let's check in with zephyr foxley at everest base camp one. >> zephyr: hello, larry.cheers and applause) hello! >> larry: hi, zephyr. thank you so much for having me! it's my hope that you stop focusing on what's rolling down the mountain and start focusing on what's climbing up the mountain. >> larry: zephyr, as an outdoorsman, do you think it's okay to leave so much defecation on one of the world's natural wonders? >> it's a natural wonder i held it so long. am i right? you know what's too rich, larry? the food my chef is cooking. and besides, i'm an outdoorsman. i do things outdoors. >> larry: it just seems really disrespectful to the environment and the indigenous people. >> zephyr: i don't know about all that larry but have you ever taken a crap in the freezing outdoors? it's invigorating. it's like a pepperment patty in your bum. >> larry: this is very shocking to me. >> zephyr: why are you surprised by this? hello... i'm wealthy -- my people have been figuratively dumping on the world and its indigenous people since the dawn of time. now we're just literally do

you just saw zephyr and i go no no no. it is really just about saying true words and eventually someone we will understand what you mean. >> please help me thank zephyr and linda. [applause] >> i do have one more thing i always tell my panelists them if you have a question or concern or think of it in five days or five hours my e-mail address is bootstrap industries @gmail.com.@gmail .com. you can find me on twitter at killer martinis. it is my job to answer questions that people have. if you have some, please absent. bootstrap industries@gmail .com. >> and if you have comments or questions to me right bootstrap's industries. >> a singular bootstrap, and i will forward everything to zephyr, all of my e-mail comes to you now. [laughter] >> and we have her books up front. they may be able to stick around for a little bit of people want to come up and talk or have both signed. thank you for being here. please complete your evaluation forms. forms. and please one more round of applause. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [in

where will she be on that, zephyr?> i think a lot of people were attracted to the language of charters and what you see in new york and around the country, people are seeing there's a lot of corruption within the charter system. >> so you're against that? >> yeah. so i think she's actually going to try to stay quiet on it as long as possible. if she comes out as a strong pro-parent, pro-education candidate, pro-democracy candidate, she's going to get people organizing -- >> i'm going to ask where you think hillary should be. >> i think she should be with the reformers, where president obama is and his team is. that's where the progress is being made by the kids. if you look at just the numbers, minority achievement has gone up enormously. that's why the civil rights group like no child left behind, they like the esea, they want this kind of accountability. >> i think the kids in my high school, when they grow up in my city are so glad they went to central high. anyway, zephyr, thank you. this is a debate that is going

and zephyr teachout, what a wonderful, you are a lawyer, right? there was a tremendous thing about american corruption, about a man by the name of george washington plunkett who gave us the concept of honest graft and dishonest graft. you have read that i hoped. my question will be for all three of you. it reflects the future. mr. lewis in his book 935 lies has laid out the possibility of electronic journalism. >> can you get to a short direct question? >> electronic journalism is the ability to expose all this corruption. i am asking you, people are not reading books like we used to. is there a way, is there an electronic approach, a way we can begin to talk about the corruption the sound bite and bumper sticker america wants? >> yes vix. you guys want to jump in? i don't know the answer really great question. we lost one third of all reporters, professional reporters since 2000 and we have four or five times more pr people in this country and young people are more inclined to do the electronic thing. folks over 50 still watch tv news. we have th

anti- -- anti-disestablishment aryanism, zephyr that is mean. back in 60 seconds with the boy band news that is blowing up on social media for a second straight day. >>> a look what you can't miss this morning. a member of one direction going in a different direction. malick wrote on facebook he feels the time has come for him to move on to leave the band. he says i'd like to apologize to the fans if i've let anyone down, but vie to do what feels right in my heart. the #alwaysinourhearts say it's the number one topic on twitter and the band is sad to see him go. >>> another music story for you. rihanna releasing a new single part of her first album in three years. right now only one song a available, and fans can only download that song through the video messaging app. another catch. the first people to download were disappointed. only ten second snippets of the song were available. look at this. sad story out of southern indiana. scott county here. a public health emergency. at least 72 people infected with hiv from sharing needles. the governo

and now from the 2015 virginia festival of the book a panel on organizing communities with authors zephyr teachout and linda tirado. [inaudible conversations] >> now it's two 2:00 exactly. we'll go ahead and get started. i have a little bit of housekeeping. first of all welcome, everyone, to our panel today organizing communities in the 21st century. i'm amy woolard, i will be the moderator. i'm a policy attorney who lives here in charlottesville, and i do state-level work children's issues, and so i'm very intrigued and excited to have our panelists here today. here's the housekeeping part. please, this is the part where you don't assume that you've already turn off your cell phones you actually take them out and look at them and make sure they're off. if your phone does ring i know linda well enough that i feel like she may go out there and answer it for you. >> mockery. >> so you've been warped. [laughter] i guess that's my point. here's the part where you can take out your phones if you are on twitter and would like to tweet about our panel today while it's happening. i think we use t

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please welcome zephyr. [applause] and linda tirado is the author of "hand to mouth: living in bootstrap america." she describes herself as a completely average american with two kids and up until recently two jobs. her essay, "why i make terrible decision decisions" was picked up by the huffington post, "the nation," and countless others and read by more than six million people and propelled her as quite a voice for people living in poverty. so welcome to both our panelists. [applause] so i think since we want this to be a little more conversational than your average panel i have some questions to kind of kick us off. but we would also, if you all have questions during i'm not going to the hold it til the end. just wave or shout or in some way make yourself known. >> i'm going to need a dance. [laughter] >> linda's going to need a dance anyway, but if you have a question, you can try to do it that way too. and we will have someone come and bring a microphone, so just signal. so our panel is called organizin