people starting twoet and reposting and it went viral. it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe my welcome i to the opening of our convention 2014 and this convention is carried by the person he is still trying to get the governor going both the room and co- organizer i want

today, though, twitter and some other social media outlets suspended the counts that reposted it. at 5:30, you'll hear from the family of james foley, and the vow president obama has made them. >>> a high-profile visitor in ferguson, missouri, this evening. attorney general eric holder is there now, promising a civil rights investigation into the death of 18-year-old michael brown. also, a grand jury began hearing evidence to determine whether the officer who shot and killed brown should face criminal charges. brown's killing almost two weeks ago sparked several nights of violent protests. however, last night there was a notable shift. smaller crowds, and less violence. >>> what's happening in ferguson is touching a nerve across the country. one of the bay area's largest community groups hosted a rally in san jose. robert honda was at the event and joins us. one of the guests there was no stranger to police controversy. >> reporter: that's right, raj. the event held here at most holy family trinity church was part of a nationwide effort, but the voice of that from san jose were fr

. >> reporter: jihadists reposted images on the web of american nick he was beheeded last year. year. >> while the u.s. officials believe two other mornin morn as are held by isis, the state department offered few details. >> we're aware of other americans citizens. i i don' don't have a number bed that. >> the video carries phuts up ilmultiplemessages, orange jumpe -- with guantanamo bay. the facts that they are together, in isis strong hold shows level of coordination. >> across two war zones is complicated, with enemies in both countries to keep the hostages sheltered from. >> reporter: while al qaeda and taliban were swaps hostages, isis does not need the money after that taking control of northern oil fields. >> with the james foley video, they are using hostages in a way that would shock us into submission. submission. >> reporter: the obama administration will rely on a law enforcement model, to bring foley's killers to justice, u.s. intelligence officials have complained in the past about the difficulty of operating in syria and iraq. lou: thank you. turning ting to ferg

what happens is, once they put it out there, it gets re-shared and retweeted and reposted and favoritewhat advertisers are looking for. they want to be part of the conversation and social fabric. >> what kind of money are we talking about? >> there are a lot of people making pretty good money doing this. when you first start up and you've got 500 followers or 1000, you are going to be making -- >> let's say you have 2.2 million. what is someone who has 2.2 million -- >> i will let him speak to that. >> is it a significant amount of money? >> it definitely is significant. i'm doing everything independently as an artist. i am a one-person business. i know record sales aren't what they used to be, and it doesn't translate to the money that an artist needs to continue their career. being independent, i need other avenues of income, and this is one made -- one way for me to get income to get a whole album mastered. things the huge company was doing, and now i need the resources to do it myself. >> does this get rid of the agent to a certain extent? wasn't the agent the organization who was

and at all times they posed in -- they repost in him the trust and confidence that are according only to a very close and dear personal friend. at 27 years old the young lawyer toppled the incumbent and easily won the general election for county attorney in 1905. barkley then won election as mccracken county judge, essentially the same position we call county judge executive today, before going to the house of representatives in 1912. in the house, barkley was not only an avid progressive of e ofrogressive and devote h president woodrow wilson, but he befriended young lawmakers by the names of sam rayburn of texas and pat harrison of mississippi. re-elected six times to the house, barkley moved to the senate in 1926. i would note that his campaign manager for that senate race was none other than fred vincent who would later become chief justice of the united states. it was in the senate where barkley became widely aclaimed as a first-rate storyteller. many recall senator barkley saying, a good story is like fine kentucky bourbon. it improves with age and if you don't use it too much,

there are literally hundreds of people who have forward and repost and redisseminate, once they are postedhe videos. and literally one hour after a video like that it will be on 500, maybe 1,000 locations on the internet. it becomes very difficult to prosecute everyone who's been involved. and it becomes very difficult to take it down from the internet. in a sense, isis is using social media in a very grassroots driven way. >> let's take a listen to something that defense secretary chuck hagel said this week about the threat of isis. >> isil is a sophisticated and well-funded as any group that we have seen. they're beyond just a terrorist group. they marry ideology, a sophistication of strategic and tactical military prowess. they are tremendously well-funded. oh, this is beyond anything that we've seen. >> i mean, it's frightening to hear it, andrew. is the u.s., however, going to have to team up with bashar al assad in syria? is that even possible? >> yeah, i think there are a lot of moral and legal reasons why that's not going to happen. but beyond that, the assad regime has not attacke

. >> jihadists recently reposted images on the web of american nick berg who was beheaded a decade ago in iraq. based on this social media in traffic and other date, the u.s. intelligence community was aware of direct threats to foley. isis said they would do it. while u.s. officials believe at least two other americans are being held by isis, steven sotloff on the video, the state department offered few details. >> we are aware of other american citizens, including mr. sotloff, being held in syria. >> the video with its horrifying simplici simplicity, the fact that sotloff and foley are together in the isis stronghold shows a level of sophistication. >> they have a lot of enemies in both countries that they have to keep these hostages sheltered frr in order to maintain control of them. >> isis doesn't need the money, after they raided iraqi banks and took control of northern oil fields. >> with the james foley video, isis shows they're trying to use hostages in a way that shocks us into submission. >> the obama administration will rely on a law enforcement model, including a tradition

accounts out there, david, and suspended users can open up accounts using different e-mails and just reposterial, so it's difficult to contain. >> indeed, marie y thank you. >>> one of the worl world's most influential yoga gurus has died. he has been practicing yoga for 80 years. he has made yoga accessible to people around the world. we have more on his legacy. >> this is one of the few times these yoga students will ever sit still in class. they're here to mourn the passing of bks p iyengar. >> he would practice yoga for more than six hours every day. every hour of every minute he thought of yoga. he developed many new techniques that will come to the rescue of many of the modern medical problems. >> iyengar began to study yoga when he was a child with health problems. he taught the solely india tradition through his books and videos. today it allows opportunities with varying skills and fitness to practice joe about a. >> iyengar retired in 1984 but continued his you practices in writing. many yoga the world over bears his name. at in government yoga school iyengar's teachings are studi

>> jihadists recently reposted images of american nick berg who was beheaded a decade ago . the u.s. intelligence community was aware of direct threats to foley. as one source described it, isis said they would do it. while u.s. officials believe at least two other americans are being held by isis, a u.s. aide worker and a journalist who was also on the video, the state department offered few details. >> we are aware of other american citizens including as you saw, mr. sotloff, being held in syria. i don't have a number beyond that. >> the video with its horrifying simplicity carries multiple messages about isis and its objective. the orange jumpsuits are s synonymous with guantanamo bay. the fact that sotloff and foley are together, possibly in the isis stronghold shows a level of sophistication and coordination. >> holding them across two war zones is complicated. they have to keep the hostages protected or sheltered in order to maintain control of them. >> while al qaeda and the taliban would swap hostages for prisoners or cash, isis doesn't need the money after they raid

. >> jihadists with isis recently began reposting images on the web of another american who was beheaded by al qaeda in iraq a decade ago. based on this message traffic and other data, the u.s. intelligence community was aware of direct threats to foley. as one source described it to fox, isis said they would do it, and they did it, and they posted the video as their evidence, shep. >> catherine, anything new on the islamic state terrorists and their goals? >> well, the video with its horrifying simplicity carries multiple messages about isis and its objectives. when you look at that video, you see the orange jumpsuits worn by both foley and sotloff, and they are synonymous in jihadi propaganda with guantanamo bay and the first wave of prisoners held at camp x-ray even though the orange jumpsuits have not been used in more than a decade. the fact that they were held together also shows a level of sophistication and coordination. >> holding hostages across two war zones is very complicated. they have a lot of enemies in both countries that they have to keep these hostages sheltered from i

and by the way, there's a congressman, representative brady, kevin brady who has reposted commission, bipartisan, to examine monetary policy. i think that's a good start to get this going. buby going on a gold standard, l it would mean over time is you would have a much bigger economy. [inaudible] >> no, no. there's a lot of myths and we discuss them in the book. there's a lot of myths about gold that causes deflation and bad times for farmers and all this kind of thing. no. what it does is allow the humankind to surge forward, and it changed you get in the economy, it was not gold that led to the hard-pressed agriculture. the fact we learn to grow more food and we're still learning to grow more food. just take a corn for example. popped in my mind, corn. right now, you know, in the '30s a typical laker of corn produced 27 bushels. today it's 150. we wrote about a fellow in iowa who is now about to invent breakthroughs in corn better going to lead to 300 or 400 bushels per acre. so agriculture today, 2% of our economy. 100 go into the 60, 70%. railroads for example. after world war ii

you always see people on social media, they already repost quizzes they took that told them what kindr they are, or what kind of "game of thrones" character they are. >> i always say stay away from them. but people fall into them. >> it kind of reminds me of who are scopes. you want to hear perhaps what your future can hold. >>> the special declaration today that could actually inspire to you call an old friend. >>> and a birthday tomorrow at the white house. how the president is spending his weekend before his big day. >>> and guess at? the national zoo counting down to a big celebration. the special occasion that you may just want to ahead. mawithout the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over one million low-income people at home. internet essentials is going to transform the lives of families. together with time warner cable we can bring the internet to millions more. i see myself as maybe an entrepreneur. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. we showed people a survey

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