the fcc's auction program has been a success raising $200 billion since its inception and now the fcc spectrum auction authority must be extended or will expire in six months and the fcc may not be able to complete one mid band spectrum auction and auctions that already occurred may not be able to properly close. for these reasons i urge my colleagues to work in a bipartisan way to extend this short once again. we must do this well before the fcc begins its planned auction of the gig ahurts e the federal government speaks with its own place when it comes to the airwaves and that is why the chair man and the ranking member and the spectrum innovation act it will help to clarify howaherz important the spectrum options are on the horizon should they operate to keep the process streamlined. instead of the head way to ensuring the agencies both announced the spectrum coordination initiative and reported to the house back in november and this initiative will produce the strategy that i strongly support in creating this position in tia to meet the current and future spectrum demand of consum

a couple things we require everybody go to the fcc map. that's going to help. three, reprioritizing to make sure to close the digital divide before we add additional buyers. .. that once the price of the day. >> hopefully he's able to come through. ms. rice you are recognized for five minutes. >> i'm sorry for my technical difficulties break thanks for coming today. in less than a year just under 11 million households have enrolled in the acp including nearly three-quarters of new york and thousands in my district. the fcc has stepped up to make this program a success only and we want to be sure it continues to grow with millions of eligible households that can get to enroll. my congratulations to you chairwoman rosenworcel at like to ask you i'm aware the fcc has headquartered virtual promotions. have you noticed any enrollment types of communities where we've been especially successful were up take is lagging? >> thank you. we have reached 11 million households and it has been a lot of work creating we have had more than four different sessions and we have an

and we're also looking at the fbi -- fcc gave the congress gave the fcc on a bipartisan basis.to look at past digital discrimination and make sure that we bridges gaps. >> quick question, how do we create maintenance of effort? there's oftentimes we do these one shot deals and you know it wanes overtime's. and these committees have been systemically discriminated against. how do we create within the dynamics before us a maintenance of effort? >> that's a great question as well. you know, we've, and one context we have a universal service program that provides continued funding. in this context, we should look at auction revenues. this is a source of funding that is pretty substantial. where we couldn't tao a foundation with some of these revenues. a portion of it. and say to them, here is your mission, make certain that these communities needs are addressed. make certain that we focus those efforts. so we love to work with their office on trying to bridge that. >> absolutely. and as a follow-up in your testimony you explain that revenue generated from spectrum auctions could su

at her second confirmation hearing, fcc commissioner nominee responded to a question from senator moran stating, quote, at the last hearing i expressly disavowed any support for the implementing of race regulation. then went on to say they come of the fcc tried to do it in cable in the '90s and it didn't work out well. i would like to ask for support for rates regulations. >> as for the consumer protections that don't believe that is a place we should go in order to manage the broadband industry on a going forward basis. >> i think it's important to be clear there's two important points, there is ex post manning tariffs on the front end and then the reasonable standard on the back and. we should be clear in both forms of the regulation as to broadband internet access service. >> i would like to echo the sentiments and in particular ask what exactly it would even mean for the broadband connection. i don't think that there is any knowledge here. >> yes. for my part going forward, i've not. rate regulation is part of our broadband regulatory scheme. >> commissioner, you've been a vocal pro

what can the fcc do, to deploy cv 2 x. can they provide a timeline. >> the most important thing at this point is we get the updated petition to provide access on temporary authority basis to do the kind of extermination necessary to develop their systems and we can develop rules. that's my goal as soon as feasible so we will work with them and do to make sure that takes place. >> i will commit to working with you and i want to emphasize a priority for the agency. these stakeholders need clarity and i urge the fcc to do what it can to enable the deployment faster. i will continue to push to ensure we are addressing these issues with the urgency it demands but what protections are in place to ensure that interference from unlicensed devices in the lower 45 megahertz will not interfere with its's use of the upper 30 megahertz band. >> this is the subject of ongoing litigation in the dc circuit, there are some auto interests that have taken a decision from 20202 court to hash this out in front of a judge. that's ongoing but i

fcc actions allow for things like smaller license apps. this is critical for smaller companies like ours. we continue to bring the latest services to market. means no additional spectrum will be made available in ready me to make sure congress extends the fcc spectrum auction authority. this all makes racial availability and market aiming access to this spectrum would provide increased confidence in our ability to make defeat -- meet the future data needs of our subscribers and enhance our ability to compete. expansion of auction authority will ensure hbc has what they need to participate in the 2.5 gigahertz auction. we strongly encourage congress and the ftc to make a sufficient supply of spectrum to meet growing wireless demand. anyways that allows smaller carriers to meet. while the fcc should make additional spectrum available for it was use the interagency spectrum court-martial process should be improved. i think numbers of this committee for working to enhance and restore faith in the process including efforts to date the memorandu

the fcc and the american public could be well served with her nomination. and i also wanter to commend all four of you for your outstanding bipartisan work to deliver for the american people as you await your fifth colleague. the fcc has a broad mission, regulating communications by wire, radio, satellite and cable with a mandate to promote competition, investment, diversity and security in the nation's communication i networ. it is also the congressionally designated bodygr to regulate commercial spectrum and make spectrum assignments through the fcc should be applauded for tackling such a wide array of duties with the limited budget and staff it is awarded. broadband is in a central necessary servicee for americans for their jobs, for schooling, will for healthcare and civic participation in the country. with this in mind, congress made historic investments through the cares act, the 2020 on the sandd the american rescue plan and the infrastructure investment and jobs act to connect the schools, students, low-income households , tribal communities service

do you have thoughts on how the fcc can enforce the label legal requirements? >> i think it will provide us with an additional tool. if a consumer signs of her service into the label says they get a minimum speed and they don't get that minimum speed and we start hearing from lots of consumers about that, we will have an opportunity to enforce them to take action against them and hold them to their word so it provides an additional route for activity going forward. >> great. mr. chair man, i appreciate you allowing me at the tail end and i yelled back. >> the gentle lady yields back into the chair requests consent and other information into the record. a letter from the conference on civil and human rights a document from the former fcc chair and in op-ed from congressman crowley, freda, a letter from 11 organizations on the 5.9 gigahertz band and at the chamber of commerce, a letter from two former chairs and the honorable gina raimondo. without objection, so ordered. i want to thank the witnesses for their participation today and remind members pursuant to th

what steps does the fcc taken to ensure the regulation doesn't put disproportionate burdens on smaller providers? by this action to cell phone service. i want to talk about the digital divide directly. i got to see early on with you commissioner the amazing work that you all have been doing in the fcc. to be great to get an update from my constituents including here in osceola county on the work that you all are doing to help with the digital divide. >> it's a great question and thank you congressman for your continued effort. equitable education requires internet access and many organizations have worked hard to close the gap. despite that reports have said going into the pandemic we had over 12 million students who remained digitally disconnected and underserved. last year i made it a point to meet with detroit to make sure the devices purchased through the connectivity fund are not duplicated across the programs. >> its absolute imperative we prevent waste fraud and abuse in this program and any other program. i'd love to follow up with you with more specifics to make sure give you

as -- former fcc chairman has thousands topic. >> i think the government needs to step up and create structures to develop behavioral standards but i think that there is a technological solution. why don't we have a system that sets up an alternative where we have open apis on the data going into the algorithm and the data coming out of the algorithm so that you and i are anyone else that can build the algorithm that says was going on right now? perhaps by knowing more, increasing transparency we can continue to take a step towards being better informed. >> this year we have been asked or -- after extensive research most american homes have failed to deliver -- >> there is no policy relating this problem and we want to emphasize one that up with a plethora of information religious world. >> it often gets misused or twisted. this is the exact reason a letter from the fcc because people concern, the actions must be taken. >> it is imperative that more laws must be put in place so citizens can decide what their future looks like and the democratic society. >> >> to watch this and all wi

this is whether from the fcc, action must be taken. >> is imperative that morelos more laws be put in place so people would decide what their future will look like in our democratic society. >> visit our website at studentcam.org. -- they had allies and they started on the language and causing confusion, drop it, it will not be used anymore. it took rep. chabot: a while. he starts -- it took gorbachev a wild. that is now no longer an offer. when push comes to shove and a treaty is negotiated, the treaty allows nato to move eastward across the cold war front lines. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. congress is in recess, at 9:00 p.m. eastern on monday, scholars testify on insider trading and stock trading reforms for congress before the house administration committee. on tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, executives for home appraisal firms and equal housing organizations testify about the undervaluing of homes owned by people of color compared to similar homes in white communities. that happens in front of the financia

plus the latest on how the fcc might handle the fcc delay that elon musk delay in announcing his twitter stake. and we are at the kennedy space center ahead of the all private trip to the international space station, put together by acxiom. we will talk to the star of shares about what how it all came together and what it means for the future of space travel. in my exclusive conversation with the ceo of ebay on the drover e-commerce and -- post-pandemic world, how ebay fits in. all of that in a moment, but first let's get a look at the markets with katie greifeld. katie: we saw some relief in equity markets. the s&p 500, there are 4/10 of 1% higher. brent crude, this was an interesting story, it did finish higher but at one point it was below $100 per barrel, which is remarkable. bonds meanwhile resumed their selloff, 10-year treasury yield's finishing six points higher. i want to zoom out and look at the relationship between technology and yields. you saw munitions speaking out again, even though we saw yields rise. we have gotten used to that relationship where yields are up, tech is d

should the fcc be engaged in these sorts of issues? i for one i'll answer the question causes rhetorical. i think the fcc was proper to do that and i think your question is one that a lot of people ask but i think it's easy to answer. i don't think you should blame thevictim . hong kong people wanted what was promised to them by the chinese. chinese in the treaty with the brits and the basic law and in hundreds of statements from the most senior leaders down to local level people all promised hong kong democracy, hong kong people willing hong kong and a high degree of autonomy. i'm not sure how exercising that particularly when those promises were being fulfilled is the fault of the victim who by the way these victims are in jail. we have seven people counting jimmy from apple daily. thrown in jail right now. they've been there mostly jimmy has been there over a year. most of them have been there since last june, last july. they haven't been tried, let alone convicted. they're not granted bail. it's their fault they ran a newspaper jus

there place the fcc's rules was once a dictator behind closed doors.o surprise in this chaotic approach resulted in 5g infrastructure laying follow and cancel. it's part of a dysfunctional trend frankly among agencies that disagree with the process that congress establish for reaching sound spectrum decisions for us german drought ranking member recently indicated an op-ed we should all stand up for the statutory process. others are only inviting agencies for additional actions that can derail u.s. 5g leadership. from spectrum to the infrastructure efforts i'm concerned federal government is failing to put appropriate guardrails in place. by my cat we do have over hundred billion dollars that could be used for broadband efforts for those funds are spread across a range of different agencies. i see several problems. first there is little coordination across agencies. second, there is an absence of adequate controls in place. indeed one executive branch department told me they were not even tracking how much money had gone towards broadband. many policie

and actually when we sent out the statement at the fcc, it was you don't understand, you're meddling in, you know, with somebody, this is not about press freedom, this is about other things, and you know, how dare you get in the middle of this, and that was what essentially the foreign minister said to us. >> yeah, you know, i've got aby one of the former chief executives who had a thing for the fcc, too. you guys don't like him because he's a troublemaker, because he won't sit down and shut up and kowtow to you, that's really what they don't like. and sure, i mean, it was a very aggressive newspaper and i certainly would not defend everything they did over the 26 years, i don't think anybody would, including jimmy by the way, they definitely did some mistakes and did some things that, you know, i think bloomberg, for example, would not do. but that doesn't mean that they should just be sitting in jail. and that we should have had a company that was, by the way, a publicly listed company with a market value of about 100 million dollars. it was destroyed overnight by the government, a

>> so, the fcc helps protect the public when you, the public, invest in companies.e that you get full and fair disclosure and that the public is not lied to. fraud. right? if it's a private private company, that's not under the fcc. >> when a company is public, and let's say those shareholders who you protect, are selling shares to somebody who is buying up shares en masse to potentially become the largest shareholder, similar to what elon musk may have done last week. and was possibly delayed in disclosing that, is that a violation? is there some sort of protection for those shareholders who are selling to a guy who didn't notify the fcc in a timely manner? >> stephanie, you're really good at your job. >> i'm just trying to understand with the rules are. >> i can't comment on any specific matter. but we have a law in the u.s. that's about 50 some years ago, that said that there would be disclosures when people go past a certain ownership, 5% of a company. that's something that the scc oversees those public disclosures when people buy into companies. and this was re

i mean it was an incredible thing 200 police through that newsroom and when we at the fcc put out and decrying this the foreign ministry told us to mind our own business. so that sort of i think marks or the beginning of what many of us saw as a new chapter in press freedom in hong kong, but i'd like to engage a little bit with that question of apple daily, which was you know, they they were not a polite newspaper. let's put it that way. so let me rhetorically and have seriously ask you through the question back to you did the fcc go too far and putting out that statement because the foreign ministry just slapped you guys down and there come they keep coming after you maybe you'll lose you lose your leash. should you guys and i don't know if you debated this internally when i was on the board there we used to have these debates, you know, should the fcc be engaged in these sorts of of issues. um, i i for one i'll answer the question because it's rhetorical. i think the fcc was perfectly proper to do and i think i i think question is one that a lot of people ask but i think it's it's e

it's david from a straight regulatory point of view, obviously, antitrust, and even fcc if it were to to be a lot of potential opposition i imagine if a large it can were to try to buy twitter, which seems unlikely from. musk's perspective it has to be a straight road in terms of getting regulatory okay, doesn't it >> one would think tesla and other companies are not direct competitors of twitter. you wouldn't see that hor sfwlonl problem as the antitrust regulators would call it it's interesting how some of the political motivations of regulators or former regulators are coming to the fore "the washington post," for example, against musk's takeover attempts published an article citing the recent head of the antitrust authority as well as work at the ftc said it troubled him that you could have one -- a person having -- as he put it, monopoly control a social media platform and some might say if you have a problem with that, build your own twitter don't block, you know, potentially pro-competitive, pro-shareholder transactions like this. forkz. >> yeah. last i checked a guy named bezo

the fcc says it's not in the business of censoring public airwaves.have to register as foreign agents. throughout the course of the day, sputnik has to identify where its programming originally comes from. that's the russian capital, moscow. >> terrific report. thank you very much. >>> more on russian propaganda efforts from steve hall. steve, the irony is there's no real free speech in russia. is this an example of the kremlin exploiting freedoms in the west for their own benefit? >> absolutely. the russians are really good at this. they understand in some ways better than most american citizens do how an open society works, how democracies work. the difference with mroscow is they will take advantage of that. despite the fact there's no such thing as free speech in moscow. there is in places like washington and missouri and the united states. they take great advantage of that. there's an old soviet propaganda word for people like running the stations. in russian it's usef ful idiots. they are people who the russians know how to manipulate and levera

he was reiterating his lack of respect for the san francisco office of the fcc.here are rules and then what he is going to do and he has become very successful at pushing the envelope. i think he will continue to do that. they are trying to create some carveout so he would not immediately violate the agreement. they said that elon musk can tweet about the deal but he will find ways to push the boundaries and be himself. >> we will be solving at all tweet by tweet. i want to continue this conversation with a man that knows a lot about twitter. he was part of the founding team at twitter and a board member from 2007 to 2010. jason goldman is joining me now. good to have you here. i know this raises a lot of emotion. now that you have had a couple of days to digest this, how are you feeling about elon musk buying twitter? >> it is a disappointment because i think the company could use great stewardship. but he's -- what he is revealing is how serious -- unserious a person he is. >> some would say that it is a disappointment that twitter has not grown faster or racke

amazon's license with the fcc requires them to launch at least half of its 3200 satellites by july, 2026scott has transformed american philanthropy by giving away $12.4 billion often to overlooked causes and is stepping up donations outside the united states. her latest giving spree, $3.9 billion. these serving causes across five continents, from micronesia to brazil. and ibm banking on the lingering relevance of mainframe computers at a time when many businesses are moving to the cloud. the company has unveiled a new model designed for corporate data centers. ibm has been marketing themselves as a key center for data storage both on the premise -- and in the cloud. coming up, more on what elon musk's plans could mean for twitter and free speech. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. there are a lot of opinions out there about what elon musk means for twitter. bloomberg has been taking a look at the markets before this and so far, so good. is there any indication this could be bad for investors? ed

the fcc is not done with musk.e filed as a passive investor and then an active investor while he was having conversations. they may come out and say you know what? you can't be ceo of any public company any more what would that do to the bid? i doubt that he would go along, and i don't think there is any value in twitter they have been off of the block forever and no one stepped up. so now they're stepping up with the stock inflated based on his bid? don't think so i would rather find other places to lose money which i'm doing okay at by the way >> joe, what is your perspective here, joe? >> it is that if elon wants to buy twitter, he will and it will be just through the price. how can twitter turn down a price that let's say is above 54-20. i like his strategy because it is focusing on the completion of the transaction. after that my personal view is that twitter is literally done if he buys the company you're going to disenfranchise part of the user base. if he doesn't -- >> aren't they already feeling disenfranc

could basically do whatever he wants with twitter, but without any influence from regulators like the fcc also from investors or a board of directors. so that's pretty much the planet mask him, hinted that he does not believe that the current management will be capable of turning a twitter around. but taking that company private. what do the trick there was the reaction been from the existing management and of course from the shareholders. well, i mean if you look at other shareholder, so for example, another big shareholder is the saudi prince of elite and t per twitter actually commented that he believes that the price that mask is putting at the table is not high enough. i mean, we're talking a good of $54.00 per share. the company or the stock price of twitter last year was at time so well about for $70.00 a piece. so it could not be high enough. the reaction on wall street was also quite interesting. initially the stock of twitter went up, but by the end of the training session, the stock went down. so there they are, obviously a lot of question marks them. if this offer, we will go

there's no transfer of a license that would predicate fcc review.-- there shouldn't be any horizontal, as they say, antitrust concerns in terms of vertical integration, even if he used it to promote tesla or spacics, that's not the type of thing that antitrust authorities would concern themselves about really the only question is if some of the regulatory bodies abroad or state by state rue view, and i would expect it to be relatively pro forma. >> so a loy of the broader issues that keep getting churn up, in fact because elon himself said his motivation is based on the commitment to free speech as he defines it, maybe different standards for moderating or not moderating content where does that leave things it's not as if there's no licenses, it's not about a company granting any kind of public air waves or exclusivity. so what are we talking about when we see the intersection of policy and what twitter does >> free speech, as elon pointed out yesterday, says it's one of the bedrocks of a functioning democracy, and one would think everyone would agr

so the fcc commissioner 1951, frida panic, published a piece in variety which is a sort of trade magazine for hollywood and performing arts. in which she articulated her vision for television and education. television, she said, is one of the greatest forces americans have ever known for education. but she then also ask ahead a question, she says, are we going to let this genie serve us and under varying type of horror stories and cowboy derring-do, are we going to let hollywood take it over? or can we somehow harness the genie to perform wonders a public enlightenment, quote, since the days of the renaissance. you have to be kind of picturing, this is what they're seeing, another renaissance, another enlightenment. in television. which is something that today is pretty mundane. pretty much a part of our everyday life. so part of where that enthusiasm is coming from is the very successful use of film in wartime contacts. particularly for propaganda and newsreels. so then we talk a little bit about newsreels first, newly cereals were shorts that were shown before movies. people like them s

it isn't the job of the fcc to censor content either, commissioner jeffrey starks told us.where that content is coming from. >> the public must have transparency in order to be informed and make their own decisions about separating truth from disinformation. the fcc has given its authority here, given listeners transparency so that they can decide to change the dial. >> reporter: stark says he finds some of sputnik's content deplorable, but on public airwaves, even if a station is backed by a country allegedly committing war crimes, they can in the u.s. continue to broadcast. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> i'm kim brunhuber at cnn center in atlanta. john vause will be back live in ukraine in just a moment. please do stay with us. this il stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my w way out of it. the lows of f bipolar depressin can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your r symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where

but there's also a lot of enthusiasm so the fcc commissioner in 1951 frida. honeck published a piece in variety, which is a sort of trade magazine for for hollywood and performing arts in which she articulated her vision for television in education television. she said is one of the greatest forces america has ever known for education. but she too then asked to kind of hedge question. she says are we going to let this genie serve as an unvarying diet of horror stories and cowboy daring do ie. are we going to let hollywood take it over? or can we somehow harness the genie to perform wonders of public enlightenment unequaled since the days of the renaissance, right? so again, you have to be kind of picturing. this is what they're seeing another renaissance another enlightenment in television, which something that today is pretty mundane. pretty much a part of our everyday life. so part of where that enthusiasm is coming from is the very successful use of film in wartime context particularly for propaganda and newsreels. so, let me talk a little bit about newsre

not talking about factory today were talking about chancellor they think he's taken the regulatory fccis something if you want to go after ethereum my guess yesterday - to the democrats outweighed the republicans but if he wants to do it without the senate banking committee in the house financial services committee he better do it over the next eight months. liz: look at the markets and always down 335. can i just say we should put the nasdaq up because it's down 2.5% russell looks just as ugly there both on the same amount. >> i don't think our viewers in the market appreciate inflation as much as they should we hasn't had massive inflation into new phenomena and we have had a fear response to in years when lael brainard who is considered the vice chair of the fed she is considered more hawkish than powell you have got to guarantee a 50 basis point increase in may and many more after that. we have bad inflation when you have larry fink of blackrock, jamie dimon every major financial institution same rates are going up because of inflation you as an investor have to worry that will slo

so, that is the sort of thing that the fcc generally takes an interest and. think it will be somewhat surprising if he doesn't face at least some kind of fine for the way that he won about this. >> the question will be, will define be greater less than 156 million? most likely, less than. casey, great to have you, and elon musk expert in the house. thank you, and coming up, president zelenskyy's gut wrenching plea to the world to stop using russian oil. when the 11th hour continues. as long as the west, let's put it this way, continues buying russian gas and oil, it is supporting ukraine with one hand, while supporting russia's war machine with the other hand. >> the last thing before we go tonight, stop bloody energy. ukraine president zelenskyy recently posted the status instagram account. buying russian oil and gas, you are financing the killings of ukrainians. act more decisively. stop treating the russian military machine. he also posted the following video which i will warn you, contain some very graphic and important content. president zelenskyy's powe

new run at twitter, and i at any time just make the claim with twitter but signed the documents with fcc. it's $3 billion more than his first offer. he is exploring a tender offer. he tweeted if our twitter bid succeeds we'll defeat the spam bot or die trying. >>> california is entering its third dry year. so the bay area's largest water agency is making hard decisions. they may implement strict caps on water use and fines for those who don't comply. next tuesday, the agency will consider an ordinance that will limit the amount of waterhouse holds can use per day. each household would be allowed a little under 1600 a day. it serves 1.4 million people as well as in oakland and berkley. >>> we are marking earth week here at nbc bay area and paying special attention to the issue of climate change. we all know how trees and greenery become more and more important as climate changes, but what about neighborhoods that lack the green? joe risoto jr. takes us to san jose and the push to add more green. >> reporter: we all know the pull of nature. the sensation of walking through a forest. chirpi

we're hey, it's your and your terrors b would be a free trial detention in fcc 10 south for 2 years. they're going anywhere. would you say that the manhattan m. c. c? is while he done in plain sight, a black sight on american soil? yes, i would say it's a black side that the sense of the black sites that people are be taken out and tortured, but they're being tortured in the way that their daily lives are being managed or not managed. they're not living in a day or a life. they are a, a neglected product in a warehouse where there's no maintenance, you know, i mean, even as like the most, the most sol negating place i've ever bid. one of the things that we need to consider now and has become a quite an issue, is how many of these soldiers who use to participate in these kinds of american techniques are now policeman and immigration officers who managed mexicans and hispanics and other sorts of things in integrations, today, there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques, including freezing rooms, sleep deprivation, all these things are now being used on, on, on im

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>> yeah, look, i do think that the fcc has to get involved here. we are doing more to live on our phones and get more information from our phones. and not getting information always from traditional news sources, especially when you have latino voters that are being targeted by the trump campaign, by other conservatives, to try and target them where they are, with disinformation. there's gotta be more regulation. i think that goes across the board, not just on some of these, i think this particular network was on gander which is the trump founded social media platform. but there's gotta be more regulation here. look, i will also say this. democrats have got to do a better job across the board targeting latino voters. not just waiting until three months before the election. doing it across the board, 24 hours a day, 12 months a year, to target these latino voters. we lost some of them in 2020. i think that will continue to be a trend, unless we really figure out a better messaging strategy across the board, that is consistent every day of the year a

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. >> if you are a privately run company without any fcc oversight you can do a lot of what you want. >> musk has not been sly about his criticisms of twitter calling it irrelevant and help it be a haven for what he calls free speech. he appeared in a ted conference on thursday. >> it is important that people have both the reality and the perception that they are able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> reporter: the "new york times" twitter called an emergency meeting. >> a lot of investors are skeptical and say that twitter would not necessarily agree to something like this, some say that the price is too low or, you know, perhaps it is not in the best interest of the company. >> twitter's board public response was to say it will review the proposal to do what they felt was in the best interest of the company and the stock holders, back to you. >>> tonight, a legal defeat for musk and tesla. a federal judge held up a verdict from an employee that said he suffered racial abuse at fremont. he was called racial slurs and harassed by other employees at the plant. the judge

>> today, california and 20 other states announced a partnership with the fcc to further investigate calls. >>> taking a live look at the state capitol tonight where a new bill can change the california workweek to four days. the bill would change the traditional 40 hour workweek too 32 hours a week. companies would be required to pay over time if employees work longer than four full days in a week. it would apply to companies with more than ploys, employers would not be allowed to cut pay to make up for one less workday. taking longer than expected we are less than 24 hours away until the giants return to the diamond. players are not the only ones hyped for opening day tomorrow. >> we are joined now from oracle park where there is a lot of buzz around this baseball season. >> reporter: a lot of energy with the warriors playing the lakers down the street. fans are thrilled to have both teams back in action but so are the local businesses. >> it is baja fish taco and crispy taco. >>reporter: opening day friday for giants, opening day on thursday for a brand-new restaurant across the s

simply tweeting, i made an offer with a link to the formal fcc offering. he said it is his best and final offer. musk addressed it at a ted talk in vancouver. >> twitter has become the de facto town square. so it is really important that people have both the reality and the perception that they are able to speak freely within the bounds of the law. >> not just elon musk. a private equity firm based in san francisco is reportedly considering a bid for twitter as well. we asked the media studies professor if twitter is worth it. >> well, i guess with the way the company is run, these larger questions of free speech and democracy, i don't think it matters who owns the platform. time and time again we've seen big tech chooses profits over the common good. i think this is the latest iteration of that. >> twirt had a meeting today with the staff. the entire decision will be up to the board. >>> there will be no vaccine mandates for students in california, at least for now. governor newsom announced it will be delayed inial least next summer. 2023. he said the st

to threaten them with losing their fcc license . there has to be consequences for that. >> okay. all right, so here's one from an anonymous attendee. in what ways does the government limit press access . >> that's easy, there's a number of ways. first of all they limit access to information by not telling about a foia. if they don't give you the information, that happens tiat federal, state and local levels . they make it costprohibitive . it's going to be a dollar a page, it doesn't cost a dollar of eight. we've got to have somebody do the job of making the copy. you want 10 copies, and small newspapers can't afford that. information needs to be made available and by the way, just put it on an email, send it. put it on my portable stick, my phone drive. that needs to take place. and then restrict access. there's that guy that did the bad story on us, he's not going on air force one . there's a guy, i'm not going to answer that question because that guy is going to be tough, i'm going to call on billy bob over here who's going to as

it's clear he is a busy man. 2 months after the fcc ruling, he started promoting a new crypto currency. he's also battling a raft of law suits. in february, a judge ordered him to pay a $134000000.00 fine for moving his jot out of the united states in violation of a court order or file for bankruptcy. shortly after i do the more since being kicked out of the whistle blow movement drunk, the home has been trying to rebuild his life. he says he's given up fighting, but democracy. what's in that? and i will go ahead and go ahead and listen. she would absolutely, that's the gen a thing. the detention she had, those was the contents of video love woman. so she had 3 c o means to each other and then some like a senior you could change. and i lulu a a ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara away going places to go. ah, the evidence mounts, new footage, showing more bodies found in ukrainian city of butcher. ah, i'm carry dalston. this is al, just aaron died from also coming up, take action or disband. stern words from the ukranian, priced into