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people starting twoet and reposting and it went viral.ut make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did somethi

in fact, what now has happened is that the kurdish repost has cut them off. >> sebastian, quickly before we go to a break, is this worse than other persecution that the yazidis have faced in their long history? >> the oral history they account for as much as 72 genocides. they recall them in the pre pre-ottoman ages. what we can say about the recent attacks, which is surely one of the largest, but it only attacks particular group. the sinjar yazidi. >> we can talk more about what the significance of that is, and why sinjar is so important. we'll be back with more "inside story" after a quick break. while isil targets women, subjecting them to kidnap, rape and other abuses, the yazidi men have taken up arms fighting for their lives and their way of life. regional minorities and the military struggle next. stay with us. >> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ra ray suarez. the islamic state sprang from the full mutt from the syria civil war. shias, alawites, yazidis now convinced they have no future in a region where isil's self-appointed caliph is now in charge. how

family and friends reposted fliers and investigators looked through surveillance video and reinterviewed potential witnesses. shane was not drunk when he left. he was polite and respectful. >> i have not seen my son or heard from my son in five days. this is killing me. this is horrible. this is horrible. it's horrible. >> the reward for information has grown to $25,000. meantime, westchester university eis planning a vigil on campus for shane tomorrow. >>> bill cosby resigned from temple university board of trusties as more than a dozen women have come forward. he was an alum and possibly the school's most famous cheerleader. the president of temple's board called cosby's decision to step down a noble one. the board had no official plans to remove cosby but they had been informally handling the fire storm when cosby made the call to step away. >> i wish temple would have had a better reaction as an institution to separate themselves from the allegations that are coming across. obviously, i don't think, you know, you could have a fully formed opinion until the whole story comes out. i th

i say this same jobs they applied for reposted and do not feel confident for the new client for those jobs. i hope this process is fixed. and service providers like me, can have all of the information that we need to recommend successful applicants to this cpmc jobs thank you. >> thank you. >> and i see supervisor campos here, want to offer him the opportunity to make comments. >> sorry mr. marcos. >> thank you very much. madam president and commissioners it is impressive to see this historic meeting and i know that it does not happen often and so thank you to the planning commission and the health commission for this meeting and i reason that i am here is because in my six years as a supervisor this has been one of the most important development agreements, and projects that we have worked with as something that is very critical and very important to this community. and quite frankly to the city, at large. if you look at the healthier services master plan which actually both of these bodies help to put together, you know that cpmc and suter play an important role in addressing the he

family and friends spent yesterday reposting fliers and investigators looked for surveillance video and reinterviewed potential witnesses. meantime, the irish pub issued a statement saying shane was not drunk when he left. he was polite and respectful. >> i have not seen my son or heard from my son in five days. this is killing me. this is horrible. this is horrible. it's horrible. >> the reward for information has grown $25,000. westchester university is planning a vigil on campus for shane tomorrow. >>> bill cosby resigns from temple university's board of trustees as more than a dozen women come forward accusing him of sexual assault. cosby had been a board member at temple since 1982 and also an alum and possibly the school's most famous advocate. the president of temple's board called cosby's decision to step down, "a noble one." we're told the board had no official plans to remove cosby, but other trustees had been informally discussing how to handle the firestorm when cosby himself made the call to step out of the way. >> i wish temple would have had a better reaction as an instit

and screamed at, alena complained, but an author of the huffington post listened to her story and reposted it. >>> we end with a bit of good news. eric holder decided james risen won't have to reveal his source. after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedly learned his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton sd>> it is monday december 15th. terror down under, a hostage situation gistill on the way in australia as they are on high lart now. what we are learning about the suspects terrorist behind it all. >> shocking revelation on what they knew about the cia tactics and when. >> i remember very clearly about briefing cans see pelosi in september of 2002. >> stew dints fighting back gengs their school. is this fair or foul? we report, you decide. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> kie scrapekyscrapers to your town. welcome to "fox and friend first. i am heather childers. >> and i am ainsley earhardt. we are going to start with a

i got lucky, it was reposted on the op-ed page of the washington post. >> he wrote a few more pieces for the magazine and joined the staff except he got a more intriguing offer as a speech writer for walter mondale. >> that lasted six months. when we got crushed in the general election, i got a call saying we think you are unemployed. would you like to work for us? i said yes, right away. the day reagan was sworn in, i starpted. >> so help me god. >> the new president was promising big changes, even starting the world anew. his inaugural signaled a clash of ideas. >> in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> and the new republic was right in the midst of it. >> it was overwhelmingly liberal. the writers were the best of that era. i'm still a democrat at the time. traditional liberal democrat. i was hard line on it. it's hard for people to believe now, but the democratic party had a very powerful wing. >> those democrats were a dying breed. he agreed more with president reagan than his liberal readers. i supported almost every

those are pals on the justin bieber fan site and we have anonymous handles that we use and reposted them. [inaudible] [laughter] now, my handle is more subtle than not. i think there's -- there's some existential questions here that we should consider. when we think about fellowship and friendship in the real world versus the way replay of relationships online. what is friendship? bushido look like? i personally think we should show up moderately consume alcohol and talk to each other face-to-face. it's an important part of being a human being. how to connect in meaningful ways and not just on the beaver fan site. i will leave you with this question because it will speak to the issue of fellowship, which is a social media age. if it cardassian falls in the woods and doesn't take a filthy, did it ever really happen? [applause] >> are you guys buying this? the problem is people are terrible. do we really want to be in fellowship with actual real people? just me then. me and sunny. i'm so tired of coming to these aei events in hearing about kardashian and kenny g. >> is an unofficial mascot

and screamed at, alena complained, but an author of the huffington post listened to her story and reposted> we end with a bit of good news. eric holder decided james risen won't have to reveal his source. after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedly learned his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton relating a conversation with president obama in which she uses profanity to beat up on the press. we'll be back next week with the latest buzz. >>> well, it passed. now it needs to be signed. the senate sending a $1.1 trillion spending bill to president obama's desk. and they burned the midnight oil to get it through. the funds will take most federal agencies through september and avoided what would have been a partial government shutdown. but it did expose deep splits in the parties. welcome to america's headquarters. >> despite strong opposition on both sides of the aisle, democrats upset about the repeal of banking

friends and family spent yesterday reposting flyers and investigators look for surveillance video and re-interviewed potential witnesses. patrons at kildare's irish pub says he was not drunk when he left. he was polite and respectful. >> i've not heard from my son in five days. this is killing me. this is horrible. it's horrible. >> the reward for information has grown to $25,000. meantime, westchester university is planning a vigil on campus for shane tomorrow. >>> bill cosby resigned from tem bell university's board of trustees as more than a dozen women come forward accusing him of sexual assault. he was also an alum and possibly the school's most famous cheerleader. the president of temple's board called cosby's decision to step down, quote, a noble one. we're told the board had no official plans to remove cosby, but other trustees had"m÷ been informally discussing how to handle the firestorm when cosby himself made the call to step out of the way. >> i wish temple would have had a better reaction as an institution to separate themselves from the allegations that are coming acros

a philadelphia paramedic reposted this picture to social media. two men pointing a gun at the head of a police officer. ton night that paramedic's job is on the line. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. chris o'connell first broke that story last night. he's live at fire department head quarter that is night. chris, a whole lot of fallout. >> reporter: well, lucy, that fire department paramedic was summoned here to fire headquarters after our report last night. he came here today to face disciplinary action over that controversial post. his own bosses called disgusting and reprehensible. >> it's the image that's caused a fire storm at the fire department. two african-america african menn at white police officers with a caption that says a real enemy. >> i thought it was disgusting. >> fire commissioner derek sawyer reacting to the picture posted on the instagram account of paramedic marcel salters, a three-year department veteran who work at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia. in that same post he writes "i never did or will like poli

and now a philadelphia paramedic is facing punishment for reposting that image.evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. the fire commission are in just spoke about the image and the paramedic who posted it. fox 29's chris o'connell is live tonight in front of the fire department headquarters with the story. chris? >> reporter: that's right. iain. the fire commissioner here in philadelphia addressing our report last night over that controversial picture posted by a philadelphia fire department paramedic. we have now learned tonight that paramedic is facing disciplinary action over that picture that some called racist and anti police, picture that was posted on instagram. take look at the controversial picture. it shows two african-american men pointing guns at the heads of white police officers. it was posted to the account of a philadelphia firefighter paramedic who has since apologized for that post. he has since taken it down. the paramedic marcel salters a three-year veteran who work at medic 23 in southwest philadelphia. the post also mentioned that he has

and screamed at, alena complained, but an author of the huffington post listened to her story and reposted>> we end with a bit of good news. eric holder decided james risen won't have to reveal his source. after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedly learned his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ ♪ with the kids jingle belling >>> i'm chris wallace. a democratic senate panel condemns the cia's interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11. but was it for totorture? and were those tactics effective? >> this program was morally, legally and administratively misguided. >> we did exactly what needed to be done in order to prevent a further attack. >> today debate between former intelligence committee member who helped put together the report, sheldon white house, and formero

liverpool have tried to say that there was no malice intended in mario's post on instagram, which he repostedelse. he has put the apology out today, as you mentioned here. i've got it here. i can read it for you. i apologize if i've offended anyone. the post was meant to be anti-racist with humohumor. i understand that out of context, may have the opposite effect. not all mexicans have mustaches. not all black people jump higher. not all jewish people love money. he used a cartoon, done by someone else, because it has super mario. he thought it was funny, not offensive. again, he is sorry. but the f.a. is in a position to take action. you would expect they would give mario balotelli a notice today to explain himself. they have come down very hard on racism, anti-semitism. they are trying to clear up the image of their footballers, and mario balotelli really isn't helping this situation. you might remember he's been in trouble a lot recently. brendan rodgers had to give him a stern warning after he swapped shirts with pepe when they were playing real madrid at halftime. and also he got involve

shared over 400,000 times to facebook and reposted over 68,000 times on tumbler.ad "free hugs", and sergeant barnum motioned him over. this country needs to have the difficult conversation about policing. but there are people on both sides who are the two talked about the demonstrations, about school, art, and life, before he asked for a hug himself. if more of us would reach out and more would reach back, maybe we can find mid ground. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> leading the way. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews back in washington. i'm back and i'm thrilled to see how president obama is leading this country across what has been for centuries, the san andreas fault of american life. i'm talking about race. what the president said today carries power and truth to both sides of this red hot topic we now call ferguson. and like the word watergate, the name of this community in missouri carries far more meaning. it means something historic, someg

family and friends spent yesterday reposting fliers and investigators looked for surveillance video and reinterviewed potential witnesses. meantime, the pub issued a statement saying shane was not drunk when he left. he was polite and respectful. >> i have not seen my son or heard from my son in five days. this is killing me. this is horrible. this is horrible. it's horrible. >> the reward for information has grown to $25,000. meantime, westchester university is planning a vigil on campus for shane tomorrow. >>> new jersey child welfare workers will report today to work today. they called off a boycott over safety concerns. the workers' union was pushing for more security at offices around the state after a case worker was stabbed two weeks ago. late last night the union said things were worked out and members will be on the job today. governor chris christie criticized the possible protest saying children and families would be hurt. >>> penn state trustees will get access to documents used to create that controversial report about the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. the 2012 re

. >> laura posted it online and diabetes daily reposted it on its facebook page and soon there were morend likes. everybody seemed to be talking about it. >> there were a couple of people who said that you know that's obscene to show that much skin some place public and i'm only looking for attention. people went to say i should go at the bathroom to do it or go out to my car. >> reporter: many found this photo refreshing. >> adults were saying about their kids i just showed this to my 12-year-old. i just showed this to my teenager like she loves you. she wants to be like that. and you made her feel good about herself. you made her feel like she doesn't have to hide. >> reporter: last year laura sat down and started writing her story. >> and i felt it was time for people to get a positive approach to diabetes. to make fun of it torque laugh about it. >> reporter: her book 22 suite the non so serious side to diabetes. >> you can have your doctors. you can have your friends. you can have your family but no one truly understands what you're going through except for another diabetic. >> if y

objection of the world state there is a dramatic turn in the argument, in the restatement, the final repost of strauss where he says he goes there all this business about there being no longer warriors to struggle and so on but sounds a lot like schmidt but then there's a remarkable turn where he says perhaps it's not action or struggle that constitutes what it is to be human but thinking. so the final pages are the crucial pages because in the final pages strauss reveals the real grounds, the fundamental grounds on which he objects to the homogenous state which is that it would suppress -- if you have a universal political order that order can only survive through a universal ideology that it legitimate than the universal ideology necessarily entails objections to that ideology and intellectual resistance to that ideology. it means a real threat to freedom of thought. now if you compare that line of argument to the liberal cosmopolitan kant says it's essentially the same line of argument. kohn says i wonder republican federation republican in the sense of a federation state that has libera

those pictures the video were reposted retweeted across social media and over the internet and it's created a storm of criticism, i have to say. it's not so much to do with objectivity or professionalism, but more with the sense of privacy and a sense of decency. you and i, if we were in the same situation and we have friends or relatives on board that plane, we certainly wouldn't want to find out about it or see the people that we love in conditions like that and so publicly. so certainly understandable that it is causing a storm of criticism on social media as well as on the internet wilfred. >> martin thank you very much for that update. our thoughts and prayers remain with the families of those involved. >>> now, moving on the u.s. is launching a war against russia in global oil markets. in a televised speech on monday the leaders lashed out at washington orchestrating a plot to destroy the revolution. venezuela pa proel yum exports have flashed during the second half of the year at $48 a barrel. they have aimed to reassure investors that the government would respect its inflation despi

we understand videos taken down have been reposted under another person who may or may not be held captivehere right now. what does that mean to you if he's so insist ent on using social media? >> caller: they're going to have to factor that into whatever communication he's giving them inside. if that's his point he wants to get this out on social media, that could possibly be a bad sign. it's going to have to be connected to what he's saying and what they appear his goals to be. it is completely driven by the context of how he's communicating and what their sense is whether or not he's trying to orchestrate this to specific conclusion. >> chris, what is the significance of time? how does six hours versus 12 and moving past that figure into strategy and expectations? >> caller: chris, that's a great question. he's going to be running out of gas before long. usually in these sieges, a person by themselves at the 12 hour mark, they start to become psychologically overwhelmed t trying to manage the entirety of the scene. he clearly appears to be in there by himself. they don't know what sort

this is -- that we reposted on our ktvu twitter page.is bay area law enforcement officers, officer jimy williams and kate beckwithfrom the fairfield police department who are out there paying their respects. this next picture. let's see if we can pull it up. this is from -- showing just some of the officers. and this one shows thousands of nypd officers and the country attending. that is just one of the shots and you can see these all morning long of the enormous amount of officers, 25,000 estimated out there this morning. this one that was also posted on our twitter page. it says nypd, the commissioner with his wife just arrived at the church. this was about an hour before the services were set to start. you can see that giving us a view at the door as people walked. in and then we've got this tweet from the police department, nypd. it has canines everywhere for raphael ramos' funeral on this chilly morning and you can see some of the security surrounding the funeral services. one more or two more to show you. this one is from justin mi

. >> even though she deleted the original post off her facebook page it's been reposted countless timeso that doesn't mean it's completely erased from the internet. that's a lesson we all have to remember. >> parents are dealing with it teachers as well. glad she's getting out in front of it. >>> let's go over to savannah with a very busy man right now. >> 2014 has been a big year for jake gyllenhaal. he is ending it by making his broadway debut in "constellations" and getting a lot of oscar buzz for his new movie "night crawler." >> i run a successful tv news business. we film breaking stories. maybe you saw my item this morning, fatal car jacking. >> no i don't have a tv but that sounds cool. >> do you have a cell phone? >> yeah. >> does it have gps? >> yes, it does. >> congratulations, you're hired. >> okay. >> jake gyllenhaal good morning to you. >> good morning. you've already gotten a golden globe nomination for this role. do these kind of things accolades still mean a lot to you at this point in your career? i know it's good for the project to get attention. does that recognition