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might provide better cell phone coverage but to set it up the federal communications commission wants to auction off the bandwidth used by meteorologists to predict the weather and that nasa warns could knock forecasting accuracy all the way back to nine hundred seventy the current federal communications commission proposal would have a significant negative impact on the transmission of critical science data the problem has to do with a special radio frequency sensors that detect weather patterns operate on the same wavelength that five g. is set to use now these sensors are vital for quickly informing the public of natural disasters without them it would have been impossible to predict hurricane sandy's trajectory in two thousand and twelve and meteorologists are worried because a new five g. network could drown out that information and this is a very difficult thing because a lot of the radio frequencies that are used to sense the atmosphere to get of starvation is about the weather are very close to areas where five g. will occur and in fact we do know that many of the weather sure

federal communications commission f.c.c. has decided to do away with net neutrality rules the landmark decision was put in place and twenty fifteen under former president barack obama it barred providers from blocking or slowing access to content or charging consumers more that's about to change the f.c.c. is moving as part of u.s. president donald trump's push to scale back regulation in many economic sectors. next neutrality rules banned internet providers from giving preferential treatment to certain websites after the f.c.c. vote that seems to be a thing of the past. the ending of net neutrality has been met with fury by millions of internet uses both online through social media. and offline at this protest outside the f.c.c. headquarters they say consumers will be forced to stump up the costs of say paying for faster access to their favorite sites or even paying to access certain websites that all. say it will saddle content platforms with costs that they will be forced to pass on to their consumers the chairman of the

the federal communications commission the nine sing the decision. we are all here. tonight heat up on the up there you go clear. it up again and let me say something like twitter and instagram and carving up the internet. and people with more me. more space in every place want to get away. as long as we have neutral your stance is an obstacle to whatever propaganda these corporations or the government wants. so we don't need to have an open. one in which the. cocktail. hold my interest which we are not going to be. well his net neutrality actually works we do access the web through internet service providers and at the moment companies have to treat equally all online traffic but the us federal communications commission does say that is preventing websites from investing millions of dollars in their services and with the regulations gone internet providers will be free to charge a premium to prioritise certain apps and services so america as mine. well the f.c.c. is latest decision will repeal obama's regulations that were passed in twenty fifteen and as expected th

he was the first african- american commission of the federal communications commission. he is credit with taking the civil rights movement from dr. king's dream to reality. >> there lived a man who had so much fire in his belly for social justice in our nation and always challenged young people that once you are successful in life, remember to give back to your community. that was so important to him. >> dr. hooks was 85 years old. his funeral will begin today at noon and more details later in the day. >>> a 3-year-old boy reported missing on monday north of daytona beach florida has turned up in new york city. police are saying that he is unharmed and it a note in his pocket giving his name and other information. he was dropped off by a couple. the boy's mother is facing charges. she has handed the boy to the couple. she said that she handed him to the couple. she was arrested and they are suspected in counter fitting operations. >>> 6 protesters handcuffed themselves to the northern gate of the white house. they want the military's done ask don't tell policy repealed f

federal communications commission to enroll securing an open internet. or so coming up with the rise of an his. laden's dead to invest in the volatile cryptocurrency figuring is still more stable than their highly inflated bolivar. and the push for power in tanzania the east african country needs more electricity but at what cost. base is your business update on helen humphrey. good to have you with us in a total about the us federal communications commission has reversed net neutrality rules championed by former president barack obama they barred providers from blocking or slowing access to content or charging consumers more moves part of u.s. president donald trump's push to scale back regulation in many economic sectors. net's neutrality rules banned internet providers from giving preferential treatment to certain websites after the f.c.c. vote that seems to be a thing of the past. the ending of net neutrality has been met with fury by millions of internet users both online through social media and offline at this protest outside the f.c.c. headquarte

providers up until now companies how to treat equally all online traffic but the us federal communications commission say he's preventing websites from investing trillions of dollars in their services so now with the regulations gone internet providers will be free to charge a premium to prioritize certain ups and services explaining a little bit more here so. well the f.c.c. is latest decision will repeal obama's regulations that were passed in twenty fifteen and as expected the vote was three to two along party lines with republicans voting in favor of the deregulation order and democrats voting against it but one democratic commissioner who voted against the order made her feelings known and had some very fierce for marks for the committee to say the very least i dissent from this rash decision to roll back net neutrality rules i dissent from the corrupt process that has brought us to this point as a result of today's misguided action our broadband providers will get extraordinary new powers. they will have the power to block websites the power to throttle services and the power to censor online c

. >> reporter: on thursday the federal communications commission voted to cap prison phone companies1 a minute. >> that's a vast step forward compared to the ruthless gouging family members have been subjected to. >> reporter: the phone industry has increasingly come under scrutiny in recent years. >> you have a couple of hedge fund monopoly telephone companies that have gotten these contracts by offering the biggest kickback to the government. >> reporter: those kickbacks are payments the biggest service providers are contractually obligated to pay to sheriff's and state correctional departments. 60 to 80% of the cost goes back to the agencies operating the jails. global tell link ceo brian oliver says by just focusing on lower per minute rates, quote: any national sheriff's association, said the fcc vote disregards the realities of maintaining the safety and security of jail. >>> the democratic commissioner on the federal communications commission, one of the main advocates for these changes, and she joins us from washington, d.c. this morning. $3 a minute that would be exorbitant

freedom of speech and the roofs are joined by new york's attorney general to see the federal communications commission over the me. this is more than an attack on the future of our internet as we know it it's a travesty for anyone who cares about the integrity of their voice in government so we are going to fight back we discussed the decision and the potential drawbacks to you with a number of experts the idea here is that with the removal of net neutrality protections that were passed during the obama administration with those out of the way that big telecoms internet service providers would have the ability to throttle certain web traffic that's the big fear and i think it's a legitimate in the sense of activists and independent media being concerned that they might be pushed out for political reasons and that the i. can effect that now that could potentially in the future lead to the direct blocking of websites some worry that these vote is definitely a step in the wrong direction i think that we'll see is that internet service providers can charge more for some companies to get in front of consum

>> my hope is that the process laid out by the federal communications commission, the expert agency, will help us to balance these important principles, that we have sufficient capability to modernize and improve upon the pipes, if you will, the network management capability while preserving the openness of the internet. while these are described as a political fight with one side or the other, i tend to look for opportunities for common ground and confident that the federal communications commission's process will lead us to a positive answer. >> behind all this, it's the clash of the titans, though. >> indeed, the clash of the titans, and i think what's really at stake is as the internet is providing opportunities for more democratic participation and collaboration and engagement between members of congress and other elected officials, the concern is anything that disturbs that openness of the internet is something to be considered very seriously. >> what then does the future hold with all this information that's running around out there with respect to hackers, bad information, mi

have been tested and certified by the federal communications commission before been deployed. there are equipment on the operates on the spectrum allocated by the federal communications commission for commercial use. this means it can not access any spectrum allocated to the u. s. defense department, or the investigation in the hallway equipment near u. s. military infrastructure was launched as far back as the obama administration . back in 2028. congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force war way off the u. s. markets. but none of its equipment has been removed so far. we discussed the article with our guests. i've read the cnn report, and once again, it's remiss in providing any details. it does not provide any firm data on espionage or even sabotage. and that has been the main concern for years in the defense department toward way equipment. if you're not going to be sho specificity or give details. and you're only quoting so called reliable sources which can, in that case, to be from intelligence that automatically is regarded as a reliable source of the journa

now they want the federal communications commission to ease up what's acceptable and what isn't.the fcc allowed profanity on tv from the movie finding private ryan but issued fines to other programs. they said cable, satellite and the internet have changed the broadcasting landscape. >> the basic predicate for government regulation of the airways doesn't exist anymore. it would be possible for the yoart to revisit that and say the truth is it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: still, many believe the public airwaves should be protected. >> how do more f bombs, more indecency serve the public when children are watching. >> they started regulating broadcasters in response to a george carlin rant. >>> if your child suffers from adhd, you probably limit the sugar. well, sweet treats may be getting a bad rap. >>> do you have static in your hair? we have something this will help. ♪ [ woman ] i was ready for my trip, but my smile wasn't. [ female announcer ] new crest 3d white intensive professional effects whitestrips. it goes below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a five-hundred

despite a vote by the republican majority on the federal communications commission net neutrality isn't dead yet as court challenges and congressional action looms states are now stepping in to keep the internet playing field level the latest on that is coming up but first section one of the fourteenth amendment to the united states constitution reads no state shall make or enforce any law which shell a bridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states nor shall any state deprive any person of life liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction equal protection of the laws yet in some places where you and after your arrested could depend on how much money you have quit definition of terms two words which many people eroni asli use interchangeably jail and prison prison is where convicts end up when found guilty jail is where inmates wait for their day in court if they cannot pay cash bail it's a system being challenged around the usa joining us to translate legal leads to english is my pappa antonio host of america's lawy

have been tested and certified by the federal communications commission before being deployed there. now equipment only operates on the spectrum allocated by the federal communications commission for commercial use. this means it cannot access any spectrum allocated to the u. s. defense department. or the investigation into hallway equipment near us minute infrastructure was launched as far back as the obama administration. back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force fall way off the us market boats. none of the equipments has been moved so far. let's go live now to andrew learned independent china specialist. andrew, thanks for joining us today here on oxy. now, what do you make of this report or any of these allegations surprising to you? well, hello supplies at all, because this was the 1st time why has been identified as the arch any b o u. s. technology way back, as you mentioned, the obama administration, while way already. in fact, why has been cut all over and finally the high and michael chips result he almost collapsed. so bob. ready industry, but th

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of the truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety

federal communications commission voted to undo the obama era legislation being large corporations can pay internet service providers to prioritize their websites and even block competitors and he got to has more from washington d.c. . well this vote now essentially takes the power of the internet away from being a consumer oriented service and puts it firmly in the hands of the internet service providers it is a very controversial decision because net neutrality meant that the internet was a level playing field that everybody could have access everybody could have their say and in theory that has now changed dramatically by getting rid of net neutrality internet service providers can potentially charge more they could even ban certain websites and if you are under represented member of the community let's say your black lives matter and you want to organize and get information out to the people that you represent it may be much harder right now but this is been a deeply unpopular move eighty three percent of americans are against ending net neutrality something like twenty million too

of users who recently posted scores of death threats and promises of violence to the federal communications commission chief over his campaign to scrap net neutrality in the us this user employed both racist terms and call for violence but the account is still active another tweet laying out a desire to kill pie is still readily available and it goes on from there active accounts glorifying and inciting violence even his wife and children were named and attacked and the past pie himself is called twitter out as one of the problems with an open internet company usually goes when you can. give your mind service users because both of those. this is not a. good place right. now twitter has admitted it will make mistakes in the quest to make the platform a safer place but so far it's hate purge seems more than a little messy and on even the people at twitter just like other social media platforms are under tremendous pressure because they just see themselves as sort of neutral players but in reality twitter is an active participant in the political process. on the side of the left hateful speech i just i j

speech and they were also joined by new york's attorney general who vang to see the federal communications commission over the move this is more than an attack on the future of our internet as we know it it's a travesty for anyone who cares about the integrity of their voice in government so we are going to fight back so his net neutrality works we do access the web through internet service providers and the moment companies have to treat equally all online traffic but the us federal communications commission now says that that's preventing websites from investing trillions of dollars into their services now with the regulations gone internet providers will be free to charge a premium to prioritize. and services to smear account reports. well the f.c.c. is latest decision will repeal obama's regulations that were passed in twenty fifteen and as expected the vote was three to two along party lines with republicans voting in favor of the deregulation order and democrats voting against it but one democratic commissioner who voted against the order made her feelings known and had some very fierce for mar

has been tested and certified by the federal communications commission. before being deployed, there are equipment on the operates on the spectrum allocated by the federal communications commission for commercial use. this means it cannot access any spectrum allocated to the u. s. defense department investigation into the hallway equipment near u. s. military infrastructure was launched as far back as the bomber administration . back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to charge a force. while way off the u. s. market was none of it's equipment has been moved so far. that goes live now to michael mallow, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. michael, welcome to the international. thank you. now, 1st of all, what are your impressions of the report? what do you make of these allegations? are they surprising to you? no, not at all. they've been around for years. they were around when i was at the defense department in the early 2, thousands. so this is not not new. and secondly, it's not just walk away.

boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss or in washington coming up the federal communications commission has moved to target social media giants following outrage over alleged censorship straight ahead we'll dig into what the moves mean for the new public square plus amidst the pandemic sports are in need of distraction to cope it has wreaked havoc on nearly every major league later i'm going to bring in a panel to analyze the financial state of the industry we have a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the latest in the world of social media in a week that has been nothing short of head spinning in the tech world we have new developments on friday as the federal communications commission is indicating that it may begin to regulate platforms over censorship on thursday f.c.c. chairman i said that the agency will seek to regulate social media platforms like facebook and twitter at the behest of the trump administration's executive orders signed earlier this year so let's waste no time to get to the details of a boom bust co-host and investigative journa

has been tested and certified by the federal communications commission. before being deployed there are equipment on the operates on the spectrum allocated by the federal communications commission for commercial use. this means it cannot accept any spectrum allocated to the u. s. defense department investigation into the hallway equipment near u. s. ministry infrastructure was launched as far back as the bomber administration . back in 2020 congress approved almost $2000000000.00 to try to force way off the u. s. markets. both, none of its equipments has been removed so far. earlier we spoke with michael muller, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. and he thinks that the lack of evidence undermines the claims made in the article. i've read the cnn report, and once again, it's remiss in providing any details. it does not provide any firm data on espionage or even sabotage. and that has been the main concern for years in the defense department toward the hallway, equipment. if you're not going to be show specific

capitol or some your account is near the federal communication commission building . we actually saw a little bit earlier a lot of banners you know things proclaiming the death of open internet what's the feeling there about this a lot of frustration. oh well i'm sure they're outraged after hearing this latest decision to repeal net neutrality but just before voting the room the room was mysteriously cleared out due to a security threat after a comprehensive search of the meeting reconvened and like you said they voted against repeal i mean they voted in favor of repealing neutrality but protests against repealing that net neutrality have been raging on all week but there should be no hope lost and on their side as they are actually not without allies a thirty nine senators signed a letter to the f.c.c. expressing their discontent keith ellison and maxine waters both members of the house of representatives spoke in their favor this morning at their rally but i spoke to protesters yesterday so let's see what they had to say ok five k. you see what do i know you should

the federal communications commission have all come from the telecom industry in two thousand and seven long time c.e.o. of the cellular telecommunications and internet association tom wheeler was appointed to head the f.c.c. in july two thousand and twelve a government accountability office report said the f.c.c. is now twenty two year old exposure and testing will choir should be reassessed later that year the f.c.c. opened a notice to the inquiry thousands of comments poured in from scientific experts public health officials and doctors six years later the trump administration replaced f.c.c. head tom wheeler with former verizon lawyer. and the f.c.c. still hasn't taken action reporting from boom bust or t. l gox one of the largest crypto currency exchanges located in japan which lost hundreds of billions of dollars i think it was four hundred seventy five million back in twenty fourteen before they went into bankruptcy may be paying more of their customers money back but the ultimate rate at this time is undetermined a court has ruled that creditors and title to receive their claims

the federal communications commission took a controversial vote on net neutrality today. the f-c-c voted to lift obama era rules that keep the internet open and free. alexandra limon reports from washington. nats votethe federal communications commission voted to lift net neutrality rules that means internet providers can do things like speed up, slow down, and restrict certain web content. outside of the meeting people showed up to protest the vote. natsthe issue might seem complex but california congressman ro khanna says it's simple.ro khanna / california (d-17th) :24people are going to be nickled and dimed for use of the email, use of social media, use of web surfing. people worry low income families and students wont be able to afford it. senator ron wyden of oregon say eliminating net neutrality rules gives an unfair advantage to huge corporations sen. ron wyden / oregon (d) :43 because we've got so many entrepreneurs so many small businesses, they can't afford to have access slowedbut fcc chairman ajit pai argues the internet thrived because of minimal goevernment i

opportunity in the new congress to push back against newecause s so timely, because today the federal communications commission voted 3-2 to impose new regulations on the internet. this is an unprecedented power grab by the unelected members of the federal communications commission, spearheaded by its chairman. the f.c.c. is attempting to push excessive government regulation of the internet through without congressional authority. these actions threaten the very future of this incredible technology. the f.c.c. pursuit of net neutrality regulations involves claiming authority under the communications act that they do not have. congress did not provide the f.c.c. authority to regulate how internet service providers manage their networks, not anywhere in the communications act nor any other statute administered by the commission. adopting and imposing net neutrality regulations is in effect legislating. it takes away the appropriate role of congress in determining the proper regulatory framework for the fastest growing sector of our economy. the real-world impact of the announced intention of the f.c.c. today is

it will certainly i would expect that it will be appealed but the federal communications commission could do something right away which would be to declare and make a rule that these telecoms are in fact what we call public utilities where they have duties of what's known as common carriage where they cannot discriminate on the basis of what the content is not just one approach and many people are hoping that that will happen while there is so just to give them a. decision they say will not change consumers ability to access will use the internet as they do. what we choose or they talk about. well you know i personally don't trust what the telecom say on this because again i expect corporations to act in their best interest financially and if this ruling is not changed and if if if the regulatory regime is not changed in some serious way where there is a requirement for network neutrality of some kind i think it will be in their interest to be discriminating on the basis of content free fall of what's going to mean for the small assaults up through innovation generally if this doesn't go

the federal communications commission has voted to repeal net neutrality regulations. this is seen by experts as a big win for companies like comcast, at&t and verizon and a setback for tech companies. >> this decision puts the federal communications commission on the wrong side of history, the wrong side of the law. and the wrong side of the amrican public. >> it is not the job of the government to be in the business of picking winners and losers in the internet economy. we should have a level playing field and let consumers decide. >> net neutrality required internet service providers to treat all online services equally, to keep them from charging more for some websites and apps. >> there is growing repeal. >> live in san jose with that part of the coverage. >> officials are worried about how this could be, how this could impact everything from public health to innovation in tech. and they're not wasting any time in addressing their concerns. in santa clara county, officials are taking a stand. >> there's no legitimate basis for the fcc to reverse the obama era rule