heather burns is a digital rights activist. theyjust need better enforcement. there are laws and legal frameworks in place. the question is, are they accessible to people? are companies obeying them, working within the law? we need companies to be more conscientious of the fact that children are using their products and services. and they need to find a way to help protect those children, without actually violating their privacy and their right to freedom of expression even more. but the biggest difference i think we could make is in terms of advertising and ad tech, and the networks of advertisers that are collecting and utilising and monetising data about us and everything we do, in every waking minute. i want to put this to the regulator who oversees the children's code. do you think that the younger generation might be disappointed to learn about how much of their data has been collected and used ? i mean, i think this is the question around our impact. of course the single most powerful change for organisations is their re

burning the witch. governors have security. local election officials do not. school board members do not. jennifergenicens does not. heather raymond is the of the of the school board in nashua, nuvrp. at a recent meeting of the board police officers had to be on site because of harassment she faced from protesters. heather raymond told "the boston globe," photo, this is my fourth year on the board and the first time we needed to do this. it's not good for our community. the proud boys started showing up at meetings in june and then in july we had the nsc 131 group come. they're neo-nazis and came in full regalea with swastikas on their arms. it didn't have to be this way. you know what, it still shouldn't. joining us now is heather raymond, president of the school board in nashua, new hampshire and parent of a sixth and eighth grader and congresswoman mandela dean of pennsylvania i'm grateful to both of you for being here. congresswoman dean, i'll start with you. you started in local government and ran for town commissioner and one of the women candidates who delivered the house for nancy pelosi and democrats in 2018 in th

burning the which. governors have security. local election officials do not. school board members do not. jennifer jenkins this is not. heather raymond is the president of the school board and national in new hampshire, and a recent meeting, two police officers needed to be on site because of the harassment she faced from protesters. heather raymond told a boston globe quote, this is my fourth year on the board, and this is the first time we've needed to do this, it's not good for our community, the proud boys started showing up at our meetings in june and then in july, we had the nsc 1:31 group come. they're neo-nazis and came in full regalia with swastikas on their arms. it didn't have to be this way, and you know what it's still shouldn't. joining us now is heather raymond president of the school board a national in new hampshire and parent of a six greater an eighth grader in congress woman from pennsylvania, i'm grateful to both of you, congresswoman dean i'll start with you, you started and local government and ran for town commissioners, you are one of the women candidates who delivered the house for nancy pelosi and d

heather. strike teams are pouring into the santa barbara area where a raging wildfire is threatening homes and ranches. the alice all fire has now burnedre miles west of the city of santa barbara. since it started monday, it's burned from the senate ynez mountains all the way down to the pacific ocean fanned by strong winds. highway 11 does remain close through that area. and as of this point, the fire is just 5% contained. today pg and he reduced the scope of the planned power shutoffs ahead of dangerous fire weather coming tomorrow about 16,000 customers in 12, northern california counties could start losing power at around midnight. that does include parts of napa, solano and sonoma counties. pgd says it pinpoints certain high risk areas within those counties notifies the customers affected and then turns the power off. in marin county officials have launched a new tool called zone haven. it lets people know what evacuation zone the rain, and it gives them time to prepare, just in case there's own is told to leave. timing's everything. um, so depending on when we have these, these, uh these fill conditions and our weather conditions