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what if you tweet and you have -- if you are -- there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter.g around in cyberspace. i do a lot of -- i text with my family and with two my chief of staff on my cell phone. that's about it. you have to understand, when i became president there was no e-mail. then e-mail was largely interoffice. >> stephen: how did you communicate? >> telephone, snail mail. blah blah. what happened was. after i was president there were blizzards of e-mails within the administration, the congress subpoenaed them all and all these young people drunk with the power of new technology said the first things that came to their heads so some of these e-mails were mildly embarrassing. >> stephen: you do not presently tweet? sir, i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken, william jefferson clinton was taken. [ laughter ] but pres billy jeff was available. [cheers and applause] would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? [cheers and applause] >> you'll type it? >> stephen: i'll type it. 140 c

the peter tweeter. remember anthony wiener? now thinking about running for mayor of new york city.elieve me, he has thought long and hard about this. [ cheers and applause ] believe me, believe me.

. >> my social friends push me because they want me to "tweeter" and "twit." >> it's a nice day to update your family. >> reporter: in california this session is focused on connecting with friends and family through facebook. >> they send me things. i think i have responded and i haven't. i don't get any responses back. >> click on it and drag it. >> reporter: slowly but surely, seniors are embracing social media. for the first time ever last year more than half of seniors were online. a third now use social media websites. >> wow. i really love that. >> reporter: interactive video programs like skype and facetime are building a base of silver surfers like barbara zack in florida who uses it to connect to far away family. >> i can watch my grandchildren grow up. i can watch them in their daily lives. that, to me, is priceless. >> reporter: in ohio, nancy lemon learned to text when her teenage grandson stopped answering his phone. >> when i get a message from him saying "i love you" it makes it all worth it. >> reporter: there is growing research that these connections are good for seniors

what if you tweet and you have -- if there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter, just wanderingyberspace. >> i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken. william jefferson clinton was taken. but prez billy jeff was available. would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? i'll type it. >> you'll type it? >> i'll type it. 140 characters or less. >> just spent -- >> just spent -- >> amazing time with colbert. >> all good. >> is he sane? >> is he sane? >> he is cool. >> can i put an exclamation mark at the end of that, sir? >> yeah, i haven't used the 140 yet. you can. >> yeah, you got some more left. anything else? >> no, no i'm done. here's the tweet. @ prebillyjeff already wracked up more than 28,000 followers. president is kind of funny in those situations. >>> finally, russian president vladimir putin is no stranger to being protested. maybe that explains his reaction yesterday when at a trade fair in hanover, could this happen here, in germany, a group of women ripped off their blouses and charged p

once kobe bryant turned into a tweeter, everybody thought it would be tough for them to beat san antonios 43-all at one point in the second quarter. in the third quarter they blew it open. san antonio, it's their game down the stretch. tony parker had 28 points, 7 assists on the day that his former wife eva longoria's show was canceled after two episodes of let's find love. are you aware of that show? >> i've heard of it. >> and we should all keep our eyes open. whenever they say the remainder of nqne can see on the internet. two shows and it went out. do you know the problem with the show? >> what. >> she should have put herself up for dating, not these other women that are desperate. >> i thought it was men. >> i don't know. they were all desperate. my point, her name was on the show and it's a bunch of desperate people. do you know what is worse? the desperate people on the show or the desperate guys like me watching it. i thought she had a real show going. it's not to be. >> too bad. >> you don't care. >> housewives residuals are going into syndication. >> i'm glad you know that. >>

. >> how are you going to spend your day, on book face or tweeter, smoking hash tags? you going to stay up all night eating instagram crackers on the myspace tube. stop ha you're doing and start living a little less douche. >> you may recognize tim daley from private practice, and that's his son. they have a youtube channel and do all kinds of cool videos. i have to say i like this one. >> men, stop ordering turkey burgers, order a burger or not. women, stop ordering veggie burgers, get a burger or don't. we respect you. old people -- don't be racist and sexist. we know you're from another time, but you're living in our time now, don't be a douche. >> i like this, because they are completely indiscriminate. >> women, men -- >> babies? stop crying on airplanes, we get that you're not having a good time, but guess what? nobody is. everybody stop talking about how many miles per gallon your car gets. stop it. you're being a douche. everybody? stop telling me you don't watch tv. we know you watch netflix and google, you're being a douche. >> equal opportunity douche-bagger

the peeter-tweeter? remember anthony weiner?r ] well, he told "the new york times magazine" he's thinking of running for mayor of new york city. well -- [ audience ohs ] i guess he got tired of sitting around the house all day in front of the computer in his underwear. [ laughter ] well, president obama now telling north korea to tone down some of their crazy rhetoric. the same thing he told jay-z, actually. the same thing. yeah. [ laughter ] no, listen to this -- according to a recent report, north korea could fuel and launch a missile at any time. you know, it's a lot of bluster. i'm not impressed with their missiles. you know -- look at this, look at their technology. [ speaking korean ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: i don't think -- i don't think that's so good. hey, do you remember a couple of years ago, somebody stole president obama's teleprompter from one of his personal appearances? remember that story? the guy stole the teleprompter. the president got there and it was gone. well, that man has been caught

. >> it was just tweeter. they -- twitter. >> the associated press says someone hacked their account and sent out a tweet that said breaking two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured. >> i can say that the president is fine. i just with him. >> the feed has 1.9 million followers the news agency quickly responded ap twitter account has been hacked tweet about attack at the white house is false. we will advise more as soon as possible it took just minutes for it to send the dow jones plunging over 140 points before it rebounded. >> it doesn't instill a lot of confidence in the market. you see a lot of stuff going on right now in the world sporting events violence and what not. you really have to be prepared for anything happening right. >> the incident comes eight days. the group calling itself the electronic army claimed credit for today's white house bombing tweet. former fbi agent rick smith says it's unclear how authorities may approach the hoax. >> if it's evaluated as a threat to this c

>> i'm interested in your use of social media, whether it be tweeter or cloud sourcing or other techniques that you use to gather information quickly and from a wide variety of on scene participants. >> so the use of social media to get situational awareness? >> i know there was the topic of discussion in many of our planning meetings and i think even mr. rob dudgeon at one point mentioned that's how people know what's happening, communicating via their cell phones about what's happening. but i personally think that has a limited application, right? so when cell phone towers are not working any more and we i think had a blackout in san diego last year, last fall, cell phones weren't working. so social media i think can help and may work and you can get through populations that way, but i think it will be important to know that also has its limitations and at one point that goes. that's when you need to thank back-up communications and that's where the military can also be a force multiplier. >> from the department of emergency management perspective, we have a phenomenal social media team

you can find it posted on tweeter. >> no, you really sold it. >> i like to sell myself.s the expectations low. >> what about you? >> i was going to say nothing. i am going to be on hannity on monday. >> dino, what about you? when can people check out your radio show? >> doing the most compelling talk show, siriusxm channel 86. stay tuned for the documentary being made on me. it is chesapeake films out of las vegas. >> excellent. back to you, tom. >> that's howe you close a sale, moynihan. ann coulter, bill schulz, dino costa. i'm tom shillue. see you next time. o'reilly. good evening, mr. bill. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the most gentle, the most nicest, the most love loving boy. the most loving. my boy. they killed him. >> bill: despite overwhelming evidence against her sons, the mother of the two accused terrorists refusing to accept reality. is she an enabler of the terrible boston bombing? we will debate that question. i think that krauthammer and o'reilly going after the president smelled a little bit like precursor is the president actually really a mus

the right approach i mean you know people on the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know as my took my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill that's nothing to do with the fact that the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activist demand in the bill it's money the sunlight foundation has reported that lobbyists in favor the bill spent six hundred million dollars since it was first introduced and unfortunately mike rogers isn't the only crusader for this injustice and dilution of the truth most notably he's been joined by texas republican mike mccaul who didn't hesitate for a second to use what happened in boston to push his own person. genda saying the u.s. now needs to protect itself from a digital or cyber bomb so for working in your pockets interest instead of the interest of the people who elected you mike rogers along with your nefarious counterparts you are all my villains today. but seriously we

think this is the right approach i mean people on the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know it is my job my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill that's nothing to do with the fact of the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activists demanding the bill it's money the sunlight foundation has reported that lobbyists in favor of the bill spent six hundred million dollars since it was first introduced and unfortunately mike rogers isn't the only crusader for this injustice and dilution of the truth most notably has been joined by texas republican mike mccaul who didn't hesitate for a second to use what happened in boston to push his own personal agenda saying the u.s. now needs to protect itself from a digital or cyber bomb so for working in your pockets interest instead of the interest of the people who elected you mike rogers along with your nefarious counterparts you are all my villains today. but serious

. >> he can have steven colbert as a personal tweeter. >> a dramatic night on dancing with the stars and a super star fires back at critics. >> big apple buzzing over the cyber thriller disconnect. including jason baitman. >> i was attracted to her because it wasn't comedy. the fact it's a good script, good people involved. it's nice to do drama when do you comedy. >> the theme best year of your life had emotions rung high. especially with the high yeflt scoring couple. >> i don't feel like i could have been anymore like night. that mikes me happy. >> and find out tonight on abc. brad paisley out of his results show. the song features ll cool j exploring racial perception in the south. saying it's meant to be fun. have a fall, love, brad. you can get all entertainment news there, any time. >> still head new warning from north korea to tourists and foreigners. >> also a showdown over gun control. the debate getting personal as a top democrat senator shares the story on gun violence. >> secret recordings that have mitch mcconnell asking for an fbi investigation. why ashley judd is at t

this is the right approach i mean you know when the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know as my took my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill that's nothing to do with the fact of the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activists demanding the bill it's money the sunlight foundation has reported that lobbyists in favor of the bill spent six hundred million dollars since it was first introduced and unfortunately mike rogers isn't the only crusader for this injustice and i lucian of the truth most notably has been joined by texas republican mike mccaul who didn't hesitate for a second to use what happened in boston to push his own personal agenda saying the u.s. now needs to protect itself from a digital or cyber bomb so for working in your pockets interest instead of the interest of the people who elected you mike rogers along with your nefarious counterparts you are all my villains today. but seriously

on the subject of twitter, we have one of the world's funniest tweeters here with us tonight.lented woman named kelly oxford. she just wrote a new book. since there are a lot of you probably not familiar with her book, we thought it would be fun to have some of the kids read some of the tweets to you. we're right, it was fun. take a look. >> is it yoga if you swear sweatpants and then hunch over the garbage can eating a burrito? >> she lays an egg that lady gaga came out of. >> if your boyfriend complains about your pms this month, remind him that you could have been pregnant instead. >> buying clothing at h&m reminds me that children are terrible at sewing. >> kids, if you want to [ bleep ] the biggest at your party, leave acoustic guitar out. >> it is a prequel to 16 and pregnant. >> i like those glasses suggest intelligence instead of broken eyes. >> it is like a choose your own adventure book where the ending is always cancer. >> when you stop taking drugs to trip out and start taking drugs to feel normal. >> jimmy: look at that. we have a good show for you tonight. kelly

the tweeters said we have many hospitals that can't meet our needs and many fund for education, why focusmini skirt #savetheminiskirt. >> nadia, save the mini skirt. >> bearing in mind, this is a country that has 27 million people. the highest population growth in the world. by 2015, there will be 130 million people. more pressing issues, perhaps, than -- >> nadia, appropriately dressed in a mini skirt. thank you, we'll be watching closely. >>> for undocumented immigrants across the u.s., it's more than legislation, a chance to keep their families together. we'll introduce you to one family looking for answers. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >>> we

we have seen several tweeters saying where police are. boston police saying, please, don't do this.e seeing youtube videos. it appears to have been posted by one of the two bombers, suspect number two, the younger brother. we are trying to get what he said translated. >> you are talking to andrew kitzenberg. he is on twitter. this is video or rather a picture of his family sheltering in place in watertown. new into the newsroom, new wanted poster. this is from the boston regional intelligence center. flights are running on time. people coming out of boston, reporting wbz radio, very tight. screening is taking much longer than usual. we will continue to cover all of this throughout the day. >> as far as mass transit, that is all shut down, including cab service in boston. >> we will continue to follow it. that's what we are doing, what's happening op "today in the bay." >>> this is the fairy building in san francisco where you see runners have gather. the run should be held in on or of the victims of the boston marathon bombing set to take place in mere sekds at 7:00. thanks for join

this is somebody who was a prolific commune cater, prolific tweeter.presumably even if he didn't have the ability to speak they could find a way to talk to him. >> sure, write notice, they could do that. >> let's talk a little bit about what they're looking for. rogerer, obviously there are some, i guess you could call them restrictions that they have placed on themselves by, you know, making a decision that they were going to go with the public safety option which to some extent limits them to what information they glean from him that could be used at trial. give us our priority list. what are the questions you're asking him first? well the pub lib safety exception is really key tword eminent threat, asking him if there are additional members that are involved in this plot, there are additional explosive devices, any acts of intelligence of eminent potential plots. once that's done they're going to go into the normal questioning and interrogation. >> i guess part of that normal questioning interrogation and the question everybody wants to answer and d

and she is a little tweeter and she is actually attacking the prosecution.roblems put this up there with it i don't think sheriff joe is actually letting her tweet. i think she is relaying what she wants to tweet to a friend who is doing it or we have seen her in the courtroom grab the phone. >> bill: make a mockery of the whole thing. >> oh yeah. oh yeah. >> bill: when do you think it's going to wrap up and go to the jury? >> i think we have at least another two weeks of the main case. we have another defense expert coming on after jury questions and then the state is going to get its rebuttal case. >> bill: what is the other defense witness going to say? >> we don't know for sure who it is. but we believe that it is an expert that was called previously with the cameras and the pictures but we don't know just yet. we are all waiting for that. >> i don't want to convict the woman on television, but i mean it gets to pint, janine where i don't believe there is justice being served in this country. think it's far too easy to get away murder. am i wrong. >> no.

. >> people on the internet, if you're a 14-year-old tweeter in the basement, you know, as my -- toldy nephew, i had to work him over a lot on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of t i hear that a lot. >> particulars of sispa are complex but rogers earned no fans by calling opponents 14-year-olds. the white house has taken a stance against sispa and says the president will veto it if congress passes it. yahoo! and intel, who says profit fell as people moved away from computers. yahoo! says advertising fell. bank of america didn't make as much money as hoped. eb ebay's results after the bell and british grocery chain said a short time ago, shutting down its fresh and easy stores. we'll talk more about it, coming up. >> very interesting. >>> time to check in with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. the forecast will be fresh and easy. we'll be done with the wind later on finally. look at these numbers. i don't know about you. 70 to 75, that's perfection. to me that's the range we're headed for today. 71 in oakland. you can't beat that. concord will b

this particular tweet caught my interest because the tweeter said we have mini hospitals that can't caterneeds, many roads with potholes, mini-funds for education, why focus on a miniskirt. >> thank you very much. >> and #savetheminiskirt. i think by the year 2050 there are going to be 130 million people. so perhaps the population explosion may be more of an issue than the miniskirt. >> other things to think about. >> but let us together save the miniskirt. >> nadia, thank you very much. coming up jeanne moos gives us a story of a man who's down on his luck but thanks to this viral video he may be seeing a little extra cash in his pocket. the story of the magic mustache next. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it

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what if you tweet and you have -- if you're -- there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter, rightwandering around in cyber space. >> just wandering around in cyber space. well, not anymore, thanks to mr. colbert. >> i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken. william jefferson clinton was taken. but pres billy jeff was available. >> pres billy jeff. i like the way that sounds. but then it was time for the first official tweet. >> 140 characters or less. >> just spent. >> just spent. >> amazing time with colbert. >> sound good? >> question. is he sane? >> there it is. even with the hashtag for the clinton global initiative. and check this out. we've been tracking his popularity on twitter all day. by 5:00 p.m. he was up to 81,000 followers. not bad, mr. president. not bad at all. are baked with brown rice and sweet potato! triscuit has a new snack? no way. way. and the worst part is they're delicious. mmm, you're right. maybe we should give other new things a chance. no way. way. [ male announcer ] we've taken 100% whole grain brown rice a

host: one of our tweeters wants springs will be without a tower. art some states being hit harder than others? guest: it is not rural communities. it is low activity. places where there is not a line of activity. it is hard to justify the spending. pretax mom and pop in peoria -- mom and pop in peoria? it is a matter of limitations of resources. we have made the decision that if a tower does not have the business, we're going to close that tower. there is a government -- if you want a tower in every airport in the state can pay, and texas did just that last week. the state of texas is going to pay. it is a matter of money. f a state wants to keep them -- you can do a reimbursable agreement with the government's. host: dabber in florida. -- debra. caller: hello. i'm concerned that a tower is on the list to because i cut. we have st. petersburg, clear water. we have a small airport in tampa and emmett till air force base. there is 86,000 flights that come in and out of there. there is cooperation amongst the airports in terms of helping died airplane

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we put it out, send it out to the bloggers, tweeters, all that, and see some interest, people are saying this is great, maybe you can come and talk about it later, but 10:00 in the morning, fbi, everything exploded. it was all about making him the victim, because of political reasons so he can be the victim of the left wing and make good with the conservatives that don't like him. it still, i think, is a memorable moment in spin to watch him. >> i'm missing something here, you're a lawyer. >> yes. >> somebody leaves their cell phone on because they want to keep a good record of the meeting and somewhere two, three months later they give the tape to somebody. it happens all the time in life, happens in our business, unfortunately. is that a federal crime to replay your tape recording of a meeting, a federal crime? >> that's a close question, because the letter of the law is, if you -- if you tape someone without their knowing that you're doing it -- >> even in the room with them? >> i don't think so. i think if it's in the room it's a different thing. and i also think that mcconnell's spi

we put it out and send it out to the bloggers and tweeters and all that and we see some interest ande are saying at 10:00 in the morning, mcconnell said fbi, everything exploded. you know, the requests come in, the media people, and it was all about making him the victim because of political reasons so he can be the victim of the left wing and make good with the conservatives who don't like him and it's still, i think, a memorable moment and spin to watch him -- >> maybe i'm missing something here. >> yes. >> you're a lawyer. >> yes. >> somebody leaves their cell phone on because they want to make a good record of the meeting. two months later they taped somebody. it happens all the time in our business, unfortunately. is it a federal crime to replay your tape recording of a meeting? >> well, that's a -- >> a federal crime? >> that's a close question because in -- the letter of the law is, if you -- if you tape someone without their knowing that you're doing it -- >> even if the room with them? >> i don't think so. i think if it's in the room, it's a different thing. and i also -- an

the tweeter feed and sms and facebook updates and this and that. this sense of constantly being pinged by all of these different things. the irony when we are trying to keep up with the digital manifestation of the moment, we lose track of the moment that we're in. you know, not to get too zen buddhist on you. we are actually here now, and, you know, we're so busy trying to keep up the device and these things and all the pings. the pings are trying to keep up with us. so "present shock" in the simplest is the lawsuit l effort -- lawsuit l effort to keep up with time and we lose track of timing of the real timing we're in. it's sort of the difference between what the greeks would call kronos time of the clock and and the times. what is the best time tell dad you crashed the car? it's nothing do with time. it's timing. after you had the beer, before he opened the bills. right. and that's the kind of time that humans are in if we're alive and aware of what is going on around us. so, you know, as i look at the society that we're in, i realize that in a

password -- this is the part you need to write down or type -- is syyh1304, and our hashtag be you're a tweeter is cjr diverse. we have programs on the chairs for everybody, so we're not going to take a lot of time to intro individual people, but we will at the end, so we have about an hour of these guys talking, and then we will have time for q&a, and we'll have people running around with mics so, please, have your questions ready. and now i'm going to hand it over to our moderator who i've been keeping an eye on pretty much right out of college -- [laughter] when you showed up to write for us in new york. i don't want to say how many years ago it was. >> a while. >> okay. [laughter] >> thank you, cindy. [applause] so i, i'm thrilled about this. i was very thrilled when cindy contacted me to do a package in a new format on coverage of race, social mobility and class. and what i mean by a new format is that for this columbia journalism review cover story, we did an online forum using a tool called branch. and so we had a lot of different voices, and some of the folks on this panel, most of the

if you are a walnut creek driver or a concord driver, one tweeter will be outraged when she sees this backup. give yourself extra time. we're not starting off well here in the diablo valley. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. that's backed up for a 25 to 30- minute delay. no major problems on the bridge. it's windy as tara has been mentioning. all of us have been on wind patrol. steve and i especially. the traffic will be okay. this morning's commute is all right in the south bay. we see the road sensors. not too much slow traffic. 85 near highway 17. steve, today, it will be windy. >> sal, our best tony bruno. it's outrage. >> that's right. >> it will be. we had a little bit of light rain last night. that's gone. now still some partly cloudies around. here comes the cold air. this will be the coolest day by a long shot. the wind picks up a little bit later. our system that came by, not a lot to it but a little bit up in the sierra nevada. it's moving fast. it will be out of the picture. wind advisories out at 11:00. the chp has issued some for the bridges. that's different f

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he became one of the top tweeters in the world when mubarak brought down the help of the internet with u.s. corporation and could not have done it alone a the when the internet was brought down he was weeding out to the world and was being cited honda networks and then the thugs brought down the satellite but democracy now is bringing up these remarkable 20 minute video reports of the videographer would travel interviewing people in the reporting was remarkable you met the great egyptian writers from tahrir and the 79 year-old the former presidential candidate psychiatrist imprisoned under said got and exiled under mubarak saying it had retake on mubarak she said we will when you will meet the young high-school student who is putting up voices of the uprising and put this out in the shadow of the state media building and you would meet all of them those creating the uprising then he would be interviewed and all of the broadcast networks that recall that trickle up journalism. you go from egyptian to wisconsin with their remarkable uprising was 150,000 people gathered concerned governor

all this reverse surveillance led the boston police to dpee manned via tweeter, do not compromise officer by broad katzing tactical positions of homes being served. the state is watching us and we're watching the state and does any of that make us any safer? >> i don't think it does. look, we need moran di griffith, not barney fife and barney is messing up. andy we're down here and you're messing it up. it's good to have the dem okay rahization of information is critical in hands that deploy it with care and regard and regard for other citizens. my individual right to know has to be counter balanced against what we have to put out there as we pursue people who were deemed as extremely dangerous and terrorists. i think that in that sense, we want to hold the state accountable, that's for sure, but the misuse of information that is flooding the airwaves, the digital arena is potentially harmful because it reinforces the very stereotypes you're speaking about. >> when the brown student missing, sunil tripathi was identified by twitter, basically. so this is a student who is missing, whose pa