well an internet secg drunk tweeters and facebookers save themselves from intoxicated embarrassment. they have launched the social media sobriety test. it's an add on and google chrome that gives you the power to restrict your social networking when you've had a few too many. if you log on to social media site during your specified time periods, it will first make you take one of five sobriety tests modelled after the ones you get as a driver. if you pass, you're good. if you fail, you're locked out of the site, and the service will make an update on your behalf telling all your friends that you're too drunk to post. >>> well another elimination nit on dancing with the stars, and this time sadly. it was the quarterback that got sack eded. >> kurt and ana. >> there e no last minute hor rowics. he and his partner were sent packing after seeing the second lowest scores last night. four stars remain, randy, palin, kyle, and jennifer. we'll be right back. when i see people trying to sell and old camry, it makes me want to show 'em a new ford fusion. i can't help myself. i'm kinda ready to

. >>> an internet security company is helping drunk tweeters and facebookers save themselves from intoxicated embarrassment. they have launched the social media sobriety test. it gives people the power to restrict their social networking. like this woman. she is clearly intoxicated. now if you try to log onto a social media site during your specified time period, the service will first make you take one of five sobriety tests modeled on the ones as driver. if you pass, you're good. if you fail you looked out of the site and the service will make an update on your behalf telling your friends you are too drunk to post. >>> all right. teens who text constantly are more likely to engage in risky behavior. that's according to a new study by the american public health association. the study find that teens who spend more than 120 messages a day are more likely to try drugs and alcohol and engage in sexual activity. they also were more prone to stress, depression, poor academics and suicide. >>> okay. all right. she thought she was having back pains but then oh no. >> baby decided not to wait. how t

mills and now tilt at tweeters. >> paul: i don't think that's going to succeed much the that's it for this edition of the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot and thanks to my panel. i hope to see you here next week. week. >> . >> uma: on fox news watch. >> if you touch my junk many' going to have you arrested. >> a pass injury resists the tsa's groin check on the way to his plane and the video goes viral and so did coverage of the controversy. when it comes to full body scans and extreme patdowns, is the press looking at all the angles? ted koppel claims real news is dead. taking shots at cable news and its success. does he have a point or are these the words of a grizzled news man trying to relive his own golden age of journalist. >> she's trying to show it nobody is going to do it for you. do it yourselves guys. >> jon: sarah palin's success when her big alaska show shines in the ratings. what are critics saying now. and the world's media prepare for another royal wedding. and the u.k. prepares for a windfall. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller

. >>> and ray rice is all pro tweeter.tweeted the other night seemed innocent enough but raised questions. so we have that story just ahead on this wednesday morning. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. >> i am jamie costello. let's get to weather. here meteorologist justin berk. >> we look at headlines and a quiet weather pattern continues. while we continue to watch the storm off the coast that's been flirting with maryland and cloud. we will watch the potential of cloud trying to creep in especially the eastern sections today. temperatures remain near normal. veteran's day outlook respectfully clear. we have a look at 44 this morning in baltimore. 41 back towards hagerstown and winchester and 41 on the delmarva from easton towards ocean city where we expect to have more clouds this morning. our conditions in the baltimore area will range from a clear morning with high clouds that may turn the sk

we used to tilt at windmills now we tilt at tweeters. >> paul: that's it for this week's edition of the journal editorial report. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. e next week. . >> you touch my junk i'm going to have awe arrested. >> a passenger resists the check on his way to his plane. the video goes viral so did coverage of the controversy we it comes to full body scans and extreme pat-downs is the press looking at all the angles? ted koppel claims real news is dead, taking shots at cable news and its success. does he have a point or are these the words of a news man trying to relive his own golden age of journalism. >> you get out there and do-it-yourself guys. >> sarah palin strikes success when her big alaska show shines in the ratings. what are her critics saying now? >> the world's media prepare for another royal wedding. the u.k. prepares for a wind fall. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. column list, andrea tanteros jim pink ter ton and kirsten powers. i'm jon scott

known for his love of modern technology of course he regularly updates his video blog and is an avid tweeter on many occasions the president's reaction to certain events was communicated to the public through his twitter page rather than official state channels. twenty two seventeen moscow time some top international news and brief you now the u.s. special envoy to north korea has called recent revelations about the country's nuclear program provocative but not a crisis steve bosworth who's visiting south korea was responding to a report by an american scientist that the north has a new rail even richmond plant with more than a thousand centrifuges there are also claims of an experimental light water reactor big developed there but none of those revelations have been confirmed keeping an eye on that story for you. more of our rob rescue is at a mine in new zealand are preparing now to use a specialized army robot to reach twenty nine miners still trapped since that explosion three days ago rescue efforts have been severely hampered by dangerous toxic gases they're preventing anyone from ente

have it as well known for its love of modern technology regular updates is video blog and is now the tweeter on many occasions the president's reaction to certain events was communicated to the public through his twitter page rather than official state channels. will be using brief bring up to date with more than three hundred people have been killed in the stampede during a water festival in the capital of cambodia the panic started on an island in a river where a concert was being held to mark the end of the rainy season they come boldly in prime minister says it's not yet clear what triggered the tragedy your thirty's and the death toll is likely to rise. the u.s. special envoy to north korea's called recent revelations about the country's nuclear program quote provocative but not of crisis end quote stephen bosworth who's visiting south korea was responding to a report by an american scientist that the north has a new radio in richmond plant with more than a thousand centrifuges they've also been claims of an experimental light water reactor being developed none of the revelations so far

well known for his love of modern technology he regularly updates his video blog and is an average tweeter on many occasions the president's reaction does that an event was communicated to the public through his twitter page rather than official state channels. ok some are today's other top stories in brief now and the u.s. is special envoy to korea has called recent revelations about the country's nuclear program provoked it is but not a crisis stephen bosworth is visiting south korea was responding to a report find american science in the north has a new your brain and richmond plant with more than a thousand centrifuges have also been claims an experimental light water reactor is being developed none of the revelations been confirmed but. rescue that a mine in new zealand of repairing to use a specialized army boat to reach twenty nine miners trapped since an explosion three days ago rescue efforts have been severely hampered by dangerous toxic gases preventing anyone from entering the mine the drilling of a ventilation shaft down to where the miners are believed to be more than a kilom

level as well known for his love of modern technology regular updates and video blogging is an avid tweeter of many occasions the president's reaction to certain events was communicated to the public through his twitter page and the official. twenty seven time world news stories making headlines right now the u.s. special envoy to north korea has called recent revelations about the country's nuclear program provocative but not a crisis. this stephen bosworth who was visiting south korea was responding to a report by an american scientist that the north has a new rain even richmond with more than a thousand centrifuges they've also been claims an experimental light water reactors big developed to none of the revelations the big. rescue is at a mine in new zealand are preparing to use a specialized army robot now to try to reach those twenty nine miners still trapped since an explosion three days ago rescue efforts are being severely hampered by dangerous toxic gases preventing anyone from entering mine so far the drilling of a ventilation shaft down to where the miners are believed to be mor

and protecting your business against angry tweeters. mark haynecker minds the internet looking for your worst customers. they're in conversation with our reporters, jon fortt of "fortune" and kim nicholas of" forbes," this week on "press: here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. we're going to talk this morning about that thing that so alluded mick jagger, satisfaction. in this case, the satisfaction in business. how, of course, to satisfy the customer, but before you can do that, you have to satisfy your employees. the hotel business is tough by anyone's standards. your customers are price-sensitive. what you sell is largely a commodity, infinitely repeatable by any number of chains. and a large portion of your employees work very repetitive, not terribly rewarding jobs. nearly one-third of the employees at this hotel chain clean toilets for a living, points out hotel founder chip conley. yet, his san francisco-centric chain of boutique hotels have not just survived the dot-com downturn, 9/11 and the latest disastrous califo

is well known for his love of modern technology he regularly updates his video blog and as an avid tweeter on many occasions the president's reaction to certain events was communicated indeed to the public through his twitter page rather than official state channels midnight eighteen let me take you through some of the top stories in brief more than three hundred people have been stumping in a water festival in the capital of cambodia palak started on an island in a river where a concert was being held to mark the end of the rainy season the prime minister said it's not yet clear what triggered the tragedy the authorities have warned the death toll is likely to rise the u.s. special envoy to north korea has called recent revelations about the country's nuclear program provocative but not a crisis stephen boswell who's visiting south korea right now was responding to a report by an american scientist at the north as a richmond plant with more than a thousand centrifuges that have also been claims of an experimental light water reactor developed none of the revelations and so far being confi

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. >> you have a small section here for the tweeter and the hard compartment for the mid bass driver on the top and bottom. >> suzanne elliott is another product of women's audio mission. she works for barefoot sound, building high end studio monitors. >> i went to school for recording and i really got into tech work and building and i'm artistic and i love to work on my hands so i started with him five years ago in the basement of his house. >> the founder of the company says he wanted a woman to help build and test his speaker. >> i've had really good experience working with women. maybe sounds sexist but they seem to be more, you know, dedicated and thoughtful about their work. >> elliott believes women have a better ear for this kind of work. >> women's hearing breaks down. >> she and women's audio mission are here to change the fate of sound. in san francisco, lee an melendez, abc 7 news. >> all right. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. cyber monday is coming. but before you click and buy, some words of caution to make switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your w

host: one of our tweeters sent this in. do they allow the right to inspect in our borders?ct on private property? guest: as far as other countries are concerned, it will really depend on the treaty. on the start treaty, this is bilateral, the united states of america so this is simply a bilateral matter. we have our teams going to russia. they have their teams coming here. and the inspections take place on military cilities. we know in advance what the list is of their facilities they can go to, and they know what falities they can go to in our country. so there's nothing unpredictable about that. and they are not going to show up at anybody's door ddenly. in essence. it's a very, very well-organized matter. that was so important in the care we took in these negotiations. the are hundreds of pages we negotiated. it's very clear what rights and obligations the inspectors have and what they can and cannot do in the course of an inspection. >> yes, thank you, i appreciate c-span and what you're doing. what i'm commenting about is i'm not against, i think it's everybody as far

witness the tweeters in the iranian election who, you know, made us all feel what we did. but there's a story today in the paper that's truly gripping, and i wish every american would think about it, about the incredible role the united states is playing in helping the narco traffickers and their violent gangs in mexico in their attempt to destroy the mexican state and take over northern mexico. because we insisted, i believe wrongly, on repealing the assault weapons ban. and now all of these gun stores there are selling to people that are cutouts, people they know good and well are cutouts, 50 caliber assault weapons so that the narco traffickers are better arms than the mexican army and police, and they're mowing them down. keep in mind, those people are up there dying trying to keep cocaine out of the bodies of america's children. that also is interdependence. so there are all these positive and negative forces, and they are constantly at war everywhere, hard to organize, hard to direct, almost impossible to control. and hard to calculate what the long-term pluses and m

guest: i do agree with that tweeter. the bush tax cuts really were not -- there's no indications they were a serious issue in this election. what were the major issues in the election were people who were very frustrated about the economy, deeply concerned what they perceived as too much government, too much big government and didn't like things like the health care plan. but the bush tax cuts i don't think became a major issue in almost any race. host: karen in cleveland, ohio, democratic line. you're on the line with jonathan cowan. hello. go ahead. caller: hello. good morning. host: good morning. caller: i'd like to comment his idea that democrats need to have a bigger tent. our problem is we do have a bigger tent. you can't even get one or two of them to budge, to compromise with us. and we have a whole bunch of people up there that have all kinds of different ideas and can't stick together. if we could have stuck together we could have passed a public option because that's what we wanted. 75% of the country wanted t

guest: i do agree with that tweeter. the bush tax cuts really were not -- there's no indications they were a serious issue in this election. what were the major issues in the election were people who were very frustrated about the economy, deeply concerned what they perceived as too much government, too much big government and didn't like things like the health care plan. but the bush tax cuts i don't think became a major issue in almost any race. host: karen in cleveland, ohio, democratic line. you're on the line with jonathan cowan. hello. go ahead. caller: hello. good morning. host: good morning. caller: i'd like to comment his idea that democrats need to have a bigger tent. our problem is we do have a bigger tent. you can't even get one or two of them to budge, to compromise with us. and we have a whole bunch of people up there that have all kinds of different ideas and can't stick together. if we could have stuck together we could have passed a public option because that's what we wanted. 75% of the country wanted t

>> yeah, the wet weather is making for problems -- by the way you see my tweeter address but don't --an tweet me but not while you are driving. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge as you drive up to the toll plaza. again, if we had this kind of weather last week, we would be backed up all the way to at least 24. but today it's backed up to about the foot of the maze. that's because -- believe it or not, there are fewer people going -- going to work. let's go to 880. a little bit of wind is shaking our camera. traffic in both directions is moving better. >> san francisco international airport. not too bad. today is a steady day. one of the busiest travel days for them is kind of like a mini travel day. we don't have any big delays for the airlines or airports. kraig debro will have a live report. these things change. we could have a huge line at 9:00. kraig will let us know what's going on. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. we still have some rain around, which is the cloudy conditions and the cold air that's getting closer and closer. ukiah had a heavy rain, 7 degrees. it's

the tweeter makes the point that aviation is a system, and the system as a whole is only as strong as its weakest link. there are limits to what the united states can impose on other countries, certainly, a poorer countries like yemen for example, and pakistan, don't have the money to buy the sophisticated scanning devices and we can't mandate the measures. the ultimate hook is the united states can deny entry to foreign airliners, but that's cutting off our nose despite our face. we have to work in partnership with international countries to the exploited tent -- extent possible and harmonize technologies, and when countries don't have the resources, i think it's undumb bent on the united states to help them do that. >> host: will in texas, independent line. hi, will. >> caller: hi. you made a couple comments. number one, you want to get out ahead of the terrorists. you want to secure areas that they vice haven't yet breeched, you know the common person out there is just saying, hay, our border is just ready and ripe for some sort of breach. now, you mentioned you don't feel like the

a flurry of tweeters expressing outrage and dedicated to boycotting amazon just as holiday shopping gets under full swing. >> they're feel to free what they want to think. >> reporter: the author himself said he is not a pedophile defended himself outside his colorado home. >> every time you see them on television, they're either rapists or kidnappers. that's not an accurate representation of that particular sexuality. >> reporter: amazon.com responded saying it is censorship not to sell certain books simply because we or others believe their message is objectionable and support the right of others to make their own purchasing decisions. >> perhaps it's free speech but shouldn't be so widely marketed as it is. >> by wednesday night, fewer than 100 books had reportedly been sold online. overnight, that link to buy the e-book is no longer available. no word if amazon reversed their decision. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, kanye west responds to former president george w. bush, who called west outburst during the katrina telethon the worst moment of his presidency. >>> just ahead, a

host: one of our tweeters sent this in. do they allow the right to inspect in our borders? can teams inspect on private property? guest: as far as other countries are concerned, it will really depend on the treaty. on the start treaty, this is bilateral, the united states of america so this is simply a bilateral matter. we have our teams going to russia. they have their teams coming here. and the inspections take place on military facilities. we know in advance what the list is of their facilities they can go to, and they know what facilities they can go to in our country. so there's nothing unpredictable about that. and they are not going to show up at anybody's door suddenly. in essence. it's a very, very well-organized matter. that was so important in the care we took in these negotiations. there are hundreds of pages we negotiated. it's very clear what rights and obligations the inspectors have and what they can and cannot do in the course of an inspection. >> yes, thank you, i appreciate c-span and what you're doing. what i'm commenting about is i'm not against, i thin

the tweeter is making the point that we need to cut other areas, including defense, and i agree.re is no way we can be taken seriously if all we say is we are going to cut non-defense discretionary. that is such a small slice of the pie. you will not mak a dent in the deficit or debt with that. it a needs to be on the table. entitlements in particular. host: are you concerned about adding to the deficit by letting theush tax cuts be permit for eveone, including the wealthy? guest: if we want to grow ourselves out of this deficit, we need an economy that is growing. the last thing you do for a struggling economy is raise taxes. host: even if it adds to the deficit? guest: that is assuming that taxes are stac. we know that they are not. particularly when you have marginal rates, capital gains, sometimes you end up with more than you had in the beginning. we have to be careful of treating tax cuts the same as governmentpending. tax cuts simply allows people to keep more of their money. host: dave on the republican line. fresno, california. caller: i agree with you on earmarks. they

the creeks -- tweeters are in. this past to stop. it is ridiculous. we're heading into an important time. c-span is so important. i have a second thing. i have a question for bob. with joe manchin voting republican, i'm interested about your thoughts about the supreme court nominees, with joe manchin, joe lieberman, they are two or three votes away. i do not think president obama will be any more liberals on the court. guest: ben nelson is also up for reelection. i do think that if there is a supreme court opening, president obama will have to think about who will nominate very closely because joe manchin ran against the president in west virginia. he was stunned by how much he was down in the polls. he will be voting with republicans. that is what he promised to do. host: what is your agenda at about cusack? guest: we will be looking at the challenges for john barrett and mitch mcconnell, how it will all look -- for john boehner. and what is the future of nancy pelosi? caller: good morning. i wanted to comment on the all the negativity. i am a single

the tweeter is making the point that we need to cut other areas, including defense, and i agree. there is no way we can be taken seriously if all we say is we are going to cut non-defense discretionary. that is such a small slice of the pie. you will not make a dent in the deficit or debt with that. it all needs to be on the table. entitlements in particular. host: are you concerned about adding to the deficit by letting the bush tax cuts be permit for everyone, including the wealthy? guest: if we want to grow ourselves out of this deficit, we need an economy that is growing. the last thing you do for a struggling economy is raise taxes. host: even if it adds to the deficit? guest: that is assuming that taxes are static. we know that they are not. particularly when you have marginal rates, capital gains, sometimes you end up with more than you had in the beginning. we have to be careful of treating tax cuts the same as government spending. tax cuts simply allows people to ke more of their money. host: dave on the republican line. fresno, california. caller: i agree with you on ea

host: and so when increase -- the tweeter was looking for an exact number, but you are just saying to boosted. guest: i am opposed to collective bargaining with tsa screeners, because they are critical counter-terrorism agents at of the anyone who defends the country should be subjected to the benefits of collective bargaining, because the defense of the country depends on their being able to be deployed at will. host: our guest, clark kent ervin, is with the aspen institute. he was also the inspector general for the homeland security department in 2000 and 2004, its early years. -- in 2003 and 2004, its early years. republicans' line. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment is basically on what would be the cause and effect. we know what the effect is of what is happening there. our borders are really dangerous. we are going through a lot of changes with what is happening in the world. that is the fact. i noticed that you call yourself a republican. i have been a republican, i never denied being a republican all these years. i don't like the things that have happened, but what

the tweeter is making the point that we need to cut other areas, including defense, and i agree. there is no way we can be taken seriously if all we say is we are going to cut non-defense discretionary. that is such a small slice of the pie. you will not make a dent in the deficit or debt with that. it all needs to be on the table. entitlements in particular. host: are you concerned about adding to the deficit by letting the bush tax cuts be permit for everyone, including the wealt? guest: if we want to grow ourselves out of this deficit, we need an economy that is growing. the last thing you do for a struggling economy is raise taxes. host: even if it adds to the deficit? guest: that is assuming that taxes are static. we know that they are not. particular when you have marginal rates, capital gains, sometimes you end up with more than you had in the beginning. we have to be careful of treating tax cuts the same as government spending. tax cuts simply allows people to keep more of their money. host: dave on the republican line. fresno, california. caller: i agree with you on earm

but if the caller, the tweeter is making a point that we need to cut other areas, including defense, i agree. there is no way as republicans we can be taken seriously. if all we say is we're going to cut nondefense discretionary, that is such a small slice of the pie that you aren't going to make a dent in the deficit or the debt with that. we need to put it all on the table, entitlements in particular. that's what we really got to look at. >> host: are you then concerned about adding to the deficit by letting the bush tax cuts be permanent for everyone, including the wealthy? >> guest: if we want to grow ourselves out of the debt and deficit, we got to have an economy that's functions and is growing. the last thing that you do to a struggling economy is raise taxes. >> host: even if it adds to the deficit? >> guest: well, that's assuming that tax cuts are static and we know from history that they aren't. particularly when you cut marginal rates, capital gains, you end sometimes with more revenue that you had in the beginning. so i think you've got to be careful treating tax cuts the

i was a tweeter and in fact was on a codell tweeting and was admonished for tweeting. so in all seriousness, we found a lot of success trying to access the likes of all of you students around the country, people who have, you know, sort of rlly become engaged in the political process, because of the incredible development in technology, whether it's social networking, facebook's provided tremendous ability for us to acce folks. we in the whip office, this congress initiated a program called youcut program is very much what it says, you have the ability to propose cuts to the federal deficit. what we did was we put out five choices every week, if you go to republicanwhip.house.gov, it's there right now and you are able to vote on one of the five ways to cut the federal deficit, and then the following week, we bring that provision up under the rules to push yet again the emphasis on trying to cut spending rather than grow it. over the last, i don't know, six months or more, what republican members of congress did is they voted for $150 billion in program cuts, deficit re

i was a tweeter and in fact was on a codell tweeting and was admonished for tweeting. so in all seriousness, we found a lot of success trying to access the likes of all of you students around the country, people who have, you know, sort of really become engaged in the political process, because of the incredible development in technology, whether it's social networking, facebook's provided tremendous ability for us to access folks. we in the whip office, this congress initiated a program called youcut program is very much what it says, you have the ability to propose cuts to the federal deficit. what we did was we put out five choices every week, if you go to republicanwhip.house.gov, it's there right now and you are able to vote on one of the five ways to cut the federal deficit, and then the following week, we bring that provision up under the rules to push yet again the emphis on trying to cut spending rather than grow it. over the last, i don't know, six months or more, what republican members of congress did is they voted for $150 billion in program cuts, deficit

i was a tweeter and in fact was on a codell tweeting and was admonished for tweeting. so in all seriousness, we found lot of success trying to access the likes of all of you students around the country, people who have, you know, sort of really become engaged in the political process, because of the incredible development in technology, whether it's social networking, facebook's provided tremendous ability for us to access folks. we in the whip office, this congress initiated a program called youcut program is very much what itsays, you have the ability to propose cuts to the federal deficit. what we did was we put out five choices every week, if you go to republicanwhip.house.gov, it's ere right now and you are able to vote on one of the five ways to cut the federal deficit, and then theollowing week, we bring that provision up under thrules to push yet again the emphasis on trying to cut spending rather than grow it. over the last, i don't know, six months or more, what republican members of congress did is they voted for $150 billion in program cuts, deficit reducti