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i know i did, but i want to see my children again. >> reporter: today at malone's sentencing, sheleaded with the judge to set her free saying i made a horrible decision. i love that little boy more than anyone k fws. and the first time in this case we heard from malone's attorney that she may be suffering from munchausen's by proxy, a mental health disorder in which a care giver ear injures or harms someone to get attention. the defense attorney general telling the judge malone needs mental heat treatment and not incarceration and prosecutors take a different view calling her actions horrific and arguing for even more time than the 15 months she's already spent behind bars. >> those children look at her mother for a hug and this motheh brounothing but pain on this poor child. >> the judge's decision, malone will serve t aotal of three years with twof years o probation after that. her husband who is now seeking a div wce tells me sheld have liked to see an even stiffer sentence but she says the little boy has improved so muchsince is mom was jailed he's now even tending school. in fairfa

malone and john silva are accused of walking out of friedman's home improvement store with power tools. deputies arrested silva a short time after the robbery. they used a helicopter and a dog to search the area but were unable to find him. >>> this week, contra costa county leaders are set to vote on an increased fire facilities fee, paid by home and building developers on every project. the fee itself raises money for needed for the fire district. if passed, newly proposed fee would be 64% higher. the current fee is $591 per single family unit and $376 for 1,000 square feet of office space. supervisors will vote on that issue tomorrow morning. >>> a follow-up to a heartbreaking story we told you about on friday. the mother of a little girl who died from cancer, says her ashes were stolen. they've since been returned, stolen last week from a san jose cemetery. 2-year-old kelly lopez died of cancer four years ago. eight not clear why the ashes

the names of those officers are nate steger and michael malone. our family has looked fought for all legal means to demand consequences for those officers and so far we have been ignored which has deepened our trauma and despair. at the end of june, my family and i learned from a newspaper story that the department of police accountability found the says that -- subjects broke s. fpd policies that are there to protect citizens from police abuses. imagine our surprise and hope to learn that there will be consequences, but it means the d.p.a. is a brief and temporary discussion for each one. we also understand the chief of police can ignore this recommendation. more importantly, my family and i believe that we can raise the bar and police accountability and fulfil a long-standing demand of communities of colour in san francisco. that is why i speak before you today to employ you to take your duties seriously and defend the fulfilment of the policies that you approved to safeguard life. how is it possible that the only consequence for these two polic

when malone was arrested charged with child abuse, she insisted to detectives she meant no harm. she was just trying to get doctors to be more responsive. >> i didn't want to intentionally cause him harm. i know i did. i know i did, but i want to see my cldren again. >> reporter: today at her sentencing she pleaded with the judge to set her free saying i'm not amonster. i'm not an evil woman. i love my children. i never meant to harm him. malone's drnfense atto asked that she be released from jail today pointing out she's already served 15 months telling the judge she needs mental health treernlgts not incarceration but prosecutorake a different view calling malone's actions horrific, arguing for even more time than the 15 months she's already spent behind bars. >> most children look to their mother for a hug, for comfort, an this mother brought nothing but pain on this poor child. >> repoer: the judge's decision marks lone will serve a total of three years with two years of probation after that. her husband who is now seeking a divorce tells me he would have liked to seeen an ev

post malone is hitting the road across north america for a fall tour. the 29 city run away tour kicks off september 14th in tacoma washington wrapping up in los angeles november 20th. tickets go on sale friday. >> i know you want to fight. but there are other ways of doing your duty. >> reporter: and before the kingsmen there was the kingsman. and now we are getting the first look at the trailer for the prequel. he takes a dive into the british intelligence agency durned world war i. that's are eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. . >>> good morning. straight ahead in sports, the warriors trying to turn the page on kevin durant easier said than done. and this truly home grown giant had himself a day of a lifetime. and the giants, benefited big. . >> and looking live outside at the city of san jose, on this tuesday morning, it's 4:51. we will be right back. kisses ] announcer: what's the role of a car company? go! announcer: to take your kids to and from school? mari... yes? what are you doing? don't forget your science project. announcer: we thi

malone used syringes to inject the blood into her son's tubes. she later toldr investigatoshe was trying to get more medical attention for her son. malone's attorney said t day that she needs mental health treatment, not incarceration. prosecutors wanted more jail time because of the nature of this crime. >> most children looked at their mother for a hug and this mother brought nothing but pain on this poor child. >> the judge sentence mad lone to a total of three years in prison with two years probation after that. family members say her son's health has improved significantly. >> search teams without human bones near the gw parkway and four-mile run in virginia. u.s. park police officers found three bones and a skull in a creek bed. you'll remember the d.c. fire department dogs named kylie was hurt searching that same areali ear this week. kylie had to be airlifted off to an animal hospital after her leg was impaled on a fence. kylie is expected to make a full recovery. >> next at 6:30, a woman critically injured in a freak accident on the trai

hitting cameras recorded elizabeth malone putting her own tood into syringes connected malone told detectives that she meant no harm and did it to get ctors to be more responsive to her son who is disabled. yesterday a judge called her alime "a betray of her maternal role." she's already served 15 months of her three-year sentence. family membersll us that the son's condition has improved since she's been injail. >>> plus, marking 50 years since nasa put a man on the moon. y if remember watching neil in trong's moon walking 1969, then there's a maryland man you need to thank. find out how he helped the world wadich the moon lanng. that story coming up next on "news4 today." >>> welcome back, all week we'vo beening back at the u.s. space program has it marks a major milestone, putting a on the moon and we wouldn't have seen it happen without the work of amaaryland jason newton th our affiliate in baltimore shows us how this man helped bring the lunar landing back to ea nh. >> that the camera. the cameras still on the moon. >> reporter: if fred neighle stuck with his first career -- >> i was ju

i'm so excited about it, and i'm also going to have a seven-inning stretch and dorothy malone is going to perform that. and all local talent. >> how much are the tickets? >> ticts, zero. >> they're free. >> they're free. they go online. think can go sign up and get their tickets free. >> this is a way to really keep the history alive. >> yes. >> but also to teach the next generation, isn't it? >> that is so true. because have little league baseball teams, young ladies softball teams come. and wear your it's always good to see that. acause we talkut history. we read about it. we hear a little bit about it, but this is an opportunity to ce it. and we cantinue to do their. >> all right. >> to broaden their horizons. >> you're doing your part t preserve and celebrate baseball history. it's so good to see you. d thank you so much. you're going to give me this book. that's it for news 4 your sunday. search community on our website. thanks for joi z3a66z z16fz y3a66y y16fy why switch to fios now? you get the best internet on the 100% fiber-optic ne work and now thbest value from your tv packa

this is a picture of a vehicle that police are investigating 28 year-old elliott malone is also a person who police want to find police say he's one of 2 men who broke into friedman's home improvement, stealing power tools officers say they caught up to them and a short time later but malone was able to get away they're still looking for him tonight, police say they arrested the driver of that getaway vehicle and identified him as 70 year-old john silva. >>police in fairfield are searching for someone who they say hit a bicyclist and drove away. this is a picture of the car, they're looking for police say a 58 year-old woman was riding her bike in the bike lane on sunset avenue not far from east travis boulevard last week and that's what they say a red 2003 saturn suv ran her over the victim is in critical, but stable condition. >>massive protests shut down the streets of puerto rico today as thousands of people demand the governor's resignation comes after the governor announced sunday that he would not seek another term in office buddy refuses to step down after the release said offens

but caroline malone's office said she was not invited to the white house bill signing. such a pathological liar, that he will lie directly to people who he knows knows the truth. we're going to run that video of the lie once again so that you can watch the pathological process he goes through. and i think what you will see on his face in the small space that he leaves for applause is the very quick realization that he is more likely to get booed for his deplorable lie, and so he chooses to race on to the next sentence in his telepromter. take another look. >> many of those affected were firefighters, police officers, and other first responders. and i was down there also. but i'm not considering myself a first responders. but i was down there. i spent a lot of time down there with you. >> it's not the worst lie he's told about 9/11. his worst lie was a lie he told twice in a 12-hour period and then never told it again. and the fact that he did not tell that lie again today is further proof that it is a lie. and it is a lie that he got away with because when you look at t

both malone who you see her, ran off, got away. deputies used a helicopter and a dog to search the area but were unable to find him. >>> the mother of a little girl who died of cancer says her ashes were returned, stolen last week from a san jose cemetery. 2-year-old kelly lopez died of cancer four years ago. it's not clear why the ashes were stolen in the first place. >>> this week, contra costa county leaders are set to vote on an increased fire facilities fee, paid by home and building developers on every project. the fee itself raises money for needed for the fire district. if passed, newly proposed fee would be 64% higher. the current fee is $591 per single family unit and $376 for 1,000 square feet of office space. supervisors will vote on that issue tomorrow morning. >>> the car share, bike share but how about cup share? berkeley's new pilot program with a reusable cup service company called vessel. cups are checked out through an app, pickups and returns made at participating cafes or restaurants. vessel washes them and san

struck out ton the 4th inning market clubs the first of this first two home runs off former a tommy malone and they left the park six times today. were up five and tim beckham looking to put a dent in that lead and he should've aimed it away from him because another brilliant defensive play mbas when 10-2 in their sixth straight. pumps the green passed away at the rate of 85 and grew up in richmond. named pomc by his mother who actually never told him the meaning. >> i didn't know my name until he went to school. really didn't. i saw it on the report card. >> a few things from them. pomc will be remembered for breaking the color barrier in boston. the red sox or the team in the big leagues to integrate and he faced the same sort of pressure jackie robinson faced in new york 12 years earlier. teammate ted williams one of the first friends in the big leagues. >> the sportswriter said u.s. ted and what you think ted went for his throat , not physically. but he cussed him out and told him off and told him not ever ask him something like that. >> what do you think i think. you know. that made i

it's a problem that we really can't arrest our way out of the malone is just staggering. they say congress needs to lay down the law to stop big tech companies like facebook snapchat instagram and youtube from exposing kids to inappropriate content and dangerous predators. we need to simplify this process to help more parents protect their children. >>christopher mckenna a pillar in the founder of nonprofit protect young eyes says most apps are not warning parents about the risky content on their platforms. >>2 simple solutions could change everything he says congress should create an independent review process to get each app. >>and accurate age requirement and installed default on kids, phones and computers that would automatically block harmful material we need to set a national standard protect companies as to how they protect children. but lawmakers say one major policy stands in the way it's a provision in the communications decency act under its social media platforms aren't legally responsible for their users post. >>if we can sue snapchat or instagram or anybody

martin malone is the chief economic advisor at alpha book, and is still with nara and i this morning.in for the next administration. it is looking like it's boris johnson. you have a cracking line in your notes, the great dropping out of great britain. parity against the dollar is something that you expect. is that predicated on a hard brexit? do we get there immediately if there is a hard brexit? how do you get to that call? the main factor as i said before is the word stability. the u.k. has a difficult position and economic factors, real gdp is close to 1%, it should be closer to 2% or 3%, so that needs to be doubled or tripled. that would mean we need political action and economic policy for the new government. the second factor is financial instability. the housing market is in trouble in the u.k. despite the low interest rate level, and the third factor is political instability, which is clearly the brexit issue, and the political changes taking place at the moment. >> do you prefer to short the pound against the dollar or against the euro? >> against the dollar, it's the most s

but seriously people are going to say i should have washed it best you can tickle me in the beard malone. farmer mama had a piece of land up there. she's very small you don't see the neon but it harms our vegetables in 2 or 3 rows each item oh look at all of us use that it belonged to her belonged to all of us. she grew a lot of crops there yes and i've only. now been down there a month and a bio and i thought of you madam little she was always growing crops we sold them and in the. last week when they were hauling the whole way and in need that would what should bring the sheen about down in the mountains or not so don't you don't want to see it at the end of the palace as. you are keep i'm happy here this is my home. last summer all 3 women came here to help their mother on the farm. but she died 5 months ago and no one has lived here since. now it's autumn and the livestock have moved up into the highlands. nellie has been looking after the animals for 8 days now. it's solitary work but there's no one else here to do it. to. look at it because they. are going to look ok you can see th

. ♪ >> reporter: with media moguls su as brian roberts, john malone and gre masay arriving ohere in suny onef the big topics is how the media and tech giants are battling with content. with a number of new streaming services set to launchrom disney, apple, at&t warner media and unersal. >> n one will compete with netflix in gross subscribers. i believe they've won the game annothing i can see will dislodge them. amazon is a completely different business in that it is selling prime which gives you different services. disney has the best chance because of its very, very popular content. >> reporter: with so many media and tech comnies such as apple and amazon competing for premium showsnd movies which barry dillard calls an arms race, some of theompanies are looking for value elsewhere like discovery's david dazlov which is building on his company's strength with coent around food, the home and science. >> they all look the same. apple is doing it, scripted movies.great great companies will be fighting over the market share, price of content going up. it is great to wa i think it is great

we move the train when i was very young when we moved here we moved you know to malone's we used to always well up and down the hallways of course it was the projects so some time we will sneak up on the roof which was the top floor 12th floor and you know look out and of course i was very scared as a young child but you know when you live in a projects it's always so much stuff that you can get into my brother was tragically killed when he was ran over by a truck and i remember pacifically going to the corner with a habanera and seeing all the blood because they left all the blood still in the street the traumatic experience of losing my only brother and that truck x. and i know it had done something to me you know drugs from our state that time was hard all the way or because my son was doing drugs my nephews was too much drugs my niece was doing drugs my sisters with doing drugs it was like an epidemic. of drug abuse. and i cannot explain. i cannot explain my feelings because i had at that time i didn't know how i felt you know i was sad because i felt like they were different in their

ok let's just show you some of the very latest we'll show you a malone's if you will of the latest pictures and live pictures if we still got the feed of life pictures coming to us now you can see the puerto rican flag being waved high and proud about those demonstrations gave and is on to our correspondent making the point during his coverage over the past month to minnesota this is such a fluid situation on the ground the govern attending his resignation what an hour and 20 minutes ago or so we still. he was going to resign and resign with immediate effect he didn't there was a little twist in the tale of that resignation we were listening to it we were monitoring it he said i will resign it's time to go i've spoken to my children spoken to my family i will not go until august the 2nd the problem from a constitutional point of view brackets it doesn't really matter in this sense how many people do not have a job at the moment in the upper echelons of the congress close brackets because there are claims and counterclaims we've had them on this channel there are claims that there are 14 top

representative carolyn malone gave an address on the advocating the 9/11 fund. 10 year cost is estimated at around $10 billion. majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he plans to bring the legislation to the senate floor before the august

. >> reporter: chris malone of new york runs perhaps the last shop in the world dedicated to restoring bugs. what is it that appealed to you? >> the happy look on its face. it's got a face when you look at it. it's got a little smile. >> reporter: in the '60s, the beetle became a symbol for the counterculture. over the years they embraced the car's quirkiness in a series of ads. with only two redesigns over its lifetime, unheard of in the car industry, the beetle never lost its personality, starring in movies, and even recent tv shows. >> look at the turn signal. >> holy mackerel! >> reporter: the end of the beetle marks a turning point for volkswagen, which now sees its future in electric cars. so for many who grew up loving this car, including me, i still own the '67 bug my parents bought new, it is with a sense of melancholy to say they just don't make them like that anymore. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs t

officer malone recovered a loaded rifle and pistol after searching the vehicle that he had pulled over for expired registration. the driver was arrested and charged with five felonies for being a felon in possession of weapons. >>> the family of a 2-year-old santa rosa girl who was the victim of a hit and run says it's going to be sadly a very long recovery. they started a go fund me to raise money for the child's medical expenses, which could be extensive. she's being treated at children's hospital in oakland. police say the girl suddenly ran into the street near the mall yesterday afternoon and was hit by a van. the driver took off. police arrested the suspect yesterday. hector larios is in jail for felony dui and hit and run charges. police say he has four prior convictions in the past six years. >>> neighbors in east san jose are devastated after a grandfather was killed during a home invasion this morning. police were called to the home about 9:30 and a heavy police presence remains tonight after the investigation turn into a homicide. family friend of the victim said he never tho

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alicia malone. i wish you were here with me. you were here because we actually have, hand me one, an actual vhs tape. be kind, please rewind. does anyone remember that? thank you very much. what is it about the movies do you think that is so magical? >> well, i wish i was there too because i worked in a video store, so i just have that such nostalgic feeling about seeing the covers and choosing your film on a friday night. i was often in pajamas with my friends choosing films. but i think in general, movies allow us escape from our everyday lives, from our world for an hour and a half to two hours. but they don't necessarily have to be mindless entertainment before i moved to america. i learned a lot about america through film. they can be a portal into the world of the they can help you experience different cultures, different places, different people, that you may not get to in your day-to-day life. i don't know about you, but i love going to a movie theater, sitting in the dark with a bunch of strangers. everyone is laughing

a deputy arrested the driver, but his accomplice, elliott malone ran away. anyone with information on the whereabouts is asked to call police. construct happening today really to give people on parole the right to vote in california. the proposed ballot measure will give tens of thousands of people who served their time the chance to vote in local, states, in federal elections. supporters say will make voting easier and more inclusive. the lot whenever apply to people behind bars. the right to vote is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at the san francisco city hall. >>> taking alive look at oakland international airports were i.c.e. has been flying in and out tens of thousands of detained immigrants. the report found i.c.e. charter nearly 1000 fights between 2010 and 2018. the flights continued despite the oaken things were city policy about 43,000 detainees transferred to the airport brother detention area centers. the oakland city policy bars any city department from cooperating with the enforcement of federal, civil immigration laws. >> it is hard to blame to city

and now let's show you the man who police say got away, they're looking for 20 year-old elliott malone. also of petaluma they recovered the stolen items and give back to the store on the peninsula deputies arrested 20 year-old jacob garibaldi for trying to break into several cars in half moon bay, all in the 800 block of 3rd avenue. he faces suspicion of attempted vehicle burglary and vehicle tampering charges. in the south bay, the ashes of a 3 year-old girl that were stolen from the san jose cemetery have been returned to the family. the family discovered the urn was missing last thursday from the calvary catholic center a cemetery. and the thief also took not just the urn that you see there, but a golden cylinder containing the little girls locks of hair. she died 4 years ago after a battle with cancer. >>we are really really gloves. again in is rea said this happened. >>an anonymous person return to the earned to the family yesterday. police in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood arrested a man for robbing a cell phone from a tourists. police chased the man for 2 blocks and the

. >> joining us now, alicia malo e malone.was happening in hollywood that led to this new aera? >> at the end of the 1960s, there were big budgets. they weren't making their money back. they didn't connect. that opened the door and paved the way for new young, hungry filmmakers making riskier films with smaller budgets that were part of the count ercounterculte were catering to. >> a lot of the movies in the '70sed the envelope. do you think they could get made today? >> definitely not, not in the same way. they are very much products of what was happening in america at the time. "cabaret" it's about corruption. "blazing saddles" about racist. mel brooks had a tough enough time making it back then. >> do you have a favorite movie? >> yeah. i know it's sacrilegious to not say "the godfather" but mine is "taxi driver." i don't think that could have been made in any other era. it's dark and gritty. i love it. >> i love "grease." that's one of my favorite. i watch it over and over. i could recite all the lines and sing all the son

it's a problem that we really can't arrest our way out of the malone is just staggering.say congress needs to lay down the law to stop big tech companies like facebook snapchat instagram and youtube from exposing kids to inappropriate content and dangerous predators. we need to simplify this process to help more parents protect their children. >>christopher mckenna a pillar in the founder of nonprofit protect young eyes says most apps are not warning parents about the risky content on their platforms. >>2 simple solutions could change everything he says congress should create an independent review process to get each app. >>and accurate age requirement and install default on kids, phones and computers that would automatically block harmful material we need to set a national standard protect companies as to how they protect children. but lawmakers say one major policy stands in the way it's a provision in the communications decency act under its social media platforms aren't legally responsible for their users post. >>if we can sue snapchat or instagram or anybody for the

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actually john malone, who is obviously very smart himself, he said talking to these other folks in they, it makes him think of things he never thought of before. this is really sort of a mecca for deal-making. so many people are looking for shari redstone. we saw her a couple of times. she is scurrying, like this little pint of energy. she had a backpack on. i am thinking where is she going walking so fast? what is in the bag, sherry. we try to stop them. they don't always love to chat with us. i saw michael bloomberg, michael dell, ron meyer, were talking within 10 felt of each other in front after coffee shop going into some of the power sessions. this is where deal-making is happening. where conversations that seal the future are happening t has been a phenomenal experience to see it all in this picturesque setting. >> yaki, got to tell you, we know it is always a news making event, particularly with the things happening but that picturesque set something making me pretty jealous as well. reporter: fair enough. you should be. this is a good one. charles: they're always making news o

arrested and here's a picture of them and they're still looking for he's 28 and his name is eliot malone. also from pamela money items stolen were returned to the store. the to the east bay now a deli shop owner and claim this facing backlash after making a controversial comment on facebook. >>and it included the term send her back and he offered free food to any customer who said it kron 4 bellow has that story. >>meatballs let's beef today in case we offend any of our overly sensitive pork haters writes john knesset on his facebook page friday. the post continues quote a free side when you say send her back. >>is very hurtful and and races to be honest anybody's entire to say whatever they want to you they want i don't know why somebody would say something like that. >>the deli owners post comes just days after president donald trump suggested for congresswoman of color, go back where they came from. her back was enchanted at a rally for the president in north carolina. i doubt it. >>ideologies that have come about through some one that professes to be a leader. but in the same breath.

there's a picture of the man that got away his 28 year-old elliott malone from petaluma the items that were stolen were return and to the well to the peninsula. now deputies arrested 20 year-old jacob garb all before trying to break into several cars this happen in half moon bay in the 800 block of 3rd avenue. so our balti faces suspicion of attempted vehicle burglary and also vehicle tampering charges. >>now 6 oh 5 in the south baby. >>ashes of a 3 year-old girl that were stolen from the san jose cemetery have been returned. the family discovered the urn was missing last thursday from the calvary catholic cemetery and also gone the golden cylinder that contain the locks of the girl's hair. the little girl had died 4 years ago from cancer. >>we are really really gloves. in a space that this happened. >>an anonymous person ended up haorhood arrested a man for robbing a tourist of their cell phone. a police chased the robber for 2 blocks before they caught up with him. and despite this they actually say that robberies in san francisco are down by 25%. they say the decrease is partly due.

launching in july or whether it's the post malone collaboration launched at the end of last year, i think they're doing a really good job of getting kind of two strong customer cohorts >> in terms of some of the potential risk factors, erin, some of crocs are made in china, they're also made in mexico and in europe. how much exposure does it have to china is that a concern at all >> sure. so, if you look at the exposure into china into the u.s. market, because that would be the market obviously if tariffs were to go through at 25%, even though that's been pushed off for now, it would be about 10% of their total manufacturing by the end of 2020. so in pretty reasonable shape relative to the rest of their peer set in terms of mexico it's di minimis now, roughly single digit, very modest, 1-ish, 2% of their manufacturing. we think they're fairly diversified. vietnam is a key region for them in terms of a manufacturing perspective. i think that overhang is decided at least in the last couple of weeks. >> and then in terms, in terms of direct to consumer, erin, is most -- they're keeping a tig

. >> joining us now, alecia malone host of turner classic movies. fun to see those clips. long time. what kind of movies did hollywood start making in the 1990s that set it apart from previous decades of cinema? >> as well at the films you mentioned like "jurassic park" and "jerry maguire" the 1990s about the rise of independent cinema. in hollywood, smaller studios formed. like miramax. not big money but low budgets to interesting moviemakers so they could make their movies and make really interesting films. you think about the directors that came out of the 1990s. i mean, incredible filmmakers like quentin tarantino. david lynch. spike lee. >> wow. yes. in the '90s. really they were all about generation x. right? what kind of influence did that have on filmmaking? generation x? >> yeah. generation x were watching films about generation x made by generation x and these were the 20 somethings, people would call them slackers but they really had a lot of friends who were like family. searching for direction. they wanted to do something different than their parents and their

it's a problem that we really can't arrest our way out of the malone is. >>just staggering. they say congress needs to lay down the law to stop big tech companies like facebook snapchat instagram and youtube from exposing kids to inappropriate content and dangerous predators. we need to simplify this process to help more parents protect their children. >>christopher mckenna a pillar in the founder of nonprofit protect young eyes says most apps are not warning parents about the risky content on their platforms. >>2 simple solutions could change everything he says congress should create an independent review process to get each app. >>and accurate age requirement and install default on kids, phones and computers that would automatically block harmful material we need to set a national standard protect companies as to how they protect children. but lawmakers say one major policy stands in the way it's a provision in the communications decency act under its social media platforms aren't legally responsible for their users post. >>if we can sue snapchat or instagram or anybody fo