you can access or blogs, listen to our podcast and connect with us on social media. you can watch our events through live streaming. we are pretty much taking the model that the lepage center has multiple nodes and multiple entry points and you can be a part of our community and exit it innocent. you will always be welcome. >> it is sort of a different conception of a center. we are not a building. we don't have a prime office. we do have a room on villa nova's campus. our action doesn't happen there. our action happens out in cyberspace an everywhere. we are trying to apply these principles of history communication to the building from the center from the ground up. we actually do have two history communication fellows at the lepage center. the first two anywhere. they are undergraduate students and graduate students that help is communicate historical scholarship through this new medium. >> i want to come back to the issue of the social media. brian, do you want to finish up with the first round of questions? >> i will try to see if there is anything left to say. a

. >> al all i know i am meeting a blog expert today. i have no idea who it is. i walk in and i turn the corner and i literally saw god. >> ahh. oh, god just walked in the building. >> now, again, i think he went to bensalem high school, philly guy through and through. >> but we have some questions about, you know? >> first congratulations on the weight loss, he looks fantastic, i met him in the green room. really great guy. but yes, we need to talk to him about this god thing. >> the epiphany? >> yes. >> lourdes, guadalupe a, someplace in los angeles. >> fatima you. >> got it. let's get right out to steve keeley. hey, steve. >> reporter: well, they finally let me in a heated building for the first time in a week. sorry if i look like a slob, but i have to take the hat off. we are in a pack ocean city gym. with a lot of kids, with a lot of reason to be psched. they've got new jersey's teacher of the year, who could be the teacher of the year nationally. so let's roll out the band, the cheerleaders, this is like a bob kelly live shot. the stands are full. we are a

event, and we find that we have growing traction virtual traction many that people comment on the blog posts that connect either our paper collections through the three dimensional collection s with the modern events of the modern world, and then the next step is to draw them in person for the building, and you don't have to go to lexington, virginia, and i drew it there from there this morning, but you have to make an effort to come to visit uses, and the lectures in the evening and the lunchtime build on that growing virtual presence. >> primarily, you are focused on getting to the marshall center, and this is the primary way of reaching the audiences. >> we are trying to get the people to visit us on site and endeavoring to take the lectures and programs beyond lexington. >> dane? >> yes, first of all to your initial question, and that has to do with are we reaching an audience and how. we need to recognize and we do on some level that there is an innate history that is foundational to everyone, and you can see it in the variety of ways with the fascination of genealogy and people a

you can access our blogs, listen to our podcasts, connect with us on social media. you can watch our events through live streaming. we're pretty much taking the model that the lepage center has multiple nodes and multiple entry points, and you can be a part of our community at any time, and you can exit our community at any time, and you'll always be welcome. so it's sort of a different conception of a center. we're not a building. we don't have really a prime office. we do have a room on villanova's campus. but our action doesn't happen there. our action happens sort of out in cyberspace and everywhere. we're trying to apply these principles of history communication to the building of the center from the ground up. i will also finally just mention that we actually do have two history communication fellows at the lepage center. the first two history communication fellows anywhere. and those fellows are undergraduate and graduate students who specifically work with us to develop and hone their history communication skills as well as help us communicate historical sch

open minded about people. >> the blog's goal naming the homeless. >> our blog contents are primarilyl stories from homeless individuals with intent of tearing down negative connotations for the term homeless. >> every other saturday afternoon lauren and her family head in to philadelphia with their note pad and a care package filled with all sorts of necessary items. >> we'll have gloves, socks, hats. >> toothbrush, toothpaste. bunch of different shirts some of them are still brand new and have tags on them. >> clothing and mys are mostly donated by friends and family. well others donate money toward naming the homeless gofundme page. >> it's just real relieving and overwhelming that we got so much support. >> so far lauren interviewed six people. >> just shows you that they're a real person and they went through some stuff just like everybody does. >> chaz pictured here is known for finding stray cats a new home. >> usually when you think homeless, like, a lot of negative stereotypes come to mind. so this is the kind of show you that like it gives you a name, an image arc person a s

of match day twenty is on track side just catapulted into second place after beating a frustrated blog top team to no but would they stay there let's find out on the bundesliga here's what's coming up the week leading bahrain have been playing like a super team but they face their kryptonite on saturday hoffenheim have costa byron in two years but their hot streak against the chants continue. and relegation threatened to hamburg have their hands full when they travel to leipzig but would there be a crafty new plan in place for the new coach pulled up to tame the red bull. hello welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i am matt herman good to have you with us we're going to lead off with the team who has been leading the bundesliga ever since match day ten after a slow start buying munich made a coaching change they brought back stalwarts you've hike since then they've lost just once in the league but saturday brought a tough test against often not a team who were on beaten against biron in their last three meetings you know that kind of success led some to put you leonardo's man in the f

built into the algorithms -- >> i want to read what part of what a facebook product manager wrote in a blog post about social media affect on democrat, quote, i wish i could guarantee that the positives are designed to out weigh the negatives but i can't that is why we have a moral duty to understand how these technologies are being used and what can be dop to make communities like facebook as representative civil and trust worthy as possible. >> so that engineer is a very brave man. he's the first active employee at facebook to stand up and point out what many of us who used to be involved with the company have known and be trying to explain to people. that it isn't a facebook set out to cause problems. these are good people. but they weren't thinking about it. they just plain were looking at it without imagining that all of these tools that are great for proctor and gamble could be used by the russians and other bad actors who do terrible things and there has been really dozens of examples of this. and they continue to pretend like none of these things are related. and our point and his p

he has also taken into his blog, saying... also taken into his blog, saying... —— not to submit to communism. cardinal zen has shown he can be outspoken. outspoken. obstacle to china and the vatican reaching a deal. reaching a deal. david campanale, bbc news. the bbc did ask the vatican to respond to cardinal zen's comments. it has so far declined to do so. kasia madera, i love street art and graffiti, particularly banksy. graffiti, particularly banksy. appeared on a bridge over a city in hull last week. hull last week. cover what they covered up with white paint. white paint. a local window cleaners save the day. danny savage with this story. it appeared last week on an old bridge in hull. attached to the end. people flocked to see it, but then it all went wrong. to this piece of culture. it was painted over and potentially ruined. but before it dried, volunteers turned up to uncover it. armed with some ladders and white spirit. he was back at work today, being modest about his achievements. one act of vandalism. it shows that people are better than that. now a plastic screen has been put u

open minded about people. >> reporter: the blog's goal naming the homeless. >> our blog contents are stories from homeless individuals. >> reporter: every other saturday afternoon lauren and her family head in to philadelphia with their note pad and a care package filled with all sorts of necessity items. >> we'll have gloves, socks, hats. >> like toothbrush, toothpaste. a bum of different shirts some of them are still brand new have tags on them. >> reporter: clothing and supplies are mostly donated by friends and family why others donte money toward naming the homeless gofundme page. >> it's just really relieving and overwhelming that we got so much support. >> reporter: so far lauren has interviewed six people. >> it just shows they're real person and they went through some stuff just like everybody does report roar chaz is known for finding stray cats a new home. >> usually when you think homeless, like, a lot of negative stereotypes come to mind. so this the kind of show you that like it gives you a name, anime m arc person arc story a background and all these differ things that

. >> anthony: so who blogs about food here?s, holding down multiple jobs between them. but they hold on to their fierce love of food and cooking. who are your readers? >> atim: primarily nigerians. >> anthony: homesick nigerians, also, i would think in the states. >> iqou: particularly homesick. >> atim: yeah, but then people who are married to nigerians that want to learn the cuisine. >> anthony: ah. these days, one often eats quickly in a place like this. yakoyo, serving traditional nigerian dishes made the way they should be made. >> iqou: this is called ewedu, juiced nigerian leaves. >> anthony: ewedu is a soup from the yoruba tribe. crayfish, chilies, locust beans and jute leaves. this is good. >> oz: have you had jollof rice? >> anthony: it's rice cooked with -- >> atim: tomato sauce. >> oz: spiced tomato sauce. it's almost like spanish red rice. >> anthony: jollof rice a staple across west africa. country of origin? don't get into that issue. it's contentious. all i can tell you is it's delicious. now who runs these busi

. >> the father of three, and faithful >> he reached out to local cops and printed on his blog. the relatively unknown blog lighting up with traffic and months later when another wave of letters went out. >> 500 per day. >> he said he was flooded with e-mails, men from all over the u.s. who seemed to have one thing in common. >> he's targeted affluent neighborhoods and lawyers. they're concerned about losing their status if he sends out information. >> and for some, smn have started. >> the wives open the letter and confronted them when they got home. >> another. >> he said i live in a golf course neighborhood. if the attacker sent something out to everyone in my neighborhood, even though i've about been faithful, my reputation would be wrecked. >> should you send money >> no, absolutely not. they're hoping that they might get lucky with someone who actually has maybe been unfaithful, there's some infidelity there if they hit that target, that's a person who's probably willing to pay. >> the letter he says, just one criminal extortion product using crypto-curren crypto-currency.

as moore has it in the very end wing of her blog is turning increasingly euro skeptic you don't invite hungary's leader slash. viktor orban to a party summit for nothing. then there's the issue of how much to spend on the army the conservatives are seeking more military spending to reach the nato target of two percent of g.d.p. the social democrats though say that's not what germany needs if eventually these things are nuff to cause a mismatch angle americal may end up in real trouble and as the prospect of yet another election looms recent opinion polls show that more than half of all germans are against medical as chancellor we spoke to us who says an election rerun could be closer than many think the trust in the great question is beginning to diminish quite considerably in. population there is already much of a majority of people calling for new elections as recent polls have shown a good negotiator would have seen much earlier that one of the three or four or even negotiating parties. why i'm to represented in two different points that were gathered to flow with mission and obviou

, a statement made a blog post, working to prevent the spread of false information but also said in theend social media may be having a negative impact. mark zuckerberg promised fixes and renewed focus on posts from family and friends after facebook faced big criticism following the 2016 presidential election, including accusations that the social network didn't prevent the posting of fake news stories. >>> the increased security meant to prevent suicide on the golden gate bridge appears to be working. the bridge district added five new officers on its patrol team specifically to focus on heading off potential suicides. new numbers showed those patrol officers have been successful in stopping 245 attempted suicides since that point. that's up from the year before when they managed to stop 184 attempts. the bridge district will prepare a suicide net under the bridge by the year 2021. >>> we're still getting used to the terms real idea. you're going to need a current driver's license that will remain valid for everything else. >> there's no need to rush into a dmv field office. until octo

open minded about people. >> reporter: the blog's goal naming the homeless. >> our blog contents are personal stories from homeless individuals with intent of tearing down negative connotations for the term homeless. >> reporter: every other saturday afternoon lauren and her family head into philadelphia with her note pad and a care package filled with all sorts of necessary items. >> i have gloves, socks, hats, toothbrush, toothpaste, a bench of different shirts. some of them are still brand new. >> reporter: clothing and supplies are mostly donated by friends and family and others by the gofundme page. >> reporter: so far lauren interviewed six people >> it shows you they're real person and went through some stuff like everybody. >> reporter: chaz is known for helping homeless cats >> it gives you a name, an image, a person, a story, a background and story and all these different things. >> reporter: her mom kathy captures images with her cell phone, as lauren's sister helps taking notes. in burlington county, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >>> mending his marriage, jay-z gets candid. wh

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all the money are known on them blog chain and we track them and we die exam. as for legal matters of course hackers should be prosecuted and we give it to an f.s.a. and to a japanese authorities to find and prosecute them has this affected them scheme unity in any way what's the chatter like. name can mean give us always drapes and we saw support from people all the time but sometimes such an unfortunate even should happen to really give a good test to our community and real education is happening. people are getting good advice on how to secure their funds well you've heard of the new paradigm of global finance and global crypto security but we can only hope we can learn from our mistakes and have a safe future. go. joining us here on r.t. international it is a busy day for worldwide headlines we are back at the top of the i'm a. spiritual people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's full on. the only show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are

. >> reporter: so he posted the letter on his blog. >> it jumped up to 200 a day. >> rep the blog lightingp with traffic. months later when another wave of letters went out. >> 500 per day. >> repor he says he was e-mails, men from all over the u.s. who seemed to have one thing in common. >> he has been targeting affluent neighbo and targeted a lot of lawyers. they are concerned about losing their social status if this attacker send out information to their friends. >> r for some trouble already started. >> their wives got the letter first, opened it and confronted them when they got home. >> repor and another. >> he said, a golf course neighborhood if the attacker sent out something to everyone in my neighbor even though i have been faithful my reputation would wrecked. >>r: should you send money. no, absolutely not. >>epor a fbi specialist. >> they are hoping they mht get lucky with someone who actually infide there, and if they hit that willing to pay. >> rep the letter he says one criminal extortion plot using cryptocurrencies the fbi is watching closely. >> the idea behind virtual cur

companies like universe are out there or digital currency is sort of a capital intensive endeavor blogchain all the digital currencies which one do you think holds the longest promise for value i think thrusts next couple of years the definitely of the cryptocurrency market will continue to born then but and their end of the day always for the infrastructure company has always been so we will see i think from on the horizon the five to seven the years that all those companies who will build up the next infrastructure products there will definitely when we will we may see it for example google google is current of them in the. whole i would say they're from the provider in the internet as a sort of was still there through his own smartphones. but they are i think of themselves as infrastructure company i'm curious how did you get involved in this whole thing doing a nice c.e.o. in being involved in the black gene i'm assuming they're poor but actually a couple of years ago i went to the venture and that's the point of my life and i was one of the most active business angelas in russia i

she has started a blog >> she's still going to school but already changing lives.l college student sent using her voice to tell the stories of the men and women most in need. philadelphia's homeless. and man, some of those stories are amazing. fox 29 photo journalist bill reports. >> i basically just listen and like look at my notes at the same time. >> twenty year old college sophomore, lauren purr nel, has the passion to become a print journalist. >> i kind of think of it as like an interview series. >> so to help build on her interview and writing skills lauren store dollars a blog, but it is much more than a tool. >> it has taught me to just be more open minded about people. >> the blog's goal, naming the homeless. >> our brondecon tents are primarily personal store frist homeless individuals with intent of tearing down negative connotation cents for the term homeless. >> every other saturday afternoon, lauren and her family, heads into philadelphia, with her note pad, and a care package, filled with all sorts of necessary items. >> well, the gloves, socks, hat

blog. we got that all. boast or. well you can either water me in with what's in store me and. what's my usual natural rights now don't worry this isn't my neighbor's klotz this is a room specially created to relieve stress. let's see if it works like a new card they are going to put in a formal and there's a large that. i must admit it's not a bad way to relax mostly just not true to me. i recommend it you know what they say smashing the shelf a day keeps the psychiatry has to wait. well you look just at history. i almost fell on my feet at some. time. but i still missed the mountains so. i went to the ski resort to salt. the google festival starts tomorrow it's basically the same scale consistent with a big twist that's only one. this unfortunately isn't a ski boots it's a leg brace i need to wear off to breaking my own code. takes things to a different level the mountains are higher there are more people and that means one thing because you know it was my goal was to sleep. sleep because two should rise up more bikini's i was the only one with a broken leg by the looks of it

everyone i want to get started with an example so you can lay this out for everyone this is a viral blog post from october it's on my laptop here it's in titled why i'm vote. for donald trump so it was shared one point five million times online and as someone who spends a lot of time on the internet now we're going to team up people who spend a lot of time on the internet we have never seen this until you alerted him about it had you seen it you know i never seen it and why is that are we all operating in the filter bubble i think we are yes this actually was very alarming to me was i was just interested in seeing how trump and hillary was running their campaign and you know being a liberal from new york been in my own new york with her filter bubble and i was never actually seen anything about with that kind or say from fox news or in the conservative media appearing on my facebook feed and as i'm going through the analysis of what are the most popular articles about trump this one popped up and i was like it was just from a random blog on wordpress and i was surprised a million and a h

beach there on blogs i put them on my instagram i talk about the hotel ira if you whatever in return for a discounted or complimentary because sas and hotel would not be able to go to a magazine or to a billboard or to a television or bar for a free review in something that could potentially be bringing them out more business i feel so disgusting having to say this i feel so vile and it makes me kind of feel sick cuts as a twenty two year old girl who's running our business from her home i don't feel like i did anything wrong and. let me just bring in britain thirty years you look for young people like el darby to see if he can match them up with brad and in terms of this ethical question was there anything the l. did or when you're going out as a social influence to say i want to work with you as a brand was anything that was wrong in that interaction. you know it's difficult to say because i can't see even now that she said and i put it here and when you're dealing with the clintons it's all about the. you can ask for anything and ask for a lot of money or a helicopter it's all abo

i don't think, though, when we saw that, we expected that there would be people blogging in defense of the kkk or that they would be so extremely hostile to lgbtq individuals. you know, i think that kristen's right, the courts matter enormously. i think we are surprised at how bad, how biased, how hostile to civil rights they've been. i think we expected given the campaign promises that they would be extreme, but i'm not sure we expected the full dimensions of them. >> and i would just echo a lot of what kristine said, in many ways my choice of the one word, which was a one-word answer, gold star, thank you -- >> get all the points. >> -- in terms of revealing, i think in many ways the trump administration has revealed much about itself through the nominees that it has chosen and in many ways senate republicans have revealed much about themselves in how they have conducted themselves. i think, you know, i completely agree that many many people sort of had the narrative whether you believe it or not, they were willing to hold their nose and vote for trump because of the courts and to se

but it will be interesting if blog postings will be ways of recusal. because many of trump's nominees were bloggers. we had will et of texas and bush and tally was also a blogger. so i'm curious to see the first recusal either anonymous blog later attributed to the person or a judge. >> yeah, it's an interesting question. you know, i feel like we haven't seen that much. but i think it speaks to the fact. >> has that ever happened? >> i'm sure it has, but not on a mass scale. but this being such an unprecedented era where we are seeing radical truly bias individuals getting these lifetime appointments, we may very well see lawyers that are saying my job is to provide the most zealous representation on behalf of my client and make sure my client is treated fairly. and if they have been assigned to a judge whereby as is clear and a parent from day one, we might indeed see more recusal motions. it's an interesting, i think, question. >> and i think it's important to swing back to when we were talking about sort of the chilling nature of what has happened,

i think in the blog you used the back of the image as well. how much of that was critical in terms of doing research or useful in determining a selection? rachel: this photo, which we believe is the only photograph that the new york times took up edgar evers came from the lens of a reporter. a civil rights correspondent who spent a lot of time with medgar evers and others. his notes are a lot of what i relied on to tell the stories. he was writing notes on the back of these images. they were really conversations in a way with his editor, telling him, i saw this guy and here is where i was and this is what this person was. he did have photos that appeared in the new york times. he was a writer, but he talked too about issues about light and shadow and, oh, i wish there had been better light. it was really remarkable to see his notes. and it gives you some insight into what was going on in the field. >> did his note recommends they actually run this? i did not see anything in the series where he said, run this. darcy: he apologized to his editor

would appear anyway so apple said they're only trying to improve how power is managed let me quote a blog post here by apple real quick first and foremost we have never and would never do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any apple product or give graping user experience to drive humor our customers are great but apple now faces over to doubt one lawsuit around the world that either accuse the company up intentionally slowing down all their i phones or at least of baling to disqualify the changes so apple under pressure there so fishman on wall street thank you very much for that. to us companies are dropping plans to launch because in exchange traded funds they cite ongoing concerns by the american securities and exchange commission the regulatory agency is concerned about the liquidity and valuation of the e.t.f. space on digital assets the move adds a new hurdle to the bid by wall street firms to capitalize on investor interest in cryptocurrency s. many fund managers are disappointed they thought the s.e.c. would approve the proposals after the launch of bitcoin futures con

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local blogs sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they're going. to stop to try to tell you that so be gossip a template file for the support. of the bad guys and tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. here's what people have been saying about rejected a knighthood to us exactly just pull along awesome the only show i go out of my way to run gently what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of party americans do the same we are apparently better than the blue nothings bad seed people you've never heard of love redacted the night i'm president of the world bank so take. me seriously send us an e-mail. the u.n. seeks saddam urgency u.n. security council meeting on the ongoing protests in a round table round make uses its rivals of stoking the on the rest. also just these are wiki leaks accuses the new york times of giving u.s. officials advanced on damage control time over diplomatic revelations alleges the media giant col

christmas most of the gains came when the company issued a press release saying it but do dot com a blog chain empowered global micro lending solutions provider that transacts only cryptocurrency is so even the c.e.o. of this company even went on c m b c or went to bloomberg one of the financial news outlets and he was like this is too much why are you doing this this is overvalued people it was a penny stock and it acted like an all coin not even any all the coin i don't think has ever risen by two thousand six hundred percent in a week well why is it just because the reason why because it was created as we celebrate the birthday of genesis block it was. to do battle with central banks and banks around the world who are irresponsibly printing money without lending it out simply to bail out bankrupt institutions around the world and this is led to ask the price explosion and the upward march of wealth to the top one tenth of one percent the global economy is incredibly distorted unlike in any time in history will billionaires are being created faster then one can possibly legitimize give

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starring mort's blog troy as a one time criminal trying to go straight. to me if you take candy from ricky has served his time and just back out on the mean streets of frankfort. he took the heat for his brother and a friend it cost him five years now he wants to start over. but his old crew is still out there and money is tight. it's just because. he's going to go. inside. this least as good. as i. must see. a little. shift. between mentioned the place and she show so few times and polite used to. always able to interrupt funny. well. so he goes back to the life one last job a sure thing drop the local drug dealers a fifty thousand euros worth of heroin sell it take the cash and start a new life. you can't move. on from what we think is the biggest mission. but this is not the frank for most people seem. but the film feels and sounds authentic instead of professional actors the director cast rappers from frankfurt's hip hop scene in many of the key roles. they thought. it had to smell of the streets to taste like the streets and everything that goes with

real recovery in the eurozone economic growth has them being this good in a decade experts say the blog has broken free of its sticker prices. as folks fucking deals with the deepening diesel scandal single poll puts the brakes on traffic to clear congestion and capping cash payments how china is trying to gain the upper hand over a fast moving internet company. bid fizzling let's do business the eurozone is out of the woods a source of uncertainty for so long but clear evidence today a common currency area has managed to shake off the shackles of the dick crisis the eurozone has enjoyed its best year in a decade economic growth of two and a half percent that's despite the effects of bragg's it on the block and is thanks to a resurgent france and spain. it's a colorful optimistic as madrid fashion week the message saying is that. to me only. the economy is growing last year by three point one percent despite the catalonia crisis but looks can be deceiving unemployment is still high many jobs are limited and poorly paid especially in tourism. overall the economy in the eurozone grew by t

the only way you make her blog is if she loves your food.he does not, she will just move on. >> i always love -- i have always loved food. >> reporter: do you cook? >> i am not the best cook. i love to eat so. what makes me really different is that i'm not trying to be a professional food critic. i'm not trying to be someone i'm not. people follow me and they listen to me because i am very relatable. this is not a place like yelp where i'm going to complain about a bad server or complaint about the food. >> does >> reporter: we sat down with her at a restaurant. we wanted to see a meal through her eyes. >> i sit down to order and i tell them i will be taking photographs of the road and let the kitchen know to make it photogenic. >> you want them to be ready. >> exactly. our table was filled with some specialties.>> some of the dishes are staple dishes. we have a margarita pizza. the pasta we have is one that we are showcasing. the fish is for restaurant week. >> cindy had never eaten here before. she knew what to expect. >> before i go and i

it would be interesting if blog posting become a way to recuse people.many of his nominees are bloggers. we had john parrish, i'm curious to see the motion based on -- or a judge. i think we haven't seen that much. >> i'm sure it has been [inaudible] a mass scale. this being an arrow were overseen chilly bias we may very well see lawyers say in my job is to provide the most -- representation and make sure they're treated fairly. if they feel like they've been aside to the judge for the biases clear you might see more motions. it's interesting question. >> it's important when you look at the chilling nature of what has happened. being able to offer this assessment and put on the record that you have concerns about this individuals bias, a refusal recusal motion there's a reason to believe this person cannot provide a fair hearing for your client. cervix and mistakes are so high there been many conversations i've had so many ways how the entire system depends on good faith. when you see individuals why of failing to disclose in that process what is it play

daily blog. one of the fourth biggest >> he recently posted deeply kind of insensitive and controversial video with a suicide victim. there is a good this video of logan paul and his finding dead body. we obviously aren't going to show that to you but edited version taken japan where many go to commit suicide. forest hanging? >> yes. >> do you think that'st could be. >> this literally probablyall the >> it was going to be a joke. >> all a j be a joke. why did we come so real. >> thi the thing. there is cents a thing that is now in our laps, we just most -- >> what a twerp. he was going to make a joke out of it. this was very swift. people think he is flip and tweets that came in from one of the breaking bad actors aaron paul can't believe so many young people look up to you so sadhem up. you're pure trash plane and open on her youtube channel about her sister's death by suicide. and the effect it has had on criticized logan. you know, you do, you do suicide forest with a camera and claim mental h

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