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ec by by -- equities.re managing towards u.s. we can i is the -- equities as well as europe and japan, but in the areas of technology, consumer discretionary, in the areas of industrial production, they're the three sectors that we're bullish on. cheryl: george, we were just looking at the markets, and we are seeing a little bit of an escalation in selling. not a lot of points, but it's enough to hammer home the point that this has been the new reality, and we're almost to the end of the first quarter. do you think things are going to turn around? >> i don't know if it's going to turn around immediately but, remember, if you're an investor, you've got to take a long-term approach. our company's been in business for 100 years, it's a family-owned business. we understand patience, we understand investing. remember, this is not gambling, it's investing. it takes a long time for a theory to come into play, so we're happy to wait for a long period of time. over time our funds have done very well, good cash flow

one person has died after being trapped in a fire in northeast ec fire crews tell us they found "extreme packrat conditions" in the home on eastern avenue, making it very tough to find the victim. the did eventually find that person, but he died after being taken to the hospital. this is the third fire since last friday in northeast. around six: 30 friday morning, crews had to rescue people by letter from the 1100 block of 19 street. another fire four blocks away sent to adults and two children to the hospital. today, dozens of people in loudoun county protested in front of a controversial church. calvary temple has come under fire for reports of sex abuse. diane cho was there today. she has new developments from one of the alleged victims. diane: dozens of people lined up across the street from calvary temple on sunday morning holding signs protesting against the church. protester: it is a shock to realize all of the craziness. diane: this after the sheriff's office confirmed they are investigating allegations of sexual assault at the church. they said because it is an ongoing case, the

crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them? a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable are why being diseases. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an e

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we are working with a group called the easy ec pc and there's a lot of acronyms in the federal government. emergency communication something something. i'm sorry i don't remember the acronym but it has to do with bringing all the agencies together around emergency communications in previously two of our board members undersecretary from department of homeland security were co-chairs of that committee. we are very engaged in recently met for the federal partners to make sure we can coordinate and make sure they are part of this process. so we are very engage with them. >> wonderful. and the comments ms. bryant mama, you made thinking about a horror story if we ever crisis at the university of michigan football game which we have an awful lot of folks at the stadium. communications could be very difficult. how do you see firstnet handling that situation and the chairwoman as well how come we share that we are not -- we are going to be able to handle these incredible spikes invite this network is so important and credible -- handling incredible spikes. >> they are somewhat chaotic chaotic an

calves loss is a bad way yesterday is a close one i got a little down and dirty with lumber on the ecthe first half before went to the airport but brown looked alright her down the stretch he was not himself. warriors lost. thursday lost >> reporter: emhart is going to the it team jewels. used on the ground this is like come forward try and get the balance. >> reporter: oberon to build a respected member one number to know mess with the came. to for the gamal from all the years and essentially all i know for your the family jewels add insult to injury and proclaimed itself a new king. team showed him as the new king and put those got funny yet mvp than europe and the fast. >> reporter: career abroad going for their co. sufferers have earth and looked ok men under senegal where roth. what about on of you've seen that one could marjolaine possibly have this in 27 minutes? cantus street keep repeating an assistant to find the top on tv. bosnia and the west here the fall and a turkey apparently turkish media at he talked us 27 minutes back at bascom wherever they wanted talking about kids

forced into a union but usually they materialize quickly over the first 10 years of often than not ecstically i don't think they had any of their choice. but michigan does so right to work we have them promising one for a long time but it is the fact that i have to tell you based on share prices is from what creates jobs paul cobb will buy back $50 billion of its own stock 10 billion in the next 12 months edition ended hikes your of the dividend and they will access the debt market to find that so the question is what about the equipment and people? it has been in their portfolio but $15 billion? so with the of buyback of the fundamentals to deteriorate that will not go into r&d or planning for equipment it is throw the entire equipment. >>. >> i am understand the fact it is just too much. are you telling me they can't do something else? >> bring in chris. but i see the company's i see biotech and high-tech i think is threadlike. >> paul, had its own individual pressure as it is now south korea. so the markets are either operating returning dollars to shareholders but it lends itself

but to be permanently established that the elements are subsumed under the concept and deserted ec's playing to go home but as a regular force we have played a role. >> if these are not deal to mitt fighters we have to rely on it is the kurds in in the suze tribal people. only if we're not hampered by the a idea as what is our goal. thank you very much. >> with iran and shia and to start with the news of the air strikes in tikrit the coverage of "the new york times" said if americans did not engage to become marginalized in the country that has spilled much blood if you could speak to strakes in tikrit with the air support is that different from the past? and then to be marginalized it kids to the broader point with the upper part prints with the members of the of militia and of those 30,000 had to read you it between us mobilization of forces? >> 50 the answer is we work by and with his true the iraqi government they came back to ask for support to be adjudicated that to the highest level soon decided to engage the iraqi interest to be successful and tikrit because we don't want to

ec jobs and taxes to north dakota. that may be impacted by lower gas prices.ve not seen that yet. the slowest is in the northeast, new jersey -- that may be impacted by the tough winter as well. matt: the bloomberg consumer comfort index hit its second-highest level since 2007. the fcc has dumped noise star and voted to give a lucrative contract to ericsson. it calls for them to manage more than 500 million phone numbers including helping customers keep their number when switching carriers. yale university says it will expand its computer science department, adding seven professors over the next two years to stop it comes after years of student and faculty complaints the school has fallen behind rivals like stamford. we turn now back to the case ellen pao of against kleiner perkins. cory johnson has more. cory: the issue of diversity and technology in the workplace is talked about all over the world, but specifically in silicon valley. there's a suggestion this could change the way silicon valley does business and hires people. joining me now is the former lin

the drought is visible here as a light the drought looks like it could be impacting here march 2011 eced in snow and 2012 even more snow but a huge change was not or so unless the years 2013 and 2014 this year by far the worst in recent years with no snow visible. >> darya: as up and tom arnold resort the can't the stop order article about how little snow is one of those they had even pick anyone the up to look like this in one shape or another if once the once easily won a godown. >> james: in a show reporting this morning also was opec's far below bit of what should be the sum merely means bad news for us come summertime bus known this year means no snowmelt less water for us come summer we're talking the state capital about increased water restrictions regulations in force will be miserable all wrong california in terms watter the summer because a lack of snow this winter closer look or singer on the bay especially nice we have clear conditions to start in. is cutting overhead visibility lantastic another across the studio embarcadero san francisco bread shop there and you conceive

the f ec is charged with enforcing the firewall. because they are set up to have three democratic commissioners they deadlocked every time so when someone brings them credible evidence it is pretty clear from reading the news that they ask the big donors to fund the super pac so to hire any suggested we have any investigation. but it is hard to say if they're actually breaking the al lot. we don't have the fcc is looking into the issues. with that megadeath fund-raiser events who share her views and the lobbying priorities will funnel all the money together at the last meeting there is news they will spend $1 billion collectively with the next election cycle. and the candidates attend these also. they give presentations and they all talk if there is supposed to be a firewall it is clearly violated the tender grass probably violate as well but for this big money ever we don't see the investigation that should be done with federal authorities. >> i will go to "the nation" magazine had a story last fall on a gentleman from arizona who

ec officers so here. your off limits to connected and closer to where we are right now.ser place officers of the apartments still being processed and that was doing was here when all went down happen on 320 in the morning. before they declared the search for him was over and they did a series of flash bang grenades listen and. >> reporter: survive the seven seconds apart remove the mold a closer sticking their taste of boat was going on there were fearful that would be shot. that's where they waited throughout the night adult for what reason to 22 they decided enough that some flash bang grenades went off and about a minute or two later an officer comes over to may confirms that there are no longer searching for the 57 year-old suspect in he was found motionless on the balcony. this is the most terrifying thing for many people who live at the apartment complex that were home at the time and with their children watching tv cooking we had a chance to track down a woman who lives a few doors down. from dunham and she got the normal but throw the months and years here's what

under the deal the ec european commission and u.s.up with this voluntary framework to promise to protect european's data. are they doing that? let's find out. we have someone from an international business law firm. great to have you in the studio. what is going on? why the challenge? >> it's very technical, but very quickly, it's when organizations can transfer data outside the eu. we are looking at safe harbor and whether or not that is a safe level. that's what the case will go to. it's the revelations by snowden and the kind of things u.s. organizations were allowing to the data base. >> it comes at you like a truck. the wording says you know the eu countries are only allowed to transfer information to other countries with adequate level. we don't trust the united states. >> it's been the case that we do. the principles are equivalent to what we have in the eu it's whether or not they are following those, in fact whether or not they are being prosecutored for not following them. that is the question. >> the average layman the aver

but never fear the ec button is your percolates - - late last week while the giant is still the processo absorber office depot but they will provide funding from 2500 about 1 million in the promised approval in a matter of days, not weeks. just hit the easy button. are you still long on staples? >> we have been talking about the merger opportunity. line many is is certain places right now but i am not long staples. charles: one about as a lender? >> is a little gimmicky but it is a relationship that they formed with a free online company i'd think they are a filter or a feeder. i don't see this being material but they're not being distracted from the core. >> it is the development tactics. the fed can now with what average spending 33 hours filling out paperwork to get lowe's. trying to reach the process easier staples gives clients the company gets them than the small business owner gets the money. charles: but it is so amazing with the att -- adp never receive small business continues to step up to the plate there is money but there is not access to small business and how do they keep

regency commence center set up and moments ago to slow bottle of whiskey in their care handoff but ec guard as security rights all please take one look like several vehicles heavily damaged a dozen cell was pressure presumably someone credit the access to the facility not authorized to be there looks like that escalated into a shooting these their planarian but the information coming from the scene no confirmation yet for metro consideration see a fresh target of a milk glut organizations in the area. one poor providing us helicopter but picture above will have more refreshen as the crimson. in this morning daily show back with more just a7 (cluing isesevyone wantso bethe cadby bunny causonlye brings delious dburcreme eggs. ile hersay keep trng bunnknoweaster tterhan cadbury. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for

there was a home-ec teacher and bobby came down for it, and he talked with these kids.only shot for just a few minutes. the cameras were off and he stood there and coached them and advised them and it was just so lovely to see. betty liu: all of you are big brands but you also endorse products. you sell products as well. rachael, you partner with kohl's. rachael ray: they buy my products. the first thing that i designed for the kitchen was a spaghetti pot. spaghetti is long and i did not like getting a horrible pasta facial while you are waiting for the spaghetti to bend to your will. you look all sweaty. >> grandma's beauty secret, right? rachael ray: and all the stoneware and the pots and pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce those things for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson. their products. betty liu: well you put your name behind them. rachael ray: sure. i want them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. is it the largest value in that category? >> there are a lot of chefs who don't. a lot of chefs will h

ec the branches going yes, -- you see the branches going yes yes. even though the branches are right there -- they are at ground zero in their communities -- i am seeing engagement from the branches as letters are coming into the national office supporting what the national office is doing or in fact saying you are not taking strident enough stance. go deeper, go harder. so i'm seeing it from the youth branches, the college branches and the regular branches all along. yeah. >> i now on forcefully have to draw this to a close but i will remind you a reception afterwards -- we can can sing ontinue the conversation. carol's new book is available on-site. i will invite you back next week when our session on back channels to cuba, hidden history of negotiations between washington and havanna will take place. carol anderson, thank you very much. carol: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit nc

ec: >> the caller hung up go ahead. >> and i've heard that from so many people. you fight for the country the country that you love, you're very patriotic. come back, you still have problems getting a home because of your race.declined or getting -- being declined credit. or having -- can't find a job.-- the you know or you're underemployed. there are issues in this country that still need to be fixed.i thin i think that's what the president talked about.hy that's one of the reasons why george w. bush was there, because he sees there are still we' issues' we, our o ur ecountry, we have got to and l open ouroo eyes and really look at the facts. and look at it really accurately. and not get upset -- the issue of race is something that we are so scared to touch because we'red put hypersensitive about it on every side. and if we can come down and put the facts on the table and just thin talk and have a civil discussion, i think, you know, things would bear out out differently than they have over the years. >> peg writes on twitter racism was hidden and whispered abou

he did graduate second in his class, and he did go into the ec nears, and -- engineers, and that wasconsidered the most prestigious branch of the army that you could go into and that's why, the reason i said at the beginning, the reason he was coming through louisville in 1837. he was on his way to st. louis to perform some work on the mississippi river. it's during the mexican-american war that he really puts his skills to work because engineers play an important role in deciding where armies can go, and lee has what's called then a, quote, peculiar talent for topography, and he recognizes he can see routes around the mexican army that other people can't see. so he plays an indispensable role in that. but his background as an engineer actually comes back during lee's early campaigns in the civil war. we tend to have this image that robert e. lee was immediately successful in the civil war. his first campaigns were disasters. he was sent to western virginia in 1861, and he has a very elaborate battle scheme for what's going to happen, it requires independent columns to converge all a

ec to thieves stealing a motorcycle this time in a rental van.on says of his bike was swiped to. and he told police it was very unlikely for him to give is bite back. >>: what i've been told was a flight to three guys and a truck define these bikes but among the truck and a tarp over the truck and they're gone >>pam: police and walnut creek is say that is not just what all motorcycles that are being stolen there's also cars being stolen to. the at this time police cannot say at all of the crimes are connected. still >>pam: ahead bad news for target employees. they've just announced a round of layoffs. to find out how many jobs or on the chopping block. in the bay area's tried to take all action against a soda more if the mission about the legislation proposed today. >>pam: a health alert from the east bay high school officials in alameda kind county are trying to track down people that may have been some spot of exposed to tuberculosis. they were unified school district send a note to parents that a high-school student tested positive for tilt tu

moore: and i breaking news this evening this is a live helicopter part with our helicopter partisan and eccy a procession is forming with the san jose police patrol car right outside the medical examiner's office. the officers are waiting to escort the body of michael johnson to the funeral home. nicosia number of officers have lined up waiting to escort their brother in a line of duty. to the funeral home in los gatos or toe. michael johnson was a 14 year veteran of the force well liked and responding to calls for help when he was killed. we will keep you posted on any upcoming developments. >> reporter: and in the way the department mercury will continue to rise. currently experiencing some warm temperatures as we round out the work week. the low areas of clouds are spilling into the coast line. will be an upper '40's and low 50's tomorrow morning. we may break a few records record set thursday afternoon. going into friday storm tracker four says kent this quite clean pristine skies records of a fall. >> reporter: the pressure on the coast line is sitting right over head. the much time o

bank and will continue to allow the the course of the next hour and half killed we are saying in the ecst of redwood bill was a light rainfall in the stretch of highway 4 sing it as well as 680 from the shock of what will the creek and down past san ramon to dublin where a single light to moderate showers if it does to the intensity rest assured it would die down in 15 minutes or so. >>james: you have this to your resting in your direction you can see the rest and half of the dumbarton bridge dealing with heavier showers at the moment here was a lot of the outside this the way you will encounter temporal to edge ahead of the work this morning to catch showed the bulk of the wet weather really is going to dissipate as early as perhaps 7:00 this morning and predicted he space of the shower that is exactly what saw leopard or in madrid news is pretty much put off an by noontime much out if his religious the clause we are saying will get if you sunbreaks to between now and mid 5:00 p.m. for the drive from your the and the to the mild conditions the map of the umbrella where you landed for t

. >> this is a twist on an old class ec known as the half and half. we're going to mix in two ingredients. one is the new released guinness blond. it's a new american lager that's the perfect technology of -- stuart: why is it? >> it's blond. so the crisp amber. is we're going to pour this in just about halfway up glass. the great thing about guinness is there are now three different varieties, so there's one for every taste profile that you would like. i'm just going to pour in a little more. stuart: it's going to overflow. is that how you pour -- >> no, this is a half and half. this is different. you're going to top it, you're going to use a bar spoon just like this, hold it like this because you want the draft to kind of float on top. stuart: okay oh, okay. so the again misshould float on top -- >> factically. stuart: so that it is different colors. >> it is different colors. the the traditional draft is a heavier, maltier beer, and the amber ale the guinness blond is a light lager. so it sits on the bottom. stuart: i've got to interrupt because wh

the reason that is the question is ec extensive damage to resources around the world we see this in organ into the impact of future economic prospects -- prospects. the burning of fossil fuels is still raging in our force in fishing. realist transition aggressively in rapidly from burning conventional fossil fuels to reduce of renewable energy. the shift is well within the power will within our technology but do we have the political will to make this happen? ended is before us in the vote we're taking today. philbins the faucet to massive space conventional reserves of the tar sand in the opposite direction of where we need to go. with the dirtiest also fuels on the planet for one generation to a accelerates civilization down the road to where it is catastrophic climate change. this building the pipeline is a mistake and there is a lot to be concerned about. global warming is an imaginary scenario with a computer model. no. it is back some ground. to put those years on record that has occurred in the last 12 years suggests the year we just passed a single long this year on record end whi

ec that when it comes to the repeal of the affordable care act, there is not a point of order added to that. which is allowed under that. in fact, the affordable care act has reduced the deficit according to the cbo. it is very clear that repealing the affordable care act will actually increase the deficit. it is acknowledged in here by exempting a point of order on anything that increases the deficit as a result of the affordable care act. i think we need honesty in budgeting. if this budget repeals the affordable care act and the services for 16.4 million men and women who are receiving health care for the first time 80 ever -- maybe ever, we know that repealing this will increase the deficit. we need to be honest about it. this would strike the exception and continue a point of order as we do for every other part of the budget. chairman: i think this will prohibit some inefficiencies. i would ask for a no vote. i assume a rollcall is required. clerk: mr. grassley? mr. sessions? mr. crapo? mr. graham? mr. portman? mr. graham? mr. portman? mr. toomey? mr. johnson? ms. ayotte? mr. wick

then it becomes important than the sexy the ec those incredible disparities but no one has accounted for. i think good journalism work starts from they're not just the big nonprofits. >> consumer coalition there always concerned about the sweat shops and our shoes but i have heard no discussion this morning about the news:internationally that comes from the work that you do. my in box i counted them had 20 different request of journalists who were assassinated were injured because of stories they did. so from the work you do abroad what impact does that have broad with the investigative reporting taking place over there? >> you have reported on sweatshops. >> wish i could say they have more impact in bangladesh with is a closed system and the workers really are at the mercy of the coalition of the government and manufacturers we attempt to put pressure on the american companies that take advantage of cheap labor frankly. that is how we have the greatest impact if we could influence tommy hilfiger or others and have gone to bangladesh to make the clothes that is the pressure point it

deb fischer: general rodriguez do you have a response ec? general rodriguez: that is done by policymakers. the addition to the risk is what our partners can handle and what they are doing them selves. we prioritize it based on the role of government agency efforts -- who can help most in different places. i could that is what is done every day in the defense department. deb fischer: thank you gentlemen and thank you for your service. claire mccaskill: sechrist ration, we have to be honest about the challenges we have. we'll have a lot of time in terms of rhetoric -- we are now going further down the road of using boko as a slush fund. if not fiscal accountability, it is not good for restoring face to the american people. and not retreat to rhetoric and gimmickry that is not really true. we are not going to build -- as my colleague said -- we are not going to build a px with oko funds. do you believe that the army can buy back strength with these funds? general austin: i do not, senator. claire mccaskill: can the navy address the shortfalls i

we are working with a group called the easy ec pc and there's a lot of acronyms in the federal government. emergency communication something something. i'm sorry i don't remember the acronym but it has to do with bringing all the agencies together around emergency communications in previously two of our board members undersecretary from department of homeland security were co-chairs of that committee. we are very engaged in recently met for the federal partners to make sure we can coordinate and make sure they are part of this process. so we are very engage with them. >> wonderful. and the comments ms. bryant mama, you made thinking about a horror story if we ever crisis at the university of michigan football game which we have an awful lot of folks at the stadium. communications could be very difficult. how do you see firstnet handling that situation and the chairwoman as well how come we share that we are not -- we are going to be able to handle these incredible spikes invite this network is so important and credible -- handling incredible spikes. >> they are somewhat chaotic chaotic an

this ec be at a very busy seeing. >>: you can see that appears now that the coroner's office has arrivede they removed the body and purposely stood were arrested the be sure that we covered the body out of respect for the family members i can say that once the quarters of this removes the body we will get a positive identification but at this point the driver's name is not be released all we know is that he was a male driver. the bus is still here. >>: the base sur that our following now what if a word or telling about a mother and baby hit in a crosswalk placard the word now we have cellphone video moments after the happen. >>: reporter: within the last hour i spoke to the chp tell me that this 21 year- old mother and a one-year- old son remained in the hospital in critical condition after as cv at them as they drive across the street. here's a cellphone video that shows moments after the crash this video was taken by witness after 7:00 last night. it's the emergency room crews responding 80 north bound from west ball. according to the chp a mondesi v a 21 year-old woman as they tried t

markets and want to refer to your most recent monetary report to congress last month you said overall ec equity evaluations are somewhat higher than historical levels and valuation models in some sectors appear to be stretched relative to historical norms. in the same report last year in july, the report specifically mentioned biotech and social media stocks as being substantial ly substantially stretched. do you still feel that way and can you comment on bubbles and particularly these sectors? >> i don't want to comment on those particular sectors. you know, as we said in the report overall measures have equity valuations are in the high side but not outside of historical ranges. in some corporate debt markets we do see some evidence of unusually low spreads. that's what was referred to in the report. more broadly, we do try to assess potential threats to financial stability. in addition to looking at asset valuations, we also look at measures of credit growth of the extent of leverage being used in the economy and in the financial sector and the extent of ma surety transformation. taki

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and then that's the ec tempt of the video that -- extent of the video that we saw as they continued to progress forward. >> why were they there? >> sir, my understanding is that the passenger in the seat, in the vehicle was returning to get his vehicle. they had been at the reception and they left together to his -- the passenger had his vehicle parked at the white house complex. >> will well, needless to say we want to get to the bottom of it right away. and i'm disappointed that you have not waged your own vigorous tough investigation of in this that occurred on white house grounds be by security agents -- grounds by security agents who appeared to be inebriateed. the say you're not investigate -- to say you're not investigating because you want the inspector general of the department to investigate is hogwash. >> sir. >> what do you think? >> sir, on my limited experience since i came back, i read a report sir on 2011, the shooting from constitution avenue that the rounds had hit constitution avenue. and is one of the officers i remember reading when i first came back, this individu

it is teaching about ec poe 9/11 cial technologies, robotics nanotech, big data, synthetic biology, andool has one simple mission: to use exponential technologies to positively impact the lives of a billion people over the next ten years. so every student that comes through singularity university -- or su for short -- has their homework, go help a billion people. and we use exponential technologies to do just that. i teach with some of the most amazing astronauts physicians surgeons orbital scientists, super crazy-cool people, and they're so smart. and they're all kind of silicon valley types so the world is awesome, and it's great and there are no bad people. and so we see presentations on robots that will clean your house, and i say well, what happens when the robot gets angry and kills you in your sleep? so i'm that guy at the university -- [laughter] and it's a really enjoyable position because i find that my colleagues actually welcome that discussion. singularityu.org, check it out. >> hi, i'm glenn -- >> hi, glenn. >> briefly, because you're probably going to be the last question

squeeze in agency that is already operating at the lowest number of full-time staff in 30 years previous ec has to have the means to fulfill its mission to protect consumers promote competition and advance innovation. that is their mission read this includes huge issues and they are huge, like freeing up additional spectrum, promoting municipal broadband employment and enhancing 911 services. any attempt to overhaul the fcc's funding structure should be fully analyzed and the implications of these changes should be fully understood. we shouldn't be horsing around with it in plain english. a 48-hour preview is simply insufficient so i find myself wondering why are we having this hearing today? i hope it isn't a fishing expedition. by compelling the fcc chairman and commissioners to testify five times over the course of eight days it seems to me that the majority seems to have chosen to ignore a glaring fact over 4 million americans did something. they and countless more contacted their members of congress to say we don't want to pay more for less. we don't think any kind of discrimination bl