There are exceptions, but I see most of them like toddlers mashing buttons on a video game controller with no regard for the object of the game.Maybe they have good intentions, but often that road leads to hell.I do not live in California, and I imagine that a lot of what we see on tv I sensationalized.

Speaking of Seattle, a local TV station put together a production that is on youtube-called 'Seattle is Dying'.

A kindergarten in similar neighborhood asked students on TV if they know what a bullet found at playground is.

I suggest you read this article and its all over the news on TV today.

I hate TV and big government.

So heartening to see a 15 year old looking at the road ahead instead of just sitting and watching TV or doing who knows what?!

A very personal question, and one that cannot be: "watch tv all day", it's a good question to keep asking myself.

Actually it IS cheap if it helps you REALLY get started making money in real estate - and that kind of professional is MUCH less expensive than a $25,000 weekend course which features a bus trip with a smelly long-haired burned-out reality TV star.And you don't want to give 50% of your profits for the next 20 years to some info-marketer based in Phoenix.  

Now, I'm not an astronaut and I've never been in space, but I've seen them on TV and in the movies and I have flown in the air, so I'm qualified to give you this advice.Then comes the RE investor: Let me advise you on the benefits of taking the RE class and getting a license, I've never been through the class, never had a license, but I have bought and sold RE and can tell you all about it!

Some TV and radio stations stream their local news over the web.