TAPPER: Welcome back to THE LEAD. The "Money Lead," the bible had its own TV show. It only made sense a magazine seen as the bible of the fashion industry is about to get one too. "Vogue" is about to launch an online TV channel that will feature scripted and unscripted web shows as part of a huge new digital campaign being launched by Condi Nast. Other brands like "Vanity Fair" and "Wired," they will get their own channels too. They are expected to roll out over the next few weeks. He doesn't carry a cell phone and doesn't even have a computer at his desk, but today 82-year-old Warren Buffet sent out his first tweet. Warren is in the house. The fourth richest man in the world already has more than 159,000 followers in just a few hours all of them hoping it will be their most valuable follow yet. The "Sports Lead," you might get your teeth knocked out if you went up to a Native American and said redskin. Many consider the word a flat out racial slur. It's also the name of one of the most valuable sports franchises in the world. And now an independent D.C. city council member is leading the latest charge to change the name of the NFL team to the Red Tails. A nod to the Tuskegee airmen the group of African-American pilots who served the U.S. in World War II. The council member said the transition would be seamless and even fits right into the fight song, hail to the red tails. It's not clear how much power the D.C. council has in this since the Redskins currently play in Landover, Maryland, and have their team offices in Virginia. That's all the time we have. Thanks so much for watching THE LEAD. I will leave you in the able hands of Wolf Blitzer. We'll see you tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. Eastern, 1:00 p.m. Pacific. Mr. Blitzer, take it away.
Vogue Launching Online TV Channel