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. >>> football season is here and that means football blogs are in full swing. if you're a niner fan, you may already follow this next blog in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. our nbc and tech reporter spent a day with a super connected 49er blogger. >> ryan sokomoto is on his way to work, grabbing coffee at campbell's orchard valley and settling down for another writing session arizona as one of the leading sources of information about san francisco 49er football. >> i'm going to write about kendall hunter, because he's coming back from a serious knee injury. >> because while selling insurance pays most of ryan's bills for now, his blog ninerfans.com is hot, pulling in about 12,000 fans on facebook. >> we have 231 fans just today. >> reporter: all sharing as ryan bleeds scarlet and gold. >> my family has had front row season tickets since i was 8 years old and that's how that passion grew. >> reporter: a blog that now sells advertising and merchandise, now to mention the source of niners scoop like giving receiver quentin patton his first nfl nickname.

made a decision that there might be classified material on this blog the instinct was to shut the blog down rather than to sort of investigate that i think that was a mistake i don't think i'll ever know exactly where that came from and i hope it never happens again. now according to some reports the n.s.a. and the department of defense has strong connections to part of the job john hopkins university not what led to this pressure to be put on the professor but after it became public according to recent reports the university has backed off and now has allowed this professor to publish whatever material he wants to. report that will be on going leaks from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden cause more anger every time emerge people across the world are being shown just how much the private lives and private data being monitored by intelligence services when audio. this issue with kevin mitnick he's one of the world's most renowned computer hackers. according to edit snowden's revelations e-mails phone calls messages a role being tracked so how can the government god i think have access

blog that we've just seen where we're talking about what our expert saying about a way that rebels could have potentially acquired these chemical weapons well although the authenticity of the video that has appeared on this blog has yet to be as yet to be verified this ingestion being that if the rebels have indeed got their hands on chemical weapons than it has come from from neighboring countries in and around syria now of course you remember in may in turkey there were claims in the turkish press that. extremists linked with the al nusra front of course connected with al qaida had their homes raided and. some sarin gas was was found to be in their possession now that was initially rejected that was denied by encourage denied by turkey but this gesture is from the former pentagon officials that there's evidence suggests that chemical weapons have been smuggled to these extremists to the opposition from neighboring countries and in particular turkey. there with the details on what this syrian blogger is saying something that. we know that mr maloof one of our experts did say that this c

. >> reporter: the highlight for jen was when legendary actor chuck norris wrote a blog post trumpeting jen's courage and strength, qualities that others had long seen in her but she had not seen in herself. >> people saying i knew you were unique. i knew you were special. you are the strongest person i have ever known. and i didn't know that. >> reporter: the event of these past few weeks have clearly changed jeff and jen's lives. but it turns out, they weren't the only ones. erica, who started the whole thing just trying to help two people and ended up touching so many lives, says the way she lives her own is forever changed. >> taking it day by day, minute by minute and just savoring every monumement. i'm starting to learn how to that after meeting jen and jeff. >> a fund has been set up on giveforward.com to help cover jen's medical expenses. strangers have donated more than $56,000 so far to the campaign. >>> while jen and jeff didn't have plans for a big honey moon, people have donated stays for them in half-moon bay, caramel and even a place in tahoe. >>> for me it's great. i hav

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. >> emily u you started a blog and were surprised by the comments you got. what is the negativity as known as haters? what does that -- >> haters. >> you know the term. >> i do. i get a tremendous amount of positivity because it's such a new sport and so exciting. at the same time i might get negativity from the community. some people will judge my moves or my words and i think that's something that happens. >> it threw you. >> it threw me. >> because? >> what safety precautions do you take? do you always have a net underneath you? >> there almost always is a harness.

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this blog. scott budman spend a day with a superconnected 49er blogger. >> reporter: ryan sackamoto is on his way to work. grabbing coffee at campbell's orchard valley and settling down for another writing session as one of the leading sources of information about san francisco 49er football. >> i'm going to write about kendall hunter. he is coming back from a knee injury. >> reporter: while selling insurance pays the bills for now his blog is hot pulling in 12,000 fans on facebook. >> we have 231 fans just today. >> all sharing as ryan bleeds scarlet and gold. >> my family has had front row season tickets since i was 8 years old. >> reporter: now he sells advertising and merchandise and the source of niners scoop like giving quinton patton his first nfl nickname. >> what do you think about being 7-eleven and he started laughing and he said stay tuned. >> reporter: and hub knobbing with dave fiory. >> 74, right? >> yeah. >> when he stopped in for coffee. yep, he knows his stuff, all right. what'

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that's charles trippy from the very popular daily blog internet filled television. there's your five by the way. in this episode of their blog, charles and his wife ali are in boston. >> we're moving to boston for a week and a half. >> there's a specific reason they are in boston. the last time we checked in with charles trippy, he had recently had surgery to remove a tumor from his brain. now that surgery was successful but according to doctors, they did leave a small sliver of that tumor in his brain. as a result he started having seizures again and charles now needs a second brain surgery. >> and they're going to keep me awake so when they're digging they don't screw something up. >> you make it sound like they're going to go in with a pick ax and a shovel. >> we see him getting prepped for surgery, all the while maintaining an attitude that is remarkable. >> get the stupid brain slug out of my stupid head and kick it to the curb and stomp on it and run it over with steam roller. >> i wonder if they'll have him actively tweet while his brain is open. >> they will

she has a blog but on facebook, there are pictures of her where now they are requesting funding from anybody who is willing to donate to buy her medication. the one thing she does have to do is get drops in her eyes daily, because as you can see here, she does not have eyelids. >> that makes me wonder how she can sleep. >> she can sleep. people sleep with their eyes open. >> they have that ugly dog competition every year. maybe they should have an ugly cat. she would probably win every year. >> i am glad she is okay but, let's face it, she is pretty ugly. >> she does look different. the family put the blog up, because they want to send out the message even though she doesn't look like a normal cat up here, she is still happy and has something to give. >>> two men rush in to rob a store but -- >> one of the guys end up taking one of ploit he's to a back room. do you see one of the guys pistol whip that employee a number of times. >> why not even a whipping could get them what they wanted? >> and, see how one dude's joke goes off with a bang. >> what was that? >>> what the heck does su

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well meanwhile the prominent syria blog has posted footage and actually showing chemical weapons being used by radical rebels let's get the details now from our correspondent paul scott here live in the studio paul what do we know about this this footage well the videos have appeared on the websites of prominent blogger who goes by the name of brown moseys now he's been focusing on the syrian conflict for the last couple of years analyzing the claims and counterclaims that have been emerging from the the two year civil war now he's been sent a link to three videos which apparently show a chemical weapons attack being carried out by opposition forces the videos apparently were found on the mobile phone of a terrorist who was killed recently on the kurdish border and you can see in the footage now that the people carrying out the alleged attack wearing gas masks they're firing shells and rockets and their weapons are draped in extremist paraphernalia now the videos were dated august the twenty first which is of course the same of the chemical weapons attack that recently featured in the

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download free blogging video for your media project free media gone to our t.v. dot com. this is all seen coming to you live from moscow welcome back iran's been reaching out to wall paros to settle the in power so its nuclear program ahead of the nation's upcoming address to the yuan training assembly the standoff has dragged on for years and now the country's new need to hasan rouhani pledged to restock peace talks in return for an easing of painful sanctions and as all she has put us here reports the restrictions are hurting the most vulnerable. the aim of sanctions is to harm the state but the real victims are ordinary regular people what small experience has shown that there's a huge wedge between what ordinary people experience under sanctions and what the eat to mohamed we heidi is one such case study he's a cancer victim in iran therapy program previously each session cost approximately three hundred dollars these days it costs about seven hundred dollars it is also a challenge to get the medication because you have to go to almost every drugstore asking for them

shortly afterwards though by the john hopkins university where he happens to work to take down his blog in an interview to r.t. he explained what he found out from the leaked documents what we learned is that the n.s.a. has a hard time breaking crips and so what they've done is they've actually tried to take the products that that perform and corruption and make them worse make the weaker so that it's easier for them to break that encryption the n.s.a. is is willing to make us if you're a little bit weaker because remember it's not just u.s. citizens who are using these products it's americans too and they're willing to you know in a sense put our credibility on the line our tire industry on the line in order to access that communications of whoever it is they want to listen to we have a big debate ahead of us how much spying i mean there is there's a range anywhere from zero percent spying to one hundred percent spying i think we have to figure out what the right balance is i think what we're learning is that the american public is not comfortable with what we're learning about that. l

download free blogs video for your media project afridi zero down to r t v dot com. welcome back this is a russian court has ordered that twenty two people arrested during a greenpeace progress in the arctic last week should remain in custody pending an investigation and other aid campaigners are to be held for three days until the next hearing the activist were detained aboard a greenpeace vessel after attempting to scale on oil platform in protest of drilling in russian waters arches gannett should count as more. as of now twenty two people who are onboard the arctic sunrise will remain in jail for the next two months as investigation continues that's not a sentence that's basically time that the court gives for investigators to do their job and present their case there will be another hearing on monday as we understand and the court the more minds will decide what to do with the other eight members of the crew on board the greenpeace ship with their words thirty people citizens of seventeen countries including russia canada and the united states the captain of the

political blog find that argument insulting gotten has got the same population the denmark about its big country than norway in fact if you look at a list of countries by population in the world scotland is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so i mean the idea that a normal sized country can't survive is insulting to all those other smaller countries who do very well and certainly i mean it's obvious that can be very well it's a very very rich country for the richest country on earth clear and i don't see any good reason to see what's gotten couldn't make it like denmark. and george eaton he's editor of the studies blog at the new statesman he's against the independent spirit i spoke to him earlier and he told us that the cultural and economic ties between scotland and britain are just too ingrained i think an independent scotland would certainly be economically viable but i think the wider arguments for why the rest of the you can scotland are better off together outweigh the arguments put forward by the nationalist side the cultural and social ties between

george eaton he's editor of the staggers blog at the new statesman is against the independence bid and he tells us the cultural and economic ties between scotland and britain are just too ingrained i think an independent scotland would certainly be economically viable but i think the wider arguments for why the rest of the you can scotland are better off together outweigh the arguments put forward by the nationalist side the cultural and social ties between scotland and england the rest of the rest of the u.k. incredibly vital and important part of our history and i think we i think you that's something that will be diminished for scotland to become an independent country i think it's quite sensible to devolve greater powers to scotland in the future but i didn't see the need for it to become an entirely separate country with its own army its own foreign policy its own embassies and so on. more to come for this hour including the protest against the appointment of a former cia chief as a university professor and all the stories after the break. we'll talk about language as well but i w

political blog he finds that argument insulting. the same population. is pretty country the no way in fact if you look at a list of countries population in the world is right in the middle it's the same size as the median country so idea that a normal sized country can survive is in so think. of a smaller countries very well and certainly i mean obviously this can be very well it's a very very rich countries for the richest countries on earth and i don't see any good reason to see one make it like denmark. george eaton editor of the staggers blog the new statesman i spoke to a little earlier he's against the independent spirit and he tells us the cultural and economic times between scotland and britain are just too ingrained. i think an independent scotland would certainly be economically viable but i think the wider arguments for why the rest of the you can't scotland better off together outweigh the arguments put forward by the nationalist side the cultural and social ties between scotland and england and the rest of the rest of the u.k. incredibly vi

said that george would be interesting to see thanks very much indeed george eating at the studies blog at the new statesman. well coming up off the break germans give up to go to the polls and in the us the student anger as a former head of the cia is offered work at the new york university. wealthy british style sucks it's time to explicitly. market. scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two kinds of reports. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports. for the know i will leave that to the state department to comment on your latter point to say. to carry out a car is on the job. no. thank you no more weasel words. when you need a direct question be prepared for a change when you when you should be ready for a. critical speech and slid down to freedom to fox. news continues here on. looks set to win when germans go to the polls for parliamentary election on sunday germany has knowledge of managed to dodge the economic problems that have crippled

have you read some of these blogs? if you're a samsung person, a samsung person, apple person or nokia person? >> it used to be, like i remember back in the days in the u.s. when you used to be an apple consumer, you were sort of minority. >> yeah. >> like some original guy. right now, in terms it's the opposite. it was not made for americans and microsoft was -- >> if only renault and other s can get people as excited about their cars or how about e.d.f., g.d.f. or suez or whatever they call thmselves this week? imagine how good the economy is. >> that's an important point, in america these big companies shoot into -- into the nasdaq or into the dow jones industrial average. in france there's the feeling here that we don't have these company that's come and go as much. >> we do to some respect. we have the -- >> these are all brand names we had for years. >> google didn't even exist 15 years ago. >> go up or down and some are issue. look at the fashion blogs. >> oh, anne, that has been -- that has been the default. th

know whether you're sending something out if you're the new york times or if you're a little tiny blog same cause to send stuff out you know to pay to pull stuff in whether it's coming from the new york times or whether it's coming from mark's blog and or the nation. and that seems logical to me that seems reasonable to me that's the kind of common carrier argument that we use with trucking companies and telephone companies and these kind of things so here we were do you think this is going to you know i think that this will this will continue to be a growing growing growing problem the two sides to a right you've got the legal privacy and legal problems the control regulation issues that are going on but you've also got the corporate commercial interest that are going on as well this kind of interesting to see how those two are colliding here with rosin stance but i think that what you'll find is that they have to see will win over without. and that in the discovery question for me is ok what starts to happen in terms of regulation which up to this point with we've we've seen the bene

well according to the news blog think progress along makers in the house of representatives are leaning towards voting no on a bill that would allow the u.s. to take military action against syria as of thursday morning think progress has reported that one hundred ninety nine u.s. representatives are expected to reject any strike against syria while forty nine lawmakers in the house are looking to the words of coding yes now this leaves a reported one hundred eighty five representatives undecided the latest figures posted by the think progress blog were updated hours after lawmakers in both the house and the senate discussed what action if any should be taken to reprimand the syrian government now the majority of no votes according to think progress belong to republicans on wednesday the senate foreign relations committee voted in favor of using military force in syria but the full senate will have to weigh in on the draft legislation before there is any vote to take place within the senate i mean while the republican controlled house is expected to vote next week and according to the ca

download free blogs counseling videos for your media projects a free media dog cart tom. biomass times are welcome to because the report of the second to begin with greg palast health stuff come about larry summers the most financial terrorist in the world but first let's catch up on world war money staging over yes max there's been a in official denial that the u.s. engages in economic espionage statement by the director of national intelligence james r. clapper on allegations of economic espionage it is not a secret he said max that the intelligence community collects information about economic and financial matters and terrorist financing this is because all this n.s.a. information has been released that they're collecting information not only on american citizens and foreign citizens but also on corporations and banks and financing centers all around the world he says we collect this information from many important reasons for one it could provide the united states and our allies early warning of international financial crises which could negatively impact the global

they called the column very naive but today we would call it a blog with emphasis on where eleanor went, and a chatty, informal style. and mainly as a reflection of the lenore's desire to make money. and for 12 years. and the draw of these women eager to gain access to the white house. detractors said they weakened the status of women journalists. and encourage dependence on one source. eleanor was careful what she said to these women. also she would stipulate they not face certain things. and running for reelection in 1936 she told the women to related to birth control that come up at these conferences last because that was a politically volatile subject. black's closeness to roosevelt did not help her career. he became known as roosevelt's apologist, obtained a government position with eleanor's help that did not work out. and alcoholism and mental problems and identify. and wrote in her autobiography that i pitched my wagon to a star. and the star was eleanor roosevelt. so eleanor continued to help theremin and thurmond was less needy perhaps then rudy black and got help from eleanor

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

blog used to live in the richmond district and we're not looking at the gary boulevard brt but i thought it was a great fit for her because of her understanding of transportation on a region wide level as well as her - the fact she uses public transportation and has used it all over the city and having that board prospective is important for district 5. i'm hoping we can move her name forward >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to commissioner breed for her comments. we give a great correctness to the district so it's my pleasure to move this candidate forward for the county transportation authority c ac >> colleagues can we do this without objection? and to continue this until october. thank you >> number 7 recommend an appointment of bus transit and this is an action item. >> before you make the comments this item the gary corridor citizens committee didn't just involve my district but it's been a long process with any different dialogues of the gary brt and i thank you for your effort. we've been engaged and it's a critical project for our whole city and the who's also western un

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