to put out their phones and point them toward the sky there's a lot of videos being shared on twitter facebook instagram of these fibers also from medical workers as you pointed out and one popular video was from the president of the newark hospital system the workers gathered on the roof there and watched the fly over and he said this was an amazing display of gratitude and patriotism from the greatest pilots on earth thank you here's another tweet from a health care worker in philadelphia she said beautiful fly over today at temple health thank you to the thunderbirds and blue angels for a little morale boost at work so in any case must've been hard to miss i don't know if you've had 12 fighter jets fly every had but it's definitely a physical experience as was noticed by a lot of people praise there but there were also some people who were not so happy about this show right i don't think it's just because they didn't like the sound of it a lot of people on social media facebook and twitter were asking why the federal government was spending money sending fighter jets to praise health care w

how many times have you seen people complaint other lift drivers on twitter facebook? t's almost like the drivers dod not exist on twitter. i know that part of that is my filter bubble. and a part of that is because i am following a very filtered timeline, but i also know that the opportunity to share this experience from being some of his precarious, someone who is possibly not even breaking even if you are, lift driving is kind of -- it's very much a last resort for people, and so that's one thing when, twitter is a a representation of real life but it's always a filtered, it is always what people of various degrees of harsher. another thing there are strategies that people can take to be porous enough to be open to the general public. in the book i talked to someone who is a moderator for sub reddit design for women in gaming. if you know anything about women in gaming that imagine reddit is not the friendliest place in the world to them. at the same time yet to understand they don't want to be so exclusive that some kid in a small town who knows know what else with

spread anti european misinformation related to the corona virus it's being disseminated via twitter facebook and other social media outlets in china a citizen journalist missing for almost 2 months has reappeared he says he was detained by police and forcibly quarantined. now it is the 1st trial of its kind in the world 2 suspected syrian intelligence officers are set to face justice here in germany today they're charged with crimes against humanity including torture and sexual assault prosecutors are using universal jurisdiction laws to try to to set suspects here now the defendants enter germany as asylum seekers along with thousands of other syrians did every reports now in the hope of one mother that this could bring justice for her son and some viewers may find some scenes distressing. mario lives in a berlin suburb it seems it illich but this syrian woman is part of a europe wide hunt to catch criminals secret service agents from her country like many others merriam son i hum was systematically tortured the young medical student had spoken up for human rights and calling for president

of substantially less power assistance so how many times have you seen people complain on twitter and facebook? it's like they do not exist on twitter and part of that is my filter bubble. and i am following a very filtered timeline. but i also know the opportunity are possibly not even breaking even. so it's very much a last resort for people and then to see people on twitter which is a representation and with that power to share and another thing those strategies and tactics people can take to be porous enough to be open enough to the general public. and that moderator with that designed for women and gaming. if you know anything that is not the world for them but at the same time to understand they don't want to be so exclusive that a kid in a small town that knows no one else in the town and then to be to their people but then also and what they get through and that could be unfiltered. and how they would be on read it. and then to the moderator. and that you're not there to control and with that deeper conversation maybe just to create accounts just to get access. but at least it is filte

it's like the phone lines or the sewer system i mean this is what everybody uses things like twitter facebook and amazon so they're natural monopolies in the classic case republican ownership is natural monopolies. all right we will leave it right there we wish you luck and i hope when if you find out what happens from twitter what they say to you you know there's got to be some story answer i hope that's not the end of it but please let us know how we hawkins from the green party thank you so much. thank you. and other news around the world raging flood eastern congo killed at least 25 people 45 others confirmed injured about 3000 homes have been destroyed by floodwaters that the river system crested near the city of vera currently the red cross is trying to recover some more victims. and now much of the world may still be on lockdown but there's one place that for sure is it and that's outer space nasa and space x. have announced may 27th will now be the date to resume astronaut launches out of the u.s. together they plan to send 2 astronauts to the international space station because for t

i recall in the terms of service but how we have about this on the flipside platforms like facebook or twitter. though they are traded on on the stock exchanges people would argue that they're still private companies. that they have the right to ban who they want because they are not a public utility to that you would say what. maybe they should be public utilities you know these network platforms once most people get on to me everybody wants to be on it because it's where everybody is this where the information is so facebook is as steady as twitter is instead is amazon has its status and maybe they should be publicly known. regulated democratically by the public to serve the public road and then the private profits of shareholders who can through their management decide they're going to exclude some people for their own reasons so i think this raises the whole question of what's the proper ownership structure for these platforms they tend toward monopoly because everybody wants to be on a platform where everybody is right a lot of people would would agree with you that this is the new town s

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gig economy workers, you see people complain about lift drivers on twitter and facebook. it is almost like they don't exist on twitter and that is my focus because i am following a timeline but i also know that the opportunity to share this experience, possibly not breaking even, kind of very much a last resort for people and so that is one thing because of the way twitter is a representation of real-life, it is what various degrees of power choose to share. another thing is strategies and tactics people can take to be porous enough to be open to the general public. in the book i talk to someone who is a moderator, design for gaming. you've got to imagine redit is the not the friendliest place in the world for women but at the same time you have to understand they don't want to be so exclusive that some kid in a small town who knows no one else with these interests can't use the internet as fast and find like-minded community. they want to be porous enough to be open that there are people somewhere out there in the world but also have a maze to get through to get to more i

you are in the world people save as you can join the underground by following up on you tube twitter facebook instagram and say. what is the difference between embarrassing gaffes and elder abuse joe biden certainly excels at the former and maybe is the victim of the latter we're told dimension of mental health is off limits to what degree is the public the right to know. this is a story of women and women was troubled histories and complex court cases you know some of us did leave. out there. were not. the person that. the cheesiness of the day are considered the most dangerous of criminals she's in a still. all the all 23 hours of the day tell me that it's not enough punishment it will give women on death row. several countries prepared to lift the lockdowns but the world health organization says restrictions must stay in place warning that premature steps could be disastrous. european leaders fail to strike a deal when it comes to a massive new financial stimulus package which would have included joint european you need for the very worst hit nations. and in other news an inmate's dies of

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just use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook and instagram.>> we know the generation he gets up early then. governor newsom is addressing the mental toll the state home orders are having on us seer california. ktvu's azenith smith reports on resources for families coping with the pandemic as many are getting ready to celebrate easter or passover.>>reporter: exercise and any fresh air is a must for any cooped up indoors trying to cope with the coronavirus pandemic. >> being inside and not been able to do my daily routine throws me off a little bit. i feel sometimes like i'm closed in because of lack of human contact.>> any stress relief at a time of uncertainty and fear, how long will the outbreak last? >> i was hopeful the first few weeks we would get to a point and status cleared up but now it is apparent it is going to go on and on.>> that stress is manifest in that stress is real and all of us work through that differently. >> at tuesday's briefing the governor highlighted the topic of stress recognizing many a struggling. >> struggling because they lost their job and have no paych

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sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram.a escribiÓ " nos cayÓ la maldición" un video en el que estÁn escuchando mÚsica y de repente alan pone su lista de reproducciÓn al rapero y comienza el ritmo. [mÚsica] reportero: no es un secreto que mÁs que el espera de dos artistas que se unen, lo que cause expectativas escuchar la fusiÓn de la mÚsica banda de sinaloa con el rap puro de norteamÉrica. [mÚsica] reportero: televisa espectÁculos. francisca: ayer estaba. aquÍ estÁ la imagen de cÓmo estÁn presentando este nuevo sencillo. se llama " quÉ maldiciÓn". es curioso lo que pasÓ porque estÁ colaboraciÓn se vio gracias a la magia del internet porque una vez snoop dog subiÓ un video disfrutando las canciones de la banda, es una combinaciÓn sÚper interesante. la banda ms estÁ feliz de la colaboraciÓn porque dice que para la mÚsica regional mexicana es una graben tan a de que se conozca en todo el mundo. karla: imagÍnate, me encanta la banda ms. es de los mejores conciertos a los que ido, muy padre verlos whatsapp se convierte en una he

sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram.provechando esto que llamamos tecnologÍa. reportero: lucero estrenÓ su primer podcast en una plataforma de mÚsica donde recordÓ cómo fue su primera audiciÓn para un drama de televisiÓn en 1980. lucero: mi mamÁ se enterÓ que habÍa una audiciÓn para un programa infantil musical que pasaban en la televisiÓn en el canal dos, en aquel tiempo que se llamaba "la alegrÍa de mediodÍa". yo nerviosa, me acuerdo perfecto que mi mamÁ dijo: ponte muy linda, me peino con el pelo suelto, con un broche por un lado. reportero: con tan sÓlo 10 aÑos puso en prÁctica las clases de guitarra que habÍa tomado. lucero: llegÓ mi turno, yo emocionada con mi guitarra que me habÍa llevado para poder cantar mi canciÓn y cante una canciÓn que me habÍa aprendido en mis clases, una canciÓn muy linda, muy tierna. [cantando] ♪ por quÉ no ves crecer las flores ♪ ♪ por quÉ no ves salir el sol ♪ lucero: me puse a cantar mi canciÓn con mi guitarra, en una silla, dentro del escenario. reportero: de inmediato captÓ la atenciÓ

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