. >> only in localized portals. if i am alert enough to say i can perform a search in england. are there other companies at the table that watching this very closely? if you're not a search engine is right to be forgotten implicating what you do, either now or in the future? it's remarkably quiet. this is a search engine specific thing? wow. braddock? i thought i saw a hand go up? >> no you didn't. >> fair enough. >> i am a senior counsel at trip advisor. we were once the world's largest travel site. that point in time is now. it will be disingenuous to say we're not watching with interest how this unfolds. we have looked at the european court justice decision and we have seen how google has reacted to it. there is a proposed directive that we don't know whether it will be enacted or not. we don't know what form it will take. and if it is, how they each country will implement that directive. the decision raises more questions than it answers. who falls into the exception? what is a relevant and who decides that? >> should google not allow the intervention? >> matters of public

. >> only in localized portholes. -- portals.f i am alert enough to say i can perform a search in england. are there other companies at the table that watching this very closely? if you're not a search engine is right to be forgotten implicating what you do, either now or in the future? it's remarkably quiet. this is a search engine specific thing? wow. braddock? i thought i saw a hand go up? >> no you didn't. >> fair enough. >> i am a senior counsel at trip advisor. we were once the world's largest travel site. that point in time is now. it will be disingenuous to say we're not watching with interest how this unfolds. we have looked at the european court justice decision and we have seen how google has reacted to it. there is a proposed directive that we don't know whether it will be enacted or not. we don't know what form it will take. how they will implemented -- implemented? the decision raises more questions than it answers. who falls into the exception? what is a relevant and who decides that? >> should google not allow the

portals, if you will, does it not? >> caller: that's exactly what happened. you know, this vaccine is so good we eliminated local measles in the entire western hemisphere. however, if there a lots of unvaccinated children as there are now, measles can be imported from abroad get into those populations, and then spread. of course, that's what's happened with the disney outbreak which is now seeding around the country and secondary outbreaks are occurring. >> do you get the sense that we're peaking at all, or do you think the numbers are going to get much worse? >> caller: oh, measles is so highly contagious and sufficient unvaccinated children, we're going to see more for a while. people do not realize how serious measles is. before we had vaccines in the united states each year, 400 to 500 children died. i say died of measles and its complications. this is not a disease to fool with. the vaccine is safe and wonderfully effective. >> infants do not get it until 12 months old, should that be reassessed given the large number of unvaccinated children out there? could it be given earlier or not? >> it could be begin

portal and up, what's called a vent shaft. it's like a 3 or 4 story staircase. >> an estimated 80 people were taken to local hospitals, two of themisted in critical condition. >> i do feel safe riding metro and this, of course, is a tragedy and an accident and we want to -- i don't know anything about the cause or the details of what happened. i'm confident that our national transportation safety board will get to the bottom of it. >> the ntsb says a full report on the investigation could take six months to a year. kelly wright, fox news. >>> heartbreaking new details after a man is killed on a railroad tracks in gilroy. >> i get talking to him, hold in there, buddy, you're going to make it. don't give up. >> the new questions about whether the crossing arms were working at the time. >> if you think traffic is getting worse, you're right. just how much more time you're spending behind the wheel and why. >> and beer and baseball. a look at the plans to put a popup beer garden near at&t park. what's really interesting here is what they are using to build that garden. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geic