got is nicki minaj. that girl has like 13 -- >> i think you're too drunk. >> it's my money and i need it now! i woke myself up on that one. hey, seth? >> yeah. >> all right. guess what i got. >> my nose. >> guess what i got? >> you got my nose. >> no, i got your job. that was my impression of an immigrant. >> drunk uncle, everyone. >>> many are calling for the nfl to end the league's three-month lockout of referees after this past weekend's games in which replacement refs marred the games with numerous bad calls. though in fai

that tweet went on to be the second most re-tweeted tweet from the president in history. >> let me askteam here at the convention, facebook has the same thing. google is running these hangouts where it is basically a webcast for people tuning in. and "the new york times," pbs is also doing the live-streaming webcasts. is that becoming the alternative to tell vision coverage, which after all the ratings are down from past years? >> it goes where the audience is. 60% of our users use twitter on a mobile device. people are not sitting in for the tv the way they used to, but now they can follow the convention, standing in line at the supermarket or waiting for a bus. and can actually engage in the convention and participate and have those messages be brought back to the home and experience the convention through the eyes of their community members on the floor. >> these live streamings are relatively mod nest numbers, it is not going to put up numbers like cnn, nbc or cbs, but do you see it is growing? more people are heathered to their devices are going to be consuming political informati

this was a tweet driven story. a twitter driven story. barack obama's tweet, scott walker's tweet. they chose one particular media to do it. >> it actually unites us than divides us? >> as kirsten and i were too busy this week worrying about libya. never mind. >> rick: any spillover, do you think. next time governor walker has to run for reelection, the opponent is going to put up his tweets in favor of the referee union? >> you have to understand about wisconsin, nobody messes with the green bay packers. and he is disappointed with the replacement refs. people were tuning in to see what the next screw up would be. >> rick: coming up next the biased media. don't go away. -[ taste buds ] donuts, donuts! -who are these guys? -oh, that's just my buds. -bacon. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] donuts. how about we try this new kind of fiber one cereal? you think you're going to slip some fiber by us? okay. ♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. ♪ pling a lone hand ♪ my life begins today ♪ ♪ fly by night away from he

governor romney's speech 14,000 tweets per minute.ful measure to see how fast the tweets are. he>> he sits down with focus groups has them watch certain commercials or speeches and have the dials going up. take that and multiply it by 10,000. you have 14,000 tweets per minute you get a real mood. mitt romney's speech didn't fair so well in social media. he took a little hit in the twitter political index. he went from will 46 down to 38 percent after his speech on twitter. >> it will be interesting to find out if the younger generation goes to the polls now. they feel like they have a voice being able to comment on the conventions. they are more interested in politics i am sure because they are watching these speeches and commenting on twitter. >> think about it as a second screen. most are watching the convention speeches they want to interact with their friend to see how they responded to the speeches. they sit there with their tablet and cell phone and they are watching the speeches. the most retweeted tweet all week long didn't co

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to tweet or not to tweet we ask the question. put those there for the general public so. that's going to be used against record you know be sure to said it was going to improve the lives of the folks after new york court orders the release of private tweets the resident wonders whether free speech is at stake on the web. britain has ordered financial watchdogs to investigate possible oil prices scandal traders and city speculators are accused of rigging markets to make sure prize drops aren't passed on to consumers as it is laura smith reports the costs are pushing up how much britain's pay for all their goods. the city is under fire again this time it's traders and speculators in for a grilling as the energy minister announces an investigation into breaking the petrol price it's meant fulls in the oil price on posts on to consumers making petrol and diesel more expensive in real time than they've ever been pump prices are quick to fill when the oil price rises very slow to full when it goes down petrol price campaign is all cooling on they found guilty of breaking the pr

. >> we talked earlier about the power of tweets and how they can influence the narrative. here is an examine, a political writer for the san francisco chronicle. this week she re-tweeted from code pink, karl rove will be in the sf bay, join us on 9/11 where karl speaks. she says she doesn't endorse the tweets but the question, he is also retweeted things from conservative groups but is that appropriate for a political reporter to be doing? >> again, twitter has that, it's the home page of political conversation. second of all it gets instant gratification, many people, most obviously anthony weiner came to grief over there. >> you say fyi you are passing on information but you are not like endorsing it. >> jon: it on sounded like a promotion of a protest. what should be expected from the media on 9/11. at purina one, we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life. we discovered that by blending enhanced botanical oils into our food, we can help brighten an old dog's mind so he's up to his o

. >> tweet us with the hash tag klg&hoda.ot that i'm at all biased from my university, but i want you to look at a video the folks from virginia tech sent. >> hoda, we know you went to a lot of parties here at virginia tech. we've got a space reserved for you. >> oh! oh! it's getting worse. >> hoda, you do not look like the same person. >> what, the afro? >> thank got for kerotine. for . really. greatest invention. even better than the internet. >> >> i don't care about the formaldehyde or who writes in. sara boyce from the university of alabama sent in a picture, too. it's always fun to look at these pictures. they get to show off their -- look what they've done. you and i were superimposed in the photo. >> that's alabama, where is that? >> university of georgia. is that what it was? >> alabama. >> no. lee schroeder is up next from the university of georgia. >> starting to get a lot of school spirit from everybody, you guys. our crew is even in the spirit. everybody is wearing something in there. >> everyone in our studio is