scared tonight from the controversy sparked by the cover of the new issue. now, i m not going to show you that cover because i don t like it. and a lot of people from boston don t like it. it is a picture of tsarnaev, the bomber, presented as favorably as rolling stone would picture a rock star. and the boston mayor wrote, your august 3 cover rewards a terrorist with celebrity treatment, it is ill-conceived at most, gaining fame for killers and their causes. rolling stone has pulled the magazine from their magazine racks. many of the victims of the boston bombing have publicly expressed their outrage at rolling stone. this woman s fiance lost a leg in the bombing, wrote, for over three months now mark has had to wake up every day in the
latest couponing craze, boosting sales in some places. it s not all good news. paper thieves are targeting magazine racks, driveways, even trash cans across the country. why, you ask? blame it on extreme couponing. the craze, authorities say, has been fueled in part by the tlc show of the same name. people buy hundreds of dollars of goods for just a few bucks. here s my question. isn t it easier to get the groupon e-mail in your in-box rather than going up and down the street stealing your neighbor s papers? every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it s not just good for business it s good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we re helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that s how we re helping set opportunity in motion.