do they also have post-traumatic stress disorder? dr.erl: yes, all of the cases that we looked at had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. soledad: the veterans administration categorizes ptsd as a psychological disorder, not a physical injury. yet they, too, are beginning to see a connection. dr. david shulkin is secretary of the department of veteran's affairs. secretary shulkin: it is a condition that impacts the brain. the brain's connection to the body into the physical symptoms is so integrated, so it's really not a clear distinction between brain disease and physical disease. these are really well connected. soledad: 33 and eligible for the g.i. bill, fadley came home. he studies film at usc. his thesis is called "into the trenches," and it focuses on his struggle with ptsd. doctor: depression on a scale of 1-10? jake: three. doctor: anxiety on a scale of 1-10? jake: seven. soledad: he hopes research will one day help him explain what caused those symptoms. jake: it makes you feel like you're not crazy. you can poin

in one post mr. bush discussed an article that suggested that a reporter was detained by the kenyan government because he was investigating, quote, barack obama's connections in the country and that shorties had locked up the reporter in order to prevent him from publishing what he discovered. the article that mr. bush quoted from and linked to was published on worldnet -- world net daily, a website known for peddling conspiracy theories, bogus claims, and white nationalism. in fact, world net daily is wildly known for trafficking in birtherrism, the widely debunked and racist belief that president obama was not born in this country. nonetheless, mr. bush presented the world net daily article as fact. this is a --this is a guy who has been nominated to be a circuit court judge and calling a world net daily article fact. during his confirmation hearing, i asked mr. bush -- and i asked him over and over again -- how he skied decided -- how he decided which sources to rely upon and how he determined tha

okay we've got breaking news, a national security story just post bid the washington post about national security adviser michael flynn and his contacts with russia. we have breaking news tonight that goes to the question not just of whether or not the national security adviser is about to be fired, but it also goes to how many people in the new administration knew the kind of trouble that national security adviser michael flynn was in. how many people knew about that and when they knew it. i want to bring you some breaking news that the "the new york times" just posted. this has just gone up since we went on the air. i've been marking it with my trusty highlighter. let me tell you what they've reported directly relevant to what we need to talk to congressman schiff about. trump campaign aides has repeated contacts with rux intelligence is the headline. the operative word being campaign. this is during the campaign. this is during the election. there's brand-new breaking news now from "the wall street journal." can we put this article on the screen please? did he make a full screen out o

here's what the "post" is reporting. this is a quote, "some of president trump's lawyers are exploring ways to limit or undercut special counsel robert s. mueller iii's russia investigation build a case against what they allege are his conflicts of interest, discussing the president's authority to grant pardons according to people familiar with the effort." jeff, why would the president be asking about a pardon? >> well, don, this is thing that we got a glimpse of in the president's own interview with "the new york times" that is still causing shockwaves more than 24 hours later. and it was -- he was raising the question of a conflict of interest of robert mueller. the special prosecutor in this case who is really conducting what is now a widening, deepening investigation that appears to go beyond election meddling in the 2016 election and it is clear the president and his team are focusing intently on the potential conflicts of interest as they're saying. but they're also talking about pardons. this "washington post" st

the south china morning post writes that tributes and tears are flowing for nobel peace laureate and prominent chinese dissident liu xiaobo. our own correspondents say there's been a virtual media blackout in china regarding mr liu's death. he's pictured on the financial times, too. the paper also looks at the uk going on the offensive against new york to try and win the world's largest initial public offering. it's trying to woo saudi arabia's oil giant aramco. london's proposing a loosening of governance restrictions. a parisian dinnerup the eiffel tower for the us and french presidents, and their wives. they're shown here on le figaro. in france for bastille day celebrations, donald trump has hinted that the united states‘ position on climate change could be reviewed. show me the money — but no notes and coins! the daily telegraph reports that visa wants to put cash out of business by paying shops to not accept tangible money. one consumer group says it amounts to bribery. and ‘sorry‘ seems to be the hardest word, but itjust got easier to say — or sing — without accepting liabilit

again. >>> here's another social media post.na republican party posted a question what's your obamacare horror story? let us know, they were not expecting the responses they received. within 24 hours, they got more than 1500 comments, the majority in support of obamacare. since then the post gone viral, more than 7500 comments and 5,400 share by noon today. >> there's been a couple of congress members done that. it takes one post to say hey, share along if you'd like. >> there >>> would you recognize parts of the declaration of independence here? some people on twitter got a little confused, some upset when npr did its annual reading of the historic document, we'll explain when we come back. z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy ♪ ♪. >>> on the 4th, tweeted out the declaration of independence to mark the holiday. but not everyone understood what it was doing. some accused the broadcaster of insighting violence even calling for a revolution. one twitter user acknowledged their mistake saying ok, i screwed up with the npr jumped the gun when

the post is reporting tonight that the spokesman for the legal team has resigned that post.ing us by phone is one of the reporters who just broke this story in "the washington post," ashley parker. thank you for being with us. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> let me ask you first about the pardon discussions you guys are reporting now. you sai say trump has asked about his power to pardon aids, family members and himself. you said a second person is discussing the president's pardoning powers among themselves. are you saying the president has made decisions about these things? is this being floated as a trial balloon? do you have any idea where they are in the decision making process? >> sure. the way it was explained to us is certainly the president has made no decisions. it's more that the president is an affidavit consumer of news and he's reading about both the expanding russia probe and also about a president's pardoning authority and as part of that he's become curious in understanding well, you know, what is actually the reach of my authority as pr

social media policy you should contact the post human resources department there you go. that's the opposite of a safeguard. that's a mandatory witch hunt. have you ever hunted away it's it's fun is that al. you get all your friends together get a bunch of torches and a rope you go into the woods and you find that dirty witch and cleanse the world over evil once and for all then you drink some cold beers. and make sweet love to a blue jay. or you really haven't since birth. i meant the baseball player. look this policy gives corporations a simple loophole to avoid criticism just by piling up for advertising this is exactly why weapons contractors advertise on all our channels it's not because sixty five year olds in poughkeepsie are thinking of purchasing an app thirty five fighter jet from lockheed martin or maybe. but honestly that's how a lot of washed. that was the last one i'm sorry i did this but it is what it is i mean the pows union like they're protesting this because you know it's a slap in the face of free speech and a serious disservice to the american people

the washington post, it is a campaign trailfor washington post, it is a campaign trail for them.campaign trailfor them. one washington post, it is a campaign trail for them. one or two washington post, it is a campaign trailfor them. one or two papers, the new york times honing in, some others may just leave it the new york times honing in, some others mayjust leave it for the time being? it is interesting, the investment in journalism at the washington post over the last year has been extraordinary. the coverage of the trump administration and their ability to keep getting scoops is really impressive. the daily telegraph, many papers in the uk lead on the story that bbc stars who are man are disproportionately paid, compared to their female counterparts. many of whom do exactly the same job will for example, the stars of their breakfast television. example, the stars of their breakfast televisionlj example, the stars of their breakfast television. i am sure there are going to be some good conversations this morning. how amazing for the bbc team. they must have been preparing for

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sessions is adamantly denying this as the post reported. just because kislyak reported it back to his superiors doesn't prove it happened. u.s. officials are trying to weigh this evidence and determine what exactly happened and whether it's true. >> let me make this clear, sexes adamantly denied, if he was denying there was any kind of conversation or is sexes acknowledging, hey, yes, there was some kind of conversation that tangent usually involved the campaign -- tan gentially involved in the campaign? >> you are asking interesting questions, his people were denying any meaningful encounter took place, wednesday he was asked under oath and testified before congress, he did hedge about this he said i can't recall every conversation, i don't recall meeting sergei kislyak, it might have happened. under oath, he didn't explicitly deny any conversation. but if there was a substantive meaningful conversation about the trump campaign of interest to the russians, that would be a hard thing for anyone seemingly to fail to recall. especially when h

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she did an impromptu sing-along, with her proud boyfriend shooting it on his phone and posting it for everyone to see. today, j-lo thanked her fans and her exwho was one of her producers for turning her single into a hit. ♪ >> by the way, can we give a shoutout to j-lo for her photo shop? here's the original one, and then yesterday the dress and the earrings changed to this red color before going patriotic for the fourth. the american flag and earrings changed again. >> nice. >>> you know taylor swift is known for throwing amazing fourth of july bashes with star guests and her current boyfriend front and center. where was this year's party? no bikini clad besties. no flying flags. no "i love taylor" tanks. the 27-year-old's rhode island mansion was anything but rockin' yesterday. >> woo! >> yes, there was an inflatable slide set up near the pool, but it seems the only ones enjoying the massive beachfront property were taylor's parents. her dad, scott, reportedly sent over "1989" guitar picks to fans camped out nearby with "we love you taylor" signs. so where was swift and her squad? >

card now to the washington post their slogan is democracy dies in darkness that democracy dies when a legacy news news legacy news organization does the bidding of the corporate state peddling endless war oh well let's not turn the lights out. we need those on to plan the war so the washington post has a new policy that punishes journalists if they use their own social media to make critical statements about the paper's corporate advertisers who now to explain the implications is our feral media watchdog john of o'donnell. well. i gotta say this is crazy crazy. awesome i mean it frees up all of the intrepid journalists at the post from having to write boring story after story about corporate malfeasance been there done that and i right now they can focus on important stuff . i'm going to say that corporate takeover of our country is amongst important stuff it's played out dude i mean some of the pows advertise include corporate to him it's like glaxo smith kline pharmaceuticals bank of america and koch industries we all know those three entities are grinding america into another hell'

we are about to take you on a journey inside one veteran's post traumatic stress. isn't it draining? >> oh, -- >> reporter: just to go to >> reporter: simply tell you how veterans live with post traumatic stress wasn't enough we needed to show you what army veteran chris and others endure every single day. >> one day i had a conversation with my doctor i said why ... >> reporter: just take your time. >> why ... what? oh, ... what did i do to end up like this. >> reporter: chris served six combat tours, four in afghanistan, two in iraq. war changed him. >> fully functioning no feeling, no emotion whatsoever. did not care about anything exceor rotation to the next combat zone. >> reporter: when he came home for good chris was different but didn't know he needed help until two years ago. >> i don't remember, you know, what i was like prior to six deployments. >> reporter: what did you see that still haunts you? >> february of 2014 we were in faluja. >> reporter: chris' platoon was ambushed >> like a scene from the wild wild west, people running cars going down alley w

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for instance which for which post partisan facebook posts are more sicked after news on the established media the question is why do you think people turn to posts in facebook as opposed to the mainstream media space well it's still not. that reflects the echo chamber nature of social media which is a huge problem but it's not just a huge problem in america it's a huge problem well why where people. retreating into that try and when they use particular facebook but also twitter they use these scenes to confirm what they already think but it's also true of television. in america for work says let me let me just finish this point about a television in america you have an echo chamber television culture where the left watch m.s.m. b c and the right watch fox and it doesn't really give them any news it simply lectures them and confirms what they already think social media is part of that but to pick out social media and say that the parts of media. in a sense i think would be a mistake the question is do you mean like the social media gives them what they want to hear it when more than the

the post reporting russia's ambassador to the u.s. told his superiors in moscow that he discussed campaign-related matters with then senator jeff sessions during the 2016 presidential race. "the washington post" citing current and former u.s. officials. now if true, this directly contradicts what sessions has said about his meetings with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. kislyak's accounts of two conversations with sessions who was then a u.s. senator and top foreign policy adviser to trump were intercepted by u.s. spy agencies. remember, sessions initially failed to disclose his contacts with ambassador kislyak, and then said that the meetings that he had had nothing to do with the trump campaign. one u.s. official said that sessions, who testified that he has no recollection of the april encounter has provided, quote, misleading statements that are, quote, contradicted by other evidence. a justice department spokeswoman responded in a statement to the post, quote, obviously, i cannot comment on the reliability of what anonymous sou

this is not about the washington post. the post can write whatever it wants.e that dana is talking about was totally balanced. it says at the very end they tried to reach the nra for a comment and the nra declined. what this really is about is these two videos, the first one and the follow-up, both of them really calling for violence against the left, and that is -- >> that is absolutely ridiculous. >> martha: in what way were they falling l calling for violence. >> it was clenched fist of truth. if you're going to quote me, quote me accurately. >> i said that. >> you said freedom. >> point taken. >> how were they inciting violence. >> if you watched the videos fairly they're arguing that everyone on the left is an an arc kift who is throwing trash cans through windows. >> no. >> conflating the left with those who should be in jail. those people are terrible. >> i'm glad you said that. >> calling the people on the right. >> martha: i have to jump in here. >> just hold for just a second. >> i have to jump in. matt you're conflating peaceful fro test and vile pl

the post quotes one u.s.fficial that sessions has provided misleading statements that are contradicted by other evidence. for more by ashley parker, the new host of the beat with ari melber. let me start with you. i feel we should maybe try to back up here at least for a second. we have a very explosive moment. you can play it out in a way that is dire for the administration. but tell us what we do know for sure reading this and some of the questions are left unresolved. >> right. i think as your question very carefully points out, this is something that sounds really bad. jeff sessions may have been further misleading about the russian ambassador. sounds bad. what is potential lay good defense for the white house, the "washington post" is relying on an interception of russia's version of events. that might be accurate or not. do the thought experiment about is russia in a completely separate category, would we accept it as probably true, quite possibly not true? you and i were speaking before we went to air

"the washington post."the new york times" report that attorneys and aides are scouring the backgrounds of robert mueller looking for ways to undercut the probe. >> "the washington post" reporting the president has asked about his pow or the pardon aides, family members, even himself. one adviser told the post the president wassimply curious agent the reach of his powers. jeff zeleny has more from the white house. >> reporter: christine and miguel, president trump and the white house increasingly focused on the special counsel's investigation. the independent investigation into the russian meddling of the 2016 election. there are indications the election is spreading. president trump made that indication in his interview with "the new york times "earlier this week when he talked about robert mueller. and that he could being look into the trump family's finances. the president said he thought that would be outside of the purdview of that. this is increasingly dominated much of the conversation here at the whi

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born angela white once worked as a stripper and posted her own pictures on her social media accounts.ouldn't be bullied to say you used to do this so you deserve that. >> let's say chyna posted similar nude pictures of herself and a former lover posts similar pictures how does the law distinguish between pt two acts. >> first of all she's not posted pictures of her genitals in the past, secondly any photos she may have chosen in the past that's her choice. she gets to choose. this time if those photos are made public and she did not constent to it. >> also a complex back story. chyna was close friends with kim and chyna's started dating rob kardashian and had his baby. >> what do you say to people that say it is about revenge for the kardashians. >> that's not even my character s of i see these things and never address it. because i'm a bigger person. robert came at me. >> he said you used him for fame and fortune. >> i was already black chyna before the kardashians. >> i think we need to push back on the notion that because black chyna was a stripper that it's okay that he published

the post cites a u.s. official that says this means jeff sessions was misleading the public. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. and the idea that i was part of a, quote, continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government is totally false. >> and, quote, a former official said the intelligence indicates sessions and kislyak had substantive discussions on matters including trump's positions on russia-related issues and prospects for u.s./russia relations in a trump administration. now, the post makes an important point that we all obviously have to keep in mind here. the officials acknowledge that the russian ambassador could have mischaracterized, exaggerated, even made up some of the nature of these interactions. the russians obviously may have their own motivations in how they discuss these meetings, even on their private lines. s as for these anonymous u.s. officials

in response to the post reporting, the white house said "more fake news from the amazon "washington post course, amazon's chief jeff bezos owns the post and the white house moments ago said once again, the recess reporting is "fake news." now to that ceremony at the white house now. the white house introducing the president. the president will make the awards. let's listen. [applause] >> steve, i know you're watching. let me say we're inspired and relieved by your recovery. it's an answer to prayer. we're especially honored to be joined today by your remarkable and courageous wife, jennifer. [applause] jennifer, you will remain in our prayers until steve is back to work. jennifer wanted me to recognize two medical professionals that cared for congressman scalise from the very moment that he arrived at the hospital and the others that were wounded that day. dr. jack sava saved lives and we're honored by your presence today. [applause] finally, here on american heros week, we gather in particular to honor five truly remarkable americans. they rushed into harm's way and prevented a greater

post isn't actually the real ed sheeran. it was a fan page of a post that's since been corrected.ght now in the social media world. nick, i know you were very worried about this story, so you can breathe a sigh of relief now. >> yeah, as long as he stays on the radio, i don't care. do you? >> no, i'm with you, actually. i just want to hear his songs, but i do sympathize with the twitter being mean thing. kendis and i tried going live on twitter the other day to experiment. we were silent half the time. we realized comments were so inappropriate, we couldn't finish any of the sentences. >> yeah, i'm thinking about something someone once called me. i'm not sure is if it's okay. if it's okay, after the break i'll say what someone's called me. >> now we understand, ed sheeran. >>> celebrities just like us, right? so they probably celebrated the fourth of july, just like us, right? like steph curry and his wife, couple hanging out on a boat in the turks and caicos? not like us at all. >> christie brinkley is striking a pose off guardner's bay new york with some friends. >> actress kath

the washington post reports russian ambassador to the post told his possible bosses in mod about campaign related matters with sessions in the 2016 election. if true, this information directly con interetr if true, this information directly con interetadicts what sessions said with the meetings with the ambassador kislyak. here is the second story we're following. a turn of events involving trump junior and paul manafort. russian meddling in the 2016 election has struck a deal with the men allowing them to avoid making appearances in high profile public hearings that would take place next week in exchange trump junior and manafort have agreed to provide records to the panel and privately interviewed ahead of any public session. then this, a shakeup at the white house communications staff. the press secretary sean spicer has resigned after six months of sparring with the media and sparring with the reporters and defending the president. spicer calling it quits on friday. he resigned after trump fired financier anthony scaramucci. let's look at the washington post over jeff sessions who is

matthew: 60% of all the posts were made from 100 profiles, posting between the hours of 9:00 and 5:00ific time. sharyl: which means what? matthew: they were paid to post. sharyl: brown says it's rampant on social media. one popular tool -- "zombie profiles" that make automated "robo" posts. matthew: a zombie post is a fake, purchased, or rented facebook profile that's expressing the views of an organization as if it was his or her own. but, when in reality, the comment being on software and written by generally one or two people. so, the zombie posts will go out on a schedule and then they are supported by zombie likes. sharyl: is there any reason to believe republicans don't do the same thing, and corporations, as well? matthew: there's no reason to believe that everybody's not doing it. sharyl: even the government is in the game. leaked emails show the feds seeking persona management, software to allow 10 personas per user. they talk of creating an army of fake social media profiles maintained by actors gaming to hide their true location, and using tricks to add a level of realness

he posted in this extremely long, rambling blog post, but he specifically engineered it to cause as much harm as possible to myself and make me a target for this undercurrent of hatred towards progressive people, march ginnallized people in games -- marginalized people in games and on the internet at large. he actually workshopped how to sort of make his posts go viral with marketing campaigns instead of trying to sell gum, it's trying to ruin your ex-girlfriend's life. >> host: how close did he come? >> >> guest: it worked quite well. i still get constant death threats, my family, they've circulated nude photos of me, found out where i live. one person spent upwards of five figures in hiring a p.i. to hang out and do research into me and dig through my trash. it caught on outside of gaming with a fringe, right-wing what people are now calling the alt-right, but back then they didn't have a word for it. all of them just sort of -- i was the target du jour, especially because i refused to back down and called it what it was and didn't just hide. >> host: what does this have to do with pol

you don't need to be allowed to post beheadings to recruit fresh people to go and fight for isis but i think that there was a need to twitter is made every effort to close down. isis or accounts that are supposed to recruit isis terrorists i think again the question is wrong because the issue is again business models and media take you true for example we know that there's. a lot of dreadful content on you true beheadings seems to get through the filter the problem with you true business business model anyone's allowed to post anything and the business model of view through which makes it such a profitable company is not hiring a lot of adults is allowing everyone to post whatever they want and selling advertising around. the traditional media model is to cure rate is to create gatekeepers have editors and professionals like you who will determine what will appear on it what we need is to convince and perhaps legally require companies like twitter or facebook to hire editors to make sure that the content that's published on that network isn't offensive particularly when it comes to w

dave says, perfectly happy, i only post things i would be happy, i only post things i would be happy in the financial services? i know that the hiring process in the financial services is very detailed. you have to fit a certain type of person because of the regulator, the criminal potential in the industry. i think the people again, this hasjust been mentioned, that should be most concerned our young people who might perhaps be doing foolish things, posting them ona doing foolish things, posting them on a chat site, and years later, it comes back to home. i know that at some schools there are warnings going out for the last few years, be careful what you post, these things could be on there for ever and they might not do you good later on. you do not think about that when you 1a. thank you very much. we will see you soon. thanks for watching. quite a chilly start for some, especially in rural areas. largely dry and plenty of sunshine developing once again, but also a few scattered showers today. the high pressure is still dominating bringing fine, settled conditions. but we have thi

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one of the president's lawyers jay sekulow told the post that the "told" the post that the transactions are quote far outside the scope of a legitimate investigation. all of that explanatory reporting and work down from the "washington post." simultaneously the "the new york times" reporting that bob mueller's inquiry evolving into an examination of trump's financial history quote has stoked fears among the president's aides. so i say that bloomberg story yesterday was really important in part because of what it seems to have occasioned, bloomberg reports that the president's finances and his financial transactions and his business transactions are now being investigated. also, "the new york times" reporting within the last couple of days that deutsch bank is having his trump transactions reviewed by banking regulators and deutsch bank expects to be handing over their trump-related records to bob mueller very soon. so you take all that together. what happens over the course of the last couple of days, and particularly with that bloomberg story, it becomes clear that this thing is taking

one ad may be for several posts. the nhs faces with staff recruitment and retention. dominic hughes, bbc news, blackburn. you are now up—to—date with the top stories. now, newsnight. good evening and welcome to washington, where tonight the raging storm is a political one. this capital city is buzzing tonight with vicious intrigue and raw politics. the president is at daggers drawn with the man he appointed attorney general, jeff sessions. the issue, of course, is russia. donald trump cannot forgive mr sessions for recusing himself from an fbi inquiry into any russian meddling in last year's election — an inquiry which, if you're looking from the white house, is ever expanding.

he spent the 4th of july in ghana and posted this video documenting his trip.long with the video kaepernick tweeted, how can we truly celebrate independence on a day that intentionally robbed our ancestors of theirs? to finds my independence, i went home. kpix 5's wilson walker reports on whether the free agent's outspoken political views will hurt his chances of returning to the nfl. >> what have i or those i represent to do with your national independence? >> reporter: opening with a quote from frederick douglass, colin kaepernick's one-minute 4th of july video post takes him to ghana, retracing the steps of slaves before he is welcomed home to find what he calls his, quote, personal independence. >> and independence day was not to be celebrated. >> reporter: by now you know how people feel about the former 49ers quarterback. >> a lot of people like him. a lot of people dislike him. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: but even among his supporters -- >> i like that he gives back the community. >> reporter: -- this video raises the question, is this a man who moved on fro