century-old egg, that preserved egg, this is a video that was shot back when that was popular and he has reposted it because it was just so spectacular. >> you've got to do the preserved black egg challenge. >> it's so black. >> the first bite, he doesn't even keep it in his mouth for more than two seconds. he spits it out. he tries over and over again for the better part of like four minutes. he's holding it there but just can't chew. >> the yoke is still runny. >> do you want to see the yolk? >> wait a minute. >> yuck. >> that is putrid. did you just make yourself gag? after he shows us the yolk, he's still spitting it out in the trash can. turns out, he wasn't okay with failure to tries it again the next day. he's doing better. keep watching and i'm going to go over there. it's going to get real bad. >> oh, that is gross! >> that's real-live vomit. >> that challenge is no [ bleep ] joke. that is disgusting. [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> do you have a big kid on your christmas list? if you have a guy like me on your christmas list, i have the perfect gift. is it a go cart? >> it's a crazy cart

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 >> here. ld who has a severe director lee? >> present. >> [speaker not understood]? ramos present. director rub

i reposted her post. thought it was a cool thing. >> this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park. r presence here was fitting and with tnight's game done it is on to game four and hopes of a better ending. >> we have been here before. it is every even year. i think w will bounce back. >> giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, abc7 news. >> well, two kayakers had to be pulled from th water between piers 50 d 70 south of the ballpark. the fire boat phoenix was called in to help and the two were rescued at about 8:00 tonight. this is video from a roo cam on top of the building. there were so many boats on the balark and in mccough -- mccovey cove. >> there was a hiccup at the start of the game. the giant american flag that fans hold during the singing of the national anthem didn't quite holdup. a n at the game sent us this photo. as you can see there is a big tear right down the middle. >> well, on to other news, a man accused of peeping a two young girls at a palo alto ho

i reposted her post.hing. >> this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park. her presence here was fitting and with tonight's game done it is on to game four and hopes of a better ending. >> we have been here before. it is every even year. i think we will bounce back. >> giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, abc7 news. >> well, two kayakers had to be pulled from the water between piers 50 and 70 south of the ballpark. the fire boat phoenix was called in to help and the two were rescued at about 8:00 tonight. this is video from a roof cam on top of the building. there were so many boats on the ballpark and in mccough -- mccovey cove. >> there was a hiccup at the start of the game. the giant american flag that fans hold during the singing of the national anthem didn't quite holdup. a fan at the game sent us this photo. as you can see there is a big tear right down the middle. >> well, on to other news, a man accused of peeping at two young girls at a palo alto hotel room is

year ago and as a neighborhood representative he just know when it opens again, it didn't have to repost or do notifications to the neighborhood to me i see that as a compromise to the good faith of the neighboring neighborhood i i worry about the response after a year and they is well, the new neighbors or new whatever or the old neighbors are like well, nothing ever happened i feel like i should have been invited again, i guess that's my concern. >> i think it sound like there is potentially a policy to have to say even if there's an 9 month closing clauses to be extended but a year or another period of time if they evaporate finished permits or something else. >> a policy that's in place we've been allowing extension overtime people want to be granted a entertainment permit and they have more improvements to do. >> i think it's helpful to know what cob webs and what's happening out there and then my another report ben is going to help me with the power point this is a live personal property permit that began in 2011 there you go there we go okay. so the background information you prob

i reposted her post. i thought it was a cool thing. >> this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park. her presence here was fitting and with tonight's game done it is on to game four and hopes of a better ending. >> we have been here before. it is every even year. i think we will bounce back. >> giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, abc7 news. >> well, two kayakers had to be pulled from the water between piers 50 and 70 south of the ballpark. the fire boat phoenix was called in to help and the two were rescued at about 8:00 tonight. this is video from a roof cam on top of the building. there were so many boats on the ballpark and in mccough -- mccovey cove. >> there was a hiccup at the start of the game. the giant american flag that fans hold during the singing of the national anthem didn't quite holdup. a fan at the game sent us this photo. as you can see there is a big tear right down the middle. >> well, on to other news, a man accused of peeping at two young girls at

the government has taken the unusual step of reposting just under a two-minute long section of that longvideo. it's a video that's almost an hour in length. the f.b.i. has excerpted a portion that's just under two minutes long and posted it on the f.b.i. web site and asked americans to watch it, specifically because they're trying to gather tips from the american public about who that masked man is. yes, he's wearing a mask. but they believe that somebody may be able to figure out who he is. >> we are here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of oracka. and we're here with the soldiers of bashad. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place that they were stationed. >> again, that's a portion of the isis video that was posted online at the f.b.i. web site tonight. later on in the portion that the f.b.i. posted, they don't show it graphically, but they show enough to show that this man goes onto participate in this murder of some of those who are reported to be syrian government soldiers who you saw behind him introducing there in that clip. and, as

. >> i saw her about three or four days ago on facebook, and then i reposted her post because i thought it was such a cool thing. >> reporter: this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park, so her presence here was fitting. now it's on to game four and a hope for a better ending. >> we've been here before so every even year, right? i think that we'll bounce back. >> reporter: giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> 5:07 first pitch tonight at at&t park. we may have a chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. >> yes, we do. we are looking at sprinkles tapering off right now, but they'll be back. a look at golden gate bridge. some flashing lights in the distance. possibly an accident right there as you enter the bridge from san francisco, but it is still damp although you can see a tiny bit of blue sky showing. those clouds are still hanging over the bay area but i can promise you we'll see some thunderstorms and hail later. >>> all right, thanks, leyla. also next, a milestone at levi stadium. the big game that tested the

. >> i saw about three or four days ago on facebook, and then i reposted her post because i thought it was such a cool thing. >> reporter: this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park, so her presence here was fitting. now it's on to game four and a hope for a better ending. >> we've been here before, every even year, right? i think that we'll bounce back. >> reporter: giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> as everybody heads outside they want to will the giants play tonight at 5:00? >> yes, they will play. you know how they say rain is good luck for weddings. let's hope it's good luck for us in game four. we are looking at very wet conditions. you can see lit up in orange we do have some rain there. it's going to fall over the next few hours. then as we get closer to the game we will experience some thunderstorms in certain areas. i will give you your full accuweather forecast straight ahead. >> thanks, laila. the big game that tested the patience of fans. >> you've seen the commercials but what does it do? roars )rri

government tonight has taken the unusual step of reposting just under a two-minute long section of that long video. it's video that's almost an hour in length released a couple weeks ago. the fbi excerpted a portion under two pminutes long and posted it on the fbi website and asked americans to watch it specifically because they are trying to gather tips about who that masked man is. yes, he's wearing a mask but they believe between his body language and the shape of his face that you can see through that mask and the voice and the way in which he speaks, somebody may know who he is or may know a way to figure it out. so to that end, we'll play just a short clip from that video. watch. >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city and we're here with the soldiers of bashar. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> that's a portion of the isis propaganda video).ka=mq online at the fbi website ndrsu later on in the portion of the video that the fbi posted, they don't show it graphically but show enough to indicate th

people to put up postings on their facebook page, saying hey all my friends, if you see a red balloon, repost this. >> right. >> and it was kind of creating this trees of connecttivity. >> exactly. so that worked pretty well. one of the things that came from that is that there was actually a lot of gamesmanship within it. there was a lot of disinformation that was out there. so that's another piece that consider within it. so there was all these teams competing for $40 thooirks. one example may be a terrorist situation, where if we're trying to location bombers, locate victims, i think there was an example in mumbai, where disinformation was intentionally put out there. a few years later the state department actually ran a similar campaign, it was called tag, and the idea was to find five individuals, who are now moving targets across the world. it was the guy who was on that previous mit team. but they won again, but they only had to finding three out of five people. >> where's that guy now? >> i don't know. >> but in that situation, it was -- i just think that type of stuff is interesting i

. >> i saw her about three or four days ago on facebook, and then i reposted her post because i thought it was such a cool thing. >> reporter: this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park, so her presence hear was fitting. now it's on to game four and a hope for a better ending. >> we've been here before so every even year, right? i think that we'll bounce back. >> reporter: giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> all right, the giants play 5:07 first pitch tonight hoping for a win with ryan vogelsong. how is the weather looking? >>> it's going to be a little bit wet. we are waking up to rain right now. a look at the bridge and you see the droplets on the screen there. a wet ride and very gusty. a high wind advisory. anyone who is driving a high-profile vehicle you want to be careful. i will have your full accuweather and game day forecast straight ahead. >>> all right, thanks, leyla. also next a milestone at levi stadium. the big game that tested the patience of fans and friday night commuters. >>> prop 45, you've seen

her granddaughter reposted the photo and it's been liked, favorited and shared tens of thousands of times>> i think what people are picking up on is an attitude. >> reporter: that you can keep living with cancer. you do what the doctors tell you and wake up each day, love your family and live. it's like knitting. it doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful. >> see, now i have to re-- go back because i just screwed up. but that's what happens in life. >> reporter: what she never expected was to be a social media star. her grandson is in awe. >> he said you're celebrity status. >> reporter: if that's bun thing she hopes her celebrity status brings her is tickets to friday night's game. the giants have dedicated that game to advancing the fight against cancer. >> come on. i'm the poster child. you see this? underneath here? there's no hair. you know? i am the poster child for cancer. >> reporter: within seconds of meeting her, you know she represents so much more. her playful wig lee minds us when life unra -- reminds us, when life unravels, think of a way to stitch up the master piece. >>

our reposting doesn't show an endorsement. >> in our country, they've purged materials that they usedforcement, military, and intelligence people. they're taken out thing that might cause a front if you're a moderate islamist which back when i was a prosecutor is the kind of stuff we used to call evidence. >> they also -- this is not the first time the state department has offered a tweet seeming to endorse a controversial figure or ideology. so they had -- they endorsed the radical muslim cleric of the president. then apologized for doing. that the president mentioned the same guy in his address before the understanding. i'm starting to wonder whether this is accidental. >> he endorsed the fattah against american soldier in iraq. >> this guy who the state wanted to kill u.s. soldiers, we endorsed him, and he was touted -- >> the best spin to give them the benefit of the doubt is anyone who even seems like they're rejecting are real violent jihad, they want to get on the bandwagon and they're not interested in the fine print. they don't care that they're sharia promoters. >> why isn't

so as a news source or information source, if you were to just repost or tell the story of what justing to get any pickup from that. so the key is to cut through the clutter in an interesting way. one interesting example i can give, during the presidential debates a few years ago, you have obama and romney up on stage and the left and the right are bashing each other on social media. romney then brings up sesame street. rather than having any common tear on that or telling the story of why he would have said what he said about sesame street, our social media editor, jason english, simply tweets the fact that big bird is 8'2", period, end of story. it becomes one of the most retweeted comments of the evening. and it's that -- it's that key that people want to be able to share that most interesting thing that happened that night and it's not usually just the story itself. >> and for mental floss really started as this very selfish endeavor, sfliegt it started in a storm room. it was this mixture of cocky and naive that you were in college and we thought, you know, there's no magazine l

people to put up postings on their facebook page, saying hey all my friends, if you see a red balloon, repost this. >> right. >> and it was kind of creating this trees of connecttivity. >> exactly. so that worked pretty well. one of the things that came from that is that there was actually a lot of gamesmanship within it. there was a lot of disinformation that was out there. so that's another piece that consider within it. so there was all these teams competing for $40 thooirks. one example may be a terrorist situation, where if we're trying to location bombers, locate victims, i think there was an example in mumbai, where disinformation was intentionally put out there. a few years later the state department actually ran a similar campaign, it was called tag, and the idea was to find five individuals, who are now moving targets across the world. it was the guy who was on that previous mit team. but they won again, but they only had to finding three out of five people. >> where's that guy now? >> i don't know. >> but in that situation, it was -- i just think that type of stuff is interesting i

and fernandez says those who repost and retweet the propaganda have a formal name. the isis fan boys. martha: bil bill gavin is the fr director of the gavin group. up heard catherine's report. you look at this video and he is speaking with an american accent. they think he's an american or potentially a canadian. what do you make of the tape alone? >> i think the tape is frightening. it is what they have always been, bar barans wh barbarians. they identified the barbarian who killed james foley through these times of tapes. i would caution they learn every single time they do something that doesn't go exactly the way they want it to do. so there is always a possibility that that voice is not the voice of the individual. it could be a voiceover for the tape itself because mouth is covered fairly well. that may not necessarily be true but it's a possibility. martha: how about the fact the fbi turned to the american public. somebody out there knows this voice and knows these eyes. if you know that person, you know those are their eyes. what do you think about this part

i use facebook and instagram parent i asked my friends if they could repost my story and tell me findmy family for graduation. 100,000 people. unfortunately, my family was not able to come to my graduation, but two weeks later, the story kept going. i actually got in contact with my cousin. last time was when i was five years old. she put me in contact with my sister. i came to d.c. actually a couple of days ago for the event. i'm actually in the process of seeing my sisters and nieces and nasty -- and nephews. big whendia is reaching out to that extended family. in my experience, i found when talking to families about different situations, just having conversations about lgbt about different barriers young people have to go through in order to survive on their own, is enough just to at least open people's minds to what is really going on. for me, personally, there was a movie i found about a year and a half ago, fish out of water. that movie, like watching it with friends, that was very helpful. a small not come from family. i have multiple aunts and uncles who i am aware of and conn

as the news source or information source, if you were to just repost or tell the story of what just happened, you're not going to get any pick-up from that. the key is to cut through the clutter in some interesting way. one interesting example i can givep that during the presidential debates you have obama and romney up on stage the left and right are bashing each other on social media. romney brings up "sesame street." rather than having commentary on that or telling the story about what he would have said about sesame street our social editor tweets the fact that big foot is 8'2". that's all he tweets. it becomes one of the most retweeted comments of the evening and that key that people want to share that most interesting thing that happened that night and not usually just the story itself. >> mental floss started as a selfish endeavor in a dorm room. it was the mixture of cocky and naive you were in college and we thought, you know, there's no magazine like this. we're going to start it. we started a print publication in 2001. which wasn't a time to start a print publication. also from ne

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to put up postings on their facebook page, saying, hey, all my friends, if you see a red balloon, repost this? >> right. >> and it was kind of creating this trees of connectivity. >> exactly. so that worked pretty well. some insightful stuff that came from it. one of the things that came from that is that there was actually a lot of gamesmanship within it. there was a lot of disinformation that was out there. so that's another piece that consider within it. so there was all these teams competing for $40,000. one example may be a terrorist situation, where if we're trying to location bombers, locate victims, i think there was an example in mumbai, where disinformation was intentionally being put out there. a few years later, the state department actually ran a similar campaign, it was called tag. and the idea was to find five individuals, who are now moving targets across the world. it was the guy who was on that previous m.i.t. team, uc san diego. but they won again, but they only had to finding three out of five people. >> where's that guy now? >> i don't know. >> but in that situation,

so as a news source or information source, if you were to just repost or tell the story of what justppened, you're not going to get any pickup from that. so the key is to cut through the clutter in an interesting way. one interesting example i can give, during the presidential debates a few years ago, you have obama and romney up on stage and the left and the right are bashing each other on social media. romney then brings up sesame street. rather than having any commentary on that or telling the story of why he would have said what he said about sesame street, our social media editor, jason english, simply tweets the fact that big bird is 8'2", period, end of story. it becomes one of the most retweeted comments of the evening. and it's that -- it's that key that people want to be able to share that most interesting thing that happened that night and it's not usually just the story itself. >> and for mental floss really started as this very selfish endeavor, right? it started in a dorm room. it was this mixture of cocky and naive that you were in college and we thought, you know, the

. >> cristina ya tiene 5000 seguidores en instagram, y le voy a enseÑar a usar el repost!artistas de hoy en dÍa. >> a ver! >> como ando de despedida, es lÓgico que el que pudiera llevar es a alejandro, pero ni con Él, yo como es una despedida, quiero que el Éxito sea para mÍ solo, o el fracaso para mÍ solo, no culpar a nadie. >> una vez mÁs refrendÓ su amistad con doÑa silvia pinal, cuando se le comentÓ en algÚn momento que la cris cris emparentar a su hija alejandra con la familia fernÁndez. >> yo todavÍa no estoy muy viejo. >> pero es para alejandro, no para usted. >> todavÍa tiene posibilidades alex. >> compartiÓ una anÉcdota. >> yo los quiero mucho. me hicieron una pregunta de que tengo una hija de 54 aÑos, me puso... le voy a mandar un recado, que no duerma y siga adivinando quiÉn es su papÁ, porque yo no soy. >> ay, don chente. >> hay chente pa' rato. >>el badillo, y es muy contundente con eso, o con ciertas o que no nos vamos a querer perder. >> trasmitiendo de "despierta amÉrica" desde el zÓcalo. >> decirle a don vicente que tambiÉn soy su hijo, hacer una prueba de