they are trying to impose this on their agenda and politics and the media universe we focus on, that is what is going on. let me just say, i remember being in south africa at the time of his release and the newspapers could fault print his name until he was released. you could not is a t-shirt with his picture or his name in print. >> we should remember, nelson mandela was a mission. it is okay to about him in political terms. the edification would not be appropriate, he was remarkable and he did remarkable things. he was the first to say he was no saint. >> it is cool to walk about him and politics and whether you draw the conclusion rightly or wrongly it is okay. >> good time to get a break. >> when we come back, year was the one-year anniversary of the newtown shooting tragedy and most of the media stayed away. was that the right decision? >>> yesterday was the one-year anniversary of newtown. the people of newtown have asked for time without the media and press. we are respecting that. >> sadly, another school shooting incident in colorado on friday, the 20th since newtown a year

let me just say, way overplayed and i think here in the sense that here at home, we have now a media universe with twitter and facebook and kind of the things that are quickly understood in short burst terms. and it plays to somebody else's agenda. conservatives that wanted to take a stand against cuba, this is an opportunity for them to raise that issue. but raise that issue i think in an inappropriate way because this was about mandela. second, i think there are lots of people who are uncomfortable with mandela. you spoke about the questions of the appetite for this story. is it driving ratings, numbers, for the networks? >> the answer is not much. >> correct. i think this is a simple story. a handshake, a selfie, whatever that people can grab and that can become numbers. >> and that was my point. i'm not saying that it was a nonstory. i'm saying that there are stories that are lighter than exactly what happens. >> well, speaking of liked stories and something that's quickly understood, this selfie was taken, president obama, david cameron, and the danish prime minister. that picture went a

he understands the new media universe. cory booker, same thing, younger generation. of the colleagues are 30 and 40 years older than these guys. this is a great way for them to get an issue that is not high profile on the radar. here we are talking about it. mandatory minimum in sentencing needs to be fixed. >> i think it's the beginning of a budding bipartisan bromance. i actually -- >> maybe tmi. >> i think chris christie might be getting a little jealous because he used to be the go-to bipartisan bromance partner for cory booker. >> i hate to be not an idealist on this, but i just think it's because they have way too much time on their hands. i'm sorry. >> like go on vacation, guys. put your iphones down. no more twitter. we don't want to hear from you. maria, ryan, kevin, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> coming up next on "the lead," will ferrell's months-long p.r. push wasn't enough to pull in box office gold this weekend for at anchorman 2, the other sequel that did come out on top next. >>> welcome back to "the lead." in his first christmas message to t

wiener gave the media the universal "we're number one" hand signal as a parting shot. on the subject of popularity, next up is the internal revenue service and one of the most notorious naughty lists in recent u.s. history. seems somebody at the irs got the idea to single out conservative groups for extra special attention. it sparked outrage from coast to coast and investigation from the justice department. and speaking of spilling the goodies, there are nongovernment players that must be mentioned for outstanding performances in 2013. number 5 on the list is the former man of steel, lance armstrong. here is a guy that was master of the cycling world and the big lie, winning the tour de france seven times, but after being banned from the support he gave a tell-all interview with oprah and gave the biggest understatement in the history of sports. "i'm not the most believable guy in the world." >> and number 6 is the phony sign listening interpreter who crashed the nelson mandela memorial service. it came to light that he had once been accused of rape and murder but was

our media partner reports that the university of california plans on cutting fund together observatory and converting 125-year-old facility into a museum. it's home to six telescopes and made contributions to the field of astronomy over the years. discoverying and tracking asteroids and planets. 100 faculty and students gelt data from this observe tory. now, they're looking for nonuniversity sources to help under write operating costs so it can stay open. >> all right. busy, busiest of the year and if you were there, you know, they suspect 6 million customers to visit and they're preparing to process, get this, 650 million pieces of mail just today. and from thanksgiving to new year's eve they say they'll deliver 15 pieces, billion pieces of mail the number of packages is increasing to about 420 million, up 12%. >> wow. that is holiday related a follow up to a story brought to you on friday when a tech company began renovating a school. chip making company took 1500 employees to the middle school and learned how to paint and reservice blacktops. it really sparkles new mrant, planters a

weiner gave the media the universal, we're number one hand signal, as a parting shot.on the subject of popularity, number six on our list is that agency everybody loves to hate. the internal revenue service. and in keeping with the season what might be described adds one of the most notorious naughty lists in recent u.s. history. seems somebody at irs had the bright idea will singling out party groups. the practice attracted outrage from coast to coast. and an investigation by the other federal agency that brings up fear and anxiety everywhere, the justice department. and speaking of spilling gotties, there are nongovernment players that must be mentioned for outstanding performances in 2013. number five on our list is former man of steel. lance armstrong. here is a guy who was master of the cycling world and the big lie. winning the tour de france seven times. claiming repeatedly that he wasn't doping to enhance his athletic performance. but after being banned from the sport, he dwaf a tell-all sort of interview with oprah. where else. he confessed an offer wlaed may

people including so many of you working together from countries large and small, philanthropies, universities, mediavil society, activists. more than anything i think it's thanks to the greatest people living with hiv around the world who shared their stories, you've let your strength demanded, dignity recognized and led the fight to spare others anguish of this disease. we can't change the past or undo its wrenching paper. what we can do and what we have to do is to chart a different future guided by our love for those we couldn't save. that allows us to do everything we can, everything in our power to save those we can. that's my commitment to you as president. the united states of america will remain the global leader in the fight against hiv and aids. we will stand with you through every step of this journey until we reach the day possible when all men and women can protect themselves from infection, a day when all people with hiv infection have access to treatment to save their lives. the day when no babies born with hiv and aids and achieve what once was hard to imagine, an hiv-free generation

magnanimous as always, he gave the media the universal we're number one hand signal as a parting shotf popularity, number six on our list is that agency everybody loves to hate, the internal revenue service. and in keeping with the season, what might be described as one of the most notorious naughty lists in recent u.s. history. it seems somebody at the irs got the bright idea of singling out conservative groups, especially tea partiers, for extra special attention. the practice attracted outrage from coast to coast, and an investigation by the other federal agency that gins up fear and anxiety everywhere, the justice department. and speaking of spilling the goodies, there are some nongovernment players that must be mentioned for outstanding performances in 2013. number five on our list is the former man of steel, lance armstrong. here's a guy who was master of the cycling world and the big lie, winning the tour de france seven times, claiming repeatedly that he wasn't doping to enhance his athletic performance. but after being banned from the sport, he gave a tell-all, sort of, inter

local media reported sporadic gunshots were heard at a university campus. when someone fired shots at protesters on saturday night some of the protesters also surrounded offices of media organizations dedicated to demanding the resignation of prime minister he knocks you want to accuse her of being a proxy for her older brother the ousted prime minister taxation a lot. violence for some department stores in shopping malls in central bangkok to close on sunday the thai government said on sunday that it hasn't as a nighttime curfew citizens are not allowed to be outside between ten pm to five am monday morning. the protest leaders met with the prime minister and unsuccessfully tried to get her to step down the protesters are calling for a nationwide strike on monday to bring government activities to a halt. i ching the mailman to newark city has encountered four passengers and injured sixty three others. it happened near a station in the bronx just after seven am local time on sunday the last day at the thanksgiving holiday it's believed the match illinois the

be use in brief in egypt a student protest has been killed in clashes with police at a university in cairo state media says the violence sparked after supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organizers denied the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in those disturbances. in southern india a fire express trains killed at least twenty three passengers including two children over sixty were on board were not played in goal for the carriage early on saturday as believe most of the victims suffocated and officials say the thick smoke screen hampered rescue efforts because of the forest. in the u.s. hundreds of people protested against the appointment of william bratton as a commissioner of the new york police department held the post a decade ago but protesters say they had turned a blind eye to police brutality when he was in office rally included the mothers and fathers of those who were killed by police officers. it's sort of almost par seventy evening here in moscow thanks being with us rob y

has reportedly been killed and another seriously wounded following crashes with police university in cairo state media reported that the violence was sparked when supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to two campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only registered the use resisted excuse going to use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. israel is poised to release another. twenty six palestinian prisoners this is the third release out of four a total of one hundred four palestinians will be freed from israeli jails over a nine month negotiating period that ends in april in the wake of the u.s. secretary of state john kerry's visit to the region later this week to advance the peace process opponents of the prisoner release staged a rally outside the israeli prime minister's home protesting the. more than five hundred mean a simple lawmakers in one chinese province have resigned after being implicated in an electoral fraud scandal officials stepped down after admitting to accepting bribes from members of the provincia

controlled areas in egypt a student protest has been killed in clashes with police at the university in cairo state media says the violence sparked after supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to two campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in the emirates. twenty five or six here in moscow next news update then just played thirty four minutes time with me kevin i mean next about international review what she wrote the world special report on wiki leaks warm censorship and if you're in the u.k. watching is there evening to you start with breaking the set with host abby martin and joy. summer break a time when all students rejoice and most importantly relax but in russia summer break for male students could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian citizens have to put a year into the armed forces but the ministry of defense thinks that they can make things easier by having students spend their summer breaks in the military this training would tie in with t

reportedly been killed and another seriously wounded following clashes with police at a university in cairo state media reports that the violence was sparked when supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to two campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. israel is poised to free another twenty six palestinian prisoners this is the third release out of four a total of one hundred four palestinians will be freed from israeli jails over a nine month negotiated as being a period that ends in april this comes just before u.s. secretary of state john kerry visits the region later this week opponents of the prisoners release staged a rally outside the israeli prime minister's home protesting the move. now coming up the story of the wiki leaks associates who traveled across central asia in search of media outlets willing to publish diplomatic cables and that's after a short break right here on our two international stay with us. summer break a time when all students rejoice and most im

news stories in brief in egypt student protesters been killed in clashes police at a university in cairo state media says the violence sparked after supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in those disturbances. in southern india fire express trains killed at least twenty three passengers including two children it was sixty people on board the blaze engulfed the carriage early on saturday it's leave most of the victims suffocated and officials say the fix mostly come from rescue efforts because that fire still. there are twenty seven minutes past ten at night here in moscow things play with this coming away in about half an hour's time more news on r.t. international but we go stateside very shortly with abby martin for breaking the set or if you're in the u.k. we're going to send you to orbit again around the world with george galloway enjoy . summer break a time when all students rejoice and most importantly relax but in russia summ

reportedly been killed and another seriously wounded following clashes with police seven university in cairo state media reports that the violence was sparked when supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to two campus buildings organizers denied the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear downs at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. seven people have been taken off a ferry in the north sea and flown to a hospital after a fire broke out and all suffered smoke inhalation according to officials police stated that it was thought a passenger had set fire to a cabin the blaze has already been put out. israel is poised to free another twenty six palestinian prisoners this is the third release out of four it total of one hundred four palestinians will be freed from israeli jails over a nine month negotiating period that ends in april it comes before u.s. secretary of state john kerry's visit to the region later this week opponents of the prisoner release staged a rally outside the israeli prime minister's own protest in the. now coming up the story of the wiki

in egypt a second students reportedly been killed following clashes with police of a university in cairo state media says the violence was sparked when supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only resists the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. in southern india a fire on express trains killed at least twenty three passengers including two children more than sixty people remained courage at the time when the fire broke out it's believed most of the victims suffocated officials say thick smoke comes from rescue efforts to the cause of the places still not. dating a story from bahrain that we brought you a few hours ago now we're hearing that alley selman the prominent leader of the main shia opposition bloc has been released hours after he was summoned for questioning security forces used tear gas to disperse supporters of the gathered outside his home demanding as immediate release salmond was taken without explanation after anti-government speech which according to t

we're in a second student has reportedly been killed after clashes with police in the universe through cairo say media says the violence was sparked when supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. in southern india fire on express trains killed at least twenty three passengers including two children more than sixty people were in that carriage at the time when a fire broke out early on saturday it's believed most of the victims suffocated officials say fix smoke camp and rescue efforts because of the blaze is still an. update for you want to story brought you earlier tube reports from bahrain now say that early solomon the problem leader of the main shia opposition blocks being released just hours after he was summoned for questioning security forces used tear gas to disperse supporters of the gathered outside his home demanding is immediate release someone was taken without explanation after an anti government speech w

making headlines in egypt the student protesters being killed in clashes with police university in cairo state media say the violence sparked after supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organize it's neither allegation saying the demonstrators only resisted the use of tear gas against the at least sixty students were arrested in the disturbance. in southern india a fire over the express trains killed at least twenty three passengers including two children over sixty people were on board that train in the blazing gulf the carriage early on saturday is believed most of the victims suffocated the fish said the thick smoke from hampered rescue efforts because of the firestorm. in the us hundreds of people have been protesting against the appointment of william bratton as a commissioner of the new york police department held the post a decade ago but protesters say then he turned a blind eye to police brutality when he was in office rallied clued the mothers and fathers of those who were pilled by police officers. thanks for your company review watching us around the world he

university. he visited the campus back in 1994 and right now the school is hosting a multi-media exhibit about his life. >> when he came to howard, i saw the university in the intellectual side and i felt that the university here and universities around the world were now hinting a sort of reevaluation of equity and justicat the political levels. >> the exhibit runs through april of next year. >>> nelson mandela was an inspiration to any number of people all over the place and he also made a lot of memorable statements in his 95 years. >> it's futile what happened. we are thinking about what happened now and what should happen tomorrow. >> you can see a lot more of mandela's memorial quotes at www.wusa9.com. that is where we've also got reaction from all over the world and a place where you can submit your photos and videos of the late leader. be sure to tune in tomorrow night 9:00 for nelson mandela, father of a nation, 48 hour special with cbs news journalists exploring the social, cultural and political impact of his life on the entire world. >>> d.c.'s chief of police says there is no connecti

world news in brief in egypt student protesters being killed in clashes with police a university in cairo state media says the violence sparked after supporters of the muslim brotherhood set fire to campus buildings organizers deny the allegations saying the demonstrators the demonstrators were only resisting the use of tear gas against them at least sixty students were arrested in a disturbance. in southern india a fire on an express train killed at least twenty three passengers including two children more than sixty people were in the carriage at the time when the fire broke out early on saturday believe most of the cuts and suffering in the fischel say six mo come for the rescue efforts because the place is still. a breaking story we brought you couple of hours ago reports now from bahrain this hour say at least selman the prominent leader of the main opposition bloc been released just hours after he was someone for questioning security forces used tear gas to disperse supporters of gathered outside his home demanding is immediate release was taken without explanation after an anti-government spee

anybody doing that to you. >> reporter: but the director of the school of media and public affairs at george washington university, frank sesno, thinks the suspension is justified. >> what he said is amazing and if i were an a&e executive i'd say white hot, this is not acceptable. >> clearly the almost 600,000 people who like this boycott a&e facebook group would disagree. it reads this page is to show support for the freedom of speech of all americans, but sesno says freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequences from your employer. shoo they have to worry about their reputation and -- >> they have to worry about their reputation and figure anybody who works for us is an extension of and an ambassador for us. >> a and e has to decide if they want phil robertson to continue to be a star of their network. now he's success spended without pay and a&e says they have -- suspended without take and a&e says they have no idea, if ever that, suspension will be lifted. >> 14 million viewers each week last season, 2 million more than breaking bad on their final season, the no. 1 cable television show. >> it's a hu

tv of students and we will continue to update us through messages posted here and on the university social mediaartha: everyone was alerted in a number of ways through text messages and e-mails this morning about this scare at all four buildings that were evacuated. the university feels that the bomb threat was limited to those four buildings. no explosives have been found at this time and obviously they are working on a. bill: buildings are being searched by bomb teams. but now it is a question of time. whether they find something or come out and say that this is just part of it. >> many students were concerned about that with the announcement that was made earlier today and said that there was a bit of what you would expect from college students, a little bit of applause. and as we have talked about this because of what has happened. and we will update you with this as our coverage continues a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total don

media up. chena -- china universe publishing up for the look at individual stocks today. details in a minute.tly higher in taiwan. supplier. bigger 0.1% -- bym up by 1%. mobile will have access to 2 billion subscribers in china. >> ♪ has raise the capital requirements to boost. the trading day over in jakarta. half an hour old. us.king the story for >> bank of indonesia will issue several regulations to tighten capital requirements. it aims to be a standard. ons will be effective january 1. it will be gradual implementation. it aims to boost bank's ability to absorb a risk during the crisis. the banks are required to have minimum of four capital of six 4.5% ofand liquidity of assets. some banks will be required to add a buffers and compromising and countercyclical buffer. while important banks, they set up capital. a bank of indonesia has increased 125 basis points from last may. in an effort to help the weakening rupiah. it depreciated around 23%. the rupiah has little changed. after earlier touching at 12,000. the lowest since december 2008. in the probability it will climb to a 2008 high o

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philanthropies, universities, media, civil society, activists -- more than anything, i think it is duethe courageous people living with hiv who share their stories. you let your dignity be recognized in the fight to spare others from this disease. we cannot change the past or undo their wretched pain. what we can do and what we have to do is to chart a different future, and guided by our love for those we could not save. that allows us to do everything that we can, everything in our power to save those that we can. that is my commitment to u.s. president. the united states of america will remain a global leader in the fight against aids. we will stand with you until we reach the data we know is possible, when all men and women can prevent themselves from infection. a day when all women and men with hiv have access to treatments to save their lives. the day when there are no babies born with hiv or aids. when we achieve what was once hard to imagine, which is an aids free generation. that is the world i want for my daughters. that is what we all want for our families. if we keep focused

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a moscow state university gives a whole new meaning to wearable technology but first media may still be a couple of days off but they've already been plenty of festivities this month. on something the line. take no spark nano technology sensor was officially opened in the town of troy just south of moscow. aims to become a launch pad for high tech startups by bringing together all the facilities and know how to develop and produce innovative goods all under one roof while the town's strong research base made it the not true choice of location the pog received a large investment from ross nano and the company's chairman was that make sure the money had been put to good use about twenty five startups should already be created this year there are twenty five startups alone in the year the center was set up then i expect tens or even hundreds of startups to emerge out of here in the near future. yes and today you see in the creation of these innovation powerhouses with your own amish. lasers are a key direction for techno spark so we went to a festive project which is also part of the re

permit went camping singing performing arts sport universal could be entered into the majors but not for others. that became an eye opener and china chinese media has painted the main reason why the top in the interview and corruption with the corruption scandal in the universe. the former director of enrollment. in november that year. i've been telling the former director of the never ending adversely effect of corruption. in the whole time the tone is different on a report that i was under investigation. i've been on the exact amount of pride money hasn't been released. does that but the more than one hundred million yuan worth sixty million us dollars are involved in the corruption case. actually the corruption case did not come up with strings of tiny people. but it did get them talking the chinese independent occurred to them. and recruitment. here is a big step for reforms in china to call attention to them. it carried onto the tree was trying to revive more choices for diversity. wonder who actually didn't report to the wintery to call attention to them was the only way for chinese universities. her current student. and turned to her pas

the internet that existed was among universities. social media, there was no social media. rest were nothe there. cross-border data flows, not an issue. biologics, biotechnology was not an issue. nafta is beginning to show its age. and without repair, it will erode. unfortunately, there are also areas where nafta hasn't achieved its promise. for example, if you look at i.t., canada has provided innovative pharmaceutical companies with only a very limited right to appeal marketing approvals for generics. canadian courts have been opposing very high utility requirements for patents, in effect discriminating against innovative pharmaceuticals. until 2013, canada was on the ip priority watch list with russia and china. canada has since graduated to the ordinary watchlist, but come on. for a nafta country, nobody should be on any watch list areas like this. these deficiencies need to be cleaned up. another area is security related and security restrictions on the flow of goods and people. after nasa's implementation and -- after nafta's implementation and in the wake of 9/11, bo

according to media outlets the spy aims are accused of sending undercover agents to virtual universes to look for potential informants. >> what is the n.s.a. secret surveillance program and twerking and the vatican have in common? >> finalists for "person of the career," for time. that includes the pope, and snow know and miley cyrus whose performance was one of the most talk about moments at the music awards for video. last year they selected president obama as "person of the year." what do you think of the nominees? we posted the question on facebook this morning and it sparked a lost comment. >> nelson mandela was not on the list and a lost opinions so we want to hear from you. mike nuclear has the forecast. >> it will be cold. no getting an it. fill be cold, again, and we will talk how long it will last in the forecast with the clear sky, sunshine is going to modify the air mass and i will show you how much warmer it will be. >> the iphone case that says it is good for your health. >> and ready to bat [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laug

. >> the creation of the sec league and the sec channel, the university of texas, it is created new mediantities. >> it's a huge opportunity for them. can he keep the guys around who built the business to still build it for a new management team? ari has a big personality. you've met him. you know. do they even want to guide the stick around or do they think they can do a better job? >> we are showing pictures of taylor swift and peyton manning. >> roger federer, peyton manning, justin timberlake, gisele bundchen. >> you take gisele and i will take justin and we will both be happy. the question is not only how do you execute the actual merging of these two cultures but how do you execute with a large amount of debt? they did not have $2.4 billion lying around on its balance sheets. they had to go to lenders and borrowed the money so now they have to be a lot more disciplined with cash flow and they have to be very mindful of overhead. they have to keep the best agents and shed the ones they don't think are the producers and is going to be a problem. >> cristina alesci, thank you. emily. >

joining me now, frank, the director of the school of public and media affairs in georgetown universityng the story. we will not be in newtown. we will be doing it from afar. but based on the families and the town that we heard from, how should the media balance coverage? >> well, the first thing the media should do, and i'm glad to hear what cnn is doing is respecting the wishes of the families. these are terrible stories anytime there's a tragedy or a death and the media is interested in covering that. the first thing you do, the first thing you should do is defer to the wishes of the families. sometimes families will want to speak to the public. sometimes they will find that cathartic. sometimes they want total privacy. in this case, the request comes from the town itself. this is an experience the town horribly endured and continues to endure. i'm very pleased to see that kb cnn is doing this and other news organizations are as well. the problem is neither the town nor anyone else controlled all of the media. there's no law that's going to stop people from going into town and violat

a moscow state university gives a whole new meaning to wearable technology but first media may still be a couple of days off but they've already been plenty of festivities this month. on something like. take no spark nano technology sensor was officially opened in the town of troy just south of moscow. aims to become a launch pad for high tech startups by bringing together all the facilities and know how to develop and produce innovative goods all into one roof while the town's strong research base made it the not true choice of location the pog received large investments on the company's chair. i was there to make sure the money had been put to good years back to you about twenty five startups should already be created this year there are twenty five startups alone in the year the center was set up and i expect tens or even hundreds of startups to emerge out of here in the near future and today you see in the creation of these innovation powerhouses with your own amish. lasers are a key direction for techno spark so we went to a best of projects which is also part of the regional in

has on its plate, we are working to tackle the tough issues like the ip translation, universal service reform, mediawnership. chairman upton and i recently launched a large perceiving of our own. to update the communications act. each of you brings a unique perspective to your work on the commission, industry lobbyist, a couple of lawyers, and staffers. that experience, combined with your expertise on the fcc staff and your own work on the commission will be viable in our efforts as we work together to update and modernize the communications act. chairman wheeler, commissioner o'reilly, we especially welcome you aboard the fcc. and commissioners, we'll come -- welcome back not only to the commission but before the committee. thank you all for joining us today and we look forward to working together in this very critical sector of america's economy to spur further innovation and jobs. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. it's wonderful to see a full federal communications commission before us. welcome to each one of you. a special welcome to the new chairman. i think you start out wi

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(cheering and applause) captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a huge misunderstanding leads to a lockdown at american universityonight. officers moved in and students were forced to hide out after reports of a gunman on campus. >>> and tonight we know what sparked this chaotic chain of events. chak si b jackie bensen is live with new details. >> we're told this began around 8:00 p.m. a student saw something suspicious on one of those au shuttle busses that go back and forth from the metro. a man appeared to have a gun in a holster. they were to treat this as a possible crime and they did. d.c. police officers with weapons drawn made their way inside gray hall on nebraska avenue as students throughout american universities northwest d.c. campus were told to shelter in place and keep the door closed. they tweeted a photo of a couple taken by the student who made the report of man he had seen on the shuttle bus. >> yeah, it's scary. everyone is in their room. the ras came through and told us to be quiet, lock the doors, shut the blinds. so everyone is doing that. everyone is doing what they should. and it was real

international news in brief for you in egypt state media say student supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi have set fire to two university campus buildings some reports say one rider has been killed at least five people died in clashes between police and rock throwing protesters a day earlier during friday's unrest security forces used water cannon and tear gas to break up the crowds and arrested over two hundred people the government's been cracking down on the muslim brotherhood since july and the movement was declared a terrorist organization earlier this week. in southern india a fire on an express train has killed at least twenty three passengers including two children over sixty people were on board when the blaze engulfed the carriage early on saturday it's believed most of the victims suffocated and officials say the thick smoke has been hampering rescue efforts because of the fire is still on. a russian ship that's now stuck in the antarctic with an international group of scientists and tourists on board may have to wait until sunday for help a chinese icebreaker that was expected to rescue it was forced to turn

white house, according to martha joynt kumar, a political scientist at towson university who studies the presidency a the media. >> pictures really send a message to people. it's something that speaks directly to them. one aspect i think that's involved here in the photographers' issue, is that, the white house photographer is, to be a photographer not only of the president, following the president around, but it is of the presidency itself as an institution. and giving people a sense of what the presidency is. and what the white house is, how the white house operates. >> reporter: administrations have been using the tools at their disposal for years to relay the president's message and shape how he is viewed by the public. >> staff-- the president's staff tend to be risk averse. and nobody wants to be the person who recommended that the president do the press briefing or take pictures that get turned against him. and have the president say, "who recommended this," so nobody wants to be in that position. if the president is the risk taker, because the white house staff reflects the president, it doesn't comple

are international news in brief review in a fit state media space to answer for the ousted president mohamed nor seek to set fire to two university campus building some reports say one ride there have been killed at least five people died in clashes between police and rock throwing protesters a day earlier during friday's on the security forces used water cannon and tear gas to break up the crowds and arrested over two hundred people. government's been cracking down on the muslim brotherhood since july and the movement was declared a organization earlier this week. in southern india on fire on an express train has killed at least twenty three passengers including two children. over sixty people were on board when the blaze engulfed the carriage early on saturdays. believe most of the victims suffocated and officials say the thick smoke i've been hampering rescue efforts. because of the fire is still unknown. russ and said that sell stock in the antarctic with an international group of scientists and tourists on board may have to wait until sunday for help. the chinese icebreaker that is expected to rescue it was forced to turn ba

almost universally considered one of the greatest individuals of our time he was a prisoner of conscience and a living symbol adversity however he was far more complex than most mainstream media are willing to admit his legacy is so much more than merely being a figure of inspiration and reconciliation. to cross the legacies of nelson mandela i'm joined by my guests rajon men and knew you. wark he is a professor at the city college of new york and a senior fellow at the atlantic council in london we have jeremy keenan he is the author of the upcoming book dying for change as well as a professor oriel research associate at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london and in seattle we cross to elana mercer she is a paleo libertarian writer and journalist all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to lead if i go to you first in seattle you got up early as for this program i've been watching a lot of the coverage of the death and the funeral and the coverage of this passage of this really truly great man and it's basically two words he's an inspiration and he was a figure of reconciliation is that.