plus, author eric reese on the lean start up and end gadget editor in chief tim stevens, staying loyal to aol. with reporters ryan lawlor this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. if you were to see the band boston in concert, you'd be seeing a different set of musicians from the original band in the late 70s, which leads the question, are you really seeing boston at all? ♪ more than a feeling >> we bring this up as an analogy for what's been going on on the internet. it's more than a feeling, it's fact. various popular blogs have seen a sudden exodus of their best-known writers. this has been a particular problem for aol, which recently bought tech crunch, only to see tech crunch founder leave to start a different competing blog. aol's popular gadget website, called end gaeret, has seen the last three editors in chief leave to start competing websites. tim stevens is editor and chief at end gadget, the only editor in chief in end gadget's history to not resign and start his own repeating blog. joined by farhad manjoo. is this idea it doesn't take much

i ate a reeses peanut butter cup for breakfast. and calista got me a reese's peanut butter egg. it is good too. and folks, for the record, newt did not say that because he's a lobbyist for reese's, they gave him 1.5 million dollars because he is a well-known chocolate historian. now folks, everybody knows that i am a conspiracy theorist, or am i? i want the answers to all of the biggest mysteries. what happened to amelia earhart. is stonehenge really's a merry-go-round built by druid carnies. where in the world is carmen san diego? but the most important conspiracy is the end of the mayan calendar, december 21st, 2012, which many experts say predicts the apocalypse. the signs are every where. the economy is cratering. uprisings are spreading across the globe. this is happening. (laughter) spooky stuff. but how exactly will the end times end? this is, mysteries of the ancient unknown. 2012, end of time. america, long may she wave. but how long no when the end times come, the last words you hear just may be -- >> welcome to denver international airport. >> the denver international

scott reese is in baltimore. while andrew luck is accepting the johnny unitas award. he caught up with the heisman hopeful. >> they're all great. orlando is a great show, a great job with all the guys. so many players from around the country. and then maybe a little more specialized when you get to the heisman. in baltimore, it's been great. i'm the only one up here and everyone has been very nice to me. i get waited on hand and foot which can be a little uncomfortable at times but i won't complain about it. the heisman, that's when all the great players really show up. you see all the stars when you were growing up. it is a lot of fun to see those guys. i think it is nice to have tangible evidence, the hardware signifying that you had somewhat of a successful year. again,ton fortunate to be on a great stanford team. >> reporter: scott reese will be in new york for the heisman award ceremony. we'll have thetion of nbc eti of nbc bay area. >> thank you, henry. >> we'll be right back. anything else, hon? hon? do you call everyone hon? no. i'm sweetie. precious. sugar br

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kate donned this $275 reese creation to greet the obamas. the reese website crashed. this one, 310 bucks in-store. the duchess effect, it was immediately selling over $1,000 on ebay. whatever she wears sells out fast. this burrberry trench sold out in hours. reese has shrugged off the chill of recession and seen sales soar, by $50 million. some fashionistas might get snippy. >> i think sometimes the proportions of the jacket are too short. it lacks maturity. sometimes she dresses a lot older than her years. she needs a good stylist. >> reporter: no one's saying kate's adventurous. she likes a knee-high boot and a safe hemline. job done. >> she's like everygirl. that's what's so inviting about her. i don't need her to break new rules in fashion. i need her to look beautiful and gorgeous and happy. and that's how she looks. >> an elegant conservatism to the way she dresses, which is entirely appropriate. current and future role. >> reporter: and the key to the duchess effect, kate's regal, refined look is affordable. you, too, can look like a princess and won't break th

scott reese, nbc bay area sports. >>> thank you, scott. you got it. jack trotter for president in 2024. we'll talk to you later tonight with butler/stanford highlights. >>> thank you, henry. el president e for sports coverage, you can watch sports central on comcast sports bay area at 10:30. >>> back in a moment. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a new approach to fighting crime in the south bay. police announcing they'll no longer respond to one particular type of crime and now some wore that i could leave the door wide open for the bad guys. the family plans to fight back and how you can too. tonight at 11:00 after prime suspect on bay area news. >>> thanks for watching this evening. have a great night ahead. we hope to see you back here at 11:00. >>> bye bye. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card.

see, earlier economic -- there was boupd reese around nations, gdp, all of that. we must recognize in a globalized world, a lot of my friends in eu get all concerned because of the rise of india and china. so i remind them that in 1760, india was the largest economy in the world. >> now, you lived in india ten years ago. how do you feel things have changed? >> i feel the indians in general are not only business leaders have become more self confident, but the country will go nowhere without enough unemployment opportunities for its population of 1.2 billion. after long struggle, indian economy should be following growth pass, people's mindset chapgd to putting it on the right track. >> thank you for your insight. >>> now it is time for a recap of the latest market figures. tr >> thank you for your insight. >>> now it is time for a recap of the latest market figures. ri >> thank you for your insight. >>> now it is time for a recap of the latest market figures. >>> that's the latest in business. now back could catherine. >> i am trying to warm up after a cold commut

. >>> i'm scott reese in the comcast sports net newsroom. the raiders still short landed going coast to coast looking for yet another win. the latest on their preps for miami. plus, 49ers with a chance to clinch a playoff spot the first week in december. strange but true. we're at niners camp ahead in sports. [ female announcer ] dry, cracked hands? gold bond ultimate concentrated cream heals and protects like lotion can't. gold bond concentrated therapy. real medicine, ultimate healing. >>> where did you eat lunch today? probably something at your desk. maybe fast food, maybe leftovers or delivery from something near your office. >> this might be a cool new thing. a sunnyvale-based company wants to make sure you have a high-end meal even if at work. we're introduced to the eat club. >> spending your lunch-hour in a restaurant is a nice luxury, but a lot of office workers can no longer afford the money or the time. but the same economy that's forcing people to eat at their desks is the opportunity of a lifetime for two stanford mb a's. >> i

they are planning to meet at 8 this morning and it tells the location at the main gate at 175 and reese road at fort meade. so you have a number of people that plan to be out there this morning to let their voices be heard in support of bradley manning. reporting live in the interactive news center sherrie johnson. >>> a court hearing for two penn state officials will focus on what they were told about child sex abuse allegations about jerry sandusky. gary schultz and athletic director tim curley are charged with lying to a grand jury and failing to report sex abuse allegations to authorities. then graduate assistant mike mcqueary is at the heart of the case and they say that he is going to testify possibly for the first time in public. he told a grand jury he saw sandusky raping a boy but curley and schultz remember inappropriate conduct. >>> police are trying to figure out what caused a accident that killed a parkville high school sophomore before 3 in the afternoon on the corner of putty hill and wilson avenues. 16-year-old ryan chase was hit by two cars as he was trying to cross the

traffic light around the bay area. 680 walnut creek there are wind reese towards walnut creek, across the -- the carquinez bridge and -- benicia bridge. no major accidents people have been reporting debris on smaller streets. >>> of course we are thankful that kristen is okay. others are seeing this. santa cruz mountains officials can't keep up with the number of falling trees. in felton overnight firefighters rescued a mother and daughter after a tree trapped them in their home. another tree fell blocking the firefighters in. they say everyone is okay and they will cut their way out then head to the next problem. >> in the east bay road crews throughout the bay area have been alert all morning answering calls to cleanup debris that frances was talking about. highway patrol responded to this fallen tree on northbound 238 at 88 know cast toe valley last night. caltrans -- in hayward public work crews had been on call all night clearing trees especially along hess pairian beautiful. >> we came back and -- we've been nonstop with trees like this all over the city, crazy. >> crews are exp

notre dame, reese lobs it up, look at that catchby michael floyd in the end zone. somehow goes up, loses it, taps it back to himself four times, pulls it in. he'll be playing in the nfl this time next year. the seminoles come back in the fourth quarter, e.j. manuel hits reid for an 18-yard touchdown. great catch there. florida state with the ball, manuel finds rashad green in the end zone, collapses in the fourth quarter allowing 15 unanswered points. florida state wins it 18-14. >>> to the nba, incredible finish to last night's mavs thunder games, down two, seven seconds left, kicks it out to vince carter who hits the three-pointer and takes the lead with 1.4 seconds left on the clock. kevin durant, your move, sir. >> will throw in. here is durant for the win! durant has won it! >> kevin durant with a fade away three-pointer with 1.4 seconds left, unbelievable. thunder beat the mavs 104-102. >>> and finally, boxing champ floyd money mayweather living up to his nickname. according to the las vegas review journal newspaper, the boxing champ placed a $1 million bet o

at fort meade at maryland 175 and reese road. a lot of people are in support of him he has over 13,000 supporters. reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> and today two penn state official will be in harrisburg in court facing charges of lying to a grand jury and failing to report sex abuse allegation. the lawyers will be going forward with hearing and challenging the evidence. earl cert former assistant coach injury sandusky waived his preliminary hearing. >>> news time is now 6:49. let's go back out to ohio now where the fire is still going strong. you can see the spray of the water across this. that is manufacturing facility known as tech ni -- techni coat. five departments are on the fire right now. we have learned from our sister station they were cleaning a machine overnight in the label making factory and switching over the process and cleaning it out something went wrong. there were solvents and tons of paper rolls of paper in this facility. that's what caught fire and that's what caused it to spread so quickly. t

scott reese in the comcast sports net newsroom. a good 49ers team, plus a bad nfc west equals a potential playoff spot wrapped up the first week of december. that's where we are. the niners beat the rams this weekend. and they could play for seeding the rest of the way. and there's the payback thing. it was the rams that posted the niners out of postseason contention a year ago. >> the first goal, try to win the division. you know? get to a point to win the division. that's what everybody wants to accomplish. and to have it right at our feet, absolutely, we're talking about it. >> not just allow it, but encourage it. how do you know where you're going to get to if you don't know what the goal is. >> we will take it like a playoff game. and go out there and try to put them in the dirt. >>> raider fans getting excited. some giddy about the team's first playoff appearance since 2002. hold on. there's a lot of football to be left to played with the packers, lions and two division at games looming. a week 13 at miami seems to be an impo

scott reese is in new york for exclusive local access to andrew luck. >> i'm not going to lie, definitely disappointed. as a competitor you want to win everything. but very happy for robert griffin and his family, very happy for baylor. it was a big honor just to be up there. >> different feel to it than last year? >> yeah, absolutely. i think last year -- it was a foregone conclusion, you know, what was going to happen. this year, more suspense. a little more nervous. >> so much discussion during the week about the voting and how people voted, why people vote. does any of that filter down to you? do you have an opinion on that aspect of this whole dog and pony show? >> no, you know. i worry about playing football. you know, i don't go out there to impress the voter or media member or whatever. i try and win football games. it's got me this far, i think it's been working. >> so many accolades for you personally this week and the awards thursday night and the unitas friday night. you look back in 30 years, there is a piece of you that you think this might stick in your craw, that twice you

>> reese donovan! >> oh, my god. >> i haven't seen you since you left eighth grade with mononucleosis. >> well, that just turned 15 and its name is linda. i've got to pick up lindan because she apparently boxed all over the dance floor. what have you been up to? >> building a paradise brick by brick, five children, weiser, squeezebox, hagz and bachd richard. she's the mom of the year, this one, never loses her temper, maintains her looks, keeps the children fully licensed. never forget! >> oh, man, that's like being home! no, ma! still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? your obnoxious tweets, texts and e-mails. "morning joe" moments away. [ female announcer ] the healing power of touch can be even more powerful, with precise pain relieving heat patch. it blocks pain signals for deep relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol. precise. i joined the navy when i was nineteen. i spent four years in the military and i served a tour in iraq. all the skills tha

concrete the medical examination but now we didn't notice also reese this is calculated. after so many days being looked up to get there are you still how did you see each other i mean there was the other members of the general problem we have been working together and we were planning to go out in the evening and yeah i mean it's no problem so you know i think this experiment made ideal husbands out of here for the future. because i mean i mean you know you proved that you can that you can be a perfect partner in any close to close environment for so long so i mean every one of you not only you tube the others are really perfect for being for being building real families in the future thank you have thank you had all the luck in life thank you very much and thank you to remind you that my guests today were alexander small yes he and diego who are the participants of the morris five hundred experiment and that's it for now for all of us if you're tired of your sound spotlight we have someone who might if you think actually interview next time your job would be back with m

an entire city made up of gingerbread, reese's pieces, and other sweets went up earlier this week. now crews will break down elf vegas and the other buildings and donate hundreds of pounds of candy to local charities. other ginger towns will be built in nashville and dallas and will serve the same purpose. >> that's cruel. where are those people going to live now? they tear down that whole town? that's unbelievable. that is a shame. >> i'm glad i'm not working there. all of a sudden, where did all the candy go? where's the leftovers? >> look at those gum drops. >>> 4:56 is the time. coming up, software found on millions of cell phones. why some are concerned the information it's gathering about you could be an invasion of ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you can get that same cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft has extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ah. [ female announcer ] u

kate donned this $275 reese creation to greet the obamas, the website crashed. this one $310 in store. the duchess effect, immediately selling over $1,000 on e-bay. whatever she wears sells fast. this burberry trench sold out within hours. but she gained the most from her royal blessing. reese has shrugged off the ill chill of recession and seen sales soar by $50 million. so fashionistas might get sniffy. >> some types the proportion of the jacket are too short, lacks modernity, some times dresses older than her years, you know. i think she needs a good stylist. >> reporter: no one is saying kate is adventure us, a knee-high boot and hemline. >> she is the every girl. that's what is so inviting. i don't need her to break new rules in the world of fashion. want her to look beautiful, gorgeous and happy. that's what she really looks. >> there is a sort of elegant conservativism to the way she dresses which is entirely appropriate. current and future role. >> reporter: and the key to the duchess effect, kate's regal, refined look is a fordable. you too can look lik

it gives you directions and the location at maryland 175 and reese road. so again, lots of people posting on here this morning talking a little bit about this issue whether you are for him or against him and they are planning a protest at 8 this morning at fort meade. reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> two former penn state administrators head to court for a preliminary hearing. gary schultz and the athletic director tim curley are charged with lying to grand jury and failing to report child sex abuse allegation against jerry sandusky. a judge will decide if the cases should go to trial. >>> baltimore county police are trying to determine what caused a deadly pedestrian accident that killed a high school sophomore. it happened yesterday afternoon at the corner of putty hill and wilson avenues in parkville. authorities say the 16-year-old ryan chase was hit by two cars he's tried to cross the street. we are told both drivers are cooperating and no charges have been filed yet by police. >>> news of this accident spread quickly as family members

is closely allied with sarkozy they were like this is crazy but i want to turn to a clip just very reese. sent in the last month or two where france twenty four is now saying this about goldman sachs the european freemasonry of goldman sachs and what they mean by freemasonry is the way in which the freemasons operation is it's a network and goldman sachs essentially according to the long correspondence i mean it's pretty difficult to refute what he says have put in place a network across europe who does not include you've got mario draghi let's have a look at his photo here online he is the former he's the new head of the european central bank the former vice president of goldman sachs europe you've also got the current prime minister elected prime minister of italy that's mario monti he was a former advisor to goldman sachs from i think two thousand and five open to the point when he was made prime minister you've also got the prime minister of greece by the name of luke us and then most of them and he was the former head of the european side of the greek central bank at the time when g

it started with mark robber who said that he was more worried about a chinese economic downturn than reese. session in europe jim rogers responded to that and said mark still does not understand china there are going to be several hard landings in the next few years but china's will be less hard overall than others such as greece and the us he told c.n.n. b.b.c. mark responded saying well he's been wrong on lots of things to rogers well i think if you take the face value of their words of jim rogers says there will be several hard landings china is included then that's admitting that china is in for a hard landing he's not saying that it's in for a soft landing as he would have said maybe only six months ago he's saying yes china will be in for a hard landing this is an economy that's been growing at nine ten twelve percent a year for several years so hard landing in china would be catastrophic so jim rogers in the sea is going to run into the tall weeds of non accountability by saying that well give it ten or twenty years then it looks like farmer could have the upper hand here and i want

. >> the website is reese's rainbow. >> we have so much more on abc.com. >> thank you so much and our thanks to you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com and "nightline" later and we'll leave you tonight with footage of a spectacular ice sculpture festival in china. this is made out of ice. take a look. and we'll see you right back here tomorrow.

usual with washington until it makes a men's and women's back the people's trust terrorism analyst phil reese says it's just the beginning and we'll see a full scale clash between u.s. and pakistani interests in the near future. i think that both the united states and pakistan have this very strange relationship that they need each other and that probably before it absolutely ruptures there will be some concessions but you know the the united states it's planning to leave by two thousand and fourteen all its troops there what will be left behind pakistan is determined to have a force in kabul that actually pakistan wants to support it in other words for similar to the taliban that is pressure to base this is quite opposed to anything that the west wants so i think that the next two years are going to be fascinating when you've got to totally different dynamics unfolding there you're watching from moscow painting a public protest a message on their naked bodies has become the trademark for one ukrainian group of activists having made headlines at home for several years with extravagant and rev

lindsay lohan, reese witherspoon amy poehler. >> governor palin thank you for agreeing to talk to me one more time. >> oh, hey, you know, sure. >> amy poelhler. >> that was annize zee one. question number three during monday's easter egg president obama and the first lady took time to read a children's book with a goofy name. what was the name of the book. slap pee pap pee, jimmy jig bau, walk awe flauk awe. what is the name of the book. >> chick awe chick awe boom boom. a told b and b told c i'll meet you at the top of the coconut tree. >> you skipped a page. >> let me see if i can do that. chick a chaishg boom boom. >> both got done right, too. >> like i am wearing cord roy? >> you are ahead by one. are you leaving the set? >> i dropped the a. >> question number 4 at a fundraiser he said he was proud he had 19 million facebook friends but he had fewer friends than whom? lady gaga, charlie sheen, spongebob. fewer friends than whom? >> i have 19 million friends -- (applause) >> k-- which only puts me half million friends behind spongebob square pants. >> yes. i knew that. >> you both

two thousand so that the real problem isn't responses at this point drop in the bucket if remember reese is just two percent of the years and. the real important player at this point is people because italy's debt is now yielding over seven percent the initial uninitiated that means that their talks of war are over seven percent which is extremely expensive in fact it is and then stay in the level of have to pay that amount of interest are going to happen so italy is going to go bankrupt and of course italy is simply too big to bail out its roughly two thirds of the size of germany in terms of g.d.p. . it cannot be bailed out it has to be fixed solved in a long term sense and that is where the you. well for you it is the european central bank the european commission and. let's say you can follow with what you're talking about in regards to europe and put it on the table next to what's happening in the united states and especially what happened here back in two thousand and eight with the financial crisis i want to talk to you about the power and the necessity of the federal reserve i kno