vaughn hillyard, nobody knows iowa better than you. give me a sense of how o'rourke is playing in iowa and a little about his strategy. in his senate race he was like, no pollsters, no pac money. you think he'll do the same thing come 2020? >> hallie, at that first event he said this was his first ever stop in iowa. this will be the second city he visits, ft. madison. he's going to be meeting with the sophomore government class here. but in this county, to give you an idea, this is a place that donald trump won by 16 percentage points. after barack obama won it by 16 points himself just four years earlier. back in that senate campaign, hallie, beto o'rourke visited all 254 counties in texas. there's 99 of them here in iowa. and as garrett said, he has time on his hands and 11 months to do it. and he's starting here in the southeastern part of the state. he had no consultants the last go around. in an interview with the el paso times he said he'll be changing that approach but at the same time, they had almost 1,000 field organizers. th

start with you vaughn first. tell me, how's it going in wisconsin?we know beto o'rourke addressed some of the many questions that are now hitting him as he is, well, really under the microscope. >> good afternoon, kendis. i want to pull back and give people an idea what a campaign looks like here. he did three days, 13 counties in iowa then came to madison, wisconsin, this morning, across state lines. just left an event here in milwaukee. an idea, talking about a man in this case beto o'rourke and along with two aides and about three others that help set up these events. essentially two vehicles crossing here through the midwest that are on their way to michigan now. then will be in ohio tomorrow night and essentially what happens between all of these stops are, different things that come up in the news along the way, and we in the press have the opportunity to ask him questions, and one local radio reporter just asked him about that "vanity fair" cover, about that quote in which he was quoted as saying that he was just born to do this. and beto o'ro

wilson lives in the home where the shooting happened wednesday afternoon on richey street, the vaughn family says the little boy was visiting the home when this happened. he left the room in the house and went to a bedroom ray found a gun underneath the bed and shot himself in the head. the bonds family says the gun should have been locked up, but it wasn't it's also possible that gun was stolen as of late wednesday night in the bonds family says he showed no signs of brain activity. but by thursday afternoon, his great aunt jen million land said his condition was improving and started to move his toes right now he's officially listed as still in critical. but stable condition. jail records show that terence wilson was booked at the santa rita jail in dublin, his bail set at $180,000 he is due in court on friday in oakland felipe chagall kron 4 news. >>unusual sight in santa rosa today, hail hit the area this afternoon. this is video from a crime for viewer received several pictures and videos as people went outside to see the hail and you can send us your pictures through the proper

vaughn hilliard is live in new orleans, vaughn? >> good afternoon, ali. been here through louisiana inside of a paric that went by a 50% martin here. i want to know when we were imposing this question, do you believe that the president is vindicated to these folks, i want to introduce you to two individuals, cathy campo who is a republican that did not vote for donald trump or hillary clinton in 2016, and john. >> it is good to have the investigation. >> do you think he has been vindicated. i know people will say it's cover up. it's human nature. the ones that wanted it and got it are not satisfied with the results. those that didn't want it are satisfied with the results. >> i'm glad it is as at an end. i wish it would stop, it is what it is, that it would be accepted no matter what you think and let's move on to more important things. >> why? >> more important things, i think a lot of people are concerned the economy. i think they're concerned about education. i think that a lot of peoplish that those who are are in congress would consider us. learn to

director tom whole man angels today vaughn. our top story, the u.s.rade talks not progress together satisfaction of either side. chinese president xi canceled a trip to mar-a-lago to meet with president trump. what does it mean for the trade deal at least in the short-run? >> this evening the chinese removed a trip to mar-a-lago from xi jinping's calendar. the chinese are talking about sending another delegation to finish the delegation. the chinese government officials concerned that president trump will walk away from the talks, causing the chinese president to lose face. president trump: i'm confident. but if we don't make a good deal for our country, i wouldn't make a deal. if this isn't a great deal, i will not make a deal. reporter: it does not mean the deal is dead. it means the two presidents will not meet at march. the trade representative said the talks are continuing. larry kudlow says there are teleconference with the chinese set up for the next 7 days. the last face-to-face two weeks ago the chinese agreed on some enforcement. >> we'll ge

vaughn hillyard, thanks to you in milwaukee.ips related to his wife. kamala harris felt compelled to express why she marry add white man and recently the actress rozro rosario dawson confirmed she's dating cory booker. joining me, reporter for the "new york times" and we welcome back danielle moodie-mills. talk about beto quickly, because he made a joke about his wife and how his wife was raising the kids and he'd help out sometimes, and he came forward to apologize for it. take a's listen. >> it's absolutely valid criticism, and it's constructive criticism. it is already made me a better candidate, not only will i not say that again -- but i'll be much more thoughtful going forward. >> did he really mess up here? >> i do think that he messed up. >> okay. >> it was a little, a small gaffe. right? because the idea is that we always ask, you know, women about how do you manage this work life balance? one of the first questions women in power always ask and men never get asked that question. the idea here he is literally running ar

she connects vaughn with a detox facility.. >> it is not unusual for us to turn away 100 people in a given month because our beds are full. >> reporter: dr. mary dowd also works at milestone. >> most of what we're getting in maine, virtually all of it, is fentanyl, though the patients may think it is heroin. >> reporter: it is really fentanyl? >> really fentanyl. about 60% of the overdose deaths in maine due to opioids are because of fentanyl. >> the word fentanyl is anxiety, like danger. it is like a swear, you know? >> reporter: bobby sheean was addicted to fentanyl. he's been clean two years and now works at milestone, helping others put their lives back on track. how many times did you come to detox? >> 22. >> reporter: he's lost his father to opioid addiction and his brother, but he found people who care about him, an adoptive family that bears this burden together. why are you so emotional? i see it. >> i had a lot of help. >> reporter: is it that you feel like you might not be here without them? >> yeah, yeah. >> report

charles: hillary vaughn, thank you very much.oining me from the "wall street journal," fox news contributor james freeman. if it is thursday we're doing a segment on big tech behaving badly. >> people continue to use them. you wonder how much of the bad news can come -- charles: seems like a business opportunity out there for sure. meantime they are behemoths. millions of people use them because they are effective. they want them to be greater stewards or have more of a fiduciary responsibility in society at large. do you think that is something they should embrace? >> i think people are going to want to look at details of this case because on one hand, i think ben carson and the trump administration generally have a lot of credibility in terms of they're not overzealous regulators. on other hand we do remember a few years ago, the government going after people who made car loans by saying they discriminated. it turned out, that the government was taking names and zip codes and guessing race of borrowers. you want to know what ex

hillary vaughn live in los angeles.e seeing that for that kind of money you're making a statement. reporter: definitely a statement, one the president actually agreed with this afternoon, addressing congressman devin nunes's lawsuit against twitter. saying this afternoon he also thinks twitter discriminates against republicans. >> many, many millions of followers on twitter and it is different than it used to be. things are happening. names are taken off. people aren't getting through. you heard the same complaints. and it seems to be if they're conservative if they're republicans, if they're in certain group. there is discrimination and big discrimination. i see it absolutely on twitter. reporter: nunes saying the lawsuit against social media sites is the first of many. he says that anonymous users troll him with fake claims and face no consequences. he is asking for $250 million in damages for tweets he described as causing extreme pain and suffering. >> the case we're making this was orchestrated effort. people were

hillary vaughn live in cupertino. reporter: melissa, apmaking a pitch how they will take on other streaming giants like hulu and netflix. it is not just about more content, but high quality original content. that is their pitch. they want to be the destination for the best originals. today's event looked more like a hollywood movie premier than a major tech announcement. they had a-list actors and directors teasing the show, products on apple's exclusive tvs is, apple plus. reese wither soon, jennifer aniston teasing their show, the morning show. a behind-the-scenes look at morning news shows. steven spielberg talking about old shows that he is bringing to life and oprah having a show on mental health. kids from "sesame street," also exclusively on apple tv plus. the app announcing a partnership with showtime, hbo, starz, integrating live tv along with cable and all streaming subscriptions. no need to go from platform to platform. the company's credit card partnering with goldman sachs and mastercard. apple reinventin

melissa: hillary vaughn, thank you. connell: we have the judge here with us to react to this, andrew napolitano. fox news senior judicial analyst, host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation." this is interesting case for these companies because i hadn't thought of something like this in the past. something that didn't cross my mind but i was reading about it today. should facebook and twitter, google be worried about the case against them. >> connell, you're not only person that has not thought about this, the whole federal judiciary has not thought about it. that is how novel the litigation is. if i had to put my two cents, something i would expect from the obama administration, housing and urban development, you don't think it will go anywhere. >> it will not go anywhere. they are arguing the effect of certain advertisers is to keep low income people from learning of availability of products. connell: right. >> if the availability of products is out of financial reach of people, what would the advertiser want to reach

christine darden mark rir jackson, katherine johnson and dorothy vaughn. what i said yesterday is it took a, making it steam, the arts, for the world to know about the "hidden figures," the book run eric this -- written, the movie made, the inspiration they inspired. so it was petty -- maybe some of you were there. it was very, very exciting for us in women's history month to honor at least -- to honor these hidden figures, african-american who made such a difference not only with their mathematical brilliance only, but with their dignity and diplomacy and how they got results. i told one of my favorite stories which you've heard me tell, teacher says to a student, what is one and one, first grade. two. two and two? four. teacher says, good. little boy says, not good perfect. perfect. and that's what it was yesterday. perfect. to be honoring them for their mathematical genius but also the contribution they immediate to america's success. we also yesterday on the floor of the house had great excitement under the leadership oh rosa delauro to pass the equal

that's only going to lead them to demise. >> tucker: hillary vaughn joins us.st was. were you surprised by it? >> i was surprised and i actually threw away my shoes because i didn't trust i could clean them effectively. i didn't want to get any form of typist. >> tucker: how could there be used hypodermic needles on the streets and no one picks them u? >> we saw some cleanup efforts but a lot of the controversy is what they are allowed to throw away a stretch. a lot of homeless people keep piles of things on the street and you may think it's trash bu yey get upset when you try to remove it. >> tucker: homeless people get upset. that makes total sense. insane. thank you for that amazing package. ♪ we've got great news. end of the week, we want to endre on te happiest possible note. "the friend zone" is back. we welcome an actual friend from fox news onto the program, janice dean, a beloved meteorologist, a cohost of "fox & friends." a new memoir out tonight, "mostly sunny," and she joins us tonight. it is so great to see you. >> hi, i'm just glad to be in the sa

>> shepard: hillary vaughn live in los angeles. thanks.n 24 hours in jail for pushing her friends off a 50-foot bridge. she is also facing 38 days in a county work crew. somebody recorded the whole thing a warning. you might find this a bit tough to watch. the 19-year-old, look at that. shoved a 16-year-old from a bridge at a swimming area in august. there she goes again. this time in slow-mo. the victim says she still is dealing with the pain. claudia cowan reporting with more on this. claudia? >> well, shepard, it was an emotional sentencing hearing yesterday that saw both of these young women former friends break down in tears. earlier this month 19-year-old taylor smith pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless endangerment and prosecutors recommended no jail time. but in a surprise move, the judge said some jail time was in order in light of the injuries she caused to 16-year-old jordan holgerson. holgerson fell the equivalent of three stories before belly flopping in the water. smith admitted she was thoughtless and showed her regret in

madison, iowa, with nbc road warrior, vaughn hillyard, who managed to spend a few moments with beto. what did he tell you? tell us about the atmosphere, where he goes from here. >> reporter: good morning, craig. this is his second stop. we're in ft. madison. this is not a big town. this is a place where donald trump won by 16 percentage points and when we talk to i juans over the last two months since other democrats started announcing, what we've consistently heard is we want a nominee that can beat donald trump. what is beto o'rourke doing? we have a map of where he will be in the next few days. in the eastern part of the state, stopping in, trying to make the pitch that he is somebody that could ultimately win a place like iowa where donald trump won by 10 percentage points in 2016, despite barack obama winning here in 2008 and 2012. i want to play a little bit of the interview that we just had with beto o'rourke here, meeting with juniors and seniors here, government class students and essentially on the very first day of his campaign, we aren't allowed in as he's talking to thos

hillary vaughn, thank you so much.w york if your child isn't vaccinated. bryan llenas reports. >> we will not sit idly by while children in our community are at risk. >> in the first known band of its kind in the u.s., rockland county new york is barring all children under 18 years old who are unvaccinated against the measles from all public spaces, including businesses like restaurants and shopping centers, public transportation, schools, and places of worship. outdoor spaces like parks and playgrounds are excluded. located just an hour north of new york city, the county of more than 320,000 is trying to stop the spread of a measles outbreak that began in october. there are now 153 confirmed measles cases in rockland county. most of the infected our children and most were not vaccinated against the highly contagious disease. 27% of rockland county's kids have not received the measles vaccine. the newark health department says the outbreak originated in orthodox jewish communities where anti-vaccination literature has

very vaughn used torame houses.ople are dying from that. that's when you say, well, it must be good. >> reporter: chief robby molten's department launched force he says he's never seen anything like fentanyl. >> people are dying every day. shootere an activ situation where this is taking lives and we have got to take action. we can't sit bac and pla and talk about what we're going to do. we've got to take action. >> reporter: crime analyst jamie higgins spearheads operation hope. personal.e mission is her brother devin had been in recovery in the fall of 2016 when t siblings attended a rally for recovery together. er>> we super excited to be celebrating. he died the next ght. >> the next night. from>>entanyl? yes. we got his toxicology -- >> must have been crushing for you. >> i was here writing thank you notes for operation hope when his friend called and that's how i found out. >> reporter: jamie is devoted to helping others avoid similar heartbreak. she helpsn connect vau with a detox facility. one of the centers

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. >> classmate nick vaughn took the pictures that have gone viral. >> man, if i can show my mom this when i get home, she won't believe it. >> wayne says he and his wife will never forget this act of kindness from a teacher he will always look up to. >> and professor alexander says the baby was just a chump, happy, easy to take care of. and how much do you bet all the students will be signing up for his class, too. >> what a nice -- >>> another atmospheric river is writing the bay area. this isn't as strong as the ones we've seen lately despite how it looks in this image from the national weather service. >> either way, it's wet outside. these kids were caught in the rain outside sacramento city hall. >> dand and kristen, the atmospheric river is heading towards southern california. we're going to get a share of some of the moisture. let's get you to live doch pler 7. pockets of moderate rain around santa cruz county, felton, highway 9. you'll notice as we go in tighter, it's coming down pretty good. we'll track this batch of moisture, moving from the southwest going towards saratoga

that now little baby brags it's due date with meant to be that when the ninth of march but dr vince vaughn i think that maybe you just. said there's been a bit of excitement because we saw somebody very gay related a little baby brags that go inside this building which is also vaguely related to the little baby brags that now we know the mother's been experiencing substantial difficulties high blood pressure severe morning sickness she hasn't been able to keep anything down for months whatever she tries to get through it just keeps getting regurgitated now as you can imagine this is an extremely difficult situation for the mother she never wanted this to begin with then according to our reports the for. although it's trying to discern baby brags that according to one source he was last seen in nice with this stroked. that we don't know if it's going to be a hard or a soft delivery who does the chances of a normal elective emergency c. election which is a dangerous procedure and it carries a lot of risk for the worst outcome the baby could just pull out now some have called for the baby to

child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm it's also possible that gun was stolen vaughn's family says the little boy was with other family members in the house was he was visiting the left and entered the bedroom, he found a gun underneath the bed that should have been locked up, but wasn't he then accidentally shot himself in the head. as of right now wilson is being held at the santa rita jail in dublin, his bail set at $180,000 he is due in court for an arraignment on friday. the oakland fleet of all kron 4 news. >>governor gavin newsom is criticizing pg need tonight for the company's plan to replace its board was hedge fund finance years and people was no utility experience. the governor released this statement that reads in part with this move p janee with senator message said it is prioritizing quick profits for wall street over public safety and reliability and reliable and affordable energy service. it raises serious doubts about the company's commitment to make changes needed to deliver safe. reliable and affordable power to californians. pg spokeswoman did not co

seas oklahoma and richie street wednesday afternoon where oakland police say the boyfriend of the vaughn's mother lives and owns a gun the family calling it a tragedy all around. >>person who house the world to ownership what he told the police that with >>37 year-old terrance wilson of oakland was arrested wednesday in connection with the nevada jackson shooting. he was booked on multiple felony charges, including child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm police say it's also possible that the gun was stolen of on's family says the gun should have been locked up, but he wasn't and are heartbroken because they've also lost loved ones to gun violence. >>nobody got me out. >>a 37 year-old terrance wilson is behind bars at santa rita jail. he is due in court on friday here in oakland to get along kwan for news. >>california lawmakers wanted to get tough on porch pirates now they're proposing legislation that would make package theft a felony instead of a misdemeanor. now we see a number of surveillance videos like this one right here. authorities say that few of these pirates

vaughn hilliard in iowa. >>> stick around. i mentioned that vandy fair profile.ll join us next. that's coming up. that's coming up how do you determine the durable value of a business in the transportation industry without knowing firsthand the unique challenges in that sector. coming out here, seeing the infrastructure firsthand, talking with the people behind the numbers creates a different picture. once i know what a business is truly worth, we can make better informed investment decisions. that's why i go beyond the numbers. ♪ >>> do you think that the experience he has here in the house is a strong enough foundation to jump to the oval office? >> and you ask me that when we have a president of the united states who never -- please. >> so is that a yes? >> the answer is yes. >> that's house speaker nancy pelosi weighing in on beto o'rourke's experience or lack thereof. the county attitude his time announce ago ptd announcing a presidential bid, but they were ready. beto has that magic dust, at least an 8 ball. >> yet another democrat has jumped into the race.

joining me from des moines, iowa, vaughn hillyard. >> good afternoon, president donald trump just approvedief for the state of nebraska that estimates losses to be about $1.4 billion. i just got off of the phone with governor kim reynolds and they said they will putting in a request for relief as well. for the last 24 hours we have been in the flooded areas of southwest iowa, the water has yet to recede, several hundred homes are under water but also farming operations. these are farming communities already reeling. and a lot of folks what they do with their drops is cut beans and corn into storage beans to sell later on with the hope of getting a higher price. i want to introduce you to lee edelman, he has 2200 acres that are under water. >> we really don't have any way of knowing -- you don't have any idea when it's going to happen. we can just hope for the best and make our decisions off of the information we hear through the media and go through there. >> were you holding on to beans and selling them later. >> does it frustrate you at all that a chunk of them are now destroy snd. >> ab

am david asman, joining me morgan, robert wolf, kevin kelly and john layfield, but first hillary vaughn with latest to congressman nunes lawsuit against twitter. reporter: this $250 million lawsuit is just the first of many, congressman nunes said he will sue every social media giant he thinks is biased again conservative. -- against conservatives. >> we're go after twitter first, they are the main proliferate or, they spread fake news. the case that i'm making this was an orchestrated effort, people were targeting me. reporter: nunes said that twitter let anonymous user troll him with fake news and fake claims about him, and did nothing about it nunes named 3 different twitter accounts in the suit. claiming to be his mom and his cow. and he name a republican strategist, saying twitter silences conservatives and promoting liberal posts on on their platform, twitter has kept silent on the lawsuit. , but not staying silence but apologizing is facebook after dropping white house social media director from writing comments on his facebook page. they accident ple accidentally t a bot. they c

hillary vaughn is here with more on that.d. >> yeah, bryce harper's first big play could be to convince mike trout to join philadelphia. the angels are not happy about it. harper just entered a 13 year, $330 million deal. harper said he got his eye on trout in 2020. >> it's respecting mike trout in a certain way during the season and letting him play and do the thing he needs to do to be mike trout. if you don't think i'm not going to call mike trout in 2020 to have him come to philly, you're crazy. >> trout still has two full seasons before he's up for grabs. >> trace: nothing like a billion dollar outfield. what does the league say? >> they're looking into it. major league baseball says we're aware of the situation and have been in contact with both clubs. the mlb's rule book makes it clear tampering is not allowed. a player under contract cannot entertain the idea of employment with anyone outside of their club. looking at how major league baseball has handled tampering in the past, there won't be a massive smackdown over

hillary vaughn is here with more on that. hillary?ir work force. some men were not making as much as women in the same position. google saying in a blog post, the 2018 analysis flagged one particularly large job code, left 4 software engineer. men were flagged for adjustments because they received less funds than women. google paid out almost $10 million to 10,000 employees. some were men being underpaid by some women received additional pay as well. >> trace: is google still facing a lawsuit for underpaying women? >> yes. 8,000 women are accusing of underpayment. the lawyers have said that the lawsuit is misleading. several engineer jobs were included in our analysis and our pay equity analysis showed women were paid less than men. there's gender pay issues that the company says they plan to wrap up as quickly as possible. google telling me they're instate ago new type of audit at the company this year. they're looking at not what people make but the types of jobs women get and making sure they're getting high placed jobs like men ar

hillary vaughn reporting live from austin. hillary?nning for president or at least thinking about it facing a unique crowd of millennial voters where democratic socialism is the latest popular political trend and that favors the current frontrunner, democratic socialist, senator bernie sanders but it's dividing the rest of the pack that is not as far left. robert schultz, still thinking about a run, was heckled and booed when he spoke out about socialism. >> now we have a new extreme. it's the democratic platform. for us to start moving to a level of socialism is such an extreme position and something that i think is inconsistent with the values and the heritage and the tradition of the country. that is what bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and others are proposing. >> washington governor jay ensley, part of the 2020 pack, says he thinks that schultz should stay in the private business and not run and colorado governor john hickenlooper said he doesn't think it's fire to divide democrats up between capitalist and socialist saying it's

. >> catherine johnsnd dorothy vaughn are the oer trailblazing women who were honored just a short time ago on capitol hill. >>> nice. the special olympics got it start rightere in the district founded camp shriver at her home in the '60s. now there's growing anger at the education department's plan to slash its funding. today maria shriver tweeted at betsey devos writing, don't try to balance our nation's budget on the backs of those with special needs. news 4's meaganer fitd has more on the fallout. >> special olympics is really important because they off these different programs and es activiti >> reporter: if there was a moment that gave eileen cayo enormous joy it would be seeing her 42-year-old brother ryan who has down syndrome feel like he's living his dream. brian has won dozens of at the special olympic games over the last three decades. >> sometimes i play bowling and tennis >> the sense of accomplishment and achievement, it's something that willng actually b tears to my eyes. >> reporter: education secretary betsey devos was grilled by members of congress on tuesday after wa

let's get to hillary vaughn at apple headquarters with the latest. hillary?orter: hey, liz, apple really made their pitch to take on streaming giants amazon, hulu and netflix. they decided they want to be the destination for the hottest original content so what they did is they went and hired hollywood's hottest celebrities, a-list actors like jennifer aniston, reese witherspoon, to generate this original content, steve carell and steven spielberg, j.j. abrams developing their own shows which will be exclusively available on apple tv plus. it's coming out in the fall. we don't know how much it will cost subscribers. we didn't get that key number yet. apple did make it clear that they want to go head-to-head with all these streaming giants. sesame street will have exclusive content for kids on this platform so they're not just appealing to millenials but also to younger ages as well as part of this. they also revamped the whole apple tv app so you are going to get your streaming subscription, your cable subscription, your itunes, everything on one platform. yo

hillary vaughn is in california with the he details. >> reporter: good morning. apple announcing it is taking on streaming giants, netflix, hulu and amazon, by hiring hollywood's hottest actors and directors to turn out original content, strictly for their new streaming service, apple tv plus. the new platform is coming this fall. we don't know how much it's going to cost subscribers, but here's the pitch for how they're going to compete in the streaming industry. >> we partnered with the most accomplished story tellers, as well as a new generation of the most exciting voices who, together, will define apple tv plus as the destination for the highest quality originals. >> reporter: the apple event looked like a hollywood movie premier. a-list actors and directors stealing the show, teasing now projects airing exclusively on apple tv plus. there is a he show called the morning show, steven spielberg announcing a series of old stories he will bring to life, oprah announcing two documentaries exclusively on the streaming service and j.j. abrams announcing a show abo

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hillary vaughn is joining us closely out of los angeles. >> facebook personally apologized to skavinofter they said they banned him from engaging with followers. the president said not enough. he's still pledging to take action against the social media giant for what he thinks is bias. >> you see the level of -- in many cases, hatred that have for a person group of people that have in power, that won the election. you say that's unfair. something is happening with those groups of folks that are running facebook and google and twitter. i do think we have to get to the bottom of it. >> so facebook admits they froze a feature that led skavino reply to his followers. this intended them to stop spamming people on their site. facebook explained saying -- >> facebook says they are figuring out how to fine tune their communication for users that may be considered a bot in the future. neil? >> neil: conservatives say there's a bias about conservatives and we keep seeing examples of it. the skavino is the latest reminder. let's go to ashley webster, the foundation from liberty and greatness, ni

lauren: hillary vaughn has the details. >> reporter: the department of housing and urban developmentpeople are prevented from seeing their post because of their race, gender, religion or economic status. hud says the company let advertisers exclude zip codes of users by drawing a red line around entire neighborhoods they wanted to blackout. ben carson telling maria bartiromo that facebook uses their data to let advertisers discriminate. >> they know what other sites you've been visiting. they know what apps you've downloaded, what your interests are. and then to use this in an advertising forum and a platform where you can discriminate against people. >> reporter: facebook says they're surprised and disappointed by the charges because they had been negotiating with hud in good faith to settle the issue, saying in a statement, quote, we've been working with them to address their concerns and have taken significant steps to prevent ad discrimination, while we were eager to find a solution, hud insisted on access to sensitive information like user data without ad ye yet safeguards. they

hilary vaughn, foxnews. >>> that does it for us on "the for." >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>nother round of rain set to hit tonight, and you can already see that storm lighting up the radar in southern california. that rain is expected to pick up its intensity here a little later on tonight. the heaviest rain from this latest atmospheric river will hit south of the bay area this time. i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. >> and i meant frank somerville. we have latest coverage of the atmospheric river. jesse gary is in the santa cruz mountains, bill martin tracking the storm. we begin with tom vacar up in the north they were more rainfall is slowing down the cleanup and rebuilding process. >> reporter: well it has been pretty much raining all day with a few breaks, and right now it is pretty good, and of course it is nothing to create the kind of flooding we saw before, but this does not help. in many, many ways this kind of falling rain right now is both annoying and a serious challenge. if there is one advanced to the flood damage lower russian river communities suffere

nbc's road warrior vaughn hilliard is following beto o'rourke. >> reporter: good morning.o'rourke wrapped up a three-day swing across iowa en route to wisconsin holding events in madison then in milwaukee before making his way monday to michigan. over the course of these three days he made stops across the eastern parts of the state finished in dubuque, iowa, at a house party. to be prank, house parties get a little cramped when beto o'rourke is the candidate appearing. one question posed to him by an individual as he walked out was whether he would choose a woman as a vice presidential candidate, and he said that he had had the intention's doing so. talked to him more about that afterwards. he said if he were the nominee based off the women that are purely running for presidency themselves for the presidency side, hard to imagine not picking a woman in this case. beto o'rourke, again, will continue on. he doesn't have a day job and has time over the next 10 1/2 moffs to make his way around the country essentially going every day on the campaign trail. the question is, how

unless hillary vaughn is in the wrong place, she joins us in the latest from there. valley, saying companies like facebook, amazon and google need to be regulated, need to be broken up, because she says they are bad for small businesses. >> i'm deeply concerned right now that the space around companies like amazon, facebook, google, is now referred to by venture capitalists as the kill zone. so my view is break those things apart and we will have a much more competitive robust market in america. that's how capitalism should work. reporter: warren says companies like amazon are rigging the competition so shoppers see their products first and use their mountains of data to get a leg up on the competition. warren also says tech companies like facebook and google are quick to buy out tech entrepreneurs to maintain what she says is monopoly-like control over the marketplace. she says companies like google and amazon who have a platform would need to be reclassified as a platform utility and that includes any company making over $25 billion in global revenue, and she also

where we find our own hillary vaughn with the details. hillary? reporter: hey, charles.pple announcing much awaited new tv streaming service. it is really redesigned ample tv application. everything in one place f you have apple tv, you know when you log in, you're clicking on different apps, whether netflix or hbo or show time. now everything is in one place. you combine the cable subscription with your, hbo subscription. hulu subscription. everything is in one hub. everything is enat-- integrated. rolling out a service you pay for all you want, everything one price, all in one place. much awaited original content. we're expecting them to tease 25 shows they invested a billion dollars investing into. the announcement is happening as i speak. we're hoping to get details in a few minutes. also another big announcement today, apple new credit card, goldman sachs and mastercards. no late fees. 2% back. daily cash you get loaded into your credit card. takes you minutes to apply for it. you get it loaded into the apple wallet. charles? charles: hillary, thank you very much. w

hillary vaughn has been following the story all day. good evening. >> good evening.vely allows advertisers to target housing out so that entire classes of people are prevented from seeing their posts, that they do not want to advertise to whether it's because of their race, gender, economic status. hud secretary ben carson saying facebook users should know how advertisers are using their data to discriminate. >> they know what other sites you've been visiting. they know what apps you have found. they know what your interests are. to use this in an advertising forum write a platform when you can discriminate against people. >> facebook says they are surprised and disappointed by the charges because up to today, they had been negotiating with hud in good faith to try to settle the issue, saying in a statement "we've been working with them to address their concerns and have taken significant steps to prevent ad discrimination while we were eager to find a solution, hud is to sensitive information like user data without adequate safeguards." sources at hud tell me the ch

seas oklahoma and richie street wednesday afternoon where oakland police say the boyfriend of the vaughn's mother lives and owns a gun the family calling it a tragedy all around. >>person who house the world he told the police that it was. >>37 year-old terrance wilson of oakland was arrested wednesday in connection with the nevada jackson shooting. he was booked on multiple felony charges, including child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm police say it's also possible that the gun was stolen of on's family says the gun should have been locked up, but he wasn't and are heartbroken because they've also lost loved ones to gun violence. >>nobody got me out. >>a 37 year-old terrance wilson is behind bars at santa rita jail. he is due in court on friday here going to get along on for news. >>governor gavin newsom is criticizing pga need tonight for the company's plan to replace its board was hedge fund financier's and people was out utility experience expertise. the governor released this statement that reads in part with this move piccinini would send a clear message said it

seas oklahoma and richie street wednesday afternoon where oakland police say the boyfriend of the vaughn's mother lives and owns a gun the family calling it a tragedy all around. >>person who house the world whether he told the police that with the is. >>37 year-old terrance wilson of oakland was arrested wednesday in connection with the nevada jackson shooting. he was booked on multiple felony charges, including child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm police say it's also possible that the gun was stolen of on's family says the gun should have been locked up. but it wasn't and are heartbroken because they've also lost loved ones to gun violence. >>you never know when nobody got me out. >>37 year old terence wilson is behind bars at santa rita jail. he is due in court on friday here in oakland to get along kwan for use. >>today murder charges are expected to be filed against the woman accused of shooting her husband in pittsburgh. paul schatz well died last sunday. police say that his wife 39 year-old maria vides shot him during a domestic dispute earlier this month. sch

>>in oakland here he is his name is no vaughn at jackson and he was with a family in a home when he found a gun under a bad. it was unlocked and loaded and now he's on life support is already been through hours of surgery, but no sign of brain activity. there was a heavy police presence as you can see in the oakland neighborhood where this happened yesterday afternoon. the home is in the 2400 block of richie street. and a man and a woman have been detained by the police but we don't know their relationship to the boy. >>we did speak to a man who is the brother. the man who lived in that home where the boy was shot, he says that the boy was his brothers friend's son and that they were visiting when the boy left the living room and he went to the bedroom along. >>it is not what you know is in a 4 year olds do. >>other they play was that gives the labels be that's what happened to that was a gun underneath them wanted to be. >>so we will continue to track a 4 year-old of on jackson and hope for the best his family is holding a press conference and 11 o'clock this morning. so you expect to gi

. >>> hillary vaughn is at the big south by southwest conference going on in texas and what she is hearinghillary. reporter: neil, mike kreeger and kevin syttrom cofounders of instagram reacted to senator elizabeth warren's plan to break up big tech companies removing instagram from facebook. they said warren's proposal is knee-jerk reaction that doesn't pick anything. >> companies offer very specific prescription for a very specific problem. if you want to fix economic issues, there are ways of doing that if you want to fix russian meddling. there are ways doing that. breaking up a company doesn't fix those problems. reporter: they also talked about warren's plan to unravel acquisitions in several companies saying that it doesn't make sense to try to go back in time to undo something that has already been done. they don't think it is really solving any problems here. but they did say there is a role for the government to have some regulation oversight over these companies but what that looks like is still up in the air. neil. neil: hillary, thank you very much. an advertising expert is wi

hillary vaughn is covering it all and she joins us from outside the apple had orders in cupertino with some big announcements that we expect. hillary. reporter: k., connell. tim cook taking the stage name this announcement is all about service in hollywood is front and center at this event. we expect apple to announce its new tv streaming service and part of that for 25 its original shows that it's worked on investing over a billion dollars in developing. we also could be some celebrities come at a listers in the audience a reason on page that helps work on a shows aired oprah winfrey, jennifer aniston, jj abrams and damon spielberg could even reese withers in. kevin durant as well part of the one of the project sample work done. also announcement on the new subscription service that would work off of apple's news happened to my magazine subscriptions with news. they are taxed to provide content to users that way and lastly the other service announced we are expecting is an apple credit card with goldman sachs that would really any normal credit card would. we will bring you more good

hillary vaughn with the very latest and latest examples. hey, hillary.eporter: neil, congressman devin nunes says this is the first lawsuit of many he plans to file targeting social media sites, targeting him with fake claims and no consequences. he is asking for $250 million in damages for a flury of tweets he says caused him extreme pain and suffering. >> the case we're basically making this was orchestrated effort. so people were targeting me. there were anonymous accounts that were developed. look there is not supposed to be -- these accounts are not supposed to exist. twitter says they don't have accounts that do this. what happens twitter becomes gas lighting for all of the news. when they're regulating us, they're regulating what people can see on my tweets which they have done, then they're proliferating out things they agree with with algorithms they develop. they need to come clean. reporter: so three twitter users are at the center of this lawsuit. two anonymous parody accounts what they say are devin nunes's mom and devin nunes's cow. a repub

hillary vaughn to sort out the details. reporter: hey, neil.nt of housing and urban development that are bringing this case tells me facebook is not the only platform they're looking at to make sure tech companies are not using user data to help advertisers discriminate against entire classes of people. sources familiar with the case, changes facebook made to their site in the last week do not adequately address the full scope of the problem. hud secretary ben carson telling fox business's maria bartiromo this morning that they are pressing charges because facebook allowed housing advertisers to exclude users by drawing a red line around entire neighborhoods that they did not want to see their ads, even letting them discriminate based on gender, blocking men or blocking women from seeing certain posts. >> to use this in an advertising forum and a platform where you can discriminate against people, you know, advertisers had the ability to say, i only want to advertise to women. i only want to advertise to non-christians. you know, this kind of i