the f.c.c. issues and that has been ongoing for a number of months so the fact that you might not have heard a lot of news from the f.c.c. does not mean we have been working with tose independent bodies investigate these particular issues. rep dingell: i think this we shouldwould think have some information on this so you are saying from the the fulltee chair, committee? who do you need to receive that letter from since you haven't enough of enough by us. chairman pai: my understanding from the general counsel is the committee --. is your definition of committee? does that mean mr. sloan? chairman pai: i believe so. rep dingell: i would like to continue. already some public information about the attack, would you commit to following up with the committee to providehis letter us with reports, request, memoranda, service logs related attack, the f.c.c.'s protocol for documenting it and tot steps you're taking mitigate events like this going forward. chairman pai: what i can tell is we have been wo

sinclair of trump what about it well what they're objecting to now what the f.c.c. is objecting to what the sale of three stations in chicago dallas and used in all going to an owner of that has that have ties to each other that you know it's kind of different owners but they all have a common interest and that's really what's what's holding it up so if they could rectify that and with the help of the large judge as. alluded to i think this could still get done well i think we've untangled about as much as we can in our time allotted we thank you both conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve wall for it and the host of the big picture our t.v.'s holland cook thank you both guys you're back i'm actually. and we've spoken about the skills gap in the united states on the program before that the gap between. the jobs that are available and the people who possess the skills and the aptitude to do those jobs well yesterday business leaders from bunch of fortune five hundred companies met with u.s. president donald trump at the white house and pledged to train three p

sinclair of trump what about it well what they're objecting to now what the f.c.c. is objecting to at the sale of three stations in chicago dallas and used in all going to an owner of that has that have ties to each other that you know it's kind of different owners but they all have a common interest and that's really what's what's holding it up so if they could. defy that and with the help of the large judge as to how it alluded to i think this could still get done well i think we've untangled about as much as we can in our time allotted we thank you both conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve walford and the host of the big picture our t.v.'s holland cook thank you both guys you're back i'm actually. and we've spoken about the skills gap in the united states on the program before that's the gap between the the jobs that are available and the people who possess the skills and the aptitude to do those jobs well yesterday business leaders from bunch of fortune five hundred companies met with us president donald trump at the white house and pledged to train thr

now the whole world is like this in on the us falls asleep because the f.c.c. is the most vocal regulate around the world they're putting fit for purpose regulations and they've been absolutely i know that some restrictions from being you know the leading financial market in the world where someone else has got the opportunity to leapfrog you know we saw with. m. pay is a program the banking system going straight to mobile money well other jurisdictions the leapfrogging securities i.p.o.'s in exchanges and going straight to where we want to be and that's what the future has been working on and we've been off in the question you know is focusing on the us the right strategy is that the right approach well it depends where they go from here and what happens next but if not the whole business texans willing to build fit for purpose the this in the way the market is once the ones that let me ask you about. you know africa you know you mention and pay say in africa of course we know bit paisa we've been involved in for helping to finance that company and recently a

. >> santa clara county sued the f.c.c. over the repeal of net neutrality. >> we're not alone in the effort. but santa clara county have versus f.c.c. is going through the courts and ultimately will be heard back in washington, d.c. in the coming months. >> washington and oregon already passed their own net neutrality laws. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 >>> at quarter to 5:00 nirng engineerings at m.it show off the newest robot called the cheetah three and it's blind but can maneuver well around obstacles jumping on tables, walk up the stairs. >> what? >> oh my, when you push it over it recov rll ft.ased. it used sensors to feel its way around the world. and m.i.t. says it could be useful in disaster situations and complete darkness when humans may not be able to enter safely. >> amazing. wow buts are scarey in. >> yeah. >> i have seen this episode of black mirror a couple of times. >> it doesn't end well. >> not for us. >> for the robot. >> for the cheetah it's great. >> we have seen the ending yet we keep going down the

the whole world is focusing on the us falls asleep because the f.c.c. is the most vocal regulate but around the world they're putting fit for purpose regulations and. i know that some restrictions from being you know the leading financial market in the world where someone else has got the opportunity to leapfrog you know we saw with you know amp a is a program the banking system going straight to mobile money well other jurisdictions the leapfrogging securities and exchange and going straight to where we want to be and that's what the future has been working on and we've been off in the question you know is focusing on the us the right strategy is that the right approach well it depends where they go from here and what happens next but if not the whole business texans willing to field fit for purpose the this in the way the market is once once it's gone let me ask you about. you know africa you know you mention empath in africa of course we know bit paisa we've been involved in for helping to finance that company and recently a bank the future are good

cup exploits are going to exist so fucking opener to take charge of district the first spoke to the f.c.c. on account of the build up succeed in defining the subtle not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global step matters d.w. made from minds. they are watching of all they took train all in the water and the poorest of the poor in poor countries started railing education they are demanding good quality education for their children because what it wanted also to realize that if they have to have good quality products some good quality consumers they need to look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that in two thousand and fifty no child or no i go through the many illiterate that is the fundamental human right that is the divine right which the nature of the body has given to us and those who because legend the way that i had to learn those was clutching of it i had the freedom that against nature that i can just walk.

you also work with the f.c.c. and government departments. what kind of work do you do with them? jeremy: so the current administration, i've yet to have my contact with the current administration. the former administration, we were lucky enough to spend a lot of time with tom wheeler, the former chair of the f.c.c., and tom is a really forward-thinking guy. mr. wheeler has come to the lab a number of times and tried out all of our demos, and really think a lot with him about things like band width, somehow 5g going to change the nature behalf v.r. is, privacy, what does it mean to have privacy in v.r.? in v.r., we track your body movements, and how is that going to affect the privacy debate? in addition to knowing what you're typing, they know where you looked, and your body posture, and your facial expression as you were engaging with someone else. so we talked about privacy. talked a bit about this really intense debate, and i don't know the answer to it, but it's important to talk about it, which is what is not ok not ok to do in v.r. judge we can talk about a 2011 u.s. suprem

the f.c.c. even more tools to take down these illegal broadcasts. this act increases fines tenfold for illegal pirate operations to $100,000 in an effort to boost the deterrent against these broadcasts. the bill further holds those who facilitate pirate operations libel, while also streamlining the enforcement process. it also takes the further step in instituting enforcement sweeps by requiring the f.c.c. to conduct biannual enforcement sweeps in the top five radio markets with significant illegal pirate operations. and that would include the new jersey and major new york media market. i commend chairman pie for his leadership on this issue. the f.c.c. has significantly cracked down on this illegal activity and this bill will ensure future commissions help to ensure these illegal operators stay off the air. the issue of pirate radio operators is a more pressing public issue than it seems. we have to clean up the airwaves to make way for public safety announcements. federal aviation administrati

calculated emissions with the facility would be less than 2%, so we're talking about a fraction of the f.c.c.'s exposure limit. as you know, regulation of radio frequency emissions is regulated by the f.c.c., so if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer them, but other than that, we submit. thank you. >> president fong: thank you. >> clerk: thank you. do we have a representative from public works? >> hi. amanda higgins from public works. public works believes we properly issued the permit. we rely on the department of public health to determine a wireless facility meets the public health compliance standards of article 25. i'll be here for questions, and we also have representatives from the department of public health here to answer any of your questions. thank you. >> clerk: okay. is there any public comment on this item? none? okay. commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> president fong: commissioners? >> i would move to deny the request on the basis there is neither new information norman fest injustice. >> i -- manifest injustice. >> i agree after reading the brief, as well as t

they said, quote, in the filing to the f.c.c.e approval would pose unacceptable national security and law enforcement risks and basically citing as well the potential for malicious activities the chinese government could use china mobile for economic espionage and intelligence collection. this would be a little different than the crackdown on z.t.e., the telecommunications equipment maker, china mobile is primarily a domestic mobile phone operator. so the direct economic impact on china mobile will be far less being rejected from the u.s. market but again the stock today in hong kong down 2%. david: it is. we've got to leave you there, stephen engle our chief north asia correspondent. coming up, we have a look at a commodity market continuing to ise. and a round table later on in the show. coming up next a week of risks. michael levin of credit suisse tells us how the first wave of tariffs from the u.s. to china could be affecting all your investments. that's coming up next. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets asia. now this, when

participants in an industry that is much greater the net capital and the competition for that so and then the f.c.c. comes along and says well we're going to clamp down on this stuff well great that means that america is now the worst place in the world in order to raise finance for your business if you're trying to do something in the book chain and quick to an issue one of the poker. so you know that's the venture capital industry is not disrupted just one of the players that one of the been invested compete for other money and other investors and there were trying to scramble around and adjust and figure out oh well well now we can actually have secondary market the quiddity on our investments and if this starts moving around the regulated route well you have regulated securities you have different jurisdictions that will support the currency and then you have completely decentralized out of the control of everyone and those markets are going to exist and people just need. the thought i'd like to hate it it's here it's coming and it's not going away now let's talk about back to the future for a

neat neutrality, he wrote an opinion in favor of striking down the f.c.c.'s net neutrality rule. he argued that the net neutrality rule violated the first amendment by restricting the editorial discretion to internet service providers. the editorial discretion of internet service providers? this issue of net neutrality is whether or not an internet service provider can charge a series of fees based on the content of the information. if you want to protect freedom of speech, then you protect net neutrality. this net neutrality issue was about whether or not an internet service provider could charge fees based on the type of platform you're using or the computer program you're using. it was about whether you can create a fast lane on the internet for those wealthy enough to afford it while the rest of us in america are stuck in the slow lane behind a truck going 30 miles per hour. that's what net neutrality is about. did he even understand the basic fundamentals of the issue? he said it's about the editorial decision of the internet service providers. talk about a decision warped a

beam, it's just the public health compliance standards basically that the emissions comply with the f.c.c. standards. >> okay, and is it different if they're beamed directly into a property in comparison to laterally? >> we just rely solely on the health department to make the assessment whether it complies with the public health compliance standard sfl i me-- >> they've been saying it's bidirectional and not headed towards the properties, but now we've heard that it's tridirectional. is that a basis for them to be allowed or not allowed, right? >> we can probably ask the health department to answer that 'cause we don't have that expertise at public works. >> okay. okay. so i will. thank you. >> i have a couple questions. this device, this antenna, i believe, was the result of an effort to come up with something that was compact, as unobje unobtrusive as possible. was that the intent? >> i believe in verizon's brief, initial brief, they kind of detailed their workings with omar masry of planning to come up with their design. they have some f.a.q.'s on this be website showing some examples

he even intimidated them and even intimidated news stations with the f.c.c. licenses.r a while it worked backup that's what people forget. until 72 the press did back away from reporting too aggressively on him. and it's only after '72 the press ramps up coverage. but this isn't a comparison president trump should necessarily be proud of. you want to compare yourself to linking, fdr ob not to richard knicks zbloon of course the other parallel this week to the nixon administration, the cow cohen recording out there. the investigation into the president could rely on tapes. in fact 45 years ago this week this was the cover of news week. does any of that surprise you? >> well, this was a big part of thedown fall of richard nixon. it was in july. '73 the office learned of the recording processes. a and the president recorded his oval office and other conversations. this material becomes the basis of his do you feel. ultimately it's a segment where you can hear richard nixon trying to block the investigation that leads members of congress to say no more. we only have a litt

you talk to the f.c.c., and they at the same time kind of kick the ball around also. i mean, shouldn't there be a more concerted effort to try to figure out who's in charge here of cryptocurrency? i think there is lots of opportunities here for not only terrorism, but also for drug trafficking, sexual expo station, human trafficking, use of terrorism, but all sorts of bad actors i think can use this. and i don't think we have a good hold on it yet. >> i think it's a good idea to focus on getting the regulation at the federal level of this right. again, we're not seeking that at the fed, but i know treasury are you has done some thinking on this. there would be an area where they have the lead to sort of identify the regulatory structure. they may have already published something on this, i'm not sure. >> part of the bill asks them to speed it up and send a report back to us. i want to ask you also about the issue of wage increases. you said that there's been some movement upwards, 2%, 3%. i think you said 3%, so it's beating inflation. but the question was then specif

sinclair of trump what about it well what they're objecting to now what the f.c.c. is objecting to at the sale of three stations in chicago dallas and used in all going to an owner of that has that have ties to each other that you know it's kind of different owners but they all have a common interest and that's really what's what's holding it up so if they could. rectify that and with the help of the large judge as to how it alluded to i think this could still get done well i think we've untangled about as much as we can in our time allotted we thank you both conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve walther and the host of the big picture our t.v.'s holland cook thank you both guys you're back to masha. and we've spoken about the skills gap in the united states on the program before that the gap between the the jobs that are available and the people who possess the skills and the aptitude to do those jobs well yesterday business leaders from bunch of fortune five hundred companies met with us president donald trump at the white house and pledged to train three

my own bill, h.r. 3903, the encouraging public offerings act, which allows issuers to submit to the f.c.c. or confidential review draft registration statements. it will reduce the risk to companies that are contemplating going public in order to make listings on exchanges more attractive which will strengthen america's financial markets. the jobs and investor confidence act will make it easier for startups and small businesses to attract the investments they need to go public, to grow and to create more jobs. and i am proud to support it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: i have no further requests for time and i'm prepared to close and i yield myself the remainder of my time. i would like to thank my colleagues for the outstanding bipartisan work on this bipartisan legislation. the s. 488 is an example of members on both sides of the aisle working together to support our small business investors. 488 facilitates to call capital and increases protections, fights the scurge of drug and huma

and f.c.c. as well as the financial institutions program, high-intenty drug trafficking areas program and the state expansion promotion program. i want to commend the chair and ranking members of each of these subcommittees for their hard work on these bills. before i conclude, i want to note that these smart investments and well-crafted bills would not have been possible without the passage of a two-year bipartisan budget act which provided much-needed relief on sequesterral level caps but that is only a two-year deal which expires at the end of the fiscal year 2019. with the return of harmful sequester cuts looming in 2020, this bill should serve as a reminder why we must pursue another bipartisan agreement to provide relief on both the defense and nondefense sides of the ledger. without such a deal, we won't be able to continue our infrastructure and other investments that make a positive difference in communities across america. again, let me conclude by thanking and recognizing and i deeply