invefrts like that. >> second time icann has been talking that way.nk you, rich. >>> now, the drama in washington continues on the floor of the house at this moment. lawmakers trying to undo portions of the partial shutdown. we'll break down the house's latest moves there. >>> plus, there's words one of the nation's most popular sporting events could become a shutdown casualty. really. we'll explain that next inside the "fox report" tonight. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast wi

saying it on the question of internet governance and you know what does that work in this question of icann being in a contractual relationship with the depart with the u.s. . state are think that's a little bit of a red herring i think the really important thing here is that internet governance needs to be outside of the control of governments we need to be proud parent and it needs to involve citizen groups what they call the multi-stakeholder model that basically means everybody from companies through to citizen groups through to governments have a say in deciding how the internet works at a technical level but you can't have governments deciding that themselves because guess what they'll get all the sort of the things we've been hearing about from edward snowden they've been quite difficult to implement if governments get to decide how the internet works they'll build all that right in right from the start but that's what they're doing bonny i mean if you look at the united states they see the internet it's strategic asset here they're not going to compromise with n.g.o.s and individual

this is a nonprofit organisation called icann. it's nonprofit making. there's a lot of money needs to be spent, i am sure, maybe some of it is wasted. in general they try to be international. the 185,000, plus, incidentally $25,000 a year after that is for the right to be able to own what they call a top level domain. that is the key thing here. at the moment a top level domain is where you have dot com, dot net, dot org. and you can put individual names under that. anyone who pays $185,000 to get a new one like dot game or dot music will be able to sell off the right to other companies to have, shall we say hmv.music. sony.music. someone has to organise it and someone has to pay for the organizational structure. >> always learn something when i talk to you. thanks for being with us. >> sport in a moment. first, a big bollywood blockbuster is facing competition, not from hollywood, but from independent films made in india. first jamil has more from mooum bim. >> it's what i live for. >> this film is called "oonga", screening at the mumbai film festival.

the first kind of major wind farms in the delaware mount, which is in far west texas north of icann.ore or less go north to big band, up above i attend -- i attend, you get the delaware mountains. it is a very windy place, but when they have the kind of christening of the wind farm, and there was no wind that day. and so, kind of an embarrassment. >> they try to find the windiest site in texas. when they have the opening pair of money, not a second went to be. six months later as i said, way too much wind. >> kate has a great bit of reporting what the people who are studying the christening ceremony, they wanted tablecloths to make it seem fancy. it's so remote a dare. they had to search over something like four counties to look at table class. so the question about eminent domain. do you have any? it's not something i've thought about. do the utilities have powered a minute domain? the public utilities commission has made decisions about the routes of transmission lines. those have been pretty contentious because you know, if you're a hill country landowner come you might not want a