chris lewis, the final word. christopher: randy described the rollback of protections well. when the providers choose to change their policies, there is no one to hold them back from blocking or throttling your content. we've already seen them start to do this. instead of isps saying they will not engage in it, they talk about harmful prioritization. they are easing it ends so that people do not notice that they are changing their practices. we will continue to see this overtime. it is important that congress acts. i hope people will contact their congress members to overturn this. steve: both gentlemen today veterans of the fcc. we want to thank christopher lewis and randy may. we appreciate your time, and your perspective. thank you for being with us. >> next, c-span's profile interview with mercedes schlapp. then, president trump's comments on the at the i. after that, the united nations security council meeting on north korea's nuclear weapons program and missile test. senior white house adviser discusses herpp personal and national life, the state of discourse in the un

lewis. go back to chris you have heard the rebuttal from mr. may, your of you? mr. lewis: we are very disappointed in the boat. this is the first time they have decided they would take themselves off the field as the enforcer and the cop on the beat to make sure the internet is open. this is another editorial, from the l.a. times. the fcc sacrifices the free and open internet on the altar of deregulation. deregulation of at&t, comcast, and other broadband providers is a abdication of authority that could usher in a new era of content and services online and people who rely on them. the obvious problem is that the broadband providers could pick winners and losers online. there is also a realistic fear that broadband providers would favor their own sites and services, because some are doing it already. for example, at&t effectively exempts video streams from its directv city area -- subsidiary from its wireless data cap. congress needs to clean up the iss that fcc chair ajit pai creating." mr. lewis: they have it absolutely right. there is a long history of isp, intern

coming up on friday morning, randolph may chris will lewis with a group public knowledge on the fcc rolling back net neutrality. joseph talks about the republican tax bill that will be voted on next week. ceo of london-based capital management inc. critic of vladimir putin discusses russia's influence on the u.s. and other countries. watch "washington journal" friday morning. during the discussion. >> 's week we expect final debates on tax reform. here's more about that. >> 's alendronate us is a member of the freedom caucus and represents the eighth district in ohio. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: let's talk about the alabama senate race. this is the headline in the conservative washington times page. they blame bannon for election last in alabama. the u.s. in your times aggravates risks for republicans, the wall street journal the gop civil war goes on. is there civil war in the republican party? >> guest: i think there's some differences of opinion. i think to call a civil war might sell more ads. when you look at the losing teams blame each other. after a loss like this you'll

elise christie, mo farah, chris froome, jonnie peacock, lewis hamilton, anthonyjoshua, harry kane, johanna ray, anya shrubsole peacock, adam peaty, johnny ray, anya shru bsole and peacock, adam peaty, johnny ray, anya shrubsole and bianca walkden —— jonathan rea. those are your contenders for sports personality of the year 2017. that's not the only event happening this evening. we've got acts such as noel gallagher and rag n bone man playing this evening. we'll see the coach of the year, the tea m we'll see the coach of the year, the team of the year. and of course what will be the most poignant moment, the helen roberson award for sporting achievement in the face of adversity. we already know who's going to win that, that award is going to win that, that award is going in tribute to bradley lowery. many of you will be familiar with his story. he died earlier this year, he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at 18 months. what he achieved in his short life was quite extraordinary. i've been speaking to his parents on the red carpet. it's amazing, he was six years old and he brought pe

chris cillizza, back again, and aerial lewis with us. it's going to be a law next year.att lewis, the reality the president is getting what he wants and with a historically low approval rating. he's at 35%. that's the lowest it has ever been at cnn, and way lower than any other president at this time in his administration. is there anything that will budge that number and is this significant for the president? >> i think it is significant. donald trump's poll something low for a lot of reasons, i think the least of which he accomplished anything. i think his tweets, his demeanor, his personality, all of those things have a lot more to do with his polling than his policy. i think this is a good thing for donald trump. you know, you want to put points on the board. obviously we could talk about the merits of this policy, but from a purely political standpoint, donald trump now has a chance to finish the year saying we have passed, you know, this landmark tax reform legislation, we got judge gorsuch confirmed in the supreme court. obviously if you are a liberal democrat you

don rickles, mary tyler moore died and jerry lewis. >> chris cornell and chester bennington, jim neighbors, mel tillis and glen campbell. fats domino, check barry and greg allman and tom petty. >> in hollywood, back to you. >>> they will not be forgotten. >> the time is 747. let's get you to where you need to go. let's check on our weather.>> the final weekend of 2017 will not be bad. we were hoping for some rain. we get some of that in the extended forecast. outside, more of the same. a mix of clouds and a beautiful start to the day. there is a beautiful golden hue and some fog over the north bay. visibility issues in some areas. that is what we have in the north bay. temperatures are similar to where we have been. you will wake up near freezing in the inland valley. a lot of 40s around the bay. we will take care of those numbers in just a minute. let's take a look at the pattern in place. we will be dry for your holiday weekend. the storm track is still way to the north of us. things are going to change up a little bit on about the second. new year's eve and new year's day will go by dry

lewis. and music, soundgarden's chris cornell and chester bennington both died. singer and actor jim neighbors, country stars mel tillis and glen campbell and rock and roll hall of fame's, fats domino, chuck berry, the allman brothers, gregg allman and tom petty. [ music playing ] in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. >> i miss a lot of those. tom petty in particular. one of my favorites. >>> 6:49 am. rosemary orozco is in for steve paulson today talking about the weather and the little bit of rain heading our way. >>> we will remain dry through the holiday weekend which is nice. and then it looks like we will  see rain next week. it's still several days away but we are putting our hopes on that. here is a view at what's happening outside. another glorious start to the day. a mix of clouds med and high- level clouds and low cloud cover. i mean down to the ground. we are dealing with some fog over portions of the north bay. that is the view over mount diablo. if you are traveling through the north bay, through sonoma and napa and santa rosa, all our reporting

lewis . in music sound gardens chris cornell and lincoln park front manchester pennington t and jim neighborsreg al mond and tom petty. in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. lauren have you ever beta part of one of the celebrity death polls. >> i was a part of one this year and it makes you a pretty horrible person. when someone dice and they're not in your pool, you're like oh, man. playing games with live and death. can i say i was so upset about tom petty i had just gone to a concert a few months before and he was amazing. i was also upset because i didn't have him in my death poll. >> the news tonight not far from on. the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11 one day after fbi agents swarmed a quiet northern virginia neighborhood we are learning more about what led them there. plus, a devastating fire in gaithersburg forces dozens to leave their

lewis. in music sound garden's chris cornell and lincoln park frontman chester bennington. jim neighbors.g almond and tom petty. >> ♪ >> reporter: in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. >> ♪ >> 5:51 is the time and we are back with what's hot on the web the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> all right. first up while vacationing in florida the president suggested climate change could be a good thing. he tweeted "in the east it could be the coldest new year's eve on record. perhaps we could use a little bit of that good old global warwarming that our country but not other countries is going to pay trillions of dollars to protect against ." according to the world meteorological organization last year was the hottest on record. >> california as only issued 42 retail licenses for shops to sell pot. recreationally that is. so most cities will not have places to legally buy marijuana including los angeles and san francisco. about 150 applications for pot shops are still pending. >> two nurses being hailed as heroes for saving a man's life mid flight. it hpe

chris cox, partner for morgan lewis, and he's the outside counsel for net choice. without objection, so ordered. so let's begin our questions. and mr. wirningler, i want to come to -- winkler, i want to come to you to begin. you referenced the sting that you had conducted and we all know that this made headlines of course in tennessee but also around the country. and we've looked at how tennessee is number one in shared hope international's study. and what i'd like to hear from you -- and i think everyone on this panel, democrat and republican, would like to hear from you. what do you think has made the difference in tennessee? what do you use most within the law? what would you like to see changed? the partnership, ms. smith, you may want to weigh in on this, but you're doing something different. you're getting results. i'd like for you to begin, mr. winkler, and then ms. smith, for you to add to his answer. mr. winkler: yes, chairwoman. i think the continued commitment by the general assembly and the governor and the t.b.i. director to support human trafficking i

chris cox, partner from morgan lewis and he is the outside counsel for net choice. without objection so ordered. so let's begin our questions and mr. winkler, i want to come to you to begin. you referenced the sting you had conducted and we all know that made headlines of course in tennessee but also around the country. and we've looked at how tennessee is number one in shared hope international's study. and what i'd like to hear from you and i think everyone on this panel democrat and republican would like to hear from you. what do you think has made the difference in tennessee? what do you use most within the law? what would you like to see chang changed? the partnership, ms. smith you may want to weigh in. but you're getting results. mr. winkler and then ms. smith. >> i think the continues commitment by the general assembly and the governor and the tvi director to support human traf lking investigations and our partnerships across the state with the nonprofit organizations and our partnership with our state child protective services agency. all those things combi

some people at i think we will hear about on and takeewis commodore lewis, they were both owned by the university. baker them was the chris of uva. he worked in the rotunda and was well known on campus. on his death, he was buried at the courthouse in 1872, and later his body was exhumed. i'm not sure why. at anotheruried cemetery. there is probably a story behind that. in the sameuried cemetery where he stole bodies while he was alive. i can't help but think, is his body even in his grace? i can't help but ask that question. for me, there's a strong connection between auctions and burials. i framed my book around this. bodies were sold and buried, but their souls remained free. this is what i found. things,ant to say a few and then i will try to wrap up so we have time for q&a. i want to think about what does it mean when we look at the picture here, the image on the the -- eightlse of volts -- a vault at the medical college of georgia. the remains were studied, we know some of the tags and that harris was involved in stealing those bodies. they were later given a proper burial and given a proper sendoff. this is a pictu

lewis. in music song garden chris cornell and lynn can't park front manchester benning ton. jim neighbors.ock and roll hall of famers fats domino, chuck berry, almond brothers beg al man and tom petty. ♪ in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. >>> unfortunately we added one more to the list overnight long time actress rose marie died yesterday. now she's been around for very long time. best known for her while as the weiss cracking sally rogers on older comedy the dick van dyke show. her career began at three years old she's been around for long time. co headline the opening night of bug see segal's flamingo show in 1946. she received emmy nominations in 1963, '64 and '66 survived by her daughter joanna. a career that lasted nine decades. >> wow in hollywood. >> all right. 9:39 is the time right now. 2017 may end up being the year r about. we're not even talking about me too movement. coming up next, why it was terrible year at the box office and what theaters and movies -- movie heads need to do to turn things around. back in a moment. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i saw raw untamed power and beyond t that som

lewis' comments on that. thank you very much. >> host: chris, thank you, and congratulations on the astros. >> guest: so there's a moral dimension and a strategic dimension to that question, right? strategically, the -- sam hinge key at the philadelphia 76ers advertise this and ended up losing his job because the management couldn't stomach what he told them he was going to do, accumulate high draft picks by not intentionally losing, but not really trying to win. because you, the worse you do, the higher up you are roughly in the draft. you have access to elite talent year after year if you lose year after year. and you can build. i mean, i think the 76ers are showing it, you can tank your way to a really good team. baseball, it's a little trickier. i haven't actually thought about this, i just want to let you know, i'm not the world's authority about this. i saw a headline about in the other day, astros tank their way to the world series. and i was aware back when they were losing those gamings year after year -- games year after year that they were probable thinking we're going to get the first pick of the dr

chris corn up and chester bennington of lincoln park both took their own lives. fans said good bye to music icon glenn campbell and tom petty, as well as legends hugh hefner and jerry lewisifer garner officially filed for divorce from ben affleck, janet jackson split from her husband just after becoming a first time mom at 50. danielle nottingham for cbs news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 we will continue to deal with this brutal cold, chelsea? >> reporter: guys, it will get even colder especially as we head into the new year plus i'm tracking the chance for snow we will have details in your full forecast accounts coming up. >>> do you think it is cold outside? i'm david spunt, coming up next we will take you back 240 years to really put things into perspective. >> reporter: plus drivers on the pennsylvania turnpike will be paying more next year, how much more, you can expect to shell out in 2018. >>> now at 6:00 frigid enough to the freeze the fountain the region is still reeling from the dangerous cold. drone watch three showing waterfall along ridge avenue in east falls, one of the few spots, not, froze often tonight.

chris, this is just a matter of a couple of miles. in fact, it's adjacent to property that is a part of joint base mcchord. 55,000 people per day report to work at joint base lewis mcchord, most in uniform but not all obviously. >> i assume you were very much involved as this major project got under way for the newest expanded amtrak cascade service. i understand there was a lot of excitement about this. certainly if it was your way to commute to work, you were happy to save that time either coming or going. what was your gut instinct when you saw that on this day so many people were happy about day one of this new service that this had happened? >> so i wasn't involved at all in the run-up to this, just to be clear in that regard. there were actually mixed feelings about it because there have been what turned out to be some tragically clairvoyant voices expressing concern that the increased speed of this particular amtrak service would present some real public health considerations, and it turned out to be the case the very first day. >> can you tell us any more about that? >> it is a train that used to take a route along the water to the east of where it is an

listen to the views of the conservative mp chris phelp who was calling for the two police officers to be prosecuted. well, for me the behaviour of neil lewisbtained in the course of a criminal investigation. the information was by no means criminal at all and they maliciously leaked it and bob quick tried to leak it on three or four occasions. it has taken him eight years or ten years to get it. i think they should be investigated for misconduct in public office. that's a criminal offence. what they have done is completely wrong. it undermines trust in the police. how can any of us trust giving information to the police if senior officers leak in this investigation. the commissioner is investigating it internally i think it needs to be to be investigated from a criminal prospective and the cps need to have a close look at it because the conduct of neil lewis and bob quick in this affair was absolutely shocking. strong words. bear in mind the offence of misconduct in a public office carries with it a prison sentence. as for mrs may, well, she is arriving in poland. we'll hear from her later on today. obviously i suppose the questions from r