bernd: it is not confirmed, but five romanians died, 11 still missing. one spanish woman is dead, and we heard from the british foreign minister, boris johnson, a number of brits also have been affected. he did not say whether they are alive or dead. the romanians, a group that is living here, there are 8000 romanians living in the area. many of them are nurses or caretakers for the elderly. so they might be among the dead, in homes or hospitals here. there are also tourists in the area because amatrice has a big pasta festival that was supposed to be this week. this was almost the tom -- the time when the town is very full. young people and tourists from rome. cary: we are seeing aerial pictures that show utter devastation in those villages. houses collapsed one after the other. the italian culture minister said the villages struck by the quake should be brought back to their original state. how realistic is that? bernd: that will be very difficult because today, three of the towns have been declared as towns were you can't live any longer. inhabitants

this is an organization designed to carry on the legacy of bernd' presidential campaign. he will not be involved in the day-to-day operation of this nonprofit, obviously. he is a u.s. senator and he has a lot of things on his plate right now. but millions and millions of people involved in the political process for the first time who want to stay involved and help realize the progressive vision that bernie sanders articulated. so we will work with groups that formed during the course of the campaign. but people didn't have a lot of experience in politics. we will help support those groups at grass roots level and help support candidates for office including candidates to create a progressive bench going forward and involve people in reaching out on ballot initiatives around the country as well. >> so it is to people who did not really feel like they were part of the political process before are you essentially giving them like a primer on how to get involved, how to make a difference and promote candidate who might have been for instance more liberal than candidates that

there are gender bernd, gender gifted. >> gender gifted. >> but man and woman are on the list too. but if you get it wrong, then they -- >> wait, wait. so man and woman. that's two. 21 other gender -- >> 29 more. >> 29 more. >> so if you're in the workplace you have to provide your employer with what gender description you want to be addressed as? >> essentially. and for some people it changees. >> two spirits. right over here, please. is that what you are supposed to do? hey, two spirits? >> don't get us in trouble. >> you're on a program, you're in trouble. >> i know. just being here. >> doesn't this deserve to be mocked? come on. >> there are 31 cases currently investigated. >> and they could be fined $250,000. >> they say if you slip and call someone by the wrong gender, if you slip that's not what we are talking about. but if you repeatedly get it wrong. >> i want to give everyone the tip of the day, i call everyone guyes. unisex. everybody is guy. hey, guys. so i can't be fined, new york city. commission of human rights. because i call everybody guys. this is insane. we live

. >> the real question most people disagreed upon, and bernd, maybe you can jump in, is really this whole reclassification at the fcc said basically the course from what i understood said these rules are okay. we think you reason to do it. we don't like the authority you used in crafting the 2010 roles. go back, if it's going to be common carrier, you've got to classify the traffic as common carrier or you can't apply those kinds of rules. really the fight we're having a is about this reclassification. >> that's accurate. i would say, you said you been covering this issue for a decade. i was in tim woo's internet law class. to set the stage, the fcc issued a policy statement, and open internet policy statement backing 2005. then it was after that that republican chairman at the time started to use that enforcement actions to inform merger conditions. there were no binding rules. and sarah alluded to district that was the first attempt by the fcc to write it without formally regulations. that led to the comcast bid toward case. that was the fork in the road. many policy debates, you can lo