and toomey who are of course eagles fan.war, he and markey gave their cloougs colleagues a va righthusetts brewed beers. casey and toomey gave senator markey a nick foles jersey. >>> happening tonight, eagles fans can meet the breakout starve yesterday's 62 jason kelce. he'll be in delaware count fit he and will be signing autographs this evening from 6:00 to 8:00. corey clement will be at the store tomorrow afternoon start agent 4:30. also you can meet and gre curry in delaware county. he will be at the sporti 6:00 till 7:00 check out our photos and videos of fans swarming philly and see can you it find yourself in our gallery. >>> the hunt for olympic gold is on in pyeongchang and the u.s. already stands poised to take some of the early events. but that doesn't come without some shaky performances. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: hey there, good afternoon from pyeongchang, south korea, where we are officially under way now with these games. >> you gotta go go go. >> reporter: the competition actually started a couple of days before the opening ceremony and now it's really ram

markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise to speak about the need to protect our dreamers from deportation. when we talk about dreamers, we are talking about immigrants who came to this country as children. we are talking about immigrants whose parents brought them here when they were young to give them a better chance than they had in their home countries. we are talking about young immigrants who when they were children had no choice in the decision to come to the united states. these dreamers know no other home than the united states, and many of them have spent their lives in limbo identifying as americans but lacking legal status and under the constant threat of being sent back to countries that are completely foreign to them. in 2012, president obama took steps to protect some of these dreamers from deportation through an executive order. he established the program known as daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals program. daca created security and opportunity for hundreds of thousands of young d

. >> senator ed markey spoke to introduce a resolution to reestablish net neutrality. tech crunch writes that the bill was introduced by way of the congressional review act which allows congress to reverse a

e markey's now a senator, olympia snowe is now retired. they championed the e-rate that was named by -- oh, sorry, i was going to say senator rockefeller was involved as well. and it became a $2 million program that helped fund -- we had a situation where if you were a teacher in a classroom, you had no phone. a kid was sick, you had to go to the principal's office to make a phone call, leaving your class behind. we now have internet connection in 98, 99% of all classroomings. so that was probably the highlight of my career. >> host: you were recently quoted as saying that prior to 2016 there was an internet utopianism. were we naive? >> guest: i think maybe we didn't keep up the policy dialogue and thinking what bad things could happen and how do we prevent them from happening. and i think a bunch of people figured that out, some bad actors, and we now need to have this societal conversation. and what i'm afraid of is there's a red herring that says that everything that happens on the internet is free speech. but some of what we're seeing

senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman, very much. earlier you did not answer senator carper on whether epa performed an analysis of health impacts of your decision last week to allow significantly more amounts of extremely dangerous pollutants to be put into our air. your decision means that industrial facilities like power plants, our chemical factories, our hazardous waste incinerators will no longer be required to use state of the art technology, the gold standard to reduce these harmful emissions. this should be a very simple answer. there are 187 dangerous pollutants covered by this policy that you have rolled back. let's just go through a few of these. arsenic. do you believe that more arsenic pollution is harmful to the let's just go through these. do you believe more arsenic plus is harmful to the public? >> yes. >> do you believe that more mercury pollution is harmful to the public? >> i do. >> do you believe that more lead pollution is harmful to the public health? >> yes, senator. >>

sell them out to the turks and asaad assad probably wants both gone we spoke to journalist danny markey who says surprisingly enough both sides and are looking to us for decisive action. well it is ironic because both the kurds and the turks have a different time stated their absolute condemnation of the syrian government and their unwillingness to deal with with president assad or the government at any particular moment in time now now both of these groups are now looking at the massacres as some sort of peacemaker in this conflict because the first factory's desperation both sides cannot find an ultimate solution to this conflict which is a murder i mean the turks are losing troops and tanks on a day to day basis because in the south and no allies by any stretch of the imagination but they view that as a deal with a third would be better than making a deal on very weak terms with the turks the second factor is the lack of the definitive role of the united states of america which is essentially think it's two main allies either in syria or next to syria fighting each other now that's t

. >> senator ed markey spoke to introduce a resolution to reestablish net neutrality. tech crunch writes that the bill was introduced by way of the congressional review act which allows congress to reverse a recent decision using an expedited legislative process. they also talk about gun policy. >> mr. president, today i want to speak on behalf of my constituents and the millions of americans who rely on a free and open internet. we are locked in a historic battle to preserve the core principles of competition, innovation and consumer choice that has made the internet the greatest platform for commerce and communication. the battle to restore the hallmark of american innovation and democratization. a battle for net neutrality. in december, the trump fcc federal communications commission eliminated net neutrality. this prevented your service provider from indiscriminately charging more for internet fast lanes, or slowing down or blocking certain websites entirely. the very rules that allow inventors, the lifeblood of the american economy to connect to the internet. the

markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, today i would like to -- the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. markey: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, today i would like to speak on behalf of my constituents and the tens of millions of americans who rely on a free and open internet. make no mistake, we are locked in a historic battle, a historic battle to preserve the core principles of competition, innovation, and consumer choice that have made the internet the world's greatest platform for commerce and for communications, a historic battle to restore the hallmark of american innovation and democratization, a historic battle to protect the ink cue baiter and job generator, a battle for net neutrality. in december, the trump f.c.c., federal communications commission, eliminated net neutrality. these rules prevented your internet service provider, comcast, at&t, verizon, ch

casey and toomey gave senator markey a nick foles jersey. assionate players.oving words >> i don't think words can really describe what is going on here today. >> the leaders of the philadelphia eagles thanked the city on stage. >>> and changing your cup, your morning joe is about to look a little different as a major morning stop makes a big transition. >>> plus cash concerns. after a volatile week on wall street experts complaexplain wh you should be worried. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide >>> 5:23 right now on this friday morning. anxious eyes watching the stock market after a volatile week. asian stocks plunged overnight which means wall street's latest downturn could continue today. landen, i'm trying not to look at my 401k righ

at the time, this select committee that we established that ed markey chaired that was bipartisan, the republicans were all in denial, but it was a bipartisan committee that had many hearings and had documented for the record the testimony of generals and people in national security on this issue. 2007, 2008, 2009. so this is not a new issue. the department of defense is one of the biggest users of energy in our government, in fact, in the world. and they had testified to renewals and all the rest, in costs in addition to degradation of the environment with the alternatives. strictly committed to fossil fuels. what we're seeing here is, we can document what the department of defense is telling us in terms of not only rising sea levels, but what climate change would do in terms of drought, migration. all kinds of other issues that fuel the flames of discontent and despair, and a provoke hostility. but putting that aside for a moment just to say there is no question. there is no question that as we build for the future, we have to do so in a way that protects the environment, creates job

. >>> pennsylvania senators bob casey and pat toomey wagered a bet with elizabeth warren and ed markey eagles win, of course, we will have a selection of massachusetts brought beers, and that is the big if, patriots cheat and win they will get cheese steaks and beer from yard brewing company. >>> philadelphia pretzel factory in glassboro is capitalizing on the under dog craze but under dog bone. on your floor director has been talking about this all morning, very big fan, like under dog t-shirts proceed from the bone say pretzels are going to i great cause. they are donating a i quarter from every dollar to animal shelfers in burlington and gloucester counties. >>> well, coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" a major blow to pay pal. >> find out what e bay is doing that sent stock tumbling , from a live report from wall street, meisha. >>> my friends, i'm standing in the largest retail shopping mall in the u.s., mall of america in bloomington, minnesota we will take you live from here and more stories of what is buzzing around town leading up to the big game, guys, bac

i mean, sorry, markey. i do that often. sorry about that. >> no problem, i don't mind. i don't know about jeff but i don't mind. so i thank you, mr. chairman. i think that we can agree that the united states needed to take swift action and decisive action after september 11th. it was important to reduce the likelihood that afghanistan would continue to be a sanctuary for terrorists who would be seeking to harm americans. the december 2017 statement of the national security strategy is that the united states will give priority to strengthening states like afghanistan. yet the national defense strategy released the following month stated that the central challenge to u.s. prosperity and security is the re-emergence of long-term, strategic competition. not fragile states like afghanistan. i think, mr. shriver, i heard you say that we are now spending $45 billion a year in afghanistan? is that the number that you used? >> again, it depends on how it's calculated. but bringing in elements outside of the theater that are in support, you could have that number, and we can prov

sec who knew how all this real tory policy works, and members of congress, olympia snowe, and ed markey. something that became known as the eve rate -- the e-rate. program. a $2 billion if you are a teacher in a classroom, you had no phone. goa kid was sick, he had to to the principal's office to make a phone call, leaving your class behind. we now have internet connection 90% to 99% in all classrooms. that was probably the highlight in my career. the funniest thing i've done. you are recently quoted as saying, prior to 2016, there was internet utopia. were we naive? >> i think maybe we didn't keep up the policy dialogue and thinking what bad things could happen and how do we prevent the from happening? i think a bunch of people figure that out, some bad actors. we now need to have the societal conversation. there is araid of is red herring that says everything that happens on the internet is free speech. of some of what we are seeing is fraud. really put ond to our policy hats and figure out how to address this. themselvestforms have power to do some things. it would be better if they

pilots era bad weather conditions well perhaps something else really chalons zero moscow well keith markey is an aviation consultant he says finding the second black box will be crucial to the investigation or you know that the aircraft wreckage scattered over a very wide area and the silicate probably impacted. rather flat and broke up on a high rate of aids the pieces were spread out we've heard report that there was fire on board the aircraft before it crashed we've also heard that the pilot was trying to divert to a nearby airport for an emergency landing but none of these things are really concerning what will really do now the investigators will do is they'll attempt to recover both of those black box of they have won and they'll leave the other one the do a complete investigation well the first thing they're going to want to do is see if the aircraft was properly d.i.'s if it been sitting overnight that might have accumulated a great deal of ice if the ice wasn't properly removed that would have been a very bad thing. if the weather was bad presumably there on takeoff and climbing o

senator markey?> it took me 20 years to get the other one out of my life, and now jeff and i have that. [laughter] >> as you are figuring out your identity situation, i would cement to the record that superfund priority has been under administrator pruitt. the cleanup of the largest superfund site. epa administrator pruitt put separate and anaconda, superfund sites, on the emphasis lists. both are being fast tracked for completion and are getting his attention intention. -- intense attention. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate it. >> mr. pruitt, it is my understanding that the epa has finalized its conclusion that formaldehyde causes leukemia and other cancers, and had completed to assessments, and is ready rerelease for a public review. that it is still being held up. can you give us a status update as to the epa's handling of the formaldehyde issue and the conclusion that it, in fact, does cause leukemia and other cancers? my understanding is similar to yours. i will confirm that and provide

casey, who is a democrat, and i made a little wager with patriots fans senator warren and senator markey eagles win, they'll owe us some tastey brews and when the eunthinkable happens, we'll owe them cheesesteaks and yard brews. >> there is one thing you shouldn't be skeptical of, and that is ed rendell who, this morning on a commercial flight, led the entire flight in a chant to support his fans. >> they can hear us back in philly. >> eagl-a-g-l-e-se-a-g-l-e-s, e! >> and yesterday the person who is normally in this chair was wearing a patriots jersey, very excited for the game. it didn't go so well. let's see if, when he returns right back here tomorrow, he's going to be wearing that same jersey. >> i wonder why he's off today. >> thank you very much for joining us on "inside politics." john king joins us tomorrow. wolf blitzer starts right after a quick break. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise you

that platform from being re-created by the taliban, then causes -- as i was discussing with senator markey -- a decision for the u.s. to maintain a presence in afghanistan automatically, because of the security situation generating enormous costs just for the state department. our strategy is an effort to reconcile the cost, to minimize the cost to the u.s. government both in treasure, and more valiantly, lives, so my colleagues at the state department and colleagues in uniform, but also do all we can to support the afghan government so we don't have a taliban that resumes using afghanistan as a platform for terrorists. add -- he: could you mentioned isis again. we have seen with our allies and others the defeat of isis in the capital in raqqa. how many isis fighters have now come over into afghanistan? there has been some discussion about that. it is certainly something we are watching carefully, to defeat isis in one location only to have them reinforce elements in another would be harmful to our interests. our counterterrorism mission, sometimes in combination with the afghan forces, so

ed markey d massachusetts> "some estimates put the effectiveness of this year's vaccine at 10 percentthat is unacceptable." politicians are calling for more money to develop a better vaccine. "it's better than nothing, but not a lot better than nothing. across america ... more schools are closing ... this one in new jersey,"it's all about the buses. there is no epidemic in the schools. only among the bus drivers."a military hospital in el paso, says it's overwhelmed. "this emergency department is set to handle 120 patients, and on average we've been seeing 180 and 190, which far exceeds our abilities of resources that we have here."in california 127 people have died so far ... 100 of them since the first of the year.that is the third highest in the last ten years. twenty=two of this year's deaths have been in the nine bay area counties plus santa cruz.siren natthe flu virus can turn deadly in a number of ways ... most commonly by weakening the body's immune system so other viruses like pneumonia can enter the lungs ... fiiling them with fluid and d

not only that massachusetts senators elizabeth warren and edward markey had to take a picture with theles jersey, awesome. if the patriots won. new england would have received philly cheese steaks and beer from yard brewing company. >> pretty funny, all right. >>> follow-up to a story we told but yesterday on good day , guy that ripped his seat out after his super bowl and will pay for damage now because these photos, videos of him taking that seat at the airport with all of the bright purple we will see, strapped it on his carry on luggage so people saw the missing thing but here's the thing he gets to keep the seat and he will not face any charges. >> can you believe that? he didn't to have pay for the checked bag fee which i want to know which airline does that now. >> he gets rewarded in a sense >>> 4:56. lets get a round up of our top stories. >> reporter: good morning, thomas, government shut down overnight what it means for you and how long it could last we will tell you coming up next. >>> happening right now on good day fill at eagles are taking us on a wild ride. >> let's wel

at the time, this select committee that we established that ed markey chaired that was bipartisan, the republicans were in denial, but it was a bipartisan committee that had many hearings and had documented for the record the testimony of generals and people in national security on this issue, 2007, 2008, 2009. so this is not a new issue. the department of defense is one of the biggest users of energy in our government, in fact, in the world. and they had testified to renewals and all the rest, in terms of cost in terms of degradation of the environment with the alternatives, strictly committed to fossil fuels. what we're seeing here is, we can document what the department of defense is telling us in terms of not only rising sea levels, but what climate change would do in terms of drought, migration. all that fuels discontent and that provokes hostility. putting that aside for a moment just to say there is no question, there is no question that as we build for the future, we have to do so in a way that protects the environment, creates jobs, protects the environment and keeps us safe,

first at the national level, markey proposing a study, research on children's health.in california, hertzburg is saying platforms shouldn't allow bots to be there without being identified as bots what's the issue with the bot idea, is it the platform's job to identify bots and face punishment if they don't or just up to the user >> jim is focused more on the legislation. i can talk about the bots. the challenge with this is researchers estimate, academic researchers estimate 15% of twitter's user base are bots most of us are interacting with these every day and have no idea you see that it is a photo of an african-american in kansas you don't know that's a bot from russia if the researchers can figure it out but twitter can't, why can't twitter do this. because the stock price is dependent on telling wall street we have this many users. they don't want to admit this from the beginning because it eats into engagement numbers if we need this to be an honest, if this is about public square, integrity of public square, the idea is to clearly label don't want human imperson

ed markey d massachusetts> "some estimates put the effectiveness of this year's vaccine at 10 percentthat is unacceptable." politicians are calling for more money to develop a better vaccine. "it's better than nothing, but not a lot better than nothing. across america ... more schools are closing ... this one in new jersey,"it's all about the buses. there is no epidemic in the schools. only among the bus drivers."a military hospital in el paso, says it's overwhelmed. "this emergency department is set to handle 120 patients, and on average we've been seeing 180 and 190, which far exceeds our abilities of resources that we have here."in california 127 people have died so far ... 100 of them since the first of the year.that is the third highest in the last ten years. twenty=two of this year's deaths have been in the nine bay area counties plus santa cruz.siren natthe flu virus can turn deadly in a number of ways ... most commonly by weakening the body's immune system so other viruses like pneumonia can enter the lungs ... fiiling them with fluid and d

i would like to call on senator markey. >> thank you you're just as good -- [inaudible conversations] grammar school you got that whole break in perfectly. net neutrality, in december federal trade commission commission or mcsweenny wrote, quote, scrapping the fc cnet neutrality rules will harm consumers and content creators and federal trade commission is not going to be able to sop it. the federal trade commission does not have specialized expertise in telecommunications. we don't have engineers with technical expertise in data network management practices. these are very real and significant limits to effectiveness of the federal trade commissions tools in ensure ising that networks are open and free of harmful discrimination. mr.-- do you agree with commissioner rick. >> i share a lot of scept kism and concern and i would also add that given ongoing litigation and rule technician in the ninth circuit ftc may face unlevel playing field where some major parpghts are exempt from the commission's authority while others are subject to it. >> this assignment so you agree with mr. sweene

before it all starts to turn into a blue-purple markey hayes.ny good reasons to not disclose this memo. >> sean: that's great. by the way, when i do radio, microphone is here. how does he do it so far away? i guess that's why he's number one. here with reaction, fox news contributor jason chaffetz, judicial watch president john president competent. i think this is what we will get tomorrow. the phony dossier was used to get ad fisa warrant. its russian propaganda. congressman? >> i think we will also start to see the financial trail, who was paying for it, how it was financed, who was moving it along. i'm worried that it's broader than just the fbi. remember, this peter strzok character, this is the chief of counterespionage. he was the assistant director for counterintelligence. he is using a nonsecure phone to send 50,000 text messages to his lover who he's having an affair with. the russian, the chinese, everybody else. the american people will be the last ones to hear about it. >> sean: the irony of hillary paying the russians, paying for ru

senator markey has expressed his concerns. did not hear the opportunity for you to respond and to share your thoughts on this. i want to give you an opportunity to share your thoughts and analysis on the decision you made in the reasoning behind it. >> thank you chairman. the senator made reference with his comments that there was always a decision was about incentivizing investment by incentivizing companies to achieve better outcomes. the policy says that the major emitters make investment and achieve the outcomes to improve air quality or whatever the objectivist. if they meet them they should be rewarded. is, if your company and invested to improve outcomes, you ought to be considered a minor under the statute once make those investments. is to achieve better outcome. i believe that we can achieve better outcomes. >> i like to take another step with regard to sound science. we had discussion about the need to return back. we feel that in some cases we either win or lose when more information is interjected. i think we take

made by the general accounting office of the united states in a report that senator blumenthal and markey requested. i'd ask him two questions, i'd ask him, mr. president, 40,200 people died on our nation's highways in 2016. what would be an acceptable reduction in that number? the second question would be, are you prepared to sacrifice any of your family members to that number? and i think the answer is, no. so i would ask him to commit the united states to the national safety council's road to zero initiative, and this is a goal to reduce highway traffic deaths to zero by 2046. right now we're paying lip service. and any road to zero has to start with the federal highway administration rescinding the safety eligibility letter and ordering a nional recall. >> steve -- >> i certainly hope the ay. president is able to answer your questions and you do get some solutions to all this. i can't imagine what it was like to lose a child, and i am completely floored by your dedication to making changes to the infrastructure in this country, because as we all know, those changes definitely need to

i think one of the best opportunities i had to speak about that was senator markey.the example i gave is what happened with the aids epidemic considered a storage. it banded together and demanded a few things, demanded to be recognized and treated with respect, demanded research. when research happened, there was actual data on what the scope of the problem is and then flowed dollars to address the issue whether it was a need for different programs or medications or policy changes and the like. so, that's the same thing that has happened with other things, whether it is tobacco use, safe sex practices, motor vehicles and the like. you need to define it as such. you need a group of people and then, right now the only dollars we have federal funded dollars for gun violence, zero if it includes some of the highest rates of death in the country so that is some of the answers. my colleague and friend over here, let me tell you what i did like the way the audienc audient frustrated also if you know what i did, we had an open forum of legislators that you got three minutes

former state department official daniel markey, who served d undr president george w. bush, said -- "the idea that the president's son would be going and shilling the president's brand at same time donald trump is president and is managing strategic and foreign relations with india -- that is just bizarre." in israel, seven members of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's circle have been arrested amid a widening series of corruption scandals that tried to bring down netanyahu. among those arrested were netanyahu's close friend and former comomnications s directo, as well as the former director general ofof the communications miministry. netanyahu's inner circle has been accused of intervening with federal regugulators to benefit communications giant bezeq group in order to secure more favorable media coverage for netanyahu and his family. this comes after the israeli police recommended chargining netanyahu with bribery and fraud over two separate corruption investigations. the british charitity oxfam hahs been hit with dozens more misconduct allegations in the days sinc

markey, misty and mild for monday.stirling. glances of blue sky. in the evening, things remain cloudy and wild for some places. there is rain around in some points. you can see the fans of rain across eastern england and scotland. the next band of rain moved southwards and east was overnight. by tomorrow morning, the rain is across eastern england and then to was the south—east but clearer skies further west across the uk. mostly frosty night, site refresher conditions of all we have clear skies. east anglia and the south—east bella —— are bearing the brunt of the cloud. the rest of the country enjoying a nice day. temperatures reaching double figures in some areas. it is called in the east. if we look ahead to was the end of the week, temperatures just dipping by a degree or so. a lot of dry weather but things are set it on significantly colder later this week. —— are set to turn significantly colder. this is bbc news — the headlines. a paedophile is jailed for 30 years after admitting 137 offences — including encoura

senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chair, very much. last month, the fcc gutted the net neutrality rules that protected the internet as we know it. as a result, the next facebook, youtube, twitter will struggle to get off the ground. i strongly oppose that fcc decision, which is why i plan to introduce a congressional review act resolution of disapproval which will undo the fcc's recent actions and restore the 2015 open internet order. my resolution enjoys the support of democrats, susan collins, senator from maine, indicated she will vote for it. my question to each company here is simple. do you support my cra resolution, which would put net neutrality back on the books? mr. monje? >> yes, sir. thank you for your leadership on this issue. it is an important issue for our company and users. >> you would support it? >> yes. >> thank you. >> miss downs. >> we support strong enforceable net neutrality protections and we supported the 2015 rules and will support any effort to put those rules back in place. >> thank you. miss beckert? >> th

ed markey d massachusetts> "some estimates put the effectiveness of this year's vaccine at 10 percentthat is unacceptable." politicians are calling for more money to develop a better vaccine. "it's better than nothing, but not a lot better than nothing. across america ... more schools are closing ... this one in new jersey,"it's all about the buses. there is no epidemic in the schools. only among the bus drivers."a military hospital in el paso, says it's overwhelmed. "this emergency department is set to handle 120 patients, and on average we've been seeing 180 and 190, which far exceeds our abilities of resources that we have here."in california 127 people have died so far ... 100 of them since the first of the year.that is the third highest in the last ten years. twenty=two of this year's deaths have been in the nine bay area counties plus santa cruz.siren natthe flu virus can turn deadly in a number of ways ... most commonly by weakening the body's immune system so other viruses like pneumonia can enter the lungs ... fiiling them with fluid and d

markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i want to thank senator cantwell for organizing this opportunity this afternoon to speak about this egregious decision that was made by the trump administration that will allow for drilling for oil off of the beaches of the united states of america. it is an absolute disgrace that this administration is doing something like this. what we have on our hands is a president that has a hard time listening to his own message. last week he's bragging about how much new oil we're discovering in america. he's so proud of this. in fact, we export a million and a half barrels of oil a day. listen to that again. we export a million and a half barrels of oil a day. where do we send this oil? we send it to china. we send it to other countries. mr. president, are you happy with that? no. he says we need more oil. we need to drill off of our beaches, notwithstanding what that will do to our tourism industry, to our fishing industry, to any industry that does business along the coastlines o

. >> and markey is expected to introduce the flu vaccine bill this week. proposal would spend $1 billion over the next five years to develop a universal flu vaccine.>>> a seven-year- old indiana girl died after testing positive for not just the flu but strep throat and scarlet fever. savanna jesse was rushed to the hospital thursday morning. she died an hour later. she was a first grader in columbus indiana. grief counselors will be at school today helping her classmates cope with the loss. >> you have heard of people dying it from it but nobody from right here. necessary precautions. handwashing and keep them healthy. >> the corners office save more testing is needed to know the exact cause of savannah's death. >> robots in the workforce. up next, the new technologies that could make working as a security guard obsolete. >> a sweep of the homeless encampment in san jose is underway right now. highway patrol and community advocates who say there has to be another solution for people living in an chemist like this. we will hear from all of them, coming up.

. >> senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman. weave some cuts in this budget. just going to take four line items, health and medicare and food. that is $1.5 trillion right there. big outline for america. let's give $1.5 trillion tax cuts to the wealthiest americans and continue tocut health to our seniors as well, and cut the affordability of college because, you know, the rich are okay, they can pay their college, don't worry about the rest of americans. and oh, by the way, the hungry america, too bad. let those children go hungry. they're from poor families. they don't matter. what kind of a message does this send about this administration? irk working families, we want to address the health and education, and right here it hits enormously the foundations that help families drive. and how about the $3.4 billion to feeding and an offset to wells fargo of the same amount. what's more important, mr. director? the heating program or the tax cut to wells fargo, which has defrauded so many hundreds of thousands of people across this country. which one is more impor

i'd like to now call on senator markey. >> thank you. you were just as good as sister superior at the immaculate grammar school. you got that break in perfectly. net neutrality. in december, federal trade commission commissioner mcsweeney wrote, quote, scrapping the fcc's net neutrality rules will harm consumers and content creators and the federal trade commission isn't going to be able to stop it. the federal trade commission does not have specialized expertise in telecommunications. we don't have engineers with technical expertise in data network management practices. these are very real and significant limits to the effectiveness of the federal trade commission's tools in ensuring that networks are open and free of harmful discrimination. mr. chopra, do you agree with commissioner mcsweeney? >> i share a lot of the skepticism and concerns. i would also add that given ongoing litigation and rulings in the ninth circuit, the ftc may place an unlevel playing field where some major market participants are exempt from the commission's aut