technology impacts the entertainment business. -- at acertain way, certain time of day, using is not the only thing you want to listen to. warning commute is a certain -- morning commute is a certain hypothesis. maybe you do not want music, maybe you want the news or the weather report or a clip of jimmy fallon. there is some other content that you want to experience during that period of time and that is testing tosis we are see if people are interested in testing that. >> than sunday at 630, ohio governor john kasich at the council of foreign relations on rebuilding international alliances. >> thanks to my 18 years, i knew many months ago that the only way to solve this problem was to call for an international coalition to defeat isis in

syria and iraq. with to join with our nato allies to organize the international coalition to defeat isis on the ground and to deny them the territory they need to survive. those with long experience know that an air campaign on its own is simply not enough. >> for more schedule information go to our website. businessrsons having before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states are admonished to draw near and give their attention. >> you are under arrest and have the right to an attorney and have a right to remain silent. is that clear? >> yet. >> you are sure you understand? >> ernesto miranda was 23 years

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, texasis weekly address representative bill heard has the republican response. he talks about the new legislation to close loopholes in the visa waiver program. pres. obama: hello, everybody. this week americans across our country have shown what it means to be strong in the face of terrorism. even as the community continues to grieve, people are using be ruled by fear. across the country, dedicated public servants are on the job and more will be returned this week. state communities have come together in prayer and families line the streets for the christmas parade. we cannot let terrorists change how we live our lives.

our men and women in uniform are stepping up the campaign to destroy isil. we are taking out more of their fighters, leaders, weapons, oil tankers. our special operations forces are on the ground wherever they try to hide. our strikes have taken out the isil finance chief and the isil leader in libya. our message to these killers is simple, we will find you, and justice will be done. theonday, i will go to pentagon and i will review our military campaign and how we will continue to accelerate our efforts. later i will go to the national counterterrorism center and there i will review our efforts assist our entire government protect our homeland. this week they will update the alert system to ensure americans get more information including

steps you and others can take to stay vigilant and say. in the wake of the attacks in san bernardino, a lot of americans are asking, what can i do? >> if you see something that seems suspicious, say some thing to law enforcement. years, lots have been uncovered because someone saw something in spoke up. as i said last weekend, one of the most important things we can do is stay true to who we are as americans. terrorist groups like isil are trying to divide us on background and religion. that is how they stoke fear. just as they have to continue twisting interpretations of islam, all of us have to reject bigotry and all of its forms. prejudice and discrimination helps isil and undermines national security.

the good news is americans are coming together to reaffirm the core values that keep a strong. democrats and republicans, derek -- liberal and conservative are standing up forcefully for freedom of religion. churches and synagogues are reaching out to local mosques. --teful citizens are staying saying thank you to our faithful service members and veterans. sports our favorite heroes have reminded us why they are true champions with voices of tolerance and understanding. across the country, americans are reaching out to their muslim neighbors, friends and coworkers to let them know we are here for each other. >> i think of the woman in texas carrying a sign saying we love our muslim neighbors. i hope every muslim hears that that we are all part of the same muslim family. this is a message all of us can deliver. parents and their

children students the teachers. in san bernardino, people from across the community have joined in prayer vigils they have sent a powerful message, we are all in this together. uphold a spirit have to that's what we can do as americans. rightwe get the information to the right people, we can keep terrorists on the run and off our shores. that's when a house passed legislation this week to tighten up the visa program. it is part of the effort to tackle it head-on and keep the country safe. >> i was the guy in back alleys at 4:00 in the morning chasing bad guys like al qaeda and the taliban. so i know from first-hand experience that there is a clear

and present danger to the united states. we cannot contain this threat, we have to defeat it. we need a plan and that is why the house passed a bill that requires the president to come up with a real strategy to take down isis. there are many things that we need to do. one of them is to tighten up the visa waiver program. them to come to the united states for 90 days without getting a visa. it's a great program for promoting trade and tourism but if not careful it can be a weak spot in our defenses. terrorists and foreign fighter travel where we look specifically at isis in the homeland. one of the things we found its we are not getting the information we need from european allies. many of them have signed agreements with us saying they will share terror watchlist data which includes most of the

countries that participate in the visa waiver programs. we learn that some of them only sure the names of convicted terrorists and not the suspects. european union has few internal border checkpoints, terrorist can easily exploit. citizen can fly to spain and journey to the united states and tireless unprotected. these intelligence failures need to stop. the bill that we overwhelmingly passed allows the department of homeland security to suspend the country from the visa-waiver program. these ideas are simply common sense. but they go a long way towards keeping us safe. to defeat isis we have to be in it for the long haul. house republicans are making progress and the people of our

country deserve nothing less. we come into this house and there is so much to do. there is no time to think or reflect. soil are here digging up because we are about to plant a garden. >> i will not be satisfied until every single veteran and military spouse who once a job as one. >> at the end of the day my most important title is still mom in chief. >> in 2008, michelle obama became the first african-american first lady when her husband was elected as our 44th president. her focus has been on current social issues such as poverty, education, and healthy living. launching that lets move initiative fighting childhood obesity. michelle obama on c-span's

examining thes public and private lives of the women who fill the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. sunday on american history tv on c-span3. >> the c-span, created by america's cable companies and brought to you as a public service by your local provider. peter: michael powell of the national cable and telecommunications association is our guest on "the communicators" communicators this week. what is your take on the net neutrality hearing last week? michael: if you are a legal junkie like i am, it was a fascinating argument. in the ceremonial courtroom dealing with one of the most important telecommuter keeshan's questions of the era -- to telecommunications questions of

the era, it was fascinating. i think the trend is much as i have only suspected. i think a likely result is a hodgepodge of wins and losses that will create a swiss cheese regime, which is what i have been concerned about all along. it is not about spectacular victory or loss. it is whether a coherent, holistic representation the government has made about how it would do this could end up -- stand up. it is my belief it will not stand up and will leave more confusion and complexity instead of finality despite that being what we were promised. i suspect any result will be considered for appeal to the supreme court. we would have four months to wait to find out. peter: when you were chairman of the fcc working on the net neutrality issue, did you ever think it would be at the point it is today? michael: no. in fact