next on great performances bryan adams takes us back in time... ♪ it was the summer of '69 ♪ ♪ oh, yeahust me and my baby in '69 ♪ when his music ruled the charts. ♪ you're all that i want ♪ ♪ when you're lying here in my arms ♪ ♪ i'm finding it hard to believe ♪ ♪ we're in heaven ♪ join us for an evening of rocking hits and love songs... ♪ everything i do ♪ ♪ do it for you ♪ with the distinctive voice of bryan adams in concert. ♪ when the feeling's right, i'm gonna run all night ♪ ♪ i'm gonna run to you ♪

also slated to appear bryan adams.23rd through august 1st is the fair. >>> and plenty of sunshine expected for us today. a big difference from our conditions yesterday. temperatures won't be quite as warm but i'm also tracking rain as we head into the weekend. christine. >> taking a look outside right now, things are looking pretty good. we're not seeing a lot of volume out there on the roads in the le hi high valley or new jersey. a comprehensive look at drive times when we come back. >>> and we'll continue to follow the breaking news out of ferguson missouri where two police officers were shot during overnight protests. we'll have the latest developments in a moment. stay with us. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> that breaking news two police officers shot in front of the ferguson missouri police department. we're learning new information about a protest overnight that ended. >>> and here at home, avoiding catastrophe. the vote today aimed at raising the bar on safety for oil trains that go through this region. >>> plus

new kids on the block and bryan adams will also be there. more than one week after it happened the spill happened last monday and traveled all the way to pennsville sailor county by the next day. the u.s. coast guard and natural resources is in charge of cleaning up 1,500 feet of shoreline. >>> and a report is set to bereleased about reopening philadelphia's so-called ghost station. patco's station was abandoned back in 1979. the report says it could cost more than 18$18 million to reopen the station. the report find most already use another station. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm katy zachry with a look at your traffic. this is right at the pennsylvania turnpike. we are seeing more headlights on the roadway, a little more volume, but not accounts for any issues along the 309. seeing a lot of green on the screen for st. patrick's day. your drive time between route 202 and 76 ten minutes in both directions. it's looking like a good day out there. first it's going to be a warmup bill. >> yeah. even at the shore temperatures will be in the upper

consent decrees made in 1994 a year in which by the way the billboard top 100 single had singles by bryan adamsnd boyz ii men. only my two kids know who they are. i would like to start with a threshold question today, a policy question about both consent decrees. and 79 the department justice revise its consent decree policy and mandated that except such antics were to circumstances all the doj consent decrees would contain a sunset provision. the sunset provisions would terminate the decree within 10 years. this was in response to congressional action to strengthen the penalties for sherman act violation. so for more than 35 years it has been doj policy that consent decree should not be perpetual it should terminate in order in under a decade unless exceptional industry specific circumstances are present. the policy was of course prospective i think the rationale underlying is worth considering in the context of consent decrees we are looking at today. my question is this pickup like to get each of you to respond. for those witnesses in support continuation in the present form can get a -- and

changed to undergone radical changes over the next decade the year the top 100 singles sung by bryan adams and boys to men. gore like to start with the threshold question about both consent decrees the the part of justice had a mandate with the decrees have a sunset provision these would terminate within 10 years in response to congressional action to strengthen the penalties for the sherman act violations so more than 35 years it is the policy should terminate of less exceptional circumstances are present. the os perspective but i think it is worth considering in context all we're looking at today perot like to give each of you to respond for those whose support in the present form can i get a quick description of the music licensing market with that than a year since that and those who favor that or the amendment you believe the sunset provision applies? >> 285 is not requesting a termination although it is appropriate to have reasonable pathway to consider regular modifications with a possible sunset today we only ask for a few discreet changes for collective licensing. the hypothetical

decree was made in 1994, a year in which by the way, the billboard top 100 singles had singles by bryan adams and boys to men. only my two kids know who they are. i'd like to start with a policy question. in '79, the department of justice revised the consent decree policy and mandated that in such extraordinary circumstances, all decrees would contain a sunset provision. these provisions would terminate the decree within ten years. this was in preresponse to congressional action for violations. so, for more than 35 years of doj policy shaul not be terminate in under a decade unless exceptional circumstances are present. the policy was of course per spekck specktive, but i think the rational is worth considering in the context of the consent decrows we're looking at today. i'd like to get each of you to respond. for those witnesses who support continuation of the decrees, can i get a quick description regarding the characteristics that trump dojs presumption and for witnesses who favor do you believe the sunset presumption applies here? would you like to start, miss matthews matthews? >> today

bryan. and at the top of their game. my book about the 1800 election, i could draw on thomas jefferson. who could write like him? and john adams another great writer. they could write like angels both of them. they could also conspire like demons, and you see that in the 1800 election book of their fierce in-fighting vertebras election vicious -- vicious election. but, boy, could they write. so it was wonderful for quoting from. now, that played into -- it was surprising how good a writer george washington is. we don't think of him as a speaker and a writer, but he was a voluminous letter writer. he was writing letters all the time, especially during this period when he was pulling the country together these wrangling 13 states to make a union. so he was writing all of his friends and acquaintances from the time of the revolutionary war who had now scattered to their separate states such as john jay in new york or henry -- or knox up in massachusetts i already mentioned him the morriss down here, the pinckneys of south carolina. he had a lot of attachments here in georgia. so he's trying to pull this place together before the