you see that in the reaction of bill richardson, this former governor and diplomat.cally said she lost her moral leadehip and he kind of broke with her. saying she should step down and let another democratic leader come forward. that is not the government position. the administration has taken quite a broad view, wanting to support a tition to democracy, which is complicated and fragile. you see a call for aung san suu kyi as well as the others who have been detained to be released. anchor: urgent testing for the south africa variant of coronavirus is beginning in parts of england because cases were found with no known links to travel. over sixteens in areas of london and warsaw are being asked to take tests whether they have symptoms or not. these images show the mobile testing units. previous cases in the u.k. were tracked back to south africa. random checks have now found 11 cases that can't be linked to travel. here's the health secretary. >> if you live in one of these postcodes where we are sending enhanced testing, it is imperative that you stay at home and ge

bill richardson from the office of general counsel. chuck from the office of analytics. heather hendrickson from the wireline bureau. we will proceed to a vote on the item. commissioner carr? >> approved. chair: commissioner stark? >> approve. chair: commissioner symington? -- simington? >> approve. chair: madam secretary, please announce the next item on the agenda. >> this will be presented by the competition bureau and chris montief will give the introduction. chair: thank you. please proceed. >> good morning again to you and to commissioners, to the commissioners. the wire line competition bureau is pleased to present for your consideration a third further notice of proposed rulemaking as part of the ongoing work to secure our supply chain. the first -- the third further notice -- to modify the commission's role to incorporate changes recently enacted by congress in the consolidated appropriations act, i would like 2021. to thank the entire bureau team for their hard work on this item as well as our colleagues and the office of economics, analytics, and general couns

in iranian opposition rally in paris where 100,000 gathered including rudy giuliani, governor bill richardsonigence service -- he faces 20 years in prison. the spotlight after launching a liquid fueled rocket this week to satellites that experts say is a testament on ballistic missiles and they continue to further their iranian enrichment. the bottom line is the biden administers in, many are afraid it is reaching out to rejoin the jcp oa no substantial damages but i can tell you as an aside, the event targeted in paris, the damage would have been huge. of the verdict handed down to an iranian diplomat guilty of launching terror offensives in europe. todd: three idaho national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, the pilots were on a routine trading mission when the chopper went down your boise. the cause is unknown. the national guard says snowy conditions and heavy fog hampered that flight but no distress signal was sent out digital comes a few weeks after three guard members were killed in helicopter crash in rochester, new york. jillian: 10,000 kim jong un protests were border agen

bill richardson from new mexico, and he's allowed onto the caucus.reates a problem in later years because there has been probably a dozen of members of porch accused dissent of not more who have been elected since then. and it is a matter of whether they identify as being hispanic or not. some do and some don't. so we really rely on the library of congress. a number another question that we had very early on is that you have the philippine resident commissioners from the early 20th century. and many of them have hispanic sir. names almost all of them have hispanics or names. but in working with the library from food station division, and hispanic division, we vowed to cultural preferences, and we are told that filipinos regard themselves as asian pacific island or, so they will be in that book. so we really relied on the guidance of the libraries at that point. but it's obviously trickier than women or african americans. you can get on a slippery slope of cultural preference. and the book itself, we've also been asked i should say, latino or hispanic

david, rachel, michael, from the public safety and homeland security borough, david horowitz, bill richardson, on julie, from the office of general counsel, chuck from the office of analytics, had their hendrickson from the wire line competition bureau, and channel from the office of communications business opportunities. we will proceed to a vote on the item. commissioner carr. >> approved. >> for mission or starks. >> approved. >> commissioner summit and. >> approved. >> the chair votes. i the item is adopted with editorial privileges as requested. madam secretary please announced the next item on the agenda. >> the fifth and final item today entitled implementing the secure and trust communications networks act will be presented by the -- borough, and chris monty, chief of the borough will give the direction. >> thank you madam secretary. welcome back miss monte. please proceed. >> good morning chairwoman. good morning to you and the commissioners. the borough is pleased to present for your consideration a third further notice of proposed rule making as part of the commission's ongoing wor

. >> bill richardson, always appreciate your insight, thank you. >>> breaking news out of colorado. reports of airplane debris in several neighborhoods outside of denver. according to the police department, a number of debris responded. a man in the area took these photos, you can see some of the debris here. the broomfield police department tweeting that it has been getting reports of a plane flying over the area with engine trouble. the debris dropped in several neighborhoods around 1:08 p.m. local time. good news, no injuries reported. the plane did not land in broomfield but broomfield, about 20 miles north of denver, about 30 miles east of denver international airport, where we want to go straight now to cnn's peter pete muntean, our aviation correspondent. as i understand it, an official confirmed that a united plane on route to hawaii had engine issues, returned to denver international airport. what more do we know? >> reporter: that's right, erica. it's really remarkable, these images that we're seeing that keep coming in. denver international airport officials now tell us u

reputation was tarnished here like it was elsewhere and you see that most clearly in the reaction of bill richardson a couple of years ago, he basically said that she sort of foster moral leadership and he kind of broke with her. and he has not issued a statement saying no matter what happens, she really should step down and went in democratic leader come forward to lead the transition back to democracy. that is not the government position. the administration over the past years and now i think has taken quite a broad view bonded to support a transition to democracy which is very complicated and fragile and in the statements put out by the state department and the white house, you see a call for aung san suu kyi as well as the others who have been detained to be released and democracy to be restored, nothing specifically about her role.- specifically about her role. thank ou ve specifically about her role. thank you very much — specifically about her role. thank you very much barbara. - urgent testing for the south africa variant of coronavirus is beginning in parts of england, after cases were foun

bill gray, i mean, and our civil rights leaders from dr. king on to ministers that use the pulpit now, w. franklin richardsonthe list goes on and on, and i know part of your difficulty was getting everybody in just four hours. >> oh, i mean, it was an ambitious project. this is just the tip of the iceberg. what we want to create is not just only tell just the breadth of a story but start a conversation about the black church. so people can dig in deeper, they can learn more about denmark veasey, they can learn about the women who were incredible influences and important to the infrastructure of the black church. so we just encourage people just to continue to dig and to search and to learn more about this institution. 400 years in four hours. there's no way. very ambitious. >> let me ask you this. my mentor brought me into civil rights at 12, dr. william augustus jones. he used to always say, al, the black church can do things because of its independence. it is supported by its parishioners, so nobody can call us and tell us what to do or not do because we are self-sufficient. do you think people really unde

richardson has more from both sides. cindy murray has worked 20 years in the fitting rooms at a maryland walmart. i myself have a hard time paying for medical billsries or going to the doctor's or being able to pay for gas or electric. cindy says many of her co workers have it worse. i see some that sit in the lunch room and it only they're not able to even. how much it makes my heart hurt across the country workers like cindy or closely watching the national debate to raise the minimum wage over four years to $15 an hour, more than double the current minimum of 7 25, the nonpartisan congressional budget office says that plan would bring nearly a million people out of poverty, though it would also cost about a million and a half workers their jobs, increasing minimum wage. has the possibility to destroy my business. nick thomas says he started cutting grass in his neighborhood when he was eight years old. he eventually grew that into a landscaping company in kansas that has about two dozen workers. nick says he pays a starting wage of $12 an hour and then he raises that amount with workers experience and expertise, nick says of $15 minimum wage w