. >> you have a fan from one of our tweeters, rock dots who is a frequent tweeter here at the network saying i love this guy. he is driving the conservatives crazy. let's get to your phone calls. katrina joining us, staten island, new york independent line with bill press, radio talk show host, columnist and now out with a new book, "the obama hate machine." good morning. >>. >> caller: yes, good morning. you know, i'm so angry. you democrats, i don't know why you call yourself first of all progressives, okay. progressive on what? >> i don't. i just want to tell you i call myself a liberal, katrina. i think a progressive is a liberal who is afraid of being truthful about who they really are. a chicken liberal is a progressive. >> caller: to be elected as united, not a divided. and look what is going on in this country right now. okay? >> thank you, katrina. she hung up. do you want to respond? >> i would say that the president has gone out of his way with these republican members of congress to try to work together. he has been shot down at every attempt. on the debt ceiling, on the j

he is also an avid tweeter. is that a word? >> it is now. tavis: his new book is a collection of some of his favorite tweets, "the ten -- make that nine habits of very organized people. make that 10 -- the tweets of steve martin." >> it is a good title to read, not to say. you have to kind of look at it rather than say it. tavis: especially with the lines and the circles. the high loved this book, it fits in your pocket. >> you would not really want to put it in your pocket. i think of it as perfect reading for a train, although nobody really goes on a train any more. maybe an airplane. certainly not what you are driving. tavis: was this written by popular demand? >> popular demand? nothing i do is done by popular demand. no, i wrote this -- that is a strange way to put it, but over the last one and a half years, this is the first interview i have done the about this, so i don't even know what words are coming out of my mouth. i went on twitter. i did not know what i was doing. i thought it is going to be kind of a commercial venture, to be

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political tweeters fired bat >>> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. i'm not concerned about the very rich, they're doing just fine. >> political tweeters firing back at a republican presidential candidate. that is just one of two memorable moments from mitt romney. the other one, a high profile endorse transmit donald trump. >> but did -- endorsement from donald trump. >> but did it help or hurt? and we turn to our political insiders. will he ever live this poor people comment down? because it's been played over and over. >> no. probably not. and people are critical of the media right now saying you took it out of context. but it really confirmed all of our fears about mitt romney. if someone else had said this, perhaps it wouldn't have had this impact. and it's just one of the john kerry moments. >> did you say anything and get it spun and spun around, misspoke? >> not spun and spun around. i kept adding. it was the argument about when he had to deal with the coach, i turn around and i was so mad, and i said, he may have needed choking. >> that went

. >> algunos de los mensajes a través de tweeter. @ mentido que puso en riesgo su presidencia. >> lastan con algunos aliados. >> tan poderoso su olfato como pequeño su cuerpo, cualidades que llevaron a que estas ratas premio hacen estas ratas algo particular. >> necesitamos un animal que fuera lo suficientemente liviano para no iniciar la declaración. >> alimentará 25 ratas vale casi lo mismo que alimentar a un perro entrenado. el resultado sería el mismo. >> a partir de la tercera semana de nacida. >> al igual que con el llamado mejor amigo del hombre, con las ratas se crean vínculos. >> son muy sensibles a la manipulación. >> por el conflicto con paramilitares y guerrilleros colombia es uno de los países más minados del mundo. las ratas son una valiosa solución, en sólo 21 días,1 hembra puede tener hasta dos etnias, y su entrenamiento tarda menos de seis meses. >> esto fue fabricado en estados unidos bajo especificaciones. en este aparato han sido entrenadas al menos 52 ratas con un único objetivo, salvar vidas humanas. >> al menos 26 personas murieron cuando el autobús en el que vi

. >> i'm a tweeter. >> you're a tweeter.arpet. stay tuned for "the skinny." ow ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> so you may find out a lot about me by this next clip. of course we're going to give you some of our favorite moments from the oscars. and i'm a sophomoric type of girl. i love "anchorman." so melissa mccarthy in her depiction in "bridesmaids," that was one of the moments i laughed out loud. the little short with billy crystal. if you don't know her character from "bridesmaids," she's brash and hysterical. >> and sexually aggressive. >> very sexually aggressive. >> i want to introduce you to a friend of mine. i think you're going to like her. she's a lot of fun. >> wow. limber. i still have to introduce ben stiller and emma stone. >> yeah, i really have to introduce you to her sister. >> i think she -- that was one of my favorite supporting actress roles, for "bridesmaids." that was hysterical. >> she's great. funny, seems so genuine and sweet. >> and from illinois. >> is she really? midwestern girl. see? there you go. shou

if i go into green homes and click on that, then i can see who are the top tweeters and social media people in that area as well. >> which is great if you are marketing your own company, right? so you go in and say you sell dog ware, and then you can go in and say who is influential in dogs and connect with that person so they talk about you? >> you can do that, and you can see the kinds of things they are tweeting about or facebooking about, and you can give them credit or be inspired with ideas that you want to create original content for. >> and setting a goal, and this is to your point before, if you want to be a green roofer, set a way where you can get that area of influence where you are a big person in it. >> exactly. >> this is very interesting. is there anything you can get? klout perks? >> yeah, larger companies are using influence to identify people, where you can go out there and create a social buzz. they will look through areas of influence and take the score, and people highly influential in certain areas, they will reach out and make a perk available to them and you

it is probably cheaper as your tweeter says. however, county jails are not meant to hold longer-term prisoners. they do not have the programs that prisoners need. it's not good corrections policy. it may be cheaper but my bet is they are probably not as well run and it will be interesting to know what the recidivism rates are for people who lead them. it is a way to keep costs down in the short term but in the long term i would get it's not. >> let's go up to new york where the average cost per inmate for taxpayers in that state, $60,000. john, democrat caller, go ahead. >> how are you doing? well, if there's one thing that i just can't stand is hypocrisy and hypocrites. and there's nothing that makes me more ashamed to be an american than this phony hypocritical drug war which is glutted our prisons with addicts. now, if an addict commits a crime, then he goes to prison. steals something to support piece habit. send him to prison. you have a lot of users and addicts that should not be in this system. you know, thank god for ron

tourney, part of the tweeters here and also part of the space generation. there are three major programs in the budget that i would like to talk about, probably, commercial $830 million and orion at $800 million, $900 million, and then sls, and those are the three primary that congress might be interested in doing. can you prioritize of those three programs what you will fight for the most? is it commercial crews? is it the orion? is it the sls because there are people afraid the commercial crews are a large target in this budget cycle? >> this budget cycle which represents an a big push in a challenging fiscal time represents the commitment of the congress, overwhelmingly bipartisan of the congress, agreement of the president when he signed that act into law and also when he signed the appropriations for 2012 under which we're operating right now. that laid out the three priorities for this agency as sls/mpcve, and the james webb space telescope as critical for science and understanding of our universe, and enhancement of the international space station an

grand piano falls from the ceiling and squashes the troll referring to claremont crime rate some tweeters simply refer to the prosecutor as monte saying this day with monty is so embarrassing and everything points to monte doing her damnedest to lose today in a big way now those thoughts are according to supporters of a song but the question now remains that where the swerve the swedes wrong to approve this european arrest warrant will take anywhere between a month to three to find out what the lords decide but meanwhile jennifer robinson explains what's at stake in this hearing. if he doesn't win it means that anyone can be extradited from the u.k. be arrested chremes attention at the behest of any prosecutor anywhere in europe without having to show any evidence without being charged and without proper judicial oversight. so if assad is extradited to sweden he may also have to temporarily temporarily surrender to the u.s. to face charges stemming from his organization wiki leaks sharing thousands of diplomatic cables and more with the world so for now it's a waiting game until we find o

if i go into green homes and click on that, i can see the top tweeters and social media people in thatrea as well. >> which is great if you're marketing your own company. you go in and -- say you sell dogware. you can say, who's really influential in dogs, try and connect with that person so they talk about you. >> you can do that, you can see the kinds of things they're tweeting about or facebooking about and use that and repurpose that content, of course giving them credit. be inspired for ideas of things you might want to create original content for. >> setting a goal. this is to your point of you want to be a green roofer. set a goal and figure out a way to get that as an area of influence where you're a big person in it? >> exactly. >> all right. this is very interesting. is there anything that you can get, are there klout perks? >> there are. klout has a pretty unique thing right now where larger companies are using the areas of influence to identify people, they want to have either new or existing products go out to get them to try and create a social buzz. they will take and lo

what i liked was that our viewer stephen guilfoyle an economist and trader and one of our favorite tweeters tweeted back he said for raj says it but who hasn't thought it could happen like that and i think that's really interesting to just show how widespread these beliefs are even though maybe you know you only hear someone that's very outspoken say them on t v that is all we have time for but i also appreciate all of your nice remarks which i didn't get to read a couple that lucky for me we have your feedback again next week but just know that i appreciate all of them but for now that's all we have time for thanks so much for watching the show feel free to follow me at on twitter at lauren mr give us. baggett youtube dot com slash capital account also come back on monday everybody like the boob indicator and we're going to have the inventor of the boob indicator on the show on monday the blogger that reform broker that for now from ever in your capital account thanks for watching and have a great weekend. wealthy british soil the sun. is no time to go to the money. market why not. come to

and autred of outnumbered, jedda is here with us and i'm a tweeter or twitterer. >> over a million. >re-twitter me. [ laughter ] >> sean: we don't want to re-tweet. >> we're having a big fight with alec baldwin, national father of the year. by the way, passenger of the year. >> sean: let's get to something serious here. it's so sad. i miss robert gibbs but i didn't think anybody could fall into the territory where they can't answer the question. senate controlled by the democrats, they haven't passed a budget. poor. >> the white house has no opinion whether the senate should pass the budget. white house has no opinion about whether. >> i have no opinion and chairman bernanke's opinion how the senate ought to do its business. >> thousand days? >> before you go through this the long thing how the obama is bringing out a budget, i think some people would feel sorry for him. if you take a job defending a guy that is doing this, you have to know what you are in? >> i have no opinion. i have no opinion. >> it's been a thousand days. >> this is their job. >> this is what they are supposed to

in fact, i had to warn an early morning tweeter that talked about the stock's future to go higher. the moment that you let your guard down, that is the moment that the bears will rip your lungs out and tear your face off. and it reasonable to think, what could go wrong? right? shouldn't we be thinking about that? there was a ton of money made at the beginning of last year and it was lost in the compressed bear market that was the second half of 2011. so let list them. go down. what am i upset about? first and foremost is looming israel iran show down. where the israel thinks it's 1930 again. you can tell it's the big time elephant in the room. given how the rest of the world is adopting a league of nations approach. and we saw how well that worked in the 1930s. so i will explain what is happening. we know the israel defense prime minister said a strike may happen. with europe slowing down to a crawl, crude should be down 20 dollars from here. and second, a similar related worry, the price of gas, maybe people are using more efficient cars or we are richer than we think. but $4 of g

mention is that the bay bridge is reported very heavy this morning, not as bad as it was, one of our tweetersoes not look normal, cars are not moving along fast enough. this is highway 24 westbound and this looks good getting up to the tunnel and if you are driving in san jose we are off to a good start. >>> temperatures anywhere from 30s to 60s on the lows and that depends if an easterly breeze is kicking up in fact temperatures will be in the low- to-mid 70s and we will talk about some possible records tomorrow and what looks to be a windy pattern on mornings on 2. >>> a busy morning for firefighters, two early mornings fires in two cities. >>> many people are now without power, we will explain, stay tuned we will be right back.

didn't say i was a master tweeter. >> that tom sherwood.arry was so determined to show our tom sherwood he could handle the social media network, he sent out a tweet right as the show was ending. the tweet, thom sherwood. it sent out a flurry of responses and retweets. way to go. >> isn't it the case because you are the queen of all tweets. isn't it the case a lot of stars and politicians have other people tweet for them? >> they do. but there is a huge responsibility when it comes to twitter and your reputation. a lot of times like former mayor barry was saying, they let somebody else -- they dictate it. >> don't give it verbatim. >> it really isn't. i think it's hilarious. he's hilarious. >> i don't think you can do it. anyway. one ning i can tell you for s e one ning i can tell you for s e sure, you should be tweeting denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> you justsaid you wanted to get hashtag when trendiind tren w

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in fact, i had to warn an early morning tweeter that talked about the destiny of some stock to go higher. the moment that you let your guard down, that is the moment that the bears will rip your lungs out and tear your face off. and it's reasonable to think, what could go wrong? right? shouldn't we be thinking about that? more bulls than we had in a long time. there was a ton of money made at the beginning of last year only to be lost in the compressed bear market that was the second half of 2011. so let's list them. go down. what am i fretting about? first and foremost is the looming israel/iran showdown. where israel thinks it's 1938 all over again. you can tell it's the big time elephant in the room. given how the rest of the world seems to be adopting a league of nations sanction approach. and we saw how well that worked in the 1930s. so i will explain what is happening. we know the israeli defense minister said a strike might be necessary. with europe slowing down to a crawl, brent crude should be down $20 from here. no way anyone is going to make that bet against crude. second, a s

it became even more obvious after cnn suspended roland martin for a couple tweeter groups during the souper bowl. is the problem pundits keep crossing an invisible line? i tackled that subject earlier. david carr, alaska. . >> nice to be with you. >> you tweeted nearly 17,000 times which makes me feel like a slacker. did what happened to roland martin make you think about what you post? >> yeah. you know, i should make clear, one, that i'm not proud of the fact that i have tweeted that much and i'm ashamed that you have mentioned that. two, that many, many of those are retweets. so all i'm doing is seeing something and pushing the button, so it's not like i have actually written 17,000 tweets, although please don't do the math on how many i've actually done. three, what happened to roland, yes, he's a cautionary tale, as are many, many others. it seems like a friction-free, easy little push of the button, we often do it on our little phones, right? it doesn't even seem like much of a big deal. but if you have a significant following or even a following of certain folks, you can end u

. >> you're quite an active little tweeter, aren't you? >> i do like to tweet, my friend.a nice cocktail. i sit down and i just go at it. i really like it because i like to say things in kind of quick sentences and this is a great way to do that. >> is it addictive to you as it is to me? it's like taking over your life? >> it is addictive. i wouldn't say as addictive as it is for you because you might think about a program but, you know, it's hard not to -- i'm still making the mistake where i confuse twitter with e-mail and say very personal things to somebody i think i'm just e-mailing and then it goes out in the twitter sphere. i'm learning to correct that. >> who do you think is going to win this republican race? >> you mean where is my money? >> where is your money? >> i think obama. >> do you think any of them even if they do win the nomination race could actually beat barack obama if the economy goes on improving the way that it is? >> i find it fascinating, piers, that you are having me on the show to talk seriously about politics because as you know i'm the go-to

i never said i was a master tweeter. >> reporter: just after the show ended barry showed he could in fact do a tweet himself by tweeting two words -- "tom sherwood" which set of a flurry of retweets and comments on twitter, itself. barry had distracted the twitter world. he told us he only tweets about 1% of the time but maybe today we got him inspired. wendy, back to you. >> we're all going to sleep better tonight knowing that. i think it should be the feisty tom sherwood of course. >> always feisty up here. thanks, tom. >>> news 4 at 5:00 is just getting started. police are in riot gear as crowds try to get their hands on a pair of sneakers. they cost $20 bucks. >> sticker shock at the pump. it isn't going away as you hit the road this weekend. >> plus reaction from annapolis after the senate >>> a foot locker store in orlando, florida canceled the midnight release of the new nike phone posit galaxy sneakers. those fluorescent green ones after this chaotic scene hundreds lined up outside a mall to be one of the few to get a limited pair of basketball shoes. riot police were called

. >> harris: i have been asking people to express their thoughts around feelings tonight on my tweeterrites at least she lived she believed. taking a note from one of her songs. we had a fox news contributor now on twitter on with us earlier. see says deer whitney, i remember you for your charitable work. 1997 children's defense fund concert on hbo. raised $300,000. humanitarian she was. a host of people remembering whitney houston. but you are also gathering information about her boyfriend. and some inconsistencies about who was with her at the time. >> there are a lot. first it was reported that ray jay who she has been dating for quite some time now. there were reports that he was with her. and then his rep denied it and indicated that it was whitney's body guard also named ray who was the one that found her in the hotel room. so that may have been where the confusion came about. but you know, this is also reports stating that last night the night before that whitney was at the hotel bar at the beverly hilton with a big entourage and carrying on and having a great time and having dr

i never said i was a master tweeter. >> reporter: just after the show ended barry showed he could in fact do a tweet himself by tweeting two words -- tom sherwood. which set off a flurry of retweets and comments on twitter itself. barry had distracted the twitter world. in the twitter world, tom sherwood, news 4. >> marion barry says he does only about 1% of his own tweets. he says he has two other people who tweet what he dictates. >> new information about this year's easter egg roll at the white house. it a it's going to be held on monday, april 9th. the president and first lady michelle obama made the announcement today. the event will feature live music and games. kids 13 years and younger are welcomed to go along with their families. tickets will be distributed through an online lottery system beginning march first. >>> an all new district matters broadcast airs tonight right here on nbc 4. not tonight. it's tomorrow at 7:30 in the evening. the episode takes place or at least part of it at my own barber shop. the host and i were talking about jobs. here is a small clip of the sh

didn't say i was a master tweeter. >> barry was so determined to show our tom sherwood he could handle the social media network, he sent out a tweet right as the show was ending. the tweet said, tom sherwood. the two word tweet sent off a flurry of responses and retweets. conditi condition. >> i wouldn't want him asking me all the tough questions, i don't think you can do it. i can do it, i swear. >> chuck does all my tweets. you can direct it towards him. >> not true. not true at all. >>> we will be tweeting about the wind for ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. >>> rumors are swi

host: a couple of our tweeters brought up the concern about white nationalists' attending cpac.yahoo! news, it is explained that there are people at cpac he takes concerned with. there is a race-baiting activist ha and. joining him -- guest: regarding peter brimlow and others -- the immigration issue and the english issue are certainly not about white supremacy or eugeneics anything like that. the issue about immigration is controversial but honestly, i have heard complaints from other is that there are too many open border advocates on panels at cpac. i don't know about that. on the other hand, as for the english issue, there are several pro-english groups and i actually shook hands with robert vandervoor. when people are on panels at cpac, their associations and groups that work for are important. i can get personal testimony to that. on the other hand, no one does a background check and no one does -- goes back once history to see whether he or she can attend cpac. host: michelle, calling from carol, texas, independent line. good morning. are you with us? caller: they talk ab

host: one of our tweeters -- did you want to respond to that mr. perkins?again i said, i cannot defend every vote. i think it is interesting that probably the worst charge that you can make against the rick santorum is that he was a republican in the senate. fortunately, because of the tea party -- and i celebrate what the tea party has done in terms of kind of a civic awakening that has taken place in america, four or five years ago, six years ago this distain for earmarks was not there. and that is a big part of how we have gotten into this fiscal mess. it was routine. and so, what we are seeing now is looking back six or eight years ago into this kind of paradigm shift taking place today. i think it is healthy and we need to assure the candidates we support going forward are on the right side of this issue. host: diane is a republican from clinton, tennessee. caller: i could pick a few -- confusion that exists is many churches have quit teaching christianity and teaching socialism. people calling and saying jesus was a socialist. they have a program on c

tweeters tweet. bloggers blog.elijah cummings who was at yesterday's heating congressional hearings over contraception. he joins us next. >>> plus, which of these stories will make the cut? your week in review ahead. >>> first bill karins with your forecast. >> well, good morning, everyone, weekend forecast time. we have a storm system heading for the mid-atlantic, possibly even a snowstorm. let me break it down for you. here's what we're looking at. heavy rain developing in texas, it will push along the gulf during today. as we go into saturday, the heavy rain is in the south. we don't get into the cold air until we get into sunday, maybe even sunday night, that's when we should see rain changing over to snow in all the mountains of west virginia and virginia, and maybe tennessee can get snow out of this and overnight sunday into monday morning, watch out washington, d.c., into richmond, somebody could end up with a couple of inches of snow for the first time this winter. who knows? maybe we'll cover d.c. with sno