you would have to sell youtube, messaging, facetime -- does that make sense? consumers really appreciate this. i do not think there is a groundswell of opposition to these companies other than in the washington, d.c. area. >> you mentioned the florida law on deplatforming. it was blocked this week by a judge. do you expect we will see other republican state officials using the same playbook to push for similar measures across the country? gary: there is no question. this is a legitimate question. there is no question republicans feel they are discriminated against on platforms despite numerous studies that show they are not. the former president of the united states is shut off of twitter, and to get on to get onto another platform is difficult. that makes me really uncomfortable. not that i love president trump, but i feel cutting off a major political view when he has millions of followers is dividing the country further. what the platforms are doing, they have a responsibility -- i think they are headed in the right direction with the accountability boards.

whether it's your ability to use google maps with google, whether it's facetime being stripped out.f these copies can have services consumers love for free frequent have to strip them out. it also by the way it would in the ability of investors to exit strategies relying upon big-company acquisitions and becoming viable. the money flow starts at the bottom with angel capital and all these investments going to companies because you can only exit the company three ways, you can only do it through acquisition and it's a bigger company almost always, or you can do it by going public or you can just keep growing and showing profit. if you take away the first one you take away a lot of incentive to invest in companies and some of these policies, i can imagine what they would do because they're so much opposition on both sides frankly and are so many questions being raised that passing legislation out of a full committee is just irresponsible with that any debates that going for 20 hours and members of the congress don't understand the legislation and those who understood raise the questio

and she did a quick facetime with everybody in the room.eally special. >> it must have been very exciting to be able to watch that. >> yes, absolutely. it was exciting. everybody was just-- you know, it's historic, right, to have the first hmong american, asian american woman take home the, you know, the gold. that was just-- yeah, so historic and epic, as i said. >> you know, before today, i think a lot of casual olympic watchers may not have been familiar with her. tell us a little bit about her, and about her personal story. >> yes. i mean, i think suni is first-generation hmong american child, and so her parents, like me, came as refugee children to this country. and so many of us came with really no more than, you know, the bags we could carry in our hands and started our lives here in america with just great ambitions that our parents had about the future here. and i think her father has told the stories of how-- how much they have worked to get-- support her and really to believe in her dreams, even building, you know, the beams for

. >> reporter: her mom learned about the attack over facetime. >> i see her crying and asking for help. you know, she multiple times asked for an glance. >> reporter: in a statement, marriott saying, we can confirm that appropriate signage as well as night patrolling and red flags are properly in place. but hummel said no one warned her about a possible crocodile attack. she said there was only a small warning sign, mostly in spanish, that was not lit up at night. this isn't the first crocodile attack in that area. another woman was reportedly attacked on that same beach in 2018. andrew? mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> quick thinking helped a slow-moving mammal on florida's gulf coast. a sea turtle received a bunch of helping hands on sunday. a lifeguard noticed it was trapped by a fishing pole and hook line. good samaritans helped set the animal free. it swam safely off into the gulf of mexico. >>> coming up, the surprise upset this morning in tokyo. how the 17-year-old now nicknamed the alaskan assassin just swam her way to a gold medal. >>> and later, "wait, what?" the man caught on

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my money at the festival fest boards to facetime the festival, so that we can generate more, more musician more with me growing up in my mind. me. mind money as fits. what was my springboard? ah, what we plan to do is build a permanent stage on the village green. because in the past we would have a wooden structure which could last 2 or 3 years and then fall apart. but know what the planet brought a lot of rock. and we thinking to, to use the results of the veiled by the, to build a permanent stage could, can be used during the festival. but even often with, for other events, we need, he made to put away because somehow my extension yes. and then on in the middle to get the phase 2 up and going again to drill, you will help a lot and the healing process after cycling. i think all of us are traumatized by the cycling in different ways. i modify the land. we've loving putting in mach at the crop i need to go and buy a whole soaking every one of them in flight. well, nathan is really helping new live people also still the baby fees for where big were implant, where they were old. so i actuall

we did the facetime and texting and talking on the phone. we finally meet in person, and . >> what? to logan ury. >>> ahead in our "a more perfect union" series, how a philadelphia art program is creating beauty and helping people who have fallen o grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? finding the ght persono the for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. hey medusa! let's boogie. for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. >>> our series "a more perfect union" aims, and i would say succeeds, in showing that what unites us as americans is far greater than what divides us. in the city of brotherly love you don't have to visit an art museum to see beautiful paintings. there's an innovative program in philadelphia using art to transform public spaces. as our erroll barnett shows, it's also changing lives. >> reporter: right here is where you would sleep each n

[♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> facetime lo coloca 40% más cerca11 con 18 minutos un experto dice cómo tratarlo >> qué tal muy buenas noches les saluda césar >> gracias por estar con nosotros en este viernes día que un juez de texas pidió la aprobación de daca (programa de acción diferida) >> libertad habló con un soñadores (dreamers) sobre lo que significa esta decisión qué te dijo libertad ? >> este anuncio dejó debastados a los soñadores (dreamers) que aunque los que son benerficiados de daca (programa de acción diferida) no hay problema pero hay muchos jóvenes que necesitan el alivio para salir adelante >> kevin es de los miles de soñadores (dreamers) que el viernes lamentó la decisión de un juez de texas >> es triste la situación hace ocho años no podía trabjaar entonces sí se me hace triste que otra gente n otenga la oportunidad >> pudo estudiar en la universidad de san josé y conseguir trabajo gracias a daca (programa de acción diferida) >> significa que van a seguir aprobando aplicaciones nuevas las personas pueden seguir renovando pero no

they were able to free her and carry her away from shore, her mother learned about the attack over facetime. >> i saw her crying and asking for help. she multiple times as for an ambulance. >> when she eventually got to the hospital they demanded thousands of dowsers before treatment. in the statement, a spokes person from marriott confirmed the attack and said that the safety and security of our guests are out purdy, and appropriate signage and red flags are properly in place, they said that nobody at the property warned them to be careful, they have not seen the warning sign that was in spanish, another woman was attacked on that same beach in 2018, tn and her mother hope that there story serves as a warning to others. >> a week later she is here where she will undergo a second surgery, the doctor say that she will have a full recovery but it will take time . friends have set up a gofundme account to help with her expenses. tran68 development scott remains of a final the amount the condo building collapse have the 55- year-old was the final person to be unaccounted for, they have found no

they were able to free her and carry her away from shore, her mother learned about the attack over facetime. >> i saw her crying and asking for help. she multiple times as for an ambulance. >> when she eventually got to the hospital they demanded thousands of dowsers before treatment. in the statement, a spokes person from marriott confirmed the attack and said that the safety and security of our guests are out purdy, and appropriate signage and red flags are properly in place, they said that nobody at the property warned them to be careful, they have not seen the warning sign that was an anothe attacked on that same beach in 2018, tn and her mother hope that there story serves as a warning to others. >> a week later she is here where she will undergo a second surgery, the doctor say that she will have a full recovery but it will take time . friends have set up a gofundme account to help with her expenses. tran68 development scott remains of a final the amount the condo building collapse have been identified, the 55- year-old was the final person to be unaccounted for, they have found no ev

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. >> falta: and throughout that entire facetime call, i tried to smile.this was my last memory with her, i really wanted it to be me smiling. i wanted it to be me hopeful. and i said, "mom, you're going to make it through this. and i love you." >> pelley: how has losing your mother, your last remaining parent, changed your young life? >> falta: i've always been independent. i've always been able to help out others when the help is needed. now that i'm fully on my own, although it feels lonely, i feel like i can manage. >> pelley: jake schoffstall shares the loneliness and the need to manage. he told his dad there was no need to worry anymore about the family business. >> jake schoffstall: i said, "dad, i got it from here. give me the torch. and let me take care of mom and jaidyn and everybody." and i said, "i'll keep the deer barn open, no matter what." >> pelley: and how old are you now? >> jake schoffstall: i'm 17. >> pelley: the deer barn is a feed store in rural indiana. jake and his dad started it to add to john schoffstall's pay as a firefighter. >>

you know, and i would be facetiming with her during this past year, and she'd be like, "so i hear you're you like i would be on the set of spider-man." >> jimmy: filming, yeah. >> "it would be pretty obvious. but she -- you know, she just didn't believe me. >> jimmy: you actually retweeted a story that says, "will someone please tell my mom so she can stop asking about this." [ light laughter ] >> that's right. >> jimmy: yeah >> i basically -- i had to create my own google alert for my mom so she could read on the internet that i wasn't in "spider-man" because she didn't believe me [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to talk about your new show, "lisey's story. it is on apple tv plus they're releasing one episode every friday we had julianne moore on the show talking about it. you play a really, really, and i'm say this in the nicest way, creepy character [ laughter ] >> i do, yeah. [ laughter ] jim dooly, he's a creepy guy yeah >> jimmy: jim dooly. what a good name, too. look, here's a picture this guy. [ audience oohs that's fantastic how did you get into character what was it like >> it was

but it gets you to do facetime facetime. oh, no, you >> all the action.tep cisco concord, san diego. that's showing. 7.34. right now. and don't forget about your pets because while you're doing and eyeing they're freaking out. i mean, they think it's basically like lightning and thunder and they're afraid. >> so when july 4th happens and really even start thinking about it now. your your pets can be scared. the best thing to do. inside. make sure that in case they run away from the sound. they may, you know, try to take off that they have their little tags on. walk them beforehand, not during so they don't you know, here suddenly the sky going crazy. keep the windows closed. you can have treats and toys to mak them comfortable. you can also play music put a tv show that they like sure. you know, i i don't mind like animal planet. yes, you put fans on and stuff like that to drown out any sounds any booms. >> i bet you my dog to sleep he about anything. well, speaking of fireworks, nearly 80,000 pounds of illegal fireworks have been confiscated so far by ca

her mother learned of the attack on facetiming. >> she was crying and asking for help.ltiple times she asked for an ambulance. >> reporter: her mother said they demanded thousands of dollars for treatment. in a statement, a six person confirmed crocodile attack and said the safety and security of our guests and associates are our top priority and we can confirm that appropriate signage as well as night patrolling and red flags are properly in place. kiana and sarah say nobody at the property warned them to be careful. neither had seen the warning sign, which was small, in spanish, and not lit up at night. according to this news report, another woman was attacked on the same beach in 2018. kiana and her mom hope this story serves as a warning to others. a week later, kiana is still here in hospital where she is expected to undergo a second surgery. doctors say she will have a full recovery but it will take time. friends have set up a gofundme account to help with her expenses. liz kreutz, abc7 news . >>> california's largest wildfire has merged with a smaller fire and th

. >> my son moments ago asking to facetime my mom to show him the new dinosaur he got, and i don't really have anything to say. >> and vaughn joins us now. vaughn, how are they planning to preserve the site during that demolition >> reporter: pierre, officials will put a tarp over existing rubble before demolishing the rest of the building and it will be easier to remove tha material and resume rescue operations. >> from surfside, florida, thank you. >>> the record-breaking holiday weekend for travelers. millions hitting the road for july 4th festivities and producing developing concerns as the delta covid variant keeps spreading. guad venegas joins us. >> reporter: this independence weekend all right breaking travel records. >> we didn't really expect it to be this crowded. >> reporter: on friday, the tsa screened close to 2.2 million people, highest number since the start of the pandemic many more traveling by car according to gas buddy, friday hit the highest single day demand for gas since 19, and higher prices at the pump unable to scare drivers. >> really excited but not by the gas

i'm givin' you playtime but none of you rapper could see me not even if i was to ♪ ♪ pick up on facetime broke life beat 'em senseles bow down to ♪ ♪ rap's dignitary 'cause luda always been a visionary i always knew you was a b ♪ ♪ so i just rea your obituar i got my reasons yea conway got his reasons ♪ ♪ my lil' homie is demons yeah they pull up and shoot for no reason yeah ♪ ♪ brrr i got my reasons yea buffalo at we got our reasons ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: join us tomorrow night -- chance the rapper and fred armisen will be here, and we'll have music from alan jackson my thanks to keegan-michael key [ cheers and applause zoey deutch. [ cheers and applause we love you, zoey. conway the machine, j.i.d, ludacris and the roots, right there from philadelphia goodnight, everybody bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪

he would have to so youtube, i suggest, facetime and other apps, instagram, does that make sense?sumers really appreciate this in earlier opposition in these companies washington d.c. area. >> you mentioned for florida social media platforming, again blocked by a judge this week, you expect there will be other african state officials using the same playbook to push for similar measures throughout the country? >> this is a legitimate question from others? republicans feel they are discriminated against despite the fact is numerous studies showing are not but for example former president of the united states shut off of twitter to get onto another platform, it's difficult, that makes me uncomfortable makes me uncomfortable not only only dry club president trump but i feel that a major political view when you have millions of followers dividing the country further south but the platforms are doing, they have a responsibility, i think there heading in the right direction with their accountability boards and with transparency. they are trying to do the right thing but these are first a

limit who can contact you the apps that can send you notifications and even what's on your home facetime. you can now send a link to video chat with anyone even on android or windows computer. plus you can now share your phone screen what's that hand painting? i live. text is a helpful new feature. it makes text on screen clickable copy of all and searchable. it works just about everywhere from photos to screenshots. you can even translate text instantly, other updates include a completely revamped weather app with new matthews built in background. sounds like rain or noise. you can now zoom in when you press and hold to take a quick video just like on instagram. plus siri now works without an internet syria opened photos. of course, what the assistant can do is limited when you're not connected. i can't help but that if you turn off airplane mode. but all voice processing is now town on your device. for more privacy. new feature that will take some getting used to safari apple moved the address bar to the bottom of the screen. i was 15 arrives in the fall and it will run on any iphone t

i missed two of her facetime calls and i called her back and i said, where are you?the water is getting choppy. i said i love you and call me. call me when you get off the water. >> reporter: yolanda talked to her daughter from that rented pontoon boat as the devoted single mom sent out for adventure on the lake with her son but hours later the then 4-year-old josie was found by another boater. asleep. adrift. alone wearing a life vest. naya was gone. >> he told us, he said, don't worry, we have josie but your daughter is missing. and it was almost like a force, i don't know what it was, but i literally -- i was just pushed backwards, just screaming. >> reporter: for five grueling days rescue teams searched day and night. the "glee" family holding vigil lakeside. >> we saw people holding vigil, people holding hands sending prayers. what were those days like for you guys? >> those first five days were hell, awful. >> hell on earth. >> hell on earth. my faith told me that nothing is missing, surely, not a person, yes, we just can't find them. so that was my thing. god,

other story in town today, and the players have had messages from the queen, the prime minister, a facetimeom cruise and the duke of cambridge. i can't really believe this is happening. so exciting. just wish you the very best of luck. you bring out the very best of england, and the whole country is behind you, so bring it home. when the final whistle blows at wembley tonight, the waiting could be over. for too long, history has weighed them down. the golden generation's expected to emulate what sir ralph ramsay did in 1966. this class of 2021 under gareth southgate has never been closer to sporting immortality. it is their best chance yet. that is why wembley way, behind me, beneath me, is packed. hundreds and hundreds more fans arriving. you can see the red flares going off. they were dancing on a bus in the last hour or so, they were removed, that bass was allowed to make its way to its destination, but there is only one destination, but there is only one destination here for these england fans. that's wembley way, pointing towards the stadium, the gates will openin towards the stadium,

other story in town today, and the players have had messages from the queen, the prime minister, a facetimeom cruise and the duke of cambridge. i can't really believe this is happening. so exciting. just wish you the very best of luck. you bring out the very best of england, and the whole country is behind you, so bring it home. when the final whistle blows at wembley tonight, the waiting could be over. for too long, history has weighed them down. the golden generation's expected to emulate what sir alf ramsay did in 1966. this class of 2021 under gareth southgate has never been closer to sporting immortality. that well—known chant of football is coming home is rising up from ground level on wembley way. it could be coming home, it is certainly knocking on the door of wembley, but already inside isjohn watson. it has been a long tournament, but for this england generation, this is uncharted territory. you have to go back 55 years for the last time an england team went the distance at a major championship. yes. england team went the distance at a major championship.— major championship. yes,

emily: i facetimed with my kids after the lunch and i decided i would have to wait a little longer.l an amazing day. caroline: we brought it all to life. thank you. what a long day. that is it from bloomberg technology. make sure you tune in tomorrow. have somebody guest for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in places like private investing, there are still pockets of the market where you have to be in the know. >> a very good morning and welcome to debris ghost really appeared -- welcome to us -- welcome to daybreak australia. >> the top stories this hour. driving wall street to its biggest event since march with cyclicals and small caps leading gains. >> the first lockdown --

they canceled all visitation for covid patients and have gone back to the facetime visits. let me set the scene. the first week of may here at st. dominics, two patients, first week of june, they had five. first week of july, they had ten. they have 59 this morning. and they are looking at extra wings of the hospital to try to find space to house these people. here are some of their stories. this is william ball. alicia is his wife. how badly has qucovid ravaged h body? >> extremely bad. >> he is 52, no longer infectious, but he's too sick to go home. he had a heart attack in the end of june and then contracted covid nine days later. there will be people who watch this who don't think the virus is serious. >> we didn't either. i am not going to lie. we had no idea. >> she got vaccinated. he didn't. they both got sick. vicky mcknight is 64. she says her doctor told her not to get the covid vaccine because she is allergic to the flu vaccine. a second doctor told her to get the vaccine. she said before she could she got the virus at a funeral. your husband got vaccinated? >> y

the loved ones holding their hands, providing emotional comfort, holding an iphone so they could facetime their family members. the nurses were going above and beyond and there should be and have been many stories written about what they have done as well. there's so many other kind of front line of people that experienced this pandemic. the stories need to continue to be told. clerks and subway operators. there are so many people here, some of the emts and others on the front line and people that have been instrumental in the recovery. all those stories we need to continue telling and i think there was, some of the doctors there was a sort of strangeness that last spring that kind of fizzled at a certain point and now we're seeing the rush towards reopening and we need to kind of continue to think about how to memorialize and how to celebrate those who served in different ways. new york had a beautiful memorial but i think we need to kind of continue to think about the fact we have the memorial and the best way of celebrating those that rushed to the front line and up their own bodies on

emily: i facetimed with my kids after the launch and i decided i would have to wait a little longer.mazing day. caroline: we brought it all to life. thank you. what a long day. that is it from bloomberg technology. make sure you tune in tomorrow. we have somebody guest for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv llc. ♪ >> our country was founded on life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. representing this idealism is our american eagile. the bald eagle was chosen to

and you saw giannis at the end of the game he facetimed his brother, also on the team, but had to misss you know. you want to stay on a small team. >> you could see how much the town loves him. >> yes. >> the incredible turn yount around the arena. >> it was like 80,000 people outside the arena that were cheering them on. they had fireworks afterwards even. it is -- i worked in sacramento for a long time, another nba small market team. to explain what a team means to a city like it -- and i know milwaukee obviously also has baseball. but this is just everything for them. >> it's got to make the team feel good to know that people care about them so much. i saw video of a fan saying, "you can never leave yus." >> and he adopt thed milwaukee i had home. and you mentioned this, kareem abd abdul-ja abdul-jabbar, last time they won -- >> syndrome -- >> that's why i said it first. a lot of people don't remember that. >>> we stick with sports now. this is a major historic moment in major league baseball to tell you about. for first time ever an all-female broadcast team called the game between

. >> you facetimed with her yesterday? >> yeah, yeah. we facetimed.ecy. pretty excited for her. >> joni mitchell's funny? >> oh, she's so funny. she's always the last one to speak. the room will go through a whole thing, it will get quiet for a second, then she'll drop a one liner that put you on your knees. >> now that we're coming out of it, allegedly, as long as people get the vaccine, this delta variant is no hoekstjoke, what u looking forward to? >> hugs. >> yes. hugs. >> yeah. can i ask you about growing up? you were a backup singer for an elvis impersonator. >> i love this. >> isn't that crazy? but your music has antecedents of elvis in it like "the joker," your producer wanted you to channel late elvis. >> yeah. dave cobb loves elvis presley. and elvis is in my voice and everything because of that background vocal thing. also it's like you can't get a better education in terms of background vocals. so that -- that's a big part of my music. and also like sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between elvis and roy orson. >> yeah. >> roy orb

you think of, you let me know and we'll get together we'll just get on the phone, we'll zoom we'll facetimehter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's it. i'll work on cereal with you guys i was excited to see you guys go on tour, "map of the soul" tour and then the pandemic happened i didn't get a chance to see it or open for you guys [ laughter ] and so, you never asked. but i was thinking, when will you go back on tour? and what will that feel like when you do go back on tour? [ cheers and applause >> yeah, make some noise yeah >> woo-hoo [ cheers and applause >> this is what we want and this is what we're going to feel when we're back on tour we want to do the make some noise thing again. >> jimmy: but getting out there even for like 10 people, then 50 and now finally a full audience, it's emotional just for me >> ahh >> jimmy: i'm just preparing you for an emotional - [ laughter ] -- an emotional first performance. yeah wear sunglasses. [ laughter ] >> get ready, guys get ready. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> jimmy: speaking of sunglasses, i have a photo of your first show eigh

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. >> my mom is like, please facetime me before.es in more than 50 years, a challenge she almost didn't take on. when the summer games were postponed in 2020 did you really think about giving it all up? >> yes, because at the end of the day it was the uncertainty. it was a whirlwind. i was like, okay, if i take a little bit of time off i think i can do this because mentally and physically it's just so draining. >> did you feel like anything good came of it? >> i did. i feel like i got an extra year with my teammates and they kept me going through the year. >> reporter: biles at 24 is the sixth woman team seasoned veteran only to perform on the olympic stage before but confident they're ready. >> we'll bring the joy and bring back the medals. >> reporter: you better believe it. now, simone says there were tears when they are mom dropped her off at the airport yesterday but her mom has asked her to facetime her before every competition. what a way to get excited for the olympics, guy. >> what a way, indeed. kaylee, thank you so much f

order to continue to drive the innovation and the execution engine, it is important to have face to facetime in the office as well, particularly given the hardware nature of our business, the labs and the fabs that you mentioned, so we will have a hybrid for certain part of our team member workforce and for other team members that have to be on site that will continue to be on site so we have managing this on an ongoing basis and over time we will have some that will have -- be on site others that will have part time on site, less working remote we will definitely provide and that's one thing we learned from the covid environment is we will provide greater flexibility to our team members and that's important. but not lose sight of driving innovation, driving execution, and really the culture that builds, the loyalty that builds and the calm maraderie, we're mixing the two. >> flexibility and a lot of on site reality check on "techcheck." thank you. >> thank you >>> check out shares of amazon, the company's bumpy first half only netting a roughly six-point gain for first six months of the yea

limit who can contact you the apps that can send you notifications and even what's on your home the facetimegetting a big update. you can now send a link to video chat with anyone even on android or windows computer. plus you can now share your phone screen what's that hand painting? i live. text is a helpful new feature. it makes text on screen clickable copy of all and searchable. it works just about everywhere from photos to screenshots. you can even translate text instantly, other updates include a completely revamped weather app with new matthews built in background. sounds like rain or noise. you can now zoom in when you press and hold to take a quick video just like on instagram plus siri now works without an internet syria opened photos. of course, what the assistant can do is limited when you're not connected. i can't help but that if you turn off airplane mode. but all voice processing is now town on your device. for more privacy. new feature that will take some getting used to safari apple moved the address bar to the bottom of the screen. i was 15 arrives in the fall and it will

earlier, normally we do some sort of a game while her the 4th of so normally probably do that and facetime relatives. fire officials want to see people celebrate believe the pyrotechnics to the professionals. >> this is video from last year when people blasted illegal fireworks across the bay area during the 4th of july weekend. >> fire departments in northern california are pleading for people not to like them this year. obviously we're always concerned the fireworks. >> especially this year as our fuels are drier than normal as of sunday morning where i go or in fire district has not responded to firework related incident. >> this year. they're hoping to keep it that way. with the region being so dry that has fuels are it spreads quickly. so it gets farther out front. in the meantime, police are on the lookout for any rule breakers. >> what you're seeing is more than 800 pounds of illegal fireworks neighborhood watch groups helped hayward pd, take them off the streets. as a long weekend continues. officials urge people to celebrate with caution in orinda camila barco kron 4 news. >> a fa

crow: fear, a lot of expletives, a lot of people raking calls to family, facetiming with family, having those calls. i saw my colleague susan in great distress after she had talked to her son. i just want to let her know that i was there and i would not let harm come to her, that we would be able to get through this. we were consoling each other and of course we were all very anxious and fearful what was going to happen. several of us were getting ready to fight. i try to find any weapon that i could. the seats are bolted down to the floor, so the only thing i had was the pen in my pocket which i would have used if i had to. >> what were you thinking -- rep. crow: i was thinking that i would probably have to fight my way out. >> going back to your army ranger days, you are thinking i have to fight my way out. rep. crow: of course i was scared. if you are not, there is probably something wrong, or you don't realize the magnitude of the situation. there was a point where i was going to ask one of the officers for his firearm. i know i'm capable of doing what is necessary to protect myself

. >> my son was asking to facetime my mom and we don't have anything to say. >> reporter: the exact timing of this implosion is still not clear, but the local mayor saying in just the last hour that they're waiting for the all clear from that demolition team and that it would happen by tomorrow morning at the latest. this will be a tough 24 hours ahead, willie. >> without question. vaughn, thank you very much. >>> president and first lady biden will host a fourth of july party at the white house today to honor frontline workers for their sacrifice over the last 15 months of the covid crisis. the president, first lady and vice president were on the road on saturday touting the success of the national vaccination program with much work still to be done. monica alba is at the white house with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite missing their goal of having 70% of american adults partially vaccinated, the white house says there's plenty of progress to celebrate today when it comes to beating back the virus. a taste of summer and newfound freedom on a fourth of july weekend v

the coast toward us is and they met for the first time on facetime workers at a reptile park in australia city, other kit. they say hugo is 70 and finally ready to settle down. they arranged for a stray bullet to arrive from germany. but pandemic restrictions are forcing them to stay apart physically. so the park decided this virtual date. could hold them over for now. and i guess that is chemistry. that's off the charts because the the people who arranged this. this digital run, dave, it seems to be yeah. they look happy with a smiling or is that is kissing kissing. i don't hopefully they get together in real hopes some day. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> we've got some high level baseball going on right now at oracle park in. i love it right now we are in the bottom of the 7th. the game is tied up at one apiece between the dodgers and the giants. dodgers are giants. i'm sorry. have a man on first and second with one out. so they're threatening of course, we'll have those final highlights once this game and it's and meanwhile, the a's, they can help out the

releasing air tag device trackers intended to replace things like tile at wwdc in june, showcasing facetimes zoom, which is public and yesterday announcing a buy now pay later feature for apple pay, sending fintech rival affirm tumbling more than 10% this week. joining us to break down the state of the ecosystem coastal ventures founder vinod khosla. great to have you. i want to know how you view this balance between these big tech plat for platforms creating opportunity in many cases, in the cloud are resources like infrastructure as a service, or with app stores, but then also taking away potentially opportunity by expanding into areas where third parties like the ones you invest in are growing what's the impact? >> this kind of ecosystem has always been the opportunity talking about here was created by amazon creating a lot of technology for itself. so this ecosystem of big players doing things that validates the opportunity is a constant battle in the startup ecosystem it won't be large enough to the amazon hadn't created something every one of its competitors wants. and so walmart, tar

it doesn't matter who's here right now because we would do this on facetime, in person so we're going to let people eavesdrop on what we talk about but to answer your question, what gave me the courage to do this and be so raw with what i share with the world. it didn't start out asbeing for the world . what really gave me the courage is this book started out for my students . i found myself in class sharing with my kids about my own journey and what teachers once taught me. and that process in that book you know, where i go through this transformation and this reinvention. i've now turned that process into curriculum. and i use it as a tool to help build scholars. i want my students to learn from my mistakes so at first it's very uncomfortable to kind of air your foibles to the world but it's a price i'm willing to pay if they're able to use my mistakes as a compass for the places where they don't have to go. i've been there, i've learned that lesson so we are in the position we can offer them a cheat sheet. we can say look, this is the result of doing this and let me tell you how to

i know that she facetimed with you after she won. what did she tell you?mber. it was so much adrenaline going around. but i think she was saying how i wish you guys were here and i was just telling her to breathe because i can watch her, she holds in her breath and she can't breathe. so i was like, girl, you did it. now is your time to breathe. now she's seeing how proud i am of her. but it was a really good moment. >> what kind of a sister is she? spill the beans here. >> suni? >> yeah. >> she's an amazing sister. i'm so grateful for her. she's always here for me and i'm always here for her. and we just have a click like no other. >> unbelievable. 12 days apart you are, right? just 12 days apart. >> yeah. a week and a half. >> right. shyenne lee, congratulations to your entire family. we appreciate you being with us this morning. we're so happy for your happiness. >> thank you, guys. i'm so happy for her. she deserves it so much. >> it's amazing. you know, john, i get goose bumps watching, just watching suni perform, so i can't imagine what it's like to b

weekend limit who can contact you the app second send you notifications and even what's on your home facetimeg update. you can now send a link to video chat with anyone even on android or windows computer. plus you can now share your phone screen what's that hand painting? i live. text is a helpful new feature. it makes text on screen clickable copy of all and searchable. it works just about everywhere from photos to screenshots. you can even translate text instantly, other updates include a completely revamped weather app with new matthews built in background. sounds like rain or noise. you can now zoom in when you press and hold to take a quick video just like on instagram. plus siri now works without an internet syria opened photos. of course, what the assistant can do is limited when you're not connected. i can't help but that if you turn off airplane mode. but all voice processing is now town on your device. for more privacy. >> one new feature that will take some getting used to safari apple moved the address bar to the bottom of the screen. >> i was 15 arrives in the fall and will run

he does a lot over facetime and skype.ut he may still be in the hospital. >> all right. molly hunter live in vatican city. molly, thank you. joining me now is dr. vin gup that. >> how serious is this procedure and how lengthy will his recovery been? >> good afternoon. we're missing critical details. was mint mally unvase sniff did they stick a cram into a small hole or was it an open procedure? literally opening unand taking out part of the colon. it sounds like the former since he is making great progress. he'll be out for a week and then back home. that sounds like minimally invasive. the first 48 to 72 hours is key. can he start to have flew snidz he is tolerating? can they advance his diet. after that, pain control. we think a week to two weeks is general recovery for minimally invasive procedures like this. >> doctor, you've been on the front lines of the pandemic. we certainly had several conversations about it. from the very beginning when you look at the trajectory of the past year, a lot of questions about our hea

wasn't able to make it, but she was -- we were able to take a photo with her, and we've already facetimedsation one-on-one, being able to speak with the vice president, that was for sure a special moment. and, second, when the president asked if they had any questions, my son was the first to raise his hand up in the air and asked him -- and asked him, is it hard being president? and that kind of changed things for me because such a simple question by a child, but he took the time to sit and talk through everything with him, and that meant the world to him. he left the white house saying, you know, i think i could be president. >> oh, that's -- that's what white house visits are for. vanessa pierre, congresswoman rosa delauro, thank you both very much for joining us on this important night. really appreciate? >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, what the texas democrats said about their meeting with senator joe manchin today. that's next. vehicle, how do you know which brand you can trust? with subaru, you get kelley blue book's most t