and the protocols of the web.the reason i think it was a huge shift is it shifted us away from having an internet paste content on community and war on publishing. it was actually a regression in some way and once again people just sort of published things or put things out even if they were bloggers or newspapers or magazines or new newspapers and magazines. it was much more of a you put your content, your pictures or whatever out for people to see in the community would kind of relegate to come in two sections at the end. now we are having another major shift that started three or four years ago for the next 25 years of the web. its being based much more in social networks and social media, everything from facebook to twitter which is bringing us back thankfully i think to a combination of people who are publishing things but also people forming communities, forming circles and forming discussion groups and in some license set of resembling the web, the social media i think will resemble the first aid to the int

we'll talk about it later as also a declaration in our appeal by the experts who are building this, web corps, one of the main builders in san francisco, building the bay terminal, the san francisco general hospital and tried many different ways to try to work around the trees. but we could find no other way except to -- and we'll explain later to install these large curtain walls that are manufactured in china to be hoisted and installed. what we read of the ordinance we find no other way to install these with the trees in place that would not cause a hazard as defined in 802 of the urban -- urban tree ordinance. urban foresty ordinance. i correct one thing on our appellant's brief. the brief cites that pursuant to section 808, section 806 of the urban foresty ordinance the hazardous trees may be removed and hazardous trees include those that interfere with vehicular pedestrian traffic or pose any significant hazard or potential hazard. and it may be removed if measures may been applied to abate any such hazard. feasible measures include maintenance activities listed in 802-l of the or

so we didn't put our long form content on the web. so we didn't put it on the web. we felt like the business model wasn't there. but we did spend a lot of time digitizing our entire library and working with short form. we found that what may be logical which is that people want to watch a show on a phone, they'd much prefer watching clips from man verse wild or a little piece of a tease on what's coming up on cake boss. so i don't think we should presume that every device has a similar type of consumption. and i think what's going on on youtube and on some of these small ground-up silicon valley companies are important. for us, we expect to learn a lot. and it may be that years from now, we'll continue to have huge market share, hopefully with glenn, because i think it's not going to change that people love to sit and watch stories on their tv in the living room. but we may be satisfying curiosity in a much different way with different kind of people, with much shorter form and different stories than we do in our traditional business. so i think the answer is we don

what is the exact web site. >> say that again. >> what is the exact web site. >> rocket light films.can go to the web site and find out more about -- it's interesting because seriously at this point, we invoke the names john waters, in order, barry levinson, ed sanchez. we interviewed ed. do you know who that is. >> no. >> directed blair witch project. he lives out in the gateway to western maryland. >> wow. >> maintaining a presence here. he got done with an enormous film. you are setting yourself up. >> i am trying. >> we have to go to the break but he we will carry it to wjz.com and find out your newest endeavor. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> here are the updates from christy. >> first warning doppler weather radar, notice the shower activity is continuing to press up through the region. we get a bit of a break over the next hour and a half or so. more is on the way. forecast calls for showers, potentially heavy downpours and thunderstorms. high temperature of 77 degrees. humid beyond belief. it's about 79. here is kristy breslin. >> lots of chaos. if you are traveling on the west side o

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. >> as eric was alluding to, this is a diagram of the job site that was created by web corps. and you can see above here. but the issue is, web corps was looking to utilize the staging area for hoisting of the large unitized components directly to the building. with the trees in that area, we no longer have -- or web corps will not have as direct of path to hoist. these are 20 by 20 panels of steel and glass that will be mounted to the building. any time there's more horizontal movement for those, you create issues of them hitting the trees or issues with wind and banging into the building which creates this hazard. additionally, without access to that staging area, we would be required to hoist the large panels from the street which would be bringing them over the pedestrian causeway. which creates also another issue in terms of the construction safety at the job site for both the public and also the construction workers on the site. additionally, there was one other component about this. the requirement to replace the trees with equal or better trees. and i think it's very i

the hackers got into the web site of the supreme court. users had difficulty accessing it for more than an hour. the hackers altered pages of the land ministry two. anonymous claimed responsibility for both cases. users had difficulty accessing the web sites of the governing democratic party. and the opposition liberal democratic party. anonmuss release aid statement protesting japan's new copy right protection law and threatened to attack government web sites. anonymous is a loosely linked group of hackers they communicate mainly via internet forums. hackers from all over the world seem to be taking parts in the group's activities. anonymous opposes the tightening of regulations on the internet. the group has attacked web sites of governments and major corporations to oppose stricter controls. anonymous has also voiced opposition to the suppression of free speech in arab countries. fighting in syria is getting closer to the capital. nine people killed tuesday on the outskirts of damascus. many others were wounded. a human rights activist

we held back most of our content from the web because there wasn't a business model there. when we look at our library, we own all of the content for the last 20 years or so, the netflix model was atrack tiff because it was 18 months or older. tv everywhere is more exciting, if you are a time-warner cable subscriber and you're watching tlc on sunday night, you can come back later and watch any of the shows that you want, but it has the commercials. so on some of the other models, where there's no advertising, and in some cases there's no measurement it's a particular challenge. here, the model really works. the challenge is that we as an industry have to come together. and if we do, i think that we'll provide a real value to consumers, but we'll do something that's going to happen anyway. somebody is going to come over the top -- if consumers behaviorally want to be able to see our channels and our shows and our characters when they want to see it, then somebody is going to figure out a way to facilitate that. there its nobody that has a better infrastructure or a better re

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we now call internet freedom were emerging most of them centered on censorship, blocking access to web sites, etc. and i think in the last few years there's been partly because of, you know, secretary clinton did shine an enormous spotlight on this issue two-and-a-half years ago when she gave her first internet freedom speech, and she's given one each year since then. but we've seen an evolution in the people that conceive of the basket of internet freedom issues. it still includes censorship in a lot of places around the world, but there's still other way. there's attacks of web sites, you know, distributed denial of service or attacks that are meant to take down east -- either news sites or ngos 'so there's active attacks of information that's out there. there's also attacks of people offline for what they do online. somebody posts something on their facebook page, and they're tracked down and abuse inside a physical way, and that's an internet freedom issue, too, not only because that person is being punished for exercising their rights online, but also because of the fear factor th

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you know, there's free web tools you can download that will automate a web attack for you. >> jon: really? you can steal data from a website >> jon: get me web-attack and i will just do it? >> pretty much. jon: that's wild. you can write this down. jon: i don't think i'm going to do it because i'm sure like knowing me it would be like a guy is that a bazooka. which end do you (powe). i wouldn't even know what to do >> on your new face book page jon: i'm sure governments or some other organizations have very sophisticated technology as well. do they fear that type of technology, you know, coming back on them to some extent? >> i don't think, if you mean our government is afraid of anonymous >> jon: no, no, no, the kids... some of these are not... they're just good at social networking. are they afraid of the kind of high-tech weird stuff that we do in the c.i.a. and that kind of stuff affecting them? >> it's a very paranoid world in anonymous. there was a lot of habitual lying and people putting on false identities >> jon: we're talking about the government now or anonymous? >> you could s

there is the attack web site with the denial of service attacks government to take down either the new sites are often civil society groups so there's active attacks on the information out there. there's also a tax offline of people what they do online, so somebody posts something on the facebook page and they are tracked down and abused in a physical way for what they do and that is an internet freedom issue, too not only because the person being punished and the fear factor that contributes in the self-censorship that contributes through the society, so i think we see the emerging threats like those in many different contexts. the different contexts have different doses of each of those. there are some places the faltering is very strong and the offline harassment is less so and there's other places. >> where some of the most egregious examples that you found worldwide when it comes to restricting the internet? >> it's well known that china's research on the internet are widespread and one of the things we've seen in china and a number of other countries now is the kind of targeted s

being on the web. and even this past -- about two weeks ago we bought a company that distributes short form content, but had 100 million streams in a month. and so when you see that kind of behavioral change where people are consuming content on platforms that never existed before, it comes back we think to that basic theme of quality content, great characters, great stories and if you're in the content business then you could participate in the value of all of that. >> well, we were joking behind the stage you know what everybody is watching. even now can't always say because of the privacy constraints but you know. at any given moment. >> i like the way david answered it. i think in some ways it's the same and in some ways it's changing. and we often make fun of the cable package and it seems like an old thing and it's not cool anymore and what have you. and it's important to remember that close to 90% of the homes, the tv homes in america, subscribe to multichannel tv. to that package. either from c

here in moscow you are watching r t with me kevin zero in on our top story of militant web sites and released a video message from al qaeda as deputy leader calling on the islamists outside syria to join the rebels fight against president assad the u.s. claimed. libby had been killed in a drone attack in pakistan calling it a major blow to the terrorist group so that it's not clear when this newly published video is made meantime the head of the u.n. peacekeeping operations says syria has plunged now into a full scale civil war the fighting in the country has previously reached levels unseen before of ferocity as government forces seek to blunt a nationwide offensive by the armed opposition who'd withdrawn from the internationally backed cease fire when a port has war and all the latest developments at the u.n. . the u.n. peacekeeping chief are a lot. recently me those comments saying that the conflict in syria is now a civil war he is the first you want to fishel to have made that type of declaration following the fifteen months of violence taking place and ask lead. in syria now of

companies are paying more attention to what we're looking at on the web. citing a new study by data management company, "washington journal" says online tracking on 50 of the most visited web sites has risen sharply since 2010. the journal says the rapid rise in the number of companies collecting data around web viewing is a testament to the $30 million online ad business. >> greece's election sunday. concern over whether or not it will exit the euro really eased. we had gains across the board in europe and the u.s. this morning. stock futures here have given up those gains, as have some of the markets in europe. as we're showing you on friday stocks were rising. going to make moves this week to help stimulate the economy, especially in light of what's happening in europe. we have a two-day federal reserve meeting that kicks off in europe. >> meanwhile, lockheed has snagged a contract to have the defense acquisition program. contractors look abroad to confront lower spending at home. >> an event in l.a. today sources tell bloomberg microsoft expected to sh

they're advocates, and they have a lot of information on their web sites about people with disabilities and- and what your rights are and what kinds of things you can do. and why is it important for people to really begin to avail themselves of this information? are there steps that they can take? well, as i said earlier, there are no ada police. nobody is going to come out and tell people, you know, tell recovery centers this is what you have to do. it's really up to the person to become their own self-advocate, and the way you do that is by learning more about disabilities, your rights, and what you're entitled to in the world. one of the best publications, and we refer people to all the time, is treatment improvement protocol 29 from dr. clark's center for substance abuse treatment. it is, really, it goes through the kinds of accommodations that are necessary, and it's kind of a primer for alcohol and drug treatment providers who want to serve this population. excellent. and, john, let's go back, how do we basically, overall, not-not on the legality of whether someone is-is upholding

and taking the web by storm she talks to a seed gives this solution. next though you've got to be brave to speak your mind of the baltics these days especially if you come out in russia's defense several people have commented on that fear the study is anti russian policies lately here on out to you found themselves blacklisted. he's got the story. i cannot accept this policy of treachery to my friends from the russian minority we stood shoulder to shoulder to make independent now they're being treated like garbage. in february this teacher at the leader's novel academy spoke to our team for months on the europe is looking for a new job it was made clear to him by the academy's management that his appearance on r.t. meant he had no future there. my boss coolly and said this interview is harmful for our future students he made it look as if i made an act of aggression against latvia i told him i only spoke my mind which i have a constitutional right to do later my colleagues told me the academies richter ordered the h.r. department to find a reason to sa

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site and we couldn't access the web site because the web site was crashed because there were so many people on the site that had apparently nothing better to do with their lives than just sit there and look at pictures of chicks all day. or you know that. since my girlfriends to be over. category we know what the hell is. all right ok it's a stupid time waster at work before someone figured out we got a new hey wait a minute i can sell this more power to one thing our stand on stand that's about guys i don't get the appeal of looking at like hundreds of pictures of women you don't know and then being like oh this one's hot or like i don't get that that just doesn't mean i know how i don't mean i'm cool if they were like a hot and are not with a bunch of guys on and i you know i would not have a problem actually even with women i mean women love looking at other women and judging them too i mean we all love looking at pictures let's just be honest you know we all love being judge mental. people early on and be like you know what not high variance very like but i mean i guess it's the

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rights in the constitution so i want to know what you think if america needs a bill of rights for the web producer for treason i sent you to find out what you had to say i'm in the streets of d.c. to tell people the nation's capital what our viewers had to say on twitter facebook and you tube and see which comments we should keep orderly. do you think we need an internet bill of rights creedence wrote in to say he thinks the internet bill of rights is just another idea of how to control people up on line he does not think the internet needs one what do you think i think you make some very good points there and it's not something we only i don't know how you just say you know this bill or i should be just for americans but it's something that the whole world takes part in do you feel protected on line i do feel ok i feel pretty secure for the most part if you have the right security it's not an issue i've never run into an issue online at all mark is wrote in to say it's a ludicrous assertion to think that we need to legislate something that is the appear to me a free speech she also belie

you know according to the village of our web site they are saying that you know while this is a venue for world leaders to get together and kind of talk about things without being quoted in newspapers without being scrutinized is it possible that that's what the case says you know it is possible is that unfortunately where there's zero transparency that's where these conspiracies or these theories of what is going on arise so when you have something that's completely under the radar behind closed doors people are going to speculate what's going on why does it need to be shrouded in secrecy so i think that that's the real issue if they want to have something out of the public light then it's really not to not be scrutinized and it's kind of doing the opposite effect because people are scrutinizing the fact that it's so secret now asking why and so obviously no transparency a lot of times we have in some. leaks in the past any idea who was there this year this time around and what they could have been talking about what could have possibly been on the agenda there is some speculation fr

you see a web site, you click on it. you want to hear music while you're studying, you do it. all this bifurcates the brain, keeps it from being able to pursue one linear thought, and teaches you that you should be able to have every urge answered the minute the urge occurs. >> dretzin: the school's firewall blocks access to sites like youtube and myspace, but the kids figure out how to get to them anyway. >> sometimes, the teachers bore us, and instead of listening to them, we go on the web sites. >> if a teacher comes or something, they'll switch it so the teacher won't see, you know. it's mostly myspace, aim, and games. but at the same time, doing our schoolwork. >> so i click, and there's an "observe" button. and it brings up their screen. >> dretzin: the school's assistant principal spends part of each day remotely monitoring what the kids are doing on their laptops. >> oh, we have a photo booth. >> dretzin: he can see them, but they can't see him. >> these kids are goofing off, taking pictures of themselves in class. >> dretzin: so, wait, do all the kids have the cameras

i don't think we need to enter a bill of rights no i think we all enjoy our freedom of surfing the web but the general feeling is to leave the internet alone and the constitution as it stands and internet bill of rights would only create new legal complications and unwanted government intervention. now as always thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you earlier in the show we discussed carlos slim suggestion the retirement age be raised to seventy to reflect life expectancy rates thing is for many poor people life isn't getting any longer so let's get your take do you think the retirement age should be raised to seventy but if so you think on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now thanks to last year's indefinite detention provision the n.d.s. become an acronym synonymous with injustice but the annual defense spending bills more than just a vehicle for back door tyrannies the unfortunately before the indefinite detention provision most people probably don't even know what the n.d.a. was they know that congress ha

web site and some don't. well more reaction on syria from political analyst christopher postal who's extensively covered events in arab states. thanks for joining us here on our who do you think been behind these latest killings and. again please. who do you think might have been responsible for these killings. it is very clear now and that has been reconfirmed yesterday to the shock of many people by a catholic bishop coming back from extended travels and syria that the western media are not telling the truth about the situation in syria there are terrorists at work very clearly and very clearly they are sponsored from abroad openly saudi arabia has said that the same turkey is involved people you know fighters come over the border from jarden from lebanon from iraq from turkey and that in fact heat up the situation very much and there are kinds of media lies the most recent was from homs where we hear that eighty people were killed in the massacre well the same resistance group you know publishing this said

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we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. nancy loo has more on our top story from the south side: this is the 25th drowning in the jorge sosa graduated and went to the beach with friends for some fun the teenager died last night at the lurie children's hospital after he was pulled from the water yesterday afternoon his friends reported him missing rescuers clear the water formed a line and recovered him within 15 minutes cpr was performed on the teenager but he was unable to be revived ... a special celebration for younger students was canceled at the school today the principal said he was the youngest of three children and his family and he thrived at school in spite of losing his mother to breast cancer three years ago ... >>he was a fantastic kid did ... he was on the basketball and soccer teams he was helping younger students from the first to the third grades get into soccer helping them learn techniques ... >>friends say that he was not a strong swimmer they are planning a candlelight vigil outside of his home this eve

and the problem is that on the web, you often don't know where that story is coming from. you do a google search. or your friends on facebook and their links. you don't necessarily know. so it inevitably risks diminishing the value of that brand. >> you have done a lot on google. what do you think google is going to do in the next five years to try to navigate this environment? >> well, i mean, people think of google as a search company and that's a mistake. they are much broader than that. steve balmer, the head of microsoft, likes to say google is a one-trick pony. but in fact, they have four ponies that they are riding. search is one. and by the way, as mobile phones and smart phones grow, so does search share because people are doing it on their mobile phones. so that's not a declining business. second they have android, the operating system. it's now the largest for all cell phones. they will figure out how to monetize that. third they have cloud computing, which is a hot area, which is when you do on your blackberry or iphone a server, that's a cloud. and they are sa

i would like to be able to have some of officially-translated portions of our web site. during an estimated cost of ongoing infrastructure, technology, development, and maintenance over a period of years. >> you have done some analysis which indicates that an incremental increase in the budget to $700,000, on top of the present budget, so i would like to include in my motion a specific allocation of no less than $700,000. >> no less than $700,000 additionally. >> to allow the office to make improvements to service and infrastructure that we have already identified. >> this one i have a question on. is the motion supporting generating additional funds or is the commission stating that if additional funds are generated, that they fund projects and programs that benefit business, such as infrastructure, transit? >> i think we are all in agreement that we are in favor of incrementally increasing revenue. >> so the commission is in favor of some additional revenue generation, just not indicating a particular range? >> that is correct. i think it is -- it would be 92 insist --

their apologies to russia on the internet on the internet into on twitter and different forums and web sites for what they described to be brainless and mindless a bunch of foolish supporters who attacked the russian crowd now certainly we all know that hooliganism is all about one again of supporters of one particular club or or a country that's taking another firm how is it called again of supporters but this time of the polish supporters attacked peaceful russian fans who were walking towards the stadium and there's been lots of pictures of that when people just walking with their flags in the uniforms and being attacked by. fans wearing polish scarves that polish t. shirts certainly things like that are putting serious scar on the reputation of poland and the reputation of this particular tournament with i've read lots of common. on the internet already all of them saying that basically it's busy been already a big mistake giving this tournament to poland and ukraine though in ukraine no major violence no violence at all in fact has happened over the past five days that the tournam

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