mr. larson? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, please read the next item. >> approve the minutes of the june 25th, 2019 meeting. this is an action item. >> are there any members of the public would like to speak to the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the june 25th minutes? made by -- is that a disc -- -- gesticulation, commissioner ronen, or were you making a motion? sorry. is there a motion to approve the june 25th minutes, made by commissioner yee, seconded by commissioner mandelman. on that item, a roll call please [roll call] we have approval. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item four, final approval on first appearance for the federal legislation update. >> i understand the state senate was up late last night. >> yes, it was. i wasn't there for the session. i was birthed. -- i was preparing for it this morning. they were up late. there are a couple of bills that i want to address and then i will talk about state bud

mr. larson: i thank the mr. kelly for his hard work in bringing this bill to the floor, as he acknowledged in a bipartisan way. i think mike and everybody in this body understands and respects the per cystencey and hard work -- persistencey and hard work and dedication of joe courtney, who from its introduction and inception, from its first letter to its ultimately more than 370 sponsors has demonstrated that, yes, in this body we can arrive at solutions across the aisle, working together in the common interest of every american citizen. joe courtney was chairman of the health committee in the connecticut legislature. he has forgotten more about these programs than most people will ever remember. but it's his dell jens and persistence -- diligence and persistence and his ability to work across the aisle that has brought this legislation here today and will be passed unanimously. with that, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his ti

mr. trump by 10 points, 53-43%. >> a powerful political weapon. computer generated fake videos. >> kate larsonhows us, researchers are leading the charge to fight fake news technology. >> millions of people dissotorted videos of nancy peli in may. >> he was engaged in a cover up. >> for made it sound like pelosi was slurring her words and she was not. >> that are wreaks havoc on democracy and society and our personal safety. >> a security science professor at uc berkeley. and the graduat developing software to com pat fake technology. synthesized through artificial intelligence. jordan pooel's danger of defix. >> i would never say these things, but someone else would. someone like jordan peel. >> this allows you to create fake content and it doesn't require a lot of skill to create the content. >> they started tracking when a person is talking how the eyebrows and the lips are moving. >> ahead of the 2020 election, they are mapping how specific politicians and faces move when they speak. against any manipulations. she wants her technology to be ready for newsrooms like ours so if there is a vi

mr. -- recognized. >>> thank you chairman larson and defazio and ranking members for allowing me to testify today. the boeing 737 max crashes killed my wife, my three children, my mom in law and 341 others. today i speak not only with my voice but the voices of my departed family, my mom in law and the other 341 victims. my wife carol was a dedicated homemaker and a full-time accountant who wanted to change the world, through cultural education in marginalized populations of kenya. my six-year-old son ryan was a super intelligent boy who was fascinated by the galaxy and inspired to be an astronaut. my four-year-old daughter delighted everyone. my nine-month-old daughter ruby -- and my mom in law was a retired teacher of over 40 years who had shaped the world of young men and women, through her teaching and counseling. i think about their last six minutes alive. my wife and my mom in law knew they were going to die, they had to somehow come for the children during those final moments. knowing they were all their last. i wish i was there with them. it never leaves me that my families flesh is there