the vilified woman at the center, video grapher rielle hunter, returns with her 8-year-old daughter tocuss how they found happiness and to sell a book. here's abc's amy robach. >> i think what bothers me the most was the meanness of it all. the lack of understanding that happens when people make mistakes or people do things. everyone judges and jumps on you so fast. >> reporter: composed and subdued, rielle hunter today seems a far cry from the woman at the center of a political sex scandal. >> what have the last few years been like? >> everything i do now is based upon being a mom. mom first. and my choices, how they're going to impact quinn. >> reporter: quinn, the little girl she had with north carolina senator and presidential hopeful john edwards, is now 8 years old you've said quinn is aware of everything that went on, it's her history, and it was hard to avoid with all of the media attention and paparazzi. how are you doing, quinn? >> great. >> have you managed to create a normal life? >> oh, yeah. >> do you still have people circling you, pointing? >> no, no, not circling. ever

grapher. they got a nice likeness of you down at police headquarters. lookit there, sergeant. great work, barney. you got him. oh, sergeant nelson of the city police -- my deputy, barney fife. congratulations, deputy. oh, uh...uh...uh... i'll take him off your hands. well, barn, you got your felony and you got your arrest. yeah. ying along. i knew all the time that, uh... there's no use pretending, andy. i had it all wrong. hey...who...? who what, barn? who's the guy in the closet? oh. well, uh... this won't be easy, barney [horses whinnying]

. >> kim told me that the phone call was filmed by a video grapher that kanye hired. >> that the questionw another big revelation, kanye loves kim's breasts. ç >> i didn't need to know that. i'm going to move on now. last night i joined oprah at the premiere of greenleaf. her first tv series in 26 years. now that is worth hearing. she looks fabulous. it's working wonders and now she is breaking the news that she is putting the secret weight loss recipes in a cook >> i have had a long, journey resolved. p> you don't need to go more. you look perfect. >> you don't say that. see that's what happens. people say i don't think you need to go -- well i'm going to decide what that >> well, it's no secret oprah's weight watchers diet is behind her slim down but she is breaking news to me about her new weight loss project. >> you have a cook book coming out. >> weight watchers isn't a diet. it's about eating things that you love and making them healthier so i decided to take a lot of those ideas. some come from me. i'm not saying that i cook every day but i do cook @íd it's all of those ideas and

lisa: wlwt sports vied grapher mark slaughter is on the south tour. he has been making stops in indiana and kentucky today. he is with billy hamilton, adam duvall, jesse winker and mascot rosie red. their next stop is at louisville slugger field. we'll bring that to you live. more than two dozen people in 11 states and washington, d.c. have tested positive for the zika virus. all had traveled to countries caught in the middle of the outbreak. the real risks here right now and why the virus could be declared an international health emergency in the next few days. plus devry university sued for lying. what it said about its graduates that has the school underfire. kevin: a fantastic day across the area. lots of sunshine, highs all the way into the mid 40's. clouds are advancing in our direction as we speak and flurries could soon follow. i'm tracking the flurries and warm-up coming your way this weekend, lisa. lisa: caught on camera, have you seen this a questionable hit by a calgary hockey player. he gives a referee a vicious check on the back knocking

today, the winds didn't stop the kids from playing. this is at dire field. and this is from the video grapher, mike williams and it looks like they are having a ball. we will continue to have a pretty nice evening tomorrow, not going to be bad either. we have a lot more moisture in the form of clouds. take a look at -- sunset 7:00 to 8:00. we have high clouds, masking the sunlight, as we take a live look on top of the the star 64 tower cam, located in college hill. temperatures made it to the low to mid 60s. 64 for hillsborough and georgetown, dropped a degree in the last hour. we're in the mid 60s for owington. and wilmington in the lower 60s. an hour out of the southwest direction. we've had gusts up to close to 40 miles an hour in wilmington. the next system for thursday, still hundreds of miles off to the west. it's going to take a little while longer to get here through the day tomorrow. we're looking at spotty chances for rain. most of us stay dry. we will have more clouds around. we're dry on radar right now. high pressure situated to the southeast of us. tonight, we'll stay dry. we'll

a grapher was at the site when the worker fell the worker was not supposedhe third floor. >>> "time" reports apple ceo tim cook's version of the company's battle with the fbi in an exclusive s why he thinks the government is overreacting to the investigation of the san bernardino massacre. the fbi wants apple to develop software to carried by one of the killers. cook said it would put millions of people at risk. >>> bune" reports closing arguments in hulk hogan's lawsuit against gawker. hogan said it violated his privacy when it posed him having sexnd's wife. the judge ruled yesterday the jury won't have to watch the entire video. >>> "entertainment weekly" says late late show host james cordon internet in his >> the magazine looks at how ike adele into his comedy. corden will reach the one-year mark as host of the show next the "the late late show with james corden" airs at 12:00 eastern on cbs. >>> a nun is caught on tly stealing from a pennsylvania store. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

. >> the organization trains wounded veterans to hunt down child abusers and important grapher, he is now hunting cyber criminals. >> there is nothing better than taking these kids out of the life that they are in and bringing them into your arms and saying it's okay. >> these guys are greatest hundred -- hunters on the planet, can't hunt bad guys over seas anymore, we put them back to work. >> once the vets finish training they move on to a free internship with homeland security. they track them down, file sharing, they can determine what the guy has on his shared folder, his table of contents what he is building about having to trade, they can determine who is a hands on defender. >> he set up a fundraiser with the pasco sheriffs office. >> every penny that is donated to us goes to training and equipment, and keeping the heros alive. >> in pasco county. >>> if you would like to help these veterans we posted a link where you can go to our website at wtsp.com. >>> what we have in store tonight is one thing, we are all looking forward to tomorrow. >> absolutely. >>> we are trying to co

in the senate side, just behind where the photo grapher is now but he focused on law enforcement and had a number of chiefs and deputies from different law enforcement here and gave them recognize and the most exciting part of this was the national anthem. it's done by isaac slayed from the fray and i'll put it up on my facebook page. >> so he'll dig into all the issues as we debut that new show policy makers unplugged. it's happening 4:00 right here -`on denver 7. >>> well today a small business will tryyto set a record. they hope this giant ball of stickers will hope them name it's made up of 150,000 stickers and they need to beat 220-pounds and they say that it already weighings 225 pounds. it's now a ten million company with clients all around north america. >> we have put out over 10,000 miles of stickers. `f you lined them up and they would go back and forth,. >> it just happens to be sticker day. >>> robert pringle will tie theknot this week. >> i manned up, right i just said you know -- i've been trying talk it out-of her more months. wraps and they chose to have a small wedd

. >> i think i can tweet with the weather grapher. it is brutally cold out there. the current wind gusts are between 20-3 miles per hour. even a few higher gusts back near providence. this is the wind that's going to be with us today. it doesn't matter if it's this morning, this afternoon or this evening. zero in boston, 7 below in boston. the actual temperatures are running in the teens and will only get to the 20s this afternoon. we'll get a couple of clouds, but it's the frigid wind with the temperatures rising into a few clouds mixing in. the windchill will be in the single digits even at the warmest time of the day, still blustery for the ride home. more on the weather coming up. let's get you on the roads. weather and traffic together. >>> no major issues or back ups right now, but we hav issues on the expressway. the hov lane is opening late, not sure when it's going to be up and going, but for now, the northbound side of the expressway is moving along. 128 southbound, you are starting to get bid si between the expressway and the split. from the north seeing

you can see a video grapher as the things were happening. fortunately no injuries from the latest outbreak. more on the severe weather, bill kari karins, you've been busy this week. >> all of those were with the same tornado. all of the pictures you just saw. numerous tornadoes, you know, formed and reformed. >> talk about a super cell. >> exactly. this was it last night. 7:00 p.m. when we started watching the tornado forming right here a little hook echo right there. as it began to cross and head for interstate 70 we had our tornado emergencies. chapman, kansas, scary. looked like the thing was heading through the middle of the town and went a half mile to the south of there and where most of the homes were damaged. very mature storm in junction city, scared for you too and the storm weakened. by the time it got over you you had a hail storm. impressive stuff last night. today, cluster we iowa getting a lot of the thunderstorms and wind damage a problem overnight tonight. towards tomorrow, we will reload the atmosphere and possibility of a

kenneth cole is an oceano grapher and says horse owners seem better prepared to spring into action. >> we moved about 500 horses county wide. for lock heed fire we only moved 50. we attribute that to greater public education, helping people develop evacuation plans ofthei. >> reporter: rescues don't always go smoothly. >> we considers our fingers and hope they've been trailered before because that can be a problem. it can be a big problem. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains, david louie, abc7 news. >> here is another live look at the fire from sky 7. look at those flames coming off of those flames. let's check with spencer christian. spencer? >>> weather conditions will be improving. you can see cooling fog back at the coast. temperatures around the bay area are dropping off now as cool down continues. here is how things stand in the area of the loma fire. temperatures 86 degrees and warm, but not exceedingly hot. humidity is rather low and 16% is higher and wind is calm, there are occasional gusts to nine miles per hour. this nasa satellite image shows path of the smoke from th

we drive around with the video grapher to get a firsthand look on how things are going. sydney, what are we finding. >> i'm with the photographer. he's with the wheel. so far, all right. the roads are heading toward florence mall. on the way down, 71 south. slow go. day. i could tell you, drivers are dealing with visibility issues, home from work. the snow is not sticking to the pavement, but it is starting to kick to the grass here in northern kentucky. and i think other areas are going to see a little more than that, as the temperatures do get a little cooler this evening. we're going to continue to drive around and keep you posted. live, sydney benter, local 12 news. >> thank you, sydney. >>> city of cincinnati and urban housing development. they will take serious steps to improve. >> cdc property stands for the building. and working in the store this afternoon. what the changes mean for people living in the buildings. rich. >> tcb is a boston-based developer, way back in 1998. what got them to trouble, was a group of low-income subsidized apartment buildings, they took over from

we went after child porn graphers and for the most part shut that down online, why can't we do that fororists? lauren: valid point. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. nicole: yesterday morgan ortegus said back in the way osama bin laden use grainy videos to put videos and now they use social media and internet. in sports, cavaliers are not going down easily. they beat golden state warriors to force game 6 in the nba finals. >> took their hat to them, they had a great night. made tough shots and they did what they needed to do to get a win. nicole: in the nhl, the pittsburgh penguins return home with the stanley cup yesterday. all the highlights coming up, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. a nicole: just moments ago, the taller of two towers, the former casino on las vegas casino, closed last year. the resort had previously been opened for 60 years and was actually the inspiration for the movie casino. the other riviera monte carlo is expected to be demolished in august. lauren: sad in a way. let's take a look at sports. cleveland cavaliers avo

kenneth cole is an oceano grapher and says horse owners seem better prepared to spring into action. >> we moved about 500 horses county wide. for lock heed fire we only moved 50. we attribute that to greater public education, helping people develop evacuation plans of their own. >> reporter: rescues don't always go smoothly. >> we considers our fingers and hope they've been trailered before because that can be a problem. it can be a big problem. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains, david louie, abc7 news. >> here is another live look at the fire from sky 7. look at those flames coming off of those flames. let's check with spencer christian. spencer? >>> weather conditions will be improving. you can see cooling fog back at the coast. temperatures around the bay area are dropping off now as cool down continues. here is how things stand in the area of the loma fire. temperatures 86 degrees and warm, but not exceedingly hot. humidity is rather low and 16% is higher and wind is calm, there are occasional gusts to nine miles per hour. this nasa satellite image shows path of the smoke f

. >> they are all demo graphers and they don't persuade a single soul. >> president obama is a different clinton. and to expect the same kind of turn out dynamics is fundamentally a mistake. >> what should the party view the role of the chair next year. how should they view that? that makes it the most effective way to go. >> i have a lot of democratic operatives. i think when howard dean tried to do the 50 state strategy and it was goofy. the thing about it is the party needs to actually be working physically in lots of places. it reached into a lot of places. the idea was to have a national campaign and a national party. right now it doesn't look like a national party. say what you will. 06 and 08. bad political years. >> i get trashed by people in the party infrastructure. >> they didn't get a contract is my guess. charlie took. >> have a great holiday. >> coming up, fishiness in hawaii. my obsession comes out of the aloha state. it is not from the movie forgetting sarah marshall. we will tell you what it is. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power

and first responders arrived, an amateur video grapher captured the scene.ook and listen. >> this is right here. oh, no. this crane recently passed inspection when it was extended to a length of 575 feet. that is about two city blocks in length. it crushed several car cans and one of the people killed sitting in his vehicle. two others seriously hurt. and the injuries we are told not life threatening. it was used to replace a generator and air conditioning unit. there was nasty winter weather here in manhattan, moderate snow and winds. new york mayor de blasio said the crane at the time was being secured. >> it was moved in to a secure position because by the manufacture's instructions as winds topped 20 miles per hour. and this particular company, instructions were that the crane should be put in a secure position as the winds were approaching 25 miles per hour. >> reporter: according to the mayor he said it was the first crane incident since 2008. precautions had been put in place and if not today it could have been more lethal. >>> a panel rules that juli

with the gummer, adams clement, and our good video grapher. there's hope for a new band and it's the world's youngest boy band. that ken it would be tonight tonight you will be partying tonight tonight >> how cute! >> no more one direction. say hello to baby boys, that is boiz, the group was assembled to hopefully be a world of guinness record breaker. there's joy who is 9 years old, and gavin. he is pretty much over the hill. for some reason there's a new name jake. he is 23. we think he serves as part-time manager of the band. or something like that. >> i'm signing christopher up. >> seriously. >> he could totally do it. >> he can break a leg. christopher could have his own solo career. >> why haven't i thought of that in his 19 months. >> he could have his news conference and say, hey, look. >> i'm retiring. >> i'm too big for these other guys. these are just children. >> i got to move on. >> christopher can join 12 degrees. we can bring him. it will be the new gimmick. >> but you guys would need to get the band back together. can you promi

although many biing o graphers, sherman admitted many of the symptoms or mel encolia. he suffered a breakdown when he was relieved from command after exhibiting acute par noticia over the confed yerate greatly exaggerating their numbers. charged with insanity by the newspapers, he was sent home in disgrace and almost committed suicide. sherman was essentially a conservative and believed strongly of the rule of law, warning the may are of atlanta in 1864 the easier way to end the war would be for those to be in rebellion in the united states to simply obey the laws and constitution. he was an ad mimirer of souther planters and felt no re-voltion of safely in the south. he was truly happy for the first time in his life when on the eve of the civil war he was appointed superintendent of a new military school in louisiana, which is today louisiana state university. sherman's racism made his comfortable with slavery, but he had little patience with southerners who resorted to disunion in order to protect the insurance institution. breaking up the country, and firing on amer

legendary show stopper ron cook is to break the land speed record at murak dry lake in california video grapherk brazzo is at e starting loon, there to catch what they thinks will be another history-making days for ron cook. he's smashed several records and rarely disappoints. >> i'm seen ron race before. he's very fast on a bike. his bike is 200 miles an hour. kawasaki has a nitrous bottle on it. this thing is a rocket. >> mark watches as ron shoots down the path. it's only later he learns what happens next. ron moves up to fourth gear and hits the nitrous boost button. he's blasting at 175 miles per hour when his front wheel begins to wobble. ron struggles to regain control, but it's a losing battle. he makes a split second decision to abandon the bike, but as this terrifying video shows, his right legislate is caught under the seats pulling him at almost 200 miles an hour in the dusty surface. >> it dragged him like a horse would drag a cowboy. >> the friction of his body against the grounds burns through his protective suit. in another moment, it will tear his skin to shreds. somehow ron fl

andrew's slip up is so funny they tell their wedding video grapher to post it on the web. >> we werehinking it will be for our friends and people will watch it and then it started picking up speed really unexpectededly. >> it gets so many hits melissa and andrew's parents contact them on their honey. >> you have to get to a library and watch your wedding video. which was silly. >> and when they finally return home the hits continue to climb. >> it's like 80,000 and it's crazy. so it's clearly not just our friends watching it which is what we expected. >> it's touching and it reaches more than 1 million hits. >> the fact that she can't pull herself together makes it viral magic. >> my dad does it on purpose so it's actually his fault. he trained to do this and switches the two first letters of the word. so like sleeping bag is beeping slag. but despite it it's with love and took a lot of laughter. >> coming up, one of the hottest acts on the web features one of the craziest characters you've ever seen. plus a little boy. >> do i have stitches? >> yes. >> on my teeth. >> yeah. >> leave

megan shay there west chester is an inspiring ocean grapher.he's a senior at stanford university and aims to get the a ph.d. in oceanography. spencer dunn leave friday northeast philadelphia is a senior at hard regard and he is interested in medical research. from new jersey's lower is a rhodes scholar, senior in university of georgia majoring in economic and religion. laura is interested in peace keeping research. big congratulations to all of them. >>> lets talk about this weather. a shock to the system for a lot of runners at this years, philadelphia marathon what this years winner was able to do despite the uncomfortable conditions. straight ahead. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. >>> welcome back. we are following breaking news out of trenton. this is a live lot a fast moving fire, crews are battling this on weinberg place. we und

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. >> let's go to our demo grapher on that, robbie. why has that happened? >> in political science circles we talk about this as the great white switch. a lot of it really is reactions against the civil rights movement and the signing of the civil rights acts in the 1960s. it took until reagan where whites gradually began to vote republican at the top of the ticket and still voting for democrats and we still have robert byrd in the west virginia senate from the mid-1950s up until recently and we're just now seeing a republican senator from west virginia, but we see this shift. it really has to do with this kind of black and white divide in the south where white southerners really do start identifying with the republican party and it's a slow shift. but reagan is really the tipping point. as the charts show, we begin to see it becoming even more and more solid into the 2000s. >> paul, i want to go back and play you, because when you talk about past presidents, you'll make me bring up lbj. it is an interesting shift in the way democrats used to talk about pove

. >> reporter: walls is a celebrity individual grapher and artist but his new title is real estate investor. >> i feel as though i'm one of the people that would come back and make some change. >> reporter: he bought property after property along avenue of the states, here in downtown chester. he has used art, hosting performances, camps and paint days to change the culture and new businesses,. >> thinks under construction. >> reporter: he is juggling projects including a new coffee shop this will be the front counter. >> artist studios, theater, living spaces, dance studio, furniture store and more. >> we're building up for a court yard with dreams space. >> his dream is so huge, it is hard to think about it, all at once. >> sometimes i sit back and the guy that we laugh about it. >> reporter: vision of the new chester for people that live here, is one artists are beginning to see which is attracting, investors, and customers and walls is hoping others, do see the vision too. >> right now when you walk and look around what do you sigh. >> our artists have the best space. >> city that gives

today kenney held a panel discussion with two catto by graphers at philadelphia community college. the city is building a memorial stat the you to catto. kenney says it is an important step in philadelphia's history. >> there is no that i'm aware of public space that memorializees a single african-american in this city. i will make a political statement, in the end, this country will be saved again by african americans. >> the cat the owe memorial statue is expected to unveiled in the fall, and it will sit on the southwest apron of city hall. >>> for 17th consecutive year septa and philadelphia fire department are observing fire prevention week by placing cars in 2,000 septa vehicles. the cars which highlight smoke hazards were unveiled by septa genesis general manager and adam steel. fire prevention messages will be displayed on septa's bus digital displays throughout the week. >>> yom kippur known as day of atone. business to begin. jewish holiday is considered to be the holiest day of the jewish calendar. we are looking at file video here, high holiday which starts at sundown is

and marshall has been widely praised for transforming the supreme court into what his by grapher john edward smith calls a dominant force in american life. >> at 10:00 on real america -- >> roger. >> the roll will put the shuttle on its precise heading toward an imaginary target in space. >> the 1981 nasa documentary space shuttle, a remarkable flying machine, on the two-day maiden voyage of the space shuttle "columbia." on road to the white house rewind, the 1968 campaign film for republican presidential candidate richard nixon. >> i have decided that i will test my ability to win and my ability to cope with the issues in the fires of the primaries. and not just in the smoke-filled room of miami. >> and at 1:00, a panel of authors on their recent books chronicling mexican american civil rights from the 1930s to the 1970s. >> this coalition of labor unions, mexican american civil rights leaders and religious authorities came together to protest the exploitation of the program and in fact, accelerated congress's decision to terminate it the next year in 1964. and i think this was a mom

bio r link, a sympathetic grapher blames wilson for the failure but blames what he willful little group of men that held up actions that the president and the public thought was urgent. senator rafalet insisted that the bill was a means to go to declaration, and he was trying to preserve congress's constitutional duty to debate and decide whether to enter a war. the filibusters were called lafallet has nd been painted as a self-serving ego maniac. he was a senator. what do we expect? it takes something to get into this role. in the role he played senate was his personality, sort enabled into that and it. but this episode still stands, i hink, as an important example of an enduring truth. here is power in congress to impede the march to war. there is, of course, extensive power in the president, but latent also at least power in congress, even congressional minorities. a bullet in the chamber in the metaphoric sense, or llet that may be fired may be withheld. power is exercised by firing and refusing to fire. the political effort to stay out ultimately failed as a new congress quickly ca

traditional supply and reservoirs and the grapher us reservoirs, but there's an enormous amount we need to do and have to do and partly are doing on demand management and marianne will talk a lot about this, i imagine, but alternative supplies key also. the idea of created wastewater is critical and i would disagree a bit with ollie. all he made the contract-- comment about desalination and that's alternative supply of low on my list, but there are other things we ought to do on wastewater treatment. ninth, let's integrate us while her policy with other us policy, energy policy, land is policy, national securing policy and again, we talked of it earlier about energy, but there are a lot of things we do at the federal level that are not explicitly water, but that really are and that we don't integrate. 10th, corporate water stewardship, the corporate sector has a huge role to play here and maybe we can come back to this as well. i know you are interested in this, john and many others are. it's a key part of the future water is figuring out how to move towards sustainability. finally, env

so, it really, and historians, buying graphers should be careful to use word unprecedented but this as damn near as it can get. to me in mississippi, with clarke-reed and senator lott and cochran and there were others, you all built a republican party here because you needed a two-party system. i come from tennessee. same thing. when i was growing up, nine members of the house were democrats and two were republicans. today it is flipped. being a democrat in tennessee is like not as ticket to the higher office in anyway. so the question, i think that is really important here is depending on the long, what is the long-term effect of this the trump nomination on the republican party? because we need a healthy two-party system. we need people to feel confident enough in their bases that they're actually able to reach out and compromise. because it is the fear -- i would submit and senator check me on this, i would submit it is fear of the base that is limiting and disincentivizing compromise. i remember six years ago a senator from swing state a border state, called me, actually talk about

then as my grapher keeps panning in that direction. a car stranded, stalled out in the road. there is a note on the windshield for state farm insurance. not far from where i'm standing we met up with a woman and her husband who was spending his 90th birthday without electricity, and floodwaters rushing into the home they have lived in for decade. they have no flood understand. but it's their faith, they say, that is getting them through. >> we have some good neighbors. they have been pitching in and working with everybody. i'm grateful for that. and if fema can come through for us, everything will be all right. but i trust god more than anything. reporter: the governor of louisiana says some 30,000 people have been rescued since last friday statewide when those epic raints started falling. 40,000 homes across the state have been damaged by the floods in some way. a dawn to dusk curfew is in effect. officials say there have been reports of looting in spots. then there is some fear that receding waters from in and around baton ruining could make it way downstream. so people sou

achievement in cinema photo have graph i and this is the dude kevin just talk b he won best cinema graphere stage had all sorts of the weird angles on it, right. we came real close when he came up to get his oscar to getting the oscar of the moment, now watch this. >> he came within about 5 inches of taking a nose dive there. >> that would have been bad. >> slow motion. >> wow. >> had he done a face plant there that would have been. >> it wasn't that bad. >> he was smooth. he just stopped. >> man, man can you you imagine if he had gone down that would have been played over and over on you tube. >> i wish it would have happened and that way we would have something exciting to talk about. >> there were a lot of exciting things that happened last night that we will talk about throughout the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> of course, we will get into fashion. my number one winner. >> who. >> that woman from i like to eat danish rolls for breakfast. >> danish girl. >> is that the name of the film. >> other film with danish in it. >> that is her co-star, eddie redmayne. >> yes. >> man he is good, isn't he

if you make a sex tape of someone with their permission you are a porn grapher. if you make a sex tape without their permission we are told you're a journalist. i would say that is an insult to all journalists. this is not about the first amendment. it is about the most egregious violation of privacy imaginable, publishing a sex tape from the privacy of someone's bedroom. to hide behind the first amendment, behind journalism, that is an insult to journalists. that's why, that's why it was so catastrophic at the court in tampa, florida. they had all these abstract theories. we kept focusing on the facts of the case. a question of a.j. della rio. we said is there a sex tape you couldn't publish? well, maybe if it was a child. what age child? well, if it was a 4-year-old child. there were gasps at that point. it was like an aspiring child pornographer. that's not what journalism is about. i strongly believe in the first amendment. they play an important role in getting our checks and balances. but these were not journalists. >> do you think what happened to gawker h

>> so i play a rival porn nothing grapher and i'm in a relationship with the character played by keegan allen. >> he's brilliant. i've known him before and worked with him before. >> that's the other thing about you, when you work with actors you one thing. >> her we go. >> here is the break through to go viral. get ready, it's going viral. >> i had no problem with the love scenes. >> very brave. >> our guys are like, justin described them as shop, gym, tan. that's all our characters do. a lot of our scenes are lifting weights and tanning and in skimpy speedos. i had no pl have to check this movie out. >> my only problem with doing it, i will bust him a little bit is keegan stuffed his speedo. >> no! this is huge! >> everybody that came on set was like, what! what! >> stuffed his speedy with? >> in the movie he has the biggest bulge. i know for a fact he stuffed it because -- >> you know? scenes. >> this is astounding. >> i asked him, i said, is that all you? >> this is deep. >> i asked him directly. >> this is deep actor information. when you do a nude scene as a male, oftentimes, they

some of the best cripping to graphers, that they are working.hey create secure communication tools. all these are completely outside of the jurisdiction of the united states. so if their argument we hear companies stopped retaining copy of customer encryption keys for business reasons alone. this is simply not true. as we show in the report, research remembers steadily closing security vulnerabilities for deck cats. the move to give consumers back control of their keys is simply next step in a move to create secure cloud computing. controlling their own key allows you to better manage risk for themselves and improve security. fourth argument we hear, technologists could fix the problem with they study it harder or form a commission. encryption is not based on magic. no way to provide third party access to the government without introducing vulnerabilities that can be used by others. finally argument that companies should help law law enforcementk into the products they sell to government can gain access to encrypted data. if this technique were

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