parents you know, i would think of it a little differently. um you know, it s one thing to try and police bullying at your school where there s one bully in the hallway, pushing it up against the locker. it s another thing. where through your phone , hundreds of bullies might be speaking to your kid at any given time, and an algorithm might be serving up other kinds of predatory figures. right as people you may know as recommend to watch this video, so the incoming from it is pretty intense, and i don t think parents are as equipped as the social media companies to deal with it. it s an uneven battle right now. and i think what we re watching culturally. is that battle start to even out. i would just go ahead how social media like we still have not caught up to social media with the laws and certainly haven t we stay with us? i will just note that it s a real privacy concern here in terms of the tech side of this. their view is this is unconstitutional to do things like this because of
one behind the camera. abstain at him right now. he s based in frankfurt. sean kyi, my other photographer, all that state material we used to put our stories together, that s him. mike ryan, our great tech manager, he underseas the tech side of the and is the editorial producer who handles the storylines we choose to follow. they work in the new york area. craig crow valley in, i think i got that right. he s from wales. he s on the stake in all these great photos that we re looking at. that s actually not his role. i can t tell you much about his role except to say that because of him, and his team, we stay safe. and our local producer, and so-called fixer, anastasia nastasiya she sort it does everything. she provides stories for us to cover, to translate when we interviewed people, or we just need to get lunch. she tells us the stories from her country. she smooth things over with the police when they aren t sure what we re up to. unlike the rest of us, she is not going home. beca
right there. i d just love to get your take on the confusion that so many of these justices expressed and you have justice alito saying i m afraid i m confused by whatever argument you re making. justice thomas saying i m still confused. what does it say to you when you have that many justices just confused about the very essence of the case? well, i guess maybe it s a good thing that they re admitting what they don t know. i mean, one of the justices hit it on the kid and these are not that changes our lives and what the court should do about it. of course, they have clerks and they can learn and they re very smart people. we don t understand what s happening on the tech side, but also this isn t our job. just like jessica said it, this is congress job. you have an old law that now is
and then set us the challenge to try and beat it, and i think the tech side and the geeky side - came out of- the cancer, i d say, but she had the teacherj in herfor, like, forever, so i think it s the teacher- aspect that would make her want to dig into more or learn more. and kind of make sure everyone else was coming along. with the journey with her. you know, from a when we were kids, i remember we were actually watching some videos the other day of kind - of the gymnastics and stuff, | and she d always kind ofjust try new things and just do it, basically, and kind of force us in, you know? could we talk a little bit about, you know, fast forward to the rubbish stuff, the cancer stuff. like, what when did she first articulate to you guys that she wanted to create bowelbabe, and what were your reactions? were you, like, all for it or were you a bit like, oh god ? i think itjust happened. yeah, to be fair, i think| when you re really close to something, you kind - of forg
for four or five years, you know, but you guys, you obviously go a little bit further back than that. just tell us a little bit about your sister. what was she like as a sister? she s always been the same and i don t think cancer changed her, actually, either, so, you know, that was the nice thing. it was her personality from when she was i mean, i guess i didn t know her as a baby, she was a couple of years older than me. laughter but it s always been her. she s always has to go and do something more. she never settles for. singing allsinging, dancing. singing, dancing, legs up here, you know, i m just thinking back on bouncing on the trampoline here. could be taken the wrong way! laughter like, yeah, shejust anything she did was to the best. she always set the bar here and then set us the challenge to try and beat it, and i think the tech side