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federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of the truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety virally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety sho

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety sho

now the man he's appointed chairman of the federal communications commission is going after a bay area broadcaster for reporting about ice activity happening in the south bay kron four's dan kerman reports. this is really concerning. the new chair of the federal communications commission >> has launched an investigation regarding a january. 26 kcbs radio report on ice activity in san jose county's response network says agents in san jose were. >> in unmarked vehicles including a black dodge durango. >> the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity near this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possib

federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what news station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these this these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safe

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. >> the federal communications commission has published unedited video of this 60 minutes interview with then vice president kamala harris, which aired in october. in the heat of election season. trump is accusing cbs news of election interference, claiming in a lawsuit that the network deceptively doctored the interview to help harris in the 2024 presidential race. the evidence released, though, shows otherwise. >> cnn's chief media analyst brian stelter is with us now on this. brian, you say this is all based on a faulty premise, right? >> because cbs is not guilty of what's being charged here. cbs did not commit so-called news distortion, didn't commit election interference. it conducted some arguably funky editing which exposed itself to criticism. but there's nothing illegal about editing. all television networks do it, including the president's favorite network, fox news. but we in the media find ourselves in this impossible position now where we're reacting to unreality. we have to react to things that aren't real because they are expressed by trump and his allies. trump's co

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. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. >> we did reach out to the station's parent company, but they have declined to comment. today we're learning the identities of the 2 people who died in the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a covert on wednesday near friends. valley road one. 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastopol was found on sanford and hall road yesterday morning. one day after he was reported missing. today, an evacuation order for low-lying areas on the russian river has now been downgraded to evacuation warning. that means residents from those impacted areas can return home. kron four's joy horta has more on the cleanup happening today. >> it's big trees blocking the road right now

. >> federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest, but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported by definition, it is a matter of public concern and it is a matter of public interest to cover law enforcement operations. we did reach out to the station's parent company for comment, but so far have not heard back. >> redwood city police arrested a 15 year-old boy in connection to a deadly shooting outside of a whole foods store. investigators say they found 18 year-old victim yesterday morning behind the store on adams street and jefferson streets. he was shot once, but because of the suspects age police are not releasing his name at this time. but the 15 year-old has been booked for murder into the san mateo county juvenile hall. today. we are learning the identities of the 2 people who died during the storms in santa rosa. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old jon radecki from calistoga was found inside of a covert on wednesday near friends. vall

of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan. the borders are. >> we're going to go. we got to go. whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action for all that. a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, white house critics are going to say that is just nothi

of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan, the border czar. >> we're going to go. >> we got to go. >> whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action. for all that, a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, critics are going to say that's just a bunch of

president trump and the federal communications commission that any american who values a free and independent press should care about, including trump supporters who should not like the precedent that is being set. the story started last fall when 60 minutes interviewed then vice president kamala harris, then candidate trump did not agree to sit down with the news magazine, but nonetheless he protested how 60 minutes edited the harris interview, specifically, the answer she gave after correspondent bill whitaker asked the vice president why israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was not listening to the biden administration. now, in a preview clip that ran on cbs's face the nation sunday morning, harris was shown answering like this. >> the work. >> that we have done. >> has resulted in a. >> number of movements. in that region by israel that were very much prompted by, or. a result of many. >> things. >> including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> but during 60 minutes airing, harris gave this answer to the same question. >> we are not going to stop pursuing what is

of allies helped craft that document, including his new cia director, chairman of the federal communications commission and tom homan, the border czar. >> we're going to go. we've got to go. whether it's a school, a church or a hospital. >> more specifics. when the south american country of colombia initially refused to accept military planes loaded with deportees, trump quickly and aggressively threatened to impose a punishing tariff right on script. with what project 2025 proposed? >> as you know, in colombia, they agreed with us almost immediately after i got involved. >> trump immediately revoked the security clearance of top government officials suspected of not supporting his goals. and he's talked up more oil drilling in the far north, where the project 2025 plan says alaska is a special case and deserves immediate action. for all that, a trump spokesman still insists the new president had nothing to do with project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, some white house critics would just call that trump

late wednesday, cbs news was sent a letter of inquiry from the federal communications commission asking full, unedited transcript and camera feeds from our interview with vice president harris, which aired on october 7th, 2024. we are working to comply with that inquiry as we are legally compelled to do. what does that say to you, molly? >> nothing good. >> it says. >> nothing good. >> but i would. >> also add, look, trump already said he was going to do this, but i would also add these media companies are sort of so big and so conflicted, and they. have so many arms that they are all worried that donald trump is not going to let them do the kind of business they want, so they really are complying in advance, not just complying in advance. >> in the anti-democracy. >> sense, but also complying in advance in the sort of anti-free speech way. >> but the. >> word, the word i'm sorry, the word is compromised. >> at the. >> end of the day. >> it is compromised. >> because what. >> we. >> are seeing. >> is business. so what are they going to do? >> you are seeing. >> donald trump. >> use his

the federal communications commission launching an investigation into former president.ris over the interview she gave on 60 minutes back in october. now, cbs news has turned over documents requested by the fcc after the new chairman of the fcc, appointed by president trump, reinstated a complaint about her appearance on that broadcast. donald trump sued the network in a federal court and claimed the interview was conducted to help kamala harris win the election. officials at the fcc at the time called it a threat against free speech, and rejected that complaint. >> the u.s. postal service announced it is reversing course and will continue accepting packages coming from china and hong kong. late last night, the postal service announced the temporary suspension. the announcement came just days after president trump signed an executive order, ending a longstanding rule that made it easier for exporters to ship packages to the u.s. that are worth less than $800. now, the postal service says it will work with customs and border protection to avoid delivery disruptions amid t

last congress, the federal communications commission spectrum auction authority expired the first time due to disagreements about how spectrum resources should be allocated. these options have historically brought in billions to our national economy. with the highest spectrum auctions raising over $8 billion from private companies. it is simple economics. there is limited supply, unlimited demand, and a willingness to pay. we need to reauthorize the fcc spectrum auction authority immediately. we must also continue looking for ways to make unlicensed spectrum available. unlicensed spectrum unlocks the internet of things and the economy on which americans rely. under the first trump administration, more than 1200 block hurt's of unlicensed spectrum was made available in the six gigahertz band, leading to massive opportunities for innovation for farmers, industrialists, and communities. these successes are just a start. however, as we progress, our adversaries are constantly trying to undermine our leadership in international standard-setting bodies through ip theft and cyber attacks. the

last congress federal communication commission spectrum auction authority expired for the first time due to disagreements about how spectrum resources should be allocated. these options have historically brought in billions to our national economy the highest spectrum auctions raising over $80 billion from private companies. it is simple economics is limited supply, on limited demands and a willingness to pay. we need to re- authorize fcc rec spectrum auction authority immediately. lewis also continue to look for ways for unlicensed spectrum available unlicensed spectrum unlocks the internet of things in smart device economy and which americans rely providing tremendous economic growth. on the first trump administration where the 1200 megahertz of unlicensed spectrum is made available in the 60 gigahertz band. leading to massive opportunities for innovation for farmers, industrialists and communities. these successes are just a start however as we progress our adversaries are constantly trying to undermine our leadership in international standard-setting bodies through ip theft and t

because it set basic parameters for competition, and then it said you, the federal communications commissionexpert agency, you can open up dockets, you can listen to testimony, you can evaluate individual cases. you have to work within the four corners of the statute. we're telling you what the principles are here. but we don't know how much -- how many gigahertz of spectrum should be given to the department of defense versus open ram this and that. we don't know that kind of thing. i'll give a good example from my first days in the hawaii legislature a hundred years ago. when i got to the legislature, we had a committee that was called ocean and marine resources. and we actually, we, the legi legislature, set the individual catch size for individual fish. there was a pretty corrupt legislator who set the minimum cash size for a snapper based on you had he wanted the snapper to be on his dinner plate. 4578d to be two inches smaller than spawning size. why do you care? you want people to throw back a fish before it makes a bunch of eggs. once it's had its spawn, eat it. that's how you keep a

federal administrator in making it clear that inclusivity, equity and fairness are under threat especially for communities of color migrants and communities. san francisco must continue to lead by example. so i urge this commissionuphold the critical equity work we've been we've done for over decades and invest boldly in communities that make our city stronger. we need your commitment to the work this commission has championed and stand firmly behind the history that made san francisco a model for inclusivity and equity. and this is our moment to send a clear message that equity is not just a value but it's a priority equity communities are not just recipients of support. we are contribute others to this city and nations economic, cultural and social fabric. investing in us is an investment in the future of san francisco a future rooted in justice, resilience and opportunity for all. thank you for your leadership in prioritizing equity in your decisions. i urge you to support this request for the budget. >> thank you. good afternoon. planning commissioners my name is krista alarcon luna and i'm here on behalf of mission economic development agency. today i'm here to urge you to support the budget request for the