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broadband expansion and 5-g with u.s. telecom president and ceo jonathan spalter. he's interviewed by the senior tech and telecom reporter for bloomberg law. >> mentioned that the groups you represent, the companies you represent, have a lot of work to do. can you talk a little bit about that? we hear a lot about 5-g networks. ultrafast, ultradense wireless broadband net works. can you talk about how we get to that stage? >> sure. the essential ingredient, indispensable ingredient with moving forward with ex-stand morgue broadband to americans but also ensuring our global competitiveness is this wonderful technology called broadband. our companies are committed to continue to make the investments, to provide the fiber, the resources, the infrastructure, the networks, to get more broadband connectivity to americans. it takes the right amount of investment. but it also takes the right types of smart 21st century forward looking policy frameworks that can actually accelerate and advance and incent the investment required for us to move forward. >> watch the communicat

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suspended and passengers who already arrived aeing processed at other terminals,s are not b > world n g with the cold coming up at 6:30 right after action news. >>> the christmason drawing to a close, today was last day to enjoy foror holiday display at lawn woodgardens, da t thousands of trees, wreaths ather ions w come down to make room for the next seasonal transformation >> the mayor of wilmington said he saw runners in last year's ice kel run were crazy. but that was nothing compared to the 11 degree temperatures the start of this mornings. eth >> still ahead on action news at 6 r sports dy to take on the falcons the jeff skversky has the news when action news comes back. >>> breaking news now from conshohocken where firefighters are battling a house fire. the emergency had been busy on this day with f now live picture fro scene. the fire started just before ear the intersection near 5tenue.ou can see a dozen or so of firefighters appears to be a r some type of maythe fire we'll pass it along online >>> jeff skversky we now know the falcons comin play the eagles. looks like a good match

we are stuck in the repeat in the cold weather and g with record levels today and today is of course the worst yet. and some schools were cr delay because of the snow and ice and caked on roads because the arctic blast is not letting up any time soon. septa bus commuters are waiting longer in the bitter cold and they are delayed and detoured due to the street conditions. one lady our jeanette reyes talked to is taking it in stride. >> they need to stay home and be in bed and not go to work and have a hot cocoa and hot toddy. >> how long? >> 48 hours. that is all you need. that's all. the coal weather taking its toll on the lens there. and we caught the flags whipping around by the ben franklin parkway. the gulfs are making the awful cold even worse. bob brooks outside near the schuylway but first lets check in with meteorologisn for david murphy. >> happy frigid friday. >> you said it. it's certainly coldhe lehigh valleys. it's it's wind we are dealing with. making it feel lik arctic invasion and windchills are well below zero. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we are dry i

so, what is wrong g with sending them back?hat is the prproper course e wn they fail the apppplication process. >> we say that the goverernments deciding on this, saying there are secure regions in afghanistan. there never clear which regions they declared to be safe, and this is something that is difficult to do. we have seen in many cases, refugees are not properly defended. to give an example, as one federal state of germany wanted to send back 50 afghan people. we c could bring seven o of thee people, and in four cases, german courts said in these c ases, deportation is not possible. brent: if i could interrupt you, you are saying that these asylum-seekers are not receiving due process. that the legal representation that they receive is not up to par. is that what you are saying? >> yes. that is the point i wanted to make, because we see that many refugees do not get pocket moneney, they don'n't have moneo pay lawyers. they often have difficulties to contact lawyers, to look into the specifics of the cases. the people who c

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what our target escorts are telling us is that the front line with the y p g with the kurdish fighters is just further along that mountain is also a mountain which is over to this side where there's been active fighting but what is clear here on the outskirts of city is how much of a presence they are of course supporting the free syrian army fighters and syrian rebels that are really taking a large part in this operation that turkey has undertaken against. the wall while we were here two bullets whizzed overhead. and we're told why p.g. snipers are to blame for this. sort of the you know they shot at us and our tires and stars. we move on and into the city. i saw was pushed out of here in two thousand and fourteen but life remains difficult now sara has to provide for thirteen members of her family she tells us she is all alone. or has now become the norm she says but the. people are used to the shelling and the explosions the young children are still scared. but we've been facing this for a few years now when afraid anymore. there is hardly any electricity here generators are the onl

they have supplied the kurdish y p g with weapons. and president trump said in a phone call that they would start putting that out however no concrete actions have been taken. i stated that we need concrete actions to reestablish the trust necessary for negotiations. with and correct seemingly disregarding the u.s. concerns washington it's a rate at that they would prefer turkish troops to leave the area well i think i think that prisoner of war will make decisions to deescalate violence and have rain and to normalize and stabilize prepare for in actions in that region and i think they'll make that decision here with the full support of us it's. the ass strikes and ground operations have killed dozens of civilians many a second shot and places like this cave and un official told the w more than five thousand people fleeing for their lives once again. rather with. the latest eyes of course fire. in particular and. we're. told there's no. these images from the east based revolutionary forces of syria show what appear to be turkish allie

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g-o-p in 2018 live look outside... san mateo bridge. in national news... president trump along with are at camp david this weekend. they are planning economic and national security priorities for 20-18. ashley corum reports. nats the first weekend of the new year and president trump got a working start meeting with gop leaders and members of his cabinet at camp david... to outline this year's legislative agenda. president trump: "security discussed, infrastructure discussed, military...butt sot "we are very well prepared for the coming year." also on that agenga...economic growth... rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: "we had historic achievement in 2017 that we want to build on. historic achievements that will get our economy growing much faster." the fight against the opioid crisis... president trump: "one of the things we are discussing is drugs pouring into the country and how to stop it."and a lot of talks about finding common ground with democratic lawmakers... sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- senate majority leader: "we hope that 2018 will be a year of more bipartisan corporation."

what our turkish escorts are telling us is that the front line with the y p g with the kurdish fighters is just further along. what is clear here on the outskirts of city is how much of a presence they are of course of the free syrian army the syrian rebels that are already taking part in this operation that. while we were here two bullets whizzed overhead. and. for this. sort of. pushed out of here in two thousand and. thirteen members of her family she tells us she is. war has now become the norm she says i mean but the now. people are used to the shelling and the explosions the young children are still scared but we've been facing this for a few years now we're not afraid anymore. there is hardly any electricity here generators are the only way to get light or heat in the winter rain has left the streets with mud. the black paint on this will be for sale. it seems some still dream of moving on from here. the landscape in this part of syria is dotted with tents millions of syrians are made homeless in their own country in the history we've been here for three years in the tent has nev

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g. forces with support from the turkish air force more and more turkish tanks are heading into the region as the offensive enters its second week turkey looks set for the long haul. here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making news around the world in yemen separatists in the southern port city of auburn have seized government buildings after fierce clashes on sunday with the forces of president after a green monster hobby dozens of people have been reported killed or injured in his prime minister accuse the separatists of melting a coup. or being as the temporary government base the rebels controlling the capital sanaa. afghan officials say the death toll from saturday's bomb attack in kabul could rise more than one hundred people have been reported killed so far at least two hundred thirty five were injured some of them are in critical condition the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. during president front five myra's praised jordan for taking in hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees during a state visit he told the jordanian king abdullah the germany ha

. >> that's our pal monte g with another eagles beat box. beat us. >> the city of philadelphia definitely ready for some playoff football this weekend, our pat gallen here to break down the match up with the vikings with the voice of the eagles, great merrill reese. >> you know it, i know we're all so excited. nfc championship game at the linc, it is the eagles and minnesota vikings, the winner, goes to superbowl 52. let's talk about the game. joining me on the phone the voice of the eagles merrill reese the great merrill reese, good morning, merrill. >> morning, pat, all set to go >> so how do you think nick foles played against the falcons, and do you think he has to do more against the vikings in order to win? >> i think nick foles played well. i think as the game went on could you see his confidence really grow. and when it was crunch time in that second half, he made all of the flows that he had to make. so, i thought he was just fine as far as what he has to do against the vikings, i think they have to throw the ball more. we talk abou

. >> tonight on "the communicators," a look at the internet, broad band expansion and 5-g with u.s. telecom president and c.e.o., jonathan spalter, interviewed by kyle daly. >> you mention that the group you represent, the companies you represent, have a lot of work to do. can you talk about that? you hear a lot about 5-g networks ultra fast wireless broad band networks. can you talk about how we get to that stage? >> sure. the essential ingredient, indispensable ingredient to moving forward not only extending more broadband to more americans, but also ensuring our global competitiveness is this wonderful technology called broadband. our companies are committed to continue to make the investments to provide the fiber the resources, the infrastructure, the networks to get more broadband connectivity to more americans. it takes a lot work. it takes the right amount of investment. it takes the right types of business models but it also takes the right types of smart 21st century forward-looking policy frame works that can accelerate and advance the innovation and investment required fo

firefighter and his daughter went back to the neighborhood where the assault occurred and spotted mckinnon g with his mother. they followed them for several miles. that's when they pulled into the strip mall off of brown station mall. according to mckinnon's mother her son got out of the car to talk to the firefighters daughter. according to a source familiar with the investigation the gun was in mckinnon's pants and the question all along has been whether he pointed it at bauer and his daughter before bauer ran him over. we talked to mckinnon's mother at her home last february. here's what she had to say. >> this man refs his car directly into my son's body, you know. instantly his body just goes limp and i'm looking in the rear-view mirror like this is not real. this has got to be not real. this did not just happen. he drove back and then rolled over him and crushed his bleeding and his nose was bleeding and i was so -- i couldn't even move. i was in a state of shock so i come over standing over bite body and i said you did this to my baby. you did this. >> reporter: now, i spoke with miss jone

glenn cunningham was a great ublic servant, but i'm sure pride from g with heaven as he watches his wife. crafted criminal justice reform, which got the nation.rating in the from jail pending trail is not based on how much money of have, but the seriousness the accusations against you and criminal record. longer can a dangerous criminal be let out because he has money. at the same token, no longer jail because in you don't have money just because your family doesn't have $500 to post bail. can an employer make a someone with a criminal record check a box. together we banned the box. be es of our youth can expunged in three years. adult crimes in six years. crimes are e eligible for life-changing expungement. prison population is down 7% and two state prisons have been closed, saving countless millions. violent crime is down 5.1% since beginning of the our reform. and violent crime down 25% uring the eight years of this administration. being smart on crime has increased hope and second crime at d decreased the same time. attorney thank the general for his outsiding work on this issue. tha

what our target escorts are telling us is that the front line with the y p g with the kurdish fighters is just further along that mountain is also which is over to this side where there's been active fighting but what is clear here on the outskirts of city is how much of a presence they are of course supporting the free syrian army fighters and syrian rebels that are really taking a large part in this operation that turkey has undertaken against. the wall while we were here two bullets whizzed overhead. and we're told why p.g. snipers are to blame for this. so the you know they shot at us and our tires and stars or we move on and into the city. i saw was pushed out of here in two thousand and fourteen but life remains difficult now as her has to provide for thirteen members of her family she tells us she is all alone. or has now become the norm she says but the. people are used to the shelling and the explosions the young children are still. but we've been facing this for a few years now we're not afraid anymore. there is hardly any electricity here generators are the only way to get l

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it was quarter past eight this morning and we were at first with a group of people. it was a text m essa gall received saying there was a missile alert and to seek shelter immediately. it said it was not a drill. at the same time, an alarm sounded in the hotel. there was the sound of the siren and the text m essa g e was the sound of the siren and the text message and everyone was in a com plete text message and everyone was in a complete panic. presumably you sort the. what to do next do? jessica was in her hotel room so my reaction was to run to get her. as far as we were aware, nobody knew what was going on. everyone thought it was real. the message clearly said it was not a drill. the hotel staff did not know what was going on. people in the lobby were shouting that it was a tsunami warning. it was complete panic. so i ran through the hotel to get tojessica panic. so i ran through the hotel to get to jessica because all panic. so i ran through the hotel to get tojessica because all i could think was she was in her room on her own and all i knew was that we were about to be hit by a mis

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in fact, that's why i was time,g with at the president-elect trump, about taking an i.d.g sure that barrier no longer existed so that we could not keep people from voting because they do not have an appropriate i.d. the suggestion was to say to put a picture on a social security card. everybody has one of those. everybody does not have a drivers license, or the appropriate id, but everybody has a social security card, so why not put a picture on it? that issue is no longer in issue. we as a nation, out of 107 democracies, the united states posts --a posts -- boasts, 107 countries voted higher percentages than the united states. there is something wrong with that. women and men gave their lives so we would have the right to vote, all we have to do is find the way to use it. in 2018 in november, we could change the complexion of this nation. i am not talking about color, i am talking about the moral complexion by electing senators and congress people, the whole united states congress is up for election, and several senators. all we have to do is take that short step into th

"action news" reporter john rawlins spoke with a representative for pse&g today and joins us now live from cherry hill with the full story from there. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. well, we have a light drizzle here right now, for the last 15, 20 minutes i guess and when it hits the top of this curbside trash can, i don't know if you can tell, but it is icing up there, very, very little ice. it's sort of a very light glaze. not enough to impact the power utility lines here. they need at least a quarter inch of ice there before that becomes problematic. in talking to the two big power utilities in the area, both peco and pse&g, they don't believe that their system is at any risk at this point in time given the forecast. take electrical distribution lines that run along your street to your hou large nearby trees and then mix in a forecast with a possibility of icing conditions. and you get the attention of those whose job it is to keep the lights on. pse&g has some one half million customers in what it calls its southern division. we spoke with the division manager shortly after 1

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with me. anne richards of m&g. begin with the author of "the curse of cash." >> if we have another financial crisis, there really is not a plan "a." tom: let's talk now about the do youf your work -- feel that this time is different? : i do not. i feel we are still coming out of the last financial crisis. a systemic financial crisis we have experienced has a long afterlife, taking -- and taking eight to 10 years to recover is not unusual. and i have to say that talk could inflateon genuine issues like productivity with our financial crisis. so i am not going to tell you there will not be another financial crisis. sales of my book would collapse. but i am kind of optimistic going forward about where the world economy is at the moment. we could talk about could there be a financial crisis -- of course. could there be a recession? absolutely. by think we are at the tail end of the last one. and in a typical trajectory. tom: what was the number one lesson we learned coming out of this crisis? i only have three questions