mcnerney and the other ceos were just so anti-union. and had this mentality that they could get cheaper labor somewhere else. so all the talent here all this generations of skills. in some ways was thrown away and and the making people here feel like that meant that they lost. the last some pride in the company let's let's get back to the specifics of boeing i've often. heard people say oh boeing should be run by an engineer. you know, the current ceo is not an engineer. but dennis mullenberg was an engineer. i was phil condott as we said earlier. dennis mullenberg was an engineer when he came in following mcnerney. i remember being full of hope. oh, it's an engineer taking over. and one of the first things he did was he signed a new contract with speer the engineering union they did it very quiet negotiations and came up with his new deal. and i thought wow, that's a great sign, but in fact, otherwise, he just kept very straight strictly to the mcnerney way mcnerney had taking them for 18 months to chicago to be under his wing to be gr

. >> we saw this week jerry mcnerney who has represented acosta county since 2007 decided not to runagain in november. i think you are hearing it from all across the country democrats feel like they might lose the house. if you want to live in california you want to fly across the country every week? to answer your question about interesting races, it will be the same places, the central valley, orange county, that has not changed from 2018 or 2020. what has changed is states like texas and other battlegrounds, continue down the path, especially in the path of republican-controlled legislatures of gerrymandering. california might be really the last battleground left in the nation, that is not only good news for politics watchers like you and me, but also for residents in laces like arden grove, santa clarita, bakersfield who will see a contest on the ballot in november. >> just very briefly, you have also been watching local politics, we cannot do the show without talking about early voting and the san francisco school board recall. interestingly, noncitizens can vote. how is this po

according to a federal complaint, shane mcnerney refused to wear a face mask, through a canister at another passenger, and pulled down his pants, mooning other passengers. it carries up to 20 years in prison. >>> a cruise ship in the bahamas came to an abrupt end when a cruise ship was rerouted over not paying fuel charges. a federal judge ordered the ship seized and returneded to the miami port the ship inextend traveled to the bahamas. a personals were returned by ferry. >>> let's tern to janessa webb. >> good morning. they've been going through it for the weekend. another clipper system impacts them later on this afternoon 50 million people from detroit to chicago, this is even sections of the midwest, this will expand into the northeast so winter weather advisories should go into place later on today. you can see it's a quick mover, but we're going to see at least accumulation 4 to 8 inches across akron, ohio, into ashtabula. it makes its way into northernc. ton of sunshine from san diego to los angeles temperatures, lower 70s. temps really continue to fall across the northeast we'll ta

mcnerney. rep. mcnerney: thank you witnesses for this testimony. i had to leave the company for bad policies, so i appreciate what you went through. you discussed a 2018 change and this has been discussed already in the committee. the company made its algorithms to favor meaningful social interactions and this was made to increase engagement based on my understanding of that it continues to favor content that is more likely to be shared by others. the problem is that facebook research found that mis rewarded provocative and negative content of low-quality and promoted the spread of divisive content. facebook executives reject the changes suggested by employees that would have countered this. so, how difficult is it for facebook to change its algorithm to lessen the impact of that? ms. haugen: baked -- facebook has a lot of different factors and i want to be clear, hate speech and bullying is considered meaningful in motion -- in most languages in the world. facebook knows that there are individual terms in the algorithm that you remove it you insta

district 9 representative jerry mcnerney announced today he is not seeking reelection this year. he has served in congress since 2007, and joyce 26 congressional democrats not seeking reelection. this is how district 9 is changing. it is still centered in stockton, but the new borders no longer include eastern contra costa county. representative josh harter also announced he plans to run to in the district and congressional race. he has represented the 10th district since 2019. his office is based in turlock. >>> a record number of guns seized in airport carry-ons, and wait until you hear how many were loaded. >>> a bay area company stepping up to give relief supplies to tonga. how you can also help. >>> all new at 6:00, dozens of officers off of the streets. the covid surge causing a staffing shortage for a bay area police department. the controversial plan to get more cops patrolling neighborhoods. >>> verizon and at&t are delaying the launch of 5g service here the country's major airports after the airlines claimed the technology was not safe. >> the airlines want to make sure

really is impacting for a lot of sitting members of congress, we saw this week congressman jerry mcnerneye is representing contra costa county since 2007, decided not to run again in november for a nice term. i think you are seeing it for members all across the country. democrats who feel like we might lose the house. if you are living in california, you want to be flying across the country every week to serve in the minority. to answer your question, i think it will be in the same places we have seen in california, central valley, orange county, that has not changed from 2018 or 2020. what really has changed is states like texas, other battlegrounds, have continued on a path, especially republican-controlled legislators, of gerrymandering, making sure there is fewer and fewer competitive seats. california might be one of the last battleground left in the nation. i think that is not only good for politics watchers like you and me, also for residents in places like garden grove, santa maria, bakersfield, who really will see contests on the ballot in november with a real vigorous change of

house democrats jim langevin of rhode island and jerry mcnerney of california say they will not seek re-election this year. that makes 28 democrats in the house chamber who are retiring after the current term or seeking another elective office. the bottom line here politically, democrats currently are in a precarious position nine months plus to the midterm elections. a lot can happen in that time. the correspondent mark meredith shows us how right now many voters are moving toward the republican party. >> as president biden faces falling approval ratings, new numbers from gallup show democrats over all are losing support. when the president entered office a year ago, democrats had a 9 point advantage over republicans. fast forward to the end of 2021. democrats saw a 7 point drop in support. 47% of people now identify with the republican party. 42% lean democratic. gallup's researchers summing it up writing republicans have, quote: an advantage over democrats larger than any they had achieved in 25 years. rnc officials tell fox they are not surprised given the current political clima

were talking we got news of two more house democratic retirements, 11-term member of congress jerry mcnerneycalifornia and five-term rhode island congressman jim lengamin. that makes 28 house democrats to the running for reelection. >>> turning to capitol hill where senators have begun dating two voting rights bills for the first time. up until now republicans have blocked the motion to proceed which effectively stopped the start of debate on these. this time democrats used a procedural move thanks to their friends in the house to bypass the motion to proceed so there was no threshold to start debate, no filibuster to start debate. there will be the ability to do that to end it. moments ago senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke on the floor to kick off debate. he said that senators need to be put on the record on where they stand on these two bills. >> win, lose or draw, members of this chamber were elected to debate and to vote, especially on an issue as vital to the beating heart of our democracy as voting rights. and the public -- the public sent titled to know where each senator sta

mcnerney is recognized. >> thank you, chair, and dr. spinrad, and for your dedication to the scientific enterprise. it's inspiring to see someone that has been so long in the business and still enthusiastic. a much better understanding is needed -- chemistry for climate system dynamics. the geo excellence that like constitutional scheduled to launch in the early 2020 -- and atmospheric composition sensor. doctor spinrad, will the satellite help base a baseline understanding for aerosols? >> yes. >> how will the resulting data contribute to science? >> part of climate science, a lot of people think of it as purely physical. it's about temperature or winter, water, but a lot of the initial conditions if you will that is set off what is going to happen are driven by atmospheric chemistry in the most fundamental manner, depending on what the particulates are that are in the atmosphere. they either reflect sunlight resulting in local cooling or they may absorb sunlight, which will result in local heating. having a good understanding of chemi

mcnerney is recognized. >> thank you, chair, and dr. spinrad. and for your dedication. it's really inspiring to see someone so long in the business and still enthusiastic. a much better understanding of the stratospheric composition and chemistry for an accurate model of the dynamics. the gio system consolation is scheduled to launch in the early 20 30's. dr. spinrad, will this satellite as currently planned help build a baseline understanding of the stratospheric aerosols? >> yes. >> and how would the resulting data contribute to climate science? >> so part of climate science -- a lot of people think of climate science as purely a physical phenomenon. about temperature or winds or water but a lot of the initial conditions, if you will, that set off what's going to happen are driven by atmospheric chemistry in the most fundamental manner, depending on what the particulates are in the atmosphere, they either reflect sunlight resulting in a local cooling or they may absorb sunlight, which will result in heating. so having a good understanding of the makeup of the atmosphe

mcnerney, you're recognized for five minutes. >> i thank the chairman. i thank the witnesses for your patience today. and i appreciate the thoughtful way we are approaching reform which can clearly have wide-ranging effects across the internet ecosystem. mr. wood, what specific reforms can we make to section 230 that will ensure that the platforms are not padding their bottom lines while knowingly harming vulnerable populations? >> thank you for that question. as my testimony suggests, we have not endorsed or opposed any of the approaches today but we think there are good ideas in all of them. some raise some concern about those wide ranging impact that is you discussed. finding a way to hold these platforms accountable when they know they're causing harm, whether that is by examining that interpretation of the protections in c-1 and understanding that distribution and algorithm amplification are different, at least in theory, and often in practice from the original publication. obviously, there's other approaches and ways to do that. but, again, i think

mcnerney for five minutes. >> i thank the chair and the witnesses for this testimony. ms. haugen, i had to leave a company for bad policies, and it was painful, so i appreciate what you've gone through. you've discussed a 2018 change, and this has been discussed already in this committee, the company made to its algorithm to favor meaningful social interactions, also known as msis. this change was made to increase engagement based on, my understanding, that it continues to favor content that is more likely to be shared by others. the problem is that facebook recertificate found that msi rewarded provocative and negative content of low quality divisive content. facebook executives rejected changes suggested by employees that would have countered this so how difficult is it for facebook to change its algorithms to lessen the impact of that? >> facebook knows individual factors with social interactions -- and hate speech and bullying is considered meaningful as is social interaction in most languages in the world. facebook knows there are individual terms within that algorith