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restrictions can be turned off with parental consent, but an industry group calls the law an assault on free speech. the law's passage comes the same day the wall street journal reported that instagram is recommending videos sexual in nature to kids as young as 13. the report is based on accounts set up by testers. meta, dismissing the report as an artificial experiment that doesn't match the reality of how teens use instagram. earlier this week, the u.s. surgeon general called for social media platforms to display health warnings similar to tobacco products. amy nevill, who lost her son when he unintentionally bought fentanyl on snapchat, supports adding the label it's in the light. >> we're talking about it as a nation and hopefully that's going to create some serious change. >> research shows kids who spend an average of three hours or more on social media per day double their risk of anxiety and depression. today, on average, they spend nearly five hours per day. the los angeles school

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>> this season, we've got two celebrity contestants in the hot seat working to win big money for charity. the most dramatic hour of three people sitting onf american television. jimmy kimmel hosts who wants to be a millionaire? july 10th on abc. what are you unhappy about? >> the suzanne sale went through the matisse went through. we're rich. rich enough. next month, there's a banana. >> these are the times i can't take a knife and dig out your heart. answer me. how much of your life can i account for? >> all of it. >> all right. that was donald sutherland opposite stockard channing in six degrees of separation. >> sutherland passed away in miami yesterday at the age of 88, after a long illness this morning. >> his son, kiefer sutherland, is leading the tributes to a man whose hollywood legacy has touched generations of fans. here's david muir paying tribute

to donald sutherland, the prolific actor whose roles spanned more than half a century. >> nearly 200 films and tv roles i don't even know what you do. >> i'm a writer. >> his breakout role in 1967 as the army misfit in the dirty dozen. >> which one of you guys wants to be a gentleman? >> we're kind of a general, sir. >> just a plain, ordinary, everyday, home loving american general. >> i'd rather be a civilian, sir . >> the irreverent battlefield surgeon in 1970s mash. >> i think you will find these accommodating are quite dry. >> don't you use olives? >> we do have to make certain concessions to the war. we're three miles from the front line, opposite jane fonda. >> include mary tyler moore in ordinary people can't you see anything except in terms of how it affects you? susan sarandon in a dry white season to you, this is just another story. >> one more murder isn't news, but let me tell you something. it's news to me and jennifer lawrence in the hunger games. i've been watching you and you watching me. i'm afraid we've

both been played for fools. >> born in 1935, he knew early on he wanted to be an actor. >> it defies logic. who knows? i don't know, i when i was 16 years old, i'd never seen a play . i said to my dad that i wanted to be an actor. >> his son kiefer would go on to act as well together in forsaken . >> god is not responsible for the life you choose. i did not choose it. >> the advice he gave his son, the only thing i ever said was that if, if you can be as honest as you possibly can be and pursue that, then you'll be real happy. his son, kiefer saying with a heavy heart, i tell you that my father, donald sutherland, has passed away. i personally think one of the most important actors in the history of film, never daunted by a role good, bad or ugly, he loved what he did and he did what he loved. a life well lived. michael douglas writing what a lovely, talented and curious man. henry

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>> we're back now with the mics, starting with the latest debate to heat up social media that we were discussing just now. yeah maybe you heard it. >> members of gen z have apparently declared war with millennials over socks. >> so this came from a tiktok video showing a woman switching to crew socks. now that gen z's apparently declared the ankle sock as lame. >> and they say your choice of sock is a dead giveaway of your age. so what do you guys think about this one? i always thought ankle socks were lame. no, when i was a kid, they were cool and i was so upset. if i had to put on like longer socks now, i think ankle socks are kind of lame. >> i'm convinced every sock i own is not cool and i just live with that. like i'll never get it right. >> if the socks show, you could have a little personality, have a little color, a little pattern. >> i love that we're judged on our age for everything. >> yes, head to toe. >> long story short, we're old. >> yeah. >> all right, well, next to the most adorable video you'll see all day, a penguin hitching a ride and a guy's bodyboard off the coast of cape town. >> the guy said that the penguin

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