david miller r t america. well we've been covering it for a long time and it was that fateful day yeah neutrality was struck down thanks to former horizon lawyer. little corporate hacker the f.c.c. commissioner. hey you know what. i mean it's true but you know the one of the point one of the interesting things i don't know if i and i didn't understand that this at least a decade so i'm fight and truthfully after ten years i think most people just understand what net neutrality meant but i think honestly it just people just didn't see how important it was but. the fight is not over because one of the lawsuits. that you can see the congress is probably every i think a lot of a lot of republicans surprisingly in congress have said oh wait a minute wait we shouldn't be overturning the trial. probably i would see probably someone just lotion not a lot of the kind of filling the gaps that were created today are one of the interesting things to. kind of ironic about the whole debate is that many of the big platforms

david miller r t america. well we've been covering it for a long time and it was that fateful day yeah that neutrality was struck down thanks to former horizon lawyer a little corporate hacker the f.c.c. commissioners i hate you know what. i mean is true but you know the one of the funny one of the interesting things i don't know if i and i didn't understand that this at least a decade so i'm five and truthfully after ten years i think most people just understand what that neutrality meant but i think honestly it just people just didn't see how important it was but. the fights not over because a lot of people said you know the lawsuits. that you guys see the congress is probably every i think a lot of a lot of republicans surprisingly in congress have said oh wait a minute where we shouldn't be overturning that probably i don't see probably some legislation down the line to kind of filling the gaps that were created today are one of the interesting things to happen that's kind of ironic about the whole debate

correspondent david miller will tell us now let's get to today's top business and finance a headline. regulators in the european union and now they're investigating his corporate tax structure the european commission is looking into whether the sweden based company was given unfair tax advantages by the netherlands according to member states to not give tax benefits to multinationals that aren't allowed to other firms during a press conference a spokeswoman for the commission explained the probe is focused on interests here which is one of the groups that operates the entire business we state in our preliminary concerns that we have concerns that to. tax rulings from two thousand and six and two thousand and eleven may have i'm not interact to pay less tax and given them an unfair advantage compared to other companies subject to the same national taxation rules in the netherlands which would confirm to be in breach of a few state rules. quickly responded to the announcement denying any wrongdoing in a statement the company wrote the way we have been taxed by national authorities has i

correspondent david miller to hear more on how nuclear energy continues to play a significant role in the global energy mix. new reactor construction is happening now on a global scale with currently some fifty six new reactors under construction in addition many existing play. it's our adding capacity to meet those growing demand as nuclear energy does continue to play a significant role in the global energy mix the long term outlook for your brain remains positive despite current market uncertainty the challenges for the industry creates a pathway with the two.

correspondent david miller to hear more on how nuclear energy continues to play a significant role in the global energy mix. new reactor construction is happening now on a global scale with currently some fifty six new reactors under construction in addition many existing plants are adding capacity to meet those growing demands as nuclear energy does continue to play a significant role in the global energy mix the long term outlook for your brain and remains positive despite current market uncertainty the challenges for the industry creates a pathway with the timing of the transition from an oversupply market to promises of nuclear growth and positive market conditions in the long term and this industry is typically driven by energy and electricity consumption which continues to increase and the world's population is also growing from seven billion to nine billion over the next two decades population growth is feeding the expected increase in your brain in production currently there are two billion people who have no or limited access to electricity and proponents of nuclear energy sa

david miller. r.t. america. following the f.c.c. is vote a total of sixteen states have filed suit against the decision to talk more about states' rights in the general ramifications of this we're joined now by steve weisman attorney and professor at bentley university even to start off can you remind viewers exactly what net neutrality rules are at this point were and why they were created in the first place. unfortunately are were and what they did was create a level playing field in the end in it so that internet service providers could not give preference to particular content providers in other words they really couldn't censor it was the ultimate democracy entrepreneurs' were good innovation could happen it was free speech and now what's happening is the internet service providers are allowed to choose what content they want to give fast speeds for downloading and which they want to slow down and where they want to raise fees so suddenly they become the gatekeepers as to what people can see it's really a tremendously poor deci

david miller r t america. thank you very much david. you can hear the people back there you know and i like that i like seeing people out there protesting i think that's a good healthy thing you know and you need to let them know i mean are they going to ultimately listen to the protesters probably not people could argue as futile you know part of them already got their you know their hands greased up or learn hands in the. book we still have to make the voices heard you know it's the key you still have to cause a little bit of a ruckus you have to cause a ruckus when it comes to something like this i mean here's the thing we have to have a fairer system when it comes to access to communication and a free and open internet just isn't about for me it isn't just about whether or not the cable company or whoever i'm getting my internet from can throttle it and make certain things like oh these smaller blogs and sites i won't be able to get to or they'll just start banning certain things because you know they're whatever. subversive i want

tax plan after moody's downgraded its rating for higher education artie's david miller has the latest on the ratings and how students will adjust to higher costs and less deductions you have for public universities across the united states are facing financial uncertainty and this comes after moody's downgraded its financial outlook for higher education to a negative rating from a stable reading rating credit rating agency predicted that the growth of the industry's expenses will outpace revenue growth for the next twelve to eighteen months public universities empathetically will face numerous money woes because to federal financial aid programs or even funding growth it fails to keep up with inflation but exaggerate higher educations problems moody said increase of two wish in revenue research funding and state contributions will remain subdued the agency says expect that the sector's expenses will rise by four percent but less than twenty percent of public four year institutions will see the revenue increase by more than three percent and more than half of private institutions will

will shift and they'll need a recovery period to protect contract portfolios reporting for us david miller r t america. going out things began trading last week at the chicago board options exchange and bitcoin futures trading began on monday at the c.m.a. group what does all of this new trading of derivatives mean for bitcoin let's ask our friend of the show and former u.s. trading commissioner part chilton smart what does all of this new derivatives trading mean for coining. i think it's a really positive sign i mean we've already seen that the price between last week the options as you say at cboe and this week just today c.m.e. group which you know. the prices are leveling out in between those futures those derivative prices and the actual bitcoin price and that's a good thing to get rid of some of this volatility right don't get me wrong i mean the prices are still going up significantly but at least there's not the incredible machinations we saw like last week i know beyond because we talked about it the cboe hit some of those circuit breakers where they had to pause trading that did

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david miller r t america. who boil boil boy it doesn't surprise me you know you know every now right at this point between you know the f.b.i. or law enforcement or homeland security infiltrating protests against corporations and corporations now themselves infiltrating or is there anyone else left in the protest who might actually be an activist i'm not prepared to. we'd be there for the actual protests neighbors about how why they were we're going about this all wrong maybe if we shouldn't be railing against the pro you know protesters and activists who aren't active enough and doing things really doing things after the march they're not even they are there but we'll be off doing the real work while these fake activists are out marching you know and then spying i mean this is ridiculous and it really breaks my heart when you see this i mean because at the end of the day freedom of speech is one of the most like you said at the top one of the most valuable rights we have and to see not only governments do thi

david miller r t america. boil boil boy it doesn't surprise me you know you know every now right at this point between you know the f.b.i. or law enforcement or homeland security infiltrating protests against corporations and corporations now themselves infiltrating for is there anyone else left in the protest who might actually be an activist i'm not prepared to actually be there for the actual protests neighbors about how why should they be worth more. right about this all wrong maybe it we shouldn't be railing against the pros you know protesters and activists who aren't active enough and doing things really doing things after the march they're not even they are there but we'll be off doing the real work while these fake activists are out marching you know and then spying i mean this is ridiculous and it really breaks my heart when you see this i mean because at the end of the day freedom of speech is one of the most like you said at the top one of the most valuable rights we have and to see not only govern

david lee miller is live with more. >> molly, authorities say the now deceased shooter appeared to be targeting police. but still to be answered is why? according to investigators, the 51-year-old open fire at three locations in harrisburg yesterday afternoon. they say that he recently returned from middle east. a woman says she is his estranged wife held a local reporter from the website says that she thought he was living overseas. they say that the students would let one student trooper would it could have been charges. >> everyone responded quickly. it was fortunate no one was injured. a great police response. >> the first shooting took place in a pennsylvania state capital a little after 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

aaron david miller is from the woodrow wilson center think tank. at all.untries didn't vote at all. there were a record number of abstentions. 35. eight or nine voted against. picture. i've worked for republicans and democrats and voted for both. this was a significant blow to american credibility. little faith in diplomacy. much more difficult. nothing is going to fundamentally and positively affect the situation. of its own role has been made more difficult. diplomatically, little affect? i do. of what motivates the trump administration. in particular shows a preternatural tendency to choose politics. pacify and expand the political base. the administration rebels in the conflict at the un. it is popular among his constituency. multilateral diplomacy. in the united states. in lima. the president, pedro pablo kuczynski. to deny allegations of corruption. cholera outbreaks the world has seen in a decade. of the population with little access to food or clean water. from the capital sa naa. you may find it distressing. and beyond despair. he's just one of ye

department official serving both republican and democratic presidents for over 20 years, aaron david miller. aaron, thank you for spending time with us today, especially this holiday week. we have secretary tillerson definitively stating that russia meddled in the u.s. election. president trump still hasn't. >> well, tillerson's an honest man and it is clear that he's found a way to create sufficient political space between himself and the president on any number of irnss from the importance of talking to north korea to the president's reaction in the wake of charlottesville. secretary is speaking out. trump isn't going to fire him. tillerson won't resign. i suspect we wander around in this very odd bermuda triangle where the secretary of state seems to be un-empowered by the president and that's a first for the secretary of state that i worked for. >> so, when you talk about this daylight growing between the secretary of state and the president, you point out north korea's another area where we aren't quite seeing the same message. today we have two messages from the men, the tillerson mes

sharma made his hundred off 35 balls, matching david miller's century for south africa in october eventually for india. premiership rugby union is back this weekend after the european break, and in tonight's game worcester won the battle of the bottom sides. beating london irish 23—8 at sixways. welsh wing josh adams scored both tries for worcester in front of a season's best crowd. it's worcester‘s 3rd win in four and eases their relegation fears while condeming irish to another dfeat. they're now 10 points adrift at the foot of the table afterjust one win all season. now real madrid versus barcelona is always a huge game but while barca are currently 6 points clear at the top of the table — their old rivals real madrid are a long way behind them in 11th place. so as ronaldo and messi prepare to lock horns once again, this weekend's el classico is as much about the political situation in spain as it is about the football. joe lysnkey reports. commentator: a chance for ronaldo! they are the superstars who define their era, the players on each side of footballs game. with lionel messi and ron

david miller joins us live from jerusalem. what is the latest?> just the last few hours the israeli air force targeted several hamas facilities in gaza. the air strikes hit a weapons manufacturing site, as well as a weapons warehouse, and a military compound. now the israeli air force says the strikes were in retaliation for rockets that were launched from gaza into israel. those rockets were intercepted or landed in unpopulated areas, causing no injuries or damage. also on friday in gaza and across the west bank, including a number of cities such as bethlehem, hebron and ramallah thousands matched in month test. in clashes with israeli soldiers who palestinians were killed and over 600 were wounded. other antiu.s.-antiisraelsly demonstrations took place throughout the muslim world including jordan, indonesiaias and pakistan. al qaeda has called for a holy war targeting the u.s. and what it called the zionist crusaders allies. the u.s. ambassador nicky haley says the u.s., which invested a vast amount of money and diplomatic energy will not give

david miller joins us live from jerusalem. what is the latest?e targeted several hamas facilities in gaza. the air strikes hit a weapons manufacturing site, as well as a weapons warehouse, and a military compound. now the israeli air force says the strikes were in retaliation for rockets that were launched from gaza into israel. those rockets were intercepted or landed in unpopulated areas, causing no injuries or damage. also on friday in gaza and across the west bank, including a number of cities such as bethlehem, hebron and ramallah thousands matched in month test. in clashes with israeli soldiers who palestinians were killed and over 600 were wounded. other antiu.s.-antiisraelsly demonstrations took place throughout the muslim world including jordan, indonesiaias and pakistan. al qaeda has called for a holy war targeting the u.s. and what it called the zionist crusaders allies. the u.s. ambassador nicky haley says the u.s., which invested a vast amount of money and diplomatic energy will not give up reaching out to both parties to bring peace

correspondent david miller will tell us now let's get to today's top business and financial headlines. regulators in the european union and now they're investigating his corporate tax structure the european commission is looking into whether the sweden based company was given unfair tax advantages by the netherlands according to member states cannot give tax benefits to multinationals that aren't allowed to other firms during a press conference a spokeswoman for the commission explained the probe is focused on interests here which is one of the groups that operates the entire business. we state in our preliminary concerns that we have concerns that to. tax rulings from two thousand and six and two thousand and eleven may have allowed interact to pay less tax and given them an unfair advantage compared to other companies subject to the same national taxation rules in the netherlands which would confirm to be in breach of the hugh state rules ikea quickly responded to the announcement denying any wrongdoing in a statement the company wrote the way we have been taxed by national authorit

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fox correspondent david lee miller takes a look. >> reporter: according to aaa, an unprecedented 107.3on people will be going to grandma's house or the likely out west, tough highway conditions heavy snow in colorado combined with so many people on the roads forced the shutdown of parts of i 70, more people flying this year compared to a year ago, improving the economy. if you waited until now to travel, smart, today and december 30th are expected to be least congested for air travel. busiest airports will be atlanta followed on a like chicago dallas and new york's jfk and in new york, they're expected to be 6 million visitors during the holiday season. there is hor security throughout the entire city, including the nypd state police and the national guard, andrew cuomo said there's no known threat but ads it's best to play it safe. >> reporter: given recent events, we believe it's prudent to increase security at the major crossings and the major transportation hubs. >> reporter: it is expected to be a wet christmas and cold enough, possibly a white one. other parts of northeast could

he made his century off 35 balls matching the south african david miller who made a century against bangladesh chase down the huge total of 261. india won the match and they are leading the three match series 2—0. that is all the sport. britain will get a new passport in 2019 when it leaves the european union. the government has announced that it's going back to the old—style dark blue and gold hardback passport carried by british citizens before the introduction of the pan—european burgundy design in 1988. 0ur correspondent explains why this decision is making headlines. if we have a look at the sun newspaper, their headline, the return of the great british passport, and on the front you can see a love iconic blue passport. they have had a 17 month campaign to get the government to go back to the old style passport. some people may struggle with recognising the colour of that passport on the front, many people say their passport was dark blue and some have said there's was black in colour, but that the 17 month campaign to go back to that old style blue passport. as with anything brexit, many

fox's david lee miller with mo more. úchief executive chief operating officer and board chair calling quits saturday. the exits come after reports this week detailing vulgar e-mails mostly written by ceo sam haskill. >> the statements that were circulated in all of those e-mails which their names are on them, there's no doubt that it was these individuals, um, are just completely unacceptable. report roar miss america 2008 kristen haglund is gun the former conquest taints calling on top bosses to quit. >> there needs to be wholesale change for the miss america branch to be able to revitalize. >> haskill referring to the pageant's previous winners in vulgar terms. in another e-mail the disgraced ceo said he wished a particular miss america had died. and message between the organization's top staffs appeared to show them mocking the weight of 2013 miss america winner mallory hagan. >> this is an organization that is fundamental values are based on women's empowerment and encouraging young women to be people of integrity and character and dignity. >> reporter: resignations coming a day a

a situation where as claimed exclusive supervision of israeli palestinian diplomacy and aaron david miller for example a long standing american peace process or has stated that one of the you know the main problem was that the united states behaves not as an honest broker or even as a mediator but as israel's lawyer when it comes to israel. palestinian negotiations so to say that the solution is to take even more radical pro israel musicians and that this will somehow promote israeli palestinian peace and you know basically categorically dismissing palestinian rights and interests is somehow going to help us move forward i think is you know it may it may sound nice to trump's domestic constituencies but in the real world of the middle east it's it's not only not going to promote peace but it's certainly going to make it that much more difficult to address the issue of ending israeli occupation and therefore finding a pathway towards peaceful israeli palestinian coexistence would you agree with that has the u.s. just lost all legitimacy as a broker in the peace process. i must mean i don't

the same as south africa's david miller. rohit was eventually out for 118.ave more in an hour. —— all the sport for now. a group of mps has called for a deposit scheme for plastic bottles, to try to reduce pollution in the oceans. the commons environmental audit committee suggested a deposit of between ten and 20 pence per bottle, which would be refunded when the bottle is returned. it's also called for more public water fountains, so that people can top up refillable bottles. here's our environment analyst, roger harrabin. the uk uses around 13 billion plastic bottles every year. nearly half are put into landfill, incinerated or left as litter. many ultimately find their way into the sea. the mps are urging the government to introduce a deposit—and—return scheme for bottles as soon as possible. they want a new rule obliging all cafes, pubs and restaurants to provide free tap water so people can top up their own refillable bottles. and they want many more public water fountains. we want people to think before they leave the house, will i be needing water? to

david miller got a couple of goals as well.story. they've gone through 69 games. for this, in 18 months, to be the first defeat, of course it is a sore one, especially when you are beaten like that. but they can hold their heads up. they've been absolutely amazing in that 18 months. to set a record, 69 games, that may never be beaten, they can be very proud of that. now we hit the reset button again. manchester united have closed the gap on top of the table manchester city to 11 points with a 2—1win over relegation threatened west brom at the hawthorns. an unfortunate deflection helped jesse lingard to united's second before half—time. romelu lu ka ku's romelu lukaku's header opened proceedings. gareth barry scored west brom's first goal under alan pardew but it was just consolation as they stay 19th. you do your best, you try to win matches, you try to play the best possible. you try to do all you can asa team. possible. you try to do all you can as a team. you try to give kids a big chance to become an important player at man

his second 5010 of 12 balls. the same as south africa's david miller.they won by 88 runs to take the series. they have a game to spare. there is a big game at the bottom of the aviva premiership this evening as worcester host london irish. irish are six points adrift at the foot of the table so will be desparate for a win to stay in touch with warriors who are second bottom. to bea to be a team that can compete to be a top 16 in that competition, if that's what you intend to be, then you have to live with those expectations, do have to be consistent in your performance and we haven't been. and i'm the first to admit that. that's probably the biggest challenge. we know we are a good rugby team on our day, we can play some good rugby, but we need to do it more consistently, if we are going to climb up the table. although fixtures are zig zag at all the fixtures are on the website. glasgow bursar ‘s edinburgh should bea glasgow bursar ‘s edinburgh should be a good match. let's return to football now, barcelona are six poinst clear at the top of la liga, bu

talking about this and the reason this is a thing is in terms of the conflict, on that note, aaron david miller who was a democrat talked about the notion of doing this in the absence of a broader strategy. we don't know what the administration's process is. in the absence of a coherent one, they appear to be a one off. a combination of trump's frustration over having to use the waiver again. not getting his commitment and that last part is probably the most dead-on. >> i think that's true. we don't often know what the strategy is. this case much like north korea, there is an argument to be made what we have been doing for 40 years has not born a lot of fruit. we lost a lot of double speak when we talk about the issue. this is the capital of israel and i think the words do matter. there are security concerns and the question is, is it right when at least recognizing what this is. >> even if so much on the part of the trump administration is bluster or posturing, it throws a wrench into the idea that candidate trump in the 2016 race was so invested in that. he was the ultimate deal maker and he

david lee miller has more on the cold winter storm making its way across the northeast. >> dangerous cold affecting large portions of the u.s. >> the girls wanted to go ice skating and we tried. it's really cold. it's freezing. >> reporter: the national weather service warning colder than normal temperatures across the midwest and the northeast. >> prepare with a coat, mittens, everything is taken care of. >> reporter: alerts are being issued add wind chills could hit minus 35. wind chill advisories and warnings have been issued. in parts of ohio, hazardous winter road warnings. speed limits 30 miles per hour. in other places, snow has caused problems. >> a lot of snow keeps coming, won't stop. >> reporter: in erie, pennsylvania, they've received 60 inches of snow in 30 hours, shattering records. this is the greatest two day total in the state of pennsylvania. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> let's check in with rosemary orozco and a quick peak at the forecast. and fog playing a role but now it's burning off. >> an uptick in moisture but we'd love to see it falls from the

david miller has our report from jerusalem tonight. >> on the streets of bethlehem and the west bank,usands of palestinians demonstrated against president trump's jerusalem declaration. in gaza, two were killed by live ammunition and 700 palestinians were wounded. israel authorities anticipate larger crowds and beefed up troop deployment. palestinian extremists fired rockets from gaza into israel but they landed in unpopulated areas and caused no injuries. israel retaliated with air strikes. other anti-u.s. demonstrations took place throughout the muslim world. al-qaeda called for a holy war to target the united states. at the u.n. security council, countries criticized the u.s. position on jerusalem. nikki said the final status will be determined by negotiation. she had a message for palestinians. >> to my palestinian brothers and sisters, i can tell you with complete confidence that the united states is deeply committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israeli's and palestinians. >> washington can no longer be an honest broker in negotiating an agreement he said. >> one pa

leland: david lee miller in jerusalem where the third intifada has not broken out. thank you. e issue david talked about, mike pence's visit to the middle east will be a hot topic on fox news sunday tomorrow, more on the fallout of the decision to begin the move of the embassy to jerusalem. chris wallace talking to ambassador nikki haley about recognizing jerusalem as the capital and what that means for what donald trump called the ultimate deal. check your local listings for the time and channel. jillian: strong winds fueling flames across southern california with little relief in sight, six wildfires burned most of the week, firefighters face worsening conditions throughout the weekend. will car is on the ground in ventura where danger persists. >> reporter: the good news is fire crews making progress, up containment my 50% contained after flames raced through these communities burning so many homes to the ground, 500 structures destroyed here and this is dependent on santa ana windss that whipped through this area earlier this week which i want to draw your attention to thes

david lee miller is live in jerusalem. david lee?epard, as of now, the death toll has two people palestinians and 700 have been injured in clashes with israeli troops. the palestinians were demonstrating the president's declaration that jerusalem is the capitol of israel. now, this is the muslim sabbath. a day of prayer here. many people were off work. but what is note worthy is anecdotally, it appeared there were fewer people on the streets today than they were during the last two days of demonstrations. the question then is why were two people killed and so many people injured. apparently the israeli security forces anticipating that there would be great numbers on the street, beefed up their forces and anecdotally today we did see what appeared to be an increase in the amendment of ammunition and the amount of tear gas that was used. but as of now, it does not look like the violence is escalating. we should know more the next few days to see in the pattern will continue. one thing note worthy, shepard, is that today there were mul

as david lee miller reports from israel, world leaders are speaking out. >>> reporter: violent clashes trump announced the move to jerusalem of the american embassy. palestinian leaders, moderates and radicals, all say the declaration won't go unanswered. >> the marches will not stop until the liberation of jerusalem. god willing, these marches are not only in gaza but also in the west bank. >> reporter: the move is still being broadly condemned by world leaders, including most of america's european allies. secretary of state rex tillerson says the move was widely discussed with mideast leaders before the announcement and it isn't going to happen overnight. >> this is not something that's going to happen this year, probably not next year. but the president does want us to move in a very concrete and steadfast way. >> reporter: meanwhile, u.n. ambassador nikki haley is defending america on the world stage as the security council holds an emergency session to discuss president trump's decision. haley says the move could make it easier to establish a lasting peace between israel and the p