the cosponsors will be senators warner, loomis, portland, and cinema -- sinema. i really appreciate the important work that senator wyden has done along the way as we have wrestled with this issue. there is a broad, maybe universal agreement, that centralized digital asset exchanges working as brokers should be required to report transactions like other brokers already do. the underlying text of the bill attempts to do this, but does it in a way that we believe is significantly flawed. significant text would ensnare people and impose reporting and transaction reporting requirements on those to whom it should not apply and in some cases those who could not even possibly obtain the information. crypto transaction validator's. people who write software code that have no further involvement with the application. i think an analogy that might be help, think about merrill lynch. we impose reporting requirements on the transactions executed by a broker like merrill lynch, but we don't provide any such requirements on the electric company that provides the electricity to

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i'd like to give a shout out to senator toomey and loomis for pushing all the way to try and preventoomis of wyoming and toomey of pennsylvania but brock am i hearing you say that just because this is a nice entertainment industry, this cryptocurrency echosystem that is sprouting up right now that taxing it to the tune of 28 billion which in the grand scheme of things is not that much, is something that will destroy the whole thing? >> yeah, no. it's not the issue of taxation. it's the issue of the regulation that they've attempted to put in this. they're attempting potentially burden all of the infrastructure that supports the industry in a way that those businesses may leave the united states, no longer create jobs in the united states, and the epidemic it center of those independence potentially ending up in other places like dubai, singapore, europe, rather than the industry being headquartered here. the united states is the capitol of innovation and it's important to me that we stay the capitol of innovation and this industry is on the forefront of changing the world. this is no

more than 731,000 acres burned across butte, loomis, and shasta county's. >>> meanwhile, back here in the bay area we've been seeing some lingering smoke the past several days. but as chief meteorologist paul heggen tells us, it's clearing out. some blue sky today. >> i think they will be even bluer tomorrow. some good news for us, but it's the complete opposite side of that around tahoe. let's take a look at the tahoe basin and the current quality map. this is just about as bad as it could possibly be. unhealthy, very healthy, or flat out hazardous air quality levels surrounding lake tahoe. the smoke from the caldor fire has just been named at south lake tahoe. around the bay area, it's been fine. ground-level air quality just briefly tipped up into the eaand e santa clara valley for the most part it's been pretty good. any smoke overhead has been farther up in the atmosphere, and that's going to remain the case with even less of it tomorrow. the surface smoke is going to continue to be pushed farther up to our east and northeast, but what what happens wednesday night, especially int

service has been suspended since they killed nine co-workers at the gaud loomy lightrail yard in may.ight see trains run this week but they won't be open for passengers. >> the public may see trains come out to the vta lightrail system. they will not be available to customers yet. they will be to test lines. >> there will be no test runs. officials hope to bring people back in time for the game on sunday. >>> wildfires in and around lake tahoe are nothing new. this week it is different. even long time tahoe locals are fearful. the caldor fire is 20 miles away. but the smoke islready blanketing lake taor today lake tahoe had the worst air quality in the world. the caldor fire has burned close to 120,000 acres and it could be getting worse. here's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: this time lapse video shows the caldor fire inching dangerously close to the south lake tahoe area. >> paradise has changed the way we react to fire in our community. we know now that we are in danger even when the fire is 20 and 30 miles away because we know that fire behaves differently now. >> reporter: businesses

in 2016, a man named eric loomis, sentenced to 60 years in prison, took his case to the with sconces states supreme court. his allegation was that the use of compass violated his right to due process. it made it impossible for him to appeal his sentence. since the algorithm is a black box impenetrable, unquestionable eric limits didn't get very far. the supreme court ruled the use of compass unit sentencing was legal. the verdict, however, revealed the ways in which the ever increasing use of algorithms being normalized. the court had a funny argument saying that like, nobody knows where the decisions are coming from. and so it's, it's okay, you know, it's not that the state has some particular advantage over the defendant, but that everyone is that this sort of equal playing field. it's not that there's an informational advantage for one side or the other. now, to me, i find that somewhat dissatisfying, i do think that in these high stakes decision, particular criminal justice system, we don't just want to have an equal playing field. no one knows. but i think we need to have the eq

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information to the irs a bipartisan group of senators, democrat ron widen and pat toomey and kringt in loomis and developers were carved out from those rules. but the white house took a different stance instead, backing a more limited amendment that only exempts miners, sponsored by democrats mark warner and kristin cinema and rob the portman. bleaching the provision will strengthen tax compliance in the emerging area of finance and ensure that high income taxpayers contribute what they owe under the law. the industry is up in arms the blockchain association said leaching out software develop certifies anti-technology, anti-innovation and disastrous for the crypt off ecoin my loh system and senator widen is not backing down right now, the senate is an impasse, one of the reasons the vote on infrastructure is getting dragged out all the way until tomorrow, guys, as negotiations continue behind the scenes back to you. >> really quick, ylan, the cbo reports the house freedom caucus, mcconnell on the debt limit, how much is being -- is the bill being set back by some of the other cross-winds >> s

governor gordon, congresswoman loomis will all be in attendance of the public ceremony to commemorate the life of the former wyoming senator mike enzi. according to the story, he died monday after hospitalized from a bike crash that left him hospitalized with a broken neck. there were no other parties involved in the crash. the chapel has not anticipated how many people they are expecting, but the building has a capacity of some 4000 people. speaking of the passing of well-known washington figures, this is the obituary in the washington post. aflcio president richard trumka, an influential voice died at 72 on a camping trip with his family after suffering a heart attack. president biden told reporters yesterday, president of more than 50 labor unions representing more than 5 million members and has been a frequent guest on c-span networks with over 100 appearances on c-span over the years. it was yesterday on the senate floor that the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, announced the death of richard trumka. this is what he had to say in an emotional address. [video clip] sen. schu

fourth loomis, shasta, trinity and six rivers all closed to the public. today.hey are set to reopen september 7th though that is the day after labor day. all right let's take a look at the weather out there you know the smoke's been the story around here. we've had cool the mild temperatures and the smoke's been lingering if you see any pictures from like tahoe today, it's way worse up there with folks in the purple zone which is just toxic air quality in truckee. in south lake tahoe today, this low pressure to the north sea. that guy that's what's been helping it's really helped a lot in the bay area look at the winds i left the wind vectors in so you can kind of see right through nor the southwest flow, so it's pushing the smoke generally out of the area, but what i said the other night or last night is that you know the smoke gets caught up in these little nooks and crannies in the topography of the bay area so it takes a lot to get it out. so we still have smoke we still have some areas in the yellow the moderate air quality concern but it's getting much, mu

about your trading so that clearly shouldn't be involved and some of the amendments, especially the loomisr this is not meant to apply to those. the word broker keeps getting put in here because that's the equivalent in, like, the equities reporting land. one other important thing is just some language including these, like, that's all broken means here this isn't meant to, like, accidentally -- people to be brokers for -- purposes. >> yeah. even as we are having this conversation, in the near term, uncertainty how this takes place in the u.s., we are seeing prices for bitcoin and ether and the other cryptos rally today. why? >> that's a good question. a lot of people might guess that crypto would be going down on the news there might be sort of unclear regulation coming out of the senate one the reasons, it might be completely unrelated to this you know, second of all, there has been a surprisingly large pro-crypto stance taken in the course of this even if it loses in this particular amendment, a lot of senators have ex pilot italy taken stances that never said anything about crypto befo

at the senator cynthia loomis the author of this crypto amendment along with senator toomey resized senators their lack of financial knowledge treating we keep moving forward without understanding the implications of our actions. we will fail further and further behind china if -- ted cruz said the same thing in a viral moment. >> let's recognize gathered all 100 senators in this chamber and asked them to stand up and articulate two sentences defining what in the hell a crypto currency is that you would not get greater than five who could answer that question. we shouldn't regulate something we don't yet understand and we should actually take the time to understand it. we should hold hearings, consider the consequences. susan: five in a chamber of 100 senators that would know what crypto currency is. stuart: he's probably right. susan: given the questions asked of mark zuckerberg i think that's pretty obvious. despite this bill it will likely pass voted down at 11:00 a.m. and without the crypto amendment to me says they will clarified crypto rules, but some say maybe it will be added in the

governor gordon, congresswoman loomis will all be in attendance of the public ceremony to commemoratehe life of the former wyoming senator mike enzi. according to the story, he died monday after hospitalized from a bike crash that left him hospitalized with a broken neck. there were no other parties involved in the crash. the chapel has not anticipated how many people they are expecting, but the building has a capacity of some 4000 people. speaking of the passing of well-known washington figures, this is the obituary in the washington post. aflcio president richard trumka, an influential voice died at 72 on a camping trip with his family after suffering a heart attack. president biden told reporters yesterday, president of more than 50 labor unions representing more than 5 million members and has been a frequent guest on c-span networks with over 100 appearances on c-span over the years. it was yesterday on the senate floor that the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, announced the death of richard trumka. this is what he had to say in an emotional address. [video clip] sen. schume

locations that i mentioned in the slideshow will be ones where we'll doing a formal program, identifying loomis plymouth and alemany, we'll be identifying a project and moving forward. >> alemany and geneva and maybe mission and persia. okay. so, you show some examples in other parts of the bay area. after you've done some of the analysis, does it -- there was -- are there ones that jump out to you that seem like the most worthy of following up with in terms of potentially implementing as well? >> as noted, i think it depends on the street. and also where the sideshows are occurring. i think where the street is very wide and the stunt driving is happening in the middle of the street as shown for gal kvist, i think it's best to put something in the intersection. oakland did a raised hump, a bump, but rather than putting it so the vehicles drive over it, they put it along the street. if doing that, if vehicles are trying to spin on the street, that would interfere with that activity. that could be a useful measure to try on streets that are linear long and wide. for smaller streets, traffic circl