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Original reporting going on, but i dont think people are digging deep enough. i think the piece you did at the front end was a service in terms of demystifying some of this, but it is problematical. and you know, my strong feeling is that they need to get this website up and running and they need to remarket the whole program so that people will go on. and what theyll find is a very competitive marketplace, good subsidies. and lets remember, these insurers were talking about here and the market ...

Her husband in this domestic dispute is now getting a new trial. shes marissa alexander. here she is. she tried to use the stand your ground defense, but a jury didnt bite. well, now an appellate court ordering this new trial, all on a technicality involving the original instructions to the jury. and in our gary tuchmans original reporting, marissa had said her husband choked her, pushed her in a tub, the naacp had been all over the case, previously writing a letter to the trial judge. it releas...

It includes graphic pictures so if you dont like the sound of that, turn away now. okay. im talking about this drug. its called crocadil. a deadly street drug. first surfaced in russia. gives a high, they say, similar to that of heroin. but unlike heroin, it also eats your flesh from the inside out. and despite what youre looking at, these horrifying side effects, it has made its way across the ocean from russia with two cases popping up here in the u.s. just this past week. >> weve had two case...

We talked to him this morning. john, did you have any idea? he said, no idea. uncharacteristic. >> coach, when you hear about, we have been reporting, i think, of junior seau and other pro players who have taken their own lives. the question i have, i guess, since youre dealing and have been dealing with young people, are there current players or parents who come to you with concerns about life, you know, if they go pro and beyond? >> well, with a pro aspect, you dont have many of them. so its a...

Goldie taylor, msnbc contributor, managing editor of the goldie taylor project, dave weigel back with us, contributing reporter at slate, also an msnbc contributor, and peter sudeman, good to see all of you on this sunday. dave, let me start with you. youve done some original reporting on this. how has boston complicated immigration reform in d.c.? >> it hasnt, really, not yet. were going to see, as we learned, more details about this particular situation. but you saw marco rubio push back and y...

>> more on the familys infamous car trip. is campaign coverage going to the dogs? a breakthrough in the pulitzer prizes with the huffington price and politico winning the coveted awards. well talk about digital journalism with arianna huffington, and behind the scenes with north korea. abcs bob woodruff on reporting in that secretive country under the eye of government minders. >> wherever you go, they are there with you. you can go 20 yards away, 50 yards away, but not much beyond t...

Live interaction with brian and you on the set. >> this piece, for example, took us several months to put it together. the tape will be on tape, but the live part will be brian and i interacting on the set, and i dont think you can replicate that when its not live. its a different live, theres an energy to it. i think you can also expect a lot of original reporting, a lot of digging deeper on a subject you may have heard about. were very cognizant that at 10:00 p.m., people have checked their tw...

"huffington post" "tech crunch" and "gadget patch," brands owned by aol, patch is really interesting, this local -- these local news sites. kiran, youve got one in your town, too. 800 different local news sites where you type in where you live, and suddenly you get like your -- your little local newspaper right there. talked to arianna huffington earlier today. shes going to double down on video, wants more original reporting on the stories that matter. the stories of our time. she says shes goi...

Remain relevant, lost subscriber base and have huffington post which have 26 million unique viewers every single month. these two together, interesting, a very interesting combination. then you have huffington post, tech crunch and gadget patch.com. tease are all parts of the new names that aol has bought over the past months and years as its trying to cement itself as a content provider. patch.com, by the way, is this really -- 800 different local sites that sort of fill in the place, martin, w...

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