there's no doubt especially during the pandemic more and more americans are increasingly online and the importance of holding technology companies accountable is more important. there is no reason for internet platforms to not hold to the same accountability standards for harming consumers as off-line businesses so what's illegal off-line ought to be, in my view, illegal online as well so let me start with you, chair climb. i'm going to assume you believe the ftc can do more to protect consumers from online harms, right? >> yes. >> in your view, is unfair or deceptive when social media platforms are online platforms follow their own service? >> as a general matter there's a lot of concern about capacity of their policies and procedures so it can be difficult to know when they are or not falling so it can create a lot of problems. >> so are the month you think ftc existing authority sufficient to enforce against violations that we see to deter for violations? >> i think there's certainly more we can be doing, i do think there are areas where they have scaled back, there are cases where p

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europe as a whole on look, i think, especially the u. k. is, is, is doing a few things, especially towards more money. we don't really want is ation of that, i guess more direct monetization of bass than other places. and, and although i think will turn out to be the race to the bottom for fear currencies and the need for alternative of alternative monetary system. and there are plenty out there. you've been talking about big point for a long time. that's one of them. there is gold and there's silver on there's, there's a lot of assets they can actually benefit and jump in less than return to latin america. and you mentioned bitcoin there, we've got an unbelievable situation and al salvatore, they made big coin, legal tender, and immediately property prices jump. they're talking about bitcoin mining, the bring in almost a $1000000000.00 in revenue next year. this is a $20000000000.00 economy. the remittance market, a 20 percent of g d, p would be boosted just by the savings on remittance right. and so this is to put it into the terms a,

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fauci urges anyone who was not vaccinated to mask up, especially indoors with groups. in the meantime, the biden administration is upping its effort to combat the uptick in cases announcing plans to surge resources to communities, reemerging as hot spots for the virus. >> white house health officials say they're especially concerned about the safety of americans in the midwest and the south east or vaccination rates remain below their stressing a need to get vaccinated early data shows that since january 99.5% of covid related deaths have occurred in people who are unvaccinated for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you to never tell. >> pg and e they want to increase its monthly rates by 5% for 4 years in a row starting in 2023. that plan could cost each customer an additional $400 a year. the company says the money will go towards placing more power lines, underground updating its technology to better locate downed power lines. not everyone is convinced the plan would work to help reduce wildfires. >> you cannot solve the problem simply by throwi

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especially inland starting tomorrow.on what you can expect where you live. >>> and it's a windy commute for the ride. plus we are tracking brake lights. ly have your travel time i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >>> it's a foggy start to the day. hard to make out the hill out there. let's show you the temperatures through the day. one more day with that ocean breeze kicking in for us. we will talk more about that warm up in a few minutes. >>> right now workers are still searching for more than two dozen people who are still missing after that massive mudslide on saturday. seven people are confirmed to have died and 27 remain unaccounted for. after the mudslide, close to 600 resident was evacuated from the area. >>> this morning the bay area family is suing tesla over its auto pilot feature. they say the technology that's supposed to make the

and so i think we're at that level today, especially organically. in fact, i think we may be at that level to, with corporate craft for profits at record levels. i think i think there is, there is a chance we may see that that's going to change the whole dynamic, especially from a margie standpoint of companies. there's a lot of companies may be squeeze in a huge way as labor costs increases. and on top of it is what you're talking about is this is this issue with that we didn't seen in 1919, which is this massive fiscal policy that turned into a labor shortage. where folks are just not willing to go back to the labor force. and so i think that that's, that's just exacerbating a natural issue of a secular decline, of wages and salaries that is about to change as we learn through all history, especially in the merging markets. and i think a lot of millennials and younger crowds of the us has not really experienced really lation, but it, you know, i come from the emerging markets and i know that when you have those types of programs where you give the

and i understand that there is an air of invincibility at times especially because if the initial stages of the outbreak of the pandemic we thought that this is something that mostly affected older americans. that's simply not true and especially for young people with so much of the lives ahead of them, who have dreams that their building on academic careers to pursue, so much of that is magic, frankly, because it happens in person, because of who we meet, we fall above with, when wind up working. and i don't want young people to lose those opportunities. and representative waters asked how entertainers and actors and activists and athletes can play a part. what i would encourage any young person watching to think about today is how many of us you know through through a screen or through a sport who you've seen get vaccinated and our bodies are literally our jobs. when i watched megan and sue bird not only get vaccinated in seattle but volunteer at a vaccine side i knew that would meaningful to young people to see icons, professional athletes whose bodies are their business, whose bodies

that will especially help with our sports teams. when you look at there are numerous examples of people whose harm -- whose lives were harmed by the social consequences of not getting facts it as opposed to the health consequences. young people in many cases are not going to be scared into getting the vaccine by the health harms but we need to help them understand of getting vaccinated will help them get their lives back to normal, when they go back to school, some of them in just a few weeks, it will won't after working if they're exposed to someone. they won't have to wear masks in most cases if they been vaccinated. important to show the benefits that actually matter to the group -- >> i only have a limited amount of time, i wide to ask a question about my home state of new york. we have offered 50 full ride scholarships to any new york state public college to anyone who gets vaccinated. we've also offered lottery scratch off tickets with a grand prize of $5 million to those 18 and older and free baseball tickets among other ince

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strong sunshine, very high uv levels for many, especially in the south and west of the uk.ct yourself if you are out and about for any length of time. heading through saturday night, we see long clear spells, especially down towards england and wales, northern ireland and scotland have more cloud, some of that filtering across the irish sea towards north wales and north—west england, pretty mild and warm night in places, 14, 15 or 16 degrees. sunday, the further south you are, expect sunshine again, further north, generally more cloud in the mix, and some patchy rain across the north of scotland. temperatures a little bit lower across the northern half of the uk, further south, another very warm or hot day, one or two places in the london area could get up to 30 or even 31 degrees. into the start of next week, our area of high pressure will still be with us but tending to slide further west, that will allow something of a northerly wind, knocking the edge off the temperatures, turning less hot, the odd shower in the south on monday and some rain later in the week. this is b

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this is recognizing , i think, especially for uncle harry and mr. nim, they did great service and this is something everybody can do and everybody is contributing towards in america. >> that is so well said. i wish we had more time with all of you. i am afraid we do have to go. congressional medal recipients on your screen right now. the ceremonies will be taking place for the bay area all throughout this weekend. hopefully we can cover those for you as well. mitzi, paul and harry, my deepest thanks for taking the time. >> thank >>> all right, thank you so much for joining us for this interaivshow"getting answers." >>> tonight, the first hurricane of the atlantic season closing in on the u.s. coast heading into the fourth of july weekend. hurricane elsa gaining strength in the caribbean. winds clocked at 85 miles per hour. elsa expected to be within reach of florida by monday. it comes as millions of americans are on the move for the long holiday weekend. some 50 million expected to drive or fly, the most since before the pandemic started. gas price

and that's why i, especially since clearly had such a major impact on europe, migration, clothing, both directions and now thing, another migration movement here in the same place they've been happening for centuries. and that's the reason we're starting our journey through europe, from social open, your beginning time the ah ah ah. i've never been to mars say, but i'm excited to see what jewish life is like hear the news. it's a typical pause city with lots of influences and immigration, and that's why it's a city that's always been open to the jewish community. the life is obviously changed since the attacks on charlie abdul. it's now considered necessary for the press and prompts to have security and guard. the issues is hello, you're listening to radio g m. they will be playing a selection of the most beautiful songs by shall know who who passed away yesterday . it was known for his love of israel and the jewish community, jerusalem in double hills, that m g m a jewish radio, and marcia was established in 1982 shortly after the election of concert mid term on when many radio station

especially between unmarried couples. you know, so there's, there are actually some pieces of evidence that you can look at and say, well, maybe this is becoming a sort of more diverse, non-puritan kind of society. you know, maybe there is something there to that jeremiahad kind of theme. probably the most horrific episode for the pastors in new england in the late 1600s for sure is the salem witchcraft. and we read a document on this for today if you want to pull your book out and look at that. the salem witchcraft crisis is horrific for the leaders in new england, first and foremost for them because they see it as a great attack of satan on their society. the puritans believe that they had this very high calling from god, and is so they thought, well, of course. what would you expect, that satan is going to break out in these attacks against us. and that's how they saw what happened in 1692, is that satan had raised up a cohort of witches to come and attack their people and try to disrupt new england society. so that's

they hold heat longer, especially in the cooler times of day.don't drop, you will bounce back and be high ir in the afternoon hours. so urbanization likely results in a gradual increase. we know that we're seeing temperatures rise and especially in parts of the polar regions and the temperature increases that are where people live. so the temperatures can bring about these events more so than in the past. >> here in congress you have a lot of democrats saying it will not do enough to great the problems caused by climate change, what is your sense of what the federal government needs to be doing that no other entity is capable of doing? >> i think that mitigation is one area where they have continued to apply funding in the wake of disasters. they are involved in mitigation techniques. that agency has been working very hard to address some of the challenges that exist, especially where the threat is particularly severe. flooding along the gulf coast, the plant coast, and the wild fire areas. it's really trying to prepare for this new norm, right?

especially, of the delta variant.concerns about rising-covid cases in the uk have prompted -- prompted an extraordinary move by european football and italian authorities. they have cancelled the tickets of uk residents to saturday's england versus ukraine euro 2020 match which was to be held -- which is going to be held in rome. now, the football association said italy's government requested the move, out of fears that british travelers would circumvent the quarantine rules. the uk has reported the highest number of new-covid cases since late january. uk residents who bought tickets before june 28th were given an hour to return them, or transfer them. our barbie nadeau is standing by in rome for us, right now. just reading those details, i can only imagine. you know, not an exaggeration to say shock and horror for the english fans. and yet, and the decision was late. and yet, it seems to support those who say that, look, this was never a good idea to have fans at this event, anyway. >> no, that's right. that's the arg

you know, how does this time of year, especially near the coastline. be ready for that cool breeze. at times the visibility has improved a lot since earlier this morning. we did have some coastal drizzle, some north bay spots of drizzle as well. a lot of that is out of the picture currently 50's and 60's for your current temperatures. san jose and dublin each at 62 right now. well, conquered a nice and comfortable. 64 already more. your forecast is still to come right back to you, tom. thank you for that. check out your traffic for you this morning. travel into the city in the bay bridge. look at that. >> a little under 15 minutes for your drive time. they're 5.18 a year still pretty slow as you're driving the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues there. a little under 14 minutes for you to make that commute as you're driving. and if you're heading over the of the golden gate bridge. we've had a fog advisory in place all throughout the morning. about 20 minutes for your drive time. the richmond sandra fell commute

so watch out for some wet spots, especially little closer to the coastline and especially the golden gate bridge this morning. as for radar, you can see a couple of those little blips of green out there that you're drizzle that's coming down along with that low cloud cover. so just be mindful of these things. you may have a bit of a slick work tomorrow drive to work this morning as well as some conditions that will slow you down with the low visibility, 50's and 60's. i mentioned are warmer conditions inland pittsburgh, dublin and livermore egypt 66 right now. so not cooling up a whole lot for those areas. i guess he still are in the mid to upper 60's for some of those current temps later on today will still be in the mid 90's for hottest of temperatures. definitely another warm one. but there is relief just around the corner into this weekend in the start of august. i'll get to that. still to come, john, thanks so that we do have some hot spots out there like one, 80 southbound north of 92 eastbound. >> and hey, working on ramp there is affected by that traffic collision. and i'm no

in this age, especially in light of the latest events. but i would say that they definitely contributed to fueling this tension up to feeling this crisis. we have seen tunisia effectively become a little bit of a of a playing ground or order proxy. let's say contract for the sensors that were taking place elsewhere. so yes, i think they did, they do factor in what is, what has be happening over the past month. if you're going to put the military out onto the street, surround government buildings, close the media down. you have to explain yourself what, what and when do you think is the president going to explain himself? what's the timeline? do you think? i think it's honestly impossible to tell. right now it's quite clear that that would be further announcements. it's quite clear that a lot will depend on so on the counter. my bid is ation that the responses coming from the other political and social groups with the waiting for example, for the trade the ship to express. it's after waiting for clear to understand what the various politic

especially on that southbound side of 880.una crash westbound 780 halt that 5th street exit. a cal trans sign may have been taking out with that crash. you can see the activity off to the side of the road. 780 still moving nicely in both directions and it's business as usual for that ride. super commuters in to the pass. give yourself 53 minutes now to travel from tracy over toward the dublin interchange. it's 6:45. time to check the forecast. a gray start to the day but that will change. >>> it'll change for sure. especially as we head through the end of the week with high pressure building in for us. we are going to heat it up, especially inland. ly talk about this in just a moment. here is a live look with our san francisco camera. this is looking north at the golden gate. hard to make out the beautiful golden gate bridge with that fog. temperatures running in the 50's. looking at 58 in concord, oakland and livermore at 56 this morning. downtown san francisco 55. 52 for santa rosa. looking at low clouds to star areas of fog

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remember, we always have those tips for you, especially for fire season. just want to go ahead and scan a qr code on your screen with your mobile device and you're going to be directed over to our website. over in the east bay. one man is in critical condition this morning after a car plow him all over this all happened in richmond. the driver of that car sped off the incident was all caught on surveillance video. we have to warn you, this video may be hard for some of, you know, watch this is the surveillance video from a nearby business of the moment court in bail was hit. it happened tuesday morning at around 4.45. near san pablo and solano avenues in richmond. silver suv just kept driving after hitting him. they'll sister like me. should gartner says it's still hard to wrap her head around what happened to her brother. so devastating. >> that this has to my brother, even been very loving. loving person kind. joe jones star of the family. >> bell is awaiting to undergo numerous surgery and is currently in a medically induced coma. the family tells kron

and so that having some support likely some of the water, especially in england fisheries for example the area. but they do. ringback a lot of that for sure. well, you can go from here. i know, speaking as an environmentalist, how confident are you that you can recover from this disaster? so, mom says, i would say will take a long time because these are really affected 3 months. so you need to take a very long time, but nature doesn't regenerate. and what we need to do is to make sure that we have these, for example, regarding the data materials, are those things coming forth and not even the country back to find those conventions as well in the future to a why the situation and to also see that anymore and also even things like fi grass can region rates. would you say there is a role here for other nations to provide assistance perhaps to sri lanka? oh yes. as i said, not a situation lend. if ever we had a small incident, i thought people would be in the diamond about a year ago. but do you run the scale of this? i definitely do think that we need a lot of support. i don't have offer

a few 80's mixed in there, especially for the south bay. we'll find san jose right at 80 degrees in the meantime, santa clara milpitas in sunnyvale cooler than yesterday. more tapping into the ocean and that's a little bit cooler of a field pleasanton livermore as well as walnut creek, danville and conquered all in the 90's while oakland berkeley and richmond. pretty nicely in the low 70's areas like antioch in vacaville still among our warmest in the mid 90's. well, santa rosa down through nevado each in the 80's getting a look ahead at your next 70's here. there's your 80's as soon as tomorrow for our inland areas. so temperatures are in the process of cooling down. we do have another hot one this afternoon. now as for the weekend ahead of us. temperatures warm at times inland. but nothing exceptionally warm definitely no heat waves in this forecast. mostly sunny afternoons in a little bit of partly cloudy to foggy mornings, to be expected. reyna. john, thank you so much for that. as you are the roads on your tuesday morning. >> we're kee

it's the mist that is making for some wet spots, especially closer to the coastline. radar shows you pretty clearly actually where we are seeing that low grade. there are pockets where sunshine has prevailed but definitely from areas like the west and the san jose over to santa clara on a peninsula portions of the north and east bay. we're still in the midst of that gray and that some wet conditions, as you venture out, maybe for your morning jog. the sierra nevada going to be a lot quieter this week. if you're watching on kron on up in the sierra for an extended weekend. well, good news for you today. you've got a dry afternoon. we saw thunderstorms up there holiday weekend. nice to see that calming down. now we are seeing it on shore breeze for the bay area today. this is going to keep us cool and moderated for a couple more days. so if you've enjoyed the 80's at our warmest today's another one to venture out there. it will be 60's for the coast, including sf today. while most of our bayside cities will be back into the 70's burlingame at 74 foster city. 75 redwood

it happens in the media especially on social media.the research basically shows about 50% of twitter does read to eat -- read tweets as well as the likes of chinese diplomats and they spread information that's favorable and spread misinformation about the coronavirus. about 50% of their re-tweets and likes came from paid troll accounts that originated from china. so our technology company has been very slow to respond to that so even though we are gradually finding these accounts and closing them, the four they close them all their re-tweets and likes give the impression to foreigners that hey this may be something legitimate. you being influenced by misinformation you don't even know echinus twitter doesn't always identify the account owners whether they are affiliated with the chinese state so the information especially we see the misinformation throughout last year during a pandemic, that's especially huge in terms of the information wars between the united states and china. so that is the third layer. and this is a greater segue to

then brake lights the rest of the way into the city especially off the skyway. there is a crash west bound 37, looks like not far from mayor island with a big rig involved. traffic is slow as you approach. chp is just arriving on scene. travel time in altamont, steady at 37 minutes 205 towards 680. if you are coming out of tracy, tack another ten minutes to that commute. we have a trouble spot involving a car fire south bound 280 at meridian avenue. all the activity is to the shoulder. north bound 101 a little bit busy as you approach the 880 connector. south bay commute is looking good, a lot of green on freeways, no delays on 87, 280, or 85. >> thank you. >>> imagine waking up to this, new video out of the midwest this morning of multiple tornadoes caught on camera. check it out as huge tornadoes passed through the town in iowa. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> 6:20. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> walking down the isle wouldn't do. the grand entrance that one couple made that can't be topped. >>> patients who survived a covid