that they could deliver local into local. but as long as stelar remains, they have an easy out. >> could i assume that that sounds something like a subsidy, if they could negotiate directly? >> it is a subsidy. and if you add up all the market capitalization of every broadcaster in america, it would not equal the capitalization of at&t. the question becomes do they need a subsidy. >> mr. thun, your thoughts? >> as i testified earlier, we do serve those communities. we do have a solution with an over there antenna. part of that falls, is incumbent on the broadcaster to provide a signal that's strong enough so other folks can receive it. they're not incented to provide a very strong signal. and we come in. we actually don't get paid for delivering them beyond their footprint that they're able to do. and so they enjoy rates from us that are very handsome and continue to go out of control. like i said previously as well, the 12 markets that we don't serve, 11 of them are either to an open duopolies, double duopo or triopolies. th

bringing local into local? >> where they is a demographic area that is served by a television station that the people within that area get that signal and not something from los angeles or new york. >> if there is not, if you are ms. boyers and it is 147 miles away, i thought you were saying there is a way to bring local broadcast into that market. >> there are translators that help beam our signals to rural areas over mountains and into valleys. and all over this county. if they do not want to have a subscription. i do not know in the ozarks whether there are a submission sufficient number of translators to get it for free but we offer for free. >> i was a little bit confused on ringing local into local and the effect of, like i said i go home and we are in a town of 160 some thousand people, 250,000 people. we have got abc, cbs, and a vc. nbc. local. but two of them we fought this battle before, have gone in together. the nbc in the abc affiliate moved into the same building, run by the same people for a whil

state and local tax. if there being double tax. as i said earlier the majority of our work from our salaries, staffing, equipment, training, is derived from state and local taxes. once we see state and local taxes being cut we know what is going to be the ripple effect. that is, essential services would be cut. as i spoke earlier first thing cut is the staffing. that is the highest cause for any department. once you cut staffing then you're cutting safety for yourselves as firefighters and ems personnel. more importantly, safety for the citizens of any community. that goes for any community. >> what coach is your commitment to public service. people in that line of work are not in that line of work to become millionaires. hard-working folks like firefighters in wisconsin are being squeezed by this policy. the general public is put at risk by the policy. if you don't have the equipment in the staffing you need to provide those emergency services. i want to talk a little bit about the issue of fairness. bec

we have two sources that support localism. localism is the entity of the world. our country has it because of laws congress passed. it creates this relationship with the networks and affiliates, national and local. all of these other platforms -- when those revenue streams are cannibalized, mainly advertising , we are still the best source of informing the public how to move commerce which creates jobs . frankly, we are essential to making sure that the news is about you in texas and not about somebody in new york or los angeles. retransmission is something people complain about but it is a market working. we don't think it is broken. i simply would ask you to remember that the way you pay for localism -- you do with your advertising. you do it through retransmission. advertising is being cannibalized right now in the digital age. you lose localism in america loses something very precious. >> i would just add -- i think we need to look back at the laws we have passed in the past and see what is working. 1992 seems like a long time ago. that was also the only time

because then hdtv is in a position they have to deal with the local stations for local content instead of providing into markets in montana combining with los angeles. >> what are your thoughts on consolidation among the entire video landscape quick. >> i would simply note because broadcasting was the first we are the most highly regulated but all of these on facebook amazon netflix and google that they are cannibalizing the market that sells chevys in bozeman and localism matters. i think they should be held to the standards we are held to because they are growing like separate nations. and we are trying to fight to stay alive for our members. i just think as many senators started to draw attention to this issue, i salute them for that. >> i appreciate those comments and hopefully the chairman of this committee will agree with your perspective because i do think to level the playing field is important. thank you veryhe much. >> thank you to each of the witnesses for being here. you are an insightful group with information to share. starting with you, to understand from your comments i

to local. >> but mr. smith is providing that same content? >> that's right, and it is free to anyone. one of the great driving of program costing is sports salaries. yet every american who can receive a broadcast signal gets it for free. we need cable, we love satellite too, but when they can make money off of what we're providing through advertising free to all americans, we do think we have that right to bargain for it's value and it's viewership. so we're kind of in this together, and it's a marketplace at work, and it works 99% of the time without a disruption. and so as far as we're concerned, we're never in a blackout, it's always up there if you just want to take that digital antenna and plug it in -- >> there are some instances, i'm under one right now with a cable provider who is not providing a local channel because they're in dispute. the fact they can't get a cbs channel in my own community because of an ongoing dispute between cable and broadcasters is frustrating. why is free eyeball access

local media means we need local media in our communities reporting on local events and stories of local interest, not prepackaged stories that do not reflect the community. now, i understand the claims of the number of hours of news are increasing, but more is not always better. one data point is on may 6 of this year, the united nations charter chartered panel of scientists released a report that one million animal and plant species are threatened with exchange and because of destruction human activity, including climate change, and on archie wasay, baby born to prince harry and duchess of sussex. guess which story got more airtime on the three major broadcast stations'nightly news? probably -- overwhelmingly, senator smith. the three stations spent nearly eight minutes over the next week on baby archie, and the only on the, pbs, spent 1:21 u.n. report. that is, i think, a really sad our priorities. this is an interesting graph, and here we are talking a whole year, this is one week of -- this is an entire year of climate change, 2018, so seven minutes versus six minutes, so we are in

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and because local landfills are overflowing, the local government has its sights on more remote areaslandfill is being built on the upper reaches of the northern dvina river. but there are concerns that sewage from the site could pollute the river up to the city of archangelsk on the white sea. reporter: in early april, local authorities tried to prevent a rally in arkhangelsk in northwestern russia. to no avail. thousands showed up to protest against moscow's plans to build a new landfill in the region for waste from the capital. among the organizers of the demonstrations was 23-year-old medical student alexander peskov. alexander: the protestors are getting ready. we'll be marching to lenin square. we hope that the government listens to our demands. reporter: moscow has been struggling with waste management problems for years. now the capital is looking to solve the crisis at the expense of other regions. >> we're here because the government isn't listening to us. >> i am ready to go to war. and everyone in arkangelsk feels the same as i do. >> they're bringing trash from outside an

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here at this disused mine local residents bench for left over coal. bunky much angle and her daughters only live right by the t n d b colliery the mine has been officially closed for decades but is still polluting the groundwater it's a dangerous area parts of the mine are burning underground as a result of spontaneous combustion. foresman as a small community not far from the mine. residents here suffer from the pollution and also from the uncontrolled explosions inside the mine. much younger whose daughter was injured in an explosion 3 years ago since then she suffered from epilepsy last year much younger herself was injured in an explosion. if only if i thought it was on june 5th i was making lunch for the children at around $130.00 then i suddenly had this huge explosion. and i hit the ground was not 100 up and someone jacked me outside and then half the house collapsed and a friend took me to the hospital and i was about a lot of heavy legacy since then bang you much on go hasn't been able to move her arm properly but she's received no compensati

fisherman local restaurants or for local economy and. if jelly fish meat goes mainstream here it could help rebalance marine ecosystems and read it in motions of this gelatinous menace. and with 80 percent protein and just 5 percent it could also become a highly prized alternative to me. farming knife stock is responsible for 2 food 10.5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. easing jellyfish as a substitute. could help reduce the very global warming that causes our blooms. already popular in much of the far east. but right now they can't legally be sold as food anywhere in europe. so antebellum has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go chinese collaborating share fabiano fever. please can we cook with bass ok now call the idea as a idea yeah yeah. this is 2 different phases of jelly fish this brawl is perfect to all roll all night bugs there's only coal to create the most tender jellyfish and aims to cook it slowly but 1st we wash it in an ice by placing the head to ensure it doesn't lose the taste of the sea for piano avoids all sea

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in closing, this bill will hurt local businesses and local workers, and i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut rise? >> i rise to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i'm not in the habit of praising the president from this perch, but i do want to say i am very pleased that we are not in yet another shooting war in the middle east today. mr. himes: i think we came very, very close, and i appreciate that the president had the courage to stand down some raids that undoubtedly would have led to a response and led to another war in the middle east. i know he does that at the risk of being criticized for potentially damaging american credibility, but we are not in a war today. that's an argument for history. what is not an argument for history is that any aggression, any military action against iran must be approved by the congress of the united states. it is clear in the constitution

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i arranged to meet up with a local guide to show meet up with a local guide to show me around.arther up from the village, you can see the ingenuity that these people have taken to the rivers. so all morning, at low tide, they push, they are on a skateboard and they pick the clams. and i hear that travellers can give ita and i hear that travellers can give it a try as well. this local fisherman is on hand to show me how it is done. 0n fisherman is on hand to show me how it is done. on all fours, right, chauffeur service, not bad at all. the mud is so slick and slippery, one little push... you go pretty far. but then finding cockles is no easy task. this is a cockle? it is the size of a marble. we are finding this little tiny glam... (laughs). look at that, it is tiny. it is like finding them in the dark, right? you just have to stick your hand in, you grab just have to stick your hand in, you gmba just have to stick your hand in, you graba crab, just have to stick your hand in, you grab a crab, you grab a snail... 0h, something moved on my foot, i don't know what that was. let's

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, state and local levels. in fiscal year 2018 fbi gtt after cross-country protectively arrested approximately 115 subjects of fbi director terrorism investigations before they could mobilize to violence and so far in the first half of fiscal year 2019 are gtt f disrupted approximately 66 subjects of domestic terrorism investigations by arrest. statistics pair they represent lives saved. gtt f domestic terrorism continues to pose a threat. our community commitment to you and the fellow citizens is that we will continue to confront the threat posed by terrorism with the threat from international terrorists here in the homeland in the mastic beer we will follow our own and we will and are determined to protect united states of america of all enemies foreign and domestic until uphold the constitution of the united states. >> for five minutes. >> good afternoon, chairman. thank you for inviting us here today. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss how the fbi addresses hate crimes. my experience working in the fbi

but we are going to be working with the local authority, and we are asking them to work with the localat everyone's accounted for, and where there is accommodation and assistance that's needed, then the local authority will support them. it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. well, i suppose there was a modest improvement with the weather today. we didn't have the persistent cloud and rain that we had on saturday, but instead, it was a day of sunny spells and heavy showers — those showers captured earlier in the day in cornwall. and perhaps it's the rain we should get used to — the weather over the next few days looking very wet for some of us. 0vernight tonight, many of the showers will tend to fade away. but later on we will see some cloud thicken across the east anglia and south east england with outbreaks of rain developing here and turning progressively heavier. and that really is a key theme to what we've got coming over the next few days. a real clash of air masses takes place with warmer, moist air coming up from north africa across the mediterranea

and local government matters. with the less informed citizenry, citizens without quality local news generally see lower rates of voter turnout. and cities were newspaper shut down, have even seen the borrowing costs rise. suggesting, according to one study, the diminished transparency may enable governments to engage in riskier and more inefficient, or perhaps more corrupt, financing arrangements. >> there are a number of courses of this multi-decade decline in the news industry, including reduced print circulation, and reduced revenue from classified advertisements. one of the major concerns that has a emerged in recent years is the power of a small number of gatekeepers of the news and information that citizens see. today, the vast majority of americans consume their news online. and to online platforms have immense control over how americans access to news sources. a single algorithm change by one of these private corporations can entirely distort the information the public chairs and consumes. and what revenue

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the data is still not available to the public or local governments. we liable data is extremely important as this information can help the city effectively manage traffic, potential collision points and equitable access for riders. i appreciate the city attorney's office for leadership in seeking this data. our staff for their work on this and the courts for upholding the city's right to obtain this critical information. it is beyond time for the state to update outdated regulations and ensure the city and public can manage congestion. california public utilities commission i hope you are listing. another area is my work with supervisor wal walton regarding caltrain governance. we will vote on a resolution later today at the board of supervisors. i wanted to hear from the members of the public following the caltrain businessman which we support. we recognize faster caltrain from santa clara and san mateo and our county and acknowledges the clear coordination to meet ridership demand and support blended high-speed rail plans including the extension to

spent locally as well. to spend funds locally on local priorities so as to suit the needs of their electorate. you have to be extremely careful about how you do this, but it does work. i believe it works in london, and we have had considerable devolution in the other great cities. we are one of the most centralised states in the whole of europe. you know, the huge numbers of decisions are made in london and in westminster about spending that could be made locally, and we should be thinking about ways of doing that. dozens of your colleagues have signed a letter asking you and jeremy hunt to commit to ordering an independent review of the loan charge, independent of hmrc and government, and it is affecting hundreds of thousands of people, many of them conservative voters will stop would you commit to doing that and suspending the loan charge while the independent review goes on? i would certainly commit to... i saidi on? i would certainly commit to... i said i think we should look at it and review it. the re

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local election 2016 and the general elections in 2017 were manipulated by the organized. but you may view it can be only one solution to the crisis resignation will be in order to create space for a free and fair elections with the. critters. the opposition requests the implementation of 1st those decree for as long as there is no constitutional court to prove the opposite it's amazing how. so you say you're joining us on the phone i'll direct this video comment to you there's a clear to man there they want the prime minister to step down what do you make of what he says. hi i can hear you now perfect tie so. that's ok we're happy that you can knowing he was going on that we're happy to join us i played a video comment from a member of the democratic party he's the general counsel and he says he and the party want the prime minister to step down what do you make of that paul. it has been the general cold the open vission that has relinquished their mandate and organized protests and are now boy call things local elections we considered. obviously absolutely unacceptable a

federal, state, and local official vs. a duty to notify voters in florida and voters across the country impacted by electio attacks. a duty which is not upheld by the f.b.i. and was not upheld in the wake of the 2016 elections. and a due which the alerts act, this bipartisan proposal, would require. at yesterday's science committee hearing, the secretary of oklahoma's state election board recommended a state and local reporting requirement like the alerts act. testimony and a recommendation both were not considered by the authors of this bill. mr. speaker, -- madam speaker, i request my colleagues oppose this bill and immediately following this vote i ask democrats and republicans to coe together and work a-- for a biptisan election package. i yield backmy time. mr. davis: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: madam speaker, i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, mr. caen. the spear pro tempore: the gentleman from ill

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and the transport workers union of america, local 250-a, local 250a the multiunit and local 200, for item 24, this item adopts the dis an decision establishing the mou between the city and service employees local 10-1. for i'm 25, the supervising probation officer and for item 26, the san francisco city worker's united, item 27, the municipal executive's association. for item 27, for the international union of operating engineer's, stationery engineers, and item 29, between the city and the sheriff's managers and supervisor's association. for items 30 and 31, the omos between the city, american physicians and dentists unit, units 17 and 18. for item 32, the city and the united association of journeymen and pipe-fitting industry and 33 through 35, mous between the city and sanfrancisco institutional police officer's association, the district attorney investigator's association and the san francisco building inspector's association. for item 36, the mou between the deputy's sheriff's office and for item 37, an ordinance to adopt and implement the mou between the city and craft's coalit

of course fresh fish is a food staple for both the locals and the hordes of terrorists. but diving instructor take wilson says the fishing nets are endangering the coral reefs off the coast. so depends on the type of that if it's a if it's a rope type net then they can colonise up but it is a plastic type that going to cause a lot of damage not a long time and that's because a lot of the corals. dinette settle on the fragile corals i literally read them up dave wilson has found a lot today in addition to all the other plastic garbage trying bottles single use plastic this is the biggest threat to the environment. at the moment and a lot of people's opinion. as well stuff plastic but. the wrappers that the plastic bubbles come in. so with the way they just get blown away into the say . this will have again more examples of that. and so the garbage generated by millions of tourists is increasingly choking the cats one species or 4 beaches. even the monkeys have learned to drink from plastic cups. the internationally renowned marine ecologist tom come on the most about has

when local elections have been have been postponed it has happened. in times when we didn't have the same legal frame and the legal frame has been has been consolidated exactly to avoid the repetition of this think and when general elections were postponed 2 years ago. based on the agreement between parties it was only one week within the constitutional and legal frame and it was based on a consensus of all political parties and the venn predecessor of our actual president as asked did by return because otherwise he could not undo. your immediate reaction to the president's position was that you were going to have him dismissed and what we heard was that thursday's parliamentary debate was going to be a motion for parliament to ask for the president's removal but that didn't happen the resolution you brought instead to censure the president i want to ask you what was your constitutional basis for asking for the president's removal the constitution states that the president may be dismissed for serious violations of the constitution do you think that t