you could see how, look, when we're saying things unfiltered on live television you can sometimes sayomething that's not quite right in a way that wouldn't happen in print with editors. >> you're saying there's a pattern? >> that's certainly what his editors at politico were saying. there was a pattern. that's a different mat zbler amy holmes, when williams says there are white folks very relaxed in their own company, did that strike your ear as being what racist? >> i don't know about racist. not particularly insightful. it doesn't really give us any insight into mitt romney. agree with dana in terms of him being awkward and stiff, isn't that mitt romney's rap? you don't need to throw race into the mix to inflame the situation. it sort of reminds me, too, back in 2008 and the coverage of president, then senator, obama, and the idea he was so comfortable with groups. yet at the time mike allen told me that actually president obama was quite stiff and cool and aloof when it came to reporters. in terms of people's public versus private persona, there can be a real difference and di v in

unfiltered, if you are to be transparent. we all appreciate this administration has an opinion and this chairman has an opinion that's sometimes different. we are entitled to our opinions. we are not entitled to our facts. and is it any wonder that such concerns why -- why there is such concern now that secretary solis' department wants to unilaterally change and control how the press receives job numbers from the bureau of labor statistics? of course, when invited to appear today to explain why this change in freedom of the press would occur, secretary solis in no uncertain terms turned down all invitations and offered us alternatives. we appreciate those who are here as alternatives. however, ultimately, if you're the secretary of labor, the buck should stop with you. if it doesn't stop there, where can the american believe -- americans believe it stops? it doesn't stop at the white house if the secretary allows something to happen and then doesn't have an answer. we will hear more about that here today, and i hope it will

and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are responsible for maintaining systems and source supply, the standards that protect water are established at the federal level. there are two important pieces of federal legislation that were both enacted in the early to mid-1970s. the first was the clean water act, which acts to protect rivers and lakes, and sources of drinking water. the second was the safe drinking water act, that provides federal standards to assure the safety of the water that we drink. both acts have been amended since they were first adopted, and they're both cornerstones for the water issues that we face in america today. allbee: the clean water act set a floor and basically said, "everybody's who's discharging "is going to have to have a permit, and to achieve this defined performance level." narrator: the clean water act regulates the discharge of pol

do something off certainly stop that meant they were singled out they say for providing raw and unfiltered video footage of police action i have watched the semi p.d. arrest people for streaming just specifically target them in the crowd will point them out ok. some have been intimidated they didn't give a. an explanation to why they're optimistic we had homeland security target me and many other we are changed chapters during our nato coverage we had guns pulled on us scott campbell's citizen journalist from occupy oakland was shot with a beanbag round simply for filming a police line. oh i know i know send them to send a message and also. possibly because i was out and were. now. so why the fear of citizens keeping a check on authorities and citizen journalists and journalists have. countered the spin put out by city hall. this stablish man is scrambling to stay relevant in a new media world but they're fighting a losing battle according to polls the majority of americans don't trust the mainstream media to provide them with accurate and unbiased reporting many see these networks as driv

. >> so what if a civic group let people tell their own stories unfiltered.what do you love about baltimore? >> i love that the mayor of baltimore is holding a campaign where students 18 and under can have access to free breakfast. >> reporter: good. now, what if you don't tell that story to me; but to everyone on the web? >> i'm steve cob, the executive director of baltimore. >> he came up with this. >> we came up with the newest campaign, what we love. we're trying to tap into the best marketers in the city, the residents. >> take a pick, hash tag it, and boom it's up on the web. >> bridge et said, "i love my little row house," and nay yes, ma'ammy loves playing with her friend in the grassy area. >> it used to be you're taking a risk >> possibly, but we know the people of baltimore are great. they have a great sense of humor. >> any admissions that stood out in your mind. >> yeah. i think felicia from the hills lost her cat. her neighbors rallied around her. she found the cat. >> reporter: here she is, the woman whose neighbors found her cat. and look here

. >> what if a civic group let people tell their own stories unfiltered. what do you love about baltimore? >> i love the mayor is holding a campaign where students 18 and under can have access to free breakfast and meals. >> what if you don't tell that story to me, but to everyone on the web? >> i'm steve, the executive director of live baltimore. >> steve came up with this. >> the biggest idea right now is our newest campaign, what we love. we're trying to tap into the best marketers we have in the city, that's the residence denlts. >> take -- residence denlts. >> -- residents. >> take a pick, hash tag it. >> kevin says he loves walking to ravens games. naomii loves playing with her friends. >> it seems you're taking a risk. >> we know that the people of baltimore are great. they have a great sense of humor and great stories to tell. >> any submission that is have stood out. >> yeah, i think philicia lost her cat, her neighbors found the cat and that is what makes city life great for her. >> here she is, the woman who neighbors found her cat. >> here we a

so what's your reaction when you see that sort of i would say unfiltered george zimmerman?that it shows george zimmerman he, you know, has a nottive and he's going with his story, he's going to stick to it. if you -- there's a beginning to that tape though, the videotape. and it talks -- it shows george zimmerman explaining why he got out of the car. he explained that he got out of the car because dispatch needed the address of a -- on a sign. >> right. >> and i think -- i think that all of that, when you look at it together, you'll see the many inconsistencies with george zimmerman. >> mark, what's your take though, when you watch this? just from a perspective of a person's behavior? is this a person that looks like he's covering something up? a person that's lying? a person who think, he might have done something wrong or not? >> well, the first thing that strikes me is that the investigation was more extensive than i thought it was from the police department. i didn't think they had gone to these measures. from what i read and heard, think a lot of people didn't think so

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the barest of the truth is essential, unfiltered if you're to be transparent. we all appreciate this administration has an opinion, and this chairman has an opinion that is sometimes different. we are entitled to our opinions. we are not entitled to our facts. is it any wonder that much concerns, why there is such concern now that secretary solis is department wants to unilaterally change and control how the press receives jobs numbers from the bureau of labor statistics? of course when invited to appear today to explain why this change in freedom of the press would appear, secretary solis in no uncertain terms turn down all indications and offered us alternatives. we appreciate those who are here as alternatives. however, ultimately if you're the secretary of labor, the buck should stop with you. if it doesn't stop there, where it can be american, americans believe it stops? it doesn't stop at the white house if the secretary a louse something to happen and then doesn't have an answer. we will hear more about that here today, and i hope it will send a clear me

month requesting the commission of inquiry to urgently conduct a comprehensive independent and unfiltered special inquiry. i'll still look forward to the results of the investigation announced by the syrian government. ladies and gentlemen, on syria, the general assembly is carrying out its chartered responsibility related to international peace and security. the general assembly offers the international community's of viable mechanism in moments of deadlock of other u.n. bodies. on the sixteenth of february the general assembly adopted resolution 56/253 which called for the appointment of the joint special envoy of the united nations and the league of arab states. thereby implementing the provisions of chapter 8 of the u.n. charter. on the fifth of april the joint special envoy addressed the general assembly viewing an informal meeting in order to present his six point plan that was just assisted by the body's. in doing so the general assembly is playing a complementary role to the security council which has already adopted resolutions 2042, and 2043 endorsing the six point plan and esta

the barest of the truth is essential, unfiltered if you are to be transparent. we'll appreciate the administration has an opinion of the chairman is sometimes different. we're entitled to opinions. we are not entitled to or fax. is it any wonder that such can you, why there is such can turn now the secretary solis department wants to unilaterally change in control of the press receives job number from the bureau of labor statistics? of course, when invited to appear today to explain why this change and freedom of the press would occur, secretary solis turned on all invitations and offered us alternatives. we appreciate those who are here as alternatives. however, ultimately if you're the secretary of labor, the bucs to shop with you. if it doesn't stop there, where can the americans believe it stops? it doesn't stop at the white house if the secretary allow something to happen and then doesn't have an answer. we will hear more about that today and i hope it will send a clear message to the administration. with that, i recognize the distinguished member for his o

mitchell was a very flamboyant character, southerner, again very unfiltered, would say pretty much anything but finally a sadder figure than mrs. longworth. i may, this is mitchell had a tremendous drinking problem, and mitchell's, they leave washington for new york fairly early on in the scandal so she just wasn't on the scene. and she just wasn't sharp enough. one of the things about alice that was very unusual from the days when washington was a very hard drinking town, days that probably persisted hours into the '70s, she -- >> much different now. >> she did not like drinkers. she liked the conversation to be sharp, and she was very impatient with people who have had too much. that she was, sometimes you just know this when you're writing a character. .. >> richardson was tremendously ambitious, and no one recognizes about more than richard nixon. you can listen to the tapes on youtube. he talks to richardson just after he has made him an attorney general. he needs mr. clean to save his administration. six months later, they are going to come to terrible grief with each other. nixon on