area where wean can talk to new people. sometimes locally, frankly. when you have some people who are default liberals who really love food and farm to table and all these things the left talks about, those things require freedom. they require the fda not to come in and say, i'm sorry, your homemade sausage you would like to sell to your neighbors does not have enough nitrate in it for our taste, so you are not allowed to make those transactions among three people. when that happens, it crushes dreams, crushes a small business, and makes life less fun for people who would like to eat delicious pork products. we can make that argument to people. education, obviously. freedom to choose is of dire importance, of the most importance in communities we are not reaching. finally, innovation. that's right. it? like my al sharpton b uber, i know you guys know about it, the alternative to taking a cab. liberals love it. they are literally limousine liberals on this issue. they love having a limo pick them up because they ordered it on the smartphone, so suddenly

new site focused on social. we saw social becoming the dominant way of how people consume news and entertainment. mobile became better than pc's and that was not something we predicted or expected that we were interested in social almost for election reasons more than anything else. being interested in something when it is small have a deeper understanding and a unique approach before something that everyone is chasing. >> what are some of the lessons that people should look into, such as lessons learned from old media? >> every big media company was once a started. if you look at cbs there is not that much you can land because they are a giant and your small and starting out for you if you look at them when they were losing money, that looks like a lot of startups. when you look at time magazine that looks like a lot of new media startups that are starting today. people do not realize, i was surprised reading about the

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they're looking at videos helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. people chanted hands up, don't shoot which has been a rally cried out for michael brown. some individuals became violent. two officers were pepper sprayee officer was vandalized. police say they made two arrests. that protest began in oakland and ended in berkeley. this is a video live stream by a citizen journalist last night. several windows were broken and a trash can was still on fire. berkeley police say they also arrested two people on suspicion of resisting and obstructing a police officer. >>> a woman convicted of sneaking on the flight to lax is now out of jail tonight. she was released early because of jail over crowding. on wednesday, a judge sentenced hartman to return to lax after she was told not to come back. she sneaked on a dozen of flights mostly at sfo. >>> tonight officials believe those may have been started by fireworks. the fires were located around eastbound 580 at 10:30 this morning. chp received reports that four men were seen shooting fireworks outside their car. f

indians relocated, dislocated, , andmarried, confederated became new peoples. this group, the little shell , ise of chippewa indians more complicated than the name suggests. on isstern slope we're the first time the federal government negotiated with the peoples who were already living here. of the isaacart stevens and treaties to come to terms with who was where so that the united states could assure safe acids for the northern route of the railroad coming through. all the way from chicago to minneapolis to puget sound seattle. to -- treaty -- that treaty was not about land, although the government has use that information to say who was where. the people who are the ancestral people of the little shell tribe tribe were part of that gathering. rather than negotiation, there was an investigation -- there was not an investigation. theas people telling federal government that we are here, they are over there, and this is the ground. the government got a sense of where they were. the flat header on the other side. people got a chance to say that this is our territo

new york it's going to be revolutionary but for all people. and we have a bill that actually, i'm the sponsor of surprise, surprise it's a bill 752 of this increases the renewable portfolio standards to percent of renewable energy by 2050 (clapping) you can keep clapping if i like thank you, thank you, thank you. no, this is - as i indicated when i spoke earlier this is a fight those biggest don't just happen i introduce them and because it's wonderful and they step arrested it through i'm going to need people to call on the governor and the state legislator to pass this legislation this is the kind of work we're going to do beyond the nights and bolts of building solar we have to build the political will to make this happen related to know we're reforming the energy vision we need to update the grid on utilities in the state of new york and thank you to the governor for putting the group together to learn the lessons but also to change what we've been doing. as i click i'll remind you of a couple of important things new york citizens and the

it's all new people. >> it's new people. it's not like you've got a whole lot of old folks there. >> senator, i think the surprising thing to me, that is the one unifying factor of the country. they think, boy, that system is a mess. go fix the system. >> well, there has been reform in the past so why not now. a couple of thoughts. one, reform is really hard. in general, it's much easier just to add a program, spend a little more money than to undertake significant reform. >> watergate reforms were legitimate. they really did fix a lot of bad things taking place in washington. >> some, some. but the point is it's tough, it takes a lot of work. second, we have gone through some efforts that have been cut short very recently. there was an effort to undertake tax reform. dave camp did a bill, max baucus did hearings and it died and went nowhere. immigration reform, whether you're for it or against it sort of moved and then died under its own weight. so it's tough as a candidate right now to go out and talk about reform when you

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now don't look at the mainstream media as their main source of information anymore now people go to get breaking news to social media outlets or they go to opinion blogs or people that they trust people like glenn. for example for people go and read my blog because they're looking for an alternative viewpoint to the mainstream media narrative i feel as if we're in right now sort of the change time the change over a period from the credibility of the mainstream media being the only outlet for resourceful reporting where people are looking for people who are more attached to news stories as they happen on the ground why would i want to read what george stephanopoulos has to say in new york city about the situation in ukraine when i can go and i can read newspaper reports and blogs immediately from the situations as they're happening on the ground or i can subscribe to the twitter account of a reporter that's going on the ground i sort of feel as if right now is the time when the mainstream media is having a big changeover and that's why they're having a loss of revenue that's why they're having to clos

of color the new chosen people, the new people whose liberation would redeem mankind to be made the oriental into the ultimate example of the people of color. the muslims into the representative orientals, and the arabs into the central or core muslims. and, finally, the palestinians into the ultimate quintessential arabs. and by this chain of reasoning, abracadabra, israel was transformed because it was in conflict with the palestinians. it was transformed from being seen as a redemptive rescue of the people from thousands of years of persecution, but through the very embodiment of white supremacy and oppression. and i think in that transformation lies the explanation for the question i ask myself that morning when i read about the story of how could people possibly believe such a thing. thank you very much for listening, and i'd be happy to take questions or comments. [applause] >> thank you, joshua. i'd like to ask the first question, and after i do i'll open it up to the audience. i ask you to ask real questions. pretty concise so that everybody get

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it seemed like it was an exciting new thing. peopleought why would anybody want to watch the local television station. in phoenix or new york or somewhere else but he started licensing television shows and movies and lots of other kinds of entertainment. and started to be a distributor of this kind of entertainment. when he saw the adhesive event -- possibility there is going to , be someone to dominate news on cable and he started cnn. it was interesting he started with entertainment and moved into news. at the time, the networks were spending $200 million year to do half an hour of news on the evening news and the plane was -- cnn's plan was to spend 20 to $30 million to do news 24 hours a day. everyone thought it was impossible. you could cover things in ways that you could not if you only had a half hour. and you had to wait. he had this built-in advantage i contract -- by content that fit with this type of distribution. it has grown into a giant company. newspapers were exploding and there were so many people could not read them a

. >> it's not just about getting around, but meeting new people. who knows, your new best friend might be on your back or between your legs. >> it was a parody. >> piggy backs, you got our backs. >>> i'm going to create a new phrase. if at first you don't succeed, try something different. talking about a 5-year-old at a party with a pinata, has a stick, whacking at it, trying to get to the delicious candy. the boy's -- whatever, i'm not proceeding with this. i'm getting the candy. whatever. you know what? i'm done. >> [ bleep ] >> he's doing kicks, punches. full on fight. >> oh, people are lining up. >> he wanted the candy for everybody else. >> of course he did. what he did was fantastic. he improvised. >> hey! >>> another adorable video. what was a car wash was a free concert. this is a giant bucket. see that adorable girl in it? she grabs the hose with the nozzle on it. that's now the microphone. as you can tell in the background, when the love runs out is playing, and she's grooving in the bucket. ♪ i've got my mind made up ♪ and i can't let go

almost half of all california legislator will be brand new they'll be termed anti we'll have brand new people hopefully, they'll all be senator parkers (clapping) but this is a challenge and an incredible opportunity to educate those folks think about it they were not around in the energy crisis and don't know what the programs are they don't understand the metering and never heard about the solar we have to educate them and develop them and make sure that california stays a steady pro solar state we know we can be. what lies ahead how do we weather the storm of uncertainty that will hit us and continue not only to weather the storm but continue to break records we've got a if i irons in the fire i see this as a continued path firmly is the net mooerts the same legislation passed last year to commit california to a number one metered program we're going to hash that out it's critical that the industry is tun if i had so get the details right and see the robust growth e growth in the rooftop market we need to lower your capital costs working to promote sb 2028 from southern california this bil

you look at it people will be when they're polled like al-jazeera did a poll saying what kind of news and journalism do people want and they found that most people are liars they'll say i want good hard hitting news and journalism but what they really want if you watch their consumption patterns is buzz feed like a list of calls of cat pictures and so if we look at this from an aspersion active of corporate control versus consumption patterns you have to understand that nowadays it's the consumer that has the power in the mall and the media market and the consumer is deciding by by their clicks exactly what kind of journalism happens around the world so i don't really see any more of a sort of overarching conspiracy by corporate media elites of controlling of the narrative where it's really just a matter of revenue it's where is the money going i actually just created a brand new website that's aimed at that cotton candy market and it's called liberty viral dot com and we don't do any real hard journalism other than to sort of rehash of the argument that have already been made we make

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i got to meet a lot of new people, hang with a lot of people, learning new things and play baseball all you this the years. >> reporter: we are throwing up pictures of you guys and your experience down in texas right now. another team to watch out for is the dragons. everybody is talking about it. you know some of the players, right. what do you think about what they are doing. >> i know a bunch of the players on the team. they are doing a great thing. they are competing for the first time, philadelphia has gone to the world series right now in the little league. i wish them the best. i hope for the best. i can't say anything else. >> we hope for the best for you, we want them to go all the way, right. >> yes i want them to win it all and happiness bring it to philadelphia kidany is a personal friend who knows mone davis and knows people on the team. that team being honored tonight by phillies before the game tonight. so a huge honor being bestowed upon very important league here in philadelphia, some 7,000 kids, participate in philly so we will have more tonight at 11:00. that is latee

news. >>> people are willing to pay big to get inside that stadium, according to forbes.com, the average ticket price on the secretary market for the first game on august 17th is $172. the highest for any preseason game this year. during the regular season, niners tickets are expected to go for an average of $386, the second highest behind the seahawks. the average ticket price for today's earthquakes game is $123. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, the decommission of an old power plant in southern california will top $4 billion. we'll tell you if people in northern california will have to help cover the cost. >> plus, oracle ceo makes a player play in hawaii. how he became owner of every >>> a nuclear power want in california will be taken apart. according to a plant, dismantling the plant will take two years and cost $4.4 billion. on top of that, the spent radio active fuel will be held at the site indefinitely. the good news, northern california residents won't help foot the bill. the ceo says the money on hand from customers to pay for the project. >>> oracle ceo owns every hote

in this country, it's not the news people in ohio's fourth largest city want to hear. ore tests are needed to find out whether the water supply in toledo is safe to drink. until those results come back, nearly half a million people are relying on bottled water. the cities and water quality is improving but not enough to lift the two day old drinking ban. >> everybody is on this. there is nobody asleep at the wheel and we are not going to get off of this until the whole thing is solved, no matter how long it takes. >> here's the reason for all of it. test last week found the presence of a toxin caused by algae blooms on lake eerie which are formed by phosphorus that comes from a newer and fertilizer runoff from farms. warm temperatures can cause the blooms to grow large. more than a dozen wildfires in northern california forcing governor jerry brown to issue a state of emergency. the declaration allows local and state agencies to be reimbursed for the costs associated with fighting the fires. lightning and severe drought conditions are spreading flames which have burned

. >> now they are all over the news. people love puppies, so they'll figure out how they can adopt one. >> look how cute these little puppies are. of course someone's going to give hem a loving home. >> they were futured on the now in the area, so if you want a puppy, i know where you can go. >> one of the ones why you take a deep breath before you see it for yourself. it's stressful. this is a man known as the english spiderman, james kingston, does crazy stuff, a british runner and stunt man, 23 years old, this video from epic tv. here he is walking around some ongoing construction on a building in india, climbing a crane. that's high. >> not high enough i have a feeling. >> absolutely, not high enough. no harness, no safety anything. james has a good time not just climbing the 325-foot crane, but climbs to the top, this yellow part. you know, on the edge, right? walk along it like a tight rope. >> oh! how do they not get weak in the knees, clench and fall. >> good you mentioned one hand because that's what you're about to se

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trying to invent a new world, but people our mainstream culture took what it needed from the hippies. >> the actual movement of the '60s was the movement toward something more authentic. >> in the '60s, we thought of other people. as part of our own family. we were into caring for society as a whole. >> this is what the revolution is all about. mercy is better than justice, the carrot is better than the stick. and the most important lesson is, be kind. be kind. to me, every day was a high water mark. we played music all day long, we worked, we did not have jobs. it was the most carefree period of my life. dylan has this great line in a song, i wish, i wish, i wish in vain that we could sit simply in that room again, $1,000 at the drop of the hat. i'd give it all gladly if our lives could be like that. ♪ >>> hello, and thank you for joining us, you're watching cnn, i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm errol barnett. we're your team here for the next three hours. thanks for being with us. a big welcome to those of you watching in the

news". >>> people expect on tuesday. also developing today u.s. state department says, that it is quota bald by israeli shelling of the u.n. schools, the u.s. denounced that attack which killed ten people, israelis now withdrawing most of its ground troops from the gaza strip. 1800 palestinians have been killed in the last month, along with 60 israelis, israel says it is protecting itself from hamas which it calls a terrorist organizations. >>> it is, time for a check of our weather, forecast, it is a bit away, and, glummy out there, most certainly not picture perfect, and, it is still, what we can expect, we can expect brighter weather as we start off tomorrow, we will see sun returning, and, she and and some of that rain is ending in to lancaster county right now, downpours here, there were flood advisories out in the harrisburg area, in lancaster county starting to see some rain but real heavy stuff. lightening back along the appalachian mountains and back towards state college you guys are seeing stronger stuff. right now just a sprinkle or two

and two new people in america being tested for ebola. the details are up next. >> two more people are being tested for the ebola virus in the u.s. one woman experienced ebola-type symptoms after returning home from sierra leone. a doctor has been sent to west africa. he is going to be meeting with officials in sierra leone, liberia and guinea. more than 1200 people have died from that disease since the outbreak began. >>> ghana earned international praise for giving free medical. >> these people have been cueing up for hours to sign up for ghana's national insurance. it's proving very popular. it was introduced ten years ago and there are now more than 10 million subscribers, it means access to free healthcare and medicine for those most in need. waiting for her child to see the doctor at the country's larges largest hospital. she has been using the national medical for years. she said it's not efficient. >> i have to get here at 8:00 a.m. you have to go to the insurance desk and fill out forms, it all wastes time. sometimes it's 2:00 p.m

>> i would say there is a common element in the culture of people trying to invent a new world. ovement of the 60s was the movement toward something more authentic. >> in the sixties, we thought of other people as part of our own family. we were into caring for society as a whole. >> this is what the revolution is all about. mercy is better than justice. the carrot is better than the stick. and the most important lesson is be kind. be kind. >> to me every day was a high watermark. we played music all day long. we worked. we did not have jobs. it was the most carefree period of my life. dylan has this great line in an early song. he says i wish, i wish, i wish in vain that we could simply it is simply in that room again, a thousand dollars at the drop of a hat, i'd give it all gladly if our lives could be like that. ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. breaking news tonight. i'm live in missouri. >> don, it's great to have you on the ground out there. i'm alisyn camerota here in new york. >> we have all the breaking details for you. i want to