, federal communications commission in those days viewed itself as protector. at&t monopoly and assuring that there was no competition to national networks, particularly cable. so what what happened was the nixon administration and as chris called it a revolution. yes. a revolution resulted. and it was a revolution that was based the notion that rather than a nationalized telecom system, heavily regulated, that there was more of a role for enterprise and more of a for competition. this revolution, the early 1970s, planted the seeds for the telecom indications industry that we have today. yes, i was saying there is a direct cause of the line between the nixon administration's telecom and the incredible telecom indications that we have today with, well, more choice than consumers can handle and more equipment than we can afford. and. what is it relayed? how did this happen? well, happened with the nixon administration, the presidents choice of tom had a visionary to lead. and this made all the difference in the world. tom

, federal communications commission in those days viewed itself as protector. at&t monopoly and assuring that there was no competition to national networks, particularly cable. so what what happened was the nixon administration and as chris called it a revolution. yes. a revolution resulted. and it was a revolution that was based the notion that rather than a nationalized telecom system, heavily regulated, that there was more of a role for enterprise and more of a for competition. this revolution, the early 1970s, planted the seeds for the telecom indications industry that we have today. yes, i was saying there is a direct cause of the line between the nixon administration's telecom and the incredible telecom indications that we have today with, well, more choice than consumers can handle and more equipment than we can afford. and. what is it relayed? how did this happen? well, happened with the nixon administration, the presidents choice of tom had a visionary to lead. and this made all the difference in the world. tom

in in addition to fema and federal communication commission to establish communication, national guard, army corps of engineers, and department of defense will provide all the resources at its disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering supplies. so far, over 3,600 personnel are deployed and that is growing by the day. i approved requests of governors from florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia, virginia, and alabama for an emergency declaratio. r i approved additional requests for the governors of north carolina, florida, south carolina, and disaster declaration to pay for removal and provide financial assistance directly to survivors. fema and small business administration are there to help the residents was homes and businesses were literally destroyed, washed away, or blown away. the federal search and rescue teams have been working with state and local officials in partners in treacherous conditions to find those missing. they will not rest until everyone is accounted for. i want to thank all of our first responders and everyone working aro

. >> the next meeting of the federal communications commission is thursday, may 203rd, 2024. >> until then, we stand adjourned. following the open meeting of the federal communications commission held a news conference from its headquarters in washington, d.c. this press conference with fcc chair jessica rosenworcel and brendan carr runs just under 40 minutes. good afternoon, everyone. if folks could take their conversations to the lobby, we greatlyre appreciate it. weto are about to get started wh the post conference and as you know we had a pretty lively and lengthy meeting so i would like to give the chair as much time as possible to answer questions for the reporters. with that i welcome the chair. good afternoon. all right. why don't we start with david. i wanted to ask about the effect [inaudible] >> could you please turn on your microphone. >> can you speak to the current state [inaudible] >> under section 214 of the communications act, the fcc authorizes the provision of communications in the united states. we also have the authority to take away the authorization for providin

brendan carr has been nominated to run the federal communications commission. trump also tapped an oil man to run energy, chris wright. he's big on fracking, once publicly drinking frack fluid to show is it doesn't affect if drinking water. we've got the video. here's what's happening this monday morning after friday's heavy selling. the dow's down about 40, minor gain for the s&p, minor gain for the nasdaq, up 70 points. bitcoin holding right around $90,000, just dropped to 89,6. interest rates, the 10-year close to 4.5%, 4.46%. the 2-year at 4.31% as of now. the price of oil, $. >> 67 a barrel. $67 a barrel. gasoline, $3.07, diesel at $3.53. gold, $2,603 last time we counted, now 26007. and we have on the show today for you president biden makes a dramatic reverse course. he will allow ukraine to use american missiles to to attack deep inside russia. the kremlin calls that dangerously provocative. what will president-elect trump do about it? no statement from him yet. we're going to focus on nvidia, now the most valuable company in the world. it reports wedne

telephone, second class license are better issued by the federal communications commission. the radio operator keeps in close touch with planes in flight, advising them on such things as operational details and weather conditions, using weather balloons and various recording devices. the united states weather bureau gathers nationwide climatic information and sends it via teletype to airlines. the country. the information is then charted, analyzed and interpreted into weather forecasts by the airline's meteorological department. this work requires specialized college training and unusual accuracy and judgment. but the key figure in all flight operations is the flight superintendent. he is the man who decides whether the planes will fly or not. he releases all planes on his division, follows their progress in the air, and keeps the captains or pilots advised of conditions affecting their flight. the flight superintendent together with the captain, plans each flight in detail. this exacting work calls for a pilot who is also a qualified dispatcher certificated by the civil aer

that is why we determine the federal communications commission should be able to assist consumers andactn when it comes to the most important communications of our time. and that is broadband. this is common sense. but in a world where up is down and down is up the last fcc through this authority away decided broadbent needed no supervision. as a result it toss out net neutrality policy is grounded in title ii of the communications act. it had deep origins and communication law and history. these at net neutrality policies ensure you can go where you want and do what you want on light without your broadband provider broadbent providermaking choice. you made clear your broadbent provider should not have the right to block websites, slow services, or censor online content. these policies were court tested and approved. they were wildly popular. in fact studies show 80% of the public support the fcc net neutrality policies and oppose the repeal. now, for a plot twist part after the last fcc took away these policies despite the broad public outcry, curious thing happens. when washington s

there are a bunch of cases involving the universal service fee that the federal communications commission imposes. there have been several nondelegation challenges, traditional challenges, because power is not traditionally limited but interesting twist about it being a private nondelegation because the entity that actually decides is arguably not a governmental actor. there is a circuit split on that. the sixth and another circuit rejected the challenge and the fifth circuit approved it. that is a likely candidate and i will stop there. sarah: so hot right now. next we will hear from paul atkins, the former securities and exchange commission or and partner at potomac global partners. mr. atkin: thank you very much. i -- it is a pleasure to be here and see everybody. i do not know if i can rise up. sarah: do not worry, we have more incoming. mr. atkin: obviously, security cases are very important, not the least of which because we have a really declining number of public companies in the united states registered and listed. and i think one thing of that is a huge litigation machine that g

the assembly of experts of the leader will be held on the 11th of march , and the us federal communications commission has banned the use of artificial intelligence-generated voices in automatic robotic phone calls , and they will take legal action by establishing these regulations of the artificial intelligence used. companies that make these calls may be fined up to $23,000 per call. last month, the voice of the president of the united states was produced by artificial intelligence, encouraging people not to vote. the next part 5 o'clock: mr. chichaei and my other colleagues are ready to report to you about today, mr. in the name of the memory of god and with greetings and courtesy and respect to you, dear colleague mrs. emami and all good viewers of khabar international network from the capital of the servants of seyyed al-shahda, the pilgrimage site of abba abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, and the bride of the soaring mountain ranges of zagros, ilam. hero , we are at your service. you have described the people of this heroic land very well. we depicted the presence of the zealous people of

meanwhile, the us federal communications commission has reinstated net neutrality rules that gives itand internet. net neutrality refers to the idea that internet service providers should offer access to all content regardless of the source. they were repealed during the trump era in 2017, because they blocked innovation and led to a decline in industry investments. under the restored rules, it has now barred chinese telecom companies from offering broadband services in the us due to national security concerns. sticking with china, the country's largest auto show has kicked off in beijing, with car—makers showing off their latest electric vehicles. china is currently the world's biggest car market and the world's biggest car exporter, and has seen stiff competition over the past year especially amongst domestic players. i spoke with auto analyst bill russo, who gave us his outlook for the chinese car market. we can see from it so far, the continuation on focus on electrification with dominance of the chinese companies who now have almost 80% share of the electric vehicle segment. that

that is why we determined that the federal communications commission should be able to assist consumersnd take action when it comes to the most important communications of our time. and that is broadband. this is common sense. but in a world went up is down and down is outcome of the last fcc threw away this authority to determine broadband needed no supervision. as a result, it tossed out net neutrality -- -- in choices for you. they may clear your broadband provider should not have the right to block websites, slow services or censor online content. these policies were court tested and approved. they were wildly popular. in fact, studies showed that 80% of the public supports the sec's net neutrality policies and opposed their repeal. now for a plot twist. after the last fcc took away these policies, despite this broad public outcry, curious thing happened. when washington stepped out, california road in with its own open internet regime and other states as well. all in all, nearly a dozen put net neutrality rules into play. so in effect we have net neutrality policies that providers

the federal communications commission will need to finalize technical rules for v2x. we are hopeful these rules will be released in the coming weeks. we do need to find opportunities for nhtsa as the primary vehicle safety regulator involved in v2x deployment in these conversations as well. regulatory certainty is important. so is regulatory alignment. i know we all agree this deployment plan is a big deal. it is a crucial piece of the v2x puzzle. i am more optimistic than i have been in a long time about our collective ability to realize this lifesaving potential of v2x technology in the u.s. so, i will end where i started, thank you. thank you to the department of transportation for this important plan and for your leadership. it matters. and thank you 2-0 of you who have stayed with us on this v2x journey. we can do this. we can work as partners, government and industry and we can use cutting edge technology to save lives. saving lives, that is our goal. i know it is the goal of everyone in this room. thank you all. [applause] shailen: thank you for ending on the o

there are a bunch of cases involving the universal service fee that the federal communications commission imposes. there have been several nondelegation challenges, traditional challenges, because power is not traditionally limited but interesting twist about it being a private nondelegation because the entity that actually decides is arguably not a governmental actor. there is a circuit split on that. the sixth and another circuit rejected the challenge and the fifth circuit approved it. that is a likely candidate and i will stop there. sarah: so hot right now. next we will hear from paul atkins, the former securities and exchange commission or and partner at potomac global partners. mr. atkin: thank you very much. i -- it is a pleasure to be here and see everybody. i do not know if i can rise up. sarah: do not worry, we have more incoming. mr. atkin: obviously, security cases are very important, not the least of which because we have a really declining number of public companies in the united states registered and listed. and i think one thing of that is a huge litigation machine that g

when the communication act of 1934 established the federal communications commission, and define the agency mission to ensure the american people have available at reasonable cost and without discrimination rapid and efficient national and worldwide communication services. communication technology of course has changed dramatically in the last 90 years. fcc's work is even more important, increasingly important today than it was nine decades ago. and the 21st century access to economic opportunity clearly depends on access to high-speed internet. whether it's for education, or core healthcare the internet is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. one could say that simply about the telephone for a longer period of time in our cell phones. nevertheless, still lack access to broadband. the fcc has done an excellent job tracking these gaps in internet coverage within its new national broadband map. america's digital divide is still too big but it would be much bigger were it not for the fcc. the fcc has done a terrific job in my opinion to expand a portable high-speed broadband access thr

federal communications commission and the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency and washington, d.c. >> good morning. if everyone could please take a seat. if there are any panelists for panel one in the room, please be seated at the round table. welcome and thank you all for attending the fcc and cisa alerting security round table. we're delighted to have you with us. agendas and bios for our panelists are available on the table by the entry. please note this proceeding is being live streamed and a copy of the webcast will be placed in the docket of the pending proceeding on alerting security. and now i'm pleased to introduce deborah jordan, chief of the fcc's public safety and homeland security bureau who will start off our roundtable event with some remarks on alerting security. deb? >> good morning. and thanks, suzanne, welcome everyone to this roundtable on a very important issue regarding securing the nation's alert and warning systems. the fcc is pleased to co-host this event with cisa and today we are going to hear from a number of diverse group of stakeholders about cy

. >>> the federal communications commission says it is cracking down on robo calls. the fcc is declaring that the use of ai voice cloning is a legal. cameras can now be hit with fines of up to $23,000 for calls that use that technology to trick people. this comes as officials in new hampshire are looking into a series of robo calls that mimic president biden voice to discourage them from voting in last month's primary election. >>> iran supreme leader is being removed from instagram. the accounts repeatedly violated the dangerous organizations and individual policies. meta did not specify which post violated the policy. removal of the supreme leader's main instagram account have more than 5 million followers. >>> fireball whiskey releasing a new kansas city chiefs themed product ahead of the super bowl but this one you don't drink. the company dropping a lipstick inspired by travis kelce and taylor swift. it is bright red, called cinnamon delight. the shade sells for $13.87 and honors the celebrity couple's favorite colors. >>> we are drying up in the bay area as hig

according to the us federal communications commission, this is the first time that a multimillion-dollard for the use of generative neural networks. in addition to the political consultant himself, who cost $150 to create biden’s fake vote, the company that directly organized the round-robin also faces a fine of a couple of million. from a legal point of view, the political consultant is accused of posing as a presidential candidate in violation of the law. well, one more news about reliability. according to kotdurov’s publication, a beta version of the telegram messenger for the android operating system was found in the program code. function - fact checking, judging by what the researchers found, telegram will cooperate with third-party agencies that will check the accuracy of the information, presumably, the choice of such agencies will somehow be influenced by the authorities of different countries, but ordinary users have nothing to do with the implementation of this function they won’t, probably the fact check will add some explanatory information to the messages, and what ’s more

he served as the top republican at the federal communications commission.arr thank trump on x last night, saying we must restore free speech rights for everyday americans. trump chose chris wright for energy secretary. the oil executive who runs a denver based fracking company took to x as well, saying he will focus on making american energy more affordable, reliable and secure. wright sits on the board of a nuclear reactor company, he's been a major ba backer of nucler energy. hdoug burgum was nominated for secretary of the interior and was named energy czar. trump has yet to announce the choice for treasury secretary. he was exec expected to choose d lutnick or scott bessent but now new reports are emerging that trump is considering former federal reserve governor kevin warsh and mark rowan. all four candidates reportedly invited to mar-a-lago this week to interview with trump for the role so we may very well hear his choice in the coming week, week and-a-half. liz peek, good morning. mark, cheryl and liz, your reaction, liz? >> i'm very excited to see al

in addition, fema, which includes the federal communications commission to help establish communications capability, the national guard, the army corps of engineers and the department of defense are going to provide all the resources at its disposal to rescue and assist in clearing debris and delivering life-saving supplies. so far, that's over 3,600 personnel deployed. that number is growing by the day. i quickly approved requests from governors of florida, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, georgia and virginia and alabama for an emergency declaration. and i approved additional requests for the governors of north carolina, florida, south carolina, and for disaster declaration to pay for debris removal, provide financial assistance directly, directly to survivors. fema and the small business administration are there to help the residents whose homes and businesses were literally destroyed, washed away or blown away. the federal search and rescue teams have been working side-by-side with local officials and partners in treacherous conditions to find those that are missing, and th

and the idea was my my dad worked for the federal communications commission when i was growing up, and he said he's not allowed to own stocks that are regulated by the federal communications commission. that makes a lot of sense. he couldn't own at&t, bellsouth or, you know, verizon or whatnot. so we get these forms and for each agency we said, okay, what? what stock should you not own if you work for, you know, the defense department? well, you shouldn't own boeing and you shouldn't own raytheon. you shouldn't own martin. and so we start looking at these forms and what are they own? they own boeing and they own lockheed. they were you know, they own all these stocks. so it turns out that about one in five federal agency officials own stock in companies that their own agencies were regulating. so people at the epa who are, you know dealing with? clean air and clean water own, exxon and chevron and people. the federal trade commission, you know, federal trade is on the front lines of regulating big tech now, and they all own google and facebook and amazon. and so it just we wrote this w

>> the federal communications commission traced the robo calls to a texas based company, life corporation week, the fcc voted to make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to make those kinds of calls, letting the agency find the callers. in a statement, the agency said, quote, bad actors are using ai generated voices in unsolicited robo calls to extort vulnerable family members, imitate celebrity, and misinform voters. the fcc says unwanted calls and robo calls are its largest source of consumer complaints sites, with tens of billions dialed each year. the unwanted robo calls aren't just a nuisance. they can threaten public safety by disrupting 911 call centers, as congress has cracked down on robo calls in the pa, saying they defraud americans out of billions of dollars. the fcc says it's also looking into using ai for good tracing. the source of those unwanted calls in new york, connor hansen, fox news. all right, everybody, that is going to do it for us. >> we're going to have much more, including a lot of highlights on the super bowl there in las vegas coming up tonight on the te

the federal communications commission had blocked a previous version of this deal, citing antitrust concernsindulge in taco tuesday. it's national taco day today, and to celebrate, taco bell is selling $1 tacos starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern, and taco john is offering its loyalty members a free stuffed beef grilled taco with any purchase today. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> every day should be taco day. >>> up next, remembering a baseball great. we look back at the turbulent career of pete rose. rememberin baseball great. we look back at the turbulent career of pete rose. a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common s