. >> james moore, kathy da luca. >> james moore, head of government relations at skips scooters. i would like to talk a little bit about the scooter share as well. i understand that it's been said the process has been a little opaque. i think it was pretty clear application process, and i think there were some clear factors that were asked by this board for a director riskin to take into consideration, namely the past act of scooter providers. and whether they were providing scooters at the time, they interacted, such as lyft and uber, or bird and lime, these actions should be taken into consideration. if they are not, the city runs a risk of inviting more companies like this and preventing companies like skip from obtaining permits through a process that is set up by m.t.a. and by the board of directors. that is all. thanks. >> thank you very much, mr. moore. next speaker,

she's a civil rights attorney and represents james to moore who was hired by google for his personaliews. >> what do you think of nigel's proposal about holding social media accountable as publishers to where they would be liable on issues like defamation, et cetera? i feel that would be even more chilling because they are not the government obviously and they are not compelled by the first amendment to not act or to protect our rights. what's your take on how conservatives can push back on this regard? >> i agree with nigel, sorry, tammy. it's way fast like past time for us to do that. the social media companies are all hiding behind the communication of the decency act, section 2:30 which gives him safe harbor and immunity from being sued if they act as a platform, not as a publisher. the minute they become a publisher and sensor, like "newsweek" or whatever, that would be liable just like these publications. that's absolutely with their digital advertising sucking the life out of traditional journalism so traditional journalism outlets are on their last leg and teetering into exte

billionaire by the way flew home from family vacation just to fire a low level programmer called james day moore day moore do? his crime was writing a private memo that gently questioned identity politics. the reaction in both of those cases and many others like them was weirdly disproportionate. almost hysterical likem shooting someone for looking at you funny. confident people don't behave like that. insecure, terrified people do. that's the point. our establishment crushes dissent not because our establishment is strong but because it is weak and afraid. in the words of a perceptive essay this week, quote: censorship is what happens when powerful people get scared. that piece was written by a former wall street executive called michael krieger and worth quoting the at length here. the elites aren't afraid what alex jones says krieger. trump didn't. alex jones trust in institutions elites did that with spectacular failures. trump's selection and alex jones' popularity are merely symptoms of a corrupt and failed status quo. the stewards of which refuse to take a look in the mirror, accept blame

a civil rights attorney, she represents james to moore, who was fired by google for his personal viewsshe joins us now. welcome aboard. >> thanks, tammy, happy to be here. >> tammy: what you think of nigel's proposal about holdingol social media accountable as publishers to where they would be liable on issues like defamation, et cetera? i feel that that would be even more chilling because they are not the government obviously. they are not compelled by the first amendment to not act or to protectt our rights. what's your take on how conservatives can protect themselves and push back in this regard? >> actually agree with my show. sorry, tammy. i think it is way past time for us to do that and what nigel is talking about is that the social media companies are all hiding behind section 2:30 which gives them safe harbor, gives them immunity from being sued if they act as a platform, not as a publisher. the minute they become a publisher and censor what they do and what they don't, just like a magazine, just like "newsweek" or whatever, they can be held liable just like those publications

moore / england police department: "but you understand... i know who my people are, right? here and who doesn't?">( jamesland, arkansas to record a music video... instead he ended up recording officer michael moore. it didn't take much for moore to lose his job. the police chief issued a statement six hours after the video surfaced... that moore had been fired. this isn't the first time moore has been fired. he also lost his job with another department in arkansas. ( lydia ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... making bart safer for riders. a new plans is now in the works. ( lydia ) and after the break... it's a "thank you" gift one teacher will never forget... because she'll be driving it everyday! some changes in the forecast to look forward to in the way of cooler temperatures and improved air quality. temperatures along the coast will again be felt in the 60's and 70's with 80's in the south bay. inland areas will again peak in the 90's but not quite as warm as yesterday's temperatures. skies will continues to be hazy for the east bay but conditions will have improved as compared to the past few d

talked about the project for the mid terms, his donors, policy record, from roy moore to char lotsville. his view of james comey's firing, and why he is a witness to collusion and obstruction investigation going on right now. bannon recalls the first time they ever spoke to the door way of donald trump's oval office. starting with the mid terms. >> starting with the mid terms, if they were held today, who do you think would win the house? >> if they were held today, we would have a tough time holding the house. do i. north of 25, 30 seats maybe north of that people projecting 45 or 50 seats, i by november 6th, we will win this. i think all this takes is people on our side of the football focus og what has to happen. up or down vote on president trump. it will come as a rech rendum on him. the entire political culture, those who are around him. telling him, it is okay to lose the house. work on the democrats, if you can run against a democratic house in 2020, it is bad advice. we have a i made a film that is focused on getting out the trump base, the deplorables and the blue color democrats, the i think th

moore. d.r. number two got lost. that's why we're here two months later than we should have been. we reached out to d.r. two, james. e never responded to our emails. it's good to hear that he's been involved through dee moore. we tried. it's true that there are single family homes next to us. some of those homes are two stories, some of them are three stories. there's also two apartment buildings along castro. there's six units and four unit buildings. it's very mixed. the building next to us is a massive building with 16 units. it is a unique site. as you can see from this diagram, the yards are pretty grand. the shortest one is 34 feet away which is the apartment building. some of these other yards are 8. there's a lot of greenery. there's lot of openness there. also, we're building units that are 800 square feet, 1400 square feet and 1600 square feet in 2000 square feet apartment at the top. one of our d.r. has a 3000 square foot house three stories. we're trying to figure out how to put family homes in these flats and not try to create builds that are too big but just the right size for the site. [please stand b

claire fifield—moore is here. her son, james, was killed by a drunk driver in zante in 2014.airing a parliamentary group set up to look at how the government deals with deaths abroad. thank you for getting in touch was, thank you for coming on the programme an talking to us, we appreciate it. claire, you didn't know how your son had died for about three months. not properly, no. tell the audience what happened we had a knock at the door, 6am on saturday 5thjuly, 2014, knock at the door, 6am on saturday 5th july, 2014, by knock at the door, 6am on saturday 5thjuly, 2014, by two young pcso, community officers who came in and informed me that james community officers who came in and informed me thatjames had been killed op a quad bike and left me a telephone number for the foreign 0ffice telephone number for the foreign office on the top of a newspaper, they wrote it down. that was all they wrote it down. that was all they knew. james we on holiday with seven of his friends so we managed to co nta ct seven of his friends so we managed to contact one of them. none were with him a

but demi moore started it all kids, look it up: she bared her belly 27 years ago this month. so what when rumor started.. rumor her first kid. ( jameserent kind of anti-theft system. police say a pet pig stopped intruders. no one was home at the time... when the would-be-thieves shattered a glass door and kicked their way inside. but the didn't get away anything. "dumplin'" the pig scared them off. dumplin's owner says she's relieved the pig didn't get hurt during break-in. ( james ) coming up in the next coming up in the next hour... police are investigating reports of a possible sighting of mollie tibbetts. where she may have been seen. ( james ) plus... there has been a spike in crimes on bart trains. now the transit system's director says she has a plan to make your ride safer. ( james ) and... wildfires continue to spread across california. now... the state's wildfire budget is in danger. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... high temperatures inland will continue to fall today with cities that have been in the 90's feeling temperatur

james on twitter. let's bring in alana beverly, policy strategist and social director at the white house office of urban affairs in the obama administration. terrence mooretributor for forbes.com and espn's "the undefeated." ala alana, what do you make of the statements? and we had earlier on a blogger for the "new york times," and he was saying, there it is again, dog whistling, dog whistling. your reaction? >> well, before we talk about the bigotry that donald trump has exhibited again on twitter, let's take a step back and talk about the actual school that lebron james is opening, the i promise school. he's providing 230 third and fourth graders an education, free tuition. he's providing free breakfast, lunch and snacks. he's providing a free bicycle and helmet, wraparound services for their families, and get this. free tuition for those third and fourth graders who make it on from this critical year. third grade is a critical year. make it from third grade on to high school and on to college, free tuition at university of akron. so before we show bigotry that trump has shown for black and brown people, let's be sure we show where real good work is ha

moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. you can see on this map... where the incident occurred... at balboa high. three other schools.... jameschool, leadership high school, and san miguel early education school also went into lockdown after the reports of a shooting went out. (pam) (pam) kron-4's dan kerman joins us live now from balboa high school... with the latest on the investigation. dan? students locked down at balboa high school thursday morning after a gun goes off during a study hallsothe was playing around with his backpacksot this loud bang goes off and there is a hole in the chair a wooden chair it went straight through and there is a bullet sitting there on the ground. sot he just ran out of class and he was like allright i'm out.heavily armed san francisco police officers swarmed the campus and began a methodical search for the gun and those responsible, as nervous parents starting arrivngsoti drove straight here sotnow i am among the ranks of parents who stood outside police tape outside my childs school not knowing what happened to them and if they are safe yeah it's pretty crappymany family were relieved to