>> tell what's you think about tweeting us or leave us a comment on facebook.nding tobacco sales could cost cvs $2 billion in annual sales but somalities say the move will pay big dividends in the wrong g run, to find out how this will play out, we go to josh, the mainstream brands out there, how important is it for their image to get away from tobacco. >> if you look back over history from the hotels in the mid 2,000's, the airlines wherever that, the leader in the space went out early, delta come to mind, and they set a trend followed by the rest of the industry. i think this is the big question that needs to be asked here. yes, there is a micro economic impact maybe on short term sales per-square-foot, but what kind of company is cvs, and what kind of company do they want to become, and does this allow them to move there that much quicker. >> what kind of image do they need to promote if they want to promote--well, they have walk-in clinics. you can come in a clean, safe place for your through shot, for example. >> it's a big deal. and the way the industry i

she was tweeting during the game. what did she tweet? >> she tweeted this about the game, which was on fox. here is her quote. it is so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked. this was retweeted more than 20,000 times today. a spokesperson for clinton tells us this was 100% humor. >>> later this hour, they competed against thousands of online submissions and last night, they earned a spot at the super bowl. we'll talk to the two filmmakers that were behind last night's winning door vetoes commercials >>> still to come, thousands of hotel guests may have had their credit card information stolen. we will tell you which hotels were hit and how you will know if you have been hacked. so what's better, bigger or smaller? [ all ] bigger! now let's say a friend invites you over and they have a really big, really fun pool. and then another friend invites you over who has a much smaller, less fun pool. which pool would you rather go to? does the big pool have piranhas? i believe so. does it have a dinosaur that

not a tweet you said. >> i sent three tweets. >> but janet, they were important tweets to me. and important tweets to -- >> i tweeted them at the framework of your show and how they were packaging this story that we did. our exchange was completely fine. but when you package something with the headline "until 18 was a boy" and also say "formerly a man" when in talk about my beloved, the love of my life and our interaction together, that is false advertising. and that is infotainment. >> what is false about -- >> people who worked at people magazine, i understand that sensationalizing our stories entices people to look in. [ overlapping speakers ] >> janet, with the greatest of respect, and i mean with the greatest of respect, you've written a book "redefining realness, my path to womanhood." my path to womanhood, identity, love and so much more. i've got the marie claire article that started your whole media profile. "i was born a boy" repeatedly in your words saying -- >> i did not write that piece. i'm a writer. words are precious. >> let me ask you a simple question. >> i w

his company built a computer program selling tweets. other players include data cyst, data miner and social sonar. >> our primary customers are hedge funds. big financial institutions that can take advantage of this. >> the new york stock exchange is a client. social market anna littic clients tracked investors to determine which stocks, groups of trader are tweeting about. the vets the traders and ranks the most mentioned stocks. a point of view score means investors are talking about buying. social markets sold sentiment reports to day traders. we are not taking the sent the of individuals, but across all individuals: that could minimise the risk of hacking. the syrian electronic army gained control and posted an erroneous text claiming there was an explosion at the white house. the dow dropped ersing millions in market value. regulators can't always stop hackers or knows intent on using twitter, they are trying. the securities and exchange commission found an investment manager for making misleading statement. >> the scc put out that

we've got some we've got tweets have a look at the top cities that are tweeting around sochi twenty fourteen as you can see it's pretty much what we see what we showed you earlier except that moscow and st petersburg are involved in the conversation going on we can we can just roll through the numbers now give people an idea of what and how such a twenty fourteen is trending compared to such a problem and certainly there's a lot of activity by judging by what he just told us in sochi and around sochi around the world so yes well these numbers ok here you go i mean this is this is a sample of ten million tweets taken over the last week again trans might help us out with this and they were great so you can see that twenty fourteen is twenty by twenty four percent so if you problems at about three percent so the idea that we can just run through the graphics let's go city by city guy starts so the point we want to make we want to put the people here is that despite the idea that due to such a problem is more popular it has more followers on twitter than sochi twenty fourteen it's not trying to

his tweet didn't reverse the stock's decline.

traders are tweeting about. it vets the traders and tries to eliminate erroneous posts. it ranks the most mentioned stocks. a positive score means investors are talking about buying. a negative score suggests they may sell. social market an litics started traders. >> we are not taking the sentiment of individuals. we are taking the sentiment on individuals. >> that approach could minimize the risks of tweets designed to manipulate markets or situations like the hacking of the associate's press's twitter account in april, 2013. a group known as the syrene army posted an erroneous text claiming there had been an explosion at the whitehouse. >> the dow dropped about 150 points, erase calling bill you don't know of dollars in market value before eventually recovering. while regulators can't always stop hackers or those intent on using twitter to manipulate the market, they are trying. the security & exchange commission fined an investment manager for making miss ing statements via twitter. >> the sec has not really

i'm getting tweets from viewers watching who are msnbc fans saying the tweet wasn't even offensive atl. that shows the range of opinions that are out there. we get to what everyone is talking about today, that is the super bowl. is this the last thing left in america that brings all of us together? [ male announcer ] did you know that if you wear a partial, you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. so i tried depend and it made the difference between hearing about my daughter's gym meet, and being there. yeah! nailed it! unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. hi sweetie! get your free sample at depend.com. they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free yo

and we have christina who tweeted in . . .nd our stub page has this huge page going back and forth. here is a comment from chad . . . on the flip side, ginger says . . . here is a critic . . . and the last one, eric says . . . >> we got a lot to talk about. this hashtag recently come come -- dominated twitter. since 1990 the program has trained young college grads as full-time instructors. they are sent into the more challenged districts in in the nation. but some are left to ask if the group is more about image than results. resist tfa tweets like these are getting attention. one says . . . but why now? one of the hashtag's organizers says college students need to be up. >> we started this campaign because as college students we know college campuses are the core recruiting grounds for teach for america. we wanted to make sure the students know exactly what they were getting themselves into. >> the organization says it is not only injecting new talent and leaders to innovate inside and outside of the classroom, other. >> ther

but he tweeted -- he tweeted that marriage should be between one man and one man.this is real. "marriage equals one man and one man." and he didn't -- you can tell he was really frustrated, because it didn't stop there. look at his next tweet. "marriage should be between one man and me, i mean him, i mean her. #someoneneedscoffee." and then finally he tweeted -- "sorry about that last tweet, what i meant to say is marriage should be between two consenting adults who love each other and happen to be classified as male. damn it, come on. #oneofthosedays." [ cheers and applause ] rough day. poor guy. let's see what's happening over in washington this week. president obama told his supporters that they are doing god's work by helping promote obamacare. [ cheers ] then god said, "hey, look, i'm flattered. but obamacare, that's all you, man. i have nothing -- i don't want anything to do with that mess. i couldn't even log in, i don't know what's happening." [ laughter ] speaking of the obama's, first lady michelle obama unveiled a a new proposal that would ban companies

be times i see a tweet.-mail it to myself. if there there was a bookmark tweet you can look and they were private so no one else could see them. >> printout the tweet and put it in your in box. >> i don't have an in box. >> i never favored a tweet ever in my life. i retweet. it is easier. >> the viewing public is not going to be aware of andy prefers favorites over retweets. i will tweet about it later. is it not proper to allow an eaves dropper? it invites others to secretly listen in on live conversations and offer advice. they said the crowd pilot lets you crowd pilot the social inter actions by bringing your friends or strangers along to assist you in any situation. third parties can talk to you without the other caller's knowledge. i think this is wild. eavesdropping and an app. did you know that app stands for application? >> thank you. you are a wealth of knowledge today. >> a lot of people think it is an appetizer. they are little applications. >>> joanne, what do you think? >> i definitely think thi

him, like, "my only goal anymore is to get you to tweet me back." and he tweeted me, like, "oh, go check it off your list. now go save the world, and hurry!" so that was really, really cool for me. >> rushkoff: does that motivate you to share things in the hopes of them kind of noticing? >> yeah, i mean i've tweeted them a bunch of times hoping they'll retweet me and stuff because it's really cool, like, them noticing you. >> rushkoff: it's cool because when a kid likes something and that thing likes her back, other kids notice, and then they like her too. >> the hunger gofficial twitter, they retweeted me and i gained, like, 60, 70 followers. it's kind of self-empowering to know that, like, "oh, i'm one of the top fans on their website." >> rushkoff: empowerment. it's a word you hear a lot when kids talk about social media. >> i think that social media... >> ..really has empowered me. >> it's a way of letting people know you're there. >> definitely gives me a voice. >> show my talent to the world. >> broaden who you're talking to. >> they'll just p

and our community is tweeting in big time about that . . .ut on the flip side, on facebook, peter says . . . and that's a big one, lisa, women who are a minority and that a lot of people forget that. >> here to dive in on this issue are some people who know it best, an actor, the blog editor for shadow and act, he is also a filmmaker, and an actress. here. so for most people going to the movies is about being entertained, unplugging for from reality for a couple of hours. why it is important to deflect diversity in a real way. >> i think stories are transformational. i think when you capture somebody's imagination, we can show them more about who we are, rather than what they look like. i think the entertainment industry has a responsibility to capture people's imagination and have a dialogue in a fun way. so i do find it to be a very important part of who we are, entertainment. >> what is the impact of what the media teaches about race and ethnicity particularly for people who may not have contact with various minority groups in their every

the department store chain tweet messages that sounded either like drunk of hacks.vealed they were tweeting with mittens to prove that hand warmers work well before the olympi >>> when we come back, collision course. one boat ramming another. it was a tense standoff. why this aggression on the high highways? >>> and swallowed whole. a family's car disappears when the earth opens up. i had ongoing pain. an intense ache all over. it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain. for some, as early as the first week of treatment. now, i can do more with the ones i love. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight inclu

to steal meanwhile twitter user neil curry her tweet tweeted out a picture of a group of high school students many of them black with the caption gaithersburg high school of b r o t h e r s inc is dangerous because they feed the homeless as dangerous black kids and link twitter user bugs act tweeted out a picture of her two sons with the caption my son is looking super scary one serves this country other serves student athletes with disabilities dangerous black kids what these tweets and photos are trying to do is wake americans up to the fact that we're all just humans here regardless of skin color. you think that the obvious but centuries generations and in recent decades and years of largely white owned and program media in america have repeatedly portrayed blacks in a variety of negative stereotypes from the early days of actor and comedian al jolson in blackface on the screen to answer my mind the marketplace on t.v. blacks are often characterized as subservient or dumb in popular culture today blacks are repeatedly characterized as criminals pimps drug dealers gang bangers the

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and the number one most tweeted event. steve jobs. he resigned in 2011 from his name was tweeted more than 7000 times per second. the reaction to his death top 10,000 per second. including what was originally released in 2013, 143,000 tweets per second. coming back next, flu shots? and celebrities have doctors that are just like us as well. the website that they are checking out for medical advice may surprise you gerri: a new report finds the doctors are not consulting journals when they don't know the answer. who do they call? wikipedia. joining me now is the executive director of the imf institute. thank you for joining us tonight. this shocks me, i have to say. should i be worried that my doctor is going to wikipedia? anyone can change wikipedia. >> we don't think you should be worried too much. doctors are going to sources of information and that is not often where doctor goes to get information. gerri: on some topics wikipedia is not always right. you say when it comes to medical topics it is different. >> well, what we are seei

out of a reasonably small sample of tweets but again social problems is trying to reason be high there at five percent give you an idea of how people are working it into their conversation but that's not to say that if someone's using the social problems tweet that it's all about controversy that's taking place it's what you want if there's if you have tried to be critical of the games themselves let's take a look at what people are tweeting and you can see that's all she problems is to has taken on a life of its own there's late in the west coast states account go to bed that's a problem marina another who lost their keys in their car going west have to do with it well you know well apparently some of the guys are having trouble watching the games and getting some sleep on the west coast states it's a big time difference now there are others who are saying that this problems conversation shows a certain cultural arrogance towards russia and i think that's what diane has been referring to in her report for us earlier on we can roll the head there guys again . who say following up on th

she tweeted out the movie and started a media firestorm in the u.s. and in canada. a threat at all. so you how did kimmel pull it off? he says he had hansen send a photo of a dorm and they re-created a replica in the hallway of their studio. as for the animal, he's a genuine wolf who the show hired for the soul purpose of fooling us. once again, jimmy kimmel pulled off an incredible trick. >> remember when he did that earlier with that girl doing the hand stand. >> twerking. the twerking. he tweeted out, if you're going to cry wolf, you might as well do it with a real wolf. >> he got us for sure. >> he got us for sure. >>> the olympics were a big topic on the "tonight show." will ferrell showed off his figure skating costume. somewhat disappointed that he didn't make the olympic team. >> i've been working on my routine and in 2018 i'll be 50 and, i mean, if i could show it to you. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the passion. the poise. >> it's good. is he supposed to be lord granthan or bates? >> i just think that he nailed it. he nailed it. the pressure was on. >> farre

marco rubio is quick to react, tweeted out, what great word for him, tweeted out that the president'sc obama apology to art history prof. we do need more degrees that lead to jobs." joan walsh is with "salon" and msnbc contributor and alex burns, senior political reporter for "politico." gentleman, and lady, here's the nonsense of this thing. you're limited in the number of characters you can use in a tweet. this guy, rubio of limited availability, was able to do something miraculous to trash the president and agree with him in a number of characters. >> that was clever from marco rubio. >> what was the purpose of the tweet? >> this is an old cultural divide. you know it. basically to say to his followers that obama is a snob. i read that note, probably you do, too. i like that guy better. i like that guy who wrote that note. he's saying, this is what liberals say, we want college educations where you're not a cog in the machine but learn about art history. there is a debate right now about we need more science and math students. that is all true. i think he overstepped and he is corr

of tweets.or the financial professional, they need someone to pinpoint the relevant information and alert them to be sure to be aware of it. our software specifically looks at emergent patterns of conversation. and gets confident enough to go into the work flow of the financial professional and provide them an alert. >> let's get to specific examples. that's where the payoff is, right? >> absolutely. >> what actionable ideas come out of this. you brought a couple. one has to do with blackberry. when did your software detect what was going on with blackberry? >> dataminr provided an alert to our financial professionals three minutes ahead of financial wires when blackberry shifted its strategy and decided not to sell. what happened specifically in this instance, is when "the globe" and "mail" tweeted this before it was published. ultimately, we provided a three-minutes heads-up that became a 20% market move in the stock. it was a three-minute lead on -- ahead of a 20% decline in blackberry stock.

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golden key also sent lisa a tweet that reads we are so sorry this has occurred. we are investigating and will reach out to you personally soon. according to mcintyre twitter feed she did get a call from the vice president of communication at golden feed and offensive language was added to the account some time between 2004 and 2008 and they are continuing to investigate. mcintyre also tweeted she heard from b of a bank was very apologetic and takes responsibility for what happened. >> here's where the outrage is story gets more interesting. golden key tweeted again saying that the mistake was on their end not on the partner bank of america end. she has been a a valued member of the organization since 2000 but they misspelled her last name on that statement. >> whole thing is odd. >> very odd. absurd. >> thanks. >> new details tonight on the east bay transgender teen charged with battery following a school fight. jewels gutierrez admits to starting the fight last year captured on cell phone video at hercules high school but she is she act entered self-defense agai

. >> jill tweeted in . . . >> wait, what it is?nd tyler says . . . >> ivan going to you with that, how much does our sharing really lead to better fitness and health, and how much of it is part of our instant gratification culture? >> it goes both ways, honestly. it helps some people, and some people are motivated by competition. so they do assist, but for others it does deter them. people like seeing others, you know, succeed along with them, and having community access, i think is the really bigger image when you use these devices. >> all right. just how easy is it to fake the results on these fitness gadgets? and why cheat yourself in the first place? if working out for a global audience is feeding your motivation or just your ego. but first you want more interaction with this show, waj has the details. >> share your thoughts during the live show. disagree with one of our guests? great. tell us. interact with other app users in real time. you can be our third co-host. vote, tweet, record video comments and we'll feature them ona

golden key also sent lisa a tweet that reads we are so sorry this has occurred. we are investigatin and will reach out to you personally soon. according to mcintyre twitter feed she did get a call from the vice president of communication at golden feed and offensive language was added to the account some time between 2004 and 2008 and they are continuing to investigate. mcintyre also tweeted she heard from b of a bank was very apologetic and takes responsibility for what happened. >> here's where the outrage is story gets more interesting. golden key tweeted again saying that the mistake was on their end not on the partner bank of america end. she has been a a valued member of the organization since 2000 but they misspelled her last name on that statement. >> whole thing is odd. >> very odd. absurd. >> thanks. >> new details tonight on the east bay transgender teen charged with battery following a school fight. jewels gutierrez admits to starting the fight last year captured on cell phone video at hercules high school but she is she act entered self-defense again

golden key also sent lisa a tweet that reads we are so sorry this has occurred. we are investigating and will reach out to you personally soon. according to mcintyre twitter feed she did get a call from the vice president of communication at golden feed and offensive language was added to the account some time between 2004 and 2008 and they are continuing to investigate. mcintyre also tweeted she heard from b of a bank was very apologetic and takes responsibility for what happened. >> here's where the outrage is story gets more interesting. golden key tweeted again saying that the mistake was on their end not on the partner bank of america end. she has been a a valued member of the organization since 2000 but they misspelled her last name on that statement. >> whole thing is odd. >> very odd. absurd. >> thanks. >> new details tonight on the east bay transgender teen charged with battery following a school fight. jewels gutierrez admits to starting the fight last year captured on cell phone video at hercules high school but she is she act entered self-defense agai

he tweeted, it's true, i'm not a believer.more than 245,000 signatures already. last week white house press secretary jay carney said the white house would respond relatively soon to the request. i'm surprised they even said that. now no word if canada is willing to permanently take him back although we do have our "way too early" investigative team digging into all of the news. >> we hope you crack that wide open. >> i hope we break that case, man. that would be -- that would be the get of my journalistic world. >> that would -- >> speaking of canada, jimmy kimmel noticed canada's favorite son, toronto mayor, rob ford. >> i got this the other day. i forgot to mention it. this is toronto mayor rob ford and the chief budget officer there during a break at city hall. almost looks like he's tickling the mayor. he said he wasn't. he said they were fooling around but i don't know. all i know is it's one of the most adorable things i've ever seen. he's easily the cutest mayor ever, right? i don't know if he's patting him down for tw

after the semifinals, he tweeted, whoa, how random is this, i made it.s have been circulating comparing him to sean penn's "fast times at ridge month high." >> it is pretty awesome that someone did that. i'm stoked to see that. good ole stickley. >> reporter: hails from from park city, utah. friends and family didn't make the trip to sochi. they get too nervous watching. instead, kotsenburg called his dad after medaling. he's like what? they had it on speakerphone. it was like the coolest moment ever hearing their voices. they were so stoked. >> reporter: he plans to spend the rest of the olympics thinking of creative selfies he can take with his medal. >> it's like living in a dream. i have really no idea, actually. it feels so random. >> reporter: in sochi, i'm rachel nichols, cnn. >> so, an olympic hero getting flak for a controversial tweet about the president. russian figure skating is part of putin's government. you will see the tweet, next. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. >>> the united st

then he tweeted out this photo using the #sochijailbreak.eb for a teaching moment. >> once you've exhausted both options and you know the door is locked or jammed, you have one option left. check from the outside. still not there. time to get open and get out. >> there are good people in sochi that don't have doors, you know. >> i've heard. >> he should have left it at the picture. >> he just killed a good door there. >> we didn't need the video. >> got good use of that hole. >>> shifting gears to college basketball, oklahoma state marcus smart is facing a three-game suspension for pushing a texas tech fan over the weekend. did you see this? he stumbled into the fans and exchanged word with his that fan and said the fan used a racial slur and then shoved him. he apologized at a news conference yesterday. >> i let my emotions get the best of me. i can't let that happen again. that's something i'll have to learn from. i truly apologize. this is not me. i really do apologize for it. i take responsibility and the consequences that come with it.

getting love from all over the world, including this tweet from kobe bryant. let's leave you tonight with one last word from the opening ceremony. after the cauldron was lit, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama, summed it all up pretty nicely in a tweet, writing, "thanks, u.s. olympic team, for inspiring me and our nation's kids." meredith? >> thanks, willie. we are just about out of time, but coming up in late night, we'll have some curling for you and also look ahead to figure skating's second week of the games with paralympian skier johnny weir, two stars in their own right here. we hope to see you then. goodnight for now. >>> right now at 11:00, we're tracking the return of rain. meteorologist ron mayeda will show us how it is supposed to last. >>> and skating disappointment in sochi for the u.s., the change that the u.s. team tried that didn't help. >>> plus, the chinese new year's eve trade, problems with muni made it tougher for some people to get there. >> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening, i'm diana dwyer. >> and i'm terry

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host: a string of tweets. he ran into the opposition leader who thinks the government vokedroke -- pro today's violence to show visiting foreign ministers a truce was impossible. guest: i don't have at my fingertips to the exact 25 moven, but if 20 or from the government parties to the opposition parties, the opposition would have a majority. that would lead to the constitutional reform we were talking about. 10 is a significant number. in late november, two or three people left. 10 is a lot more interesting and significant. this is coming from the opposition leader, so we do not know if this is true. it is, the serious talk of sanctions is having an impact. these parliamentarians do not want to be sanctioned. , andre showing us especially europe, do not target us. host: bob, virginia. caller: there's a four-part series on youtube, i recommend everybody look at this history. it is by a ukrainian and it covers the 4000 years of the history of the ukraine, which is ofically the meat grinder scintillation over th

as you can see and we'll show that basically the cities that are tweeting most heavily around social problems are also those that tweet most everyone so if you're twenty five watching the numbers they are here's our no is yeah so g twenty fourteen is running twenty four percent globally social problems is running at three percent globally there or thereabouts and in between again we've got pretty much dedicated dedicated olympic olympic we can run that on guys thanks all right let's it was happening next we've chosen to give you a quick idea of our. it's incredible isn't it how high these numbers are but let's now take a look at what is going to interest me because it's we're calling it the twin to really see you know because of the amount of things going on in vancouver for example you can see canadians are very passionate about their sports problems occupies a reason below rank in the in the hostile hierarchy canadians very much into following the team london. you'll see the problems again it's one place but it gets really three percent so if you twenty fourteen things when you get

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he has a point about you don't want to tweet the spoilers because it ruins these things. >> but why tweet out spoilers for a show that won't air for three hours. >> do we need to live tweet television? instagram television shows? how does that work? i don't understand what that means. >> do you a selfie with the tv in the back like i'm watching. >> that's the saddest thing i have ever heard. >> do you ever selfie yourself into "the bachelor"? >> and i pretend i am accepting the rose and the tears are real. >> you take the side shot where you in front of the girl. i don't know. >> it is an art. >> i guess that's what you want to do. >> don't you want to lose yourself in the show? don't you want to be engaged in it? >> i would love to be engaged. >> this is bleak. >> that's two in a row of the you hit me with the baby gap firing. nobody loves her and i don't know what to do. >> the people of twitter love her. >> you can go binge watch your feelings. >> i would like to say in the past few months i watched "scandal,"" house of cards" -- no, "scandal,"" person of interest" and "arrow" and it i

tweet us. we'll be right back. thinks it is, and you tweet us the same. we'll be right back. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america s. >> now, i'm looking at mel and he's laughing. that is great. a favorite ever where. a familiar face in there. dave chapel and giving him the break on the big screen and the opportunity you have given to many up and comers. david, go ahead. >> hey, mel, it is an honor. can you share the characteristics of your style of those you impacted, including mooirs. >> daiftd get a job in the deli making sandwiches and if you fail at that go back to comedy. comedy is very hard. seriously never give up. never stop being a comic, you will make it. i promise you. here is a question, i have a series of them... talking about the classic scene from space balls, when is then now, mr. brooks? >> that was so much fun. i can't tell you working with the late

. >> robert was live tweet- tweeting today for -- live tweeting today for the court hearing on antolin garcia- torres. we are tweeting updates 24 hours a day. >>> three of california's former governors want the state to speed up the death penalty process. today they announced a ballot initiative. it calls calls for limiting appeals for death row inmates because right now they are on death row for more than 20 years and it requires inmates to work at prison jobs to pay restitution. some say the proposal won't work. >> the reason for all the delay in -- from conviction to potential execution is that people make mistakes and courts do not want to ever have to up hold a death penalty on someone who might be innocent. >> the proposal still needs the signatures to qualify for the november ballot. right now there are 750 people on death row in california but the state has a moratorium on execution because of lawsuits challenging the leth injection method use. the last time anyone was execute in california was 2006. >>> a new lawsuit against facebook over how it tailors advertising. >> is the

some tweets without that are not from him just so you do know. in his post-game press conference he was asked about being called a hero after the game and his comment was the real heroes where camel i am not one of them. now he is just a legend. he is doing everything right. now there are some t-shirts out there. he is now america's hero. we will have much more trending stuff coming up later. >> coming up, a new poll reveals issues facing illinois republicans. >> and in sports it's crucial minutes down the stretch of the nba all-star game. be good morno northwestern was riding high. since then things have turned sour. they lost on sunday. it's now three losses in a row. a miserable 30% from the floor. he blows up and gets a three. crawford struggled mightily. the only field goal of the game, is one for 15 from the floor. minnesota putting it away in the second half. getting the drive and a layup and the foul. southwestern drops to 5-8. 12 and 14 overall. notre dame on the road at chestnut hill against boston college. all this gets this deal. notr

i'm reading tweets from a variation of actors.weeting shocked to hear of philip seymour hoffman's death. if you missed him from willie lowman, you missed him from all-time. a giant talent touched by fire, philip seymour hoffman. jim carrey saying this, and this is so poignant to me. it says, dear philip, a beautiful, beautiful soul, for the most sensitive among us, the noise can be too much. bless your heart. krista smith, thank you so much. i'll check back with you momentarily. for any of you just now joining us. many are mourning the death, passing of philip seymour hoffman, a very tal ended actor on screen, on teenager, dead at the age of 46. writer, playwright, friend, colleague, getting access to his west village new york apartment today presumably to meet up about a current project and finding the lifeless body of philip seymour hoffman in his bathroom. police telling susan candiotti and other cnn producers and employees that heroin was also located in that apartment an a needle will found in his arm. susan candiotti joining