and access it's again it's you people are tweeting about rianna they're not tweeting about you know c.p. so again you see a lead lining to the silver cloud in other words certainly i'm sorry in fact is there a little here. next time.

into one hundred forty characters that tweet really should just be a brand. and you know like it should be held to almost zero standard whatsoever it's really just a brain fart but with half a billion users today from anonymous bloggers to world leaders twitter has become a much more powerful force than that. the micro-blogging site of the spread of protests during the arab spring but it's also become a tool for manipulating public opinion a book has a higher standard of checking than a column does the fact column is a higher standard than a tweet is the lowest circle of fact during iran's green revolution tweeted i'm witness accounts of government brutality helped boost western support for protestors turned out many other bloggers were thousands of miles from the action. so you thought he's also appreciate the power of a tweet recently occupy wall street somebody who we don't know who posts you know a message that say a cop should be killed ok my guess is the cops post it because then they were the ones that reacted to it made it a story whether for this inf

still ahead for you this hour how tweets have changed the world one hundred forty characters at a time. they can twitter posts you know anything you wouldn't want your mom to see or wouldn't want people are portrayed in the newspaper you probably shouldn't put on twitter just twitter celebrates its sixth birthday we look at how it's generated scandals and inspired of the world change. the european union has expanded its sanctions against iran freezing assets and adding more officials to a visa blacklist it cites serious humanitarian rights violations for the measures which follow other similar penalties over the islamic republic's nuclear program the u.s. has just drawn up a list of countries which are to be cut off from the american financial system if they don't reduce iranian oil imports within six months meanwhile israel says its threat of a military strike on iran is stopping you from building a suspected nuclear bomb iran maintains its atomic program is for peaceful energy purposes only the big u.s. is against an imminent attack on the islamic state believing it would drag the wh

but in two thousand and seven he was on with tim russert and tweeted. tim russert with an acid spinal taps. and you know lost his contract with m s n b c o arguably the most notorious downfall now former congressman anthony weiner's tweeting a photo of his most private of parts we are certainly is one model of what not is that when i think that if i were ever going to cheat on my wife i don't think i would start by broadcasting it over twitter but this new broadcasting tool available to all is subjective i don't know if it makes them stupid or if they come to twitter already stupid they simply use it stupidly i think probably the latter was closer to the truth the micro blog is a minefield for those not cautious and they could twitter drunken posts you know anything you wouldn't want your mom to see or wouldn't want you've reported in a newspaper you probably shouldn't put on twitter so what are we putting on twitter and early study found so called pointless babble made up forty percent of tweets news only four percent is we're supposed to meet with you

me just about everything there is to know about you that bird's name twitter so be careful what you tweet you never know this following your every move. it's tuesday march thirteenth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching arts. well the u.s. has apologized for the shooting rampage in afghanistan that killed sixteen people many of them women and children and unnamed thirty year old staff sergeant is now in custody and in undisclosed location the massacre has severely strained relations between afghan and foreign forces now u.s. officials are debating pulling out of the country sooner and planned and here at home a new poll shows more americans are growing frustrated that the way the war is going and want the troops to come back sixty percent say the war was not worth fighting thirty percent believe the afghan public supports the u.s. mission there and fifty four percent say the u.s. should withdraw forces meanwhile president obama today said anyone involved will be held accountable take a listen to his remarks the united states takes this as seriously as if it wa

and access it's just again it's you people are tweeting about rianna or not tweeting about you know the n. double a c.p. so again you see a lead lining to the silver cloud in other words so certainly i'm very excited there are literally a couple at florida next i'm going to save us all and a hundred for you. chris chambers journalism professor at georgetown university. well it hasn't been a good couple of weeks in afghanistan to say the least first came the photos of the marines urinating on afghan corpses then u.s. troops burned the koran at a giant wartime prison prompting nationwide riots the gruesome killing spree by a u.s. soldier allegedly last week resulted in the deaths of sixteen afghan civilians the taliban has suspended peace talks and with the u.s. and with the united states and afghan president hamid karzai has proclaimed himself quote at the end of his rope with washington and now this is shocking new video out of a dentist and showing what appears to be an apache gunship crashed near a school and the incident highlights the dangers of aggressive a low level flying in

is the lowest circle of fact during iran's green revolution tweeted i witness accounts of governmentrutality helped boost western support for protestors turned out many other bloggers were thousands of miles from the action. you thirty's also appreciate the power of a tweet recently occupy wall street somebody who we don't know who posts you know a message that say a cop should be killed ok my guess is the cops post it you know because then they were the ones that reacted to it made it a story whether for this information or propaganda you have a very misleading tweet from some of the members of the security council in the sense of it they're kind of using it for propaganda they're right today we said you know and it's very selective they don't want reporters to try to find out what happened in a closed door meeting but they're tweeting things are often falls from inside the closed doors to private affairs outed reckless twitter posts have seen its authors humiliated and virally hated even fired so whether it's somebody like charlie sheen who can come out and say it's from terrible t

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to tweet sometimes on weekends.hing, this is interesting. the study encourages lawmakers to tweet while in session. obviously the people's work comes first but they say it's a great way of humanizing the legislative process and shedding light on it. can you take a look at the whole report. i have it on all my pages. some surprises in there. a really extensive study. i give them props for that. >> tweeting while in section, our tax dollars at work. which do you think will have the biggest impact on twitter. >> the absolute up to date list so i could share it with you. they crunched new numbers. they are saying the most influential twitterers and this combines all sorts of factors, bernie sanders, and independent out of vermont, john boehner, republican, and keith ellison, a democrat. the next two, top five, darrell issa, republican, california, then senator john mccain. the whole list is up there as well. i'll tell you, i encourage you to check it out and see how they are coming up with those numbers. in the end it's

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coming up, tweet week. tweet them to @jimcramer and stay tuned. tuned. >> it is time for the lightning round. say things like buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. and then, the lightning round is over. let's start with ruth in jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. my stock is rio tinto. the letters are rio. >> i've got to tell you, ruth, i think that's not as cheap as vale, symbol v-a-l-e. let's go to chad in kentucky, chad. >> caller: give you a big booyah from kentucky, jim. >> nice, nice. what's going on? got you to go all the way. you are lucky to have exact target because scott dorcy is one unbelievable ceo. that can actually be held and bought. et can be bought. i've done more work on it. i know it came public right around here. let's go to casey in new york. >> caller: jim-bo, big booyah from the big apple. how are you? i'm doing great. my company is vernetix, ticker vhc. jim, these guys won a case against microsoft. they just got a favorable ruling. where do we go from here? >> i think it's a terrific spec. i've got to tell you that. microsoft was rea

. ♪ >>> before we answer a few tweets ahead of next week's tweet week, what the heck? tweet week.rk to take care of. on march 12th, isaac in virginia asked me about map pharmaceuticals, symbol mapp, and i said i would get back to him. it's a bio pharma company focused on a late-stage product called levidex. it treats acute migraines in adults. you may have heard us mention this company on the show, before. in relation to allergan, which collaborated with a company that works on neurologists for its botox migraine. this is a bionary trade. the fork has been very volatile and will likely trade up or down sharply on the news. if you are a risk-associated trader, then go with this. if you are less of a risktaker, go with allergan. and fred asked me about oxford industries, oxm. this near $800 million market the company is an international apparel designed company. including tommy bahama, lily pulitzer and len sherman. they have invested in the manufacturing piece of their business and acquired lily pulitzer. so now oxm is a retail/life-style brand versus a vendor. all of the oxford br

send me a tweet @jimcramer, #madtweets. let's get to tweets. one from brandton rave. mr.of the chatter about the china 7 1/2% driving the miners down, that's the growth of the gdp slowing -- is this the time to buy vale? #madtweets, #madmoney. big iron ore company. i would rather see you in cliff. i think it will do much better. here is one from king cocoum. do you think coin star will continually drop? or go back to $63. only three points from its high. i'm a seller of coin star. other better safer stocks to own. >>> here is @peoplemonica. a big syracuse orange booyah, with a pullback in smcd, is it time to pull the trigger? and go 'cuse #madtweets. they have been doing a lot of work. and this gets the 3% yield. yes, i want you to buy it. mr. skinner, leaving a terrific, terrific group of managers behind. and, yes, when you get 3% yield, i want you to own mcdonald's. @miketheraven. fact or fiction? dar has a similar growth story to sclh and shek? #madtweets. hek, everybody hates it because it's in the four and change. i think it's the best long-term play. clh, not a spec

, i see a tweet from you. >> uh huh. >> jimmy: so, andrew, andrew sends a tweet saying, "can josh gadnd you know, the thing that i'm embarrassed about is we did not bring snacks. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. yes, we did, we saved you there. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: everybody grab a piece. >> everybody gets a piece of that. but yeah, we should have, we could have planned -- it happened so quickly. who knew the power of twitter. >> i have pretzels in my back pocket. >> jimmy: you do? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you really? >> gummy bears. >> no, that's my other suit. >> jimmy: that'd be funny if you actually did just carry around a couple of spare pretzels, yeah. just snacks in your pocket. >> yes. >> jimmy: but then i tweeted you right back. >> you did, you did. >> jimmy: i said, "of course, come on over." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and now you're here. >> i know, well we thought, it was, i heard it was broadway week, and i thought, you know, josh and i just felt a little left out, frankly. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. this is insane. >> we're on broadway. we just, our feelings were maybe,

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six years ago, the first tweet was send. years ago, if you had 10,000 followers, you were a cult leader. in 2006, birded tweeted and gaga was a sound babies made. if i wanted to know what ashton kutcher had for lunch, you had to read it in the paper. it went sent in 2006. and by the founder, jack boarcy and i sate, just setting up my twitter. and then another tweet, josh, stop being so gay sauce. one in three americans has an active twitter account. it has revolutionized the way we ignore or families. between twit iter and face back, we don't need to talk to our families. teenagers don't sneak out of the house. we are losing the ability to interact. and that is what we put together tonight, an instructional video i hope can get us back on track. >> due to technicaled a vantsmentes, here the years, our ways to communicate his diminished. here are ways to communicate. the hand shake. extend your rife hand. join hands farmly and giirmly a. next, say hello, smile and use your mouth and vocal chords to say hello. >> hello. >> now

austin harold was expelled after tweeting a floor letter expletive. he claims it was sent -- a four letter expletive. he claims it was sent from his own computer on his own time, but it was done while i was on campus. the principal admits all tweets are tracked by a student once they log in. so that means it could have tracked tweets austin did send from home. the senior is headed to an alternative school just so he can graduate. the kid claims he sent it on his own time from his own computer and even if he didn't, it's t is his twitter account and good lord -- it is his twitter account and good lord, it's just one four letter curse word to get kicked out for that? what about freedom of expression? what about your thoughts on that? the address is mailbag at wusa9.com. >> rain this weekend still to come. >> but first i is running for the -- he is running for the republican nomination, but isn't on the ballot. he's here in a minute. >>> a big endorsement today in the race for the republican presidential nomination. mitt romney takes the stage in wiscons

tweet them to @jim cramer mad tweet. stay tuned. all coming up on "mad money." >> >> let's talk about the greatest -- the most improbable comeback story i've ever seen in all of my years as an investor. let's talk about american international with aig. when aig collapsed two years ago and then went onto be propped up by bail out after bail out and the fed ultimately committing $182 billion to keep this money on life support, hardly anybody imagined that aig would be able to get this company back on its feet. but that's exactly what happened. this turn around is a testament to the power of good management. after years of being so-so managed, aig turned the corner in august of 2009 when previously the med of met life, one of the most trusted execs in the insurance business took over as ceo. right after 9/11 and said he would pay out all of met life death benefits immediately, no one else was saying a word. i'm not surprised that under his leadership aig has gone from being a really impossible to understand financial company to a meane

we'll let you know if you hear of anything tweet me, you can tweet mike to let him know call us herehe studio what you felt and what your experience was. mike just got information from the usgs this was a 4.3 quake? >> 4.3, yep. >> pretty good 4.3. >> eight ter depth. >> very shallow, -- that's why we felt it. usually after a quake like this bart has special procedures they put into place. let's check in with frances. >>> i just got off the phone with bart central control. right after the earthquake they are stopping up the trains at all stations. they are going to hold them for 5 to 10 minutes do a quick inspection and have trains start running again they may be running at reduced speeds. they said at central criminal it wasn't too strong for them -- central control it wasn't too strong for them. we'll keep you posted. for a few minutes. bart will do a quick inspection and then get things slowly back up to speed. as far as accidents, so far nothing reported. it didn't seem like drivers may have noticed the earthquake. we'll let you know we hear otherwise. the big thing the commute t

in 2010, he tweeted kevin's number to all 4.5 million of his followers. sheen had a similar problem after tweeting his own number accidentally when he meant to send it only to bieber. >> i would love to be justin's friend. call me. you had my number. >> reporter: but kent said he has no connection to the teen idol. ♪ there's no turning back >> reporter: there's question as to whether the tweets are even authentic. calls to bieber's reps are not being returned. kent and his lawyer say they're considering legal action. for "good morning america," tanya rivero, abc news, new york. >> what i want to know is why is charlie sheen sending his number to justin bieber? >> but three calls a second? >> incredible. >> annoying is what that is. >>> coming up on "gma" on this saturday morning, the riveting jailhouse interview with the man at the center of the day care murder trial. you'll hear the detail of how he plotted to kill his romantic rival. >>> plus our favorite story of the morning. the 85-year-old woman who is now an internet sensation thanks to her rave rev

to analyze tweets.he company says deleted tweets or direct messages will not be accessed. >> apple is expected to unveil the newest ipad. and according to apple, 55 million have been sold so far. analysts say ipad sales will likely top 100 million before the end of the year. >> leigh glaser is here to obsess about the incredible weather we're having. >> how can you not? >> leigh: it was great. everyone out and about. a here's a live shot of santa cruz. 75 degrees today. thatches to the offshore winds. a few people still out there. not wanting the day to end but it's going to hopefully you'll get another one tomorrow and temperatures will warm back up. it's 70 there as well. hope you had a nice saturday. here a look at the highs for today. there's the 75 in santa cruz for today. half moon bay, 68 degrees. 68 in san francisco. 73 in santa rows -- santa rosa. east bay, concord, antioch, close to 70. missed by one degree. it was 68 today in livermore. the reason, jet stream well to the north of us. a ridge

the mistaken tweet from justin bieber and why it set off a stampede. overwhelming one hapless guy in texas. >> oh, that poor guy in texas had no idea what was coming. you see it happen on twitter all the time. some people send out a tweet instead of a direct message. >> that guy in texas not amused. >>> a busy weekend for presidential politics. republicans heading to the polls today, most importantly kansas, where rick santorum could pull off a win. >> romney is having trouble closing the deal. he's heading into a tough couple of days. >>> also this morning, striking new video from that bizarre day care murder trial involving this guy who says visionings of barry white and olivia newton john told him to kill. in this jailhouse interview, he talks in very specter detail about his murder plot. >>> final lay story we love. the latest internet sensation. an 85-year-old woman whose rave review of the newest restaurant many her town has been sent to millions. none other than olive garden. and she loved it. and some food snobs are teasing her about it. >> she

and every tweet resonates with people, not every tweet that many tweet resonate aced on their followersso i have like 360,000 twitter followers and it's not just because i smile at them. it is because there is something that they are eating that i'm feeding them and i am feeding them the universe. there is a cosmic appetite out there that remains to be fully serves and i am just a piece of that puzzle. and there are others among them, others among my ilk out there, brian cox in the u.k.. [applause] he is more popular in the u.k. then carl sagan ever was here in america. there is in fact hope for this world and it's representative by the electorate, not by our elected officials. [applause] in my humble opinion. >> good evening. the way i see it, the 20th century belongs to america and russia as well as space exploration and now that i look at the international space station i see that is one effort where there has been some collaboration at the international level. you talk a lot about the economy being motivations for a country to do it alone but what about comprehension globally, where

-- tampering because he deleted tweets that sent about his roommate.ng us now to talk more about this case is attorney bradley sheer. it's really interesting because it kind of takes to us new horizons and the digital aspect of this. so what was it about that part of it, the deleting the tweets, that got him the conviction? >> thanks for having me this evening. this is precedent setting because before it was 140 characters and now it's literally you press a delete button and your entire life can be drastically changed. the thing was the prosecutors felt and the jury agreed with the fact since he was deleting the tweets it was actually tamp ling with evidence because he -- tampering with evidence because he was trying to hide the fact he was doing something he should not have been doing. >> explain to us the tweets he deleted and how long after all this happened, the spying, were they deleted? >> it seems like from my understanding of 9 case is that the tweets were deleted -- of the case is that the tweets were deleted soon after he found out he might b