thank you. thank you, katie, we are very proud of our partnership with the fourth amendment institute of columbia. foundation, and now have other supporters as well. i want to pick up, right with the notion of these marketplace ideas. i think that s what a lot of people think the internet was going to be. some people really believe that it has carried, do you believe that social media are performing effectively, as the marketplace of ideas that we all drink about? stanford, i really don t, all i do is write about how it isn t, and it is a cesspool. you know i sort of you what your answer would be you set me up for that. it is complicated, because it is not completely a cesspool, it is just the way it evolved. you brought up the idea of public square. everybody thinks of these companies, that twitter is a public square, or facebook, or read it, or any of these sites. the fact of the matter is most of them are private squares, owned and it to the benefit of billionaires
thank you. thank you, katie, we are very proud of our partnership with the fourth amendment institute of columbia. foundation, and now have other supporters as well. i want to pick up, right with the notion of these marketplace ideas. i think that s what a lot of people think the internet was going to be. some people really believe that it has carried, do you believe that social media are performing effectively, as the marketplace of ideas that we all drink about? stanford, i really don t, all i do is write about how it isn t, and it is a cesspool. you know i sort of you what your answer would be you set me up for that. it is complicated, because it is not completely a cesspool, it is just the way it evolved. you brought up the idea of public square. everybody thinks of these companies, that twitter is a public square, or facebook, or read it, or any of these sites. the fact of the matter is most of them are private squares, owned and it to the benefit of billionaires
discriminate and we don t demoralize. we don t separate families and we don t lock kids in cages. a historic moment, as well since 1886, california now has back-to-back democratic governors. gavin newsom tonight saying the best is yet to come. reporting live from downtown los angeles, dion him, abc7 news. thank you. republican businessman john cox ran on a plan to fix the state s high home prices and rent and called out special interests in sacramento and had a message for his opponent gavin newsom. i hope the lieutenant governor has a success but you know what? he s not going to have that much success unless he deals with the influence peddlers and the people that would bend policy for their own profit. john koch tonight. senator dianne feinstein has won her race against kevin deleon. the numbers coming in tonight, 57% for her. she is the projected winner. abc news projected that. 43% for deleon. let s go to abc7 news reporter kate larsson live at the campaign pa
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center. there s plenty of cloud cover sweeping across the region. not that we won t see some sun breaking through at times but high clouds begin to filter in and there s what s left of irma, no longer a tropical storm and anything we get out of this is probably going to be falling apart today. tomorrow i think there s a better chance of some spotty brief showers popping through. 62 degrees in philadelphia, 52 in allentown, karen s right yesterday we were down into the mid 40 s in some of our northern and western suburbs. not so this morning. 58 in wilmington. 62 currently in cape may and as we go through the afternoon, not too bad. we ll see those clouds increasing as the day goes on but it will be warm and pretty comfortable. 76 degrees by noon. by 3 o clock, that s your high, 81 degrees. and by 5 o clock, 79. so, for the bus ride in this morning, you don t need to be quite as intense with maybe a jacket or whatever as there still isn t too much wind out there and temperatur