raquel: thank you. we will move onto the second caller, bill harwood with cbs news. bill: can you hear me? raquel: we can. bill: thanks. i wanted to follow-up on the same question. i am a little fuzzy about the richness in the organic material you are finding at the base of the delta. then, the transition from there out into the more igneous deposits towards the center of the lake. i guess i'm not understanding the possible history here of lake versus magma versus whatever hit mars in the first place to excavate the crater. i am just not quite getting that. what do you think that history might be? thanks. ken: i will give a quick summary and if sunanda wants to jump in she can. the basic idea is that the crater probably formed about 3.8 million years ago. it made a big hole that is filled with material. but we don't know the origin of the material. one of the key things that is special about mars is how long surface features persist without plate tectonics and the kinds of reworking we see on earth. it

raquel. >> and says it's important to americans. remember how they felt and how they came together after the 9.11 tragedy, he said that americans obligation to protect and defend our democracy. >> on the 21st anniversary of 9.11 president joe biden is reminding americans to stand together. i hope will remember. >> that amidst these dark days we dug deep. we cared for each other during a speech to the pentagon sunday, president biden paid tribute to those killed in the attack. >> and also highlighted the lessons learned in the days and years to follow. we regain the light. >> by reaching out to one another. and finding something all too rare. a true sense of national unity. the president's message, however, is getting mixed reviews from republicans do unify. >> after the crisis, the question is, can we have the type of leadership that unifies us without a crisis on fox news sunday, south carolina republican senator tim scott accused the president of dividing americans after the speech last week, the president singled out magna extrem

good morning, raquel. reyna. good morning. the white house says this meeting is all about showing these families. >> that their loved ones and bring them home remains top of mind. the president will be meeting with the wife of brittney griner and also the sister of paul whelan. both of them have been ramping up the pressure on this administration to do more. friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner. >> in paul whelan, both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia have yet to accept their offer to do a prisoner swap. in august, the biden administration offered for free russian arms dealer. viktor boot in exchange for both griner and whelan. we

good morning, raquel. >> reyna, good morning. well, this announcement was made just after 5 o'clock in the morning here on the east coast. the administration calls it a win for thousands of railway workers who are fighting for better work conditions. now, right now, the details are a little scares up. but the white house saying they're looking forward to moving forward. >> early thursday morning, the white house announced a tentative deal between railway companies and workers avoiding a massive strike according to a white house statement, railroad workers, quote, will get better pay, improve working conditions and the peace of mind around their health care costs. the deal comes less than 24 hours before thousands of workers were set to go on strike. and after biden administration officials worked through the night to broker the deal. moments after the announcement, speaker of the house nancy pelosi congratulated both parties and the white house for finding a solution. despite mounting pressure wednesday, she resisted calls for co

raquel martin, back to you guys. thank you very much. raquel. >> and 6.22.rcing santa clara county now to expand its water restrictions. we'll tell you what the new rules are. 6.25. the queen's coffin is on the move again, as you can see, she is being taken from buckingham palace to westminster hall where ten's that thousands of hundreds of thousands of people. going to be this morning starting to file by and pay their respects. we can see the casket. >> just leaving now the gates of buckingham palace. and as daryn mentioned, 4 sure that the distance between buckingham palace and westminster, but now very far, not very far mile or so in that span, there are going to be a starry mention tens of thousands of people. this is going to be a slow procession. and as we understand it to king charles, along with his sons, prince william and prince harry will be walking behind the casket. watch. get a look at that. which might be able to get a few of them here. and i that's i think to say. will william? >> it's just it's just fascinating to watch the ceremony. the pom

raquel martin. >> nearly 2 decades after his capture, the self-described mastermind of the september terror attacks is still awaiting trial as the 21st anniversary of the attacks approaches this sunday, khalid shaikh mohammed and 4 other men accuse continue to sit in guantanamo bay. their plan trials have been continuously postponed. the latest complication came last month when pretrial hearings were canceled. the delay was one in a list of disappointments for relatives of the almost 3,000 victims of the tragedy. michigan voters will decide in november on whether to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution. the michigan supreme court has overturned the election board's rejection of the proposal. >> the amendment would affirm the right to make pregnancy-related decisions without interference. abortion rights supporters had submitted more than 750,000 signatures easily clearing the minimum threshold and setting a record for a ballot initiative. abortion has remained legal in michigan even after the fall >> next, looking for something to do this weekend well about a little r

washington correspondent raquel martin joins us live from dc with what we can expect. good morning workout. >> rain in the morning. the president is definitely a ramping up his public schedule right now to try and highlight some of democrats. legislative wins ahead of the midterms, which is just 2 months away. now, the white says they expect over 1000 supporters at the white house later this afternoon to celebrate this bill. expect to hear more details later in the day. >> tuesday, president joe biden and democrats will celebrate the passage of the inflation reduction act. american people should have confidence. we're on the right track. well, in boston monday, the president's at the 740 billion dollar plan will change lives by investing. big on clean energy and climate policy. while lowering the cost of prescription drugs for some americans believe the economy and finally works for working families. democrats insist the bill which raises taxes on some large corporations will also reduce the national deficit and together with the passage of the bipartisan chips act wil

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> education secretary miguel cardona says student loan forgiveness for millions of americans will soon be just click away. we want to make sure this process is smooth clear, easy have of thursday. he says millions of americans are already getting e-mails from his agency explaining what they should expect before applications open up next month. going to getting e-mails from us once a week to keep you up to we want to make sure you have clear information. those e-mails look like this and explain who is eligible and how to watch out for potential scams. but an update tucked into the web site thursday could be bad news for some borrowers. the education department now says borrowers with privately help federal student loans who did not take steps to consolidate their loans before september. 29th are no longer eligible for forgiveness. in a statement, a spokesperson says the agency will, quote, continue to explore additional legally available options. >> to provide relief to those borrowers, they say the change will only impact a s

our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> repubuican lawmakers say they wantto see president biden student loan forgiveness plan blocked in the courts that there's no authority for the president to wave a wand and to forgive. >> billions of dollars of student loan debt and yet he did it anyway, missouri republican senator josh hawley in iowa, senator chuck grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation be a tremendous win. >> the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense

raquel martin. >> president biden addressing the nation tonight about the impact of trumpism.t to the nation's democracy. >> biden forces are determined. to take this country backwards. backwards to america. where there is no right to choose. no right to privacy. no right to contraception. all right. to marry who you love. they promote authoritarian leaders and they fanned the flames of political violence. but our threat. to our personal rights. to the pursuit of justice. so the rule of law for the very soul of this country. >> the president framing the upcoming november elections as a part of an ongoing battle for the soul of the nation in a rebuttal speech ahead of the prime time address. house republican leader can. kevin mccarthy has accused the president of trying to divide americans and blasted the detocrats record when it comes to inflation, crime and government spending. a federal judge heard arguments today about whether to appoint an outside legal expert. >> to review government records seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago home. there's no immediate ruling

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you a all right. that certainly impacts a lot of us were kill. so we're going to be watching. thanks for that update. >> still to come on the kron 4 morning news, a new survey is aiming to make public transportation. >> safer for riders. why one bay area universities conducting some research? we'll be right back. after the break. mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing in my ear was dr. stanley saying, "trust god, trust god." effort to get a better idea of the crime and safety concerns of the people who use public transit systems. the governor just signed a new law that will create a survey for people who use public transit. the data collected will help improve riders experiences when it comes to their safety and security. the man at a transportation institute at san jose state university will condu

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you, raquel.ss than 2 months until election day, here's a look at one of the propositions on the ballot. prop 30. it aims to help the state go green. but governor newsom argues it's not what it seems if passed prop 30 would increase taxes on california to make more than 2 million dollars a year. supporters say that revenue would go towards subsidies for electric vehicles for more charging stations and resources to fight fires. but the governor's taking out a new ad to tell voters that this proposition is a trojan horse that rideshare companies like lyft are hoping to exploit. >> fellow californians i need to warn you about proposition 30, this devised by a single corporation to funnel state income taxes to benefit their company. >> so the governor singling out lift their lift facing a state requirement to convert its fleet to electric vehicles. and those who side with the governor say lyft wants to use money from this measure to cover some of that cost in response lift, which has spent millions no

for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel time now 6.23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how much money they have saved for a rainy day. we're going to tell you just how much you're supposed to have in the event of emergency. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. >> 6.25, let's talk money as we've got inflation. you know, that squeezing a lot of americans seeing everything costs so much. >> how much are you suppose have tucked away dipping into your savings right now? right? financial experts say the target amount for an emergency fund should be 3 months of expenses for dorner. so you each need

for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. kate raquel, thank you very much. it's 6.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news >> if you mess around on a scooter in san francisco getting away and danger people that are walking on the sidewalks and yourself, well, you might have to pay for. we'll tell you why. >> it's 6.25. and starting today, street vendors in san francisco will have to have a permit. city leaders passed an ordinance in march before being eligible to get the permit. vendors have to first register with the city and those who sell merchandise clothes, electronics, souvenirs, all that stuff as well as anybody selling food, pre packaged food, things that >> they make. >> you're eligible to get these permits. they cost $430 a year and the city says those prove that they're low income. they made to look at a waiver for the permit fee. if you're east scooter on the sidewalks of san francisco, you might have to pay for it to break the rules. san francisco supervisors are considering a resolution clamp down on scooter riders who don't obey the rule since last july.

raquel. >> time now is 5.22.nd coming up on the kron 4 morning news improperly writing or parking the scooters could get you fined. that is if a new resolution is passed in san francisco will tell you why city leaders say it's time for riders to pay for breaking the rules. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. >> 5 25 3 san francisco board supervisors are trying to pass a resolution to further regulate the use of scooters on sidewalks. the supervisors introduced a resolution that would have power. the san francisco mta to issue citations to people who are improperly writing th

good morning, raquel. >> james darya. good morning.sident biden says important americans remember how they felt and how they came together in the wake of that tragic day as the americans obligation to remember to defend and protect our democracy together. >> on the 21st anniversary of 9.11 president joe biden is reminding americans to stand together. i hope will remember. >> that amidst these dark days we dug deep. we cared for each other during a speech to the pentagon sunday, president biden paid tribute to those killed in the attack. >> and also highlighted the lessons learned in the days and years to follow. we regain the light. >> by reaching out to one another. and finding something all too rare. a true sense of national unity. the president's message, however, is getting mixed reviews from republicans unify. >> after the crisis, the question is, can we have the type of leadership that unifies us without a crisis on fox news sunday, south carolina republican senator tim scott accused the president of dividing americans after the

to you. >> thanks, raquel is 7.21. you ride a scooter on the sidewalks in san francisco. you might have to pay for it. we'll tell you what the city is thinking of doing. 7.24. and if you run any scooter on the sidewalk, the san francisco, you might have to pay a fine for in san francisco supervisors are considering a resolution that would clamp down on people who ride the scooters where they're not supposed to don't obey the rules since last july, bird spin and lime. >> have been fined more than a million dollars for all the citations that people have gotten. but if this passes, the riders who actually breaking the rules will have to put half of that bill. aaron peskin is one of 3 san francisco board of supervisors who drafted the legislation. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks endangering inconveniencing pedestrian. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write an op sidewalk. >> well, yeah, that might

bullets came in that i examining the remains of some of the people who died forensic pathologist, raquel for tune made a shocking discovery. in 7 cases out of $47.00, the death certificates were false. here, they listed a natural cause of death. when people had actually been shot rational, the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. if you have anymore questions on the 16th, giving me escalate. nice, nancy black, blue around me. somebody i not really any mean many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother, 6 years ago. when me, when ha civilian and shopping, gib ah, may find there. one shot again to sure. she's dead, he's dead. eyes that darcy milleon planted. my father ah! dying ah dorothy, she's up damn trashy and my knee. the poor were the primary victims of the war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official numbe

raquel. >> good morning.hite house says this meeting is all about showing these families that bringing home their loved ones remains a top priority. the president will be meeting with the wife of brittney griner and also the sister of paul whalen. both of them have been pressuring the administration to do more to get them home friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner. >> in paul whelan, both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia has yet to accept their offer to do a prisoner swap in august, the biden administration offered for free russian arms dealer. viktor boot in exchange for both griner and whelan. we should accept ou

good morning, raquel. >> good morning.l, this will be the first time the senate holds a hearing specifically looking at the link between social media use and domestic terrorism. i spoke with the chair of the senate homeland security committee yesterday. he says at this point congress might need to step in to make sure no more violence occurs. >> credibly important to that. we understand what's happening. >> democratic senator gary peters is demanding answers from tiktok facebook, youtube and twitter. he says the social media giants are fueling users to commit heinous acts of violent domestic terrorism is a. >> number one form of terrorism right now that we're faced with. and a lot of those terrorist attacks have been linked in some way to contact that those individuals had through social media wednesday, both former and current employees of the tech companies will testify before the senate homeland security committee. peter says he believes the company's algorithms are intentionally sending users dangerous content for ad p

a examining the remains of some of the people who died forensic pathologist, raquel for tune made a shocking discovery. in 7 cases out of $47.00, the death certificates were false year. they listed a natural cause of death. when people had actually been shot rational, the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. it was happening, war means that the 16 a giving any escalate that safe black, harassing me. somebody will not be any me. many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother. 6 years ago when miss wendy ha civilian a shopping gib ah may find there one shot again to sure. she's dead. he's dead. eyes the darcy milleon, bland. then my father ah, dying. ah, dorothy, she said, damn cache and my knee, the poor were the primary victims of the war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were killed on former presiden

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so, that's me, raquel, and that's her cousin's boyfriend. to arkansas. i forgot about this little book i did for her. it's just a book about her animals. and i had l the animals sign. i'll just show you the big rat. "cheers, from arkansas." we've always been incontact. but it was a cute little book. all the animals are gone now. [bird squawks] he ended up moving himself to the condominium. [adonis squawks] - i'm currently president of the property owners' association. there are 14 separate units here and we have a rather loose, but cordial governing association. at our most recent meeting, after our normal business, question of our new resident, adonis the vulture, became a point of some discussion. some of our owners were very concerned about the fact that we had a wild bird on the premises. one had said the bird frightened the grandchildren. about the only concern of any consequence was adonis is not too discerning in his bathroom habits. - some of 'em are upset with him, especially if he messes on their car port or in their walkway. - ado

that's not comment. >> that was raquel martin reporting for us.lawsuits have been filed, but the attorney general of arizona is hinting he and g's could take bpaction soon. coming up next, united airlines is looking to buy a new fleet of air taxis, how the company plans to bring travel into the future. >> but first, the new king of england addresses the public today as the country begins to mourn the loss of queen elizabeth. the second will take a closer look at his the united kingdom continues to mourn queen elizabeth. the second day remembrance ceremony was held this morning at saint paul's cathedral in the united kingdom and honor. >> of the queen, her son king charles, the 3rd delivered his first address since her passing reporter kimberly cheng has the latest. >> i know des brings great sadness to so many of you. and i share that sense of loss beyond measure. >> with the king, charles arrived at buckingham palace from scotland. he greeted well-wishers before addressing the world for the first time as monarch as the queen has so did was such a

yeah, raquel martin has a close test. examination of what this is all about. >> republican lawmakers say they want to see president biden, student loan forgiveness plan blocked in the courts that there's no authority for the president to wave a wand and to forgive. >> billions of dollars of student loan debt and he did it anyway, missouri republican senator josh hawley in iowa, senator chuck grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle

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raquel martin. >> still ahead here, the bay area's entering a 3rd line mean yes season.e can expect it to affect our winter >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in just days after the chair of the california republican party shared with us that the gop is what the gop is doing to reach out to voters. today we posed the same question to the leaders of californ a's democratic party. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace sat down with the chair about where the party stands as the midterms approach. >> yeah. chair hicks makes clear he expects this upcoming election to be one of success for california. democrats. >> well, i'm hopeful. i'm optimistic. that's how california democratic party chair rusty hicks described his feelings with election day. less than 2 months out. we're working hard each and every day to earn. >> the votes not just democrats but democrats, republicans and independents, to make sure that we do what we need to do in the california continues to deliver for the nation. a huge part of that message, according to hicks, includes ensuring democrats

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that was raquel martin reporting. no lawsuits have been filed yet. time now 6.22.want to take you live to london. >> where we can see king charles, there joined by camilla as they're walking the gates, the fence line of buckingham palace looking at flowers and cards that have been left out in rememberance of queen elizabeth, the second who and they heard by now passed away yesterday. many, many thousands of people crowded outside of buckingham palace. the king charles arriving just moments ago and took some time to actually meet and greet and thank many of the people there that have come to pay their respects to queen. yeah, they're already singing the national anthem with, you know, hailing the king. now king charles. >> has officially begun his first day of business. he just arrived this morning. he spent the night at balmoral where the queen died with all of her family by her bedside. >> now he is going to talk to the new prime minister, liz truss. and then after that, he's going to address the nation. so we're standing by address the world really are standing b

we have our dc correspondent raquel martin with the very latest. good morning.ouse says today's meeting is simply to show these families that bringing their loved ones home remains top of mind. >> the president will be meeting with the wife of brittney griner and the sister of paul whelan in recent months. both have been ramping up pressure for the administration to do more friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner in paul whelan both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that >> the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia has yet to accept their offer to do a prisoner swap in august, the biden administration offered for free russian arms dealer. viktor boot in exchange for both griner and whelan. we should accept our offer

they are both americans still behind bars in russia with washington correspondent raquel martin withys today's meeting is simply to show these families that bringing their loved ones home remains top of mind. the president will be meeting with the wife of brittney griner and the sister of paul whelan in recent months. both have been ramping up pressure for the administration to do more friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner in paul whelan both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that >> the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia has yet to accept their offer to do a prisoner swap in august, the biden administration offered for free russian arms dealer. viktor boot in exchange for both griner and whelan. we should accept our offer today. we

that's not comment. >> and that was raquel martin reporting for us.out lawsuits have been filed yet, but the a g of arizona is inching is hinting he and other ages could take action soon. coming up on the kron, 4 news at noon. less than 48 hours until the niners kick off their season. how they're getting ready for their first matchup against the chicago bears. plus, the big step one bay area city is taking too many historical relations with local native american groups. and a new effort to crack down on illegal drug use in san francisco da brooke jenkins shares her a new vision for have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ program to crack down on drug use on san francisco streets. kron four's haaziq spoke with da brooke jenkins about her vision to get drugs off the streets. >> has started today. it's not a lot yes, 5 citations for misdemeanor drug use will now land the user in a manda

we've got raquel martin with the very latest from dc. >> early thursday morning, the white house announced a tentative deal between railway companies and workers avoiding a massive strike according to a white house statement, railroad workers, quote, will get better pay, improve working conditions and the peace of mind around their health care costs. the deal comes less than 24 hours before thousands of workers were set to go on strike. and after biden administration officials worked through the night to broker the deal. moments after the announcement, speaker of the house nancy pelosi congratulated both parties and the white house for finding a solution. despite mounting pressure wednesday, she resisted calls for congress to step in and force a deal. i rather see. >> negotiations prevail. so that this that there's no need for any actions from congress. >> without a deal in sight, however, wednesday night, senate republicans tried to do just that. this is not political, but that effort was blocked by independent vermont senator bernie sanders. >> well, that was raquel martin reporting. and

raquel martin, back to you. new developments in the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. justice department and legal team for former president trump have submitted their choices for a special master to review records seized by the fbi. >> the doj recommending to retired federal judges while trump's lawyers suggested a retired district court judge from new york and a former deputy attorney general of florida. the parties said they would respond to each other's candidates by today. so far it's unclear if there are any objections. the doj previously said it would appeal the judge's decision to grant a special master in the first place. all right. time now to get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. lots of cloud cover today. i feel like it's keeping us pretty kyla grogan standing by with a little bit more detail i feel like over the weekend we were kind of muggy we had right from the air quality issues as well. what are things looking like? you know, we still have some of those air quality issues. we're going to see things i

yes, we have washington correspondent, raquel martin telling us what we can expect. good morning what we are just 2 months away from the midterms and the president certainly ramping up his public schedule to try and highlight democrats. legislative winds. >> today, the white house says they're expecting thousands to poor al at the white house to rally behind the president. inflation reduction act tuesday. president joe biden and democrats will celebrate the passage of the inflation reduction act. american people should have confidence. >> we're on the right track. well, in boston monday, the president's at the 740 billion dollar plan will change lives by investing. big on clean energy and climate policy. while lowering the cost of prescription drugs for some americans, building an economy finally works for working families. democrats insist the bill which raises taxes on some large corporations, also reduce the national deficit and together with the passage of the bipartisan chips act will help lower inflation row and reduce the burden as well. but republicans call t

washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> good morning. well, this will be the first time the senate is holding a hearing specifically looking at links between social media. >> and domestic terrorism. i spoke with the chairman of the senate homeland security about this yesterday. he says this will be up vital first at to figure out how to stop senseless acts of violence. >> credibly important to that. we understand what's happening. >> democratic senator gary peters is demanding answers from tiktok facebook, youtube and twitter. he says the social media giants are fueling users to commit heinous acts of violent domestic terrorism is a. >> number one form of terrorism right now that we're faced with. and a lot of those terrorist attacks have been linked in some way to contact that those individuals had through social media wednesday, both former and current employees of the tech companies will testify before the senate homeland security committee. peter says he believes the company's algorithms are intentionally sending users dangerous cont

washington correspondent raquel martin has details.ate is holding a hearing specifically looking at links between social media. >> and domestic terrorism. i spoke with the chairman of the senate homeland security about this yesterday. he says this will be up vital first at to figure out how to stop senseless acts of violence. >> credibly important to that. we understand what's happening. >> democratic senator gary peters is demanding answers from tiktok facebook, youtube and twitter. he says the social media giants are fueling users to commit heinous acts of violent domestic terrorism is a. >> number one form of terrorism right now that we're faced with. and a lot of those terrorist attacks have been linked in some way to contact that those individuals had through social media wednesday, both former and current employees of the tech companies will testify before the senate homeland security committee. peter says he believes the company's algorithms are intentionally sending users dangerous content for ad profit. question that we have i

we have our dc correspondent raquel martin joining us live from. >> washington with the latest on all of this. good morning. workout. >> good morning. well, the white house says this meeting is all about trying to help these loved ones understand that they're doing everything they can to get them out of prison. we know that the white house has been working on negotiations and they say they're going to continue until they get the job done. friday. president joe biden is meeting with the families of wnba star brittney griner in paul whelan. both currently imprisoned in russia. when i would love to say that the purpose of this meeting is to inform the families that >> the russians have accepted our offer. and and we are bringing their loved ones home. that is not what we're we're we're seeing that leave. the white house says they do not have good news to bring thursday. white house press secretary karine jean pierre, that russia has yet to accept their offer to do a prisoner swap in august, the biden administration offered for free russian arms dealer. viktor boot in exchange for both gr

raquel martin. >> well, lawmakers looking to uncover of china has access to american data through tiktok. we've got coo call to congress last week to defend the social media platform by dances. tiktok's parent company from china. and the question is can byte dance feed data to the chinese government? well, congressman dusty johnson says yes, and he's introduced a bill that places restrictions on that app. more gen z's or using tiktok to look up information instead of google. this is all according to a study by news guard which watches misinformation across the internet. and the study found that one in 5 videos on tiktok gives users misinformation. most are more often than not. it's when it comes to home remedy videos out of those videos. >> time now is 8.22. and elon musk is seeking an exemption from sanctions against iran to launch space x satellite service and the country must comments are tied to widespread internet blackouts in iran stemming from mass protests over police brutality must did not specify which country he will seek exemptions from. it's a 22. and coming up on the kron 4

we've got raquel martin with the very latest from dc. >> early thursday morning, the white house announced a tentative deal between railway companies and workers avoiding a massive strike according to a white house statement, railroad workers, quote, will get better pay, improve working conditions and the peace of mind around their health care costs. the deal comes less than 24 hours before thousands of workers were set to go on strike. and after biden administration officials worked through the night to broker the deal. moments after the announcement, speaker of the house nancy pelosi congratulated both parties and the white house for finding a solution. despite mounting pressure wednesday, she resisted calls for congress to step in and force a deal. i rather see. >> negotiations prevail. so that this that there's no need for any actions from congress without a deal in sight. however, wednesday night, senate republicans tried to do just that. this is not political, but that effort was blocked by independent vermont senator bernie sanders. >> well, that was raquel martin reporting. caltrai