the new york city police department wants to monitor facebook and tweeter or twitter? bob: that is as close to unconstitutional as you can get. that is your personal conversation. >> greg: to monitor facebook or twiter you join the group. you become a friend of somebody on facebook. >> bob: so the cops are our friends on facebook? >> greg: exactly. >> bob: to hell with that. >> andrew: what greg is saying is true. from your point of view. tell me if i have this right on twiter. they know what they are doing. can they force their way to your group without a search warrant? >> kimberly: no. >> andrew: can they ask you to join a group and tell them who you are an reject them when f they want to join? >> bob: if they do it without your approval -- daps however, if it's terrorism and we're trying to prevent an attack and they are organizing on twiter and facebook i bet that you might change your mind. >> andrew: i wouldn't change my mind. daps i know, that's why i turned to bob. >> andrew: let them get a search warrant. >> kimberly: it's do gent circumstances if they -- exd

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. >> reporter: a celebrity ghost tweeter helps her clients built an online presence and write tweets.are ruining the experience for fans. >> it's fun to live vicariously through some of these people, and when you throw sponsorships in the mix, it just kind of makes it less fun. the storytelling is no longer there. >> reporter: and another trend, movie studios are starting to make social media promotion a contract requirement, and actors are getting smart about it, charging for access to their online fan bases. back to you. jamie: courtney, thank you. rick: i follow courtney on twitter, by the way. jamie: who wouldn't? reduction rick absolutely. all right. the contagion that spreads at work that can hurt your family, your social life. >>> plus, a mysterious orange goo suddenly showing up in alaska. an early explanation from scientists, fish eggs. but that was wrong. now they're saying it's something totally different. we'll tell you what it is, coming up. ♪ megyn: hey, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. rick sanatorium joins us live today on why many are now saying do not count him out in this

but it's also helped in the sense -- i'm an active tweeter and you are, too.ure we'll get a big reaction to that. but it's a great way to communicate with an audience. >> it is. >> but at the same time, there's a lot of people out there that want to just kill you on twitter. >> i always read the most horrible things about myself. and you know it's -- you know, time is an evilness, unfortunately. >> talk about evilness, we're going to come back after the break and talk about your former co-stars, shannon doherty. [ gnome ] ahh... [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a hotel with travelocity's top secret hotels. the easy way to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. harpist not included. ♪ >>> do you think you're my conscience? you're even sicker than i thought. >> april 4th, 1984, you stole hatty's lunch and then her death mute twin. >> that was a clip from a show that's been airing on directv for the last few weeks in america. it's been a huge hit in canada, which is your birth country. >> yes, sir. >> congra

former senate candidate and not a witch, christine o'donnell is defending her decision to depart a tweeter saying he was asking sexually harassing questions. here's what happened wednesday night. >> curious about whether you support gay marriage. >> you are borderline being eighths bit rude. >> really? >> i obviously want to talk about the issues that i choose to talk about in the book. >> do you answer that question in the book? >> i talk about my religious beliefs. yeah. i absolutely do. >> do you talk about gay marriage in the book? >> what relevance is that right now? is there a piece of legislation? i shouldn't be voting on anything. >> it's obviously, as you know because of michele bachmann's views, it's a highly contentious political issue. i am curious what you're view is. i am bemused why wouldn't you say it in an interview. >> i don't think it's relevant. yeah. i'm being pulled away. we turned down another view interview -- interview for this. >> where are you going? you are leaving. it would appear that the interview has been ended because i had the audacity to ask questions bas

>> yeah, because i want to take a picture and put it on tweeter. >> jimmy: that will be fun.>> my husband. >> jimmy: he did. again? >> he did it again. >> jimmy: he did it once and then you let him do it again. >> what was i thinking? >> jimmy: is it better the second time being prprnant? is it easier? >> no, it's kind of harder because i have a 3-year-old who wants me, you know, to pick her up and do everything and it kind of hurts. >> jimmy: does she know what's going on? >> i have like sciatic pain now. all these different things. >> jimmy: there's probably a little jealousy. >> she used to smack my belly but now she kisses it. >> jimmy: that's nice. making progress. >> i was like, don't smack my belly anymore, it hurts. >> jimmy: that's no good. have you been having cravings like people do? >> yeah, with my first pregnancy, i kind of just wanted citrus fruit. cash covered all my cravings. >> jimmy: your husband cash? he went and got everything you needed? >> he had cravings himself so he, like, ate everything. so every morning we'd have like a half a pack of bacon. and he

but it's also helped in the sense -- i'm an active tweeter and you are, too.g reaction to that. but it's a great way to communicate with an audience. >> it is. >> but at the same time, there's a lot of people out there that want to just kill you on twitter. >> i always read the most horrible things about myself. and you know it's -- you know, time is an evilness, unfortunately. >> talk about evilness, we're going to come back after the break and talk about your former co-stars, shannon doherty. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us w

but it's also helped in the sense -- i'm an active tweeter and you are, too.l get a big reaction to that. but it's a great way to communicate with an audience. >> it is. >> but at the same time, there's a lot of people out there that want to just kill you on twitter. >> i always read the most horrible things about myself. and you know it's -- you know, time is an evilness, unfortunately. >> talk about evilness, we're going to come back after the break and talk about your former co-stars, shannon doherty. [ waves crashing ] [ martin luther king jr. ] i still have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream today! [ male announcer ] chevrolet is honored to celebrate the unveiling of the washington, d.c., martin luther king jr. memorial. take your seat at the table on august 28th. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. martin luther king jr. memorial. it's the only c

cheryl has become a serial tweeter, plan activities so you don't have a lot of down time write down informationto help the animals. >> you can also toss in a quarter, dollar whatever else you want to. at the end of the year we tally it up and money goes to conservation and most of it is earmarked for projects. >> this is more than just a token donation. the zoo close to raise up to $100,000. every august three programs are going to be selected. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm cheryl jennings. >> stay with us. we continue now with the news at 5:00. >> next at 5:00 the suspect in court after a cold case hits police say solves a 32-year-old murder mystery. >> california's controversial prois pris onrealignment plan what. lawmakers are being told to do. >> and experiences of a bay area woman who followed mothers in kenya trying to raise their kids in chaotic conditions. >> california's picture switches from bad to worse. >> the number of people out of work jumped again state's unemployment rate rose to 12% in july up from 11.8% in june. so lano county posted the highest rate

i wish that the tweeter could understand what is actually i believe in both of our minds one group does not have and should not have more rights than another group. and i think when we talk about race it is that, it is not pushing the racial divide. it is having a conversation about the state of america today because ultimately that's what we want to see. we want to see a nation where all people are equal. where someone who is white does not have more rights than someone as black and where a man doesn't have more rights than a woman. we're not there yet. we are close but we are not there yet. and that's not pushing something negative. it is frankly just an anest assessment of where we are as a nation. guest: if we didn't have this history sort of random distribution of wealth and blacks would have equal all the of whites and black unemployment would be the same as white and educational lels would be the same if we didn't have that history. but no country can erase its history. how you deal with that is one of the continuing challenges. host: comment now from tracy. caller: a hundred yea

fact checked one of one of our tweeters. guest: i would rate his claim falls.ch false. -- false. host: here is the claim by pawlenty. guest: there is a consensus on global warming. there have been people but have spoken up against it. we looked at that and at the number of them relative to the size of the scientist. we felt that there is not a lack of consensus on this anymore. it is pretty remarkable that it continues to be this debate on it. thousands of scientists have agreed with the report. what is interesting about the message on twitter is it characterized our work as saying -- i was joking that he would have earned mostly false. these are what we deal with everyday. we do our best to look at the specific wording of the claims and rate the integrity of what people were saying. host: here is how it was raided. it said a false. and there is context here. you explain why and have given the rating you have. guest: that is an article that is probably 1500 words that goes into detail about wiry reach that conclusion. one of the concepts is that using the power

the cynicism is based by the tweeter. we have to give it a try.ucturally what i fear it may from ais we're moving highly static, controlled regime to a future that will be highly fluid. you are likely to see many shifts in changes in what comes next. one hopes you take steps towards democratic inclusion. it can slip into scenarios of competitive power -- competitive players to refuse to work together in a democratic context. i hope that the best practices and the council from the rest of the world and historical memory would lead us into a smoother transition. by sure the skepticism of the -- but i share the skepticism of the twiteeter. this is exactly the point. three of the top libyan islamic fighting group members, their sentences were commuted. we were there that day. in that process, you would meet individuals. it was interesting to talk with them. they did not have anything against the united states or the west, just the united states or the west doing something in these countries. that makes me worried about the rush after gaddafi of wester

i would encourage the tweeter to check this out. the talking point is wrong. host: here is another tweet/ . guest: that has, again more recently. there are many people who took out mortgages over the last couple of years, who qualify but for various reasons do not qualify today as they did then. today, mortgage interest rates are 4%, but they do not qualify to refinance. the idea is that the government should refinance them. the problem is that, it is like we are writing a check to these particular individual home owners, the government, that we as taxpayers are writing a check. if we did it, it is hard to rationalize it as writing checks to these particular home owners. it is not a very coherent, well thought out policy. it is not free. it is pure transfer from the taxpayers to these particular homeowners. your opponent -- your neighbor would get a check from the government, and you would not. that is difficult to -- to defend on the grounds of fairness. host: tickets look proposals from the rip -- take a look at proposals from republicans. next caller. calle

. >> kinzie is a celebrity ghost tweeter who helps her clients build an on-line presence and write tweets are ruining the experience for fans. >> it's fine to live vicariously through some of these people and when you throw sponsorships in the mix, it just kind of makes it less fun. the story telling is no longer there. >> fans may be more accepting of the ads if celebrities continue to give good behind-the-scenes scoops. meanwhile, in addition to global press tours, movie studios are starting to make social media promotion a contract requirement and actors are getting smart about it, charging for access to their on-line fan bases. now is a good time to let me know on my twitter account, i won't be trying to sell you anything. you should live vicariously through me at courtney friel. >> oh really? >> ok, at fox and friends. >> at fox and friends. and you're on twitter as well? >> i am. brian is. >> you could follow me and then follow courtney and then follow dave in that order hopefully. courtney, why is it that the rich people just get richer? so here are celebrities who don't really nee

you know, anybody who wants to be a blogger or a tweeter can be, and this has very good and very powerfulects, i believe. i mean, it's to say the democracy in egypt this year was caused by facebook, but it's cause to say the existence of electronic communication channels helped that movement enormously. it's not what it was about. it was about a desire for freedom, but it was an enabling tool. conversely at this moment in china, the state is struggling to exert control over communication via the internet over google, over other enterprises of modern life, and it's succeeding to a scary degree. i hope it's not succeeding absolutely. i don't think it is. >> host: right. >> guest: i'm hoping that the internet, what the pieces of the internet, the intent towards freedom will be strong enough to overcome the technologies of the internet that enable a state control or for that matter corporate control, but i don't think it's clear who the winner is going to be. >> host: very much an open question at this point. >> guest: yeah, something to pay attention to. >> host: right, right, right, indeed.

i wish that the tweeter could understand what is actually i believe in both of our minds one group doesshould not have more rights than another group. and i think when we talk about race it is that, it is not pushing the racial divide. it is having a conversation about the state of america today because ultimately that's what we want to see. we want to see a nation where all people are equal. where someone who is white does not have more rights than someone as black and where a man doesn't have more rights than a woman. we're not there yet. we are close but we are not there yet. and that's not pushing something negative. it is frankly just an anest assessment of where we are as a nation. guest: if we didn't have this history sort of random distribution of wealth and blacks would have equal all the of whites and black unemployment would be the same as white and educational lels would be the same if we didn't have that history. but no country can erase its history. how you deal with that is one of the continuing challenges. host: comment now from tracy. caller: a hundred years from now. h

we know of vermont, the governor has just -- i got on my tweeter feed, the governor said the floodingrts of dams, roads. new england is where the water came down heavily and they're continuing to deal without at this hour. while people clean up along the coast, inland is where the problems really continue to exist. >> alisyn: they sure do. we've been looking at those pictures all morning. thank you for the update from there. thank you. >> steve: chances are, you were not invited to kim kardashian's star studded wedding, but lala anthony was. kim's best friend and fellow reality star heading to the curvy couch. >> brian: i wouldn't be surprised if she started walking now. let's check in with bill hemmer. >> outstanding. i love that young man with the bike. he says, i love my family, my dad, and i love my bicycle. good morning to all three of you. if it does not hit you, it's going to hit somewhere else. we are watching the rivers rise in so many states this morning. there is a debate emerging on how to pay for all this given the broken budget in america. also is social security one mon

i wish that the tweeter could understand what is actually i believe in both of our minds one group does not have and should not have more rights than another group. and i think when we talk about race it is that, it is not pushing the racial divide. it is having a conversation about the state of america today because ultimately that's what we want to see. we want to see a nation where all people are equal. where someone who is white does not have more rights than someone as black and where a man doesn't have more rights than a woman. we're not there yet. we are close but we are not there yet. and that's not pushing something negative. it is frankly just an anest assessment of where we are as a nation. guest: if we didn't have this history sort of random distribution of wealth and blacks would have equal all the of whites and black unemployment would be the same as white and educational lels would be the same if we didn't have that history. but no country can erase its history. how you deal with that is one of the continuing challenges. host: comment now from tracy. caller: a hundred yea

quite honestly, if they allow these bloggers and tweeters in there and they are not going to allow camerasice. what is next? they will have a live feed that they will put on the internet because a big media company wants to put it on the airwaves? that is a completely on principled stance. -- unprincipled stance. >> this is now a jurisdiction that allows the judge to let television cameras in at his or her discretion. there is now a motion by the television news media to prevent -- to allow live television coverage and live streaming. do you feel better? >> no, i do not feel better. i have concerns about cameras in the courtroom. i am concerned that the witnesses are going to play to the camera. i am concerned that they will be afraid to be candid if they are broadcast everywhere. i appreciate and respect the job the media has to do. i have a plan this liberty is at stake. i can not risk its fairchild for him. i cannot risk a fair trial for him. i think my colleagues will agree with me. >> as much as i enjoy myself on television, i am not sure what will happen to my witnesses if they are i

the cynicism is based by the tweeter. we have to give it a try. structurally what i fear it may from ais we're moving highly static, controlled regime to a future that will be highly fluid. you are likely to see many shifts in changes in what comes next. one hopes you take steps towards democratic inclusion. it can slip into scenarios of competitive power -- competitive players to refuse to work together in a democratic context. i hope that the best practices and the council from the rest of the world and historical memory would lead us into a smoother transition. by sure the skepticism of the -- but i share the skepticism of the twiteeter. this is exactly the point. three of the top libyan islamic fighting group members, their sentences were commuted. we were there that day. in that process, you would meet individuals. it was interesting to talk with them. they did not have anything against the united states or the west, just the united states or the west doing something in these countries. that makes me worried about the rush after gaddafi of we

there are people who are excessive tweeters, they put all their business out on facebook. >> i see whyuences of things. but adults should know better. >> at "women's health" we say tweet responsibly. technology is part of our modern world. but if you're tethered to your smartphone and you're always looking down, you're not engaging from the person across the dinner table. and you're sending the message, they're not entertaining enough, they're not interesting enough to hold your attention. >> it's rude. it's rude. >> social networking in itself is, all of it introduces you to a lot of your exes, a lot of other people. it can be bad for your relationships. because people spend way too much time interacting with way too many people. >> in itself, there's nothing wrong, it's like alcohol. but people get obsessed with it. they get on and never get off. >> they're addicted. >> yeah. >> blake shelton -- he's sitting next to his wife and i interviewed his wife and she says, hey, he's always tweeting. and he's like hey, i'm right here. >> that doesn't bode well. >> although i wish them all the

fact checked one of one of our tweeters. guest: i would rate his claim falls. friedrich false. -- false. host: here is the claim by pawlenty. guest: there is a consensus on global warming. there have been people but have spoken up against it. we looked at that and at the number of them lative to the size of the scientist. we felt thathere is not a lack of consensus on this anymore. it is pretty remarkable that it continues to be this debate on it. thousands of scientists have agreed with the report. what is interesting about the message on twitter is it characterized our work as saying -- i was joking that he would have earned mostly false. these are what we deal with everyday. we do r best to look at the specific wording of the claims and rate the integrity of what people were saying. host: here is how it was raided. it said a false. anthere is context here. you expln why and he given the rating you have. guest: that is an article that is probably 1500 words that goes into detail about wiry reach that conclusion. one of the concepts is that using the power of

and quite honestly, if they allow these bloggers and tweeters in there, and they're not going to allow cameras that is travesty of justice. there, that is only way you wan describe it. what's next? they will have little life feed they will put on and only see on the internet but just because some, big media companies want to put it on the airwaves there is something bad about it? i think that's a completely unprincipled stance and we're just going to have to continue to fight this. >> let me level the playing field then for a second to address lucy's concern and maybe aggravate eric's. this is now a jurisdiction that allows the judge to let television cameras in at his or her discretion. there is now a motion by the tv news media to permit live coverage and live streaming over the internet. do you feel better, eric? >> do i feel better? >> yeah. >> no, i don't feel better. >> bloggers differently or the same or anything? >> no. i have concerns about cameras in the courtroom. >> why? >> i, i'm concerned that the witnesses are going to play to the camera. i'm concerned that they are goin

with citizen journalist, bloggers, tweeters, all of the rest, the question really is do you have a mix of credible organizations that make their business, or people who are independent doing their reporting along with a lot of other people who maybe misinformed or not have education. or do you just have people outside of the courthouse? you know, it's no longer a question of can i close the courtroom, it's a question of how to open it. >> there's a lot of concern about the fear of juror intimidation. that's a big one too. because it's hard enough to get people to serve on juries a lot of times, without the fear they are going to be on tv on something, you know? >> let's see. i think we have time for a question or two more, if we still do. >> brett crow from ohio. a lot of us live and work with reporters and such, i wonder from the "milwaukee centennial" not only in the nation's capitol, what sense do you see as far as how the coverage is changing and who's doing the coverage? >> we have two great reporters in madison, which is down from three at the height. although what we do now is w

citizen journalists with bloggers, tweeters, all the rest. the question now is, do you have a mix of credible organizations make it their business or people who are independent, doing their reporting along with a lot of other people who may be misinformed or not have education? or do you just have people outside the courthouse? it is no longer a question of really can close the courtroom. it is a question how do you open it? >> there is a lot of concern about the fear of juror intimidation. that's a big one too. it is hard enough to get people to serve on juries a lot of times without fear they will be on tv or something. >> see we have i think time for a question or two more. if we still doll? do. >> bret crow from ohio. a lot of us live and work in capital cities and deal with statehouse reporters a bunch. i wonder from the milwaukee journal sentinel's perspective have you invested in your statehouse reporting? in a general sense, not only statehouse reporting in the capitol but nation's capitol. what sort of sense do you see as far as that