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so they tweak section 230 of the levit in a very well-intentioned way to handle that but, unfortunatelyere were some harmful consequences. it's led to a lot more being taken off online and the law intended, and it's also a lot of critics say it's pushed a lot of that very awful activity even farther into the shadows and more difficult for law enforcement to stop. i think you always have to worry, not -- contentions are great but that's not all that is. there is a reality to when you make these changes, you move the incentives. that changes things and we need to have a much more productive conversation in these hearings about those very real consequences. >> host: jessica melugin, often legislation in washington or policy in washington is described as an incumbent protection policy. is this the direction we are heading when it comes to section 230 and some of the tech issues we are facing? >> guest: i should think so. if a look at what section 230 really does, we will talk about it very briefly. there's two major thinks it's doing. one is saying that when a a ur post third-party content,

and said we believe we're being extorted and laid out the folks who are advocating on behalf of bob levitsy, will you wear a recording? the fact that recordings are made is not strange here. it's the exact way that agents will try to get through to the bottom of the allegation. >> even if -- again, i don't get the extortion thing. i got to be honest. i don't know why the feds would be interested in it. it sounds bizarre. it doesn't feen the other investigation doesn't have any party. because just because the former feds knew about the investigation doesn't mean that investigation isn't real. both things can be true. >> that's absolutely right. and it's really important for your viewers to understand that. these two investigations in a way don't have anything to do with each other. whether or not the gaetz family is being extorted has nothing to do with whether or not matt gaetz had an illegal sexual relationship with a minor months and months ago. that matter has been under investigation since at least the end of the summer last year. it was briefed to the department of justice, including

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white house wrapped up its climate summit, with interest and eight border tax which would slap a leviteatched levy -- and a border tax,, which would slap a levy if companies -- or countries have lower standards. >> we had folks who are ceos of companies and folks involved in labor. altogether supporting the notion that there are an unbelievable number of jobs to be created in this transition. look at the transition now to electric vehicles. the highest valued automobile company in the world i think still is tesla. it makes one product, electric vehicles. it is the future and people are betting on that and they understand that. i see all the other companies beginning to chase it, mercedes, volkswagen, ford, gm. gm announced by 2035 they will not make any other car other than an electric car. that is the future. the countries that get their first will have market share, you grab the early market share and you have something that could last if you are smart for a long time. i think the president wants to make sure america is grabbing its share of the new technologies of the innovations, an

sail panel that as you know was co chaired by the former fda commissioner scott gottlieb and mike levite cdc. >> neil: so what do you do? your ships last time i checked are capable of moving. they can move to other ports. what do you do? >> that's absolutely right, neil. unlike a building, a hotel or resort, an office building, we have three things. we have a motor, a propeller and rutters. we can move our assets anywhere we have to. that's what -- >> neil: are you going to do that? >> we have already announced it. we announced that three vessels will start operating in greece and dominican republic lake this summer. we'll announce additional vessels. like the old rock song said, if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with. we have to leave or we'll go bankrupt. we raised money to stay afloat. $7 million is a lot of money. a lot of debt on our balance sheets. that only goes so far. if we don't start operating soon, we're going to need more capital. that party is going to end some day badly. we're going to move our vessels so we can survive quite frankly. this year wi

the levitating chair. i feel like a jet pack around the studio paid >> soon enough i hope. jetpack? kennedy: rich people going to pay their fair share to the rest of the slug gets jet packs. this is a shellac to populism. the president said rich people are friendly going to pay their fair share. what is a fair share? suspect they're arty doing it. you can look at the federal tax records of the top 1% paying a disproportionately high percentage of the federal income tax. think the top 1% pays around 40% of federal income taxes that's not fair enough apparently. it's a little frustrating to have to sit here and take any of this seriously. he, the first 100 days of his presidency ran as mr. moderate back to normal work together and then he's like boom, $6 trillion of new spending. and then he stands in for the nation and says we are not going to increase deficits and we're only going to tax rich people and corporations. that is not possible. it's just not possible. you can say the republicans have all sorts of hypocrisy issues. >> they are spending too much money as well paid

>> reporter: virgin hyperloop is harnessing magnetic levitation technology and wants to take it to theode of mass transportation over 100 years. we're not a plane, we're not a car, we're not a boat. what we are is a pod moving inside of a tube at the speed of an aircraft for a fraction of the energy consumption. basically taking you directly from where you are to where you want to be without stopping at every place along the way. smoothly, autonomously. it's this idea of being able to move ten times faster than a car and doing that for a fraction of the emissions. being able to move so many people, being able to save so many tons of emissions is that it's really going to open up a lot of opportunities. >> reporter: as the pandemic altered the course of your planning or the execution of your pilot projects? what impact has it had for you? >> the thing that i think is maybe a little bit of a silver lining, if we could say that about the pandemic, is it's really accelerated the talk about sustainability. we've seen a world with less congestion, with less pollution. we've also felt this ab

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oh, when we levitated? and i love you >> jimmy: yeah, you got two stories out of that one. >> yeah. and yeah, i don't know what story you got. but that was the "i love you" story. [ birds flying ] >> jimmy: hi, guys >> wow >> jimmy: i just wanted to thank you for doing these walks and talks. i want to thank everyone who's watching for enjoying -- >> we should really thank them >> jimmy: yeah really this is -- it's been fun >> it has been fun a little glimpse into -- >> jimmy: yeah >> jimmy and his wife. >> jimmy: love you too >> i love you. you're welcome >> jimmy: all right, do you want another did you throw in a little "you're welcome" there >> yeah, i just said, you're welcome. >> jimmy: that's what she does every time we kiss she says, you're welcome >> no, you said thank you. >> jimmy: that's the way our relationship is. >> that would be so good >> oh, my good you're welcome honey, i love you. you're welcome [ laughter >> jimmy: all right, do you want to do another question? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's y

unless people have learned to levitate, i'm assuming they're sitting in traffic. >> reporter: [ laughterering lights came on at 6:13. expect delays. same thing for people traveling from the east bay into the north bay on the richmond san rafael bridge. mike, traffic is back. >> it looks like those helicopter taxis may be coming back too. >>> let's take a look at the tree pollen and uv index, both very high. protect yourself from that. temperatures 70s and 80s inland. warmer today, brighter, with less breezes. those all come back this weekend. >> all right. >>> another abc7 news update in 30 minutes. you can always find someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. all of this started when we discovered santa clara county. the benefits of l

things go very steep and vertical and have some kind of a buying cl climax remember last friday we levitated into the close for no reason and held the gains? we're nudging higher today as well now, there's unusually strong breadth in one almost all big cap stocks are in an uptrend if you get up here around 95%, you've really only seen it twice in 20 years. once was here. this is early 2004 the other time when you saw a cluster of these was late 2009, early 2010 so you got close in other periods. what does that say it happens early in multi-year bull markets so it's not something that happens at a big scary consequential peak in the market however, let's look at the 20-year chart of the s&p 500 and look at those instances. remember, early 2004, that was about right here and so you kind of flattened out for a little bit there was some downside chop and didn't make progress for multiple months. when you talk about this late 2009 period, you actually did go higher but not a lot of net progress over the subsequent months this doesn't mean it has to be this way i'm just adding context. there was a

we're kind of trying to squint and argue about a market that has been in levitation mode most days andon and today the s&p hovering around the intser day all-time highs. it sort of shows you when all else is equal the direction of the bias seems to be higher. but everything we said for weeks about people having pretty heavy exposure to stocks and seasonable stuff turning less friendly are also in people's minds as we get closer to may. >> you have scyclicals like energy at the top but at the same time the nasdaq well ahead of the dow. >> thanks for having me today. so this is been a really easy market this is the don't overthink it market you have the economy booming and the stock that are post high le levered to it are working billion. look at home builders whether it is the new guys or american home for rent or invitation homes, transportsk loog at rails, industrials, materials, all-time highs and you have alcoa and freeport up, freeport is the second shortest stock of the s&p 500 today. the consumer is in great shape you have consumer financial and capital one breaking out this is n

and levitating of course the late rapper pop smoking, for his posthumously released album, shoot forgoing to be announced on billboard's twitter, facebook, and youtube tomorrow during the list live show with special guests that include gronkowski and paris hilton. you can catch the billboard music awards may 21st right here on nbc. >>> next up, physical, not the '80s classic song, though it could be we're talking about a new series starring rose burns. the show follows a struggling 1980s housewife who finds empowerment in the world of aerobic fitness. here's a peek. >> savannah. >> no, punch, punch, punch, punch. >> mama. >> you're teaching a class >> five, six, seven. >> yeah. >> i didn't know you liked people enough to do that. >> i'm a big fan of people >> only you have the power to change you >> are you ready >> i'm here for it >> it's a savannah guthrie autobiography. remember the craze of the, you know, what did you do? you were an instructor, savannah. >> i was. >> was it jazzercise. >> it wasn't jazzercise. like in the '90s, step aerobics, which i still do this is the first i