>> reporter: ethan greiner wants to be a catcher, just like his big brother. >> that is a wide curveball. >> reporter: they're already working on ethan's home run celebration. >> whoo! >> reporter: his family lives near york, pennsylvania, and was among the first to arrive when the york revolution minor baseball field donated their field for the day to a nonprofit called beautiful lives project, which is traveling america this year, staging games for people with disabilities. >> are you good? >> yes, i'm awesome. >> reporter: for adults and children who say they're often left out when local towns and communities organize sports leagues and events. carter hutchinson was born 16 weeks premature with cerebral palsy. his mom says carter suffers chronic pain and breathing struggles but always has a sparkle in his eye when he talks baseball. >> i can't imagine not having baseball. i love it so much. brings o ter:r an encycledia o home run total, and world series champ since the 1970s. who won the world series in 2000? >> the yankees. >> reporter: how about in 1990? >> the reds. >> reporter: fr

but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly don't war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why, because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we the people allow it? why do we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride as littler. yeah. and wrong for it before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian, for russian and weapons manufacturers, as well as profit from a you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go way, oh, his of putin puppy. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of human rights from

but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly at war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why, because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because this is a why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring product, littler. yeah, and wrong. well, it, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian, for russian and weapons manufacturers, as well as profit from a, you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go. oh, he's a putin puppet. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of human r

but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war and why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people said because this is so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride littler. yeah. and wrong. well, it, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian, for, for russian weapons manufacturers as well as profit for my a, you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go away oh, he's a putin puppy. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of hu

but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly don't war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war and why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring product, littler. yeah, and wrong. well, it, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian, for russian weapons manufacturers as well as profit for my a, you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go. oh, he's a putin puppet. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of human rights fr

but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly at war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war and why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride on littler. yeah. and wrong. well, it, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian for, for russian and weapons manufacturers, as well as profit for my a, you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go away, oh, his putin puppy. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of human

big brother in power is that they have to be constantly at war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why, because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because this is so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring product, littler. yeah, and robert. well, it, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russian, for, for russian weapons manufacturers as well as profit for my a, you know, you know, you know, what's gonna happen is if i don't put that word in there, go, going to go, oh, he's a putin puppy. he's a russian. no, no, no, no, no. i am a supporter of the universal declaration of huma

it sounds very much like jobs or will big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. on facebook, tick, tock, youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter bubble with breaking news quickly spreads. but that's of quite how it works as you tube sions, that garbage effect. wondering if there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they k

which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia, and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel, they solve constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but the important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly not war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war? because if you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other anti war organizations and they, they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these was a for. it's about making money, a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we, the people allow it? why do we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride miller. yeah. wrong. well, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russ

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook take talk on youtube. our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter level, where they can use quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube. sions that. gov was wondering if there was this filter bubble effect and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adjusting their

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook take token youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truth, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter bubble with breaking news quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions, that garbage didn't effect. wondering if there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adj

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook taked organ, youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concerned that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter level with breaking news quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions, that garbage effect. wondering if there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adjust

it sounds very much like draws all those big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook tick tock on youtube. our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right? when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter bubble where they can use quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions, that garbage effect. wondering if there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adjusti

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. on facebook, tick, tock, youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter bubble with breaking news quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions that. gov was wondering if there was this filter bubble effect and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adju

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook take talking youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truth, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right? when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concern that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter level, where they can use quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions that. gov, if it was there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing. so they kept adjusting their algori

. >>> the actor who played the big brother in the "home alone" movies is under investigation for an alleged rape. a woman has accused devin ratray of drugging and sexually assaulting her at his new york city apartment in 2017. she told cnn she reported the attack, but prosecutors incorrectly thought she did not want to press charges and closed the case. but it's reportedly been reopened. ratray has meanwhile denied the allegation. >>> one alligator caused a stir close to a school on florida's gulf coast. deputies wrestling the seven-foot gator near a middle school in fort myers. no one was hurt. state officials are relocating it to a safe area. did you have to worry about this when you were in school? >> yes, i did, because i went to a middle school and a high school that were both right on the everglades. we never had an alligator roam onto campus while i was there, but we did have a wild hog once, and school was shut down. just another day in florida. all right. >>> coming up, the teenager who just completed a record-breaking flight. >>> and later, what do you think? yea or nay? we're tal

it sounds very much like jobs always big brother in 1984 algorithms play a large role online. facebook taked organ, youtube, our personal data is used for content recommendations. this means every person sees something different online. some scientists are concerned that this could lead to the disintegration of our digitalized society into factional groups. when content includes fake news and alternative truths, this becomes especially problematic. radical vaccination skeptics and corona virus deny is often claim to be living in a dictatorship comparing themselves to the jewish population in nazi germany. as algorithms keep feeding them more of the same, they believe in conspiracy theories is encouraged, right. when social media 1st started up, there was widespread concerned that algorithms might recommend content that keeps uses in the so called filter level, where they can use quickly spreads. but that's not quite how it works as you tube sions. that gob effect. wondering if there was this filter bubble effect. and the public pressure on youtube was increasing what we did. yeah, so t

>> reporter: ethan brianer wants to be a catcher, just like his big brother. >> that is a wide curveball. >> reporter: they're already working on ethan's home run celebration. briner's family lives near york, pennsylvania, and was among the first to arrive when the york revolution minor league baseball team donated their field today to a nonprofit project called beautiful lives project which is traveling america this year, staging games for people with disabilities. >> are you good? >> yes, i'm awesome. >> reporter: for adults and children who say they're often left out when local towns and communities organize sports leagues and events. carter hutchinson was born 16 weeks premature with cerebral palsy. his mom says carter suffers chronic pain and breathing struggles, but always has a sparkle in his eye when he talks baseball. >> i can't imagine not having baseball. i love it so much. it brings us so much joy. >> reporter: carter is also an encyclopedia of the sport, who knows every batting average, home run total and world series champ since the 1970s. who won the world series in 2000?

in the 1960's, mainstream politicians were warning of the thought police, big brother, and the government's capacity to listen in using all manner of dystopian innovations such as to bug among others. the future is hard to say, hard to divine p i do not ever think it would go that far. but i think there are some very interesting technologies that are in place today that we should think about as part of our future and part of the future of privacy in technology in america. the most important device i have been thinking about, practice i have been thinking about, technology i have been thinking about, one that resembles i think history of wiretapping to a great degree, is the use of facial recognition technology, particularly by law enforcement. this is a practice that has grown up in the gray areas of the law. it is also a practice that has great technological fallibility as investigative journalists and activists have uncovered. it is hard to say where the debate surrounding facial recognition -- debates around facial recognition are going to go. i think if history is any pretext, we will b

ends monday >>> previously on "big brother" -- the seven-person leftover alliance has been dominating the game. >> it's time for the leftovers to take over. >> and after taking out some of their biggest threats -- >> pooch, ameerah, nicole, you are evicted from the big brother house. >> daniel was next on their hit list. >> when you work ten years to be here, it sucks to see your game crumble. >> with michael getting a double dose of power. >> you are the new head of household. >> congratulations. >> he officially checked daniel into the back door hotel. >> danie

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. >> reporter: the girls are there there big brother's inspiration. inspiration. morehouse is the key to his success, even though it means leaving his family once once again. >> i am willing to do that, i know they will miss me, but it got to be done. i need to be in front of them, that is always in in the back of my mind when i am am leaving. i will probably cry when i leave, but they always made me cry, but other than tha, than that, i really know that these next three years at morehouse will definitely shake me to be the man i want to be for the next 20, 30 years of my. my life. it is all good. >> reporter: for students rising rising above, i am sharon chen. >> to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, check out kpix.com . > >> coming up, we certainly love our pets >> finally here at noon, you could have guessed this, california is among the states where people pamper their dogs the most. california coming in second after new york and then washington, pennsylvania and new new jersey rounding out the top five. going back to the number one spot,

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i do have the feeling that taiwan has to prove itself to its big brother china and that their way of life is a way to define themselves and to claim their identity. (kuanying chao) taiwan is a group of 300 islands between china and the philippines, so we are kind of isolated in the pacific ocean. 99% of the area is on the taiwan main island. (sophie fouron) kuanying chao. passionate tourism guide, she works throughout the island of taiwan. nicknamed camera, she documents her life and everything around her in pictures, and these are her islands. (kuanying chao) taiwan was governed by different countries before. if we go up to 300 years ago, then we were governed by dutch people, spanish people and then japanese people. after world war ii, japan release taiwan and asked the chinese government to take care of taiwan for a while. so we have more and more people who came from china. more and more of the younger generations started to wonder why and who they are actually. are we part of china and what is the history? so i think that was a bit confused until now and it's still a big discuss

we wants feared big brother watching us and now he is judging our moods. moods. >> we hope it will be used for good. yeah, it is a little scary scary to know it is out there. that is one of the reasons i don't share my image on instagram or anything like that. that. >> reporter: is a brave new world where something as human as happiness can be measured by a machine. in concord, john ramis, kpix 5. >> how different is concord from from the rest of the state? the study found 79% of people seemed seemed happy while california is is on average scored 39% happiness. must be the gas prices. > >> the soccer match giving fanse fans hope weedsss mental health,, we house up to 26 families. provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>

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he's been a big brother to me and he, he helped me out with everything. >>> it felt like a farewell tour for serena williams. the a list celebrities in attendance. the emotional videos were cued up. one minor problem, serena wasn't losing in the opening round. are you kidding snow former president bill clinton among those in attendance. the a listers. he was in office with a nice volley. and then uh-oh, a big old smash for the point on the big forehand winner. serena took the first set 6-3. match point. william sitting pretty, making kovinic hit the round. it's over. farewell tour continues for serena. she's moving on to the second round. >>> a strange night at oracle park. first the original home plate umpire got injured, causing a 12-minute delay. then in the third issues with the lights. it delayed the giants and padres nearly 40 more minutes once the game resumes. austin nola singled it off the left. two runs are coming to score. san diego led 5-0. >>> giants cut the deficit to a run in the 8th, but often wentz popped up to shallow center with two on to end the rally. and the padres

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dan: big tech playing big brother. twitter announced new content guidelines right ahead of the mid-term elections. from twitter quote, people on twitter will see a prompt prior to like or sharing a tweet. joining me now is the host of tim pool. you have been fighting this fight for a long time against censorship. what is twitter doing interfering in yet another election? >> they are willfully interfering in an election. it was several years ago i appeared on joe rogan's podcast with the ceo and their top lawyer. it wasn't some story about you banned this guy and you band that guy. it was baked into your rules are left ideology. we know they are biased and likely to do it again, and we know where their bias lies, favoring democrats. dan: i think the beef with twitter and news guard, it's this rating agency i say with air quotes. the question is who gets the clearest information. they put a red flag on timcast while buzz pool god the green light. >> we actually have a good rating from news guard. but they give us one din

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we once feared big brother watching us, now he is judging our moods. >> you hope it will be used for good. but, scary to know that that public data is out there. is one of the reasons i don't share anything on instagram. >> reporter: it's a brave new world or even something as human human as happiness can be measured by a machine. in concord, john ramose, kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> so how different is concord from the rest of the state? the study found that 79% of people seemed happy while californians on average scored less than 39% happiness. > >> an entire family trapped in the forest had to be rescued by helicopter in the sierra. of the the video shows the seconds that that a family was brought to safety after being stranded at the fiddle creek falls in captain bill. authorities say the family of four including a baby spent three days in the forest. they apparently had a hard time hiking back up a steep steep canyon and had to call for for help. eventually a helicopter found them and pulled pulled them up to safety. > >> police have arrested a man suspected of a string of burglaries

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so it does it, does it sound a bit like big brother to you? and in fact, the sect employee even said that google has some sort of apple software ability to even show that when an employee takes a picture on their phone. yes, i mean they're tracking everybody, so i'm not surprised. they can track their own employees within their own facilities. they're tracking all of our data. every click you make is being trapped so that they, you know, they can have, they have a software that, that, that reports the phones activities as well. even if the phone is off by the way. so this is a very interesting scenario where we have a google employee being treated to the kind of surveillance, frankly, that the rest of the population is also subjected to michael, the west, the beacon of freedom truth, freedom and democracy, the land of milk and honey. i mean, they always say the 1st casualty of war is truth. but what does this situation tell us about? i guess western platforms and the content they allow all in the name michael of free speech. well, it tells me