a food blogger says oakland is one of her favorite places to eat.>> reporter: this italian restaurantll tell you the chef always makes sure his dishes look just right when they come out of the kitchen.>> presentation is important. every dissÃdish should look great.>> reporter: for food blogger, sometimes things have to be arranged just a bit. she posts pictures of gorgeous food from restaurant -- restaurants she likes. >> do they know you are areÃa blogger? >> sometimes. micah when they start seeing you do this, does it make them nervous? >> people start staring at me but i have tunnel vision these days. >> reporter: she posts online. she always has the restaurants best interest in mind. the only way you make her blog is if she loves your food. if she 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 relata

video bloggers, or vloggers as they're known, can do big business online on sites such as youtube.world. but now youtube has cut some business ties with the video blogger logan paul, after he was heavily criticised for posting a video appearing to show the body of a suicide victim. this report from our correspondent, chi chi izundu. # girl, what you trying to do? # because i don't have a clue...# he's one of the most popular video bloggers on youtube. 15 million subscribers watch his comedy vlogs. but last night, youtube said it was cutting some business ties with logan paul over a video he posted at the end of last month. the video, which we can't show, featured the dead body of a man who appeared to have taken his own life. it had been viewed millions of times before logan removed it from his channel. in a statement, youtube acknowledged it had taken a long time to respond, but that it also had been listening to comments and criticisms. it added that it recognised the actions of one creator could affect the whole community and it said it would soon announce steps to make sure any

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of meat to be found at dandy diner a completely vegan fast food restaurant set up by the fashion bloggers. and to get it they were first to themselves as meagan's for trend reasons if you express yourself through your clothes on the brands you wear but also through what you eat and what you don't eat really can ism is huge these days we recognize this early on now with a vegan fast food kings because. the two have been detecting new trends in men's fashion for years and writing about them on their website and after opening their own diner they're at the height of fashion themselves and they practice what they preach they're both vegan. deacon ism is booming. cafes serving milk lattes and cakes can now be found on every block in berlin. and there's also a lot of demand for animal friendly shoes and belts microfiber material good places leather and is a pretty good imitation. and even the service sector is going. to hair salon which uses products that are guaranteed. is one of the founders. and in many other salons when begins ask what's in the shop who most hairdressers have no idea so the

burger is their best seller so far but everything seems to be pretty popular and the two bloggers are already plotting their expansion. there . before opening we met a franchise consultant who flew in specially he really wanted to meet us because he thinks it's so exciting we've had loads of offers from people wanting to work with us but the interest is there now it's all about the role now. he can revolution is here and even in fast food form someone's certain to be tickled pink about it. the pig who won't end up squealing on the grill. no matter whether you choose a salad or a steak off the menu at the end the way it will present you the bill and you might have become used to whipping out your credit card or smartphone to settle it but try that in germany europe's biggest economy still has a widespread allergy against plastic money it's a serious case of german ants fear of fraud in this case some sixty years after they were introduced here german still mistrust cashless payment systems and not entirely without reason as our reporter found out. i have to pay in cash at the local mar

system to help get the word out he creates special menus made with the self grown produce for food bloggers and restaurant owners. here undernourishment and famine seem a world away there. nothing in the second. amendment. is the reasoning here on the most stable having great food and that's that's a great thing right. we do have this growing population and the question is how can we feed them all like what we have to do in order to get he's like a starting point to everyone because like i think he may be more people so we need to research on like how people do things more effectively but what's interesting about this area is that there's an arrow and a belief so basically we need to find new math at this estimable but if i can put this in a long. way. as well i do agree with you i think i would soon real living in the bubble of like minded people who are thinking but. if you look really at the population the whole people behave and what they eat. this way it's not something they're kind of go for lower surprise and like i don't know i'm not always like i like to be optimistic but actually

>>>a local upcoming food blogger tells us where in oakland is one of her favorite places to eat. >>> it was one year ago today that president trump took the oath of office in front of the u.s. capital becoming the 45th president of the united states. is responsible for some major policy changes but he also failed to deliver on some of his key campaign promises. we take a look at how the president did, during his first year in office. >>>2017 was a year of tremendous achievement, promises made and promises kept.>> while many of the presidents guaranteed have come to fruition, others face an uncertain future.>> i will build a great, great wall. on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that wall.>> prototypes built, yes. but 365 days on the job and not a single mile of the presidents promised big, beautiful wall has been funded or constructed. is mapped out to have mexico pay forward. as for the old -- affordable care act.>> obama care has to be replaced, and we will do it and we will do it very, very quickly.>> except he has not.>> clearly at disappointing moment.>> the w

, literally, fashion, you want to meet a fashion blogger.d okay. >> it turns out it was kim. >> sitting right there. >> is there the clip when god is brought out. >> jesus. >> all i know i'm meeting a blog expert today and i have no idea who it is. i walk in, i turned the corner , and i literally saw god. >> ahh. >> god just walked in the building. >> ken. >> no, no, no, no. >> you left me. >> it is so nice to meet you. >> now, i have a big question. >> ken, i want to know has there been blow back of you equating kim kardashian with god. >> absolutely, on twitter, but i loved it and retweeted everybody and thought it was funny have you always called kim kardashian god. >> it just came out. >> you have to be deaf, dumb, blonde to really think that i think dim kardashian was god. it was a funny thing i'm all three. >> okay. >> so, receipt me tell you, we contacted, we contacted god. >> okay. >> and he is, he is making an appearance on good day and wants to speak to you about this. >> wow. >> i believe the priorities are a little off as far as

who have in the past released false statements and used violent rhetoric bloggers like assistant secretary michael saw and was around five point five million followers on facebook. i told her aspirants your blog is concerned it does not reflect the p.c. views. but after decades of restrictions and controlled during the rule of president ford and marcus the media in the philippines became one of the most influential institutions in the country but the community to protect journalists also ranks the philippines as one of the most dangerous places in the world to work . journalists in far flung villages have been shot at point blank range cases have been filed but these remain largely unsolved but legislators believe freedom of expression has been abused and want restrictions on the media critics say the territory is using a twenty first century playbook using the internet as a weapon journalists at the senate today are demanding accountability and say they will not back down but many here question just how long they will be able to hold out or whether they can resist threats of government re

was a time or free speech and publishers journalists of bloggers are publishing dissenting views. reports from the capital manila the best antidote to fake news is truth filipino journalists are demanding accountability from president lee good it or does government they see journalism has been under siege mostly from looters to supporters and some members of his government fuels massage any rappler an online news site known to be critical of the government had its license revoked over a technicality a few weeks ago thing. in the past the turkey has said corrupt journalists are not exempt from assassination words that appear to have found a way as events with his supporters rappler c.e.o. maria ressa says to tear does presidency in two thousand and sixteen was largely want through social media and the internet has been used as a weapon since then she says some of those leading the attacks are part of the government machinery the end goal is to silence dissent when people don't know what is real and what is fake when facts don't matter then the voice with the loudest megaphone gains

. >>> we need more people in this world, like blogger gregory sokulov. he's taking a train ride, a very long train ride in russia because he wants to help a dog. he sees something on the internet about this dog trapped in that piece of plastic, stuck on his neck. >> oh my goodness. >> that dog has basically grown into that. so residents in that area have tried to get that off the dog and as more people approach it, the dog has gotten scared. he called and said hey you people leaving food for the dog, don't feed him today. i'm coming. that's not the dog right there. that's the dog's buddy but look, there's the dog. almost looks like a wolf. now they lay out a net, there's some string attached and then he puts some food right in the center. >> wait, that really works? >> it's like wile e. coyote trap. is he a dog rescuer or decided today this is what i'm doing in. >> he decided today, this is what i'm doing. he took time off from work to go do this. you could see the string. he's about to pull, and then the other dog says hey! >> quick, quick! oh, wow! >>

now, babita, a famous blogger is sparking discussions online?ding after she announced that she's pulling out of a l'oreal campaign. she had spoken to the bbc saying she was delighted to be the first woman in a hijab to be part of a mainstream advert for hair care. but after the discovery of tweets she wrote in 2014, which some have branded anti—israel, she's said she's stepping down. that's among the most read on our website. it is billed as the most high—profile trial in vietnam in decades. a former member of the all powerful communist party politburo has been sentenced to 13 years in jail. dinh la thang is the most senior vietnamese politician to be convicted in many years. the bbc‘s hoang nguyen was at the court in hanoi for the sentencing. how controversial and significant was this trial? as you can imagine, this is outside the hanoi court wet 22 defendants were tried yesterday and given heavy sentences. dinh la thang is the former member of the politburo, the most powerful political body of the communist party of vietnam's. dinh la thang al

youtube has cut some business ties with a popular video blogger — logan paul — after he was criticisedopular video blogger — appearing to show the body of a suicide victim. the 22—year—old said he felt ashamed afterfilming at a location injapan known to be a frequent site of suicides. logan paul's channel has more than 15 million subscribers. here's our media editor, amol rajan. we are going to take a break from vlogging and each other. low-budget, confessional and often astonishingly popular. this couple announced they we re popular. this couple announced they were breaking up on youtube in a video seen 15 million times. they are part of a phenomenon called vlogging or video blogging, very often on youtube. the industry has created a vast new fleet of online celebrities. many vloggers have a prolific following. this 22—year—old american is a youtube star or awards. i think this definitely marks the moment in youtube history. this morning youtube cut business ties with him after he posted a video from aokigahara forest, intimate as a suicide spot. he issued an apology to his subscriber

the famous video blogger punished by youtube — after posting footage of a suicide victim for his millionss. the new york times was barred from publishing any more classified and steven spielberg's new film on nixon and the press, and why the director sees echoes of donald trump. anybody that offends, you know, there is a label that is immediately attached to them which is called, well that can't be true because they're all fake news. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, slam dunks and celtics — the bright lights of the nba hits london again this evening. good evening. dozens of senior doctors who run accident and emergency departments in england and wales have written a stark letter to the prime minister warning that patients are dying prematurely in hospital corridors and conditions are at times "intolerable". they say thousands of patients are left in the back of ambulances waiting to get into a&e. and very high rates of flu recently mean that some hospitals are running out of beds. today, there's fresh evidence of the pressure a&e units are under. more than 300,000 patients waited l

e-mail to darby which he then posted to facebook as you might imagine the post went viral ad hash tag blogger gate ensued joining us to talk about this and the role of social media influences we have in california. a social media influence with over four hundred seventy five thousand instagram followers in perth australia even mirelle the social media influencer. who created the reviews it has more than one point eight million subscribers in london serena bergmann she's a journalist who writes about media advertising and office commentary on social media influences and in new york we have brittany had a c. author of the forthcoming book influence building your personal brand in the age of social media welcome to the stream everyone i want to start my laptop with a tweet from someone who really showcases that this is a global conversation this is alexander out lusaka zambia he says in my area there is a retired doctor who is now a social media. he's always talking about how to stay healthy he believes the natural medicine and he's also always encouraging people to please to use natural methods

bring women to the forefront so let's get into this now because joining us live on the program is blogger gamer known as gamer mom helen greiner political commentator and you're both very welcome to the program how then can we start off with you i suppose the obvious point here is how would this web site have been received if it had been a male only launch instead. it was just males i don't think think. that's no one would. that would have been violent you don't go to be like christ saying that women aren't allowed to me to movement except for jumping on who i think has to be honest i used to have jokes in the area but now it's i actually lose jobs to men. i have lost several shops. all across the u.k. to men. now with a reasonably ok gaming has historically been a meal dominated industry with a lot of female gamers stating the abuse that they faced online while playing if we want i suppose more women more girls to get involved and feel a little bit more comfortable surely that small step should be welcomed. i think it's there's no doubt told that there is sexism within the gaming industr

admits it has made mistakes but denies that these were all intentional but it continues to employ bloggers who have in the past released false statements and used violent rhetoric bloggers like assistant secretary michael saw and was around five point five million followers on facebook. i told her aspirants your blog is concerned it does not reflect the p.c. or spews. but after decades of restrictions and control during the rule of president ford and marcus the media in the philippines became one of the most influential institutions in the country but the community to protect journalists also ranks the philippines as one of the most dangerous places in the world to work . journalists in the far flung villages have been shocked at point blank range cases have been filed but these remain largely unsolved but legislators believe freedom of expression has been abused and want restrictions on the media critics say is using a twenty first century playbook using the internet as a weapon journalists at the senate today are demanding accountability and say they will not back down but many here ques

calls fake but opponents say the move is an attack on free speech and polishing journalists and bloggers who criticize president running out of her general allen those are reports from the capital manila the best antidote to fake news is truth filipina journalists are demanding accountability from president good legal deterred his government they see journalism has been under siege mostly from looters to supporters and some members of his government fuels massage rappler an online news site known to be critical of the government had its license revoked over a technicality a few weeks ago thing. in the past the turkey has said corrupt journalists are not exempt from assassination words that appear to have found a residence with his supporters rappler c.e.o. maria ressa says deterred his presidency in two thousand and sixteen was largely want through social media and the internet has been used as a weapon since then she says some of those leading the attacks are part of the government machinery the end goal is to silence dissent when people don't know what is real and what is free when fac

blogger are you concerned that he will succeed in moving german policy on migration to the right he's been trying to do that already for a number of years and indeed his relationship with the very interesting democrats as largely being a good one so what he's trying to essentially do is to try to make get some allies in germany to to defend his anti migration position so it's possible tactic he's been playing for a number of years already so i don't welcome his presence at this this meeting in bavaria wrote today i must say he said that he has the momentum right now with austria backing his approach strong borders following the success of the elections and i think that but ultimately this is a government that this is an ultimate be a solution because bear in mind that in the end. none of the old band nor current so indeed machall of the german christian democrats can do that much about those migration boats coming across the mediterranean the question is when those people reach europe how do you manage to deal with those flows of people coming to the european union and do you essentia

our up fashion professional fashion designers use this hash tag for major fashion events fashion bloggers and street style fashion use does love this hashtag too maybe it'll help garner extra attention. to the top spot of a powerful emotion we love children our partners animals even our hometown instagram or seem to have a big heart most likely brand new instagram is as well. that was this week's rank next. drawing in youngsters facebook has launched a messenger app for kids now they can communicate with one another and become accustomed to the social network from early on a clever ploy. in the us young kids can now chat pictures and make video calls by using facebook's new children's messenger out it's geared towards six to twelve year olds who are too young for a facebook account of their own. runs through a parent's facebook account. we know that kids are getting devices younger and younger especially the last several years so we went out to talk with families about ok kids with devices and technology and what were his thoughts about it and families mentioned that they really wanted ki

video bloggers — or vloggers as they're known — can do big business online on sites such as youtube.deo blogger logan paul, after he was heavily criticised for posting a video appearing to show the body of a suicide victim. this report from our correspondent chi chi izundu. # girl, what you trying to do? # because i don't have a clue...# he's one of the most popular video bloggers on youtube. 15 million subscribers watch his comedy vlogs. but last night, youtube said it was cutting some business ties with logan paul over a video he posted at the end of last month. the video, which we can't show, featured the dead body of a man who appeared to have taken his own life. it had been viewed millions of times before logan removed it from his channel. in a statement, youtube acknowledged it had taken a long time to respond, but that it also had been listening to comments and criticisms. it added that it recognised the actions of one creator could affect the whole community and it said it would soon announce steps to make sure any similar videos were never circulated again. i have made a sev

it's the good term alcor will stay on the goal much because you with the juice in the blogger's degrees it isn't a good. only i am a god that has. the word. god. in the. door. but it. cash. is enough. the latest news as it breaks the government of mali so maggie has pushed to have as a result laws that it says will make argentina's economy more competitive with detailed coverage in two thousand and sixteen when the government stops us it doesn't read all the cost of polluted jumped by sixty percent the queues disappear at least for a year from around the world the military and the establishment in the capital bangkok know that it's very difficult for them to win support in parts of thailand like this. i'm counting the cost of oil hit seventy dollars a barrel we examine the drivers behind the rise one of the economic reasons behind the rest in tunisia and we look a little closer at the whole stray being between france and china counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. it's impossible to underestimate the size and scale of the economic crisis it's not just about the billion trillion

you make good music you can present it well if you put in some effort to write lots of emails to bloggers. i put time into your facebook page twitter and snap chat i wonder if you can build a little community and people from the industry listen to it and that's a great opportunity for young artists. to talk. with other musicians. on the f. project their new single today in germany. on the official german soccer team anthem for the twenty six team european championships. school. does phoenix you ever feel pressure to succeed. not worried about being a one hit wonder. number one in america. maybe make a cool especially with a song that's all my own but will say. it. has done very well for himself. but his fans are still watching and placing. the lead role in. famous his soundtrack to. his brother fritz also an electro artist vocals on the track. we close out our pub exports special with the video to that hit see you soon. it's far more than just eyes nose and mouth. in face. what does it tell others about ourselves. is it really the mirror of our souls. exhibition in looks beyond appearance

as you make good music you can present it well if you put in some effort write lots of emails to bloggers and put time into your facebook page twitter and snap chat i wonder if you can build a little community and people from the industry listen to it and that's a great opportunity for young artists. to talk. to you. this d.j. also likes to collaborate with other musicians. on the f. project their new single today the charts in germany. he joined forces with german rock star on the official german soccer team anthem for the twenty six team european championships. to school. does phoenix un ever feel pressure to succeed they're. not worried about being a one hit wonder. number one in america again and. maybe make a cool especially with a song that's all my own but will say. it. has done very well for himself. but his fans are still watching and placing his full albums. you. believe a role in berlin calling made. famous as did his soundtrack to the film his brother fritz also intellect. just sang vocals on the track sky and sand from that soundtrack. we close out our pub exports special wit

reporter: bloggers are supporting the movement because, to them, this is a new generation taking theaton and fighting for their rights. >> have you feel about these images seven years after the revolution? >> a t twinge of regegret. i would like to have seen young culturalrive, doing activities. unfortunately, they are chanting the same slogans we used in december 2010. jajaary 2011.. almost nothing has changed for them. reporter: they are taking the economicc of the crisis. even engineers are jamming of a better life elsewhere. >> engineers are valued more abroad. i'm looking for that recognition. long timework for a before gets better. it's not fair compared to how much i would elsewhere. this is why i am looking for a better future a broad. reporter: according to recent studies, almost half of young tunisians want to leave the country, often due to economic reasons. reasons that have sparked recent demonstrations. syria, there was a counterattack against government idlib province. this is the last province that is beyond the government fell contntrol. fighters have seized several

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state scott hodler al-jazeera ne son the win is with us now from frankfurt arranger activist and blogger nathan i've had a comment or a question at least three from one of our viewers watching on facebook live mahamudra fake who is simply said why only ten dead. and i guess you must be querying that as well why the army would say yes we did these ten but nothing about the thousands more. well recently in last month they have arrested two journalists. the busy indian village and they have i believe they have got the strong evidence that is the reason they revealed this mas great although there were there are many musgrave among them they rebuilt this one because of that this writer journalist they have got all the evidence of immediate arrest of this journalist the they have closed the news on commandeer and chief of his face both to. this mosque group but yesterday according to their announcement he said these people connecting with the insurgency group actually that is the false story i know i have spoken with many eye witness they were arrested from the indian we on august thirty first

huge perhaps ties with the star bloggers, logan paul, after he a controversial video —— youtube.n we'll be talking to the butcher who escaped from a freezer using only his cunning and a thoroughly frozen black pudding. that's all ahead on bbc news. now, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins. these are the headlines tonight... from insult to injury for michael o'neill's northern ireland — the referee at the heart of their world cup play—off defeat now says he got it wrong. can the fed express get on track for yet another grand slam title? we'll have all the news from the draw for the australian open... and it's liam livingstone ipresume the lancashire batsman is the new face in england's latest test squad... coming up in the programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics are due to take on the philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world

but the photos and videos uploaded by bloggers quickly disappear from the internet -- censored by the state. one group uses an online map to show where the evictions are taking place across beijing. they call it a map of fire protection measures as a way to avoid censorship. support groups have also sprung up, like here in west beijing. an artist group wants to turn their cellars into accommodation for the migrant workers, to give a bed and shelter to these people who give so much to the city. liu: the workers have established small convenience stores in our neighborhood, like the fruit vendor and the little shop on the corner. they make our lives more comfortable. reporter: these offers of support are being closely monitored by the government, because they're afraid that criticism could lead to protests. this small village lies in hebei, the neighboring province of beijing. migrant worker liu and his employees are staying here temporarily, but they're not really welcome. in the village, there are even official announcements warning not to rent to textile companies because of the fire

. >> i'm a blogger. >> more hot dogs in more pockets. a hoodie in this case.t to his car and see him put his stuff away with the hot dog still in the hood. the problem is, that guy with the fancy suit, he isn't having any of this. >> did you look in your pocket? >> technically, i gave you something for free. >> you tried to steal my wallet. >> if i was a cop responding, i'd be like, you call me because a man put a hot dog in your pocket? >> a 1034, hot dog in a pocket, we're going downtown. >> we're going. >> unfortunately, they forget that they walked out with groceries in a basket. >> oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh! >> a criminal. >> but, does this end? absolutely not. they just start hitting people all over the place. including this guy who's completely puzzled by what the heck? there is a hot dog in his pocket. >> he's asking the existential question of the universe right now. >> it looked like it was a freakin' ufo. >> it was. >> they make a pit stop at the gas station. they have a hot dog in their hand, so they think it's a great idea to toss it over. >> assau

. ♪ >> he's one of the most popular video bloggers on youtube. 15 million subscribers watches comedy last night, youtube said it was cutting some business ties with logan paul over a video he posted at the end of last month. video, which we can't show, featured the dead body of a man who appeared to have taken his own life. in a statement, youtube acknowledged it had taken a long time to respond but it also had been listening to comments and wouldism, and it said it soon announce steps to make sure no similar videos would circulate ever again. made a severe and continuous laps in my judgment, and i don't expect to be forgiven. i'm simply here to apologize. youtube said it would put on hold original projects from the 22-year-old and said they would program. feature his logan paul isn't the only one being criticized. anger is being directed towards youtube with questions like, why didn't they take down the offending post initially? what took them so long to issue a statement in response? why is his channel still up on the platform, allowing him to make money from advertising? last year

if you haven't heard of a 20-year-old blogger jo jo marntini before today, i guarantee she's going tove an impact. ♪ this song in itself has really picked up popularity in brazil, but the reason that popularity is growing or people are talking about it is this song has itself spawned a challenge. you can see the soccer players at practice. ♪ >> it's like nfl players when they do the touchdown dance and they fall outward. >> all kinds of people from all walks of life are taking up this challenge. >> okay. somebody's got moves. >> you're supposed to wait until that sharp sound, right, that sounds like a shot. >> right, and that in itself is the point of the story. the song means "what shot was that," and the challenge is people are going out there in the supermarkets, falling into, acting like they're being shot, in time with the music. they fall to the ground and get back up, and they all start dancing, doing some samba. >> is this making light of violence, like are you pretending like you've been shot. >> yes, and the thing is some people are finding this distasteful in particular bec

it's caused an uproar among the beijing population but the photos and videos uploaded by bloggers quickly disappeared from the internet sunset by the state. one group uses an online map to show you where the affections of taking place across speccing they call it a map of fire protection measures as a way to avoid censorship. support groups have also sprung up like hair in west beijing. an artist group wants to turn the cell is into accommodation for the migrant workers to get a bed and shelter to these people who give so much to the city. the phone will be and always. a home of the workers of established small convenience stores in our neighborhood like the fruit vendor in the little shop on the corner they make our lives more comfortable. that come and go in the bottle and. these office of support are being closely monitored by the government because they're afraid that criticism could lead to protests. this small village lies in her base the neighboring province of beijing. migrant worker liu and his employees are staying here temporarily but they're not really welcome. in the village