scott wagner, bob casey, and even at the congressional elections, we saw this week when wagner firste out, he was like, "i'm trump light." this week he said, "well, we have our own styles. we'll tell our own stories." could be dangerous. gillespie in virginia, trump came out and said, "he didn't hug me closely enough." how does scott wagner walk this line that he doesn't get gillespied, he's not too -- he wasn't trump enough or he was too much trump, and then he loses. what to do? >> i think one of the things you find, two years ago we thought it was going one way. two years today, now we find it. and two years from now, it'll be in a lot different spot. i think that the trump phenomenon is gonna get you a really strong 36% of the vote. so the question is, how do you get in elections, the key is 50% plus 1. and i don't think the heavy trump message is gonna get it. so i don't think wagner -- i think scott wagner and company took it to drop this past weekend. >> is bobby casey a little bit more -- >> i think casey's in a better spot. i wouldn't be surprised over the next week if you s

. >>> and now let's bring in kurt wagner for recode and let's bring in eugene scott, washington postitical reporter. what do you make of the reporting and really this lager head with silicon valley and social media giants and washington, d.c. right now when you look at what is happening at the moment, especially the debate that we're seeing, kurt? >> well i think there is a lot of questions that remain after this hearing. the most obvious of which is did donald trump's campaign actually work with these russian accounts to target people, where did they get the targeting information that they used on facebook and other social media but how much did the ads influence the election. i don't know if we'll ever fully get an answer to that. it is hard to quantify what is seen one post in your news feed might be. but those are the kinds of things we're still asking even though we've had multiple testimony of silicon valley giants. >> what we are seeing here in washington, d.c., is for instance on the hill, tom cotton, the republican senator from arkansas calling these social media groups trai

wagner looks at which the state isn't focusing more on prevention. >>> we joined wildfire scientist from uc berkeley at a lab up in the central seer aire. >> flame on the ground. >> dr. scottcott collins are studying ways to make fires more fire resistant this is the third time they've set fire to the 50 acre plot of land in the blodgett forest outside of auburn. >> we have have to do this a bigger area. we are not even close. >> why. >> we really doenlt have a lot of experience doing in in california. we got to train a workforce. >> but stephen says building up the fork frs is a challenge. ia is focused on fighting fires but has failed to invest in preventative measures like prescribed burning. coming up at 11:00 we will tell you by critics say one of the most important fire agencies in the state may not be equipped to take the lead on fire prevention. >> liz, we will see you at 11:00. >> aloe hau mean goodbye. the final flight of united 747. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for im

scott paula and american-made movie producer talk about the state of u.s. manufacturers. eastern mondaym. morning. join me discussion. joined the discussion. >> monday night on the communicators we will discuss sexslation on online trafficking. in wagner about her bill to fight online sex trafficking. and discussing why another group prefers a different approach than the house and senate bill. >> many different actors can be affected. with my pieceing of legislation is to make sure we are very narrowly going in and amending section 230 to make sure the congressional intent is clear when it comes to sex aafficking because right now lot of these online the internet actors and providers, websites like backpage.com and a whole actors have been blossoming, sadly, over the last handful of years. to make sure they cannot hide behind the communications to see act. he -- decency >> we're been told a lot of this is coded language, hard to identify. we suggested a clearinghouse website or civil society a identify certain types of codes, languages, ip addresses, it will adjust his, phone numbers, that are known to be sex traffickers you put that into kind of a central repository that can be scanned against to better identify these coded languages