. >> host: brian fung of the "washington post," what did the d.c. court of appeals decide this week on net neutrality? >> it was a pretty surprising decision for many people involved. the court ruled 2-1 to uphold the fcc's net neutrality regulations almost completely. you had what was ultimately a pretty big victory for the regulatory agency here. >> host: what does that mean here? >> i think it means the fcc can move forward in implementing tools much more aggressively without the fear that its rules will be instruct down by the court or there will be further -- struck -- legal uncertainty. until the petitioners in the case decide to appeal or ask for a rehearing but i think that is probably, you know, some of the folks joining us. >> host: brian fung is our guest reporter on the "the communicators" this week. we have two advocates on the side of net neutrality. fred campbell is with tech knowledge, formally wireless telecommunication bureau chief at the fcc. and matt wood is policy director at free press. mr. campbell, was it a good decision by t

. >> host: and brian fung of the washington post, what are you going to be looking for next? >> well, i think everyone's going to be waiting to see how the internet industry responds and whether or not they're going to look to escalate this case, and if so, how? >> host: brian fung, fred campbell, matt wood, thank you all very much. >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thanks. >> members of the

they are joined by the washington post technology reporter brian fung. andhey have gone further said that it applies to isp's, it opens up the door for additional regulations that was never really part of the net neutrality debate. of the fcc as returning to this law, and the right law for broadband, treating it like a communication service and an infrastructure and making a distinction between the carriage on the content on the internet. >> watch "the communicators" monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> with the political primary season over, c-span's road to the white house takes you to the summer's political conventions. watch the republican national convention starting july 18 with live coverage from cleveland. will be going into the convention in cleveland nomad or what happens. i think we will be going in so strong. >> and watch the democratic national convention from philadelphia july 20 fifth. ms. clinton: in july, let's return as a unified party. senator sanders: then we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justic

that would are on either side of the decision and talk about their views and to invite reporter brian fungnow that the sec has gone further and said this scheme that once covered the monopoly applies to -- it opens up the doors for additional regulation that was never a part of the net neutrality debate. >> treating it like a communication service and an infrastructure and making a distinction between the content. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. on lectures and history, georgetown university professor maurice jackson teaches a class on the philosophy of w.e.b. dubois. a civil rights activist in he described his early life, role as an educator, and relationship with other activists at the time. the class is about an hour. maurice jackson: today we discussed the works of web dubois. we just entered african-american history month, and carter woods said we established this for three reasons. one was because of frederick douglass' birthday, the birthday of abraham lincoln, established the emancipation proclamation, and also the birthday of web dubois, april 23 -- february 23 in massachus

. >> and brian fung, what are you going to be looking for next? >> i think everyone will be waiting to see how the internet industry responds and if they will escalate the case and if how. scombl brian fung, fred campbell, matt wood, thank you all very much. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> you realize this is something i would love to do and something i think could be different about the kind of books written about mccarthy in the past and a chance to think about who this person was, what his significance was, and what his virtues were and what were his flaws and the things that made him unpleasant and even hated be many. >> author author herman look at general douglas mccarther in his book. >> mccarther saw the future more clearly than the present whether it was america's role in asia, the rise of china, the split between china and the soviet union which he foresaw, but also the fate of american domestic politics. >> sunday at 8 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming

they are joined by brian fung. >> the sec for the first time has gone further than that and said the scheme that govern the telephone network applies to isps. it opens the door for additional vacation never part of the next trolley debate. additional legislation never part of the net neutrality meat. debate. >> watch the communicators tonight on c-span two. >> president obama was in yosemite national park talking about the 100th anniversary of the u.s. nationalparks system. he talked about the importance of the parks and the dangers of climate change. his comments are about 20 minutes. ♪ [applause] president obama: well, have a seat, have a seat. how gorgeous is this day? [applause] >> yes we can, yes we can. president obama: yes, we can enjoy it. this has to be the perfect way to spend father's day, and father's day weekend, and yesterday our family checked out carlsbad caverns down in new mexico. today, i want to thank the superintendent and all of the incredible rangers and staff for hosting us here at yosemite. they do a great job, we are so proud of you. give them a big round of

joined by washington post technology reporter brian fung. >> now that the fcc has, for the first time got further than that and said this scheme that once governed the monopoly telephone network applies to isps, that opens up the door for additional regulation that was never part of the debate. >> treating it like a communications service, and infrastructure and a transmission system, and making a distinction between the carriage and the content on the internet. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern, on c-span2. >>> next, arms control specialists talk about the nuclear security challenges facing the next president of the united states. the arms control association hosted the conference earlier this month. >> thank you everyone, for coming back. i want to thank you for those moving and importanting words that remind us all of why we're here, why we do the work we do to eliminate weapons threats and to prevent the further spread and use of nuclear weapons. it's also a reminder that we've all been at this for a long, long time. for more than seven decades, the united states,

>> brian fung, fred campbell, matt wood, thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> more like event coverage coming away today on the c-span networks. coming up into discussion featuring a female assistant secretaries of states who are expected to talk about the global fight against terrorism. they will appear at a woman's foreign policy group event and you can watch that live on c-span. join us at 1 p.m. eastern for remarks from tom wheeler. you get the national press club and is expected to talk about the future of wireless technology. again that slide on c-span2. the focus of congress today is on gun legislation the u.s. senate gavels in of three eastern and will take for gun related votes at 5:30 p.m., go watch that live here on c-span2. across the street from this capital since the supreme court where today justice is left in place a lower court ruling that upheld laws were passed in response to another mass shooting evolving as an automatic weapon. government fiscal attack in newtown, connecticut. for more about today's senate vote we spoke with a reporter who covers capitol hill. >> h

. >> host: and brian fung of the washington post, what are you going to be looking for next? >> well, i think everyone's going to be waiting to see how the internet industry responds and whether or not they're going to look to escalate this case, and if so, how? >> host: brian fung, fred campbell, matt wood, thank you all very much. >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thanks. >> members of the british parliament paid tribute to labour party lawmaker joe cox who was shot and killed last week. live coverage from the british house of commons today at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> the heritage foundation hosted a discussion friday with margaret thatcher's former speech writer on the upcoming e.u. referendum vote set to take place this thursday. this discussion also comes a day after jo cox was shot and killed outside her constituency in leeds. as a result, campaigns for the referendum were halted. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much, john. good morning. welcome to the heritage foundation and the margaret thatcher center for freedom. it is my great pleasure