. >>> next tonight here to word coming in on forrer president george h.w. bush on the mend now after a fall at his home in maine. the 91-year-old suffering from a broken bone in his neck. abc's ron claiborne at the hospital tonight. >> reporter: the former president seen in this photo on his wife's 90th birthday last month, suffered the injury in a fall at his home in kennebunkport, maine. >> it is a significant injury but right now the president is in excellent shape and we would anticipate that he would make a full recovery. >> reporter: the diagnosis, a fracture in his c-2 vertebrae. he'll wear a neck brace, but undergo no surgery. son jeb bush campaigning today in california said his father is stable. and granddaughter jenna tweet egg, thanks for all your thoughts and prayers for our dear gramps. we are optimistic he will heal well. the former president, who spoke in april in this tribute video to his wife -- happy birthday, bash. >> reporter: still, his doctors said today he is tough. just one year ago, he celebrated his 90th birthday with a bush tradi

. >> there is a first time forrering i suppose. >>> we have a lot of fog as you know if you were outks. the low clouds and fog moved in early. we can see sfo perfectly well. in concord, 64 degrees. oakland, 62. livermore, 64. san francisco, 59. in san jose, 63 degrees. i understand our former weekend anchor is watching this newscast now. ann notarangelo. you remember ann don't you? >> i do, hi ann. >> we have things that look like ... they will be cooling down a little bit. coastline remains cool and low clouds are going to be pulling into the shoreline tonight as they already have. that will keep things mild. high pressure we have had over the west coast lately will east up a little bit. the inland areas remain mostly clear. typical summer weather return to the bay area as low pressure hangs tough pacific northwest and the high stays over the desert southwest. not much is going to change. future cast bears that out. you can see all the low clouds. as the time lapse goes on, you see fairly good inland penetration of the clouds. they come back in tomorrow evening. it will be that way

. >> i thank the gentlelady forrer questions. with that we go to the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for hosting this very important hearing. mr. garfield, your testimony mentioned the desire of the industry to be free from new regulation without becoming a wild west of privacy. earlier this year federal trade commission reinforced the message staff internet on things where it recommended among other things that companies build privacy and security into the designs of their connected devices. last congress i introduced the apps act a common sense approach to an urge enproblem that would protect consumers without disrupting functionality or innovation through a safe harbor and other mechanism for trust in regulation. i view these as reinforcing of ftc staff recommendations on privacy and security for connected devices and i plan to reintroduce the apps at this current session of congress. privacy is an issue that should unite us not drive us apart. in annals on echo system where over 25 billion connect

good and doesn't come to work, in order to start a business, well that's going to create less jobs forrer. if electricity is going to one neighborhood because they're well connected and not another neighborhood, that's going to limit development of the country as a whole. if someone in public office is talking a cut that they don't deserve, that's taking away from those who are paying their fair share. so this is not just about changing one law, although it's important to have laws on the books that are actual will you being enforced. it's important that not only low level corruption is pun ushed but folks at the top, if they are taking from the people that asked to be addressed as well, but it's not something that is just fixed by laws or that any one person can fix. it rurz a commitment by the entire nation, leaders and citizens, to change habits and to change culture. tough laws need to be on the books, and the good news is, your government is talking some important steps in the right direction. people who break the law and violate the public trust need to be prosecuted. n dprks os hav

. >> reporter: jenner shooting down critics hopeful her journey will pave the way forrer os struggling. >> if you want to call me names, make jokes, doubt my intenses go ahead, because the reality is i can take it but for the thousands of kids out there coming to the terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn't have to take it. >> i knew arthur ashe. sat out there in the audience on many occasions and i thought to myself boy, what if someday i could make a difference in the world and do what i'm doing. i wonder if i did that. tonight was it. >> reporter: jenner moved to tears as she thanked her difference. >> the biggest fear in coming out is i never wanted to hurt anyone else most of all my family and my kids. i am so so grateful to have all of you in my life. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> you were able to hold it together until talking about your family. >> it wasn't easy. i'm great to be in a position where my family has been so supportive of what's happening, you know. my kids are great. my kids are absolutely wonderful. and i'm blessed to have just wonderful child