bloomfield? >> i would like to jump in and say when i look at my membership it's a combahition nav universal service along with support like the usda has. so you build the case with universal service that allows folks to get the capital funding through things like us dwrks a to build these networks. the one thing i would say, it's going to be important for us to be thinking about building future proof networks to make sure as we look at that the underserve and those finite resources that we're using them to build networks that will last into the future. >> thank you. anyone else like to comment? >> congressman, i would agree, i would totally agree there certainly is a need as has been demonstrated in very hard to reach, unserved areas where federal funds can be very important to closing that aspect of the digital divide. but then as we look at past programs, whether it's at the reform of the connect america fund which is focussed on unserved kbrr unserved area, ensuring we're using reverse auctio

a guard of honour at bloomfield road. for a football gentleman and dedicated family man.eads his men on the field. jimmy armfield was an inspirational captain but it was his warm penalty that defined him. and today, the people of blackpool came forward , today, the people of blackpool came forward, to sing his praises. words can't say, really. he was a gentleman, blackpool through and through. such a perfect gentleman, every time i met him he was a gentleman, him and husband wife were perfect. he always promoted the town. even through the bad times. proper guy. the funeral cortege drove through the stadium, a short distance to jimmy's drove through the stadium, a short distance tojimmy‘s local church, a service attended by family and close friends. broadcast on bbc radio lancashire. there were touching tributes, this one from sqrimy‘s granddaughter. —— jimmy's to me he was a leader, a hero and a legend. to us, he was gramps, one of a kind and we'll miss him every day. jimi won 43 caps and severalformer him every day. jimi won 43 caps and several former england players wer

bloomfield, the questions. given the need for service providers to protect their proprietary asset information and our need as policymakers to get more granular broadband availability information, is there even a a pathway forward o get to a street-level understanding of broadband service availability that meets both needs? i'll just start with -- >> technologically, i think there is a pathway forward. that technology is not only being deployed by our federal government, particularly by the fcc, but also by those advanced by the private sector. i think that this is an opportunity going forward to think about how we can actually streamline and make it uniform approach to a mapping exercise so that we are not merely identifying addresses, but actually geo-coding longitudinally and latitudally relevant where we need to deliver broadband. first it's fantastic that you and mr. johnson are working to come up with creative solutions going forward, but also knowing that the fcc is going to be driving this process forwa

build a better website in under an hour. >> now, back to, "strange inheritance." >> in bloomfield, new has just fallen on this curious painting, described as "triple portrait with lady fainting," for $1,100,000. auctioneer john nye is still reeling from the news that the art world believes it's a rembrandt. congratulations. >> thank you. i'm still smiling. >> how remarkable does this unremarkable painting now become? >> it's remarkable in the sense that it's not the type of dramatically lit individuals with the big hats and the ribbon collars that you see, and you just know, boom, that's a rembrandt. >> it's soon revealed that the winning phone bidder for the landau brothers' strange inheritance is a french art dealer named bertrand gautier. but before the small painting can even be verified as a rembrandt, gautier resells it to a new york billionaire and rembrandt collector, named thomas kaplan for an undisclosed price rumored to be at least $3 million. what's going on here? >> these probably were his earliest-known works. >> art historian dennis heller explains that in the early 1600

>> well, it started in my hometown, bloomfield, new jersey. [ applause ] shautout to bloomfield, newur chapters. and then lionsgate approached me, the writer and director. it got going, two-year process. i guess you can say i have "actor" on my -- >> jimmy: you sure do. shaq is one of my costars. is it intimidating to act alongside one of the greats? he was in "kazam." >> i took some notes from him. took some notes back. >> jimmy: we have a clip in the movie "uncle drew," which comes out june 29th. ♪ >> okay, okay, okay. new rule, youngblood. none of this rabbity hippity-hop nonsense. >> that's not what it's called, it's called hip-hop. >> my call, my version. talking about styling. what is that? >> first of all, i can tell you don't have style, you always got on jogging suits. >> talking from the hustle with the fake chains. >> these are real, i got these for my birthday. >> yeah, right. >> three checks. >> those cost 50 cent apiece. >> three checks. >> my teeth cost more than that. >> jimmy: is that a custom van? by the way, you've really got to wear makeup when you do these movies

the united states medal count up to 22 after a silver for kyle mack of west bloomfield, michigan, and the men's big air final. if you want to catch the primetime again, it comes your way in seconds. in the mountain and pacific time zones, it's local news and, then the encore of the primetime show. in 26 minutes, the u.s. men's curling against sweden. the gold medal game, the biggest night in u.s. curling history. enjoy all of that and we'll see you as the olympics continue this final weekend from south korea. i was in my third tour in iraq when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children and the world that, yeah, i might have been knocked down, but i'm up, and i'm honored to be able to represent the flag. comcast is grateful to all who have served our country, and we're proud to bring the 2018 olympic and paralympic winter games home to everyone. the name of the super cool, snowboarding trick that >>> right now on nbc bay area, a bloody dracula in the

it's the executive vp president and ceo shirley bloomfield mr. spot's lessons--scott slawson. and ellen swanson, the connecticut consumer council we appreciate each of you for being here today and preparing for the committee submitting testimony today. we will work right through the day as recognized. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. i'm president and e. of the telecom representing everything in between. all are deeply committed to and on the frontlinebeing on the fre massive effort under way for the opportunities and possibilities so we greatly appreciate the leadership and growing momentum we are seeing on both sides of the aisle to aid in this effort and in a few short hours we know the president will deliver the state of the union address and in the topics that drove the consensus. one of those issues with a powerful centrifugal force pulling us all together. in a statement and actions sent to the bills now making their way through this committee washington has caught up to the times in a moment too soon acknowledging the role of information infrastructu

then, i went to work for cadillac in pontiac in bloomfield and then i made the cuomo electric. that's a rural company that built lines. the lake of of the ozarks white lines down there. they had a bunch of fleet of trucks. i talked to the boss one day and i said, how about hiring me to be your mechanic? i will take care of these trucks for you. he said, i don'tknow about that. me and him talked for about a year. he said, how much are you going to have to have? i said i want within a dime of , what the linemen are making. said, no, we cannot afford to give you that kind of a job. we cannot afford to do that. i said, heck, i have tools and all they do is buy a hook and belt and you funish all their tools. he said, no, we can't do that. his wife spoke up and said, jack, you can tell that man and worth a dime. that kind of hurt his feelings. two or three weeks later, he called me up. he said, you can go to work, if you want to, for us. so i went to work there at cuomo electric. i took care of all their vehicles. they had trucks, and cars, and , things like that. i was the only mech

kyle mack from west bloomfield, michigan, took silver.arted skiing when he was just 3 years old. as he fell off, his dads p-- da put him on a snowboard, and he never looked back. the tallest big air ramp in the world here in pyeongchang. he got a quick congrats from 17-year-old slope style gold medalist red gerard who finished fifth. >>> how about esther ledecka of the czech republic. made history in mind-blowing fashion. she took gold in the snowboarding parallel giant slalom adding to the gold she took in skiing super g. making her the first woman to win any medal in two different sports in a single olympics. outstanding. >>> earlier, i caught up with team usa star lindsey vonn. just today -- she's 33 years old and said this was likely her last olympics ever of her career. she cried when i asked how important this was because of her grandfather who served in the korean war, not far from here. he passed a few months ago. shea here's what she had to say. >> i close to scatter his ashes here because i think it would mean a lot it him. it m

the town did come out to him, lovely, the funeral could charge passed through blackpool's ground, bloomfieldlink to bloomfield road. —— funeral cortege. among the mourners was current manager, gary bowie, gordon taylor, and norman hunter, and bobby charlton and jack charlton and trevor brooking. genuine down—to—earth fellow, you hear talking about different people and saying that but jim was special, you could not see him for a few days, weeks, and then you would meet him and you would pick up the conversation as if it was yesterday. he was fantastic and the service did him proud. —— gary bowyer. he was fantastic and the service did him proud. -- gary bowyer. great footballer, but for many, it was his life after his football career that will be remembered, he worked for the bbc. many viewers will know him from being a pundit, commentator, on radio five live, his foot bowling career was fabulous as well, still holds the club record of 627 appearances for blackpool, capped for england 43 times, 15 of them as captain. he did not make the final in 1966 for england because of injury but he was pa

norsburg and bloomfield and those places are devastated by regulation the put on them. it was -- i would love to san juan, yes. so what are you doing -- have you lived in new mexico? 2005.: since 19 -- host: thank you, sir. response?golf, your speaker egolf: chuck, there is a couple things down in your part going state that are great. is greatest rowing in the state and tremendous economic activity in terms of export/import and light manufacturing. it is an instance where new mexico tax structure is actually state.benefit to our we're seeing large warehouses built, fed ex for example, just one of the largest refrigerated warehouses in the in santa teresa, new mexico. inperty taxes are lower than texas. there is an economic advantage in that area. n that part of the state, the delaware basin within the larger memo permian basin is becoming a focus of large operators concho, eog and others, we'll see scores of invested in ollars just d eddie counties, east of las cruces, to produce nd develop the new oil resources that have been discovered there. so there are things comin