the fcc has been pretty much laying low since then. so the policy exist, but its application is still pretty much in question. have we heard purposeful an f-bomb on network tv? not on network tv, no. people often get confused about that because you know, all of the same comes in over the same appliance. or actually we now have choices with handheld devices and all kinds of other. but the television is where you get your cable network. satellite networks streaming media comes over that and then you have broadcast television and these rules from the fcc because they apply to licensed broadcast media, only apply to a tiny slice of those video channels that you might see. so it's very confusing. you'll see this on other media, on cable and on on streaming media where there is not an inhibition on the use of language because of this federal regulation. it is only on the broadcast media. well, in the mind of the censor and the eye of the beholder, you spend a bit of time talking about the fcc is newton minow. yes. what was his role in censor

she brings over two decades of communications experience, policy experience and service to the fcc. prior to joining, she was the senior communications counsel for the senate committee on science and transportation. under the leadership of john d rockefeller many admired and senator daniel in a way. before entering public service, she practiced communications on washington, d.c. a senior advisor for cybersecurity and the department of commerce, the fcc first chief counsel for cybersecurity and also a former employee of senator john rockefeller so with that i should add that as a child in officer in the u.s. army. we are grateful. thank you for doing this. if i could ask you to come on out. thank you to csis and as jim said, when i was a child, out of college i served as a logistics officer in the army. which formed a lot of my own personal take on these issues of the overlap between commercial strength and national security. i just really want to thank my former colleague now chairwoman jessica rosen morsel who as we will discuss has been one of the leaders or at least in-depth part

the fcc had not defined what indecency meant, and so they used his routine. that was later broadcast on pacifica radio as part of a program about the use of language. they used that to define what they meant by indecency. they didn't do a very good job the way, but the case did go to the supreme court in 1978, and the supreme court very narrowly in a 5 to 4 decision, said it, well, it's okay to enforce this policy, but don't go crazy about it. i mean, it has to be applied very narrowly so that it doesn't cover things like fleeting expletives, unintentional exposures, things like that. the issue of whether or not the indecency policies survives toda they policy surviving today isp in the air. the courts struck down the actions but did not finally put an end to the indecency policy. they have been laying low since and. the policy exists, but its application is still pretty much in question. >> have we heard purposely an f bomb on network tv? >> not on network tv. no. people often get confused about that. we have choices with handheld devices and things like tha

that is locked up and there has been no crypto companies through the fcc recently.that terms, bitgo will be here and a lot bigger. we have -- are excited about the opportunity we have forward. we have grown a lot. we have expanded in market share pretty must -- much all across segments and galaxy has its own troubles. we are happy to run on our own. ed: $100 million round, $1.75 billion valuation. entirely new investors in the round, who are they? mike:mike: we haven't revealed that yet. ed: i am getting the -- giving you the opportunity for that. mike: we appreciate that and we will get back to you. . businesswise, we will share. caroline: is there an element that you are seeing global interested in your company? is it large interest in the u.s? mike: this is international and u.s. investors. the regulatory landscape, we talk about the u.s. version of it all the time. every regulator in every country is looking how to -- on how to deal with digital assets right now. we suddenly have -- find ourselves in a world where we have to meet each of those and it will be int

when i think about the process that the fcc should undertake is not to pick winners and losers in allestors and we should believe they should improve all the etf applications at once they should have the opportunity to come to market at once and they have been ready for there's multiple spot bitcoin futures products on the market. >> if you degas and get inside gary gensler's mind. he used to teach a class on bitcoin at mit. he understands what's in his mind that he is rejecting all of these. there's the point where his job is to protect investors but from what, themselves. >> i'm not a guessing man i have too many investors i only point to sec filings that is that they do not believe there is sufficient surveillance over the underlying bitcoin market. if you take a step back when the sec approved bitcoin futures etf applications they said they have enough surveillance over bitcoin because the tide between the bitcoin futures that trade on the cme group in the bitcoin market. now we believe that the sec already has the tools to approve spot coin and others. liz: blackrock everybody go

to go fcc themselves [ laughter and applause yeah, they claim china has been stealing sensitive userrough the app. apparently, they got suspicious when chinese engineers started slapping each other with tortillas. [ laughter ] yeah, the fcc was like, "the risk is too great. putin might learn how we make pasta in a mug." [ light laughter ] meanwhile, they heard that they can be removed from the app store, tiktok was like - ♪ oh no oh no ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ oh no no no no no ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: uh, people are still talking about yesterday's bombshell hearing about former president trump. we heard that at one time, trump got so angry that he threw his plate at the wall, and that he got ketchup all over the place and apparently, it's inspired a new product. watch this >> say goodbye to messy cleanups, and hello to the trump magic eraser [ light laughter ] the best way to clean food off your walls, like a steak with ketchuhup. [ crashing ] or spaghetti with ketchup. [ crashing ] evenen chili cheheese dogs with ketchup. [ splat the trump magic ereraser wipes all away and best of all, w

fcc to take action. we've got news nation's anna lee filled with the story. >> goal to see her my friend cayla may seem like an innocent toys for children, but the house select committee on the chinese communist party has labeled kayla a spy doll due to the toys capabilities to wirelessly, connect to the internet. lawmakers worry the doll produced by china-based company, genesis toys could act as an illegal eavesdropping device. germany already banned the sale purchase and ownership of my friend cayla back in 2017 instructing parents who bought the doll for their children to destroy the toy. the dolls maker uses a large database to store recorded conversations, sparking concerns about hacking on behalf of the ccp public interest research groups don't sell my data. campaign director rj cross says potential spying could be facilitated through these toys without parents, even knowing as soon as you get any device and internet connection, the risk a lot higher. >> lots of companies can gather data about in t

today the fcc announces this -- the fcc has come down hard on an international robo calling scheme. record-breaking $300 million fine to an international network of companies working in the auto warranty schemes. the fcc says the company's made more than 5 billion robo calls to more than 500 million phone numbers. the companies are accused of breaking a variety of laws, including tricking consumers with fake caller id and making prerecorded voice calls to mobile phones without prior consent. that's the law. two of the central players of the operation had been caught doing the same thing before and were currently living under lifetime telemarketing bans. sales of bud light have taken a massive dive. anheuser bush is profits dropped by nearly a third in the latest quarter, that is the new news here. this comes as the consumer boycott are called when an endorsement from a transgender influencer angered conservatives. the brewers report says the drop of u.s. sales were due to other factors, the company laid off almost 400 workers last week. reuters is reporting san francisco based cruis

now we're president of bill thought to fcc has pardoned several prisoners, including a prominent pro democracy activists on that duma was sentenced to 15 years for writing and attacking security forces. it was active in the revolt that over through prison and host name of bark in 2011. his release follows pardons for a lawyer and researcher. the government says it is addressing human rights issues, but critics say it's tokenism and that arrests continue. colored wood is an egyptian journalist, an opposition politician. i asked him why these pardons are significant. this has been a long way to decision on, i mean, i'm the besides being a journalist, i'm also a member of a condition of opposition parties. and since presidency she called for so called national dialogue almost a year and a half ago. we presented uh like uh, a few 100 named jobs. the prisoners have been held whether either uh, on the basis of sentences they receive or who have been held in pre trial detention for many years. unfortunately, i'm a drama was one of those people who requested their release specially that has

. >>> on october 4th fema and the fcc plan to conduct a nationwide test of the emergency alert systemd that means things like tvs, radios and even your cell phone will be sent a text message and an alert sound will follow, and it will last about 30 minutes. fema and the fcc are conducting the test to make sure the wireless emergency and emergency alert system are functioning because of a disaster or an attack. >>> and last night many fans were blown away by a spectacular show at levi. queen bey did not disappoint last night. the concert ended late in the 11:00 hour, and the beehives were decked out, as she requested. some made their way all the way from australia. >> my sister is getting married in new york, so we thought we would make a stop. we love beyonce. >> she's the queen, so we had to make our way out here. >> it was a very fun night for them, and a late night, too. the show also provided a boost to the local economy. santa clara leaders yesterday named beyonce honorary mayor and gave her a key to the city. >>> just this morning, beyonce posted some behind the scenes photo and

the fcc said you're right. i'm sorry. you know, you can't sell fax machines commercially. they have to be limited to post offices. you can see what would have happened to the roll out that technology if, by the way, the final irony here is, is i'll mention machines to college students and they say, what's a fax machine? it's now obsolete. right. but there you go. that is the mentality of government that will decide it wants to going on and on with those examples. and you know, john mentioned, what's our future now with a.i. and biotechnol? all kinds of problems, stuff of how people want to get it and, control, all that back. just i'm just free associating here. i just read yesterday that there's a world government conference going on right now in doha. i didn't know we had such a thing and meets year it's the same people the world economic and there was klaus schwab saying we need to have some world institutions to govern artificial intelligence. so there we go. it. so the point is the rest of coolidge, which has been commented on several times, counts as an achievement of

you remove the state dimension of this, once you get the government out of this, once you have the fcc and other regulators doing what they're actually supposed do, rather than trying to push these very, very political agendas, then a lot of this this problem goes away. but i the reason why they're using trying use state institutions to push a lot of this is because they know it's going to have a lot of difficulty getting traction in the marketplace because. the d ai is resulting in situations where by people who are not competent for particular jobs are being given particular jobs because of factors about who they are rather than their performance. i think esg in a marketplace where you don't have the government trying to push you in this particular direction, which the biden administration is trying do. but they're saying this out loud. i'm not making this up. if you take the government out of it, i don't think esg will actually survive very by itself in a in a genuine market economy, because people in the end will look at the returns, which are invariably much lower than normal fund

the fcc says the 2 made about 5 billion illegal robocalls to more than 500 million phone numbers in order to get consumers to buy second rate auto warranty coverage, contracts. the report says the used shell companies aliases and phone providers, they controlled and the pair were already under court orders not to be involved in telemarketing. coming up here at 6 o'clock, a new tool being used to keep tahoe blue. >> after the break, we'll take a look at the groundbreaking technology. >> a group of migrant rights advocates are on their second day of a 40 mile march. they're doing this to raise awareness about immigration reform. kron 4.70, justice caught up with the group's walking from san jose and petaluma to san francisco. yes, the left about 8 o'clock this morning marching in making their way into downtown san francisco. this is a big effort that started on saturday. >> and has gone through the weekend. 2 groups marching down. we also know that they started marching toward san francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by mo

. >>> the fcc accusing wells fargo for overcharging 11,000 investments accounts. the bank now paying a penalty and says it will reimburse impacted customers, it comes a day after some customers also reported they cannot use their credit cards or make payments on the zelle app. >>> strikers are demanding a 40% pay raise too much the increase of the ceos of the big three automakers, a possible strike could take place sometime next month. >>> the writers guild said they have rejected a proposal from big studios and streaming services, it included the highest wage increase in 35 years and an increase in residual pay but the writers say it did not go far enough to address their concerns about a.i. and minimal staffing. >>> let's get back to football, less than one hour and a half until the last preseason game of the season and it comes with a special theme tonight. juliette goodrich is at the stadium with some special guests. >> reporter: let me introduce you to elena, a 49ers gold rush cheerleader, this is her rookie year. so what does that mean, your second home game

the 5, the fcc let himself was a form of defense official and has reportedly offered that broke the peace deal full sit down. meanwhile, listed in these kind of men, she lived known as a rapid support. roles is, says it's ready to negotiate and the confidence. but it's, i'm willing to agree to the governments to mon, they. so brenda, thousands of people, albany have been here since the pricing broke out just a few moments ago. we heard from a local generalist on the hands of visit the agent abraham, that today he did it because only 10 bucks. because of then that is the new news. i've just read it and then um, yes it is. the neighboring countries must be done. and there is a relation between so many people that people are the same. people are glad shedding in history and rushing seemed borders and drives is like a initiative as though each pull the so then he's neighboring countries initiative . so the image of the a, me to help so they need people to solve the problem. he made from countries support a peaceful solution for the problem. yes, it has a good your vision was so then it govern

. >> the fcc has imposed a nearly $300 million fine on a group of robocallers.cammers made $5 billion fraudulent calls in just three months. all related to phony car warranties. they say two of the suspects were previous banned from making telemarketing calls. >> singer lizzo is fighting back. she says a lawsuit claiming that she body shamed and harassed her dancers is outrageous. but this morning, those accusers are standing by their accusations. this morning, music superstar lizzo, who rose to fame with her message of body positive and self-love. don't text me. >> tell it straight to my face. >> is responding to a lawsuit filed by three former dancers who accuse her of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment that they claim they were subject to weight shaming. one saying she felt forced to explain her weight gains to keep her job. lizzo yesterday issued a statement addressing the claims, saying these sensationalized stories are coming from former employees who have already publicly admitted that they were told their behavior on tour was inapp

the fcc banned scammers from using auto dialers so more are sending those text messages through e-mailstarting today you can actually opt out. all you have to do is text verizon, ask them to block the e-mails to text messages. verizon says you can actually text to opt back in if you end up missing messages from family and friends. >>> putting the love onions fans on top. people flying into san jose airport will be welcomed with a photo shoot between 7:00 and 8:30 tonight the airport will have a professional photographer taking pictures of arriving passengers in front of this xo sculpture, referring to one of beyonce's songs. her concert is at levi stadium tomorrow night. the stage crews are setting up there. nbc bay area sky ranger was over head. doors open at 6:00 and then beyonce takes the stage at 8:00. from ticket sales to beyonce's set list and the best way to get to levi stadium we have you covered with everything you need to know. just head to our website nbc bay area.com and click beyonce in the trending bar. thank you so much for joining us at 4:30. >>> right now at 5:00 a fri

well and in the car the fcc didn't regulate newspapers. yeah, yeah, yeah. news newspapers have had for profit models for many many decades. all the way back to. hearst duty. so. yes, yeah, right. it was tv and radio. and then you had the fair, the fair and radio where of a sudden. right. that there was all of as part of legislation that in legislation may be part of our future to certainly frank blessing has been pushing some legislation would benefit local media he hasn't gotten it through congress he's he's quite quite an advocate for it so i really appreciate that first of all david, you took the time to in the risk of inviting me, sit here and ask you. i actually hadn't seen howl almost 20 years or maybe 30 years or less. we talk, we talk on the phone. yeah, but i hadn't actually seen him. yeah. for for a long time, so, so anyway, we were pals in falls and all of you, we thank you for coming out and being of this because it's got just fasten your seatbelts for the next i mean think about what we're going to see and how this is going to play out, not as

what's more, the fcc has noticed challenges of an ally radio steady decline in listeners. in reception issues, finally, the eye program management offers of strategic plans emphasizes the challenges for the system as the public moves from radio and television as a primary mode of news. technology advancements in the way the public consumes information is consistently involving. and it is made its goal to find ways to communicate with the program, public, however, and wherever they are receiving information. there are many reasons why automakers make decisions in vehicle design and features. even when there is no mandate to include it, which is in the case of a am radios. at the end of the day, automakers consider a variety of factors when designing in constructing cars. including prioritizing safety, efficiency, and addressing consumer preferences. the auto industry is pro innovation. we are committing to ensuring drivers have access to free public alerts and safety warnings through the claws both the federal government and the automotive industry recognize that the ways i

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a call using caller id never phone the fcc deadline of june 30. 8300 were supposed comply, only abouthird have installed them. the robo calls are still getting through. a report says robo calls have dropped the law was passed. but we still get a staggering 2 billion unwanted calls every month. >> there is more being done to tackle the issue. but it is not enough. rober callers -- robo hurting people. >> -- of fai blockers. we will keep track of this. >> 2 billion a month. >> what a waste of time. >> i know i get a lot. that is staggering. >> cool temperatures will rebound, leading to a hot weekend. >> the seven day (♪) astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. with astepro's unbeatably fast allergy relief you can astepro and go! are you looking at 4x4s on cars.com again? no. whenever you look at 4x4s, you turn into the version of yourself that drives a 4x4. i honestly don't know what you're talking about. really? really. i was thinking of something more sophisticated. ahh! fine, keep the beard. (laugh) 2 mill

more for my conversation with ark investment thus says the fcc may approve multiple spot coin etf's.he fec with the bitcoin etf will approve more than one at once. again, because most of these essentially will be the same and it will come down to marketing, communicating the message. we've been putting out bitcoin monthlies for the last year. we are starting a bitcoin brainstorming session, the first one last thursday. we are trying to get the word out there that our research is deep and we have been doing it since 2015 when we gained our first exposure to gpt see the first public asset managers again exposure in 2015. >> the grayscale bitcoin trust. if you look at our internet generation etf. if we are in a situation where the sec gives his blessing would you sell out of gptc and by a physically backed fund? >> i can talk about what we would or would not do. our compliance team is giving us marching orders not to talk very much about this filing and its aftermath at all. just the fact that we filed with our partners is as far as i can go. >> fair enough. i was expecting something al

shery: su keenan there with the latest on those 13f filings from the fcc.e a look at how currencies are trading at the moment. we are watching the dollar and the strength there. we are seeing that study with the bloomberg dollar index, breaking through its 200 day moving average. higher yields spurring those gains for the dollar against their major peers, especially when it comes to real rates or inflection protection yields. the 10-year yield at the highest since 14 years ago. traders betting interest rates will remain higher. perhaps we are seeing a new paradigm for the dollar, when before we were thinking it was running out of steam. the other side of the trade, the peso was under pressure. two minutes confirm an easing cycle. the russian ruble, at one point, breaking through that 100 level. also reversing those declines. the bank of russia announced at a meeting that chinese yuan, weakest level since november. we have plenty of data to digest and a devaluation of the argentinian peasant. 18%, following -- falling to that $350 per level. coming up next,

give me one that level i had not been tried before, but the same thing with the super pack, the fcc in this country, not to get to in the weeds, but the electron commission that says whether it's legal or not. it's evenly divided between the parties and they just never duplicate these things. so you can just try to plot the law then maybe 2 years later we gotta find a, it's one of those, you know, ask for, don't ask for information and you know, ask for forgiveness later deals. and so he's doing that. the mirror of miami who's running also getting very little attention doing something similar is offering like a chance to win a college scholarship. yeah. that, that level of gimmickry is, is new to this race. and it does do what you were saying at highlight these candidates who want to be in the conversation. they might not have a passive presidency, but they might be on the future team. a few future president trump, maybe francis. whereas wasn't in the, in the mix for hud secretary transportation secretary. but maybe if he runs this race drops out. and dorothy donald trump, maybe he's i

in 20 i think 19, the fcc added two more events to that list, so now we need to update our list so it matches what the scc list is. those two additional items are fairly broad. the original 14 events were very specific to bonds, to revenue bonds issued. the last two have to do with more-broader events that might indicate any form of financial difficulties we are supposed to disclose that to bond holders and enter into any other financial obligations that may effect the bond holders we have to tell them too. argue that those concepts were something we would have communicated to bond holders but the scc wanted to be explicit. the other is miner terminology update, what i caused financial advisor is now called municipal advisor. all the other changes are about structuring the document to make it more accessible. still not as accessible as it could be, but it used to be a very academic tone of terms and conditions i think we made a little more accessible. so, that's really the changes that we are going through and fairly miner. i thought i reflect for a moment on the deblt we have. the ta

i mean, clinton did it as much destruction as ronald reagan, maybe more nafta, fcc, glass-steagall andeverything else. so destroying 70% of the original recipients on welfare were children and and and ralph's argued, you know, if we can pull five, ten, 15 million people away, that's the only mechanism we have left to put pressure on the democrats. but of course, that didn't happen. and i'm very frightened where we are and what's coming, i think informed by i went through in yugoslavia that unless that, you know, the rage these trump supporters while expressed in very frightening ways, is not illegitimate. they have every right to be enraged. um, unfortunate only that rage is being directed. it often is by demagogues the vulnerable towards scapegoats and. and so let's hope i there is the new york times has reported that there have been contact with putin's security advisor. let's hope for negotiations let's hope that the russian troops with draw there is some kind of ceding of land for peace because we just had a either a missile, some kind ordnance slammed in poland, four miles inside

panel but in order to bring spectrum online to take a number of years to study the bad, but through fccauctions, have to study the band, so going from where we are to issuing a report to actually getting to the new spectrum aligned options in a number of years so do more reports to get to something so the optimistic view would be that we could come out with the process and move the industry forward but i think it's going to take some leadership on the industry side tried to square those issues and move us through about this issue in a place wheresomething actually happened .>> to just make this practical policymaking discussion you had it up and ciaa after having spent a lot of time on the house intelligence committee. you know what it's like to be the one person in government in a room often at the national security council that meeting. and you're surrounded with all whole bunch of three letter agency representatives , many in uniform, i see michael daniels out in the audience. i was in rooms with him like this quite a bit. tell the what it's like when you're talking about an issue th

lacked exposure to detect fraud, now the courts are basically siding with grayscale saying that if the fccapproving bitcoin futures etf's, they are discriminating against a product that is similar to that are not approving the bitcoin etf. haidi: to what extent does this change spot bitcoin etf? >> it is not a guarantee we will see a spot bitcoin etf but the ruling in favor of grayscale is certainly paving the way to getting us there, we still have to wait and hear from the sec to see how they react to this and they could strike back on the court decision and again there is a lot of etf issuers waiting in the wings, blackrock, fidelity, invesco, some of the etf issuers that have filed for a spot bitcoin etf and they are waiting and it is unclear what this ruling means, not just for grayscale's conversion to a spot bitcoin etf but also what this would mean for all of the other issuers who are also trying to get a spot bitcoin etf product approved. shery: we saw the market reaction and it was pretty positive but is this an indication that crypto could go more mainstream? why all of this posi

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fema and the fcc say they coordinating with wireless providers to avoid confusion.dios and tvs will be tested the same day, which will last for a minute. the testing makes sure that all systems are prepared in case of a national emergency. reggie: a major legal deadline is looming over donald trump's legal team. they have 12 hours to respond to a special request from jack smith. jobina: thank you. a federal judge in d.c. denied trump's lawyers' request for an extension to respond to jack smith. she is holding them to a 5:00 p.m. eastern cut off to file a response to his request. the motion was filed a day trump filed not guilty to charges. trump called his latest 4- criminal indictment "fake charges." former mike pence says he plans on not testifying against trump, but says he is drawing the hardest line between himself and his former boss. >> president trump was wrong then and he was wrong now -- he is wrong now. i did not have the right to overturn votes. jobina: the protective order request is in line with others commonly used in other d.c. courts. it isn't overl