standa oil was untouchable until congress got if in. he railroads were untouchable until congress got wasn i flew in this morning from washin we met with two senato the attitude with gard these larger tech compan not what it once was.ot the fear is there. they are watching what's happen europe and if they don't the problems, i can guaran congress and the regula are going to do someth >> does congress have thenow how or does anybody know how to deal with them? >> when zuckerberg smoke before re do they understand the dosues enough to regulate them? even people who understand the issues can't comeegup with goodations t going to stop them from happening. do they understand them well enough they understand the law better than people in silicon valley lookin for ways to i keep from happen something do they unders tech well enough? >> sadly, i don't thinke unders the issues well enough to regulate. it can be from the environment to technology to etc. whethe they do or don't, they l. wi i thank time is coming. >> i'm glad you brought up the en

are targeting the states like california to set their own standa govern brown fired back saying califo will fight this stupidity in every way possible. as wildfires continue to burp in shasta county and mendocino and yosemi national park, lawmak are considering what can be done toar cope danger fire seasons. joinin me now with perspective on the issues is congressman john gar mendy who sits on the house armed services committee. you just toured the areas will affect by the devastating mend seeno complex fires. they are still raging in many areas under mandatory evacua what struck you the most as you toured area? >>. the courage of the people thre evacuated. they are in a very, very diffic situation. one woman had just been to the hospit and got thes nd i said what happened. she said i don't have twins. i'm going to have triplets. she got up with a happy smile and went todinner knowing she may not have a home to return to. enormo courage and the red cross works and the firefi in a very, very anger situation that goes right back to the first question you raised abo vehicle mil standa pol

>> he doesn't want to sound like the standa variety liberal. ultimately, he's trying to run as an outsid. he is a fresh face and someone trying to offer a contrast from the trunk era. laura: what does this tell us about november's midterm elections? > it is a report card. republicans n't when a strict that they have held since 1980. alit's a big warning sign. laura: and when it comes to enthusia and money raising, what does th tell us about the state of the parties? >> republicans are raising and spending a lot of money to hold a seat that they won by double digits inde 2016. thcrats have seen the polls tightening and they see it get very competitive. e >> what other races u watching tonight as you head towards november? featuresican primary establishment incumbent governor and the candidate that donald trump endorsed that was lagging behind but may have momentum. very conservative on the issue of border security. laura: you are looking to see if icans have the party of trump? >> he has a perfect record in republan primaries. candidate ends up

the service lets subscribers spend a day in the theater, but the company will increase the standa plan from $10 to $14.95 per month. and you also won't be able to see all the big blockbuster films for the first two weeks they are in theaters. the compa says the films may be made available through promotions. >>> and 4:17. the u.s. appellate court is upholding a ban on advocacy advertisements. they say the catholic church portrayed biblical theme. justice cavanaugh is one of the three on the appeals court that heard the case. theis dn was 2-0. >>> and this is the feel-good story making the rounds on social media. omething you will want to share. >> this young autistic man is stocking shelves at the grocery store. an a worker recruited him to work as a team. this is jack on the right a who was o trip to his grocery store in baton rouge and wanted shelves.stock the jordan welcomed him with open arms and encouraged him to put items into the refrigerator. jack's family says they are grateful and pla to thank jordan for his kindness. you know what?am rk makes the dream. >> that's right. i ha

reversal from the obama administration which worked with california and the auto industry to set fuel standadards. california will file suit and if it wins, carmakers to face the problem of manufacturing vehicles to meet rules that vary from state to state. >>> houston police back at the home of joseph pappas overnight responding to a call of a possible sighting. pappas is the suspect in the shooting death of mark hausknecht. the day before the killing, pappas transferred the deed to his home to a woman in ohio. pappas claimed he had a terminal illness. the suspect has not been seen for several days. police believe pappas committed a murder over a 20-year-old grudge after his mother died during an operation that was performed by dr. hausknecht. >>> "the new york times" standing by the new hire despite the racism. sarah jeong's tweets refer to dogs pissing on fire hydrants. some of the tweets were in response to frequent online harassme harassment. she engaged in what she thought at the time was counter trolling. she mimicked the language of harassers. >>> ea sports is apologizing for edits c

brett kavanaugh dissented in this case and called even the noon of workforce safety standas "paternalistics who brett kavanaugh is. workers across the country know that he is sody who will undermine worker safs.ety law >> woodruff: what do you think about that. >> i can't speak to that specific case, but time and time again we've seen that he will only let agencrs act as fa as their statutorily authorized to do, and i have noreason to doubt that in th case. congress is there to make the laws, they're the ones accountable to all of us, and be han very, very clear in his work that, if there is a prlem with the statute, that if itr doesn't go enough to do a protection, that's on congress, not on the agency to gap fl, and we think that gives the certaintiy that small business owners i represent can rely on because it's hard enough for them to know what the laws are on the books to know what othenr es may be promoting. >> woodruff: looking at the e.p.a. regulations and rules, what do you see there, daniel imgoldberg? >>ar to the worker situation, where congress has madenaa deteron that we want

the law is not color-blind, even with this ridiculously low standa standard.arder on blacks. the good news is, the state is new looking at this case, so should you here's why. everything about the situation is too casual. prosecutors have a higher burden, that's what the state law says, he's not the prosecutor. this assumption and standard that it's okay has to be examined. if we reach a point where a shove results in a gunshot death. it just so happens that the shooter is white and the victim is black, and the law makes it so easy to justify. so much so, that the sheriff doesn't think an arrest is worth it. is that justice defined as fairness under the law? is that who we want to be. we will stay on this case, i ask that you do the same. cnn tonight with don lemon is going to start right now. >> i saw that video, and that story has haunted me. there's so many stories that don't rise to the level or get on air because of what's happening in washington, that is certainly one of them. you and i talk about, is that who we are and who we want -- >> not even an arr

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