as good as how much each post would be worth and if you want to monetize it. in my own mind of course there's a lot less than that but here's one person with knowing that keeping that in mind here's one person who says this is always and always will be about the money so yeah they're watching live on you tube they write social media influencers are very ambiguous it seems they give the people freedom but in reality the main goal is profit no matter what values are behind that this is demand and supply there's one person that we heard from in our community who disagrees we got a video comment from social media and blue internal blogger i am her handle and here's what she told the story and created a corner of the virtual world where women from all over can come together to share and discuss with them or to them and i've done this by creating an ash out of words . where i share my own personal journey my own personal struggles important thing about my pov is showing a different side to women it's about peeling back those layers and allowing all to come together

when they declined in an e-mail to darby which he then posted to facebook as you might imagine the post went viral at hash tag blogger gate ensued joining us to talk about this and the role of social media influence as we have in california. a social media influence with over four hundred seventy five thousand instagram followers in perth australia even mirelle the social media influencer. who created the reviews it has more than one point eight million subscribers in london serena bergman she's a journalist who writes about media advertising and office commentary on social media influences and in new york we have but anyhow to see author of the forthcoming book influence building your personal brand in the age of social media welcome to. this stream everyone i want to start my laptop with a tweet from someone who really showcases that this is a global conversation this is alexander out. he says in my area there is a retired doctor who is now a social media there he's always talking about how to stay healthy he believes the natural medicine and he's also always encouraging people to ple

and washington post - who heads amazon and now owns the washington post and is making it into a great newspaper, let me just say that. - fully agree. - we can talk about that later. but he said, "even in a competitive business, like journalism," which there's nothing more competitive, he said, "we need to spend less time "worrying about our competitors "and more time worrying about our customers." and that really went home to me. i think a lot of what we're seeing right now in our culture are, a lot of organizations, other than news organizations, they're worrying about, "how can i cut prices so i can sell it "for a lower price than my competitor?" when they should be thinking about, "what does our customer want?" "what does our customer need?" - focus on the product and not the price. - and i think that's a good lesson for all of us. - so, the first change i mentioned, i think the second change, related but separate, is that the default setting used to be, as recently as 10 years ago, that people trusted the media. and now the default setting is that people don't. when we wake up in

a single post can put tens of thousands of dollars in her pocket. how a college dropout turned her everyday life into a booming business. scoring front row seats at fashion week, free high-end styles, and invitations to the world's trendiest parties. >>> but first here are the "nightline" 5. ne" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. in a country that is all too familiar with school shootings, tonight we witnessed something exceedingly rare. a massacre that simply will not recede from the headlines. today the gun debate provoked by the parkland school shooting only escalated, with more companies boycotting the nra and the president claiming he would have rushed into that building unarmed. here's abc's david wright in our series "the american gun." >> reporter: for students and teachers returning this week to stoneman douglas high school -- >> coming back to where everything occurred. it's just scary. >> reporter: there's no such thing as getting back to normal. not after the massacre that left 17 members of their comm

they posted guards at the room and bard everyone else from entering for days. at one point staff who work for the owner cut the power to that room. this video obtained by "the washington post" shows what happened this morning when several of the owner's staffers were finally able to enter that room. a chaotic room of shoving and shouting ensued as trump guards tried to evict them. quote, someone grab me by the neck and wrestled me down. at least five panamanian police officers arrived at the hotel and broke up the fight between the rival groups. i think the technical business term here is nuts. but here is the kicker. quote, the panamanian labor ministry is now investigating whether there were violations of the national labor code at the hotel. the public prosecutor is examining whether trump employees have disregarded lawful orders from their employer. which means if you boil it down, that means the president's private company is now under investigation by a foreign government and foreign prosecutors. and david fahrenthold continues to write sentences that no

i regret posting it. it was probably one of the dumbest things i have done in my life certainly with within the last decade or so there is no room for this type of speech. let m ask this you though. are you going to stan your ground i will see what happens over the next 24 hor. at this point i am still trying toking if gur ow how pad he bad the diction. do in know. probably after the news school gets done and we'll figure out from there. ok. i can tell this you. it is good he see somebody step up to may make apology to stan the ground and stand where you are. don't let them fool you. >> thank you. i a purchase it a that very. joos le chechen with dan zarrow the freezing forecast. dan? dan: with near record rainfall and near record high temperatures this weekend and then almost felt like mother mature lost track of the call end der and felt like april than february we have take and step back so things are cooler much more typical of february as we get into untoast day high pressure sitting right on top of

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. >> when they are posting on social media they have followers. kids who are out there, parents, you got to monitor this stuff and if you see it, take everything seriously. take every threat seriously and report it to law enforcement. we would rather you do that and be wrong 99% of the time then have anything happen in this world. there are warning signs and if you see warning signs with your child, if you know your kids friends you need to reported, go to the school counselor, let people know that something isn't right. >> don't be afraid to speak out. math teacher jim gard who taught cruz last year told the miami herald he was not allowed on campus with a backpack on and there were problems with him threatening students. stay tuned for that. students diving under their desks, hiding in closets, teachers barricading classrooms, this teenager, police describe as pure evil, the governor said that, stocked the halls of the high school in florida. >> a couple kids in my class got hit. >> there was blood and gun power and bodies all over the place. we

wolf, there's a lot of online postings, extremist postings, clearly lashing out, according to his attorneynd people close to him, his family members, people who he lived with, he's obviously had a lot of trauma in his life. his father died some time ago. his mother dying recently, adoptive mother dying recently, and that appears to be the thing that perhaps unravelled a lot of what he's doing. we heard from one of the school officials earlier today that he may have been undergoing some kind of mental health treatment. none of that information appears to have been entered in anywhere where that would have come up in a background check when buying a firearm, and, again, under federal law, the standard for denying someone to buy their, you know, to use their second amendment right to buy a firearm is, obviously, you have to be a felon or adjudicated by a judge as mentally detective. that's the term they use, and none of those things had happened here, so, look, we have a lot of questions about what could have been done. clearly, there were a lot the signs picked up by people, including by peo

than me because you fluent in it tell me little bit more about what's coming out here now but this post element of it let's pick this apart a bit more what that was a helicopter belonging to the post of russia like would have royal mail in the u.k. etc they use helicopters fairly frequently to cover the very large distances actors remote areas it's a common. a common sight in russia they're reporting the wreckage that they found at the site it doesn't only belong to the site of one for eight there is wreckage belonging to another aircraft and that aircraft could may at this point we're going to have to stress strongly this isn't verified as of yet it may belong to a post of russian helicopter that could indicate one of two things really kevin either a midair collision or the plane coming down in a void a midair collision that somehow affecting the flight path of the helicopter as well as we say until rescuers get on scene these things are tracked even if it's a helicopter it's still on the flight radar air traffic controllers know folliot i mean weather balloons these days are tracked o

"the washington post" was first to break this story.she did not report allegations to police because of his connections to law enforcement. she talked to friends and cork wo -- co-workers about the abuse. the post reports one of her friends helped her create a bank account outside of her control she could use to escape the marriage. sorenson allegedly ran a car over his ex-wife's foot, put out a cigarette on her hand, threw her into a wall and grasped her by the hair while alone on a boat in remote waters off of maine's coast in an incident that left her fearing for her life and the post says she provided the post a photo of her hand bearing a scar from what she said was the cigarette burn inflicted by him. in addition to the photograph evidence, she provided records of text messages and he mails when sorenson paraded her with vulgar language. he's denying the allegations and says he was the victim in their relationsh relationship. before coming to the white house, mr. sorenson worked for paul lepage. one of his jobs was overseeing dome

we sell reports of a post on youtube a year ago where he posted that he wanted to be a school shooter. this was alerted to the fbi. who had followed up in an interview with that person who alerted them. they all have this premeditation in common. we sit here in hindsight and see all these little points and say take them together, these are warning signs. the problem is, they are not taken together. the people who might have known about him being expelled may not have known about the social media posts. the people who knew about the social media post may not have known about what he wrote on youtube and the people that knew about youtube might not have known that the police have been called several times for different reasons and so forth. hence, the challenge for why it is so hard to find something that works. there are a lot of proposals. i'll share the ones because i've heard them before and i am not diminishing them. i don't want this to be taken as "because it won't work, i don't even want to hear your argument." i understand, i really do. you hear in the newspapers that they used

hundred thousand syrians are trapped there the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post so stay with us. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why ease activists to live in jail just because he expressed himself he had the story on told to al-jazeera at this time and. rushed. me off. because i. don't. think it's true and like. in the west. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week both russia and cambodia have elections upcoming it's not a great time to be an opposition figure or journalist in either having difficulty getting followers on twitter that's ok just by some more journalists have been arrested in turkey over a story the government's clearly sensitive about and the alternative swearing in ceremony in nairobi that was meant to send a political message. russia's presidential election takes place about six weeks from now the kremlin has been clamping down on critical voices

it was never posted. there was a place to post that. we had no chance to respond on that. i reviewed the individual inspection reports for each tree. they aren't all listed as poor. they weren't nearly as gloomy as what mr. buck just painted for you. two of them were actually called to be in good condition. fair to good condition. three of them were considered fair and poor condition. so, you know, that process that he described to make sure that the significant trees get their due, that's why we're here, it wasn't done at all. there's no tree protection plan that was ever filed. no tree survey was ever filed. this is a $40 million project on public property being conducted by a public agency. and they didn't follow any of the rules. the same rules, the same hoops that they make the little individual homeowner jump through for a tree survey if they're going to replace one damn street tree they got to fill out survey and protection plans. nothing for six significant trees on this huge project. the berms were never disclosed, never discussed at all at the prior hearing. that

must lower much against burden you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week both russia and cambodia have elections upcoming it's not a great time to be an opposition figure or journalist in either having difficulty getting followers on twitter that's ok just by some more journalists have been arrested in turkey over a story the government's clearly sensitive about and the alternative swearing in ceremony in nairobi that was meant to send a political message. russia's presidential election takes place about six weeks from now the kremlin has been clamping down on critical voices and as the opposition politician at the heart of this story alexei navalny will tell you there's nothing particularly subtle about the government's tactics no vali was arrested last week and is you tube based channel was shut down in the middle of a broadcast he was probably banking on the attention that he gets from global news outlets international coverage along with his online following have been central to the vollies media strategy as the kremlin has stea

they're issuing yet the queue for some of that and putting in my post and. you will somewhere with focus. to the poor will some go in the gym but the glow of me is thoughts just sit here with you not a little which can. coincidentally sergei love again is a close associate to many u.s. politicians. the security service of ukraine had evidence that on that night in was in contact with opposition leader yatsenyuk where they discussed the clearing of mind on on the pretext of installing the annual christmas tree news media reported that the riot police cruelly attacked the students peacefully sleeping in their tents but scenes from the event seem to tell a different story it appears that the protesters were waiting for the police additionally there were dozens of journalists and cameramen from all the new public t.v. news outlets prepared to cover the events and most ominously group of well trained young men arrived to mind on almost simultaneously with the riot police. they infiltrated the crowd and began provocations with insults stones and torches. the right

. >>> residents confront the local post office over issues that kee getting their mail, changes are made. d> grab the umbrella it's >> buts stilriy.t's go overo vy and karen rogers to te traffic. aniai yrter: i called myusband bett. reporter: we made it throh yee'll make it through today and things get milder over the weekend. we we the 70s 80 a couple of daysgo. after 10:00 p.m., precip moves in and rain could wind up as freezing rain be careful if you're heading to the mountains. as we take a look at cloud cover on satellite there's quite a it. we have rain mchgom . storm ac all pronounced. light to moderate rain making roads wet in berks county. a big batch coming maryland and pushing into delaware and south jersey.some . here temperatures. cooler than yesterda38 inlphia. 38 in trenton. 36 in allentown. 38 in reading, 39 in millville. 40 in cape may. as we roll through the day it will be cool, cloudy and damp again you'll see a rise in temperatures, but not by all that much. 40 degrees by 8:42 by noon. you'll get up to 46 for the high, dinnertime, maybe after that, cloudy cool and dam

jenna lehne posted online about them last week.shows her great- grandfather, esmond allcock, meeting her son and his namesake for the first time. esmond senior has six children-- 17 grandchildren... 36 great- grandchildren and 12 great- great-grandchildren. yet he says noone named a son after him -- until now. according to lehne-- some of her family members do have esmond as a middle name. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht

and if reports are correct then the social democrats would take that post are we going to see a shift in germany's euro zone policy. no we will not see a shift because when you read the outcome of the coalition talks the coalition agreement that it's clearly mentioned that sustainability criteria is for the euro will be not touched and the whole approach of rescuing the euro off of the big prize in two thousand and eight and nine is confirmed again by this coalition text so there will be no fundamental change on the on the approach but times changed so the times changed and and having in mind that we have today the growth rate of two point five percent we should not talk about anymore about programs about rescue programs about stabilizing the eurozone now today it's about investment it's about creating a future for this continent that's the moment which we're in and that is also inside of the coalition agreement so i think it is a good texter and we can go on what about french president manuel mccall who laid out his vision for essentially reforming the european union what is today's

it had a few bad years. - you're a former post guy. - i'm a former post guy, 20 years at the post. love the post, grew up on the post. - do you feel competitive like, "we've got to beat those guy's brains in," kind of way or do you feel like, "well i'm admiring of what they do." and there's not really competition so much as this environment in which we all. - i think it's both. i want to beat their brains in and i admire when they beat our brains in. - when they have a good story you go, "props." - absolutely, they've done a fabulous job. and i think our guys have done a fabulous job, our investigative guys. and yeah, it's a great, it's good, it's healthy. it's healthy for the newspapers. we're better newspapers as a result. it's healthy for society and democracy to have independent voices out there competing to provide readers with new information. - and the competitive set is actually larger than just the post and the times. though it often seems like it is. there's a whole bunch of new players on the scene. principally in washington, in terms of just covering daily political stu

deal's off to you to go see to their return to coalition government what's more he loses out on the post of foreign minister and ask our political correspondent why now also coming up south korea officially kicks off the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics fireworks filled the sky over the host city pyong chung but they do not bring cheer for everyone a final ruling bars dozens of russian athletes from the competition. and this olympics brings the first ever visit to south korea by a member of the north's ruling dentistry kim jong un's sister what's behind a diplomatic trip across the border. you. own a warm welcome to you i'm under thought she the leader of germany's social democrats martin schultz says he'll no longer seek the post of foreign minister in a future grand coalition government or any other post in the new cabinet on wednesday schultz a spot he struck a deal with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives should give up the s.p.v. leadership and announced his intention to take the post of foreign minister but that ambition grew strong criticism from s.p.d. members who m

the number of posts relative to their followers or, frankly, the number of posts relative to the numberurs in the day. >> absolutely. one of the biggest signs is they're posting more frequently than a real person ever would. they're posting 24/7. real people, they sometimes sleep. they eat. they talk about eating a sandwich. these trolls and bots instead they're posting 50, 140 times per day and the monomaniacal, talk about one thing, one political issue or one spectrum. real people, they'll talk about politics but also talk about netflix binge watching. >> right. right. one of the things, this is the one i'm least clear on. it's the use of images particularly altered images. >> right. this is really tricky one because it's both hard for the platforms to detect altered images and also hard for humans but i think what we can do is any time we're being shown a provocative image, stop and know that propagandists like to use provocative images so if it's an image, you should be extra careful about it. >> right. in our business, we take care, for instance, when somebody posts something, peop

so his owner posted some lonely- looking pics of him on facebook. the post quickly went viral.ringing off the hook with people wanting to read to sting. officials say the dog is now booked through april. ( marty ) taking things to outer space ... a giant mega-storm that was once as wide as the atlantic ocean... is fizzling out on the planet neptune. these images from the hubble telescope show the storm has been shrinking since it was first seen in 20-15. scientists thought it would head to neptune's equator and break-up... creating an outburst of cloud activity. but instead of going out with a bang, the dark vortex surprised researchers by drifting to the south pole where it is dying with a whimper. ( dave )sunny and nice today, but turning windy and chilly tomorrow...your forecast, after the break ! ( camila ) an officer involved shooting led to the arrest of a man who police say was involved in a deadly shooting. i'll have more in a live report coming up. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgra

"washington post" post provided a potential answer in a story that broke the last hour. those in don mcgahn's office feel they cannot take action on other people whose background collection dragged on because they did not take similar steps with kushner. >>> yet more big breaking news tonight. propose announcing within the last hour he will not will not be declassifying a democratic house intelligence memo that was drafted to rebut a republican memo claiming the fbi improperly obtained an order to wiretap a former trump official. of course, after he left the campaign. white house council don mcgahn writing a letter saying concerns from are the fbi and doj and reads while the president is incollided to declassify the february 5th memorandum, is he unable to do so at this time. with mena tasha, from the atlantic, ned price former special assistant to president obama and former spokesperson and senior director of the national security council. natasha, are you surprised by this. >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representati

how do they avoid trips to the post office?s.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> with the nunes memo expected out tomorrow and washington already pretty hyped up about. comey tweeting, "all should appreciate the fbi speaking up. i wish more of our leaders would. take heart. american history shows in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up. not a lot of schools or streets named for joe mccarthy." back now with the panel. joining is former rnc chief of staff mike shields. also former new jersey attorney general and former federal prosecutor anne milgram. michael zeldin, former special assistant to robert mueller at the justice department, as well as kirsten powers and david axelrod and gloria borger. michael zeldin, you see the tweet there from james comey on the eve of what we believe to be

audio posted by the "washington post" showed kelly trying to draw a distinction between the 690,000 daca recipients and one million others who potentially qualified for the program but failed to register. >> the difference between 690 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses but didn't sign up. >> there's another reason here, as well. we should note it costs $495 to apply for daca's status. then you pay for renewals. kelly was confronted by lawmakers in a closed door meeting about the comments. according to people in the room, he repeated the sentiment. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders tried to spin the lazy label then not on to immigrants but on to democrats. >> we're focused on actually getting a solution. frankly, i think if anybody's lazy, it's probe democrats who aren't showing up to -- it's probably democrats who aren't showing up to work and getting to the table to make a deal on this. >> kelly also told reporters it is not likely president trump will extend the march 5th

has managed to take some good ministry post some top ministry posts tell us how significant that is it's really an excellent result for the social democrats i mean with martin shultz leading probably the foreign ministry that is a very important post which was an s.t.d. hands before we have to say he will be of course a strong european supporter so that is a huge deal for the s.p.d. and then the other ministry that came as quite a surprise as the finance ministry which was before in christian democratic hands and has been a key post for christian democrats for a long time so it's going to be very interesting to see if it's probably going to be led by the mayor of hamburg and it's going to be very interesting to see what that means also for the european union germany has let this very strong austerity course within the european union for the past years and that could now a change under the leadership of all of shows and of the leadership of the social democrats and then they are going to get the labor ministry which is also of course a key post for the social democrats so they are really

shows just days after he negotiated a return to coalition government what's more he loses out on the post of foreign minister i'll ask our correspondent why now. also coming up south korea officially kicks off the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics fireworks filled the sky over the host city chung but they do not bring good cheer to everyone a final ruling bongs dozens of russian athletes from the competition and this celebrex brings the first ever visit to south korea by a member of the north's ruling dinnerstein kids jong own sister what's behind her diplomatic trip across the border. hello and welcome i'm cheema there's been another twist today in the long road to germany's new government the leader of the social democrats martin shows says he will no longer seek the post a foreign minister in a future grand coalition or any other post in the cabinet on wednesday issues a spot he struck a deal with chancellor max this. conservatives should give up the s.p.d. leadership and now says intention to take the post off foreign minister but that ambition grew strong criticism from s.p.d

. >> officials say cruz also left warning signs on social media, posting pictures, posing with knives and guns. >>> in washington, the florida shooting elicited a new round of calls for gun control. so far efforts have gone nowhere. president trump said he plans to visit parkland. in an address to the nation, he stressed the importance of treating mental health. mola lenghi reports. >> reporter: the u.s. flag was lowered to half-staff at the white house thursday morning in memory of the 17 impeachment killed at a parkland florida high school. >> we're all joined together as one american family, and your suffering is our burden also. >> reporter: president trump addressed the nation thursday morning urging kids who feel isolated or alone to reach out to someone. >> if you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer, or a faith leader. answer hate with love. answer cruelty with kindness. >> reporter: and he vowed to take action to make schools safe places. >> we are committed to working with state and local leaders to help secure our schools and tackle the diff

in fourth place is dubai with fifty nine point six million posts in the largest city of the united arab emirates even the moon seems to shine brighter desert shores are especially popular. in third place paris beautiful people fantastic food and plenty of flair seventy five million photos and videos can attest to that even the flurries of snow are enchanting in the city of love. at number two new york city with eighty eight point five million posts next to sky lines the most popular images are of wacky new yorkers and their pants no wonder the big apple is so enjoying leave popular. trump to only buy this week's winner london eighty eight point eight million posts proves there's plenty of sites to see here and a peek at the royal family is the icing on the cake. the fifth ranking and now. virtual reality in medicine three d. images of the human body rendered from computer tomography data the swiss technology is also useful for educational purposes. if they too will dissection at the university of basel here aspiring doctors can learn all about human anatomy with the headsets. meanwhile

jenna lehne posted online about them last week.eat- grandfather, esmond allcock, meeting her son and his namesake for the first time. esmond senior has six children-- 17 senior has six children-- 17 grandchildren... 36 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchildren. yet he says no one named a son after him -- until now. according until now. according to lehne-- some of her family members do have esmond as a middle name. (vick) up next... "black panther" continues to dominate the box office for the second weekend in a row... find out how much has the movie has made globally... that's breaking records... ♪ (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ (grant) actress heather locklear was arrested last night for domestic violence and assaulting police. the arrest allegedly followed a domestic incident at locklear's home in thousand oaks. lo

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cbs news has not confirmed whether martin himself posted the disturbing image. picture also tagged former miami teammates richie incognito and mike pouncey. in 2013, incognito admitted to threatening martin's family and calling him the "n" word. it's unclear if the post was an attempt to bring awareness to bullying or a threat. either way, officials didn't want to take any chances, especially in the wake of last week's school massacre in rerkland. >> glor: a concerning story, to say the least. jericka, thank you. a former trump deputy campaign manager pleaded guilty today to conspiracy and lying to investigators. in a deal with the special counsel, rick gates will now cooperate with the investigation of russian meddling in the u.s. election. our justice reporter paula reid joins us. paula, first of all, the significance of this today. >> reporter: this is all about getting former trump campaign chairman paul manafort to cooperate. and over the past few days, special counsel robert mueller has been coming at manafort from every conceivable direction. he has filed

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to post for bail. whereas a person who has got a $1,000 bail can't get out of jail if they can't afford it. what is is the criteria you wan? >> it will be based on things how many times you failed to appear court in the past, public safety, a number of factors that can be looked at, which are much more predictive of what a person may do in the future. and more importantly, whether the person can come back to court. remember, presumption of innocence in this country, but should be a means of ensuring somebody comes back to court. >> you announced plans to file challenges in every case where bail is set. how many challenges have you filed and how many resulted in bills being lower or an alternative to incarceration? >> we filed over 800 motions. what we did is we aske judges to apply the law. we've had a number of decisions from the higher courts saying that the judges are violating the law because they're not considering the person's ability to pay and not making a record as to why they're paying bail.

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his facebook posts. the sheriff telling us they are disturbing these posts.s on what they may have learned in this 12 hour long extensive interrogation process. but the good thing here is he is behind bars. and he is accused of 17 counts of premeditated murder. for now we are live outside of the broward county jail in fort lauderdale, i'm rebecca vargas for "fox & friends." steve: all right, rebecca, thank you very much. overnight the fbi frantically searching for answers at a florida home tied to the teen gunman accused of killing 17 people at his former high school. ainsley: here to weigh in on this and where the investigation goes from here is former deputy assistant director of the fbi counter terrorism division terry everyoney. thank you for being with us. what happens next? >> you're welcome, ainsley, thank you. in the strength of providing area of local law enforcement who is obviously in charge of this case. but, several things are going on. first of all, there is extensive crime scene, obviously that have to be done. the fbi's evidence response teams

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million dollars but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post station thanks so much five. zero. where ever you. want to be if. you want to have no option but to stand receipt of the freedom of the media i did take it but it has. a lower richard gere's word if you're at the listening post here are some of the developments we're tracking this week kenya the election story from last year that runs and the rocks and the media now caught in the middle view were be where you tube puts labels on news videos in the us produced by state funded media outlets it's back to the drawing board for the french president whose media strategy was due for a change and tone deaf advertising at the super bowl kenya is in the midst of a political power struggle and the country's media outlets are at the heart of the story when opposition leader raul od'ing held a mock inauguration ceremony last week declaring himself the people's president he was out to challenge the legitimacy of president hu candiotti who won an election held late last year that i didn't go. boycot

military post in texas back in two thousand and nine. times out the f.b.i. was fully aware that he was online in communication with top al qaeda leaders they still didn't bother to investigate i think we've seen time and time again over the last he is our intelligence agencies across the west drop in the pool in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up on those threats and he you to take advantage of measures it seems.