limited amount of spectrum in the same amount of spectrum that we have in urban areas as well as a r ural, but much more traffic. how do we split those cells up so we can use the same frequencies over and over again more efficiently? former fccn your commissioner hat and then your infrastructure association had. sprint-t-mobile potential merger. your thoughts? hat offrd to take one because they're both members of mine. it is not something i can get in the middle of but i can see there has been a lot of talk about it. there has been unusual signal sent by the regulators about it. it is something that we are watching out for. the house committee is looking at an update of the communication act. is a process that is expected to take years. what would you advise them? you mentioned spectrum legislation that passed a couple of years ago. would you recommend other things they take on legislatively to help you specifically? time sinceeen a long the telecommunications act was passed in 1996. we have seen generations of new technology implemented since that time. it really is time for an update. i

in ural colorado we're seeing the significant increases.democratic lawmaker from colorado asked for parts of this district to be waved -- waived from obamacare. the fact that senator udall said he would support the bill again, volt for bad ideas, vote to have people's health insure cancelled, shows how far out of touch he is with the people of this state and this country. >> you've made this your signature issue, congressman, and comes at a time -- i guess we'll have official enrollment numbers tomorrow but they think it's going to be north of six million. we can bicker how many of those are real new enrollees versus those who just moved from one type of coverage to another. and how many are paying and all of that. but it is approaching seven million and that's the whisper number you hear. >> the seven million was the low-end figure the fact the president has extended deadline after deadline because it failed to trachethe numbers, the young people oppose the law, we don't know how many of those six million people have actually paid but we k

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[laughter] >> you is a great testament to inexpensive fossil urals to our economy. since this is one debates usually begin in since i agree we should have a debate what are some of the mentions that the state department is looking at? we understand there were. issues and wto issues and i realize the complexities are much more difficult than waging waging -- waving a wand and natural gas appearing in the ukraine but what are some the things that it been discussed in our not agreed to relative to how energy policy in our nation lists excesses can help me because europeans candidly as someone mentioned earlier they don't look like they are acting extremely courageous now because of some of these energy issues and other things. what are some of the things that might be considered relative to the energy that could be important right now relative to ukraine? >> i think the most important thing we can do senator with regard to ukraine is to help them develop their own energy resources like the black see for example and take advantage of shale technology as the polls have d

in the ural mountains we've got what we call mission control or mc for short this is the system that controls the whole model is what it controls the railways it regulates vehicle traffic and it controls the system the changes the time of day from day to night and vice versa. from what you're locomotive five thirty three to . call the royals ready. for a c. in order to have as many different kinds of trains as possible travelling around russia we use a revolving exchangers. they're all controlled using a computer. each one of these exchanges can store up to thirty trains when one train pulls in another takes off to replace the. choice of singing the day we discussed to me as seen. from the north. i have already started and what. one can any seen star itself by building a landscape. first it's the both might seem like it's easy but it's actually not at all so that you need to create mountains hills and various terrains surfrider example to a right we have we've just seen a better i spend a whole year working on this is how it turned out in the end. of course where we had a lot of chal

a gap of twenty billion euros for completion of five million we're talking about four thousand to uralper person so that's the main motivation of the course should be you're not going to achieve it's all you know going to achieve it rome simply won't allow you to break free. well that's that's exactly the issue our main objective is not to look for a diplomatic recognition or to take over squares because really the main asset that beneteau has it's their. tax paying money that the. gave to. roll so really it's not a question of whether rome will allowed or is a question whether citizens invent it will feel legitimized to stop paying taxes to rome and that's their main objective is to control of the fiscal flows that goes through rome and till now we always had a support for independence we knew that from the poles we knew that many firms were in favor of a they can't stand italian state because it ruins their come back to the edge european on the world market and now they are definitely just in the sea to take action if that doesn't happen if the. benefit was the firms choose to contin

activist you're a politician or you're aspiring to be a politician i guess you're an artist to the urals wall and i read the story of your when you first opened busboys and the two women came and you showed them the mural there it just it just while extraordinary stuff what provoked you to decide to go into politics well i've lived in the city for a long time in fact my family moved here and one nine hundred sixty six we came from iraq i moved to the city and i've really grown to love the city this is a very special place what happens in d.c. doesn't stay in d.c. it has a ripple effect on so many things so it acts as an incubator for so many other things in the entire country and really the world so my love for the city i think really prompted me to do this i have seen this city become more and more divided and really becoming that tale of two cities that i think so many cities have become in this country and i felt like i could stand side in a word inequality came through loud and clear to me you're the busboys and poets restaurant opened a new street is in the renaissance harlem area a