we really like the huffington post, and users really like the huffington post. we offer that to aol users, but we give them a choice of what news sources they want. >> thank you. >> hi, my name is -- i am a sophomore, and i work with sam and paul on the political review. years, we have seen an amazing increase in the ways you can do news. you can do it interactive, photos, diagram, and even with the boston marathon, there was an interactive with how it happened, while they were describing how it happened, so what do you see in place of the written news article in the face of journalism? preface arthur's comment. i think the written word provides a lot of context that something immediate like an image or a video cannot provide. if you read, as i was reading the report having to do with this conference, there is a lot of context of their that nothing other than the written word can really convey, so i think it is context more than anything else. so if you think about the technology changes of the last internet is the first one to bring it back to the written word.

with "the huffington post" you have a global platform now. i think it is going to be aggressively be mobile information source. >> arthur, are you doing it in language? >> at the moment, it is halted. we are still producing it, getting lots of traffic, but not from within china. "huffington post" is a trusted brand. people want news everyday on a global basis. it,ou look at why we bought it we saw something that looked like it could be indicted by more globalization. with a new pope was elected, we had "the huffington post italy" putting real-time content on the u.s. and i think we have some of the most unique coverage about the pope been chosen. there are other examples of that. it fits squarely into the content strategy i described. >> i think we are going to turn to the audience now. there are three ground rules. asked to assess them for you. one, all questioners must identify themselves accurately. [laughter] two is that there is one brief question per person. please, no speeches. third is, questions and with a question mark. that is what

be -- in response, a spokesperson for the nsa, national intelligence, told the huffington post it should be not, it should not be surprising that the u.s. government uses all of the lawful tools at our disposal to impede the efforts of valid terrorist targets who seek to harm the nation and radicalize others to violence. joining me now for an exclusive interview, glen greenwald. coming to us on a connectionen

new revelations regarding the national security agency according to secret documents obtained by the huffington post through edward snowden the n.s.a. participated in tracking the online sexual activity of people the agency considered to be quote radical wiser's it was all part of a proposed plan to target six different muslims thought to have been influencing

security agency according to new documents leaked by edward snowden and reported by glen greenwald and huffington post. the nsa spied on six muslims it deemed radicalizers in order to exploit personal weaknesses including online porn habits. one of the leaked documents

>> howard fineman of "the huffington post" and joan walsh for salon. both are msnbc political analysts. i want each of you to answer a simple question. did the president deny or admit right there in that answer to chuck todd that there was a poll taken and focus groups delivered and organized to find out whether it would be a good idea to dump biden and bring in hillary. was the answer yes or no from the president there? >> well, i'll jump in and say yes, the president admitted that in a very oblique and round about way. he said he doesn't delve into polls. that doesn't mean he doesn't read them. he said if they had come and asked me shall we get rid of joe biden i would have said no. that doesn't mean that they weren't percolating the idea around. and i also love the 2 million employees excuse. i mean, that was pretty funny. i got to say. and, you know, the fact is he did talk to joe biden about it. they had it out. i think they genuinely like each

"the wall street journal," slate, the huffington post, "the washington post" all saying something about his credibility. in obama we trust, question mark. >> is that justified? >> it is justified given the mistake that he has made. and once a president loses this kind of credibility, it is tough to get it back. >> the health care rollout has been a disaster. even the president would not deny that. but is the press being unduly personal in not making this about a policy fiasco, but about whether he personally is untrustworthy? >> well, he did make those campaign promises over and over again. two weeks ago on the show, i said the emperor was wearing no clothes. i think it's fair to say he's getting a colonoscopy from the press. >> that sounds painful, amy. >> i think it has been painful for the president and that is why in large part he had this press conference on thursday, which i think across the board was judged as a disaster. >> front page headline in "the washington post," lack of trust threatens agenda. there's a lot of chatter about not only the program, but the failure of liberal

>> to discuss the interview, joining me now are congressman emanuel cleaver and ryan grim from the "huffington post." >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, the president says his job is to get it fixed. what's your reaction? >> i think the president set the right tone. he was not argument or backing away from responsibility. and i think the greatest challenge to anyone when something goes awry is making it right. that's what he did today. the most dangerous time for a driver is when the highway is open and the sun is bright and people aren't paying as much attention as they should. and it is stormy that people pay the most attention. so i think the affordable care act is getting all kinds of attention it would not normally get. some of that is good. the president is saying i would make it right. let me say this. i'm having difficulty with the word "mislead." the president did not mislead. he misspoke. and to misspeak is to say something that is incorrect. not untrue, but incorrect. so i hope people will see a difference between mislead and misspoke. and real difference. >> ryan, yo

gregg: and new art exhibit's opening in new york featuring the work of isabella huffington. and she is planning to donate part of the sales of her art to charity. here now with the fox 411. >> have to say talent runs in the family. like mother, like daughter, she built a successful career becoming one of the most influential women in the media world as we all know. her daughter at 22 years old is already paving her own path to success. isabella huffington's celebrated the opening of her art exhibition last night in downtown manhattan. there are a few of her pieces of work. fulfilling a dream she has had since she was a kid on display at these fashion store made into a makeshift gallery for the night. with 13 of her intricate works of art so in between 3000-$6000. they feature her style of repeating a simple form to follow a rhythmic display of colors and textures. a technique she honed in her bedroom as a child using a sharpie. >> any mother would like kids to draw all over the wall, i didn't like it, so it covered up and color it again. >> her proud mother, media mogul aria

sam stein, of course, from "the huffington post." put it together what we're seeing here tonight. we showed states where it's working. because you have a cooperative governor, people who know what they're doing. maybe the president should be taking advice from these guys. how does it stand right now on november 19th, you know, about 11 days before we're supposed to get the first report card on this thing? >> it's tight. there's 11 days left until this self-imposed deadline where they say the vast majority of the users of the federal website would have a workable experience. what we know from the center of medicaid services is they have made it about 2/3 of the way through the bugs they need to get rid of. there are tech glitches still popping up. more people are having better experiences day in and day out. but it is going to be tight and we're running up against that december 15th deadline after which if you don't purchase coverage by then, you're not going to be insured. >> if you were in a boxing match, would you punch the name obama or affordable care? it seems that's where he

the "the huffington post" reported on a document leaked by edward snowden. in this case exploiting the online sexual behaviour of people the agency believes are radicalizing others. on tuesday they told the "the huffington post": also tonight - the c.b.c., a canadian broadcaster says it has documents from edward snowden saying the n.s.a. was allowed to spy on world leaders meeting in canada during two global summits three years ago. the agency used the u.s. embassy in ottawa as a command post. a spokesman for cann aidia's prime minister said he would not comment on matters related to national security. >> tonight a gun control maker is calling it quits. a state senator is resigning instead of facing a recall over her position on guns. she's the third state senator supporting gun control to step down instead of facing a recall. cliff schecter, the founder of liberatis is joining us. he was a consultant for the group mayors against illegal guns. enkoujment from the senator. >> i call it a principled move. you have two state senators go down in recall elections

the people that are identified as targets, not named in the huffington post story, appear to be people they describe as radicalizers, not terrorists or members of terror groups, the people they describe as actually having pretty minimal contact in at least three of the cases with any kind of actual violent groups, just people who are preaching radical islamist views, and so on the one hand it's disturbing that this is a tactic that would be used against people engaged in, basically, critical or antiu.s. speech but not active violence or active plotting. there's obviously a slippery slope there. when does criticism of u.s. for policy blend into radicalization? and also, you know, in the context of our history, of notorious fbi program called sex deviate that for many years compiled hundreds of thousands of pages of information about reported homosexuality or unusual sexual proclivities of political officials, it's a concern any time an american intelligence agency veers back into that territory. it's not that you would think they would never be interested in as part of their intelligenc

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according to the huffington post, ral views. >>> another record breaking day, the dow jones industrial average closed above 16,000, encouraged by a drop in unemployment claimed. the s&p 500 also closed at an all time high. those are the headlines. america tonight is up next in joorlsz analjazeera america andt the news all the time at aljazeera.com. >> on america tonight: food for thought. how much of middle class america teeters just one step away from poverty? and the pain of making families do without. >> i'm not lazy, i work every day. and to apply for food stamps was -- was a new low for me. >> also tonight, on the move. slowly. as wings and wheels slog towards grandma's we look towards what's ahead for that long trip home. and what's not to love? ball of starch, wrapped in dough and fried. new york's beloved knish, and what's on the menu. >> we could never have imagined the outcry for when they're going to be back. >> good evening, thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen. as we begin this holiday most closely associated with celebration, with abundance and even excess, it might be

sam stein, of course, from "the huffington post." put it together what we're seeing here tonight. we showed states where it's working. because you have a cooperative governor, people who know what they're doing. maybe the president should be taking advice from these guys. how does it stand right now on november 19th, you know, about 11 days before we're supposed to get the first report card on this thing? >> it's tight. there's 11 days left until this self-imposed deadline where they say the vast majority of the users of the federal website would have a workable experience. what we know from the center of medicaid services is they have made it about 2/3 of the way through the bugs they need to get rid of. there are tech glitches still popping up. more people are having better experiences day in and day out. but it is going to be tight and we're running up against that december 15th deadline after which if you don't purchase coverage by then, you're not going to be insured. >> if you were in a boxing match, would you punch the name obama or affordable care? it seems that's where he

. >>> and in the huffington post, this teen just auctioned her virginity for about $27,000. she did it with the blessing of local police, who say she broke no laws. >>> republican governor chris christie is re-elected in new jersey by a landslide. in virginia, terry mcauliffe is elected governor by a three-point margin and bill de blasio becomes the first democratic mayor in more than a generation. >>> a 3-year-old girl walked more than a mile to her grandmother's house after her father killed her mother. she knew the route because she had walked it with her mom. a warrant is out for her father's arrest. >>> pope benedict is launching an unprecedented survey, issues ranging from gay marriage to divorce. a list of very specific questions are being sent to parishes around the globe. >>> nothing enhances the views of mt. fuji like a jet back, if you can get one. the jet man, best way to check out japan's iconic landmark is with a jet pack, traveling 125 miles an hour, dropping from a helicopter, you see there. he flew around the mountains nine times. he has also jet packed acro

yesterday baldwin took to the pages of huffington denying using the slur and said he's not sure his cable show is ever coming back. >> he's just his own worst enemy. when he does these things. remember when he said that his daughter was a rude and thoughtless pig. >> she was 11. >> she was just a kid. right. i think that -- zebras don't change its stripes. msnbc knew that and they took the risk going in and this is what happened. >> you can't be shocked when this kind of thing happens. i think msnbc made the right decision to suspend him. >>> that's it for this edition of "media buzz." glad could you join us. we will continue the conversation on twitter. check out our facebook stage give us a like at our homepage. we are back here next sunday >> we continue coverage about storms across the country that is very active. six are confirmed dead. the deaths were in southwestern illinois and the illinois national guard is dispatched to the town of washington to search for survivors. we do not have the strength of what hit here but we are told from people on the ground that it was massive. of co

radicalizers aper pear be -- in response, a spokesperson for the nsa, national intelligence, told the huffington post it should be not, it should not be surprising that the u.s. government uses all of the lawful tools at our disposal to impede the efforts of valid terrorist targets who seek to harm the nation and radicalize others to violence. joining me now for an exclusive interview, glen greenwald. coming to us on a connectionen south america. i'm in los angeles. all going through new york. i think we can expect a little delay between the two of us here. glen, what, what, what are the key elements of this story that you think we should know? >> first of all that the -- none of the people who have been targeted are kiddconsidered by nsa to be terrorists none involved in terrorist organizations or terrorist plots in any ways. they express views that the u.s. government kids radicals. secondly one of the persons is deemed by the nsa to be a u.s. person. means heap is a citizen or gre card holder which entitles him to increase protections under the law. americans, u.s. persons are not exempt from

richard cohen sprang in an online interview give on the "huffington post." he rejects the racism allegations made against him and says he was expressing the views in the u.s. vote and it doesn't ean he agrees with them. ethiopian have been posted a twitter hashtag to condemn treatments of illegal immigrants, a crackdown that descended to riots and violence leaving at least three ethiopian immigrants dead. web users have taken social network slamming the message used by police and the use of force and violence against african workers in the gulf kingdom. a fire at the internet archive headquarters in san francisco last week destroyed digitizization equipment and he organization which is dedicated to building the most comprehensive internet library possible is appealing for online donations to help raise the $600,000 the archive needs to resume activity. >> when chileans cast their vote in presidential elections on sunday, one big question have in mind is whether they want to change the political system itself. the strong favorite who was president from 2006 t

president obama posted in the huffington post and said does it make a difference if the firefighter rescues is gay or the mechanic who toos your taxes or -- who does your taxes or who fixes your car? tim cook argued, we found that when people feel valued for who they are, they have the comfort and confidence to do the best work of their lives. all 55 democrats and at least five republicans in this senate support this bill so it is likely it will get the 60 votes needed to pass. it's doubtful the republican- controlled house will sign on. in washington, i'm kyla campbell, back to you. >>> san francisco police hope a surveillance photo will help them find a missing brazilian sturnt. the photo was taken on halloween on 16th in the mission. it shows a man using a credit card belonging to 23-year-old paulo netto. several days earlier, his mother and sister say they received a panicked call from netto who has been missing for a work and he says people were following him and he was in trouble. >>> police in davis are investigating what appears to be an attempt to blow up a fraternity house. studen

i know "the huffington post" can sometimes focus intently on republican failure. i think the news media has been actually fairly even handed in the affordable -- in the coverage of affordable care act. but has the media been too even handed as far as giving air time to glitches and broken promises and not truly focusing on what the law is doing at large? >> i think it's been one of the most embarrassing experiences for the media in a long time. they kept dragging out these people and saying, you know, look at the devastation that was visited upon this woman in florida or wherever because she's getting her policy canceled and now she's in all sorts of trouble. but then if you look a little bit past it, oh, well, actually her insurer might have lied to her and she's actually eligible for comparable or better insurance at less cost. i mean, there's no question that some people, you know, had some plans that they liked that were cheap and were lousy and won't be able to afford some of the better plans. those are some of the people that are subsidizing other people to

the "the huffington post" was told: c.b.c. news says it has documents from edward snowden showing that the n.s.a. spied on world leaders during two global summits in canada. the agency used the u.s. embassy as a command post during the 2010 g8 and guilt 20 summits in ontario. a spokesman for canada's prime minister says he will not comment on matters related to national security. vice president joe biden is planning a trip to china, the goal trying to ease tensions with japan. china declared that the air defense zone is over the east china sea. it's above a group of islands. the u.s. was involved when a pair of american bombers flew through the air space. al jazeera's craig leeson has more. >> trouble greets the u.s. ambassador in japan. china's ratcheting up of the dispute dominated the welcome at this luncheon. >> unilateral actions like those taken by china with the announcement of an east china sea defense sewn undermines security and attempts to change the status quo in the east china sea. it will increase tensions in the

a few years ago you paid 350 million dollars for "the huffington post." it goes to show the relative values out there. do you think bezos got a better deal than you? [laughter] >> i think when we bought it, many people western what the value was overall and how much we had paid for it. as we talk to investors, they think that "the huffington post" is worth a tremendous amount more than what we paid. the reason is that arianna realized something distinctive about how information gets transferred and how people wanted it. when you look at the fact we have gone from zero to 100 million video views, it is a migration of what we have bought to being one of the best brands in the world. i experience in newspapers and news started right outside this room. i owned one in boston and we bought something all the square deal. it was a free newspaper that we stand out right up the street at cambridge. the day i change my viewpoint on where news and news points were going, i went down to m.i.t. and saw mosaic. i saw the information coming up on the screen and getting e

. >>> and in "the huffington post," mitt romney advising boston group exploring potential bid for 2024 olympics the former massachusetts vernor successlly headed the 2002 winter olympics in salt lake city. >>> and topping our ne, nearly 2,0 people are confirmed dead in the plippines from typhoo haiyan. officialwarn the death toll could climb to more than 10,000. >>> dens of americanailors and more than aircraft are on their way on board the "uss george washington" to the hard-hit area. military officls say suicides among service members are down more than 22% this year. e number spiked to 349 last yearthe highest since the peagon beganracking in2001. >>> andoronto mayor rob for told supporters monday that he is, quot not going anywhere, guaranteed, follong his admission at he smoked crack cocaine. the city council is expected to vo tomorrow on an unprecedented motion that wld remove ford fromffice if he doesn't take a leave of absence. >>> okay. so in singapore, fans of anime flocked togeth for an ultimate night of playing dress-up. at the annual festival, participants celebrated their

now "the huffington post" reports he again called the wrong marty walsh and left a message for a woman called tony. the word is the veep has now talked to the actual mayor of boston. but if there are any marty walshs left in boston that has not heard from the vice president, they'd like to hear from you. >>> we got a delivery out back today. the rockefeller christmas tree. which was the tallest thing in the neighborhood out in shelton, connecticut. it was donated for the enjoyment of all. it will spend tonight in its natural state all alone there. then the scaffolding goes up, thousands of lights go on, then they will throw the switch the night of december 4th. >>> when we come back, a first class ticket to go where few have gone before. >>> finally tonight, if you go back a few years, then you remember those issues of popular science magazine that told us we would all some day have the ability to enjoy space travel. and, indeed, that era is about to begin. while the price needs to come down before everybody can enjoy it, it appears that billionaire richard branson is going to be the f

that's the latest revelation in a document provided to the huffington post. snowden says the msa -- all muslims showed that personal vulnerabilities can be used to discredit them. they're monitoring their website, and they say the agency also speed on their conversation with young females. a national intelligence spokesman says the agency uses all of the legal tools it can to stop terrorists. >>> united states and china over air rights in aces wra. over the weekend the chinese government announced it was expanding its air defense zone to include a disputed area in the east chinese sea. basically the government expects any flights using the airspace to declare a flight path and their frequency. the u.s. said absolutely no. fast forward to monday when the american bill said american b-52s streaming right across the disputed area. the pentagon says it was a long planned, unarmed drill. there was no reaction to the chinese. there's tension in that part of the world. >> we have dramatic video for you of the u.s. -- 100 heche -- a helicopter moved in, as can you ta

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latest revelation comes courtesy of a document leaked by edward snowed in a recently published by the huffington post the americans buying agency targeted at six so called radicalized it's none of whom is alleged to have been involved in any terror plots the leaked document alleges that it's their choreography and it's where exposed it could lead to a loss of authority when their devotion to the strict tenets of islam are called into question critics fear however that the new regulations mean that the nsa could use the technique against anyone not just radical islamists genteel jap for the deputy legal director of the american civil liberties union says people should be concerned about how the dad that the nsa collects on virtually all us citizens will be used even though the nsa says this personal information will be of use but these documents show that the nsa probably defined to be is very narrowly. anyone house foundation held its annual ball to raise money for the charity. it's been two years since the singer died of alcohol poisoning after a very battle with tights. her father says despite

when i was on twitter i was working at the "huffington post" covering the presidential election in 2008. the first early adopters in media were on twitter. that's how i started to consume my news. i remember noticing it in the conventions in 2008, i wasn't looking at the news sites, just looking on twitter. it's become just this first line of news consumption for most people. but it's so much more than that for me personally. as an activist it helps me get my message out. as someone who likes to engage across a broad variety of industries, i can easily do so and find the common denominator. i do a lot of work around women. i can do that across every industry. >> let me ask you about advertising. i noticed a big ad in my twitter feed. is advertising going to flow smoothly and be adopted the way it needs to be for this company to bring in a lot of money? >> that remains to be seen. there's a lot of creative stuff. having promoted tweets in your feed is a pretty prosaic way of making money. i'm not sure i ever clicked on a promoter tweet. last night when i was clicking on the "scandal" has

howard fineman is editorial director for the huffington post media group. david corn is the washington bureau chief for mother jones. both are valued msnbc political analysts. let's listen to dick cheney, here it is at his current worst. >> we look at the mess that has been created out of obama care by the president having said, you can keep your policy if you like it, you know, guaranteed, period. that turns out that was a lie. and he repeated it over and over and over again. >> cheney's not alone. another former gop heavyweight, if you will, mitt romney called the president a liar during an interview on "cbs this morning." >> the real problem that the president has is a broken promise. it's dishonesty. and that's of course, what's really striking at the heart of this. >> let me go to howard on this one. it seems to me that one thing we know and the discourse we have here on this program and everywhere else in the country is if you call someone a liar, using that word, saying they lie, it's sort of the end of the conversation, because what would be the poi

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but first, a poll by huffington post and ugov asked americans a simple question. is there a law that bars employers from firing people because they're gay. it is not surprising that nearly 69% of the people in the poll said yes. there is surely a federal law against firing people for being gay. only 13% said there wasn't. but the 13% are actually right. for all of the amazing social progress of the last few decades, there remains no federal law protecting gay employees from discrimination. it is a case of history being put on hold. story picks up in the early 1970s, when a wave of campaigns to extend rights and protections to a number of minority groups began reaching critical mass. the civil rights and voting rights acts were less than a decade old, richard nixon was creating the first federal affirmative action program, the equal rights amendment cleared congress and a host of cities and towns across the country began an acting ordinances to protect gay people. in that environment, the next step was inevitable. two members of congress two democratic members of c

new revelations regarding the national security agency according to secret documents obtained by the huffington post through edward snowden the n.s.a. participated in tracking the online sexual activity of people the agency considered to be quote radical wiser's it was all part of a proposed plan to target six different muslims thought to have been influencing the opinions of others in carrying out the surveillance the agency was hoping to harm their reputation and undermine their credibility as muslim leaders in the community the documents reveal that the n.s.a. was monitoring those who were viewing sexually explicit material online and using sexually explicit persuasive language when communicating with inexperienced young girls here's what adult film performer janine had to say about the tactic trying to discredit someone for watching porn the kind of makes me wonder was that person is doing or what our government is doing. the document does not accuse any of the six individuals being involved in the terror plots and the agency says it believes they all live outside of the u.s. but to discuss

terry mcauliffe was in leave however just recently we've got some reports from the washington post and huffington post that say that right now we've got a fifteen percent county rate and cuccinelli is in the lead fifty one percent with mcauliffe trailing behind forty point two percent now one of the interesting things to note in the person that we've been following in particular is robert sarvis he is the libertarian candidate throughout the entire election he was polling at ten percent and right now he's actually holding pretty steady in the polling results anyway at about eight percent now in this election right behind me at the russell and fire center we had earlier results come in one hundred seventy seven people voted for mcauliffe two hundred seventy one people voted for which nelly and seventy percent seventy people actually came out so it reach that a five percent mark for service here why is why is the ten percent mark so important for service. well ten percent obviously you can't win a governor's election with ten percent but when you can do is guarantee the future of the libertarian pa

reply to any letters there is no way for her to contact them there is another guy they talked to the huffington post talked to in the course of this research and this guy also he cannot go to his home because the the sinks in the toilets don't work and they will not fix it because he cannot get in touch with them so what he's done is he's moved into a hotel nearby so it's like the prison systems where the owners of the prisons also own the nearby hotels because the prisons are out in the middle of nowhere so the families visiting the prisoners have to stay in these hotels which the prison operators also so here these guys are also perhaps maybe owning the hotels thereby it would be worth it because you can't stay in their homes well i call the state sanctioned profitability it's one of several things on wall street that's a guaranteed money maker like rupert murdoch is a big explainer of this he just bullies countries to give him satellite rights of way for broadcasting it's a state sanctioned profit so he's got the state being bullied into giving hedge funds unlimited housing stock to then rat

workplace dynamic for that to work but i will say there are a lot of media companies like for instance huffington post they do have nap rooms and they've been mocked for it but this science team seems to support it well i'm hoping it catches on here or there to solve for now. well you can see all segments featured in today's show at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. we also love hearing from you so please check out our facebook page at facebook dot com slash boom bust our to and from all of us here boom bust thank you for watching c.m. are all about. wealthy british soil. from time to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the reports. were not psyched to an active camp at guantanamo where patients are forced that in the months after announcing our strike never turned the world's attention to the place that summed up the gulag apartheid's. mission. critique should treat in store charges free. range month free. three stooges free. download free blog plug in video