we see something emerged that is all blue checkmarks. everyone has to be verified so you know you are dealing with a person who says who they are. do this all the time, it's called social desirability bias. ,f you sit down with someone they are more likely to express opinions that they think are socially acceptable. the way tond further get from people, the more their opinions come out. if you sitting with someone, their opinions will be close to what they think a socially acceptable. on the phone, less so, but still there. if you remove the human elements, that all of these other opinions come out, like julie mentioned. there is some value in knowing what people are actually thinking, even if they've been hiding for a long time. eventually we see some sort of system, wered people can communicate with the people that they know that verified that will hopefully bring some stability back to the online discourse. >> next question? the woman right here. there's a microphone behind you. >> i and page cunningham's just to congratulate the orga

. >> the blue checkmark next to his name.the national anthem this got a ton of reaction. >> he spoke to all the people who neil during the national anthem. this was the most tweeted about moment for the entire speech. >> proudly stand for the national anthem. [applause] >> not everybody stood up, ellana on social media pointed do that out, we are proud to stand for the national anthem. democrats remain seated. the aclu, and a way to encourage people to protest saying we can hear the dog whistle from over here, hashtag take a knee. we will see what happened. >> the best part of the whole thing. heather: she did not like the speech. she took to twitter thing tonight donald trump presented a self-congratulatory speech without vision, promised unity, america deserves a better state of the union. did you see her face? a lot of people took notice. let's take a look at these tweets. another tweet says the look on his face is priceless. there you have it. >> you take off your girlfriend, have no idea one comment. >> send the presiden

researchers warned that tender, the security firm checkmark felt that hackers get into your photos.rability doesn't appear. it is working to upgrade its encryption. more than 50,000 people evacuated in the philippines is the country's most active volcano has erupted. he then live for up to 20 feet high. the violent abruption could continue for days. it has erupted 50 times making it an active volcano. they had a lot of warning. to evacuate the surrounding area. certainly felt like spring in new york the past couple days. today you might want to take up the winter jacket again. cheryl: adam klotz is here with the wednesday forecast. >> hey there, guys. there's some spots we are paying attention to in the pacific northwest with rounds of heavy rains to continue throughout the day. they go been dry spots across the middle of the country continuing in the northeast could result of a move on truth of to the wintry precipitation. the backside of the system. that has cleared off at this point. you will see what is left fizzling now. so pull through portions of the ohio river valley, but th

and how important it is to have a checkmark in all four or as many as possible. >> for the purpose of the stakeholder outreach work you want to do, i think anybody who qualifies in one of the first two columns could respond to your rsp. the difference there is subtle. stakeholder outreach we make sure the people have experience doing survey work, survey design, sampling methodology. language facility, submit work that shows their capacity in those areas. stakeholder engagement, a lot of the same issues but also focus groups and facilitation services. and then, you know, so again when we issue the rfp, anyone who qualifies in column one or two could respond to it and no restriction to do so. facilitation, this is us looking to have people we can hire to run group decision making processes which are sometimes requested by our clients or needed by us and the last column is city survey. >> this is the city survey you do once every three years. >> every two years. yep. two other products that were sent to e-mail and there are hard copies on the table over here. those two products are a dra

. >> blue checkmark, you got verified. nationally, when people talk about chicago now, it's like the most notorious city in the country. south side and west side gangs. do you think it's worse than people think or is it worse? >> worse. it ain't exaggerated. >> a lot of it don't make the news. we're in block 6. different blocks separate different branches of gangs. you might have the stones and vice lords in block 2, 3 and 1. the gds, some of the bds in block six. at first everybody was separated, but now because of the no funds, the money not coming in, they brought all us together and thought it was going to be a good idea. but now your enemies live right next door to you. so it's forced you to get out of where you is. all these residents out here have to suffer behind that. i mean, we ain't safe right now. i'm keeping it 100 with you. it might be calm, it might be peaceful. you might think it's swishy sweet. this shit ain't sweet. we got boogies protecting us because i'm all about y'all's security. everybody out here, w

on the other side of that line that he's agreed, he's got a slip of paper and he's been writing checkmarks about hitler never keeps agreements right before they did the pact so you have to say to yourself, it could be that stalin didn't trust him. anyway, thank you for your attention.maybe we will take some questions now. [applause] okay. here we go. these are your questions. and as you can see i'm taking the top one. you know how dealers are, right? and i'm nothing of the sleeves. no questions that i wrote myself. >> your trusting me? you want to sign a pack? here we go. during the famine and post famine, did the worldwide financial depression affects russia? excellent question. so one of the things about communism was that the timing was good. you see, the capitalism is the reason you have socialism because capitalism is no good if socialism is going to be better. capitalism is in the great depression, it has mass unemployment, it's got fascist militarism. it imperialism or colonies all over the world so in the 1930s against that background, socialism has full employment. it is has got a

with the checkmark next to it. it was a generation of american military.in sharing the relationships with some of these groups. and then to protect ourselves. but the haqqani network you just never want us to talk to again. if you are a spy novelist some of the richest terrain cruising around that you could not conjuree up. now that is still alive does journalist. >>host: where did your protagonist name comee from? >> she also has another name in that book. but i will make a list and i will match the first name and last name. and then the name changes after the second draft. there is a computer programmer to come up with names. check to make sure there is nohe real person but honestly to have a characters name. >> in my reading too much into names? >> i wanted a characters name that would be consistent and which are all chickens. and the h blacksmith and expectations. and then to have a flare as you learn more about a charactere that name that they initially thought was appropriate was the head of cia operations. i changed on the final draft something enti

>> we have different checkmarks. we check off where we have perpetrators, we have victims, we have locations as well. hate in schools, middle schools, elementary schools, airports, pressure points like that. in this case we also have one for racist organizations. the only thing is that we will only add them as a racist organization if they have left flyers or recruiting material at the places where they have committed these acts of bigotry. so, there is that. there is also, we have a category that we haven't activated which involves tracking incidents, civil rights lawyers as well as activists. but we do have a few numbers. but at some point, that flares up, we will be activating that. that is all visible online. >> that is good to know. that is a good research tool for some of the reporters here. lee, i did want to ask you, because you mentioned berkeley. we have a lot to cover today but i do want to get to the implications, especially on college campuses, not only on college campuses, but a lot of your work has loo