>> i think it's her unapologetic way of just being 100% gigi. >> reporter: after gigi fell for nat sheame out once again to her fans. >> from this point forward, i am a lesbian. >> reporter: tell me about your journey to coming out, if it's the right word, as lesbian. >> my growth, and when i grew up, i felt most comfortable with a label. when i came out as a lesbian it was because i had fallen in love with the love of my life. and she's a woman. iady, a i wasn't afraide anymor. >> she did receive a lot of hate for it and a lot of negativity. but i think gigi was really true to herself when she decided to let everybody know hey, i'm lesbian, and this is who i am. >> reporter: after two years of dating, nats proposed on a whirlwind trip to paris which gigi shared on her channel. >> i feel like it was a full dream. >> reporter: the wedding slated for july. >> the ring is gorgeous. >> reporter: which is fitting for gigi gorgeous. >> exactly. >> reporter: both want to start a family. we talked about motherhood for you guys. >> yeah. >> reporter: what does that look like? here you are, i'm

gigi concept car that was unveiled at the l.a. auto show late last year. started just a reminder washy for likes the look of eternity two straight up but he won't be on his own for the dry he's joined by dennis schmitz from a technical project manager for the e. what dennis says it's a fully fledged show car he's happy to show him on a well what the team is like if it's. a company by a police escort the pair begins their trip through the streets of l.a. the car has no number plates and is not normally permitted to drive on public roads a fully electric coupe a both an impressive four hundred thirty four kilowatts of power so it could rival some sports cars out there and all with zero emissions but sadly here in the city they can't push the tron anywhere near to its limits aside from the electric motor the cabin of the car is also unusual. and does the dentist explains that the interior uses only materials there are no animal based products at all the steering wheel uses microfiber the seats are fabric it includes recycled materials the floor mats for examp

next right here on my left, is gigi sewn. floe an georgetown technology institute for technology law and policy. and benten senior fellow. she is one of the nation's leading public advocate for open affordable and exactic communications networks. for 30 years gigi has worked yoos the country to defend and preserve the fundamental competition and innovative policies that have made broad band internet access for ubiquitous, competitive, affordable, open and protective of user privacy. most recently she was an open society foundations leadership in government fellow and a mozilla fellow. from 2013 to let 10u6rs ms. son was counselor to the kmarm of the fcc tom wheeler. advising the chairman on a wide range of issues of internet telecommunication and media. representing the chairman and the fcc in a variety of public forums around the country, as well as serving as the primary connection between the chairman office and outside stakeholders. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >> and daniel castro, who is vice preside

think about the data retention issue that gigi was talking about at the beginning.have one state that requires certain data to be retained and another that says it's not allowed to be retained, it's probably not a great system for consumers or businesses. i think instead of talking about federal legislation in terms of preemption, i think we should be looking at it from another direction. we should be establishing, congress should be establishing the high standard for customer privacy protection and control. a lot of the rights that are in the gdpr come from a u.s.-led process oecd, the right user controls that we should permit. of course different jurisdictions would make sense, a different way of implementing that. i think making sure we have good strong consumer controls at the federal level is important. >> if i can just chime in, i think one of the interesting lessons from the gdpr, the motivation for gdpr wasn't proprietarisey, 20 members states with different privacy laws. it was basically the patchwork we had here. they said, wait a second, this isn't workin

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. >> i'll defer to gigi whitly. we're spending approximately $1.2 million a year on the homeward bound programme and that's what we have budgeted and that's part of the problem-solving. in addition to the private funding, there's a million dollars a year for the temporary grants, the problem-solving grants we're piloting. then we have funds for eviction and homelessness prevention and i'm not sure of the budget on eviction prevention. we'll have to get back to you to answer that question. my apologies, supervisor. >> no problem. so last year, the board had prioritytized funding for placement family shelter in the bayview that had showers and was open during the day and had space for children to play and we prioritized the bayview shelter with showers and open during the day for that severely underserved community. can you talk about the progress? i know neither of those things have happened but what's going on. >> so, yeah, the progress has been slow and disappointing. we are currently speaking to replace or to repl

gigi, this question is for you to start with and then maybe others can weigh in. you said that you are still pretty sanguine about noticing choice as a part of the frame work. can you talk about the limitations there? there's a fair amount of critique and alternative methods that -- [ inaudible ] -- that you think might be worth exploring. >> yeah. i call it notice and consent, notice and choice. i guess it's pretty much the same thing. i think the main critique is that, you know, consumers -- well, companies will make it difficult to actually exercise that choice, or they'll, you know, as i just discussed before. i think that's why having, you know, clear rules and having good enforcement might change that. i think that's the main critique is that it's ineffective because people don't exercise their rights, okay? again, at a certain point, you know, there's got to be a little bit of personal responsibility there, but obviously if the companies make it difficult, then you can't do it. you know, the alternative that i've seen is just, you know -- and this is a viab

. -- as gigi andee paying was reported at -- as xi ingping was reported as saying back in december, let'see which side blinks. the key for me is the enforcement mechanism. theforce tariffs, which business community won't like. but also, to pre-commit not to retaliate. hows really hard to see china can accept that and sell it as a victory at home. does that mean that ultimately trump has to blink to get a deal? these are the questions we are addressing now. david: how far does that go? based on what you said, if we do get a deal, we have to read between the lines based on who is better off. i just wonder how it filters through them into market sentiment. markets at this point in time? cliff: i don't think so. i'm making a call. chinese equity markets but also global equity markets. that would also assume that trump would come to his senses. that he would essentially cave on everything he did last year. i don't think we are going back to life as it once was. i think the investment regime in the u.s. has changed a lot for chinese money. that will put a crimp on chinese technological innovati

bette midler, gigi hadid, christiana amanpour. >>> first, it's nice and warm out today. bake them up. that would be fantastic. looking at your week ahead, it's going to be severe storminess in the southeast and the gulf coast. spring heat in the southwest. flooding continues in northern california in the pacific northwest. by wednesday we have a big snowstorm going on in the mid-plains. windy and hot through texas. sunshine mid-atlantic into the gulf. wet weather in the pacific northwest. then on friday that big storm moves east, brings showers along the coast. more snow left over through the great lakes, below average highs in the midsection of the country. looking at wet weather >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kerry hall. expect a mostly cloudy day, and then by this evening some rain starts to move into the north bay. we could see scattered showers moving through there, quick showers moving light overnight and early into tomorrow morning. after that we clear out. we're going to see sunshine with gusty winds and we'll keep it dry for the middle of the week. a new ro