that was dave founder and c.e.o. of some zero time now for today's big deal. big deal time with my partner in crime mr edward harrison and today we're talking about net neutrality the supreme court and the future of the technology industry a lot of stuff there said word are some interesting news to talk about from this past week and i first want to talk about tim with the man who coined the term network neutrality that's a big term we're hearing it all around lately and most people don't know what it means this kind of it makes sense when you can find it but it seems like tim is you know taking more than just an advocate stance here when it comes to network neutrality so can you tell me what he's up to what this is all about you know what i've heard is that he's running for the telling the governor of new york i know what you want to go to action in terms of network neutrality in particular one of the issues that he's looking. for a cable that merger and that's a big merger in the new york area because tom were cables there he believes that this is a competiti

. >> reporter: so dave hodges, founder of the silicon county cannabis coalition say they are getting together to try and put a referendum on a future ballot removing some of the city's restrictions. >> we have 30 days from the day they approved it to collect all the ballot signatures we need, which is about 100,000 signatures. we need to raise and spend a million dollars over the next 30 days to be able to make this happen. >> reporter: the city says its position is clear. >> if they're in the wrong place they're in the wrong place. they're operating illegally. they don't have permits to be where they are. >> reporter: and while the clubs say they want to stay the way they are, san jose is not looking to renegotiate. >> we made many, many changes along the way to accommodate the interest of the marijuana industry to make sure that we're protecting our children and our neighborhoods from the bad actors while still allowing people to getting a cess to medical marijuana. >> reporter: it's a battle over the ballot, and where medical marijuana clubs go from here. >> as for when a referend

dave morgan. kent, one of't -- the founders of charter communications. a lot to talk about here. first, here is a look at the top headlines this morning. futures indicate stocks will open slightly lower. day at aegins the record high again. warren buffett is ready to double down on wind and solar power in the u.s.. brookshire hathaway already committed $15 billion on the noble energy. buffett says there's another $15 billion ready to go. general motors likely to face protest in her first shareholder meeting as ceo. investors want to -- they want to keep investors focus. so far, her explanations are not enough for some. before she faces shareholders, she will hold a q&a session to the press about 45 minutes from now. tell us what is at stake for barbara -- barra. >> we are seeing protests not only for people angry about the ignition switch recall, but also protests from workers in colombia who were injured and are unhappy about that. a shareholders meeting is the place for anyone who owns a stake in the company to voice grievances. this meeting was only an hour long. it is guarant

dave morgan. kent, one of't -- the founders of charter communications. a lot to talk about here.a look at the top headlines this morning. futures indicate stocks will open slightly lower. day at aegins the record high again. warren buffett is ready to double down on wind and solar power in the u.s.. brookshire hathaway already committed $15 billion on the noble energy. buffett says there's another $15 billion ready to go. general motors likely to face protest in her first shareholder meeting as ceo. investors want to -- they want to keep investors focus. so far, her explanations are not enough for some. before she fa

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founder of the website declined to comment on camera. they've been getting death threats since the page was publish. they say if person complains about their picture online it will be taken down. davechen, fox 29 news. >> moat of us do this all the time. you walk into a room in your home and turn on the tv and then you leave. go about your business. >>> if you're a parent of a small child, leaving the tv on in the background could actually harm your child's language development. also, ahead a man is arrested for making mess inside his retirement home. how routine traffic stop helped police make the bust. >> coming up to note at 6:00 o'clock, is there danger lurking in your wine rack? bottles of this type of wine have been pulled off pennsylvania shelves. why the state says you should throw your bottle away right now. scott? >> and dawn, today we hit 99 degrees for the first time this year. but even hotter conditions expected tomorrow. i'll tell you how hot it will expected tomorrow. i'll [ male announcer ]t will tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store

dave brat as a symbol of an entirely new movement. >> sabrina, thank you very much. appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> i would like to bring in one of the early tea party leaders and founderf citizens for self-governance. thank you for being here, first off. >> thanks for having me. >> i would like to ask you the same question, when did the chamber of commerce become the enemy on the right? i thought they were a pillar of support for the republican party. >> i agree with almost everything sabrina said. the reality is this is the essence of the tea party, against the cozy relationship between big business and big government. this is a place where the left and the right agree. i think people on the left need to step back and take a fresh look at the tea party. this has always been a central tenet of the tea party, dave brat is a tea party guy. she's also correct, the big tea party organizations didn't participate, because that's not the real tea party. the real tea party is on the streets, on main street, in hometowns across the country. we saw that in the dave brat fight. >> this is interesting you say that, mark. when a lot of people think of the tea party, they think of