private gonzales' murder just one of many examples of violence against women in the military.y specialist vanessa guillen murdered in 2020, sparking nationwide calls for reform within the army. gonzales' grieving mother gloria leaning on guillen's family to get through this difficult time. >> i spoke to her mother, and, you know, and she just went over everything with me, and i told her, don't give her up. keep going. >> and at this point, the investigation continues into a motive for the murder. wilkerson scheduled to be in court this week, but hard to believe because this girl was 19 years old when she died, 21 years later a development in this case. >> happy for her parents they have been able to get some answers. >>> a title change is reportedly in the works for queen consort camilla expected to take place . lama hasan is back with us again. good morning to you, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you again, eva. the coronation countdown is on. only 69 days to go. the country is gearing up for king charles to be officially crowned along with with his wife, camilla, of

the gonzales family will be in the courtroom.ase before the court, there will be another one tomorrow that will deal with a family suing big tech companies, google, twitter, facebook. that's under a different law, an anti-terrorism law. so there are two big cases at stake here, big tech really bracing for what could be the ramifications because if these protections get chipped away it could mean big changes in how they operate. they might have to take down a lot more speech than they previously did. >> a lot more quickly. >> it's going to impact all of them, facebook, twitter, youtube. jessica schneider, thank you so much. >>> still ahead a clinic opening today for people who say that they've had symptoms ever since that toxic train wreck more than two weeks ago. what we expect to hear as the epa chief is back in east palestine, ohio, next. will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you wiwith the tools and expertise you need to bring outut the innovator in you. ♪hit it!♪ ♪it

augustine gonzales was shot 14 times by hayward police. they say they thought he had a knife at the time and actually ended up in a small razor. mac wood fox was shot after an attempted traffic stop in 2008. and her buckskin was shot by police during a traffic stop in 2007. the last case involves the net martin who died in jail in 2021. the d.a.'s office may not be able to file certain charges in some cases because of the applicable statute of limitations. it will depend on whether or not the office finds misconduct after all. >>> oil companies were bringing in record profits. marathon petroleum made a profit of $.75 per gallon off of drivers last year. that is two and higher than the average. the spike in prices resulted in $63 billion in profit over a three-month period. >>> a push to fight climate change. lawmakers just introduced three bills. two focus on transparency when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. the third would stop the state from investing certain retirement funds into fossil fuel companies. >> senators alex padilla and

and that was christina gonzales reporting.the travel advisory has been up since before that incident last year. 30 million americans travel to mexico, many of them from right here in california, california lawmakers are proposing a bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases right now, a person with claims of child sex abuse must file the civil case before the age of 40. but assembly bill 4 52 would change that. it says if you were sexually abused as a child, it won't matter how much time has passed. if you that cay member don addis from that bill last week scanner, releasing a statement saying, in part a b 4 52 will right this wrong by eliminating the deadline for taking civil action against child abusers and those who aided or allowed the abuse to happen or covered it up. legal analyst steven clarke says it can be challenging to defend claims that are decades old, which is why that statute exists . he says defending these allegations aren't covered by insurance can ruin lives if those claim

the driver, jerry gonzales, captured the encounter with the cameras in his car. he was on the road monday night in san jose when a driver came up behind him and flashed his high beams. he says the other driver stopped his car in front of him and opened his trunk and pulled out a machete. you can hear what happens next. the machete-wielding driver smashed the window, got back in his car and sped off. gonzales called police and followed them. >> i've got a guy here, he's got a machete. he's got a machete. >> when he pulled it out, i was, like, oh, man, he's going to try to attack me. i should try to get out of here as fast as possible. >> police are still investigating. you can watch more on nbcbayarea.com, on our home page under most read. >>> new video shows a tesla bursting into flames on the side of a freeway. this was near sacramento over the weekend. take a look at that. they were on highway 50 when they say smoke started coming out of the front of the tesla. they heard a loud pop, pulled over, they saw flames. they say they barely made it out before the car

gonzales. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made in her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving pleasanton police in 2022. caleb smith involving hayward police in 2021, joshua, gloria, involving fremont police in 2021. >> mack, jodi woodfox involving the oakland police in 2008, an andrew mopping bucks and come police in 2007 cases of maru gonzales who died in custody involving the alameda police department in 2021 and another martin who died by suicide at santa rita jail in 2021 will also be reopened. both of those cases were examined by multiple outside agencies and the officers and deputies exonerated. but noone says more still needs to be done. >> and i do think that this is. a step in the right direction, like i said, but there's just so much more to

congressman gonzales, thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it.as we mentioned the president only briefly highlighted the functional crisis in the state of the union and flooring, how much fentanyl has been brought into the country just this year alone? >> 94000 pounds. i remember we used to talk about drugs and grams, now it's po pounds. more than 7000 of that came from the southwest border so that's enough to kill every single american five times and that's just what we seized. when you heard the president talk about fentanyl last night, let's spend more money and people more security more to tech detected. that's not the answer. 2 milligrams can kill you, it's hard to detect and only getting stronger, that's not the answer. ashley: absolutely frightening and has oversight chair james, calling out the biden administration for its narrative what did he say? >> he accused of selling the american people the sanitized version. >> administration officials continue to say they are creating a quote safe and orderly, humane immigration system but realit

gonzales. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made in her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving pleasanton police in 2022. caleb smith involving hayward police in 2021, joshua, gloria, involving fremont police in 2021. mack, jodi woodfox involving the oakland police in 2008, an andrew mopping bucks and come police in 2007. >> cases of maru gonzales who died in custody involving the alameda police department in 2021 and another martin who died by suicide at santa rita jail in 2021 will also be reopened. both of those cases were examined by multiple outside agencies and the officers and deputies exonerated. but noone says more still needs to be done. >> and i do think that this is. a step in the right direction, like i said, but there's just so much more t

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gonzales versus google today. that will start at 10:00.ou can hear live audio on our c-span network if you stay on if you want to follow along on the outcome c-span now, you can do that on a website at c-span.org. tomoowwitter comes into view when it comes to t decisions and questions about social media. 10:00 is when you can see that case. we will follow along on various platforms. it was the topic of twitter that was the house republicans recent hearing looking at twitter when it comes to practices, when it comes to the hunter biden laptop story. the featured guest was jim baker. not only was he general counsel for twitter but he has been counsel for the fbi. he talked about the claims against him personally and twitter overall. [video] >> i was not aware of and did not engage in any conspiracy or effort to do anything unethical, improper or unlawful while i was at twitter, period. i did not act unlawfully or inappropriately in any manner with respect to hunter biden's laptop. documents that twitter has disclosed publicly reflect i urge

the attacker was falling to an apartment complex where he's then seen jumping out and chase and gonzales his car with a large machete. got okay. you get over here. gonzalez eventually backs off and gets away unharmed. his work car, how ver, has seen better days. gonzalez says his advice to other drivers is to not give in to the aggressive behavior of some people on the road. i have no will toward the kobe get the help needs in the best way to, you know. >> want you know that i have no hatred, though. dallas sort of person. you just. it is just he did something stupid. you should have done. >> well, the license plate of the attacker was pretty visible on gonzalez is dash cam video and he's hoping police will use this to quickly find the person who is responsible for doing this reporting live in studio. dan thorn kron. 4 news. all right, dan. the search continues tonight for the suspect or suspects who shot and killed a boy in oakland. >> happened about one 30 this morning on dowling street in the city's eastman neighborhood right next to the a spy or college academy. it's not clear where

maru gonzales is death from april of 2021.zales died after the officers tried to arrest him on suspicion of shoplifting at a park. the officers pinned him to the ground for several minutes. the county coroner ruled the death as a homicide saying he had a heart attack from meth. use and being restrained by officers and investigation by the city found that the officers did not violate police department policy. now the unit will review those deaths as well as other deadly police shootings by pleasanton police hayward and fremont officers as well as county sheriff's deputies at santa rita jail. alameda county's senior assistant district attorney says that reopening these cases does not guarantee charges will be filed, but it will give their office time to review and to leave, quote, no stone unturned. now alameda's new district attorney pamela price. she was voted into her position this past november and deiah james, this new unit that will investigate these cases is part of the promises she made during her campaign reached out to

augustine gonzales was hayward police in 2019 mario gonzales with alameda police in 2021, the martin involving alameda county sheriff's deputies at the santa rita jail in 2021. mack, jodi woodfox with oakland police in 2008 andrew mopping buckskin with oakland police in 2007, each involved police agencies and the sheriff's office which has been asked to return evidence to the da's office for review. the district attorney's office says all of the families of the victims have been notified and justice has not been forgotten. writing, quote, a reopening of these cases does not guarantee charges will be filed, but we'll give this office and my team time for thoughtful review and to leave. no stone left unturned. meantime, a former oakland city leader is questioning the role of the federal monitor overseeing the oakland police department says magoon. we'll have more details on that. and a possible financial conflict of interest. coming up a little bit later in this hour. chinatown leaders joined san francisco officials today to talk about safety at this year's chinese new year parade. the

. >> when 26-year-old, allie gonzales noticed snow outside her window, she was so excited, she wrangled her entire family, hopped into the car and headed straight for the white stuff, all still in her pjs.>> snow is a magical feeling because it is so rare. >> normally they have to drive more than four hours to see the snow. but today, all it took was a quick five minute drive, where they wasted no time in getting into a giant snowball fight.>> the more it is compacted, the better it'll fly and hit your target. >> reporter: parts of the bay area turned into a winter wonderland friday morning, the unusual weather conditions a result of back-to-back storms, giving local residents a rare moment of fun in the snow. jason came here with his 5- year-old son, preston, who until now has only seen snow at lake tahoe. today, he's making a snowman, a stone's throw away from his home.>> we thought we would maybe drive a little bit and see what we could find. and here it is. 15 minutes from the bay, this is awesome. >> reporter: the snow made for tricky road conditions around the bay area on friday b

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gonzales. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made during her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving pleasanton police in 2022. caleb smith involving hayward police in 2021, joshua, gloria, involving fremont police in 2021. mack, jodi woodfox involving the oakland police in 2008, an andrew mopping bucks and come police in 2007. >> cases of mario gonzalez who died in custody involving the alameda police department in 2021 and another martin who died by suicide at santa rita jail in 2021 will also be reopened. both of those cases were examined by multiple outside agencies and the officers and deputies exonerated. but noone says more still needs to be done. >> and i do think that this is. a step in the right direction, like i said, but there's just so much m

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the attacker was falling to an apartment complex where he's then seen jumping out and chase and gonzales his car with a large machete. got okay. you get over here. gonzalez eventually backs off and gets away unharmed. his work car, however, has seen better days. gonzalez says his advice to other drivers is to not give in to the aggressive behavior of some people on the road. i have no will toward the kobe get the help needs in the best way to, you know. >> want you know, just i have no hatred, though. dallas sort of person. you just. it is just he did something stupid. you should have done. >> well, we know that police are investigating this case and apparently on this video, you can pretty clearly see the license plate. so police are probably going to find this person pretty soon. but it's pretty scary done and did not. he's remarkably calm and cool for somebody that went through a situation like that. i don't know how i would have reacted. well, that's what is that going to ask you because you can see the license plate, but i'm just wondering, and i mean, should we all start having vid

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. >> gonzales. >> who is gonzales? >> what did he look like? >> he was short.was a pale one. >> this whole conspiracy that started taking form, i started to write my -- >> zach heinzerling joins me now, he is the director of stolen youth: inside the cult at sarah lawrence which is streaming now on hulu, and it is haunting every waking minute of my day. zach, this film, this truth is so disturbing, what made you tell the story? how did you get involved? >> well, one of the survivors who we originally spoke to the new york magazine reporters and asked me to make a documentary, and for, him this was about potentially helping people -- alicia and others were still in the throes of larry, and speaking, out and making a documentary could help people who were -- >> you watch, we watch some of these victims go from being in his grasp, to pulling out of, it and trying to regain normalcy. but what blew my mind from the beginning, he coerced these kids from the comfort of their dorm room, he was allowed to stay in their dorm room. how on earth did that possibly happen. i'

maru gonzales is death from april 2021. gonzales died after officers tried to arrest him on suspicion of shoplifting at a park. the officers pinned him to the ground for several minutes. the county coroner ruled the death as a homicide saying he had a heart attack from meth. use and being restrained by officers and investigation by the city found that the officers did not violate police department policy. the unit will review those stats as well as other police as other deadly police shootings by pleasanton police, hayward and fremont officers as well as county sheriff's deputies at santa rita jail. now, alameda county's senior assistant district attorney says that reopening these cases does not guarantee charges will be filed, but it will give their office time to review and to leave, quote, no stone unturned. cow alameda's new district attorney at pamela price. she was voted into her position this past november. the new unit that will investigate these cases is part of the promises she made during her campaign james, back

gonzales. what was she? cheer. westcott, unifor. you to the daughter. jim sama, washington re duff's way wor gilbert school. so he was a calisha, missouri from whom shasta, what has dual credit that bullet, dornbush flowing additional school, boost the soviet ortho was in a thanked, ignored events took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid. a munich britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the culmination of the policy to appease hitler. ah, i have brought you peace, the prime minister chamberlain promptly tell the british people on his return from munich churchill reply. we have sustained a total, unmitigated defeat. oh, those are the features which marked an improvident stewardship for which great britain and france have dearly to pay churchill beak realised. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler had been a big mistake. ah ah ah, ah ah. ah needs to come to the russian state. total narrative. i've st

statement that she will examine whether those officers acted criminally during a confrontation with gonzales in april of 2021, you might remember this video. the 26 year-old was pinned facedown at one point for more than 5 minutes. it is one of 8 police cases that price announced she would reexamining. we examined rather fulfilling a campaign promise to hold law enforcement accountable. the city of alameda said it is aware the da will review this case and will cooperate. the da says she'll also review these cases going back to 2007 andrew mopping buckskin mac, jodi woodfox augustine gonzalez, caleb smith. joshua, gloria panetta, martin and cody this also comes after tyre. nichols died 3 days after memphis police officers beat him during a traffic stop on january 7th and now 5 former memphis officers who are involved are facing murder charges. joining us now to weigh in on all of this and what it means for police officers in alameda county and the da's office is our legal analysts. michael cardoza, lot to take in here. but let's start with what's going on in alameda county with carry a what d

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. >>> tomorrow, the court will hear oral arguments in gonzales versus google. the family of a victim killed in a 2015 i.s.i.s. attack in paris argues the parent company of youtube promoted terrorism videos through its algorithm. a similar lawsuit against twitter filed by family members of an istanbul i.s.i.s. attack will be heard on wednesday. >>> there is no direct link between the website and the attacks, so a decision in cases could come in the summer. >>> turning to tech news, meta- introducing verified accounts for a fee. the parent company of facebook and instagram will first test the new service in new zealand and australia before rolling it out to other countries. badges will cost 1199 per month on the web, 1499 on apple and android operating systems and the payment also covers extra protection against account impersonation. so, the move is aimed at influencers and voters who use social media with their business. >>> a dog dodging cars go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >>> taking a live look at sfo, it will soon be e

gonzales, whose death was ruled as a homicide. the county coroner says he had a heart attack from meth use and being restrained by officers. we spoke to one of the family's attorneys about what this could mean to the family's case. like it's a new day. >> you know, this is a breath of fresh air. alameda county's newly elected district attorney pamela price launches a public accountability unit. the team is now looking into several police killings, including the 2021 death of mario gonzalez. we can hold police officers accountable. give a fresh set of eyes to new case to those cases and give them the proper review that they deserve. adante pointer, co-founder and trial attorney is representing gonzalez, his mother. >> her son died after alameda police officers pinned him to the ground for several minutes as he tried to arrest him on

this is how oscar gonzales field these days.is the manager of pancho villa, just a few steps from the b.a.r.t. station. he says that he can't go on like this. there has to be a positive change. they have been waiting for that change for decades, he tells me, as he works extra hard on this wednesday afternoon to make as much money as possible before he has to close! these days he chooses to close early. oscar says that the streets near his restaurant are extremely dangerous after 10:00 p.m. oscar tells me that closing early is less dangerous for the employees here. he says that the decision was made after an employee was actually attacked last year while waiting for the bus. employees like waterloo bay are terrified. guadalupe tells me that the situation in the mission is terrifying. i remember 25 years ago when i came to live here, she says, and the mission was so pretty. but now everything is ugly, sad and dirty. we spent some time with guadalupe and her friends talking about the 20 years and the changes she has seen. more home

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now, one of those cases include tomorrow, gonzales, whose death was ruled as a homicide. the county coroner says he had a heart attack from meth use and being restrained by officers. we spoke to one of the family's attorneys about what this could mean to the family's case. like it's a new day. >> you know, this is a breath of fresh air. alameda county's newly elected district attorney pamela price launches a public accountability the team is now looking into several police killings, including the 2021 death of mario gonzalez. we can hold police officers accountable. give a fresh set of eyes to new case to those cases and give them the proper review that they deserve. adante pointer, co-founder and trial attorney is representing gonzalez, his mother. >> her son died after alameda police officers pinned him to the ground for several minutes as they tried to arrest him on suspicion of shoplifting at a park. former da nancy o malley cleared 3 officers of criminal wrongdoing former district attorney o'malley. >> there is far and few if any police cases that criminal charges we

miss nicholas gonzales. we don't need to have done it all, but shows solid groundwork causes of it work which is thorough enough to show we've identified and addressed all the major issues article support and that what's left or details yet on trim? is that the? no, so yes, this is a big deal for us also from union on bobbin. as he also searched the dom start university team comprises around $150.00 students drawn from various fields, physicists, computer scientists, mathematicians and electrical engineers. they all share a passion for space. several have already completed internships with the isa, the german aerospace center, or other agencies funding. but on mine i am putting on global i moved, i was in one of the control rooms and got to dispatch a command to a satellite, evident, also to think that that santa light is out there and many replies steel command. that's just amazing is because i follow his muscle invisible and i think it was when the space ex operations got all the media coverage that i thou

gonzales, whose death was ruled as a homicide. the county coroner says he had a heart attack from meth use and being restrained by officers. we spoke to one of the family's attorneys about what this could mean to the family's case. like it's a new day. >> you know, this is a breath of fresh air. alameda county's newly elected district attorney pamela price launches a public accountability unit. the team is now looking into several police killings, including the 2021 death of mario gonzalez. we can hold police officers accountable. give a fresh set of eyes to new case to those cases and give them the proper review that they deserve. adante pointer, co-founder and trial attorney is representing gonzalez, his mother. >> her son died after alameda police officers pinned him to the ground for several minutes as he tried to arrest him on suspicion of shoplifting at a park. former da nancy o malley cleared 3 officers of criminal wrongdoing former district attorney o'malley. >> there is far and few if any police cases that criminal charge

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the case gonzales was google was brought by grieving parents whose daughter was killed in that paris terror attack in 2015. they sued youtube for posting i.s.i.s. content. the suit takes a nearly 30 year law known as the conditions indecency act, and offers to companies protections against lawsuits over third-party content. >> everybody is trying their best to figure out how the statute applies, the statute, which was a pre-algorithm statute applies in a post- algorithm world. >> the ruling could change how people use the internet. it is expected to come sometime this summer. >>> still ahead, the owner of this corvette is about to make a heck of an insurance claim. this is one of the many seems to show you from the wild wind howling right through the bay area. >> not good for that driver. when was the last time that you saw snow in san francisco? if you are under 50, probably never. but, there is a chance it could come very close this week. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with s

let's check back in now with meteorologist for rhoda gonzales, roberta cold enough for that snow to stickd for a little while. we're going to see our daytime highs tomorrow. a couple degrees warmer than today. do you see him? got it. you know, that's how it was this one. i was like a kid. waking up on christmas morning and seeing the snow yet. yeah and it was so widespread in the snow fell so low down to 250 ft. this is the area of low pressure, the core still off the california coast theater bands pushing onshore, just nailing southern california. look at all that activity around the fresno area and those feeder bands again working their way from the sacramento valley in a counter clockwise position, it's blowing some precipitation back into the bay area. we see that cell right there, skip it across oakland and then ending up on the peninsula working its way towards pacifica and half moon bay, currently 34 degrees in santa rosa. yes it's cold temperatures pretty much in the forties. we do have 35 in novato. the national weather service has issued another freeze warning for tonight as we

giuseppe gonzales is an energy and climate analyst.is. is this really the time to be pouring money into going net zero? fossilfuels, gas, oil, coal — they're nherently volatile markets. they cost an absolute fortune and they've driven up household bills by almost double already. that's simply unacceptable. fossil fuels are actually driving the cost of living crisis, and they're working against our national interest. so, what would we see if we didn't go net zero? if we don't go net zero, we don't end our contribution to climate change. and if we don't end our contribution to climate change, we will see more frequent and extreme weather events. we will see more extreme heat flooding, which is going to cause, untold damage to human lives, livelihoods, agriculture, biodiversity, our infrastructure, our economies. the reality is is that every fraction of a degree matters. the sooner that we can end our contribution to climate change, the fewer of these devastating events that we'll have to tolerate. how much would it cost us not to tackle

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. >> up next, the supreme court hears oral argument in gonzales versus google, challenging section 230 of the communications decency act, which protects companies from liility from user content on inrnet platforms. the tech companies argue that it will increase the legal risk asciated with algorithms used for curating online content. first, section 230c1 is limited to claims that would treat the defendant as a publisher of thirdparty content. the statute uses published in the common lse. the fourth circuit decision in henderson correctly interp the statute in that manner and concludes iolves two elements. the claim must be based on the action of the defendant in disseminating thirdparty con and the harm must arise from the content itself. second, section 231 is limit to publicof information provided by another content provider. h is often referred to as the statutory defense doesn't apply insofar as a claim is based on wordsrien by the defendant or other content createbyhe defendant. inomcircumstances, the manner in which thirdparty coent is organized or presented could convey other in

the gonzales versus google case, contractors being liable for anything that is posted on their socialctims to sue people who have aided supposedly a terrorist organisation. so they are facing dwindling ad revenues and also mounting costs, particularly on the legal side. interesting, thank you, we appreciate your thoughts on the story. more details on the website. thousands of workers across the uk have switched to doing fewer hours for exactly the same pay, after their employers took part in what's thought to be the world's biggest trial of a four—day week. following the six—month pilot, the vast majority of businesses that participated said they were continuing with the new working pattern with many reporting that staff are healthier and happier. our business correspondent emma simpson has the details. this is what a friday looks like at environmental consultancy firm, tyler grange. all the staff are. they get 100% of their pay, but do 80% of the hours. what started as a trial is now a permanent switch. ~ . , trial is now a permanent switch. ~ ., , ., switch. we have seen our happine

caroline: overall it felt as if some holes were being punished into the arguments coming from the gonzalesamily. this is about the loss of a daughter, about islamic terrorism, but what did they have at issue with the legal arguments here? emily: we heard frustration and confusion from the justices off the bat during the three-hour oral arguments. the justices said, what is the line you are drying? most things on the internet are recommended to users through algorithms. they say that the gonzalez family has not shown what they are even wanting to do to section 230. caroline: overall in terms of the arguments coming from big tech, what is its argument at the moment as it stands? we heard from mark zuckerberg, seeing ways in which it could be nuanced or updated. we saw what europe put in place to tackle some of the harassment and hate speech. will 230 be brushed aside for the time being, at least? emily: they are definitely leaving the possibility open. the social media companies say maybe it is time for congress to take a look at section 230, but this is not a question for the supreme court,

one of these undercover agents, robert rodriguez, who gave his name to branch davidians as gonzales,went over to mount carmel. he got to talk to a lot of the davidian's including david koresh and was invited to some of their bible studies. our drink is -- rodriguez was aware of the morning of february 28 1993 that branch davidians had learned atf raid was imminent. he was in mount carmel when david koresh was notified that the atf was coming. and even though david koresh had relies rodriguez was an undercover agent he had not acknowledged it, but he knew it. he allowed rodriguez to leave the compound and rodriguez contacted the agent who was second in command of the operation about to take place, chuck sarah been, and told him, they know we are coming. rodriguez wanted the raid called off. chuck thought that the guns of the branch davidians were in a locked storeroom and ordered the raid to go ahead anyway, but the guns were already in everyone's room and atf ran into a buzz saw. that mistake was horrendous. he was called -- he was found guilty of trying to cover it up and he was ori

the case of gonzales verses google deals with whether platforms can be legally liable for content evenm third parties. the court will hear a separate but related case on wednesday. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic. we have first alert meteorologist jessica burch. this is a good time to go out and enjoy the day. >> yeah, especially before tomorrow. today it is sunny and mild. tomorrow will be windy and cold. i don't want to talk about it but sadly i have to. outside, clear skies above us. current temperatures are in the upper 30s and lower 40s. it's mild this morning and it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. into our daytime highs, we are topping off in the 70s, upper 60s in the santa clara valley and along the coast. it's mild but i will say this, plenty sunshine means it's beautiful nonetheless. winds are light today which is great. this is this morning around 9:30 into the 5:00 hour this afternoon. it's not bad. look at tomorrow at 9:00. this is all the way into the morning tomorrow, 30 mile-per- hour wind gusts and all the way to the 5:00 hour tomorrow. this is going t

died in 2021 after alameda police responded to calls of a man acting strangely after talking with gonzalesficer said they tried to restrain him. he becam unresponsive. police tried cpr and he later died. >>> a mountain lion attacked a child on the peninsula last night. when we last checked, the child was in the trauma center recovering. we do not know how badly he is injured. w know that happened in a rural part of redwood city. there hav only been about 12 confirmed mountain lion attacks on humans in the state since the 1980s. >>> the last one in the bay are happened in cupertino 3 years ago. fish and wildlife euthanized a female mountain line that attacked a six-year-old girl in san antonio preserve. >>> the state's department of water resources will conduct th second snow survey of the season. the survey will measure the statewide snowpack. the numbers in this survey will likely not be as dramatic as th one done during the winter storms. it will be released later this morning around 11:00 >>> first alert meteorologist jessica burch , is here. it i cold. you came in from the east bay. ho

>> the gonzales family has lost the case at the lower courts, but they can't to search for justice afterh of their daughter at the hands of terrorists. >> nothing is going to give me back my daughter, but at least there is something good is going to be accomplished. >> reporter: the supreme court will hear another case wednesday morning to determine if social media companies are responsible for terrorist content on their sites under an anti-terrorism law. that case does not involve section 230, but big tech is still bracing for the rulings in both of these cases by the end of june. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> okay. we have some big news for gamers. microsoft has announced deals with nintendo and nvidia that would make the call of duty franchise available on their gaming platforms. now the ten-year deal would take effect once they buy act vision blizzard. microsoft and activision investigators met in brussels tuesday. microsoft's president tells cnn deals with nintendo and nvidia address concerns about competition. >> microsoft announced two agreements that together will bring