blog. >> let me tell you a joke. the pope is walking along the malicon on a windy day the head flies off. the next day castro walks into the water to pick up the hat. the next day the pope says castro walked on water. >> that he is god. >> sanchez says fidel is so old he can't swim any more. >> ever since raul castro came to power, more debate, cuba's online voices multiplied. beyond the life of sanchez, all current affairs blogs and a curious case. by day he's a director, the workers newspaper. by night he writes a blog. the one from cuba. there he hones in on one of the subjects his revolutionary paper would have little interest publishing - gay rights. >> five years ago i started the blog, which is different to what i do assist a director of the state paper, where i cover economic, social and political topics, on my blog i talk about homosexuality, maternity and the fact that i'm h.i.v. positive. in a way i lead a double life as a journalist. it has become an alternative space for me. he got into trouble because h

by night he writes a blog. the one from cuba. there he hones in on one of the subjects his revolutionary paper would have little interest publishing - gay rights. >> five years ago i started the blog, which is different to what i do assist a director of the state paper, where i cover economic, social and political topics, on my blog i talk about homosexuality, maternity and the fact that i'm h.i.v. positive. in a way i lead a double life as a journalist. it has become an alternative space for me. he got into trouble because he criticized cuba for voting against a resolution defending sexual diversity at the weekend. ketoended up meeting with the foreign minister and the minister ended up apologising for their vote and went and changed it. it gives you an idea of the influence a bloggos fear can have >>> because for all the connectivity problems in cuba, things are changing. early this year the first government-funded hub was here in havana. since then, dozens appeared. >> the government says it plans to get broadband to half of p

so, i decided to teach them baseball history with a blog. >> at the age of 15, matt's blog not only has over 125,000 followers, but he is also one of ever. matt thinks this success is due to one thing -- history. >> i guess sports bloggers usually talk about current stuff, and i think what makes me unique is that i talk a lot about history and i have my own spinoff of it, which is just giving my opinion and talking about what i like to talk about. >> not content with his success, matt has also started a video-blog channel on youtube under his name, matt nadel. >> hey, baseball fans! matt nadel here with "baseball with matt," live form springfield, new jersey, at the newly renovated "baseball with matt" studio. it's basically just me just giving information maybe about baseball history. it's usually stuff about current baseball. prediction number 1b -- masahiro tanaka, the newly acquired pitcher from japan by the new york yankees, will have a very good 2014 pitching season. now... >> through his blog, matt has actually been able to interview some of baseball's greatest players, as well a

>> hinojosa: he's written for time magazine and the new york times, and his blog forthe atlantic is one of the most influential on the internet, covering everything from politics to pop culture to race in america. the always-surprising journalist, author and blogger, ta-nehisi coates. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. ta-nehisi coates, you're one of the senior editors for the atlantic monthly, you're a blogger, you live on twitter, you wrote this wonderful memoir called the beautiful struggle, about your relationship with your dad. it's great to have you on one on one. >> thank you. i'm honored to be here. >> hinojosa: so, put those two things together. i mean, did you say, "i'm going to be a writer," and then all of a sudden you realized that your life was on the internet or...? >> no, i wrote off-line, in print, for about 12 years almost exclusively, and it's so funny. colson whitehead has this recent piece about writers who complain that twitter and blogging is going to destroy their writing. and it's actually a split that i never really understood much. i love print, and i lik

how many blogs, how many countries?avid: at the time of the acquisition, we were 100 million blogs. we crossed over 200 million blogs the summer. we reach an audience now up almost 450 million people all over the world. emily: you had 47.3 million monthly unique users in august. in may, it was 39 million. it looks like it has dipped. i was wondering, how do we make sense of that? david: we use them for our advertisers. they like to use it for comparative demographics. it is pretty far off our actual audience numbers, which are closer to a global audience of 400 million people. they do not directly measure any of our mobile traffic. it is very hard to get the full picture of it. emily: marissa mayer's acquisition strategy has been criticized, and tumblr is the biggest acquisition she has made so far. critics said, tumblr was not making money or growing that fast. how do you respond? david: we were and are growing very fast. if she wanted to buy a profitable company at the time of acquisition, there were and are still ple

he does a lot of workout videos and blogs all the time. may remember, pete released a video about a year ago, saying that he had testicular cancer. he that testicle removed and was in good shape. he knew in the back of his mind that he wasn't 100% clear. this video tells us that his fears are true. >> i found out that cancer has grown inside my body. >> pete's viewers noticed on his blog that he just didn't seem into it. seemed to be a little bit muted. >> complaints in blogs that i'm just not excited, not myself. and you seem to be getting smaller, pete. >> he has lost about 20 pounds. pete does reveal that his cancer is not completely gone. it has spread a bit. he's at the hospital. >> i went in and it was a really difficult appointment for me. >> tough seeing pete, our buddy, like this he does have cancer. it has spread and he has to decide on two different treats. >> chemotherapy or radiation. and after weighing everything, i decided to go with radiation. >> radiation is a bit more of a risky choice for pete. it only targets a certain

and also depends how much you blog. i do it on average two to three posts a week but you need to love writing. if you resent having to spend two or three or four hours writing, 500 words a piece, that's not going to work either. >> happy blogging. >> let's bring you some flashes coming out of china that we've had in the last few minutes. the china security regulator said it will not interfere with the stock market in normal conditions. it also says that margin lenders role in stabilizing the market will not change for the next few years. they say that margin lending has transferred shares to state owned asset manager. the security's regulator says market fluctuates have begun to normalize so it's necessary to let market forces play a greater role. i suppose there's not that much chance of believing that will happen given what they have done over the last few months and of course it's probably easy to say now it's behind them but they'll let the market forces play a normal role until the volatility returns. those flashes

by the way, he did write a blog -- >> he wrote a nasty blog about how he has ms but i'm the klutz. >> he called the blog "bouncing off the walls." and this is what his blog is because we want you to go to it and read it, richard m. cohen.com. this is what it says. "here's the deal, i have not written about this but today is the day. i am the one in my house who has multiple sclerosis. i'm the one -- >> i'm the only one who is legally blind. you are apparently as well. i have limited depth perceptions but and glance off doorways if i am not careful. >> i am very cautious because of my lateral perceptions but yet i survive because i have learned self-preservation. i am married to a woman who is not. meredith is a klutz. like a drunken sailor on a blender who collides with objects and endangers herself. >> that's what my doctor said. he said i should watch out for myself. >> how do you feel? >> well, if it had been lower something bad could have happened. something really bad. so my head hurts nd this is -- >> you got it checked out all the way? you're okay? >> i had a c.a.t. scan and th

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it is very different if you look at blogs online. one blog has, over the photos of the white foam, you can see it there. also reporters in tengion say they have felt a burning sensation -- in tianjin say they have felt a burning sensation on the face and their lips and a stinging on their arms. aurore: let's move onto a big story in france. there is a lot of focus on today's cabinet meeting, and the government is getting back to work after their summer recess. there are already a lot of hot button issues on the table. let's look at the front page -- it is quite excited about some changes that are going to be taking place. you can see here, paris is going to be open at night. they are focusing on a controversial package of economic reforms that we have been talking about for months now. the law is now part of the -- part of this law will change france's centuries old trading laws in certain designated international tourist destinations. there will be one in paris, but .lso in nice and cannes they will also be open until midnight in th

because well blog every day. we had to fill them in on that. >> reporter: it was this tweet that turned sympathy into skepticism. our tiny baby brought 10 million views to her video. and 100,000 new people into our lives. she turned our life around and brought us closer together. the couple was slammed online for touting their bump and followers post miscarriage. some viewers questioning if the pregnancy was ever real in the first place. some skeptics say it was a ploy to get more followers. that-up staged the whole thing? how do you respond to that? >> well our simple response is we absolutely didn't stage it. we are christians. the last thickng we would do is deceive our audience. a lot of people thought as if we were gaining from ore babyur baby's death. that wasn't it. i was trying to make it clear we gained so much from the life of our baby. >> reporter: with the success of their vlog, sam quit his job as a nurse to pursue the youtube channel full time. >> the goal its to shine the light of god and get the m

. >> i don't know if you are aware of the new blog that the egyptian government launched. the reason for this, the government said, is this a blog that you would be attributing to? what do you make of that? >> >> we are joined by the acting manager. your reaction, first. >> shocked, sickened, appalled at today's verdict. they were arrested on false charges, they have been convicted without a shred of evidence. they were in prison over a year and now going back to prison. we are shocked. >> what next for the three men? >> we led a successful, at least in terms of publicizing their case, free al jazeera staff. we'll escalate that campaign. it drew a lot of support from world leaders, presidents, politicians, diplomats, international media organizations, human rights groups and people around the world. we'll seek to escalate that campaign. if i can use the words of a famous american journalist, the words apply today, accusation is not proof. and conviction depends on evidence and due process of law. we'll not walk in fear and not driven by fear into an age of unreason. >> the

the move comes after a bitter war of words between the two men over a treason investigation into a blog that published classified documents. pakistan has executed a man for murder, despite appeals from human rights agencies. his lawyers say that he was only a child when he was convicted of the crime. another flogging for greek financials this tuesday. ben: the volatility is not good. bankshares lost about a third of their value. officials say they expect the coming days will see trading on down. that may not apply to financials, but there are the first signs that athens main index is turning the corner. >> flashes of green on the second of trading in athens after the closure, things look much better than monday. stock prices dropped again in the morning but trading finished only 1.2% down. trading has not fully return to normal yet. highly speculative actions that says shortselling is prohibited and other bands are in place. but the market regulator is planning to allow normal operations as soon as possible. >> it will depend on many factors. one is what i call the bigger picture and th

i'm putting that on my blog. i just put it in mine. >> welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi eric weiss. we are in the middle of an informative conversation with woody weingarten and rose barlow about breast cancer. rose, i know that you deal with all classes of people, people from all stations of life as it impacts breast cancer. we certainly know all illnesses, that it touches every class, every race, every station in life. i am wondering if you can talk a little bit about that perspective of the experience? >> we're increasingly bringing our focus to the under served communities in this conversation. when we started off we were marin breast cancer watch and founders were people affected by breast cancer but also people who for the most part had significant resources they could call on, not just material, but also educational resources so they could sort of understand and engage in a similar way to the approach that woody has taken, some research of their own, asking questions of doctors, having english as their first language. now we are really starting to pivot

our blogs, real competition to traditional news outlets. and what are the challenges in integrating blogs, social media, user-generated content into organizations like abc, nbc, yahoo, the "wall street journal" sand propublica who have new and blue chip reputations for unbiased and carefully researched content. the bottom line is we'll look at where investigative reporting is going in the next five years. as we ask these questions, the news about the news is kind of scary. a recent pugh report discussed that the continued erosion of news reporting resources combined with the new media opportunities present growing opportunities in politics, government, and agencies and corporations to take their messages directly to the public without a filter. here is a snapshot from the pugh report. newspaper newsroom cutbacks put the industry down 30% since 2000. in local tv, sports, weather and traffic now account for an average of 40% of the content. cnn, the cable channel that branded itself around deep reporting has cut story packages in half. across

started working on what ended up being an early group-based blog -- we did not call it blogging backhen. and sold that. and then started spyonit which was an alerts platform. amazingly, we sold that on september 12th, 2000. we had a one-year restriction sort of restriction on the stock in the sale. and my birthday is september 10. so i had this weird set of days on 9-10-01, being out to dinner and thinking, ok, in two days, the stock lockup expires. and it is going to be -- we are going to have this financial situation i have never been in before, which will be great for us. and of course, the next morning was 9/11. and by the time 9/12 rolled around the stock markets were closed. and that did not happen. it made a profound impact on me. because i went into my birthday thinking, well that is it, everything is great and my life has changed forever and i don't have to work ever again. and then the next day, everybody's world changed. and i remember just thinking that whole next week, everything you think is possibly true can be changed in an instant. and, you know, it became unimportan

ceo larry page wrote in a blog, g is for google, said from the start we have always strived to do morend to do important and meaningful things with the resources we have. our company's operating well today but we think we can make it cleaner and more accountable. here a cnet executive editor. >> what this is is building a larger company that allows basically the cofounders of google to start managing a much broader set of companies under them. so now they're able to have stuff like these wacky science things they are doing not distract the people at google but instead be separate company to do their own thing. >> reporter: along with google here are some of the other companies under the alphabet umbrella. google fiber providing high- speed internet, google x a high- tech incubator, along with calico, which focuses on longevity and nest which makes thermostats. these companies remain under google: maps, youtube and andrews. shares are up in after-hours trading. kiet do, kiet do, kpix 5. >> larry page will be ceo of alphabet, sergey brin is the new company president. >>> traffic is busy

. >> throughout the weekend american tv is on a blog, georgia.r stops on c-span.org,/cities to her. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> apollo, houston. i have two messages for you.

daily blogs and weeklies. i make sure they all read the clips. late they they start with congressional women's sft ball practice. it is a great way to get to know women from both sides of the aisle. i really enjoyed that. and then i focus on my committee hearings. i'm on horse arms services committee. at the beginning of every week i have a meeting with my legislative team to go over the week ahead what legislation is pending, potential letters or bills i want to sign, co-sponsor, or bills i'm going to introduce. the days are very busy. i have a lot of constituents part of groups, associations or schools that are visiting washington. i like to personal my welcome them. even if i have a committee hearing, i'll pop out and make sure they are able to see their representative and raise any issue they may have. but it's a very busy schedule. >> it's not easy to run for congress. it's also not cheap. how much do you raise in 2014 and have you started the process for 2016? >> i raised $1.7 million. and this district is a very large district. i had a ver

the blog went viral. am over two weeks it received over 1.3 million shares on facebook and has been read countless times. i have been contacted and interviewed by cnn, fox news, many other local and national media outlets. i have taken these opportunities to share our story and hopefully raise awareness to this issue. my hope that we can prevent some families from going through the same thing that we've gone through these last three weeks. i also hope that we can prevent more families from getting measles all together. prevention is simple. vaccinate. as immunization rates drop her the hurt immunity starts to break down and this is the only thing protecting my two young children from being exposed to measles or whatever the next outbreak is. i urge a strong unified bipartisan voice supported the scientific evidence that vaccines are safe and that they save lives. we need a consistent message from the presidency to capitol hill down to our local state legislators, schools and even day cares. i urge congres

or having a blog for your clergy work. instead of being like here i am, i'm clergy, talk about the stuff you know, faith and family. content marketing doesn't feel like marketing at all, it feels like you're giving advice and insight and that's a perfect way to go. >> i agree with that. that's fantastic. >> you don't need to send direct mail. you can do it different ways. thank you, ben and denise, for your advice, really appreciate it. >> thanks, j.j. >> please head over to our website, openforum.com/yo openforum.com/yourbusiness. or just send an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> we like to check out twitter to see what small business influencers have to say. recent guests and co-author of the new one-minute manager ken blanchard tweets, when working with somebody on a performance challenge, address it early with an open mind. the vice president of home improvement company porch.com writes, don't be easy. saying yes o every task, meetup or request can hold you back from success. nfl great and entrepreneur

. >> hey, i'm yarno, and i'm on my blog i'm going to share my personal diy project. >> we started writingcript and trying to roll out all the different videos. >> this dream i have is about being able to fly in the same way as birds do with flapping wings. >> we basically used the same techniques you would use for film or any form of drama to establish a real character that has, you know, problems and struggles. >> where do you find a place in the big city nowadays with enough space for building 12 meters of wings? >> we didn't have money to buy attention, so we really needed to be patient and to have a kind of confidence that the story was interesting enough. >> the team adds credibility to the story by interviewing an actual professor of neuromechanics who isn't in on the ruse. >> if you have assistive wings that have force transduction from the wings onto the engines, then it's no problem at all. >> even though the wings wouldn't actually work, floris hires industrial designer david minting to make them look as plausible as possible. >> we pretended to make real wings as if we were act

benjamin writes a important blog, and said that -- transportation plog blog and said it does not come without controversy. >> it was supposed to include a station at 41th and 10th that was eliminated. i think that is a missed tuned. >> reporter: that is something they are disappointed about. >> right now a whole neighborhood developing there with no means of transportation, it frustrating for them to go to work and commute, and to get anywhere. >> reporter: construct started on 2.4 billion dollar project in 2007, then mayor bloomberg hoped it would be done before leaving offers, construction is nearly two year behind schedule. >> we had some issues with the elevators, escalators, some security systems. to put it in perspective we don't manufacture those but we have to make sure once they are installed they pretty properly. >> reporter: they will have two included elevators to take customers to 20 feet below -- 220 feet below ground. you can take first ride to this subway stop on sep -- september 14, trains are to start running around 1:00 in the afternoon, "fox 5 news." steve: a new a

gwyneth paltrow's lifestyle blog "goop" released a line of women's handbags that features the names ofne that says "biggie" on one side and "tupac" on the other. you know, just like biggie and tupac would have wanted. [ laughter ] and finally, i've heard that "the walking dead" is partnering with a brewing company to make a beer based on the show. i think we already have a beer for "the walking dead." it's called "your 12th beer." there we go. [ cheers and applause ] we've got a great show. give it up for "the roots," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, everybody! it's a fun show tonight. hey! welcome, welcome, welcome. we've got a great show. hey, before we get started, i want to remind everyone that july is "national ice cream month." that's right. "national ice cream month." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we are lucky to have our very own flavor, "ben & jerry's" "the tonight dough." there is it right there. this is our -- [ cheers and applause ] this is our flavor. this is the best ice cream in the entire world. right? it's so good. even if i had nothing to do with

. >> so a mother, daughter fashion blog based here in the city turning a lot of heads. >> simone caught up with creators of scout city in central park. reporter: we're in central park for a special photoshoot with one only three years old. >> hi. >> lon don scout is a fashion blogger with hundreds of thousands of followers online. she has this blog called scout the city where she's all a around knox in the stylish outfits 37 my gosh -- a big pose. doing as much a good job. london is spitting image of cy like her mini me they have these beautiful curly heads. >> you think i'm a chair? [laughter] today we're talking her it a tea party across from us here in central park. her mom says he's being dying to have a tea party. are you ready? >> yeah! >> here's london. >> sandwiches. yeah are. and sweet tea. thank you so much for letting me have tea with your daughter i'm sure is she loves every minute of it. she has such a personality at such a young age. was she always look this? yeah, as far as i can remember she's been like that. [inaudible] >> london is not just a fashion blogger, she's als

in a blog he listed things that expired him.d a book called "economic facts and fallacies." it is something like the rich get richer while the poor get poorer. affordable housing requires government intervention. all of this is hard core and also right like the melvin. king buzzo was here and i asked him what this book meant to him. >> explain to me his appeal to you. >> i've never read economic books where you weren't bored in 10 seconds. he has a way of explaining it that is informative and funny which i think is really cool. if it's not funny, no one is going to care. >> right. >> he seemed to do it in a way hah i would read it and couldn't believe he was getting with somf the stuff he was saying. i think i read three books before i realized it was black guy that was writing this stuff. it never occurred to me to think in those terms and doesn't occur to him to think in those terms either. i love that. loved that. then i wanted to know everything about this guy. i did as much research about him as i could. i realized he's my

we posted a link to his blog.ck on web links. >>> jon stewart prepares to say good-bye to the daily show and now we are hearing how his role in politics will be remembered. >>> tonight jon stewart will sign off for the last time after hosting for 18 years. he is getting praise for his show's razer sharp whit. fans were lined up outside the studio in new york hoping to snag a sneak for the final -- seat for the final show. it was their most trusted source of news and his style having a major influence. the first to laugh at the idea he is an icon. >> i think he figured out a way to make it interesting. >> he got me interested in people and the world and wanting to know, like, what is going on and not just know, like, what i hear something is about but actually understand a story or a situation. >> he will take over next month. the old set will live on. it will go on display at the museum in washington, d.c. >> he has not said what he plans to do next but he took time off to direct a movie. some people are speculati

she's a science writer and journalist and contributing editor to popular science where she authors the blog and tonight she will be reading from and discussing her new book infested hell the bed bug infiltrated our bedrooms and took over the world. it came out from the university of chicago press and received great feedback already. for example marlene of "the new york times" book review wrote a book about bed bugs is necessity about everything. she takes us through this microcosm of the universe as she goes to the through the culture and biology of the research underscores. they gave a favorable review for anyone that wants to replace their fear with knowledge. we do have c-span for booktv. we are very happy to have them. so during the q-and-a we are going to have a microphone being passed around to whoever has the questions or if you have a question wait for the microphone to give to you. without further ado, please welcome brooke borel. [applause] this is my first reading so i'm both excited and a little terrified. i wanted to do an icebreaker in the beginning. i'm going to show you the

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this is the cold war to blogs inexorably fighting each other in europe and all around the world.tolkachev heard about this on the voice of america, listening to assure radio in his apartment. is sometimes jammed but often times got through. as he later told the cia, i'm going to do with the pilot did. tolkachev didn't think he would leave the soviet union, but he would effect within. he would strike back at the soviet system by taking secrets that were in his file drawers and in his institute. the top-secret blueprints of radars and military planning and research. and betrayed them. tolkachev's high-rise apartment building in moscow is just a few blocks from the american embassy. he often went jogging in the morning around the american embassy compound. he knew where the guard shacks were with a part or cars. he spent hours and hours talking and looking patiently, trying to find the license plate of americans )-right-paren moscow. the steel floor. one place he lived with his gas station. just a few months after was defected around 6:00 p.m. in 1977 and sst 04. he went up to the m

ilia: la nasa desmintiÓ rumores que han circulado en blogs en internet que hablan de que la tierra serÍarÍa. el gobernador andrew cuomo y bill de blasio alzan sus voces contra la presencia de mujeres semidesnudas en la plaza times square. bill de blasio creÓ un comando para detenerlas. periodista: con la simple pintura que cubre sucesos mÁs de 10 mujeres recorren la concurrida plaza de times square tomÁndose fotos con turistas a cambio de dinero. >> deben expresarse de manera que sea, pero donde hay tantos niÑos y tantas personas deberÍan estar un poco atrapadas. periodista: el alcalde bill de blasio y andrew cuomo han prometido tomar acciÓn contra estas mujeres. cuomo considera que lo que hacen es ilegal y afecta a los negocios del Área, daÑando tambiÉn la imagen de la ciudad. estÁ concejal municipal dice que las autoridades deben buscar la manera de regular la situaciÓn que se vive allÍ. >> hay tanta gente ahÍ, posiblemente unas pocas personas, con permiso, licencia, lo que haya para estar en cierta Área. periodista: estas mujeres piensen que no estÁn actuando indebidamente. >> es algo

wrote in a blog post, "the idea we should restrict them is just wrong." the h-1b visa program is hugely popular among these take u.s. companies. this year, 65,000 slots were filled within the first week employers could apply for them. love technology companies to employ people from overseas. coming up, the new product behind salesforce better than expected forecast. yelp gives taxpayers a place to how much they love the irs or tsa. stay with us on "bloomberg west." ♪ matt: hot storymatt: we are watching today, california regulators say they have evidence uber field to read out 25 drivers with serious criminal records. fromfailed to prevent it hiring registered sex offenders, identity thieves, burglars, a kit wrapper, and a convicted murderer. -- a kidnapper. to full themwsuit forgiven giving. assurances that its drivers are safe. --they filed a lawsuit for failing to give assurances. in ubse, let's bring managing director of software and still here with me is cory johnson. stock trended down, down, down all day. now it's getting a nice little bounce in th

escrÍbanos a travÉs de las redes sociales, me voy a abrir un blog. johnny.o no hace daÑo. alejandro: eso me dijiste ayer. francisca: en lo que lo convencemos, vamos con ana, mejor. ♪ ♪ >> la moda, lo que te acomoda. ana: los millennials revolucionaron el uso de la internet y las redes sociales, pero tambiÉn revolucionaron la moda y encontraron su propia manera de destacarse entre otras generaciones, hoy nuestra experta en moda daniela botero trae las tendencias de moda muy millennial. daniela: vamos a hablar de cÓmo nos gusta vestirnos a nosotros los millennials, no tener miedo, y vestirnos arriesgados. ana: ¿cÓmo tener un look? daniela: tenemos un look de prenda sobre prenda, nicole tiene tallas large, la podemos llevar puestas como chamarras con en la cintura, podemos reinventar nuestro look, sin comprar mÁs cosas, además es ideal si queremos ocultar barriga. ana: aparte le podemos quitar la camisa al novio. daniela: Ésa es la idea. ana: ¿cuÁl es otra tendencia en furor con los millennials? daniela: otra tendencia son las camisas grÁficas, como la que llev

. >> she published a blog post but in a surprising turn instead of lashing out she thanked them. >> i didn't want the blog to be me ranting and being angry. >> i don't want to put the negative energy out in the world. so i'll say thank you, thank you for giving me the strength to overcome this. to be able to fight you and the bullies. they tried to take the power away from me but i feel like i have all the power now. jonathan: an elderly couple victimized by a care-giver who is accused of being a taker. >> well, that is awful. >> why proud momma mei xiang is not happy with if handlers at the national zoo and the youngster's million-dollar stumble at the japanese art museum. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. jonathan: metrobuss now will stop byparting part of the neighborhood in d.c. they will stop along elvin road for the first time since saturday. drivers are told to use the stop at stanton and elvun road after a shooting outside a bus stop. but metro announced 90 minutes ago the seven-day service suspension after 7:00 p.m. would end tonight. we have team coverage of the

that's not stopping blogs sites from giving clues for sneaking g in for free, this year the fences areigher and security tighter. >> pretty impresent track. >> reporter: your advise to someone sneaking in? >> you're going to jail. >> reporter: one neighbor shot this video of loud party buses picking up concertgoers. for the most port hassles and noise much better. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> a busy saturday in san francisco. outside lands alone is expected to bring in more than 200,000 people. thousands more are going to at&t park tonight to see mega minister, joe ol' steen, and of the 50,000 people going to fort mason for the j pop summit featuring all things in japanese pop culture. get waze on your smart phone and join the group for free. >>> several people complained of feeling sick after inhaling paint fumes. the first of 3,000 people began arriving for a swim meet this morning. >> hopefully we have it well contained. minimal number of people affected and we can enjoy the rest of the race day here. >> a paramedic said two people went to the font for dream. the painting plac

. >> people are blogging about taking it to the internet. this woman did the same type of thing. >> i can see how a teacher company can be sped up with it. >> i can see how the company could be fed up with it and i can see how the mom could you trying to get something positive out of it. >> she's been behind legislation passed in the state, this is not the beginning for her. she's done some meaningful things and hopefully it's a way of honoring her son she doesn't want his death to be in vain. >> amtrak executives were at the statehouse in front of new jersey legislators just to find why in july there for consecutive days commuters were delayed for hours. the latest executive claimed it's not amtrak's fault yes there is wire problems and issues with the track but the real issue is that the two tunnels are over 100 years old and need to be replaced. they came to ask for money. the gateway project is asking up for $14 billion project to fix the two tunnels and also build two other tunnels. amtrak hopes amtrak hopes to get 80% funding from the