it puts into perspective what you say in this book, the people of facebook, twitter, youtube nation, may your data never be used against you. how frequently does that happen? >> very often. it's not just what the post and your social network page, as we have all heard about people being fired for having a drink in their hand on their facebook page. 75 percent of employers now require their human research department to look at people's online presence before they offer them a job. it's not just what you put at yourself. to every it is actually collecting information about everything you do. if i send a team of to a friend saying and thinking of getting a divorce, that information come potential divorcee, if i buy an old guitar, when i get to a credit card side have offered a less good credit card because people who are divorcing or are in bands are less likely to pay off credit cards. information about everything is used to not just send me coupons but really to deny me things like credit, insurance, or other benefits. >> where and who is aggregating all this data? >> it is astonishin

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national anthem at your own inauguration. >> i absolutely well, and please go to youtube and watch me sing it. the national anthem] >> i am a good singer and i would probably sing that for my inauguration and then right after that i'll totally redick rate. >> roseanne barr, thank you very much. >> thanks. >> she didn't want to shake my hand. i didn't apologize for trying to to. >> it was refreshing to see people unabashedly to the left of yes. >> i didn't run into shaefer or bob williams at this debate. but we talked about how the voiceless don't have voices in our democracy right now or at least it's being minimized. there you were with people whose voices from not being heard. i was glad "the young turks" could do that. >> who won the debate. >> i thought dr. jill stein and rocky anderson. she was the most presentable in terms of what they are policy was. stephen der ham was exciting. he was the rabble rousing socialist and he said, i know i'm not going to win. peta lindsay was forceful. she was born in 1984. i asked her why she was running for president if she's not legally able to be presid

i think it's gotten 88 million hits and counting on youtube and today is a national dae of action, rightlegislation on that. >> that's right. i'm one of 43. there are senators, republican and democrat, who have been concerned about this and engaged with this for a long time. senator isaacson, senator leahy of vermont and senator carey of massachusetts have been informed. what's exciting is millions have watched the kony 2012 video. he's on the top of the list of folks who have been indicted by the international criminal court and pursuant to a senate act two years ago theyç sent 100 adviss into the region a number of months ago. our african regional military partners in the south sudan, the democratic party of the congo and the central african republican as well as the african union are doing the majority of the work in these remote jungles of hunting for kony and his partners. the americans are simply providing intelligence, communications, and airlift. but it's an important multi-lateral effort and i'm exciting that i've heard from hundreds of delawareans and students expressing their

. >> what people do to get on youtube, right? >> or nationalbe off next friday or so. you can have them come in. >> meanwhile, josh, i know you were feeling a lot of pressure. i want you to know, i have come up with my verdict. >> and? >> 10. >> that's nice. >> and a perfect segue. unfortunately, jack and anna didn't get 10s. that's why they're leaving the ballroom. they're joining us next on "gma." >>> and paula deen is firing back. tough talk for anthony bourdain. it's all straight ahead. go nowhere. >>> allergy, fact or fiction? brought to you by allegra. okay, the cleaner you keep your home, the less allergy symptoms you'll have to suffer, right? go now to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to find out if this is fact or fiction. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. i'm good. alright. [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win.

. >> he was a leading fixture in a national tour last year. these youtubechronicling the campaign. >> every stop, with every new friend, i know my sister's with us. >> reporter: he says he now sees himself working long term on the issue of gun violence prevention. and also continue to make regular trips to blacksburg for tech football games and to remember april 16th, to remember rema. >> i feel closer every day. when i go down to tech, it's like a special thing for me. when i go to norris hall and i go into the classroom where she was killed, i feel something i don't usually feel. it's just -- it's almost as if she's there with me. >>> candlelight vigil will be held at a memorial dedicated to the shooting victims. >>> new this morning -- six people are injured in a mass stabbing in prince georges county on the 19,000 block of poplar in brandy wine. they say suspects came to a party uninvited and an argument started. two people in critical condition. four others suffered minor injuries. all the victims and the suspects are teenagers. >>> if you have any inf

youtube video. take a look. actually, we're looking at pictures earlier. that's what's going on in the national mall. have live pictures. now, let's take a look at the youtube video. they lay out what this is all about. >> let's stand together on earth day, april 22nd, and show our leaders that we want renewable energy. >> improved energy efficiency. >> green jobs. >> clean air. >> so they have the list of things most important to them. they talk about trying to build a green economy. they're hoping all these events will do that. they also call on the world to carry out a billion acts of green. we're talking about the earth, i want to show you amazing pictures that we have exclusively here at cnn. these are two examples that show how the world has changed over recent years. the first one is from dubai. this is what dubai looked like in 2000. this is it in 2010. this shows how much it has change the. you can see the population moving more and more and more out. one more. take a look here at vegas. this is vegas back in 1984. green being where people are, where people have set up lives. take a look ove

ration over the national defense authorization act for the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter you can find me at christine for sound. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so bleak you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything is ok you don't i'm sorry markham is a big picture. of . the same issues. could you take should free the closed door charge of free. range amongst the free. three stooges free. download free blog to live video for your media project a free media don carty dot com. you can start. the season to. follow in welcome across the uk i'm peter lavelle is collectivism a place in eating destroying meaningful social activism from the arab spring to the coney two thousand and twelve fiasco the power in reach of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undeniable but are these media themselves becoming the message and can clicking and sharing change the world. the same can't be the same. a

the british ambassador to the united nations released a video urging to end the bloodshed in her country. the video posted on youtube is their attempt to probe -- crush the anti-government protests. >> for the sake of your people. stop your husband and his supporters. stop being a bystander. with thisust begin video. quite surprisingly at this time. >> i think it is quite surprising is recounted in the time. it is against protocol for the ambassador's wife to make political statements. i doubt it will bring the region crashing to its knees. -- regime crashing to its knees. so, and so on. wrapping a syrian flag around his neck. >> of course, all of these by the president assad comes amid a report that the cease-fire is not holding. >> no. the rebel-held scorchers, they have been there and elsewhere. the regime, frankly, the armed forces announced they would be taking action against what they called armed terrorist groups. so, they seem to be shelving it wherever it suits them. before the cease-fire, did not obvious -- for that reason. the ground rules for its operation. >> let's talk abut the chinese foreign minister

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a handful of observers from the united nations should be on the ground and syria. this is youtube video of what activists say shows the army shelling and opposition neighborhood after the cease- fire deadline. state television claims its offices were also bombed. anti-government demonstrations began last year. the day in pakistan it caliban militants fought their way into a prison and freed 380 prisoners. they stormed the prison before dawn in northwest pakistan. there reportedly had guns and explosives and rocket-propelled grenades. bob schieffer calls it missiles up to mother wars on face the nation. senator john mccain johnson to discuss campaign politics and national defense. also it and will talk about the so-called mommy wars after one democratic consultant claim that mitt romney wife has never worked one day in her life. that is something you don't want to say to stay at home mothers. that is all coming up on face the nation. we're on the cusp of another gorgeous stage >> low clouds and fog are moving back into the bay area. we will take a look at what is in store for us co

in north america during peak times, netflix and youtube for 37.6% of north america's daily internet consumption. which leads to a question, do we as a nation have sufficient infrastructure and band width to support the increased demand for high quality online streaming services and what are the foreseeable issues that arise fog our internet infrastructure in terms of this exploding demand and availability of online video and what should congress be watching for in this area? if anybody would like to take a stab at that. >> senator, thank you very much. i think the core characteristic of the internet is that consumers are allowed to pull to them the information that they seek. so it's all about consumer choice. the information doesn't get into the wire as it were, unless the consumer asks for it. so, consumers are driving that growth of online. consumers are demanding devices like kindle fire, the broadband delivery of video services. so, so long as consumers are able to make that choice in the future, so long as the networks remain open to that consumer choice, it will be a bright future for consumers because they will decide what they wan

. >> a republican national convention is planning to go high tech. they've partnered up with google and youtubeem the official social platform and live stream provider of the republican national convention of 2012. the goal is to make the event more participatory and interactive. this is just the latest move by google to reach out to the g.o.p. we'll be right back after the break. is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two-term governor. >>make your voice heard. >>detremined to find solutions. >>that partnership in order to invest in our country is critical. >>driven to find the truth. >>how did romney get his groove back? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >> announcer: broadcasting across the nation on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> bill: he profiled trayvon martin, he pursued him, he confronted him, he shot and killed him is what the prosecutors say about george zimmerman. so much for the myth of self-defense. hello, everybody and good morning! it is friday, april 13. great

. >> reporter: he became one of the leading figures in a fixed gun check national tour last year. these youtubeeos chronicling the campaign. >> every stop with every new friend, i know my sister's with us. >> reporter: he says he now sees himself working long term on the issue of gun violence prevention. he'll also continue to make regular trips to blacksburg for tech football games and to remember april 16th, to remember rema. >> i feel closer every day, but which i go down to tech, it's like a special thing for me. when i go to norris hall and go to the classroom where she was killed, i feel something that i don't usually feel. it's just -- it's almost as if she's there with me. >> in arlington, news 4. >>> a candlelight vigil will be held tomorrow night in blacksburg at a memorial dedicated to the shooting victims. it's incredible it's already been five years. >> just chilling to hear that from him. >>> time is 6:40. good morning, everyone. david gregory, moderator of "meet the press" will join us live to break down the week in politics when we return. >>> later, a grave warning about the gr

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> hello again, and thank you for coming along. i didn't mention that i asked the started a youtube channel on mecfs and it can be seen on youtube. now to introduce you to these wonderful people i have here. linda gasparello, as i mentioned, co-host of the program and the lady who likes to wear a hat -- wear hats. and i am very glad to have on the program carl cannon from realclearpolitics, washington editor, the author of several books. with an incisive mind and beautiful writing skill. and i am very, very glad indeed to have one of the great word sniffs of washington, paul dickson, who is the author, believe it or not, of 64 books and now there is a 65th book. i am not a baseball player. somehow i have gotten through my income life without knowing about that. tell me quickly about that book and then the absorbing subject of political words and the use of language in politics. >> he was an american original. he owns four baseball teams in his life. was a combat veteran in world war ii. he changed the way we perceive and financed baseball. he was an iconoclast, even going through th

america during peak times, netflix and youtube account for 37.6 of north america's daily internet consumption. which leads to a question. that is, do me we as a nation have sufficient infrastructure and bandwidth to support the increased demand for high-quality online streaming services and what are the foreseeable issues that arise in our internet infrastructure in terms of this exploding demand and availability of online video, and what should congress be watching for in this area, if anybody would like to take a stab at that? >> well, senator thune, thank you very much. i think the core characteristic of the internet is that consumers are allowed to pull to them the information that they seek. so it's all about consumer choice. the information doesn't get into the wire, as it were, unless the consumer asks for it. and so consumers are driving that growth of online video. consumers are demanding devices

youtube this baby in pakistan was born with six legs. >> ah! >> on the videos you get a better look at the number of electric legs. the doctor from a national institute of child health in karachi, pakistan, says this baby's convict joined twin was born prematurely and incompletely developed which resulted in this child having the extra legs. sometimes it's referred to as a parasitic twin. this particular case is believed to be a one in 1 million sort of thing and this baby is believed to be the first ever born in pakistan with six legs. >> can they remove the legs? >> here's the thing. the father is an x-ray technician at a hospital. he says he makes only about $66 a month. so when this happened, he said, i have no way to pay for treatment for a baby like this. so he reached out to the government and different charities. well, the governor of the province in pakistan stepped forward and now the government is providing full support for this baby. he is receiving treatment in karachi. they believe there is some sort of surgery on the horizon. the boy is in stable care. the parents are hoping that th son can one day li full and healthy life. >

youtube. fortunately neither rider had anything worse than some bumps and bruises. >>> there's some good news on the prices at the pump this week. according to aaa, the national average is down to 3 of dollars 82 for a gallon of regular unleaded. that's down a nickel in the last week. the average in the greater d.c. region is down to 3.91 and you can always find the best prices in our area at www.wusa9.com. just click on pump patrol. >>> if you lake the idea of getting away from -- like the idea of getting away from it all, you might not like this next story. the may ground we know as bethany beach delaware is expanding its coverage for free wi-fi. by memorial day they hope to bring coverage to the beach and boardwalk. the hi-tech kids will be thrilled. >>> customers of bge will be thrilled to hear rates are going down. maryland's public service commission announced today the standard electricity price that takes effect this june will translate to a cut of about $54 this year. the break is expected to last through may of next year. >>> move over empire state building, there's a new tallest tower in the big apple. we'll take you to 1 trade center up next. >>>

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youtube board the yacht during a prior race. also missing man from san rafael. they were both thrown overboard with a fourth person yet to be identified. three others were rescue build coast guard and air national guard helicopters saturday. those saved include the yacht skipper, james bradford, and crew member, nick voss, and bryan chong. the race is an annual event put on in part by the san francisco yacht club. >> weather conditions were typical for this tomorrow of the year. several crew members confirmed that the conditions were not abnormal. >> reporter: this afternoon i talked at length with one woman who tells me she has served aboard as a crew member of the lowspeed chase and knows all the people aboard the boat yesterday. chev says the four people who are missing are very strong swimmers so she is hoping they might have made it to an island and are hiding in or taking safety in a cave. she also says there are lot of boaters here who took off this morning, out to the farallons again so they could try to help with the search. reporting live in belvedere, abc-7 news. >> alan: some 61 yachts set out on the full cruise farallon race. a 48-mile course that began at 9:45 yesterday morning. t

youtube. greg, as you said, the mind reader they hired should have told them they were going to be embarrassed in front of the nation. >> bob: were you going to ask me a question? >> kimberly: it's your turn. >> dana: so here is the question. all the tweeters have been waiting for. today there is a big controversy about should women be allowed to play at augusta. what do you think? >> bob: they shouldn't. it's too long. they're better putters and short-gamers and it's too long. >> dana: president obama thinks they should. >> greg: you are break something many records. >> dana: to you it's not that it's a private club. it's more about golf. >> bob: private club, kept everybody out of there, who wants to go to the club an anyway? they're not going to like that, are you? real quick, last night muhammad ali, one of the greatest athletes ever, greatest boxer ever threw out the first ball at the florida marlins game. he looked very, very bad. very sick. it may be the last time you see him, folks. he was a great, great, great athlete and boxer. the best there ever was. >> andrea: the only nice thing you said the whole show

youtube and hoped for the best. >> i clicked on it. they said congratulations, you made it to the u.s.a. finals. >> reporter: to win the nationaltion, they will be judged on a 30-minute presentation of their game at microsoft's headquarters in redman, washington. ronny ortiz will be doing the speaking. >> i want them to remember digital infinity and remember our name. you know, do you remember digital tv? yeah, the guys are pretty good. >> they are good. and developing a marketable skill at the same time. >> now, i have seen that. you know, for world market. and people around the world can come and see it. it's a life changer. >> it sounds pretty darn cool to me. >> yes. >> digital infinity. don't forget that name. they will leave for washington state tomorrow. if they win, it's on to the international finals in australia. there is also a category called the people choice where you and i could vote for that as well. we'll have all that information on wusa9.com. just click on the cool schools logo. while you're there. let mike know about your cool school. >>> you saw the story first last night at 6:00 and tonight, we're learning

youtube and hoped for the best. >> it said congratulations, you made it to the u.s.a. finals. i couldn't believe it at first. >> reporter: to win the national competition, they'll be judged on a 30 pin presentation of their game at microsoft headquarters in washington. ronnie ortiz will be doing the speaking. >> i want them to remember digital infinity, to remember our name. you remember the digital infinity? yeah, they're doing pretty good. >> reporter: they are good and developing a social conscious and a marketable skill at the same time. now i've seen i've created games for world market and people around the world can see and play it. it's kind -- [indiscernible] >> reporter: sounds pretty darn cool to me. >> they are the only high school team competing in the competition. they're competing against college and graduate students and are leaving for washington state tomorrow. if you have a cool school, e- mail me. they're leaving for washington state tomorrow and if they win in the national finals, they can go on to the international competition which is in australia. now, in addition to their competition, there is something we can do her

that got something like 800,000 views on youtube, and it all of a sudden became a national story.so you have the power. it's in your hands -- >> and if you video and get it to our media department -- you in the baltimore chapter? okay. [applause] >> thank you. >> now, let me do this. i'm going to take, andrea mitchell has to leaf -- leave at the time, i'm going to have three people speak, have the panel respond, have andrea give a closing, then we're going to do three, and i'm going to end it. question, next question, next question, panel. andrea, question. okay? let's do it that way. and don't get mad, get mad at me because you know i don't care. [applause] >> good morning. i'm really a news junkie consumer. my question is why, and maybe somebody from nbc can answer this question, we see reverend al at 6:00 here in washington, and then prior to him we see chris matthews. after him we see chris matthews, then we see other people speaking whom i love dearly because of what, the way they focus. but then they loop them all night long, and we don't get reverend al again. and friday, s

youtube. while i was going through the videos of frolicking monkeys, by republican national convention.moral force of that speech in which pat declared that america was in the grip of a culture war, a religious war, and it was important to the future of america. with that speech, i would argue that pat buchanan defines the politics from 1990 and in many ways, in much the age of buchanan as it is of bill clinton. i saw that and i was fascinated. i wanted to know more about him. so i applied for some money to come to america and travel around and do some interviews. i'm terrified of flying, so it was actually quite an extraordinary experience. i flew out to los angeles and ran into some crazy libertarians. i took a train to kansas and met people there. i took a train to detroit and then i took a train to new hampshire and went to the south and interviewed some sons of confederate veterans. maybe some of them are still living. [laughter] >> then i came out to washington dc, and i was fortunate to find the heart and soul of the book. in the course of writing this, i have reached two conclus

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youtube channel yesterday even the coach got in on the action. >> looks like he is doing the wobble wobble. >> i like it. >> dc is getting ready for a sure sign of spring baseball. the nationalsti reds in the nats home opener tomorrow the game is at 10:5 p.m. coverage begins early in the morning holly morris and dave ross will be down at nationals park tomorrow with more on the hopes for this season and what is new and fun for you and your family, at the ballpark that is always a fun morning. >> all right. coming up texting could put you in the face of danger. >> a distracted man face to face with a bear video you don't want to miss coming up next. >>> as we head to break we could see the space shuttle, flying on top of a 747, over the dc region next week. discovery is due to fly, 1500 feet above the belt way to a new home at the air and space museum near dulles airport the fly by scheduled next tuesday between 10 and 11:00 a.m. that will be a sight to see [ male announcer ] ever wonder what's behind two little fleas? the next generation and then countless more. how do you kill them? frontline plus. it uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and ticks. plus another to e

events unfolded live on television, and youtube and other social media flooded with amazing images of the storms. the details have become more clear as the nationalnue to survey the damage there. >>> and joining us now from arlington, texas, republican congressman michael burgess of the state's 26th district who was in the area yesterday when the storm hit, so we're happy to see you. look like you're okay. exactly where were you when the storm hit? >> well, i was in my district office north of the airport. this is south of the airport where clearly the zone of destruction is much larger. but it -- you know, the pictures we've seen on tv that have been replayed all night really attest to the power of this storm as it came through. this is a densely, densely populated area here, so this is one of the things we always fear. this could have been of a much worse event thanks to all the people who worked so hard to prepare for this. thanks to our weather forecasters who told people what was coming and to get out of the way. it's just amazing to me that the damage as severe as it is that the loss of life was not staggering as well. >> no, we're certainl

youtube that you can watch. they were discussing how the jews went to haiti to harvest the organs of the people of haiti. and they are serious. this is on national tv in the arab world. slander. it is crazy. if you have a population of 50% religion even the little people, believe me, all of this is believed. they do believe it. -- area broke this up and respect -- between men and women, husband and wife when it allows men to have four wives and to beat their wives they impose gender segregation and the law says they're right for the husband to support them is nullified if they're rebellious. a woman in court has the value of a man. a woman needs four witnesses to prove she was raped. divorce is only in the hands of a man. the travesty of having no age limit for girls to marry is why you see 18-year-old girls filing for divorce in yemen. i am sure many of you noticed a ville 8-year-old girl. she looks like a boy. filing for divorce in the court. why? the laws of sharia allow a girl at any age to marry and consummate the marriage at eight or nine so all men are not created equal under sharia. christians and jews and non muslims also are discrimina

youtube as well so also all of those reactions are e-mailed to me. it is hard to believe that it gets this kind of exposure. >> yep. now on nationaltes. >> yes, that's right. >> i am curious, we should point out you are in film. what do you, is this something like a video scrapbook for you, you many engsed maybe putting a longer piece in a gallery. what's the goal and how long do you do it? >> what do you mean? sorry? >> what is the end goal of some of these images, some of these are your son as you point out. what's the end goal? do you plan to have put this in a museum, part of a gallery, a longer video? >> yeah, yes. i have this exhibition in 2013 in a museum in holland, and they want to show the longer versions and part of it on national tv as well. i said i think a museum is more suitable. you can sit on a chair, dark environment and on the wall there is a film displayed and you see slowly the change from a baby, two weeks old into in lottie's case 12 years and, yeah, like i said on internet, yeah, people don't watch 30 minute film, i think. >> sure. >> you can hear her talk also in the longer versions. >> you can. time flash

youtube they saw a... a redskins cheerleader say that she had gotten the vaccine and had a so- called dystonic reaction. >> she's the beautiful cheerleader whose heartbreaking story is shocking the nation. >> narrator: this clip of redskins cheerleader desiree jennings went viral on the web after a local fox news station broke the story. she reported a bizarre neurological reaction to a flu vaccine th caused her to be able only to walk backwards. her story's been viewed and shared almost 2.5 million times. >> desiree can run just fine. it's only when she stops... you see, that's when... that's when the spasms start. now, you can walk backwards, though. >> these students who sat in that room were much more likely to believe something they had seen on youtube from a washington redskins cheerleader than they would have believed something that they would have heard from the centers for disease control and prevention or the american academy of pediatrics. that's a little frightening. >> narrator: after jenny mccarthy saw desiree on youtube, generation rescue became involved iher treatmt, connecting her with a controversial osteopath, dr. rashid buttar in north carolina. >> she flew out to s

youtube. even in our military engagements, a lasting impact. our navy protects the freedom of the seas allowing the increasing flow of goods between nations.ong after the last soldier has left afghanistan, god willing there will be a strong and productive afghan woman because today, they are the first in their generation to attend school thanks to the generosity of the american people. we do these things because we are a compassionate people. we also do it because it is in our national interest. perhaps more than any nation on earth we understand a world that is freer, more just, more peaceful and prosperous poses less of it that -- threat. this is a time of uncertainty when many people wonder if america is in a time of decline. there have been other times when we fell less than confident about the future. we need to look no further than the decade of my birth for an example. we experience setbacks against communism and asia, the collapse in government, stagflation, high interest rates, soviet expansion, the hostage crisis in iran, and disco music. [laughter] americans were worried something had permanently changed for our country. we were

national security. the bin laden compound was bulldozed by the pakistanis in february. >>> a blind chinese lawyer is now under u.s. protection after he escaped house arrest. he posted this video on youtube detailing his detention and getaway. the political activist says he was beat on by the guards for the past 18 months. he slipped away during the night and was driven away by activists beijing, with secretary of state hillary clinton visiting china next week, american and chinese leaders are negotiating a resolution. he fears for his family, who is still under house arrest. he is a self-taught lawyer who lost his eyesight as a child from a fever. he was later imprisoned for exposing forced abortions and sterileizations in his village. >>> a rebellion over a new law against marijuana in dutch coffee shops. a judge in holland is upholding a law that bans foreigners from buying marijuana in cafes. the government says it was getting complaints about drug tourists who stop in long enough to buy marijuana and then go back tome to sell it. tourists upset about the law which does not apply to dutch citizens. >> come here to relax. and [not understandable] >> the new law goes into effect next y