the scene was as unfiltered as our media is now. these pictures were filed. these ones here were filed with news services like reuters and the associated press. if you were getting your information online today, like most of us do, just as easily as those wire photos, you could have probably also come across floating around on social media a lot of unfiltered eyewitness photos of the wreckage. eerily intimate pictures of luggage and among the wreckage, these photos of first responders arriving on the scene. and pictures of the victims, people who died. photos you might wish you could somehow unsee after you have seen them. the professional media is still how we get a lot of our information, but we also now all of us have distributional access to direct primary source unmediated raw eyewitness information. visual information. even if the corpses in those fields today never appear on television or in a newspaper, we can see them. we do come across them because of social media. it's the equivalent of that live footage of people jumping out of the buildings on 9/

our service at the planning commission and the landmark and maybe sometimes your comments maybe unfiltered it's a breath of fresh air many commissions can be overly careful you believed things and meant them and being thought of so again wish you the best in our future endeavors and maybe see you again. >> commissioner moore. >> having sat next to commissioner sugaya 8 years it's more than having a think a informed voice but a great appreciation for the thoroughness in the profession and before we really had the historic preservation fully established i've learned a lot and will miss you a great deal i refer to you as my comrade i

maybe sometimes your comments maybe unfiltered it's a breath of fresh air many commissions can be overly careful you believed things and meant them and being thought of so again wish you the best in our future endeavors and maybe see you again. >> commissioner moore. >> having sat next to commissioner sugaya 8 years it's more than having a think a informed voice but a great appreciation for the thoroughness in the profession and before we really had the historic preservation fully established i've learned a lot and will miss you a great deal i refer to you as my comrade in arms. >> commissioner. >> i've learned a lot from bill and appreciate you how direct he is maybe those who don't follow planning but baseball derrick jettinger so thank you you've made a great impact bill. >> i may also wish you the best and commissioner johnson welcome. >> commissioners that place you in directors announcements. >> thank you xhishths on behalf of the commissioners thank you for your staff both on the planning commission and the board of appeals it's been educational for me and the staff we've been pre

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we'll show video so you can see up close what this conflict looks like unfiltered. the government does not target civilians, not there and not un shelters. you'll hear from the ambassador and a un representative who says israel had 17 warnings that the school was a un shelter. first, though, karl penhole joins us. what's the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: we went down there, anderson, because of course, we went with our own eyes and ears to see what we can see and tell you about that. first of all, the experience for those there, this school, remember, was turned into a shelter for 3,000 displaced palestinians. one man said the men had been sleeping outside, the women inside. this attack came before dawn, so most of them were still sleeping. one man said when he heard the explosions and woke up, he saw elderly men cut into pieces around him, a lady lucky enough to be sleeping inside said the place filled up with smoke. she poured water on her eyes to see a little bit and said the shrapnel rained down. we looked around the school and it was clear a heavy round h

an advantage or disadvantage is unfiltered life stream graphic images and video.ome re-tweeted photos of the passenger's dead bodies and torn limes. >> many took image saying:. >> it's so easy to hit retweet. i don't think people realise the loed ones may come -- loved ones may come across the photos. >> another thing is an outpouring of support. many calling for prayer. vigils were held at the embassy in kiev. the majority of those on the flight were dutch. many members gathered at kuala lumpur where the flight was scheduled to land. relatives were coming home. . >> this is eerie, a dutch passenger on the flight posted this photo of the plane saying:. >> that photo has been shared more than 14,000 times on facebook. that one hit home. >> i saw that earlier. >> that's a whole different category. it is interesting in our realm we were looking for the information on twitter. you knew something happened, the government posted information or other certain media. thank you to both of you. >> this is not the first time an airliner has gone down. clues for this investiga

i did everything i could to have a direct and unfiltered channel to the people in these various places because we had a big hole to dig out of and we have to recognize that even when people are criticizing us or dismissing us, in the back of the minds of most of them, not vladimir putin but most people around world, they count on us so when there's a huge natural disasters they expect us to be there. when there is a problem that needs to be addressed in an international forum they come to us. so i really took seriously the challenge of reasserting american leadership and reestablishing in our own minds as well as those around world our indispensability. that did not mean unilateral, part of what people were reacting to was this idea that america made decisions that they were imposing on other countries. instead i wanted to promos what i called smart power. we can't just rely on our military as great as it is. we have to be more engaged in partnerships with other countries, we have to be building long-term relationships, we have to be investing in health care and the education because t

. >> virgins are sdrifrngtly nervous, -- >> cowan: it's unfiltered as you might imagine. >> i did virginia first time i had an orgasm. >> did you really have an orgasm on stage, your first one? >> would you make that up? >> cowan: you really did? >> you're damn right i d. >> i'm happy. >> cowan: but while frank, the film is also poignant, and sometimes heartbreaking. it documents her slow decline. her failing memory, left her inability to remember lyrics. and that seemed to frustrate her most of all. ♪mama has got to go. mama has -- mama is letting go? i don't think i've had a happy life. >> cowan: you don't? >> no. >> cowan: all the success? >> success doesn't mean a damn thing. >> cowan: it wasn't the first thing stritch put the bumpy parts of her life in lights. >> it's like the prostitute once said. it's not the word work, it's th stairs. >> elaine stritch at liberty took new york by storm. it was a confession of sorts, just her and a stool opening up about life, love, and her infamous battle with alcohol. >> you're scared, you drink. you're not scared. what is the problem? >> cowan: y

sure, maybe it's a gateway into smoking unfiltered camels, but i'd like to think of it as a gateway out of cancer sticks. while i'm working for the vice profit squad, i'm willing to bless all of the tobacco plays here because consolidation is good for everybody. i have to point out that lorillard has run up a lot. and although we don't know what reynold's will shell out for the company, i think it's unlikely they'll pay more than $70 or $75 a share. that means your upside is somewhat capped here. at the same time, you get a bigger dividend from owning reynold's american. so reynold's may be the smarter, safer way to play this deal after it's done. it's going to go higher, i think. and if you simply want to enjoy the benefits of consolidation without the complications of an actual merger, there's nothing wrong with buying the big dog, altria, the best brand in a very healthy business and a very unhealthy product. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up, ante up. unlike gambling, investing doesn't have to be a roll of the dice. tonight, cramer's taking a look at th

it's the creative team's first chance to receive feedback, unfiltered, from their young guests. >> isryffindors here? i'm a gryffindor. i'm a gryffindor. the kids -- absolutely mesmerized by everything we saw. they looked up. they looked everywhere. they looked up at the dragon. there's so much to see. mason: anybody remember, how do you open a monster book? how do you open a monster book? pet its spine. you pet its spine. i tested a few of them on a few questions. what that in the cage? pygmy puff. a pygmy puff. they're lovely, aren't they? they're really cozy. they had every answer. they knew the books, and they knew the films. coup: thierry what was the name of harry potter's owl? hedwig. hedwig. good. you guys know everything. we should get them in as consultants the next time. they can help us out. they're eating it up. they're doing everything that i sort of imagined that they would do in the beginning. they're exploring. they have really big hands. vieira: the kids enter the money exchange... welcome to gringotts money exchange, everyone. ...where currency can be changed for gr

capturing raw emotions his work reflects the unfiltered truth of our shared humanity.plause] linda ronstadt. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts for her one-of-a-kind voice said decades of remarkable music drawing from a broad range of influences to conquer america radio waves to help pave the way for generations of women artists. [applause] todd williams. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts for their contributions to architecture and arts education for public and private did deliver it designs have a profound effect on the lives that interact with them and they're teaching and service has inspired young people to pursue their passions. [applause] james terrell. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts for his ground-breaking visual arts capturing the powers of light and space he builds experience is that force us to question reality. challenging perceptions that only art but the world around us. [applause] national humidity's medal recipients -- eumenides not all recipients. mr. adams. [applause] the 2013 national humanities medal for broadening the st

by capturing raw emotions and representations, his work reflects the unfiltered truths of our sharedy. [applause] linda ronstadt. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to linda ronstadt for her one-of-a-kind voice and her decades of remarkable music. drawing from a broad range of influences, ms. ronstadt defied expectations to conquer american radio waves and help pave the way for generations of women artists. [applause] billie tsien and tod williams. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to billie tsien and tod williams for their contributions to architecture and arts education. whether public or private, their deliberate and inspired designs have a profound effect on the lives of those who interact with them, and their teaching and spirit of service have inspired young people to pursue their passions. [applause] james turrell. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to james turrell for his groundbreaking visual art. capturing the powers of light and space, mr. turrell builds experiences that force us to question reality, challenging our perceptions not only of art, bu

. >> so this is untouched, unfiltered picture that she post today proof a point. instead, she is getting world-wide attention for something else. but she is no stranger to controversy, either. we'll explain. >> california based flood packing company recalling soft skinned fruits nationwide due to possible listeria contamination. fruit, shipped to dozen retailers including whole foods, cosco, bj's, trader joe's a clubs, also shipped out to various wholesalers, packing company says no illnesses have been linked to this fruit. go to myfoxphilly.com for details. >>> okay, this is interesting. 8:24, new research suggesting women who get epidurals during childbirth, lower their postpartum depression. women have 14% rate of depression, six weeks after delivery, but rate of depression more than double for women who didn't have any pain management. >> fascinating. children who are overweight might not realize it, according to the cdc. nearly one third of children between the ages of eight and 15, did not realize they fell into the overweight category. family income appeare

also the co-editor of a new book, "the nixon tapes: richard nixon unfiltered, uncensored, and in hisnd cassidy says she's best behaved in the household. i'll let you go figure that out between your brother and sister, because we're going to be talking about inappropriate behavior among pandas, apparently. so cute. so good. we've got a lot of fascinating things to talk about pertaining to your books and these tapes. here's a conversation between president nixon and henry kissinger when they wanted to produce criticism against soviet jews, worried it could harm their secret talks with the soviet union. >>> what do you think of this conversation? >> henry kissinger, being jewish, is constantly worried he's going to be taken out of being a negotiator in the middle east, anything to do with israel or foreign policy in general, but nixon told halderman, i don't want any jews regarded with foreign policy. so kissinger always trying to overcompensate and being macho. in this case, he says, i don't care about the human right s jes and soviet unions. it's none of our business. we don't ask rus