louisiana jeff landry says google and facebook should be broken up. he says he's worried those companies are gathering people's personal information and selling it for profit. landry is one of several state attorney generals meeting next week. state attorney general javier becerra will attend that meeting as well. >>> 4:52. coming up on "today initti the . that's what atherton's money pit. the reason why a home is taking more than 40 years to complete. >>> first, happening now, two shark attacks in 24 hours. this time a 12-year-old girl in critical condition in an australian hospital while she was attacked in northeastern quee queensland. more of today's headlines when we return. a new history textbook is upsetting some people in sacramento county. the first grade textbook explains the hist >>> a new history textbook is upsetting some people in sacramento. the first grade textbook explains the history of gay rights in california and features gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom, referring to him as a champion for people's rights. some parents think it

jeff landry says he is planning to ask this attorney general jeff sessions to use antitrust laws to break up the companies similar to what the government did to standard oil back in 1911. landry argues that the social media companies are suppressing conservative views and stifling competition. sessions has planned a meeting of state attorneys general in washington next week. the california attorney general is also expected to attend. >>> happening today, the san francisco public health department will hold a town hall meetingdrinks. $3.5 million was raised by it. now the public health department is reaching out to the community to see what programs that they think deserve that money. two nights town hall will be held at the hamilton recreation center on geary boulevard from 6 pm until 8 pm. >>> coming up now, the smart training is getting an extension . we will tell you where it will run thanks to a $24 million project. >>> laws for scooter riders are easing up in california. what they will still be required to wear, including a helmet, beginning january 1. >>> on the road on highway four

toss it to jarvis landry. sensational catch. one of the more entertaining plays.nt conversion. johnson to landry to mayfield. and the 2-point conversion works perfectly. 14-14. the former 49er carlos hyde hauling it in from short yards. he's back in ohio where he played in college. 21-17 the final. they're 1-1-1. finally the browns win and haslen pretty fired up about it. >> this is not going to be the last one of these we get. so we're going to get another one next sunday in oakland. >> better not happen. >>> time to check this out. a little cto. the fashionable spot to be, yankee stadium. 78-year-old ralph lauren throwing lefty. good work there. but the rival red sox clinch the eastern division for the third straight year, mookie betts had four hits including a home run. five rbis. you better believe corks were popping in the clubhouse afterward. second team to clinch. tampa bay's 20-game winner blake snell, what's he doing? he's working one of these kids in the stands for chicken tenders. getting a little box of chicken tenders to share in the dugout. what does

social media behave broken up like the federal government did to standard oil more than a century ago landry says the internet giants are suppressing conservative agendas stifling competition and infringing on anti trust laws also let's take a look at the breaking up of ma bell in the early one nine hundred eighty s. and to the constituent seven baby bell yes now one thing about the baby bells spinoff from ma bell is that the stocks if you put them back and reconstruct them i think they've double triple quadruple so if they break up these companies look for the stock prices to double and triple i would say because right now they are probably trying to get a discount to some kind of break up but having said that so the idea that there stifling conservative voices or conservative jenna's they have too much power in the public marketplace of ideas is certainly worth considering i think probably what would be better is to encourage more competition and you would encourage more competition by getting rid of net neutrality or the net neutrality below however they position that bill by trying to sw

covers this sort of antitrust and a competitive monopolistic behavior louisiana attorney general jeff landry would like to see google facebook and other major social media behave broken up like the federal government did to standard oil more than a century ago landry says that internet giants are suppressing conservative agendas stifling comp.

landry made the comments during an interview on a local radio station in shreveport. he says he's worried those companies are gathering people's personal information and selling it for their own profit. landry is one of several state attorney generals meeting with jeff sessions next thursday to discuss whether the federal department of justice should open an investigation into tech companies. state attorney general javier becerra will a for someone in a unique situation considered inner sex. that person lives in colorado and refuses to label themselves as male or female. a judge yesterday ruled they cannot be denied passport applicn refusing to select one gender or another. federal prosecutors argue that person was violating federal law by not identifying as male or female. several other countries issue passports with gender designations other than female or male. >>> 5:49 for you right now. amazon is expanding its grocery stores with no cash years. >> the automated grocery stores promise no lines, no checkouts, no registers. shoppers scan their amazon go app and grab

when she was 17. >> landry says the school secretary told her this is not the nfl.olating her first amendment rights. >>> okay, cue "the jetsons" theme right now. ♪ do do do ♪ do do do >> nice, because the world's first flying car is about to go on sale. it's called the transition. >> well, there it is. so, the company that makes it says the hybrid electric vehicle switching between flying and driving modes in less than a minute, and it can fly at a top speed of 100 miles an hour. >> straight out of "the jetsons." sales start next month, but the price has not been determined yet. >>> we head to upstate new york where the call of the wild for one man is a flute. >> he's known as the pied piper of raccoons, and here's why, he's playing a native american flute in a state forest, and here comes his fans. >> they've been conditioned. about 20 raccoons surrounded him heading banto the forest.ore he also serenades apparently birds and other animals. he's got a talent there. >> yeah, and what are they feeding those raccoons? huge. >> they're hefty. >> yeah. >>> so, lego is

but landry doesn't buy it. >> whether wve got ten people in jail or 100,000 people in jail, okay. does i matter? in other words, shouldn't we be evaluating and working to ensure that people go into the criminal justice system, okay, after or as they work through their sentences, are ready to come back into the community? that's the way you address public safety. you get caught up in the fact that wegot too many. it doesn't matter. >> you know, immediate gratification is putting you in prison. that's immediate gratification. and i understand that, but that's not what thisngs about. >> bm: secretary leblanc told us he agrees it would have been better to front-load these investments, but the state didn't have the money to do it that way. he knows some inmates will re-offentid, but cs not to let those individual instances derail this broader effort. >> this .is long te give us an opportunity to make this work, because it is going to work. >> brangham: andou feel confident that public safety is not going to suffer. >> oh, ptoublic safety is goin be enhanced. there's no question about t

jeff landry says he will ask you this attorney general jeff sessions to use antitrust laws to break up those companies, similar to what the government did to standard oil back in 1911. landry is arguing that the social media companies are suppressing conservative views and also stifling competition. jeff sessions has plans to meet with state attorneys general's in washington next week the california attorney general javier becerra is also expected to be there. >>> $3.5 million has been raised from that tax on sugary drinks in san francisco. up next when you can join the debate on how to spend that money. >>> laws for scooter riders are loosening in california. who will still be required to wear a helmet beginning january 1. street if you're heading south on 680 right now we have a nice look at this and no grade . this traffic heading towards san jose looks pretty good. >>> our weather looks pretty good. oakland and san francisco looking for warmer temperatures today. i didn't really know anyone. but now i've made lots of connections on linkedin, like mentors, builders, clients. we cont

toss it to jarvis landry who makes a sensational catch up top. hang on to that thing. touchdown run by carlos hyde. duke johnson to landry. mayfield making the catch. 2-point conversion works. 14-14 tied. from there you knew the browns were going to finally win. carlos hyde, second touchdown run of the night. the browns win. they're 1-1-1. finally. >> this is not going to be the last one of these we get, right? so we're going to get another one next sunday in oakland, right? >> did you hear that, jon gruden and raider fans? next sunday in oakland, that would be weird if they came in and beat the raiders. >>> meantime, sharks hockey all starts for real october 3rd against the same ducks who they preseasoned with on the pond today and i think shark fans hoping anaheim's defense doesn't improve. seven goals for the men in teal. on the pond, san jose up 5-3 in the 3rd. 27 ticks later, putting it away. his second goal of the night. 7-3 final. not that it really matters that much but the sharks are 2-0 in preseason. going to be tough this year. tiger continues to tease. hasn

in comes baker mayfield and the legend is born. 17 of 23 for 201 yards. 29 right there to jarvis landry, down to the 1. carlos hyde would score on the next play. and they run the philly special for the two-point conversion. mayfield catching it in the end zone. we're knotted at 14-14. he would lead his team down the field gep. then, carlos hyde scores his second touchdown of the game. and the browns finally win it, 21-17. they end their 19-game losing streak. >>> first round of the tour championship. rickie fowler had his lowest round of the championship. he is the co-leader with tiger woods, who bogeyed the opening hole but birdies from 26 feet out to get back to even and fini finishes his day. he and fowler have a one-shot lead heading into round two. this abc sports report sponsored by river ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, mike epps, l.a. dodger matt kemp, judge james, and music from wiz khalifa featuring lil skies, and now, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, very nice. hi, everybody. i'm the host of the show. thank you for wa

landry said this can't be fix with legislature. we need an antitrust suit in court. >> i think google is really taking advantage of a lot of people and i think that's a very serious thing. >> reporter: this comes less than a month after president trump tweeted he would address what he called rigged search results on google that suppress the voices of conservatives. >> there's a lot of tech bashing taking place across the country and a lot of that is, um, based on, um, fear of the internet companies' powers. >> reporter: santa clara university law professor says they have a sizable footprint and understand why some would be concerned. >> this is not really just about the size of google or facebook. this is about that regulators want to tell them how to manage their database. >> i'm leading lawsuit. >> reporter: long-time antitrust attorney joe -- is currently suing them for violation of federal privacy laws. he calls the also attorney general's complaints absolutely politically motivated. >> i think it's preposterous. i think there

the world peace with the reminder i know we have to comprehend landry's has taken us today there is a new arms race. in power of time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace place to start october third on t.w. . could cryptocurrency is one day eradicate corruption or is the digital world of finance just raising new risks that's a topic that's made for made your business magazine i've been physical and today we're going to be looking at new currencies that is saddled with some old problems first we have to ask the question ah cryptocurrency is a bastion or a bubble and bust on to the scene as the first group of currency it was created as a safe alternative to the crisis problem banking system mainstream investors and even lend is now toying with digital money that could ultimately put them out of business but is bitcoin here to stay. eight years ago with peter order to underworld of finance on its head. are these two pieces worth sixty three million dollars of course not in two thousand and ten the program. paid ten thousand times for it at that time only worth forty u.s. dollars nowa

landry simmons has more for us now from och refugee camp in djibouti are they prepared are they expecting more numbers to come in as the situation deteriorates there in yemen. that's quite a complicated. question before i i try to go through it let me just take you around this camp behind me capacity for two thousand there are not that sort of number here right now and i'll explain why later but let me just take you to what's just taking place right now and that's the start of school all of these tents back here our classrooms effectively in these hot harsh conditions they need shade and that's what's happening here learning in that shade youngsters who have come all the way from yemen trying to get back into some sort of education after the fighting and all of the trauma involved in terms of numbers sami answering that question the numbers are varying we as you saw in that report saw a small number coming in these were fighters mixed motivations for coming across the water mainly because of escaping the fighting but also escaping conscription as you saw their families desperate for food

some of the free agents that came through the facility were tom savage, tj yates, landry jones, and formerraider ej manuel... but no one was signed... instead, nick mullens was promoted from the practice squad to the backup spot. last year, beathard...played in 6-games and the team went 1-and-5. kyle shanahan...confident in his qb...and cj is ready to step in. "you really are one play away and you just never know when that play is going to be. you could play zero an entire season or you could be playing in the third game of the year. you never know. that's why you've got to make sure you're prepared as much as possible and prepare as if you are the starter, for situations like this.""c.j. is very impressive. he was last year in terms of he's very smart, he always knows the game plan inside and out, he works very hard, he is a thinker and he also is a reactor out there." "that's a hard pill to swallow. that's jimmy g. but guess what, we got c.j. up next and c.j. ain't no roody-poo." back in alameda, the raiders..prepping for baker mayfield and th

some of the free agents that came through the facility were tom savage, tj yates, landry jones, and formeraider ej manuel... but no one was signed... last year, beathard...played in 6-games and the team went 1-and-5. kyle shanahan...confident in his qb...and cj is ready to step in. "you really are one play away and you just never know when that play is going to be. you could play zero an entire season or you could be playing in the third game of the year. you never know. that's why you've got to make sure you're prepared as much as possible and prepare as if you are the starter, for situations like this.""c.j. is very impressive. he was last year in terms of he's very smart, he always knows the game plan inside and out, he works very hard, he is a thinker and he also is a reactor out there." "that's a hard pill to swallow. that's jimmy g. but guess what, we got c.j. up next and c.j. ain't no roody-poo." back in back in alameda, the raiders..prepping for baker mayfield and the browns to come to the coliseum this sunday. but, jimmy g's knee injury

would you spot wash something and leave it hanging in your bathroom to dry if you're going to do landry. go do laundry. >> he was arrested and taken back to the p.d. where he had 72 hours to compile a case that would convince the d.a. to file murder charges. otherwise he would be released. he was confident though he could wrap this up quickly. >> he had the wet clothes. he was changing his statements all the time. his girlfriend, our victim's wife was very positive he was the one responsible for this. >> yanos was insistent he had nothing to do with archie mcfarland's murder and crime lab tests didn't find a speck of blood on his clothes. nor was there a scratch on him either. maryanne wanted to see her former lover in jail. what if they taped the conversation? so the two met for the first time since archie's murder. as the tape rolled. >> how could you do such a horrible thing? do you know what you've done? you've destroyed me. >> did not do what you're accusing me of. i did not do it. >> if i had a gun i'll blow your brains out right now. >> at one point she even spat on him. >> love?

some of the free agents that came through the facility were tom savage, tj yates, landry jones, and formeruel... but no one was signed... instead, nick mullens was promoted from the practice squad to the backup spot. last year, beathard...played in 6-games and the team went 1-and-5. kyle shanahan...confident in his qb...and cj is ready to step in. "you really are one play away and you just never know when that play is going to be. you could play zero an entire season or you could be playing in the third game of the year. you never know. that's why you've got to make sure you're prepared as much as possible and prepare as if you are the starter, for situations like this.""c.j. is very impressive. he was last year in terms of he's very smart, he always knows the game plan inside and out, he works very hard, he is a thinker and he also is a reactor out there." "that's a hard pill to swallow. that's jimmy g. but guess what, we got c.j. up next and c.j. ain't no roody-poo." raiders..prepping for baker mayfield and the browns to come to the coliseum t

landry argues that the social media companies are saw stress stifl fell doctor stifling conservativeon is going to open as many as 3,000 new stores without cashiers called amazon go stores and by the year 20 21. the first amazon go store opened in seattle in 2016. it gives consumers to get a quick bite and skipping the lines. bloomberg reports that the aggressive expansion could threaten chain stores like 7- eleven and pizza shots and subway parlors. >>> retired nasa astronaut scott kelly is help with the spacex nation is scheduled to ply around the moon five years from now. he spent 520 days in space. he suggests that he become part of the crew of trip using the big falcon rocket being built by spacex. tesla ceo elon musk announced that japanese art collector bought the entire flight. he added that his calendar was open in the year 2023. >>> television's biggest night had a record low sawed dense this year. 10.2million people were watching the emmys monday night. that is down percent from last year. ratings for many paying ward shows have been going down, including the oscars and th

the rams got us and the dolphins got us, i know jarvis landry and the cleveland browns are looking atably thinking let's try a few of those again this week. >> after two consecutive losing seasons, the giants announced that bob by evans will step down as general manager effective immediately. the team will begin a new search for head of baseball operations. ceo larry baird said he is looking for the next gen general manager. evns has been with the giants 25 years and could remain with the organization in a role yet to be determined but he is free to look for other employment. bobbie evans actually a big part of the giants' success over the past several years. this is not just all on him, but just with the team's recent lack of success, they're really starting to shake things up. >> a lot of injuries. >> exactly. >> if oakland -- if the raiders only had to play one half of football, first half -- >> they would be 3-0. >> that's right. i'm telling you. >> unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. >> thanks, mindi. >> join us tonight on kofi and around the world, sailing disaster for one

the article in the advocate says jeff landry says he and other state attorneys general have been looking into anticompetitive practices of the social media giants citing complaints the countries routinely censor conservative viewpoints. he said it has to be done by an antitrust suit. >> i think google is taking advantage of a lot of people and i think that's a very serious thing. >> reporter: this comes less than a month after president trump tweeted he would address what he called rigged search results on google that suppress the voices of conservatives. >> there's a lot of tech bashing taking place across the country based on fear of the internet companies' powers. >> reporter: santa clara university law professor rick goldman says google and facebook do have a sizable footprint and he understands why some would be concerned about traditional anti-trust metrics. but -- >> that's not what's going on here. this is not really just about the size of google or facebook. this is about the fact that regulators want to tell google or facebook how to manage their user database. >> i'm leading l

tuesday, he would intervene in a year old lawsuit, launched by the family of then 17-year-old india landryed from school because she refused to stand during the pledge of allegiance. the suit alleged her right to free speech was violated. but the state attorney general, ken paxton isn't having it. he issued a press release tuesday saying, quote, requiring the pledge to be recited at the start of every school day has the laudable result of fostering respect for our flag and a patriotic love of our country. now, it would seem logical, appropriate even, for you to join a lawsuit that could advance to the supreme court. but, it's clear that there is more at play here. ag paxton, it's no secret free speech is president trump's favorite talking point and one he uses to attack nfl players and inflame his base. it's no coincidence that a rece recent poll shows 54% of likely texas voters disapprove of nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. i find it convenient that you are taking up the mantle against free speech now that you are up for re-election. you are doing it at the expense of a y

up next, we'll speak with louisiana's attorney general, jeff landry, who is part of that challenge. ♪u and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> the fate of obamacare is in the hands of a texas judge. they argued when congress eliminated the penalty for not having health insurance, lawmakers render the the act unconstitutional and asked the judge to block the law. core principals including protections for people with preexisting conditions and limits on how much older americans can be charged are at issue here. joining me now is one of the 20 attorneys on that lawsuit. we appreciate you taking the time to be with us today. >> good morning. >> texas ag argued it should be the states, not the federal government who should be responsible for forcing insurance companies to cover preexisting conditions. do you agree? >> look, let's take ourselves back to why we are having the discussion. we go back to 2005, 2006. we had a health insurance crisis, not a health care system crisis. instead of

some of the free agents that came through the facility were tom savage, tj yates, landry jones, and former signed... instead, nick mullens was promoted from the practice squad to the backup spot. last year, beathard...played in 6-games and the team went 1-and-5. kyle shanahan...confident in his qb...and cj is ready to step in. "you really are one play away and you just never know when that play is going toe. you could play zero an entire season or you could be playing in the third game of the year. you never know. that's why you've got to make sure you're prepared as much as possible and prepare as if you are the starter, for situations like this.""c.j. is very impressive. he was last year in terms of he's very smart, he always knows the game plan inside and out, he works very hard, he is a thinker and he also is a reactor out there." "that's a hard pill to swallow. that's jimmy g. but guess what, we got c.j. up next and c.j. ain't no roody-poo." back in alameda, the raiders..prepping for baker mayfield and the browns to come to the coliseum thi

they thought he was just as good as vince lombardi and tom landry as an assistant in their organization off was pretty amazing. brian: you say he grew up with a football coach dad. he loved it sitting there in the film room. also, the military aspect. growing up in annapolis. how did that shape him. >> it shaped his father. his father was a long time coach, brian, at the naval academy. bill saw the precision and deep tail that was so important to the students at the academy in terms of getting prepared to be combat officers down the road. steve belichick's father, when he coached players, he coached them to be officers and soldiers who would be in combat. and it was all about precision and execution and protecting your brother next to you and life and death you are general is i literal live for them with every detail in the classroom and on the football field. brian: you conclude he is the greatest coach of all time. he was about to fail for a second time until drew bledsoe gets hurt and goes to sixth round draft pick a guy named tom brady. you still hold to that maybe no belichick if t