critics] against website rappler editor maria ressa.critics say she has been targeted because of the website's criticism of the country's resident. howard johnson, take us through the details of this case? we've just heard this maria ressa has been found guilty alongside reynaudo santos jr, been found guilty alongside reynaudo santoer, wrote the article for rappler eight years ago. this was made active in 2016 and according to the department ofjustice, they said the changing of a typo in the story made it available to be prosecuted and she could face up to 60 years injail and that she's been order, rappler has been ordered to pay business and wilfredo king, who said he was slighted by the article, accused of being involved in drug smuggling and human trafficking, they've been ordered to pay 400,000 philippine pesos in damages, and rappler didn't offer proof to prove the allegations against him. they cited an intelligence report during this hearing and it was not shown to the courtroom and what they are saying that rappler did not do eno

we are in fact the leading website against this information. resolve to expose what you're doing in government, and about how this government, and about how this government has been with its measures against the coronavirus. and glenda, what next for your colleague? what are you going to do to try to support her in her appeal? well, actually this is available defence and the judge upheld the original bail that was already posted. we will hobble with the lawyers and the next step will be to find a case for the court of appeal, to appeal the decision. that's something that we will have to consult our lawyers on. glenda gloria, managing editor of the rappler news website and the philippines, thank you for joining us in sharing your reaction to what's happened in the last hour or so stop atlanta is one of many us cities to have seen protests protests since the killing last month of george floyd by police in minneapolis. and around the world, thousands of people have joined marches against racism. the bbc‘s clive myrie looks now at whether this coul

with that website. i will give you an example, there is a notorious piracy website called epoch dot pub. google was sending people to it freely. anyone that could type in free e-books, google would send them their. this website had received, according to a study by york university, over 40,000 takedown notices and still google was indexing that website right at the top of its search page. it wasn't until the authors guild went to google and said, hey what is going on here? this is a notorious website. google then demoted that website lowering it in its search. it didn't de-index it, it demoted it. we are just asking for isps to make a good faith effort to keep that stolen property from being fenced again and again on their platforms. briefly, mr. hansen if you have something to add to that. >> yes, just briefly i will comment on our experience as a service provider and the takedown notice we have received. on average to give you a sense of what we see over the past year. we are averaging like 380 takedo

we post on her website and eloquent set of complaints from a former cia director turner. he's trying to get his memoir to the prepublication review process and is complaining. weight. i gave a public speech it was cleared by the security office. but now the review board says no it's classified. but it's in the public domain. what you thinking? he talks about how the review added two years to the publication process and that's what john bolton was most worried about to keep bringing in people to force another review and hold up the book until is not a bestseller anymore. >> you talk about the fact different agencies treat the prepublication review differently. where are the most stringent reviews and the least? >> most tend to be with the intelligence community. thirty years ago the department of defense only required one tenth of employees of soldiers or active-duty to sign nondisclosure now it covers everybody. from agency to agency completely different results from these reviews. a case study is the hillary clinton e-mail. the state department did a review of all of her

so look for that website to go live -- actually the website is live now. but look for the forms to go live soon. >> great. >> and over time, mayor, i think we're going to try to inventory -- try to provide parents with as much information as we can about all of the camp opportunities because we have to think about it as a network this summer because of the health guidelines. so, we hope to be able to have a list and some reference materials for not just rec and park camps, but all of the private camps happening around the city, too. >> yeah. and i want to touch a little bit because, you know, child care has been important because we have allowed that to continue for essential workers. can you talk a little bit, maria, what we can expect as it relates to the 0 to 5 age group and what might be available during the summer? >> yes. so, we're really excited that this new health order that you have authorized with our health department to allow the expansion of child care services for more families. so, there are child care programs for children 0 to 5 right now

kick—off at 7:30 with live updates on the bbc sport website.ussia remains ostracised from world sport and banned from hosting major events, there is one global competition which will be going there. special olympics is the third part of the olympic movement, representing competitors with an intellectual disability — and sanctions don't apply. our sports correspondentjoe wilson has this report. special olympics sport is for the 200 million people in the world with an intellectual disability. it is often about joy. an intellectual disability. it is often aboutjoy. there are no world records, medals are shared across ability, the world anti—doping agency doesn't operate here. it has never yet needed to. when sweden withdrew from hosting the next winter games there was a sudden gap. in stepped kazan, russia, so tarnished by doping, band pending appealfrom tarnished by doping, band pending appeal from hosting global competitions but special olympics can go there. are you not lending credibility and integrity to a sporting a gene that seems to the wo

so look for that website to go live -- actually the website is live now. but look for the forms to go live soon. >> great. >> and over time, mayor, i think we're going to try to inventory -- try to provide parents with as much information as we can about all of the camp opportunities because we have to think about it as a network this summer because of the health guidelines. so, we hope to be able to have a list and some reference materials for not just rec and park camps, but all of the private camps happening around the city, too. >> yeah. and i want to touch a little bit because, you know, child care has been important because we have allowed that to continue for essential workers. can you talk a little bit, maria, what we can expect as it relates to the 0 to 5 age group and what might be available during the summer? >> yes. so, we're really excited that this new health order that you have authorized with our health department to allow the expansion of child care services for more families. so, there are child care programs for children 0 to 5 right now

so look for that website to go live -- actually the website is live now. but look for the forms to go live soon. >> great. >> and over time, mayor, i think we're going to try to inventory -- try to provide parents with as much information as we can about all of the camp opportunities because we have to think about it as a network this summer because of the health guidelines. so, we hope to be able to have a list and some reference materials for not just rec and park camps, but all of the private camps happening around the city, too. >> yeah. and i want to touch a little bit because, you know, child care has been important because we have allowed that to continue for essential workers. can you talk a little bit, maria, what we can expect as it relates to the 0 to 5 age group and what might be available during the summer? >> yes. so, we're really excited that this new health order that you have authorized with our health department to allow the expansion of child care services for more families. so, there are child care programs for children 0 to 5 right now

it's on or website, alyson jones if you can lean in closer to your mother there we go. what another book that's been selling during this quarantine period? >> hooray for profits bit taylor. this book was just released just last evening, i guess. she was a finalist for the 2020 pulitzer prize in history. this bookler ands the real estate practices or the exploitative real estate practices that continued even after college discrimination was banned and it's a book of man awards so in 2019 the finalist in the national book award and also in 2020, this book won the polly murray prize, but african-american intellectual history society. >> and that's another one that booktv covered. here's the portion of -- i don't want to mispronounce the name -- taylor. >> very good. >> here's a portion. >> perhaps we should think about what it means to live in a society that hinges social mobility and a decent quality of life on your ability to own a home. and if you don't own one, then 'er on your own and what does that mean when 40% of -- the number of black home owner is dropping precip

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facing new accusations of censoring conservative websites.ome on capitol hill are taking action as the publisher of one of those outlets is speaking out. >> we're not intimidated by this. we have the ability as an organization, the connections, obviously, to senator cruz and others, we know who will stand up for us. . >> melissa: joe biden's campaign ripping president trump's executive order on policing as " "in suffolk." more than 50 progressive grassroots organizations signing a letter saying biden's proposal to spend $300 million on community policing is not the answer. the cop's program has directly contributed to the increased size and scope of policing in cities across the country and the subsequent stream of violence and killings perpetuated by law enforcement on black people in particular. in the organization, black votes matter, telling the "washington post," "it's a slap in the face of black folks. we're in the middle of the largest uprising and protest against policing, unfair and unjust policing and the biggest supporters to your

it's baseball on all major buying websites for books. you can also check out my own website sandra v feeder.com. there's lots of links there as ll. >>rft, 've got to say good-bye to this conversation. thank you so much for being here. we encourage you to please go to your website or independent bookstore. thank you so much. we'll welcome professor mark dollanger. >>> good morning. welcome back to mosaic. i'm rabbi eric wieson. we're about there introduce you to professor mark dolanger. >> great to be here. >> you wrote this book called black power jewish politics. that's a potent title. yes. >> let's jump in. as an academic, you have a lot of freedom to choose what you write about and the content you put into something. why don't we start at the beginning and ask you, how did you arrive to this particular topic? it's a somewhat embarrassing story. from my first week at cal berkeley, as a freshman, i was raised in los angeles in the suburbs of 1970s. i learned about jewish social justice what we learn about how to repair or heal the world

she and a former writer with her news website, rappler, were found guilty by the court in manila.oth now face up to six years injail, though they've been released on bail pending appeal. the case has been seen as a test of freedom of the press in philippines — maria ressa, along with human rights campaigners, say she's been targeted because of her website‘s criticism of the country's president rodrigo duterte. 0ur correspondent in manila, howard johnson, spoke to maria ressa a short time ago. she said that today's verdict will affect the quality of democracy notjust here in the philippines but around the world. this is a serious attack of the freedom of the media. according to her, this means that anyone posting online from this day onwards has the chance of becoming criminalised for their behaviour. this all dates back to 2012 when this article was written. that was eight years ago. but in 2014 it was changed by rappler, they said just allegedlyjust changing a typo but, because if that, it meant that the cyber libel law that was passed some four months after the original article

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>> are you -- would you like for the reports possible posted on the puc website? >> miss campbell, you suggested on -- what vehicle to post it on, the quarterly report? >> well, we were thinking it could be posted in legistar, but may be more accessible on the puc website. >> i think the puc website is the place where people would naturally go to. >> i think you could -- we could, you could consider a very simple amendment today. if you look at page five of the legislation, which is where the reporting requirement is, subsection b, it now says starting with the quart -- beginning july 1, 2019, shall submit quarterly reports, all grant agreements sfpuc has entered into in the prior quarter, and shall post such reports on its website. >> yes. that's perfect. >> yes. so, i think we would like to adopt that amendment and i would like to propose that before this committee to formally adopt before we actually pass this out of committee, so i would like to do it as amended. so, if you would not mind, madam city attorney, we could add that in, so i would like to make a mo

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footage of the murders was promoted on the fascist forge website.ating the destruction of society. i could see that mathias had been promoting something else on fascist forge too — a militant group called the base. the fbi says its aim is to incite a race war and unite white supremacists around the globe. if mathias is involved, it's a big lead in my hunt to unmask him. the base is interesting. they've kind of positioned themselves as an umbrella organisation over other groups in that far right sphere. police say the three men arrested in georgia had trained at a camp for the white supremacist group known as the base. in january, three members of the group were charged with plotting to kill two anti—fascists. it's not interested in electoral politics, rallies. their goal is to prepare for proper conflict. earlier this year, i tracked down the founder and leader of the base in russia. lone wolf attacks or lone wolf operations are not... the 47—year—old had been using an alias, and claimed to have worked for the us security services. i discovered his

it was not even the story that was written own "the federalist" website it, was the comments section.ou know as well as i do, if you ever, in anybody that is out there, comment section on any website anywhere, most of the time you can't even track those people. so, and i promise you this. if i was to copy all of the supposed comments that were on "the federalist" web site and i just copied them, went over and put them on "the washington post," or cnn, or "the new york times," do you think there is any possibility, remote possibility that google would have done the same thing to those mainstream media outlets? hell no, they wouldn't have. elizabeth: yeah, that's right. they're virtually the same reader comments. nbc is in on the story too. nbc basically worked on a story they made errors in it. google saying effectively nbc got it wrong in its coverage here. that google never blocked "the federalist" as nbc initially reported. critics say nbc here particularly egregious, congressman, because nbc reporter brought "the federalist" and the other sight, zerohedge to google's attention, cit

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our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. there you'll find the latest on the outbreak center right here in the bay area an interactive map and just lots of information ways that you can say safe you can find all of this and more on our website kron news leaders of some of america's biggest companies are figuring out ways to reopen safely what their new normal may look like. >>and a peek outside as we check in on the golden gate bridge traffic looks good in both directions temperatures are off to a mild start. we have another nice day on tap specifics, coming up welcome back everyone as the economy gradually begins to reopen companies are going to have to make adjustments to keep customers and workers safe. >>a group of ceos met with the presidents on you know to talk about what to do. joe khaleel reports from the white house. >>maybe it's an the ceos of america's biggest companies are working to figure out what reopening looks like we just need to get to the point where we're all confident that people maintain their health s

we have a complete list of all the counties, the curfews hours on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. we're hearing from the family of a man this man right here who this man was shot by the label police officers earlier this week. the police chief says that the officers thought that sean monterroso had a gun. but later discovered it was a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket kron four's michelle kingston spoke with the victim's family who say they need answers. >>sean monroe says sisters, ashley in michelle police officers still have not told their family that their brother was shot and killed. they say they're angry and disgusted by the thing that hurts the most is just to know that. >>this cop shot him from a vehicle how how do you feel threatened. >>you're the one with the guy with the gun during a card to find a windshield michelle in ashley monterroso say their brother was a provider hard working in an active community member he was very humble. >>smart's we and it's just very tragic that his saw has been stolen from us the police officers responded to a walgreens parking l

is that going to apply to other websites as well? >> you mean, like youtube, which has one of the worst common sections in the internet, which is google owned? we have temporally taken down our comments. my understanding is our common section will be back. like a lot of websites, we don't monitor our comments. i personally never read the office and i encourage no one to read the comments. no, this was really about trying to get "the federalist" the platform, the monetized, and shut down because somebody over at nbc news doesn't like the fact that we often criticize nbc news and other mainstreamm media outlets from being dishonest and disingenuous, which they are all the time. this is a great case in point. what you just explain, the entire story came out because nbc news brought this to google's attention and as google commenting on it to do something about it. >> laura: isn't't in shocking -- i guess i shouldn't be shocked and my viewers it but in the press briefing room, when the president says, you are adone, goes to the next ques

well. which will be available on the website as well.en no new coronavirus deaths reported in scotland for the second day in a row. speaking at the scottish government's daily briefing, first minister nicola sturgeon welcomed the development, but urged people to continue following the lockdown rules. this is such a crucialjuncture in our battle against this virus. we will either keep going, keep it back as we are now, or we will give it the chance to roar back with a vengeance. you must do the former. if we break the chains of transmission even more and drive down the number of new cases to a lower base, the safer it will then be to more meaningfully ease the restrictions and speed up our journey back to some normality. and if we do keep making the progress we have in the last few weeks, i am optimistic that ten days from now at the next formal review we will be able to move at least in part into the next phase of our route map out of lockdown, with more individual freedoms restored and more businesses able to open up and operate again.

is that going to apply to other websites as well?> you mean like youtube, one of the worst comment sections on the internet that google loans? no, we have temporarily taken down their comments. my understanding the comment section will be back like a lot of websites. we don't monitor our comments. and i personally never read the comments. i encourage know when to read the comments. but no, this was really about trying to get "the federalist" deep lap formed committee modernize and shut down because somebody at nbc news doesn't like the fact that we often criticized nbc news and other mainstream media outlets for being dishonest and disingenuous, which they are all the time. this is a great case in point. what you just explained. this entire story came out because nbc news brought this to google's attention. asked google to comment on it or do something about it. >> laura>> laura: isn't it shocg and i guess i shouldn't be shocked by this and my viewers shouldn't either come up in the press briefing room, right, when the president says

our coverage of the coronavirus continues you can always find lots of helpful information on our website go to kron 4 dot com. we have the latest on outbreaks here in the bay area there's an interactive map it's easy to follow along with us lots of information and ways that you can stay safe so all of this and more available on our website kron 4 dot com. coming up next after the break there continues to be more fallout 4 from the arrest of former san francisco, public works director mohammed nuru what we've learned on the alleged scheme. >>plus we're learning more about the suspect arrested for killing a santa cruz deputy. why a man who served with him in the air force as he may have been planning more violence. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington authorities say criminals are finding new ways to commit fraud because of the pandemic like stealing people's unemployment benefits all have what you need to know coming up. >>and a trip outside want to check in on the san mateo bridge we're hot spot free starting off your morning commute nice and easy here on west 92 leaving hayward heading

basically a raft on your employee's hotline or website rather where bosses could snitch on employees who refused to come back to work because they felt their lives were in danger of. low level employees always wanting to stay alive who they think they are really honest joe rogan the scottie pippen. that's all the a lot of people i can think of right now. well an unnamed hacker has come to the workers rescue he or she or they created a script that sends junk data to the website thereby ruining its ability to actually nail workers who choose not to work this guy or girl or robot from the future is out there out they stop the riots they should be the one where in the special apron and now the ohio officials have taken down the website you go back or you show them who's boss not that you're into entrenched hierarchical structures like bosses i just managed to as a figure of speech like you the man not that you're a man or even that that's the preferable gender to be i would never support the patriarchy like that i have very woke i don't even now even see gender anymore i use the women's

we have a link to it on our website. just go to the story on nbc bay area.com. in san jose, skcott budman. >> as scott mentioned, hospitalations are low but the overall numbers are surging across the state. had this graph shows the cases per 100,000 people over the past 14 days. you see the yellow line, that is the state average at 134 cases. almost all the countys are well below that yellow line. check out the county, marin county, it stands out, averaging over 200 cases. that is due to the outbreak in san quinton state prison, after a inmate transfer led to 500 cases at the prison. now, compare it to other counties across the state? much higher, los angeles way above the state average, with 220 cases per 100,000 people. riverside county with about 200 cases, orange county, right here in san diego county, much much lower at 95 and 76. raj. >> well, today, oakland became the last major city in the bay area to allow outdoor dining. this gives restaurants and retail shops the use of public sidewalks to serve more customers. to to -- >> napa has done it, and walnut

you can find all of this and more on our website kron 4 dot com. somber homecoming for george floyd the hearse carrying his casket arrived at floyd family church in houston texas that was for the public memorial on monday. one day before his funeral. thousands of people they were out there they showed up waiting in long lines to pay their respects floyd's death at the hands of minneapolis police has inspired protests all across the world nadia romero reports on the growing call for justice in honor of floyd. >>i love making a strong thousands turned out in houston monday to pay their respects to george floyd his death in the custody of minneapolis police drawing attention to racial inequality and police brutality in america free because i'm not that it's time for change time for justice time for reform. the memorial bringing together the floyd family with other grieving families and thank you all so much for coming out to support a. >>and all the family of that he will meet today, michael brown and their >>there's a great awakening that this death

>>well if you want to watch the entire interview we posted it to our website at kron 4 dot com. we'll take a break or 4.52 coming up in a moment we're going to highlight more of the class of 2020 as we continue to take a look at our growing digital yearbook on kron 4 dot com see which senior spotlight next and here's a quick live look outside as we go our market area. cameron san francisco certainly showing you the foggy conditions normally would be able to see all those vertical lights on the span of the bay bridge. can't see it this morning, we'll be right back. and we're back at 4.55 kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 every morning we like to shine a spotlight on a specific senior this graduating in this hour. we wanted to congratulate cole. canton e a but a great photo there he's graduating from hillsdale high school out in san mateo he says he's going to be studying business in the fall at college of san mateo and then he hopes to continue on to fashion design school. after he completes his business degree. police got a bright future ahead of him congratulations to you co

big taki is coming under fire again after 2 right leaning websites were allegedly threatened by google and d. monetization of their sites due to some of the views posted the federalist and 0 hedge are now under the microscope and conservatives are concerned that big tech is censoring free speech so joining us to expand this conversation our panel today investigative journalist and boom bust co-host ben swan an attorney and media analyst litle and litle media all right gentlemen ben i want to go to you 1st can you give us a summary of what this latest spat is all about. yes so essentially you have 2 websites as you said the federalist and 0 hedge and in this case 0 hedge was in fact demonetized from google's ad platform the federalist was given a warning to correct information on their site and to remove it or else they were also going to be doing monetized what was at issue here were articles reportedly about the protests over george floyd and apparently there were statements made not in the articles themselves but in the comments section of the articles that in b c news found along wi

you can find the website at axios. ahead.york, barbara, go talking about relations between communities. caller: i think if we got the police department to join in with the community and educate the police officers. as a he said, we know better, we will not pull that trigger, very seldom will we pull the trigger. we do, but not as much as the white. white officers are angry, and he said we do not know why, they are even angry with us according to my nephew. he said come time -- sometimes i will come in and they will make racist remarks and you swallow it. type of education is needed? have everyould police officer who joined the police force or already in the police force, let them see videotapes of all the hispanics, or whatever race that was mistreated, killed, or whatever they have done to hurt a family or herding human beings. you have to let them see these videotapes and discuss it later why we should not do things like this. i am a registered nurse. we have to go through an educational program when we sign up at ou

so look for that website to go live -- actually the website is live now. look for the forms to go live soon. >> great. >> and over time, mayor, i think we're going to try to inventory -- try to provide parents with as much information as we can about all of the camp opportunities because we have to think about it as a network this summer because of the health guidelines. so, we hope to be able to have a list and some reference materials for not just rec and park camps, but all of the private camps happening around the city, too. >> yeah. and i want to touch a little bit because, you know, child care has been important because we have allowed that to continue for essential workers. can you talk a little bit, maria, what we can expect as it relates to the 0 to 5 age group and what might be available during the summer? >> yes. so, we're really excited that this new health order that you have authorized with our health department to allow the expansion of child care services for more families. so, there are child care programs for children 0 to 5 right now tha

blow to press freedom maria ressa denies the charges concerning an article published on her news website rappler that link to wealthy businessman to criminal activity it's one of several charges against the site which is highlighted extrajudicial killings and abuses during president detaches time in office race is expected to appeal a conviction which carries a sentence of up to 6 years in prison. i appeal to you the journalists in this room the filipinos who are in this. protect your right. we are men. canary table we are meant to make you a free. right so i appeal again. don't be afraid because if you don't use your rights you will lose them if we don't tolerate a brazen move to try to roll back the rights guaranteed in the constitution we will lose them. out of dugan joins us live now from outside the court in manila a journalist so this was a very high profile case in the philippines tell us more quickly about the background and the verdict. well the verdict today was guilty of cyber libel together with another journalist she is expected she's allowed to post bail and is expected to

she and a former writer with her news website, rappler, were found guilty by the court in manila. six years injail, though they've been released on bail pending appeal. the case has been seen as a test of freedom of the press in philippines — maria ressa, along with human rights campaigners say she's been targeted because of her website's criticism of the country's president — rodrigo duterte. for more, i'm joined by our correspondent in manila, howard johnson. howard, tell us more about this case. yes, this case all dates back to 2012, may 2012, when this article was first published against this businessman. it alleged he was involved in drug smuggling and human trafficking, citing an intelligence report. something the businessman has always denied. what happened today, some eight years after this article has been published, we have seen that the verdict has been delivered that rappler we re been delivered that rappler were guilty of cyber libel not providing the evidence they cited in that report he was involved in, those shady practices, as they put it in the article. thejudge

seen as a major blow to press freedom maria ressa denies the charges over an article on her news website linking a businessman to criminal activity and dog and reports. it is seen as a major setback for press freedom in the philippines. one of the most prominent philippine a journalist. and one of her colleagues found guilty of cyber libel. that's after an article was published on her website a rappler linking a businessman to criminal activity. she's expected to appeal against that this ition many say the charges are part of a crackdown against the press by president through be good to tear does government i appeal to you the journalists in this room the filipinos who are listening don't be afraid because if you don't use your rights you will lose that freedom of the press is the foundation of every single right you have as a filipino citizen. co-founded a rappler that's reported on corruption and the government's so-called war on drugs that's left thousands of filipinos dead since 2016 president deterrent to has banned rappler staff from covering official events activists of described.

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