you can't force any offer to do the social media stuff. so they have to be open to something because we need all the help that we can get. >> i agree with the vast. you have to know the twitter trend is younger and facebook is older. right now it is still up in the air to teenagers and people in college that one would follow because they are not on twitter as much and they are not as interested in facebook. so if your audience is on a certain platform it might be better to pay more attention to that platform. >> its cuttin cutting-edge justd h. are of what it is. >> she has done a good job of different places and good reads does. if you found that they really work and it opens up in the panel are some of the things to avoid? the >> it is very hit and miss. we have a small audience and we are trying to grow it. they don't really search for things on facebook. they find it through friend sharing. i think the ads work while. we can sign up for the newsletter as well as follow us on social media. that really works. we went on to bigger an the t

the stream." from fighting in iraq to social media masters. the islamic state is giving a minute by minute window into their lives. the reason the group islamic state left al qaeda, we break down the differences between the two. >>> later - every day iraqis trying to buy groceries, get their kids to school and go to work. how those day-to-day tasks present deadly challenges. >>> my co-coast and digital producer is here bringing in your feedback. the group formerly known as i.s.i.s., now the islamic state group. it can be confusing. a goal is to give people a baseline on whether or not the group is, and how to do it. >> they've ban good at promoting islamic state. as we found out. the n.s.a. is spying on leaders. mohammed is a supporter of islamic state. tweet at me saying: >>> the hashtag is arabic for islamic state. maybe i should feel commissionered or scared -- comforted or scared being trolled by them. >>> there's no doubt that america has a stake in the crisis escalating. the group calling itself islamic state, formerly i.s.i.s., has not o

>> it's probable one of the most sophisticated terrorist groups to use social media. eat part of their followers, supporters, fighters, are young. they grew up in the digital social media technology world. they grew up with their hands on their mobile, their touch screen computers, tech savvy and able to utilize computer graphicses in ways we have not seen. by being prolific and being a propaganda machine with multiple levels, multiple mediums to reach the audience, and to those who are neutral and don't know whether to support it or not. it utilizes different aspects. part of it is just pure propaganda, whether it's speeches by top leaders ranging from that to having supporters, as ramesh said, put the graphics out, statistics about operations that are taking place by the minute. reporting from certain regions where a lot of media can't have access. we have the guys reporting from the field, minute by minute. this is one of the most sophisticated propaganda machines, probably in contemporary jihad post 9/11. >> you talk about sophistication and social media. check thi

the only thing you're willing to put out publicly is the social media i mean the social media that's part of it after russia releases the data it's gathered on the cross the u.s. is being pressured to show its evidence continues to claim local militia were responsible. also coming up this hour is really tank shell a hospital already packed with injured palestinians us the military offensive enters its third week triggering global condemnation and calls for an immediate cease fire. a warm welcome to moscow and to r.t. international with you iran the clock across the globe my name's o'neill. we start with breaking news the train carrying the bodies recovered from the crash site of the mh seventeen plane has reportedly begun its journey towards the netherlands at the same time to kiev leaders in eastern ukraine are about to hand over the flight recorders from the earlier to malaysian experts are teacher my car strength is in donetsk for us the bodies of the victims of flight m h seven see you know that war in the city of stories about tend to take a lot of away from that crash have inde

being the great equalizer here. can social mediaalize the playing field for citizens against politicians, and this streamer says . . . and speaking about harm coming to politicians from social media, here is a clip from mitt romney two years ago. >> there are 47% of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. there are 47% who with him . . . >> all right. you know that 47% quote from mitt romney was leaked by "mother jones," it cost tremendous damage to his campaign in 2012, but in this day and age can social media be the great equalizer, give the average joe or jose, the same level playing field? >> i think it can make a big dent, but i don't think it can equalize the millions of dollars that are spent on air. the big thing that dominates midterm elections and dominates presidential elections is the millions of dollars that are spent on attack ads on the air, those can really change the the - narrative of a debate. and what you saw in that 47% clip while it went viral, it was the attack ads that followed, that were r

let's talk about that. >> let's talk about the social media sector. an't paint a written with the same brush but there are bright spots in social media. we had mobile here to stay, facebook proven to the investment community they can deliver on mobile, and it can deliver on mobile really going to be rewarded by wall street, you can see it in facebook today. the stock is way up. contrast that with twitter who can't seem to find its way. there are still stories like facebook in the sector you can do very well. liz: facebook is in a class of its own. that is the way of the future, how do you participate in something like that? >> what w we're noticing is a lt of companies will grow up and they get gobbled up by tech like nest, swallowed up. maybe not be able to participate in these things. participate as they gobble thee companies up. find one that works. i like twitter myself, i know it is a hard technology to find revenue models for, but if you are patient, it might actually become a roll up for a large cap tank as well. you can look at them by playing

based on their likes or snippets of the personality they choose to project now we may think that the social media site is open the world to limitless friends and information but in many ways it's closed us off from each other and from ourselves in fact according to a study from the university of michigan people who go on facebook actually leave the web site leaving less happy and less satisfied with their lives no doubt facebook has changed the way people communicate to live in interact for better or for worse this type of emotional manipulation is just a name to how social media operates but it's facebook's natural function isn't disturbing enough turns out our psychology on the site is also being intentionally manipulated by the people behind the code and a recent study of almost seven hundred thousand facebook users a social media giant conducted a far reaching psychological experiment by altering news feeds and observing the emotional responses of its users the findings when short facebook is capable infecting its users with emotional shifts. on a massive level in other words the web site can

some of it is overbought, like the biotech and the social media, but the rest of it is not, so we can it go on and on. she seems to be setting a trap for herself. >> what is to say the next sector she will have a problem with cracks what if she goes to the energy stocks or something else? the point is she shouldn't focus in on these biotech and social media when she has no right. >> irrational exuberance in 96 the market doubled in the next three years. charles: the market dipped for a bit and then it got even more irrational. we will see if that happens. the dow jones eat out a small gain. still, i think it was a pretty good session and there's no panic it was consolidation and always pray for rally. matt did you at any point this morning get anxious? >> now, because i knew with yellin speaking it would go with every word. i own a lot of social media stock and i wasn't concerned. intel, we talked about-- charles: in a minute. i'm really more concerned about the action and market today because i think people watching this show will start to get with sought. a lot of people probably so

the stream. from fighting in iraq to being social media masters how the grew calling itself the islamic state is giving the public a minute by minute window with unprecedented sophist case, the reason they left al-qaeda. we break down the surprising differences between the two. later, every day iraqis trying to buy groceries, get kids to school and go to work. how those day-to-day tasked present deadly challenges. my co-host and digital producer is bringing in all of your feedback throughout the show. so waj, the group formerly known as isis, now known as "the islamic state group," it can be confusing. one of our goals is to give people a baseline about this group. >> they have been doing a good job promoting their own brand name. savvy with social media as we found out. mohammed who we assume from his twitter profile is a supporter of islamic state group tweets saying five names. wake up my brother in this blessed month of ramadum. there are thousands 1350id on. you are a target, too. they use the hash tag which is arabic for the islamic state. maybe i should be scared i am beingtrolled by memb

. >>> the role of websites has changed since social media came on to the scene. nce your website and social media platform serve entirely different purposes, they shouldn't be twins but branding the two should be kept front and center. so here now with some quick tips to help tailor your content for the right audience and experience is denise. she's a founding partner and ceo of the s-3 agency, an ad agency with a special focus on social media. it's great to see you, denise. >> it's great to be here. thank you. >> you've done this for so many of the makeovers we've had on the show. it's great to have you talk to our audience about ways to think about your website and ways to think about social media. let's start with the idea of community experience. which one is a community experience? >> by default, social media gives it away. that's the community. >> right. >> it used to be the website was everything and social media emerged. websites aren't the primary engagement platform. individuals go there for a specific purpose, they're looking to fine out about a product

accounts i mean the social media that's part of it right but there is social media account that says that the disputes that are that claims to present a different a different version so are always admiration be met why don't you there are many many many theories but you're saying not all and you're going to be a logical well i would point out of the all of the accounts that do not support your version of events now wrong and all of the ones that do support it are right but if we make assessments based on a variety of intelligence in a variety of information some of which we can talk about publicly and some of which we can't. well while the investigation gets underway to determine what exactly happened to the plane the mainstream western media seem to have already come to a decision they were blaming russia even before the independent investigation started. some of the evidence that's being used to support the accusations hours after the tragic crash of m.h. seventeen a toxic mix of politics and speculation fill the airwaves and headlines worldwide with the western media already

accounts i mean the social media that's part of it right but there is social media account that says that the disputes that are the claims to present a different a different version so are always admiration be met why don't you there are many many many theories but you're saying not all and you're going to sweetly illogical well i would point out though all of the accounts that do not support your version of events are now wrong and all of the ones that do support it are right because we make assessments based on a variety of intelligence in a variety of information some of which we can talk about publicly and some of which we can't. well accusations from state officials were spurred by much of the mainstream media which is putting all the blame for the plane crash on russia long before an official investigation has reached a conclusion. and has been looking into what some news outlets are passing off as facts hours after the tragic crash of m h seventeen a toxic mix of politics and speculation filled the airwaves and headlines worldwide with the western media already determinin

h.r. 4263 would authorize the social media working group that fits with the science and chnology directorate about lessons learned relating to social media during disasters. the measure would also ensure that the federal government and first responders continue to fully utilize the capabilities of the internet and social media to communicate with more people during disasters. i would like to congratulate the subcommittee chairwoman, mrs. brooks, on the success of her efforts to ensure the way government officials and first responders communicate with the public before, during and after disaster strikes, keeps pace with the evolving technology. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4263, and with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from indiana. mrs. brooks: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentleman from new jersey has no further speakers i'm prepared to close once the gentlewoman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from new jerse

the street corner? now it is where are they on social media? >> i had a really short time here. nder if it changes the equation that she admitted that she remembers nothing about this and learned through social media what happened. >> it makes the case very difficult to prosecute. i will tell you as a former prosecutor, part of the problems with these sexual assaults is that the women are drugged. they're drunk and they can't testify as to who did what. that is why there haven't been charges yet. because this has been documented, it is possible that this case will be tried. >> sunny, judge, dr. sophie and mark o'mara, thank you. >>> coming up, two mega millionaires sit on a bench in nebraska. it sounds like a joke or a saturday night live sketch but it is real. narrator: this is the storm sea captain: there's a storm comin narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the in

the market as a whole. for her, in her position, social media companies are broad. she may a company with sn intense presence in with the facebook and the twitters, companies on social media. she's speaking about a trend, not a specific country. that would be appropriate. >> what about the fact that social media is a relatively new industry, according to estimates from a research firm. social media and revenue will triple. participation. >> it does act for a participation. and for a lot of people they are looking at the ad dollars, the new customers, for her she has to look at profits in real time. whim people might join, they may fall off. if you look at my space, they adjusted for profits. they were booming and great. they have to look at market trends in the past, and how it will change over time. >> we have seen a lot of spin from social media confinements. a lot are refineded of alan greenspan's quote that many thought was about the.com bloom. it was tweeted: >>> what are the social media giants saying? >> it's a good argument that they are making saying "look,

it would mean that the state department is trying to stretch propaganda about russia on social media now the way this type of information would be released if it was real would be at a press conference with high level government officials addressing the bureau chiefs of the major news organizations and it would be held in washington will. have very high officials and there will be experts explaining the meaning of the photographs and attesting to their validity let me just jump in there really quickly because i just want to all not point that you're saying because the images come from the news left were distributed by the state department there's been no official announcement as he said why do you believe that is the difference is there . well i did i'm not even sure the state department sent this e-mail because it's an unprofessional way to release an important information and so that makes me believe the information is fake you. know the united states government has been desperate to produce information to back up its claims it would not release the information in this way social me

the street corner? now it is where are they on social media? >> i had a really short time here. changes the equation that she admitted that she remembers nothing about this and learned through social media what happened. >> it makes the case very difficult to prosecute. i will tell you as a former prosecutor, part of the problems with these sexual assaults is that the women are drugged. they're drunk and they can't testify as to who did what. that is why there haven't been charges yet. because this has been documented, it is possible that this case will be tried. >> sunny, judge, dr. sophie and mark o'mara, thank you. >>> coming up, two mega millionaires sit on a bench in nebraska. it sounds like a joke or a saturday night live sketch but it is real. guy: ok, and just click on the one you want. woman: but, but, jimmy. all of these travel sites seem the same. captain obvious: i always use hotels.com. with their loyalty program, i get a free night for every ten nights i collect. so they're not the same, because they're different. woman: jimmy look, this one has a king-sized bed. c

you can add to the social media conversation by ling to my facebook page or the 6abc facebook page. matt. >> erin thanks. >>> good morning america will delve deeper into the social media experiment right after "action news." >>> we're all just guinea pigs when it comes to the internet, aren't we. >> i'm happy to be experimented on to see the great effects of great summer weather. >> it's going to be great. i'm not going to experiment on you. storm tracker 6 double scan we've got nothing showing. as we take a look outside there's going to be plenty of sunshine coming up over the horizon, sky 6 right now shows that you things are pretty clear overall ahead, there you go, and we have that sun up over the ben franklin bridge making things look pretty good out there and feeling nice, too. the highlights to your forecast, well, we've got a couple of beautiful days ahead to talk about and then we are going the see the return of more humidity unfortunately but let's go ahead and concentrate on the good stuff. currently in philadelphia we're at 66 degrees. your dewpoint at 55, below that thre

yellen, in the written report, talked about stretched valuations in some of the social media companies, some of the biotech companies. i know you and jack are underweight small caps. what did you make of her comments? >>. >> you know, there are some stretched valuations. i thought it was interesting she called out specific industries so discretely, but ultimately i think you could make the case about covenants, bank lone, high yield. there are parts of the market that are frothy, but there are parts of the market that are still of value. i think that's what makes a market. we're finding good value and believing in some of the babies are being thrown out with the bathwater for lack of a better term and seeing when biotech is down some of the good tech names are down. there's buys opportunities. we've been focusing less on beta and more on directional strategies one or multiasset portfolios to try to capture some of those individual opportunities. >> you know, jack, ms. yellen said that the economic recovery is not where she wants it to be, obviously, but that always leads me to the cons

the next 24 hours. guys, back to you. >> phil, thank you very much for bringing us up to date. social mediaecome a weapon. the israeli army has a special unit devoted to just twitter, facebook, youtube, and other kinds of social media. they do it in six languages. they're producing tweets like the one you will see on your screen detailing how hamas is attacking from inside civilian airs. the colonel started the unit as she headed the idf's spokesperson's office. she retired just two months ago. and we welcome you to the program. why did you start the social media unit. and how important and effective is it? a wartime situation as israel and gaza are now engaged in. >> well, the social media is actually a war zone for us here in israel. it's actually a way to communicate to a wide variety of audiences worldwide without an editor interfering. here we can have our own campaigns. we can decide on the size of the headline, what that headline will be and exactly which footage to upload. it enables us to reach millions as their sole sort of information. >>. >> yeah, well, we can can see by the inc

the u.s. media's effort to become better at the top doing and conducting propaganda campaigns via social media translation when anti-government messages gain ground virally washington wants to find a way to spread counter opinion they want to dominate what they call the information battle space. so what they're looking at is developing methods into techniques in order to do that and it gets very scary from the standpoint of where our rights can be violated and you know not knowing whether we're receiving accurate information security and privacy researcher kevin gallagher says one way the u.s. government can spread misinformation is through fake bots on twitter you're followed by a lot of these accounts to. having really set up their profiles apparently i have a bit of a fake following because this account it's been treating me using my probably all of your colleagues trying to get you guys interested in this link according to the guardian some of the d.o.d. funded research monitored and analyzed the twitter feeds of occupy activists and reportedly went so far as to message on winning social m

the social media has documented this. we know that immediately after the shoot the social media documented the self-proclaimed defense minister of the people's republic of do task as they donetsk, he was bragging on social media about shooting down a transport plane .. and then when people learned it was a civilian aircraft, they pulled that off of the social media. we have intercepted voices that have been documented by our people through intelligence as being separatists, who are talking to each other about the shootdown, and we know that we have a video now of a transporter removing an sa 11 system back into russia and it shows a miss missing missile or so. so there is enormous amount of evidence, even more evidence than i just documented that points to the involvement of russia in providing these systems systems, training the people on them. we know that the separate tests have shot down 12 aircraft in the last couple of months, among them two transport planes, but the evidence is quite enormous, here is what is curren

and wounded women and children in gaza. >> what we are seeing, what you're talking about on the social media is really kind of a child pornography, horrific pictures. by the way, a little bit less right now, but last week, any credible number of the pictures that we were seeing on the social media weren't from gaza, they were from syria. we were putting those pictures into google images and getting an enormously high number of them were pictures from syria. it's true that it's lesser this week, because since the ground operation began, the civilian population is paying a much higher price, and it's horrendous scene that is we're seeing there, which is all the more reason for us to move forward toward a ceasefire. >> secretary ban ki-moon said today it is time for both sides to stop fighting and start talking. isn't it true they can't destroy each other, doesn't israel have to give something in order to get a ceasefire, some kind of ultimate peace arrangement, something on prisoners, something on the blockade? >> let me, again, i want to go down two routes over here from your question brings

facebook users were being tested on and tiredly without their consent to one of the authors of the social media study that testing was done within the parameters of facebook's data use policy for their investigation found that this wasn't the case in fact in the study was conducted in two thousand and twelve there was no mention of facebook's data use policy that users could be subject to any sort of social experimentation look i know that in this day and technological age people been conditioned into thinking that all your information online is just up for grabs on these sites but this is not ok what facebook did was violate one of the cardinal rules of experimentation on human subjects all the companies private and not subject to government restrictions on human based testing the fact that the company is a good leaf in the gleefully manipulating its users emotions should raise a red flag for us all. look one could argue that we are choosing to use this service and it is true that all of us have the option to not sign up for facebook but the fact remains that millions of individuals and busine

the only thing you're willing to put out publicly is the social media i mean the social media that's part of it after russia releases the data it's gathered the u.s. is being pressured to.

would like to admit it's all part of the social media war that's been conducted around the gaza lines. very interesting story and it just comes from the ground is nothing that's why people find it so interesting there's no not a political involvement in this as it's the people really in the heart of the matter is i like to think of it that maybe social media is changing the game somewhat with plans to continue its operation tell of its called up sixteen thousand additional reserve troops but not everybody wants to join the attack on gaza auntie's paullus leader met with i.d.f. soldiers who were fed up with the ambitions of the government and are refusing to take part in any more destruction in the future i hope. i can aspire to be reasonable palestinian and after israel no longer exists. as one of a kind the thirty three year old it's really program cuts a solitary figure on the margins of israeli society formally a soldier in israel's defense forces he now hits a campaign for those who want to resist the draft on political grounds but he knows his views have made him an outcast. i'm

would like to admit it's all part of the social media war that's been conducted around the gaza lines very interesting story and it just comes from the ground is nothing that's why people find it so interesting there's not even a political involvement in a sense it's the people really in the heart of the matter is i like to think of it that maybe social media is changing the game somewhat. and on our website you can find our live updates photos videos all the very latest from the israeli gaza combat zone including see how a spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency is so overwhelmed that he burst into tears during a t.v. interview about an attack on a u.n. run school of palestinian refugees. are now in r.t. international three civilians including a fifteen year old have been killed in the eastern ukrainian city of lugansk and seven more have been wounded and that's all in just the last day according to the city council artillery and air strikes have been pounding the city infrastructure has been severely damaged and most of the city remains without water or electricity

we did use the social media. we had facebook. very upset when my facebook page came up and i didn't get a lot of likes, because i found out that actually in the social media world you have to actually drive people to those sites, and that costs money. we did have independent groups that did run ads for us. but i really don't know the mechanics of it. because under campaign laws, you can't coordinate with third-party groups. the idea of campaigning -- and i know there are states that have wonderful judges. but the idea for judges campaigning, it's really contrary to what we are about. just like justice ternus said, she didn't want to see those ads running against us. you know, it's not like we're in an ivory tower, but we want to be insulated from what you see on tv, what the public opinion poll is of the day, because public opinion changes. i'll bet if justice ternus had that decision today, the public opinion could be different. -- an't make a decision brown v. board of education would never have been decided if it was based on p

government may have been behind a recent facebook experiment the social media site try to manipulate the emotions of users by showing them different news feeds and as marina portnoy reports washington has an appetite for this kind of research when the world's largest social media platform betrays its users there's going to be outrage the study to see whether facebook could influence the emotional state of its users on that news feed it allowed researchers to manipulate almost seven hundred thousand users newsfeeds some saw more positive news about their friends others saw a more negative bomb not surprised i mean we're all kind of lab rats in the big facebook experiment but it wasn't only facebook's experiment turns out the psychological study was connected to the u.s. government's research on social unrest this is really kind of creepy here and it gets worse what you may not know is that the u.s. department of defense has reportedly spent roughly twenty million dollars conducting studies aimed at learning how to manipulate online behavior in order to influence opinion a mission it wa

of operation that is simply not the case so one of the it's sort of it's a double edged sword the social media can be used to smear a country but also as the social media provides another very important outlet for getting truth out there and on our point is very simple if there's actual evidence marshall it show what if it's indisputable but as we've seen repeatedly from the u.s. intelligence community where there was in the law is used to justify the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three up through the information that was leaked last year with respect to syria more often than not there are lies being produced that have a bigger intention to mislead the american public to justify actions against russia that we do not believe are justified. that was retired cia analyst and former state department official larry johnson. the u.s. and e.u. are expanding sanctions against russia it's too early to tell how these new rounds of sanctions will affect the russian economy but what they have affected without question is the relationship between the u.s. the e.u. and russia in fact u.s. congressman

and i use social media to promote my career so that i can get to the point whereia network that i sell. >> that's exactly right. you are your own media company, 100%. that's every single person's goal in this. the smart ones. it's all very transparent. it's all very obvious, you know. >> rushkoff: obvious and transparent? or simply invisible? want to see how it actually works? take a look inside the offices of tvgla, a social media marketing agency just outside hollywood. >> so we're brainstorming on the superhero movie. of course, our target: millennials. >> rushkoff: tvgla has promoted movies liwolverine and the expendables and tv shows like homeland. >> we start with the research and strategy phase where we really dig into who that audience is, and then we figure out how that audience uses social media to communicate. >> you can also sort of ask people, "which power would you want?", and then you have people tweet their responses. >> the challenges would be using that audience in the way that you want to use them in order to see the results you're looking for.

because of the amount of information we receive from the public using social media. >> several tips have already come in. you can find these links to the sheriff's office social media sites and photos of the suspects. and a list of suspected dead-beat parents updated every week. >>> and two arrested for shooting a pharmaceutical delivery man during a robbery attempt. charles wardlaw and robert hartley tried to rob the driver outside of the wellness pharmacy on ridge avenue. and video taken outside of the business showed the alleged vehicles involved in the crime. there it is. that's what led the police to the suspect. the delivery man now recovering. >>> and now to the latest on the malaysia airline flight shot down in ukraine. bodies of most of the victims may now be on their way home. they said the pro-russian rebels in control of the area say the victims' remains are being moved by train, taken to a city in northeastern ukraine and flown to amsterdam where it originated. and they will hand over the black box. and a live report with much more coming up on "action

the scientific experiment rocking the social media world right now. >> oprah no longer the most powerfuled her out of that top spot next. >> coming up your were there authority continues to track a potential heat wave later this week as well as the tropics are heating up. find out how a system could forbes has the most powerful celeb. beyonce' has snatched the top spot from oprah has the most powerful celebrity. forbes says she makes $115 million year with an additional 2.4 million for each stop on her on the run tour. not bad if you can make the bucks, right? also the top five lebron james, dr. dray, oprah and ellen di degeneres. >> facebook users not happy tonight after discovering the social media site has been toying with some people's emotions with a psychological experiment. fox's matt king explains. report. >> lay may be real issues here. >> reporter: for one week in 2012 facebook altered what kind of posts found on their news feeds. social network hoped to discover if negative posts let users seeing to negativity to postness tiff things themselves. in both cases researchers found

would like to admit it's all part of the social media war that's been conducted around the gaza lines. very interesting story and it just comes from the ground is nothing that's why people find it so interesting there's not a political involvement in a sense it's the people really in the heart of the matter is i like to think of it that maybe social media is just. very closely following all the developments in the gaza conflict if you go to you can find the latest live updates photos videos. just turning ten minutes past the hour here in moscow with a civilian death count well over a thousand. fleeing the fighting in eastern ukraine at least a third of the refugees are children international monitors that have witnessed the evacuation say it's far from safe even for the cars that are clearly marked. we did notice the flow of civilians we noticed for example always in their cars and they had their word in russian do their job or to come to their windows to get their children their cars so there's definitely a sense of urgency that was. the the explosions that we heard when we decided t

would like to admit it's all part of the social media war that's been conducted around the gaza lines. very interesting story and it just comes from the ground is nothing that's why people find it so interesting there's not even a political involvement in a sense it's the people really in the heart of the matter is i like to think of it that maybe social media is changing the game some wash away team closely following all the developments in the israeli gaza conflict and had to walk the dot com to find live updates photos and videos all the very latest straight from the combat zone. with a civilian death count of well over a thousand thrones of locals are fleeing the fighting in eastern ukraine at least a third of the refugees and children international monitors that have witnessed the evacuation say it's far from safe even for the cars that are clearly marked we did notice the flow severely we noticed for example the cars. that were rushing to their job or to go to the windows to get their children their cars so there's definitely a sense of. the explosion that we heard when we start