jha and i spoke to the president over facetime this afternoon.ed him if he had a message for the american people. the president said he's still putting eight-plus hours of work a day and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated because in his own words, it matters. look, the president hopes the country will see that while we should continue to take covid very seriously, we have the tools we need to deal with this. president biden is benefiting from two vaccines, two boosters and he's advocating for every american to take advantage of these vaccines and boosters which we have made available for free at 90,000 convenient places nationwide, and he's benefiting from paxlovid, a powerful antiviral we've made available at 42,000 locations including local pharmacies across the country. all americans have access to the same vaccines, boosters, treatment that president biden is receiving right here at the white house, and the president hopes that all americans who are over 50 get boosted now if they haven't already and get paxlovid if they test

many older adults now regularly use facetime and zoom. stay in touch with their families. welcome to the nine andre garcia and i and andre my , my always been my parents. guys i t guy right? something happens. i you know i live close by, you know, roll over there. and you know most of the time i just restart the device and my mom has become a lot better using facetime. facebook is all over it these days. i mean, i cannot believe how good she has come at using using devices and the oddly enough i was having. we were having a little barbecue with my friend's house and his mom's in town, and she's all over. zoom now, you know, she's always in her seventies all over zoom his dad used a zoom to teach classes because he's a professor at a school, you know, not even close to where he lives. and i mean, we're talking about people in their seventies. now they're becoming more proficient at it. it's really interesting to see. i mean, as soon as you figure out if i want to see my grandchildren figure out facetime done right it was. it was out of necessity. for so many people my paren

jha and i spoke to the president over facetime this afternoon. i asked him if he had a message for the american people. the president said he is still putting in eight plus hours of work a day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated. because, in his own words, "it matters."" the president hopes the country will see that while we should continue to take covid very seriously, we have the tools we need to deal with this. president biden is benefiting from two vaccines, two boosters and is advocating for every american to take advantage of the vaccines and boosters. we have made them available for free at 90,000 convenient places nationwide. he is benefiting from paxlovid, a powerful antiviral that we made available at 42,000 locations including local pharmacies across the country. all americans have access to the same vaccine, boosters and treatment that president biden is receiving right here at the white house. the president hopes all americans who are over 50 get boosted, if they have not already, and get paxlovid if they test po

you really -- it doesn't matter near facetime.'ve been chatting or texting in early can i know if you're into some until we meet them but drinks are perfect. you don't have to sit there for however many hours. you bring up a good point but i have to go back to jackie because were talking about this last week now there's this whole dating movement -- i can't imagine -- now somebody has to be super attractive and instagram where they. they have to be rich as a kardashian. and you don't get to loosen up a little bit with head. >> him to go out on a limb and say i'm not interested in going for ice cream and i really don't want to take the walker to the facetime. take me out for a cocktail comeau should have a drink. when things go well will sit down like normal human beings. you should be willing because he put the time investment to go the extra mile. there has to be some shield or repair there has to be some time to connect. somebody said that -- i've a cooler with basil hayden's. that's a third bid. i had to have my daughters call

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and they also received that facetime call from president biden, who is isolating here at the white houseue that is very personal for the president. he has long said that he believes his late son beau's cancer was caused by exposure to these burn pits. pamela? >> kevin liptak, it is very personal for the president. thanks for bringing us the latest. joining me now are two women whose husband are veterans and they blame the toxic smoke they inhaled. founder of burn pits 360. and amanda barbosa is advocating for her husband rafael and the estimated 3.5 million veterans who were exposed to the danger. thank you both for being here. i mean, you have both been camping out on the steps in protest this weekend. amanda, i just learned right before this interviews, you spent 55 hours straight on the steps. you flew back to your home in minnesota last night. you woke up this morning and said i got to come back to washington. tell us about that. >> yeah, well, i came out on thursday after the vote happened on wednesday for our press conference. and i decided we were talking after the press conferenc

jha and i spoke to the president over facetime this afternoon.sage for the american people. the president said he is still putting in eight-plus hours of work a day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated because in his own words, it matters. look, the president hopes the country will see that while we should continue to take covid very seriously, we have the tools we need to deal with this. president biden is benefitting from two vaccines, two boosters, and he's advocating for every american to take advantage of these vaccines and boosters. which we have made available for free at 90,000 convenient places nationwide, and he's benefitting from paxlovid, a powerful antiviral we have made available at 42,000 locations, including local pharmacies across the country. all americans have access to the same vaccines, boosters, treatment that president biden is receiving right here at the white house. and the president hopes that all americans who are over 50 get boosted now if they haven't already, and get paxlovid if they test positive

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. >> i would facetime her when it was my morning, her night, and vice versa. >> we just wanted to spendther. hey, we spent too much time apart, let's come back together again. >> reporter: last year renee flew from singapore to los angeles to start a life with april. >> we started saying, i want to be your partner, as you go out and do your career i want to be who you come to when you come home from work. >> do you say "i love you"? >> of course. >> constantly. >> yeah, too much, it's disgusting. >> reporter: they share an apartment, a set of values, and a plan for their lives. in every sense a typical couple. how do you guys identify sexually? >> we're demisexual, bisexual. >> explain demisexual. >> when you require emotional interest making to feel sexual attraction. i think that's also why we -- a platonic life partnership works for us, because on a daily basis we don't crave physical intimacy. >> if you were to get romantically involved with another partner, with somebody else, or is it something that, hey, you guys would have to have a conversation and re-evaluate where you stand?

it's called lockdown mode that limits the number of device accepting the facetime calls from unknown users or loading the preview links, the messages and blocks the iphones from interacting with the devices connected to it used by police. it's aimed to counter the rise of the attacking software and sometimes the elements to take over the person's device. they say the feature should only be used if you believe you may be the target of the sophisticated cyber attack. however, policy analysts say that the new feature could also potentially protect those who seek abortions in states where it is illegal. >>> all right, now while the tech companies across the bay are shifting to work from home options and dropping the office space, google is expanding in san francisco. the former headquarters and the districts at 510 townson and 310-square foot space since the newly signed pandemic. they would move their office to south san francisco and due to skyrocketing office prices in the city. >>> a member of our bay area family is leaving and saying good-bye today. it's her last day. we'l havel >>>

and she was like, "well, let's facetime him right now." >> how cool is that? can just call dolly whenever >> seth: because they have a lot of thoughts, they're like, "can we just -- we'd love to talk to dolly about this." [ laughter ] i know we were talking about being back on the road, touring again. i have to ask about this you were in an airplane that was struck by lightning. >> yes >> seth: what was that like? >> it was really scary i was in my mom's lap, 'cause i was pretty sure it didn't matter about the seatbelts, at this point. >> seth: okay, gotcha. so you're in your mom's lap because you are already afraid >> crying. and i was scared and it was really very strange, because it was unexpected weather and a few things that day -- when i woke up that morning, i said, something just kind of felt off and not quite right and when we were on the plane, it was completely unexpected and yeah, we got struck by lightning, which then, we had to do this emergency landing and we were in the middle of south america, and i was actually on my way to a show, which by t

and his wife, who we spoke to in nepal, told us that when she would facetime him, his nose would bleedt he died, he was eating a lot of cold food, it had been over a0 degrees in the week prior to his death. and i've spoken to a good number of doctors about the circumstances of his death now, and they've told us that anyone who's working in that kind of temperature has a high likelihood of sudden death. and the issue is that what we're saying is that qatar is underreporting the numbers of heat deaths. on his death certificate, it says cardiac arrest, whereas we're saying that it's not cardiac arrest — it's cardiac arrest because of heat stroke, because of heat exposure. and the death certificates in qatar rarely give you the underlying or contributory causes of death. and that's really important because it means that employers and governments are able to say, "oh, that personjust had a heart attack." like, "what a shame. what can we do though?" whereas actually, if they said they had a heart attack because of heat exposure, then they would be liable to pay compensation. so, we're talkin

reporter: maria cardenas bustles around her oakland home, pausing her afternoon chores so she can facetime with her child sharit. >> translator: i'm very proud of sharit, without a doubt, 100% proud. >> reporter: sharit lopez is proud too. their mother is living in a nice home with a real kitchen and light-filled rooms. it's a big change for this family, which has seen more than their fair share of hard times. >> there's a lot of disadvantages. there is a lot of limiting. but it's also a way of becoming stronger. >> reporter: in high school, sharit was cleaning houses with their mother for extra income. the family lived in a cramped basement apartment as maria recovered from multiple operations due to work-related injuries. >> she just continues pushing. and it scares me to know that her necessity is so big that she takes that pain. >> reporter: their financial struggles hurt too. >> it did get to a point where we were at the edge of starving. >> it changed a lot my perspective of life. i always heard the american dream. it's easy. you have to work hard and suddenly you're going to be midd

i would make sure that i facetime with these i guys before i met them.- with them not having actually seen that their photo matched the person that they were. - we have a feature called does this bother you?, which makes it really easy to report something that you may not feel entirely comfortable with. we've seen an increase of 50% in people reporting things that they may not like. there's been an increase of crimes like sexual violence reported starting on dating apps. how does tinder plan to tackle this for women? we're partnering with a uk ngo called no more, whose mission it is to end domestic violence and assault. the way that you interact with someone literally from the very first message may set the tone for the relationships that you have. what's your future vision for tinder? i believe that from the next decade onwards, most new connections, most new relationships will start online, and so we see it as our responsibility to really ensure that those connections that start on tinder, that start with that first swipe, are positive relationships. i

. >> doctor jain, i spoke to the president over facetime this afternoon.sked him if he had a message for the american people. the president said he still p still putting in 8 plus hours a work day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated because in his own words, it matters. >> president of the president was fully vaccinated and boosted aside from the paxlovid they say is now taking extra medication to deal with his cough and his temperature. another big story today, a coroner's inquest has determined tyrell wilson died at the hands of another. in this case, a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy who is serving time in prison for killing another man on the job as kron four's. dan kerman reports it's now up to the district attorney to decide whether to file criminal charges against that former officer. >> had a coroner's inquest into the death of 32 year-old tyrell wilson. a jury has determined he died at the hands of another person and it was not an accident. it is a case where the option created by the stand, the confrontation. >> a

i would make sure that i facetimed with these guys before i met them.th them, not having actually seen that their photo matched the person that they were. we have a feature called does this bother you?, i which makes it really easy to report something - that you may not feel - entirely comfortable with. we've seen an increase of 50% in people reporting things - that they may not like. there's been an increase of crimes like sexual violence reported starting on dating apps. how does tinder plan to tackle this for women? we're partnering with a uk ngo called no more, whose mission it is to end domestic violence and assault. the way that you interact with someone literally from the very first message may set the tone for the relationships that you have. what's your future vision for tinder? i believe that from the next decade onwards, most new connections, most new relationships will start online, and so we see it as our responsibility to really ensure that those connections that start on tinder, that start with that first swipe, are positive relationships

president biden facetimed with the capitol hill protesters to show support and chuck schumer said heorrow to try to break the filibuster. joining us to discuss is alice stewart and paul begala. great to see you both on this sunday. alice, last week you had two dozen republicans reversing the support of this legislation to support veterans exposed to toxic burn pits because of a budget dispute. take a listen to this danielle whose husband died from lung cancer she attributed the death to exposure. >> we know a veteran who took his life because of the delay. he was denied from the va and lost the private health insurance. we would qualify under this bill. he actually did take his own life because he wanted to spare his family of losing their home. >> veterans and the families clearly this is emotional for them. fired up. how does the republican reversal square with the supposed republican values, alice? >> be clear. every republican on the hill supports the veterans and the women like her and that you spoke with earlier on the program. we praise the heroes in the military and honor the

when paul rudd heard about all of that he facetime brody. >> i heard about you.to talk to this kid. he sounds like my kind of guy. >> he sent a signed helmet and letter telling him he is the coolest kid and that so many people love you. things to get better. that was great to see. that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i am kim brunhuber, new dais next. for the rest of the world marketplace asia. so you'll never sit ththis one out. new icy hot pro with 2 max-strength painin relievers. the minions are coming to ihop. with an all new menu you're going to love. ♪ ♪ excuse me! enjoy the minions menu at ihop. for a limited time kids eat free! and catch minions: the rise of gru. new poligrip power hold and seal. clinically proven to give strongest hold, plus seals out 5x more food particles. fear no food. new poligrip power hold and seal. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig

is he facetiming from an ipad touch?probably just want to rest in bed with some ice cream but instead his handlers have him working in the basement harder than he works when he is healthy. they say he is fine. he is feeling good. heck, he even cleaned his plate during breakfast. >> and as you all saw just a few minutes ago the president is doing better. he slept well last night. he ate his breakfast and lunch. [laughter] >> fully. he showed me his plate. >> jesse: we're happy biden ate his breakfast like a little boy. he needs the energy because every single day someone else eats his lunch. we need to hear from his doctor. how is the president really doing? the man is the leader of the free world and to be frank, is he really old. so it would be reassuring to the american people if we could hear straight from his doctor. we're tired of getting updates from everybody except his doctor. our own jacqui heinrich tried to get some answers today but the french woman became quite feisty, watch. >> why are we not hearing from dr

i get the facetime call from my wife, lauren. got to pick it up.ed. she goes, daddy, can we keep him? [ laughter ] >> kerry: you're like, keep who? >> i went, oh god. i look. she's showing me, of course, little turbo. and then lauren set it up nicely. "daddy's got to meet turbo." i went to go meet turbo. beautiful little dog, beautiful little puppy. and he -- so this is how amazing i think the universe and god works. >> kerry: amen. >> in amazing ways. he was going to get euthanized. >> kerry: oh. >> and so my wife took my daughters to this arts and crafts place. they left the arts and crafts place. true story. they smelled what they thought was doughnuts. and this was over the weekend. so my little daughters were like, let's follow our noses! they started walking down a sidewalk to where they thought it was, strip mall. no doughnut place no sweets, nothing. they're like, wow, this is really weird. they look, and there is this adoption agency, wag more, in front of them. they walk in. lauren says, well, we're here, do you have any puppies? they bri

this includes email attachments and unsolicited facetime calls. one of the biggest moves by a tech company to fight against spyware. amazon is jumping back into the restaurant delivery -- restaurant delivery business. the retail giant is buying a 2% stake in grubhub. amazon will add grubhub food delivery to its suite of prime services to prime members will get free delivery by select restaurants. no word on when the services will begin. forget taco tuesday. now there is amc tuesday. amc theaters are offering five dollar discount tuesdays. that means tickets will be five dollars plus tax all day long. for members of the program, that is not much of a catch because the basic program is free to join. amc tuesday will join through the end of october. . i think this is just a way to try to get people to come back into theaters. >> do know if they have it in portugal or bali? >> folly. >> i will see you there. >> a program meant to help kids around the state find jobs is getting a $35 million boost. >> the youth job core is going to continue to build ou

. >> sean: if you want to get ahold of him -- >> only facetime. >> sean: what if you want to talk to, flips open. he can call, like, 09, 08 -- >> sean: austria? >> i don't think it goes that far. he's got these speed dials memorized. that's it, doesn't have anything else. >> sean: that is so crazy. >> yeah, i think his thumbs are too big. [ laughter ] for the phone or something. [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: well. well. we're going to get to something right now, because that's not the only thing that's big on him. he also uses something to cut your hair that's gigantic. you post a video with your dad, do we have that? look at this. >> i'm going to see those scissors. >> sean: i mean, what? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what? i mean -- those are like -- you could cut down a tree with those. >> yeah, they're hedge trimmers or something like that. >> sean: it looked like there was a cut on your forehead. >> yes, he did. so the -- the kind of story is that every -- he always cut my hair growing up, him and my mom. i mean, they -- yes. >> sean: they did a good job, actually. >>

talking into your watch, talking on flat screen tv, zoom, skype, facetime. we have all of that.too, the roomba; right? i'm waiting for -- jane has something really cool. she had like a machine that spit out an already made breakfast. they had a machine that brushed your teeth and combed your hair. my 8-year-old daughter needs that machine. really, she does. >> you saw george jetson go through a door that went up and it was motion detected. obviously that was invented as well. rachel, you have nine children. i find it interesting that on this show that george and jane had two kids who have completely different color hair from them. so was there an adoption angle here that we missed out on? >> i didn't catch that actually. but, you know, as a hispanic, my genes are very powerful so all my kids look like me. [laughter] >> let me tell you this, i loved this show growing up. i absolutely loved this show. part of what i loved about it were these gadgets, and now that i'm a woman, these gadgets are even more fascinating to me. i wish i had a rosy robot. i don't think anyone needs more

we facetimed and i'm like, i have kimmel tomorrow. [ laughter ] what do i do?i even showed up. >> mark: that's actually how i heard about it. [ applause ] thank you for pushing through. this is impressive that you're here. your new album comes out next month right before your 30th pb? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] the day before. >> mark: the day before. and you're also going on tour. i listened to some of the songs. it's very rock 'n' roll. it feels like this would be really fun to perform, right? >> yes, definitely. i'm so excited. i'm going back to my roots. when i started making music in this industry, it was pop-rock. and i was a huge fan of the warped tour des and all that stuff. [ cheers and applause ] i'm just going back to that. >> mark: yeah. that's the best. like, when i want to really jam and rock out, it's like the early 2000 stuff. >> yes. >> mark: you put on those rock ballads that you sing along to. >> totally. >> mark: i feel that with these new songs. >> thanks. >> mark: this is amazing. i know -- it's actually been four years since you've b

. >> stephen: and we'll facetime the third one, make her feel guilty. chef, coach, e.m.t. to us, you're everything." >> aww. ( audience awws ) that's a good dad-- teacher, driver, coach, e.m.t >> stephen: but the first draft said "dad: teacher, driver, chef, coach, e.m.t. you've been fired from so many jobs this year. get it together." ( laughter and applause ) >> that's pretty good. >> stephen: that is pretty good. >> wait, do you have a favorite father's day so far, something we've done on father's day? >> stephen: any time the kids-- the handwritten cards. that's amazing. they're on my bedside table. >> they would all hop on the bed with us-- >> stephen: hop on and then eat the breakfast. and they would-- eat the breakfast before i could get to it. >> very cute. >> stephen: fantastic. they're very large now, though. they're, like, 6'2". we need a bigger bed for that to happen. >> you're a lovely father. >> stephen: am i? >> you're a wonderful father. >> stephen: that took you eight minutes to get to. ( laughter and applause ) it's in the prompter and

there have been more tweets and announcements the president has been facetiming. this morning we're waiting for an update on the president's condition, as well as any update to the contact tracing, under way here at the white house now that the president tested positive again. boris, sara? >> jasmine wright, thank you so much. >>> we want to get more insight on president biden's condition and rebound cases of covid in general. so we have dr. peter hotez with us this morning, a professor and dean of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine, also the co-director of the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital. doctor, good morning. appreciate having your expertise on. what do we know about rebound cases? how do they happen, and who is most likely to be affected? >> yeah, no, it is happening a lot more frequently than we originally understood. in the clinical trials were conducted, boris, this is before the omicron variant, we saw rebound about 1% to 2% of the time on individuals who received paxlovid. that's what we thought, this would be a

i remember facetiming him and saying happy birthday and i sent him a library card. >> reporter: why aings that started john lewis to the civil rights is he can't go to the library and get a book because he was black. he couldn't get a library card. >> reporter: when lewis died two years ago, the nation lost an icon, tybre, lost a friend. he read the poem at the funeral. >> out of the night that covers me. i got through it and then i couldn't hold it in anymore but i was very proud of myself at that moment. >> reporter: you felt him guiding you through it? >> i felt strong like he was right beside me when i did it. >> reporter: four years ago, john lewis stood on this bridge and said to me he's optimistic about the youth of america. >> to young people, to the young leaders, just give it all you got. >> reporter: that was right before he met you. i'm sure you fed that optimism. >> i did. i never thought i'll be so involved in marchs. i just got to see the world bigger and my little corner wasn't enough. he changed my entire life. my goal is to get every kid to know john lewis, about his

he heard about the story and arranged a facetime call. the 12-year-old has been alienated it -- at his middle school. it turns out that his favorite superhero is antman. he followed up the call with a hand minute -- a handwritten note in a signed antman helmet. jobina: that is very nice. and it might be nice for someone who is into the -- for some of you who into this. raising cains is opening its first location in oakland on thursday. the first 100 dying in customers to order a combo meal will get free swag in a gift card. it is known for its famous crispy fried chicken tenders and spiced mail sauce. this location will be open until 3:30 a.m. thursdays through saturdays. that is significant. because that me tell you how it is impossible to find something late-night to eat, and then it is 2:00 a.m. the rest of the week. we could get this on the way to work. and in celebration of national chicken finger day, majorly eating champion and san jose's own joey chestnut will try to set raising canes chicken finger record. this happened july 27 i

the president is doing fine, that he's working, releasing videos we saw earlier, tweets announcing facetime calls he's had with supporters as he isolates. and we'll be waiting here at the white house today for any type of update on the president's condition. sara, boris? >> all right, jasmine wright, thank you so much for that report. >>> the spread of a different virus, monkeypox, has led officials in new york city to declare a public health emergency, making it the second major u.s. city to do so. the mayor and the city's health commissioner say 150,000 people may be at risk of exposure. >> they say the emergency declaration will boost efforts to stop the spread of the virus. leaders in the united states and across the globe say infection numbers continue to rise and the vaccine supply is falling short of demand. san francisco was the first major u.s. city to declare monkeypox a public health emergency. still ahead this hour, a surprise deal on capitol hill. revives part of president biden's domestic agenda. now democrats are making a full-court press to get big ticket items done before t

weeks ago, when president biden was in the middle east, abu akleh's family was hoping to get some facetimever materialized. so they decided to come to washington d.c. to meet with his administration in person, he was still in able to meet with president biden who was still in isolation as he recovers from covid. but they did meet with the secretary of state. after that meeting, with secretary blinken today, abu akleh's niece lina tweeted quote, secretary blinken told us that he has a duty to protect every u.s. citizen. we will hold him to this. nothing short of a u.s. investigation that leads to real accountability is acceptable, and we won't stop until no other american or palestinian family injures the same pain we had. joining us now is lena abu akleh, the nays are passing in american journalist, shireen abu akleh, who was shot dead while covering israeli military action in the occupied west bank. lena, thank you for joining us here tonight. we want to have icing of course, we are so sorry for your loss. how was your meeting about your aunt with secretary blinken today? did you find a p

. >> doctor jain, i spoke to the e president over facetime this afternoon. i asked him if he had a message for the american people. the president said he still p still putting in 8 plus hours a work day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated because in his own words, it matters. >> the president is fully vaccinated and boosted and he's taking paxlovid to ward off any severe symptoms. a judge has again stopped. the clearing of oakland's wood street homeless encampment. >> and an emotional hearing today, people who live there say they have nowhere else to go. but officials, including the governor, say it's just too dangerous to keep that site open. kron four's terisa stasio explains and not just for myself but other people out here they will lose everything. john, a resident at the wood encampments recovering from an illness. >> spoke from his hospital room at a hearing friday addressing the plan to shutter the wood street encampment on caltrans property. stay at these places because they feel safe. there are nearly 200 people have called the

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that is when he actor paul rudd who plays "ant-man" and they arranged a facetime and texts and he was the older students who made up for the younger students not signing the yearbook. >> when you think back to being a kid and how much that meant. way to go. >> he rolls in class in september and will have an entourage. how do you like me now? >> we'll cover that. >>> joe, thank you. good stuff. >> still ahead, some important safety tips you should know after scary and deadly lightning strikes a okay, snacks and popcorn are gonna be expensive. let's just accept that. going to the movies can be a lot for young homeowners turning into their parents. bathrooms -- even if you don't have to go, you should try. we all know where the bathroom is and how to us it, okay? you know, the stevensons told me they saved money bundling their boat insurance with progressive. no one knows who those people are. -it can be painful. -hand me your coats. there's an extra seat right here. no, no, no, no, no. we don't need a coat wrangler. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save

bill and i this morning that she thought to herself after the attack, she was in the ambulance, facetimingd asking herself was there anything i could have done to have avoided this, or prevented this from happening. but that's a bigger picture question for what is happening there in los angeles county. >> john: almost willing to take responsibility for some, like what can i do. >> there's nothing political about any of this stuff. democrats, republicans, everybody wants their children, wants their families to be safe, but this is what you have when you have politicians who look for, you know, virtue signalling as opposed to just doing their job, or protecting -- in this case is actually saving people's lives and protecting them. and this effort by george gascon to get rid of the three strikes law, we are not talking about, you know, people who are smoking weed or, you know, we are talking about violent felons who commit horrifying crimes, they are the worst of the worst, they are bullies, they do not care about, you know -- any issue that you care about, these people make worse. and you kn

gillam says kimber's father had to use facetime to help the 12-year-old navigate her way through thebout its young passengers and is committed to providing a safe and pleasant travel experience for them. adding, it's taking the incident very seriously and is looking into what occurred. for parents with kids traveling alone this summer, the travel mom emily kaufman says it's important to make sure they are prepared. >> inform them about the plan on the plane, getting off the plane and when they're in need of something that they can ask a flight attendant. >> and a few other tips from the travel mom, give your child a list of important contacts and phone numbers and put them in their pocket as well as their carry-on. also consider using a tracker like find my friends on their phone and of course, monitor that flight in case it arrives early or late. t.j., some scary moments there for those parents. >> well, any parent that doesn't know where their child is is scary. >>> now to one student's incredible weight loss story. she started by walking and she lost 200 pounds. our janai norman b

i would make sure that i facetime with these guys before i met them.really easy to report something that you may not feel entirely comfortable with. we've seen an increase of 50% in people reporting things that they may not like. there's been an increase of crimes like sexual violence reported starting on dating apps. how does tinder plan to tackle this for women? we're partnering with a uk ngo called no more, whose mission it is to end domestic violence and assault. the way that you interact with someone literally from the very first message may set the tone for the relationships that you have. what's your future vision for tinder? i believe that from the next decade onwards, most new connections, most new relationships, will start online. and so we see it as our responsibility to really ensure that those connections that start on tinder, that start with that first swipe, are positive relationships. i've had the most adventurous romantic encounters from partners i've made on tinder. it is a good way to meet people. so i recommend it, but with some saf

many older adults are now regularly using facetime and zoom to stay in touch with their families.icer is recovering from a gunshot wound to the upper body. what police say happened moments before the suspect opened fire. and there's a new crack on that same glacier in northern italy that caused an avalanche, killing several people earlier this month after a quick break what led first responders to why opponents of the plan say the idea violates privacy rights plus he's on inside this building. we haven't contain new evidence and troubling video in the quality school shooting investigation, the systemic failures investigators are highlighting during a recent review. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it's coming up on 8 30. today is monday, july 18th and time now for a check of the forecast. steve paulson is hearing steep, some inland areas could see a bump in their temperatures bed. you know, we're stuck in that kind of a pattern. i mean, you can see 60 to 99 or something like we saw on saturday. i mean, it's amazing. y

seniors aren't going figure out how to hit the button and use facetime to talk to their doctor.eniors aren't going to figure out how to put something on their wrist or chest or blow into it. you don't understand. well, it turns out they were wrong. and i'm looking forward to this body deciding, are you going to be with the lobbyists? or the expansion of access to health care through telehealth? because this goes away when the pandemic is declared over. here's another example, just another breath biopsy. these things exist. they've put them together. and what's fascinating is this slide's about a year or so old. it keeps going and going and going. and they're working now on a number where it's a breath biopsy to detect different types of cancers. why? why doesn't this place find joy and embrace the solutions? and you start to understand, you know, outside the folks that politicized messager r.n.a. and didn't understand the mechanisms and all those things, but we are getting so close to treating so many diseases. whether it be my fascination with the stem cell, being able to set o

telehealth is more than just looking at the phone and doing facetime or now talking.t's the wearable, it's the thing you lick. there's technology that could be crashing the price of health care. instead we're doing little incremental steps here. there's a couple of problems with the bill the democrats decided to bring to the floor. it's a two-year -- we were compromised to four up want capital investments in technology, you have to give us at least four. it should be permanent. there's also something else in here that's just frustrating. you missed the language on health savings accounts. you have 32 million people now that functionally are not going to have the access to be able to use those accounts for their telehealth. madam speaker, there's just a frustration here because we all talk pretty about this and then we're unwilling to do the things that could potentially help us all by disrupting the price of health care, increasing access, and maybe making people's lives better. instead it just became more political theater. and we should be ashamed of ourselves. with