if you do not login, it will be edited to the ip address. -- credited to the ip address. you scroll down, add the content cite button and it adds your citation. and then there is the boxed with the updated vote tally. then you hit save, and is done. that is the simplest way to edit. like the edits go live as soon as you save them. -- >> the edits go live as soon as you save them. there was some discussion about having a preview of changes by administrators, but that is not on english wikipedia. other languages do other things. so german wikipedia has done some of that. they call it pending changes. right now, if you want to edit, typically, you can change things on the fly, or live. >> how will you ensure people understand the credibility of the page you are reading? i use -- you are creating. i use wikipedia every day, but i never edit anything. i never knew about conflict of interest or that kind of thing. i do make sure casual users understand how the pages are being maintained? >> that is an interesting question. one thing the community does is if there is dispute abo

addresses and congress someone using not ip address from the halls made this clear vision to my page now we still don't know who did it this is the first time that congress has toyed with wikipedia info in fact there's a whole page on wikipedia documenting congressional edits of course such an egregious and it can't stay up for long but how many thousands of people saw that before it was taken down look i wear it as a badge of honor because if i'm pissing off people in high places that just means i'm doing my job well. it's a. very hard to. get back with the terrorist there's no. on day eight of operation protective the israeli military has committed perhaps its most horrific war crime since the offensive against gaza began this morning devastating news broke of the i.d.f. and attentional shelling of a beach that targeted four children aged nine to eleven the tragedy comes as the death toll in gaza surpasses two hundred at least nine hundred thirty nine i'm sorry of which are children according to wall street journal and according to gaza's ministry of health over fifteen hundred pal

davis gives up a 2-run home run to dalin cave 3-0 nevada top 3rd davis is replaced her stats 2 1/3 ipits, 3 runs, 6 k's final: 8-1 nevada but mo'ne is still alive if they can beat illinois tomorrow they will advance to the u.s. championship in a rematch against nevada she won't be eligible to pitch tomorrow but she will pitch against nevada if they win this is video from the niners first practice at levi's a few weeks ago. but today harbaugh cut short their final open practice there and pulled his team off the field because players kept losing their footing. apparently huge divots of grass were flying everywhere. and rather than risk injury the team left the stadium in favor of their practice field which is adjacent to the stadium the niners tweeted an apology to fans who came to see practice and also said they are taking measures to make sure the field is ready for sunday's nationally televised game versus the chargers republic >>> home invasion uproar. >> i sat up in bed and screamed. >> a basketball star's wife and four kids, home sleeping when this happened -- >> they were in my b

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if you do not login, it will be edited to the ip address. you scroll down and hit the site button --cite button and it adds your citation. and then there is the boxed with the updated vote tally. then you hit save, and is done. that is the simplest way to edit. like the edits go live as soon as you save them. -- >> the edits go live as soon as you save them. there was some discussion about having a preview of changes by administrators, but that is not on wikipedia. other languages do other things. some german wikipedia has done some of that. right now, if you want to edit, typically, you can change things on the fly, or live. >> how will you ensure people understand the credibility of the page you are reading? i use wikipedia every day, but i never add anything. i never knew about conflict of interest or that kind of thing. how do you understand that the users understand how the pages are being maintained? will you make sure you understand how pages are being maintained? >> one thing the community does is if there is dispute about the neutra

for humans. >> yamanaka says further studies may lead to the development of a new method for creating ips cells. >>> officials at japan's welfare ministry have shone a light on some of the most vulnerable members of society. they say in the year that ended in march, welfare workers handled a record number of cases of child abuse. ministry officials say welfare centers opened nearly 74,000 cases where they took custody of children or looked into situations in the home. that's up 10% from a year earlier. ministry officials have seen the number of cases increase steadily since they started keeping track in 1990. they say in the last year they responded to three times the number of cases they did ten years ago. and they say they see more problems in big cities, including osaka and tokyo. researchers say these days parents have less interaction with their neighbors and have few people to ask for help. tsuneo yamamoto of the japan child and family research institute calls on government officials to identify parents who feel anxious and provide them with more support. >>> residents of naples, fl

reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story for you here. in troy t arabic to find out more visit arabic t.v. dog called. once we school. the biology teachers their grades with their local gender experts and they came to the conclusion that the metaphor. that is active and so passive in their reproduction process reinforces gender. as russia and the west continue to drift apart into a new cold war russia's worldview of international politics is largely neglected in western media and in the halls of power russia will defend its national interest and also how. this is the go to market among shared. residents of eastern ukraine. military action in which a hundred civilians have been killed or injured in the last week alone a family of three. and. also in the week's top story russia succeeds in its effort to bring relief to the suffering population as tons of aid delivered to the convoy returning to russia. calls for justice over the killing of an unarmed black teenager. the response from police in the us with. feeling the wrath of security forc

but again, you had the same problem in 2006 with ip editing. the story could have been written anyway, even without bot. and part of this is a volunteer at mintz who block network -- volunteer administrators who block network i fees --ip's. after all, they blocked the d.c. public library, too. it's not like they are picking on capitol hill. it's that they see a problem and they want to address it. >> could you both discuss the policy called "don't bite the newbie"? maybe that will encourage people to edit. >> this is another policy that i'm afraid all of the older wikipedians have forgotten about. i keep fighting this battle myself, trying to get people to be more friendly to new editors. and there are a lot of issues, such as the tea house, and we do a lot of this at our local events. keep in mind, this is a cultural thing going on among average wikipedians, that they will tend to view new editors as spammers and whatnot. you will have to build up some report to prove yourself, which is unfortunate -- some rapport, which is unfortunate. >> the

by allowing ip-based text will benefit 911 consumers.they are built with redundancy in mind and the use of ip allows widespread interoperability. delta andl have capabilities that will allow all consumers, including those with speech or hearing disabilities, to have reliable, real-time text communication with emergency responders. in short,ng 911 is truly a life-saving advancement. congress, public safety organizations and industry alike have all urged the commission to focus its efforts on accelerating the deployment of ng 911. the public safety component of the overall ip transition, a cause close to my heart. in contrast, sms has inherent limitations that, for 911 purposes, render it for anything other than an interim stopgap measure. as text messages can be delayed, they can be lost or delivered out of sequence, i have experienced that when i have sent sms messages. these limitations might not matter for everyday communication. but they can have serious consequences when it is an emergency, when it counts. own communication security

addresses one ip stood out in particular one four three two three one two four nine one three eight. like a p.d.f. a number of edits originating from this identity address were disrupted she would compete via how's this quirk or i should say fundamental flaw which is that anyone can edit it like anyone like all these people like even. even that guy way over there. so the very thing that makes week a p.d.f. so far reaching and influential it's crowdsourcing is also what makes it so vulnerable to manipulation p.r. companies have been barred to the site without its whitewashing negative information about corporate clients and back in two thousand and six congressional staffers were accused of making conflict of interest out its to wikipedia articles about their bosses but this time the edits are different which is why i had to find out exactly who one four three two three one two four nine one three eight really is so far this is what we know at nearly eleven pm on friday july eleventh user one four three two three one two four nine one three eight and it's congressman justin amash as w

sort of thing a distributed network to be able to use that to make it so that you can get people's ip addresses find out who they are specifically based upon their unique identification which is their ip address and this allows people therefore to have conversations without any sort of thought that anything that the government or you know in any other you know industrial espionage type of activity can go on and you can be private so it's another case in which privacy is increasing now that we know the n.s.a. thing is happening people want privacy and i think that there's a market out there for privacy types of apps this is a satirical yeah this is in the in the last when they were talking and i want to make of all these privacy initiatives you know are they really going to work and are they are they going to be jeopardized by consumers preference for convenience over actually you know just having having some of the first one i think is good in that way what you're going to see first generation early adopter type stuff coming online. it's going to be something that's user friendly the

decentralized data and communications network so that's all form of communications e-mail voice over ip so what we're trying to do max is effectively replace the internet and decentralized internet so the comparison to court i think is a good one is in the same way that trying to replace financial institutions and intermediaries in financial transactions missives also trying to do the same with data so we are moving data centers from. data communications and potentially large technology companies and so the individual users become this network so we are doing for data what bitcoins doing for trade is a phrase that we've got here look you guys up in scotland troon scotland and any particular reason why you are entrenched gotland or you just happen to meet up there and that's just the way we're going for the longest seems mostly understand yeah very very good up there i see so that's kind of the whole company's part now speaking of the company being powered by a lot of scenes and also by some cash because this is where it kind of the rubber hits the road you did raise some money recently

able to use these coins to access services in the networks let's say someone launches a voice over ip. they might use one save calling for ten minutes of chat so they can start to use these calling for services in the network and so what how many users are now involved in this that work is hard to see because with the networks i see not live yet so there's currently zero users but we've got a fairly large community building up we have probably over seven hundred people sign up to a developer mailing list we have approximately two thousand people participated in the code sale so. there seems to be a real market for our product as opposed to those pushing on to the market so so the new users yeah but they're selling seems to be a real. the mound for the general population obviously these concepts are pretty difficult to get through to the general population and that. is the message is that something that you can actually bring forward to people and they are understanding what it is you're talking about or how do you break through that because because it took several years to kind of rea

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and has negotiated that to get the ip to do that. synthetic fuels i think is a big thing. the old dream is we run on hydrogen. we take water out of the environment, have renewable energy. we split a high water into hydrogen and oxygen, get the oxygen back in the air maybe and then we needed power in a car you consume that hydrogen and make the water again. if you give me see to him and makes the cycle easy. i paid more for the extra transformation but it's a lot easier to have a liquid on board of the vehicle that hydrogen. that is the damage done it this way. i can close the loop. the technology is filled with hydrogen and co2 to make any hydrocarbon success. they been around since the '20s and '30s. what's hard about is to get the price of the energy low enough that it works. as a better effect if you're $30 per ton of co2, you at a quarter gallon of gas, you spent 2 cents per kilowatt water, you add it all for electricity to the price of gas. it's the electricity price which will tell you how this game will go. you can think of it like biomass substitute, right? you run

ip was look like we are going to cool down next weekend. sbun fortunately, the shuck was, and rain showers, not going to going the way the way we want it to. >>> coming up, a special film premier. and the win streak of a high school football player. we will show it to you after this. >>> some people say dogs are hempb sent and they probably agree with you this weekend in b boliva. and this is to honor the patron saint of dogs. and the dogs and their owners drove a mass to bless the owners and dogs with holy water. the 13th century saint was said to have been saved by a dog who brought him food and water when he was ill. >>> fans attended a premiere for the movie "when the game stands tall." and tragedy when the star player, terrance kelly, was shot and killed. the long term coach believes the film will leave an impact on viewers. >> it's a great story just to go watch and be inspired how you can bounce from adversity. >> now, the film opens nationally this friday. should be a very big hit there. the biggest bay area pride events are usually

the few times we've actually approached law enforcement and said we have exact ip addresses, we know exactly where the servers are, they are in the united states, one of the things we're asked to give is show us the fraud and show who was fraudulent, the amount of damages, we don't have that information. that is something where overall we've actually had problems approaching law enforcement to take action. >> for the record would you provide an example of that for us? >> i can do that offline, yes. >> can you give -- one of the things, i think, there's a stress for you all and that is that informing consumers as clear and boldly as many of us believe you should inform them, because a lot of this can be prevented by consumers as you well know. if you understand the eco system of the internet and the concept of cookies and if you understand what your browser's actually doing. if you understand the power of a click, you can avoid a great deal of danger. but i'm sure some of the stress for your companies is that the more you warn consumers, the more they are going to be afraid to robustl

hudson - gives up a 2-run homer to daniel murphy as the mets jump out in front early 2- 0 nym hudson: 5 ip, 7 hits, 2 er top 3rd, 2 men on pablo sandoval - drives dillon gee's pitch to deep right to bring home a pair of runs as the giants tie it up 2-2 tie sandoval: 3-5, 2 doubles, 3 rbi top 7th, 3-2 nym giants catch a breakrelief pitcher jeurys familia throws the wild pitch allowing hunter pence to trot home and tie game 3-3 tie pence: 2-5, 2b, 3b, 2 runs scored top 9thtied at 3 sandoval - the hero of the game - wins it with this ground rule double to left that lands just fair before bouncing into the crowd 4-3 sf sandoval:.344 his past 23 games final: giants win 4-3 giants 2 back of dodgers pending outcome of tonight's battle in l.a. between the dodgers and angels r we have the 49 years heading to baltimore for exhibition. >> it was the first experience we all had to step on the field. it was a great experience with the fans there. it felt great to be on the new stadium and step foot out there with the music and the fans will, get to dancing a, it felt pretty good. >> first football game

. >> ip indeed. there's no limit on wealth creation in a free country. there's no limit on jobs. no limit on a better quality of life for all. the problem is that as you pointed out for quite some time, we haven't been a prfree countr. all the regulations and controls all the interventions are forcing the economy that can't create wealth and that's why all the things we talked about that try to help the economy have only added debt and retarded our growth. >> not only are household net worth, but household incomes have gone down as well. who do we blame? republicans, democrats, or everybody in d.c.? >> i don't think -- i think you have to blame the congress when you go all the way back to before the collapse in 2007 of the banking system. the thing is, eric, the first part of that, 2002 to 2007, it actually o expanded. most of it was related to the housing because of the collapse of the housing market because that's where most people's net worth was. if you identify where did it come from, it dame kaim pr the depreciation of their homes. if you go dwrond beyond that, you can't fi

2-2 tie bottom 7th alcides escobar - gives the royals the lead with this rbi single 3-2 kc gray: 7 ipts, 2 er final out - steven voght with a man on base flies out to center and watch as jarrod dyson do the backflip after the final out final: 3-2 royals a's lead angels by 3 ½ games royals win 8th straight and 16 of 19 k-c now leads al central by ½ game over detroit they were working out in maryland with the baltimore ravens and and. one brother to the other. >> the entire layout was top- notch--. we are professional football organization here, a people that have very high standards for how we're treated . not one complaint. that is rare. >>gary radnich the 49ers first exhibition game will be sunday at levi stadium. the raiders are headed the scrimmage with the dallas cowboys next week. that there will be back home friday to. to. >>@ at this point in training camp anything you can do break up their routine is good. our guys are going to go down and compete against a good football team. >>gary radnich who noted tiger woods yesterday? it's been awhile since we saw him in the world of gol

iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a $100 million security upgrade for its most vulnerable substations. tonight the security upgrade involved deputies checking id's and crews repairing the fence. in south san jose, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> they just fac

off colon to the wall in left- centerfield bumgarner scores 5-0 giants and that's it for colon 4 2/3 ip, 6 runs top 9th/ 8-0 giants pence hits his 2nd home run no doubt about this one 9-0 giants the ball landed in a group of giants fans but look who caught it a mets fan! bottom 9th 2 outs bumgarner strikes out travis d'arnoud to end the game final: 9-0 giants the dodgers lost so what does that mean for the giants in the n.l. west? tiger woods may be forced to miss another major after re- injuring his back today. he says it happened on the 2nd hole at the bridgestone invitational.a tournament he has won a record 8 times. serena wins bank of the west serena williams taking on angelique kerber in the bank of the west final at stanford 1st set after going down 5-1 serena roars back forcing a tiebreaker with shots like this forhand winner 1st set tiebreaker williams with the ace to take the tiebreaker and the 1st set 7-6 2nd set match point kerber hits long williams wins her 3rd bank of the west title 7-6, 6-3 serena wins the 1st tournament she's played since pulling out of wimbledon with a

she was quite ip satiable. and -- insatiable. and she was like that until she died. that never changed. >> talk about this idea of the narcissistic personality. as completely fascinated by her mental struggles, not only did she have what maureen dowd in her review called the cascading calamities, i believe, but she also struggled against -- i was trying to sort it out myself. you don't really say much about bipolarity which is what i think she really had. her capacity to reinvent herself perpetually year after year -- >> yes. >> -- was amazing in itself. then she had depression which she called the dismals, and she clearly -- and substance abuse including lsd, i guess, if you call lsd substance abuse. maybe -- the way you write it, it's fun. [laughter] >> i think that's what a lot of lsd takers will tell you, is they had good trips. yes, the bipolar thing i hadn't thought of because i was always slightly wary of these terms which become fashionable all of a sudden. for instance, princess diana was a borderline personality, whatever that means. other people are bipola

hitting new products and partnerships and later, back to school shop iping is in full swing. why you may be spending more eve to support your kid's school. right now, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> cinnabon is a scent and a taste the customers remember and they're betting it will help its new products. kat cole is president of cinnabon and thank you so much for being here today. it's been hard to keep my hands off these thipgs sitter. i licked half the frosting off. >> as you should. >> these things are great, i see what you're doing with these. how many brands do you have outside? >> we have the normal blue box classic cinnamon rolls. that is a big partner like pillsbury, kelloggs and international delight. >> how do you come up with these ideas and figure out what works? >> the ideas come from many directions. one would be our development partners. we rely a lot on our partners. we benefit from their ideas and innovation, but cinnabon is an expert in indulgence and so, pillsbury benefits from what we learn. we have become excellent at being a flexib

one response in ip says, i'm an exception, my friend is an exception, yes, there are exceptions and theroblem is there are only exceptions and the fact is there are full of other schools that are -- there are other schools that are full of really great kids, about getting a good education not about getting to the top but thinking through big problems of life and figuring out what you really want to do, what is worth having. >> lawrence you're a harvard grad. is there flawed logic of kids wanting to go to ivy league or is the process flawed? >> a little bit of both. from the admission standpoint, are we seeing kids who came from cambridge but camden, new jersey, a set of people i think that also tells a different story. so it's always managing to how they select but also on the front end, i do think there's value and i do think that you know, there's some merit to understanding why you're actually going into the institution and what you're looking to achieve. i argue that you know, i knew there are anomalies. but i don't necessarily think that going to an ivy league school is the pitfall

iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a $100 million security upgrade for its most vulnerable substations. tonight the security upgrade involved deputies checking id's and crews repairing the fence. in south san jose, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> they just

global post in appeared on "newshour" before being abduct ip syria nearly two years ago. the militants released a video of the execution it was titled "a message to america" they warned in recent days of retaliation for u.s. airstrikes in iraq. government forces in iraq made a brief assault today on "islamic state" fighters holding tikrit. the effort, north of baghdad, was halted after a few hours, in the face of stiff resistance by the militants. this, one day after kurdish troops recaptured a vital dam near mosul. john ray of independent television news filed this report. >> reporter: here, this islamic state lies in ruins, their new caliphate shattered, their fighters vanquished their weapons destroyed. they leave behind a legacy of terror. >> we just want, oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: abu yosef and his wife are too scared to show their faces. they know the jihadists barbaric creed. >> they killed my father. my father is a policeman. >> reporter: this is the road to the mosul dam. once a symbol of the militants' limitless ambition, today a sign that they can be d

iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times.the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a $100 million security upgrade for its most vulnerable substations. tonight the security upgrade involved deputies checking id's and crews repairing the fence. in south san jose, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> they just