. >> and reposted more of our interview. his look at the story at the top of the page. >> glass found in a sandbox of a playground. >> this is my favorite place to play. >> they think the act was deliberate and a massive effort is needed to get the glass out. >> a life-saving tool in classrooms in california. >>> they're cleaning out the sandbox in dolores park after class was found inside. authorities call it an active vandalism and it is not the first time they targeted these areas. jacob tells us it will take a lot to make that sand safe for kids again. >> reporter: a sunny day meant plenty of playtime for kids at the lewis park. still a favorite part of the playground, but it is to be off limits. a product worker put up warning signs. someone is smashed. bottles along the wall and the shards cannot be sifted out. now as many as 20 tons of sand must be replaced. >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the cost is unclear, but the sandbox will be shut down for at least a week because the parts department needs to order a clean

following replacement of existing paving with concrete pafrz american people a pedestal system and reposting the lawrence public concrete finish with a 67 inch band of light colored concrete and the corners at the north wall and the planter to reconfigure the planter to committed new walls of the east and south and to install a new concrete bench and new landscaping and reconfigure stairs and to provide new handrails with integrated lighting after the ramps to install and incline list on a railing to replace angle store bays that are from the ground floor of the mustard building and remove paint of the mustard building and to clad the existing under side of the second-story metal terrace with stucco and to install canvas pursue the staffing finds the recommendation will be in con forms and the concert of interior the work is comparable and clearly dlaechd and replaced the fabric to matching themes and incorporate a new paving system and replace non-historic features and will preserve the historic character of the location the staff review of the document as noted it ongoing as noted in our c

thousands and thousands reposted it wanting to know where jerry is. this cat, you see here in the video that is older but trending in a precarious situation. needs a rescue and there is mama cat. cat tries to jump up. mom encouraging him, you can make it you can make it. >> cat is having trouble. mom walking away. is she giving up? no. kitten jumps up. falls down the hill. >> just rolling. >> it's rolls. mom springs into action the old fashion way. for cats using her jaws to pick up the cat by the scruff of her neck and carries it up the hill. she has trouble jumping back up because she does have a kitten in her mouth but she makes it on the first jump. but all's well that ends well. >> i suggest mom relocate the family away from the cliff. >>> i think there are lots of people who would like to find the groundhog and give him a strong talking to. winter is still upon many of us. you're going to want to put on a coat to watch this. this poor fella, standing there in front of the camera trying to lean. >> a lovely door but i have to leave. and if you co

people noticing and reposting. people looking at her, dances on the hood of the truck. you can hear it denting and collapsing under her weight. >> my truck. >> wow. hard to make any sense of what she's saying either. >> people keeping their distance clearly out of her mind. >> and clearly agitated. the camera cut, picks up again. now she's got a large sickle of sorts, starts really going to town on the truck. people in the crowd saying -- >> no no cops are on their way. >> it's a good thing police are on their way. if this isn't her truck, this is criminal damage. >> for sure. >> other people do get quite close, as she continues to swing that tool around. and a guy notices an opportunity because they seem to grab the tool wrestle with her a bit. watch this guy, sees an opportunity with her back turned he jumps up there and wraps her up subduing her, and that seems to be the end of this. >> wow. >> a big congratulations to veronica thomas she watches "right this minute" on channel 2 in san francisco and she's our latest winner in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> enters s

. >> reporter: when paris discovered this invasion of privacy by following a link to her reposted picture, she was far from okay with it. >> i was totally panicked, didn't know what they were doing and i had no idea what to do next. >> reporter: she reached out to the mom pretending to be her son's mother online, told her to take the photo down and stop the charade. in two days the pictures were down, but not all of them end so easily. be careful with public posts. instagram said this violates policy and they will remove these pictures from their sites. >>> house of cards is available to next police subscribers starting tomorrow and tonight the stars of the show said in washington we're in london for their red carpet premier. kevin spacey is back as the master manipulating politician. season three picks up where season two left off with frank having taken over as president of the united states. got to go back and watch the first two so you understand how that happened. >>> the internet went crazy today over these two fellows. two llamas on the lam outside phoenix area and tonight we've go

. >> this is a shirley bassett a bought and will repost it on the app. >> reporter: the 30-year-old executiveistant calls posh mart part consignment store part social network. she sold more than 200 used items and making new friends. >> i can say if that's your closet name, tell me about the dress and through that process you get more personal and you get to know the women. i think that's a huge part of the success of posh mart. you get to meet really empowering women and someone who all have similar interests. obviously fashion. >> reporter: the mobile app let's users plug in their sizes and then scroll through a list of used items even vintage. >> this is something i looked for, for a long time and i'm so excited i found it 10 years later. >> reporter: posh mart as luxury brands which she says helps her stay chic while buying and selling on a budget. >> in fashion it's hard to say you are going to get the money back you spent on the item but i am a savvy shopper and i have made a nice chunk of change. it's a side business for me. >> reporter: now, the app operates similar to ebay where sell

workouts reposted, but the japs were still held up in these islands, even if we had them on the defensivewe had air cover, too. we all carry valuable cargo. but what about that big sea ship on the starboard? 2000 american gis aboard. behind us in the column, the ist's. flashing warning someone picked up unidentified signals off the detector. lookouts strained the eyes there between the trooper and the lst, was that the order? [bell] we were a juicy target, this convoy. the subs were an even greater danger. they wanted bad to plant one of their japs flags on us. our experts are laying down a pattern of charges. from down here you can feel the concussion from the ash cans going on around us. maybe they had located. we think that we got that one but there may be others that we cannot stop find out. this is an ideal time for attack. below the surface another sub maybe laying in the gap. and then the plane street to the north. suddenly the signal led from ship to ship. all clear? all clear. the alert is over and it is a welcome rest for our deserved, strained crew, a cup of job a and a quick r

we have reposted our segment on this story at maddow blog tonight in case you want to watch it again,s great. so for all of the details, the allegations of wrong doing for governor chris christie and his add minministration boil down to the prosecutor saying the christie administration quashed his indictment against some of the christie al lies. and ben farlin has been pursuing this case for a long time. the new reports this week are sort of shocking. federal investigators are now launched a formal from criminal investigation into this hunterdon scandal. so you mielgt have seen those headline -- might have seen those headlines this week. is it true? you have seen the headlines about it this week. is it true or is that false? false. or at least we don't know. here is the thing. ben varlin the local prosecutors, has been spoken to by federal investigators. he has been asked about his allegations against governor chris christie. that does not necessarily mean there is a new formal federal criminal investigation into the administration. the headlines have been juicy but they have been ove

. >> let's get to the huge debate here in the united states over immigration repost mortem. the court is blocking provisions of the executive order the president unveiled in november. republicans in congress had vowed to stop the actions. the original lawsuit was brought on behalf of these 26 states. you see them there. 24 of which have republican governors. one of the provisions of the executive action was set to go into effect this week. it would have expanded the program that allows undocumented immigrants here in the united states that are born in the united states to legally work and remain in the country. we're getting conflicted reports, seemingly conflicting reports on the administrations response. moments ago the attorney general of the united states said the justice department is now considering whether to pursue a stay on the judge's order. earlier the department of homeland security said it would comply with this court injunction. let's talk about where all of this goes. joining us is our supreme court reporter. you have been studying the documents, the legal par

i reposted it, because, look at his effort.l." this is greg scarnici, a script coordinator, a good friend of ours. we were so excited when you instagramed this. >> i'm going to be on "snl" soon? >> seth: there you go. there you go. if they know what's good for them. but this is the one that's a little troubling to me. >> isn't that cute? >> seth: well, i don't know. >> i know it is little troubling. only because -- >> seth: when i see cookie, i don't think, "oh, kids would be great at her." >> my kid will be great, right. i think that, because it's still network television -- >> seth: right. >> -- so it's not as racy as cable, so i'm not so, like, i feel bad. she's dressed like me. i'm a good person. >> seth: you're a good person. >> she's a good person. >> seth: you know, i have to say, what i love about the pilot, you see this in movies all time, guys get out of prison. that's how they start a show. you know this guy means business and are about to go back to their real life. they get out of prison they walk out. this is the

get back to the objection, there is a dramatic turn in the argument and in the restatement, a final repost of strauss to khrushchev where he goes through all this business about there being no longer warriors whose struggle and so on which sounds a lot like schmidt redux. but then there's a remarkable turn were perhaps it's not a struggle that constitute what it is. the final pages. in the final pages strouse reveals the real fundamental ground on which he objects to the universal homogenous state which is that if you have a universal political order, that order can only survive through a universal ideology that legitimates. a universal ideology necessarily entails suppressing objections to that ideology and intellectual resistance to that ideology. so it means a real threat to freedom of thought. if you compare that line of argument to a liberal cosmopolitan sense in perpetual peace, it is essentially the same line of argument. he says i want a republican federation that have liberal democratic state constitutions. but i do not want a world state. why? the world state could result in soul

repost has shown quality journalism brings success in this highly competitive environment, accepting award is amy schaltz. [applause] >> thank you very much. i am a senior editor for f re/code. my bosses wish they could be here but they are moderating a conference tonight and they could not make it. one of six conferences and that re/code will be hosting and they are important in this brave, new digital world. it is really only been a year since the re/code team broke away from "the wall street journal" to form our own organization. we post seven days a week from new york, washington, l.a., and san francisco. we spent a lot of time on features. it might seem a little weirder since we publish online instead of dead trees but we found they are among the most popular stories on our site. last year, we published re/code series on innovative cities including boston and las vegas and are planning to do more. among our feature stories was a look at the burning man and how one las vegas house of ill repute was the official brothel of ces. we could do this alone and will want to offer a thank

that once their media releases are posted that they reach far and wide almost instantaneously with reposting, and regeneration of follow-on links and translations into an ever-growing number of additional languages. now in terms of content we've all seen that it includes these horrible, horrific images in which hostages have been murdered or isil's adversaries on the battlefield have been executed in summary fashion. but we've also seen social media images of a bucolic family friendly welcoming light under isil's rule in their self-declared caliphate. as isil tries to paint a picture to entice disenfranchised individuals seeking ideological, religious or personal fulfillment, and not just a battlefield or a martyrdom experience. isil also generates releases that cater to a younger population very familiar with popular culture. these releases often reference western branding including popular video games. in an attempt to appeal to thrill ekers and youth looking for fulfillment. now the threat we face is not just from foreign fighters or terrorist groups including isil and al qaeda. individua

that once their media releases are posted that they reach far and wide almost instantaneously with reposting, and regeneration of follow-on links and translations into an ever-growing number of additional languages. now in terms of content we've all seen that it includes these horrible, horrific images in which hostages have been murdered or isil's adversaries on the battlefield have been executed in summary fashion. but we've also seen social media images of a bucolic family friendly welcoming life under isil's rule in their self-declared caliphate. as isil tries to paint a picture to entice disenfranchised individuals seeking ideological, religious or personal fulfillment, and not just a battlefield or a martyrdom experience. isil also generates releases that cater to a younger population very familiar with popular culture. these releases often reference western branding including popular video games. in an attempt to appeal to thrill ekers and youth looking for fulfillment. now the threat we face is not just from foreign fighters or terrorist groups including isil and al qaeda. individual

last month four of the agent us highest ranking individuals were reposted. >>> this afternoon, c-span will are live coverage of the conference starting at 2:45 eastern time. jay johnson will be among a series of speakers. and at 3:00 eastern c-span 2 will are white house cybersecurity coordinator michael daniel as he talk about information sharing between the government and private companies. his comments will be followed by a panel of private and government security officials. >>> later this afternoon, the first lady of afghanistan attends an event at the center for strategic and international studies on the state of women in afghanistan. c-span will be live with that discussion at 5:30 eastern time. >>> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road. traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend we've partnered with time warner cable for a visit to greensboro, north carolina. >> and after months and months of cleaning the house, charles hall bourn was making one more walk through. in the attic he looked over and saw a

strangers stealing family photos of children they don't even know and reposting them as their own usingly from digital kidnapping? >> would you go take your picture of your kids and pin it up on the telephone pole at the grocery store or in front of your house or the fire department or city hall? no. would you tape your wall threat? no. it's time to rein in our privacy. think about if it makes more sense to you to not publicly post on social websites and instead limit those to your own family, that would be a great tip. >> police warnitis hard to get pictures remove when parents posted them publicly in the first place. >>> and victoria's secret model carly klaus giving up her angel wings. her boyfriend could be to blame. her contract just expired. her boyfriend was reportedly involved in the decision not to renew it. she'll concentrate on college and other modeling jobs instead, she says. >>> and those are your headlines. poignant though they are. anna? >> hollywood's biggest night. all about the glitz and glam and we're not just talking about the outfots. some of hollywood's luckiest w