. >> thank you, john morris and paul and owen o'donnell. >> hello. thank you for your research and trying to find the right community answer to this and residential parking permit i've lived in area q for 26 years 13 years of trying to find parking living on oak street i find myself parking on another street the next 13 years i lived on steiner street and the parking is taken up by visitors for the park and the long term non-resident by creating the non living area for q the people will not be ditching their cars and will create for short term parking one thing i object to by creating two blocks the pathway doesn't work why not create the same rules for the hole park plenty of turnover isle i've been walking and searching for parking the spots will on up but there's two blocks that the rules do apply most of the stops on my park or on the odds the minnie's can get the curb spreadsheets spots but the rest of the cars don't fit so they'll be enough turnover again, thank you for your research our close not quite there i'd like a little bit of tweaking t

[inaudible] john b. morris jr.: on. okay. let's start over. chairman, ranking member members of the subcommittee, thank you for the ability to testify. the use of commercial and private unmanned aircraft systems, or uas. ntia, our focus is not on the aircraft systems but on increasing broadband access and adoption and expanding opportunities and ensuring the internet remains an engine for continued innovation and economic growth. increasingly internet policy work has focused on enhancing consumer privacy in order to strengthen the trust and consumer adoption of new and evolving technologies. the critical development is through the multi- stakeholder approach. in this model stakeholders work together to reach consensus on best practices and codes of conduct that can be implemented in the marketplace. stakeholders can include private industry, consumer groups, academics, and others with an interest. the hallmark of these processes are open -- are that they are open and consensus-based. we are not a regulator in this area and do not substitute ou

john morris junior. the associate administrator for the office of policy analysis and development at the national telecommunications administration or in tia. thank you for being here. [inaudible] >> on. okay. let's start over. chairman ranking member, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the ability to testify. the use of commercial and private unmanned aircraft systems or uas. in tia our focus is not on the aircraft systems but on increasing broadband access adoption them expanding opportunities and ensuring the internet remains an engine for continued innovation and economic growth. increasingly internet policy work has focused on enhancing consumer privacy in order to strengthen the trust and consumer adoption of new and evolving technologies. the critical development is through the multi- stakeholder approach. in this model stakeholders work together to reach consensus on best practices and codes of conduct that can be implemented in the marketplace. stakeholders can include private industry,

john morris. mr. morris is the associate administrator for the office of policy analysis and develop at the national telecommunications and information administration ordonez ntia. thank you for being here mr. morris. [inaudible] >> on? okay, let's start over. chairman, ranking member cantwell, members thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding ntia's upcoming multi-stakeholder process to enhance privacy transparency and accountability and the use of commercial and private unmanned aircraft systems, or uas. ntia is eventual vice of the president on committee patience and information policy issues. our focus from is not on aircraft systems but on increasing broadband access and adoption come on expanding spectrum opportunities and ensuring that the internet remains an engine for continued innovation and economic growth. but increasingly our internet policy work has focused on enhancing consumer privacy in order to strengthen the trust and consumer adoption of new and evolving technologies. and t

morris feldstein. but first we have to have a pop quiz on yiddish. [laughter] do you know, what sourus is what john boehner had yesterday at the swearing in when 22 of his members tried to bail on him. it is trouble or aggravation it begins with that word. that is what morris feldstein he spent his entire life to avoid thought of as he sat beside the room. shooting on kong pao chicken his wife just ask him to plan on watching the mets tonight? >> host: was planning to a

morris feldstein. but first we have to have a pop quiz on yiddish. [laughter] do you know, what sourus is what john boehner had yesterday at the swearing in when 22 of his members tried to bail on him. it is trouble or aggravation it begins with that word. that is what morris feldstein he spent his entire life to avoid thought of as he sat beside the room. shooting on kong pao chicken his wife just ask him to plan on watching the mets tonight? >> host: was planning to a less you want to watch something else. they're playing the braves and said he detected the possibility in hope they that the only sound would be the of kung pao between his cheeks ted drumming of herve rebels against the table god had implanted with the pipes the sound just like the well a fourth tornado warning or police siren before herb breaking in the white foam. he never did anything wrong but his idea of a major problem he wants to watch a picture for the new york mets ted is a difference between them. let me continue with his dilemma of course, morris never gets to watch because she uses killed as a weapon so morris finds him

. >>> more action newt robert morris taking on duke at 7:10, st. johns battles san diego state at 9:40. >> madness. >> more madness, tonight on cbs-3. >> thanks, beasley. we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they loved more the shackling or the pool. my money's on the shackling. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. all right. the storm is moving out so spring can come in. >> spring arrives in about 15 minutes. >> okay. >> come on, spring. >> we will to have wait until tomorrow. >> a few lingering snow showers in philadelphia and rain and mix moving up through south jersey, and we do still have a few flurries in the lehigh valley that are flying but between now and 7:00 p.m. will end in philadelphia, clearing coast at eight. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at te

we are delighted give the balakian award to schwartz and the sandroff award to toni morris sin. john leonard is one of the founding member of the nbcc, a lover of books and writers. that's award is different from the other book prizes chosen by the board inch on of john's democratic spirit the winner of his prize is chosen by a direct vote of the approximately 700 members of the nbcc. testimony's ceremony this culmination of 12 months of reading a massive number of books in each category discussions, arguments counterarguments, a great number of online meet examination several intense face-to-face meetings. at the beginning of each year the 24 member board divide itself among the awarding category and reads extensively as humanly possible in each of those categories. after the selection of our finalists in january, all 24 board members read every one of the 30 titles. a two-month long marathon tim to the high level of commitment by our board. today we met in a room and argued ore way through each group of finalists. tonight we're proud to nape the recipients of the awards. i'd like t

against wichita state at 2:45, right here on cbs-3, then tonight, it is robert morris against top seeded duke at 7:10, saint john's against san diego state, at 9:40. erika? >> all right nicole, thank you. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are are following cerebral breaking stories busy morning here, including include exclusive developments in the murder of a man walking his dog. jan? >> r reporter: second teenage murder suspect warned dollars for the deadly shooting in overbrook turns himself into police overnight. i'm jan carabeo, coming up hear exclusively from the suspect's family. >> thanks, also, back from the dead. you'll be stunned when you hear this pennsylvania's boy miraculous survival story after he falls into a chilly creek. and jessica and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's including the latest on today's spring snow. hopefully out of here soon. the latest from katie coming up. back in two minute. >> teenage murder suspect has turned himself in. we spoke exclusively with their family. >>> one last punch in the gut from old-man-winter. storm s

morris feldstein. but first we have to have a pop quiz on yiddish. [laughter] do you know, what sourus is what john boehner had yesterday at the swearing in when 22 of his members tried to bail on him. it is trouble or aggravation it begins with that word. that is what morris feldstein he spent his entire life to avoid thought of as he sat beside the room. shooting on kong pao chicken his wife just ask him to plan on watching the mets tonight? >> host: was planning to a less you want to watch something else. they're playing the braves and said he detected the possibility in hope they that the only sound would be the of kung pao between his cheeks ted drumming of herve rebels against the table god had implanted with the pipes the sound just like the well a fourth tornado warning or police siren before herb breaking in the white foam. he never did anything wrong but his idea of a major problem he wants to watch a picture for the new york mets ted is a difference between them. let me continue with his dilemma of course, morris never gets to watch because she uses killed as a weapon so morris finds him

kansas at 12:15 then indianna against wichita state at 2:45, tonight robert morris again top seeded duke at 7:00 so saint john's against san diego state at 9:40. this is just the first weekend, but already tons of games to tell you about. and i know, march madness fans this is their time, they're enjoying every minute. >> everyone has little browser up at work, boss walks by, make sure you don't get in trouble with. that will still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, delivery by drones? one step closer to reality. >> we have details coming up in the money watch report. first though here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> updating our breaking news right now, "eyewitness news" has learned exclusively, 15 year old tyfine hamilton has surrendered to police overnight. hamilton and brandon smith charged as adults in the murder of a man walking his dog in overbrook last week. a 14 year old faces lesser charges. >> suspect in custody after confrontation near 22nd and indianna in north philly. police officers were called by neighbors who saw a man with a shotgun and when he refused to drop it, police fired a sho

morris feldstein. but first we have to have a pop quiz on yiddish. [laughter] do you know, what sourus is what john boehner had yesterday at the swearing in when 22 of his members tried to bail on him. it is trouble or aggravation it begins with that word. that is what morris feldstein he spent his entire life to avoid thought of as he sat beside the room. shooting on kong pao chicken his wife just ask him to plan on watching the mets tonight? >> host: was planning to a less you want to watch something else. they're playing the braves and said he detected the possibility in hope they that the only sound would be the of kung pao between his cheeks ted drumming of herve rebels against the table god had implanted with the pipes the sound just like the well a fourth tornado warning or police siren before herb breaking in the white foam. he never did anything wrong but his idea of a major problem he wants to watch a picture for the new york mets ted is a difference between them. let me continue with his dilemma of course, morris never gets to watch because she uses killed as a weapon so morris finds him

john boehner. it is troubled or woe court and aggravation move ahead that is what morris feldstein who lives his life in anxiety fatah of. he was eating kong pout chicken the wife to death to this question morris comedy plan on watching the mets tonight? >> i was watching to unless you want to there playing the braves. then he considered his response. he resumed chewing before he made eye contact hoping the only sound would be the food in his mouth. she accepted with the silent affirmation. her fingernails across the table. guide had implanted what morris called the big pipes this the armed of a tornado warning or police siren or the way to go back on itself before breaking. stomach that gives you a sense of morris and his idea of a major problem is he wants to watch the new picture. but road to use his guilt as her what bin. so morris is watching cnn. he is watching with detached interest. it could have been any year since the war was proclaimed this seemed a crescendo of music the unmistakable voice of james earl jones we have forgotten that this is cnn. then wolff puts her broke the day's news. it

tonight it is robert morris against top seeded duke at 71:07:89 saint john's against san diego state. erika? >> so many games so little time nicole, thank youment coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" live with a cbs-3 exclusive on our breaking news, jan? >> reporter: that second teenage murder suspect wanted for shooting and killing an overbrook father, is now in police custody. i'm jan carabeo live outside of police headquarters. coming up hear exclusively from the suspect's family. >> jan thanks. also caught on camera, a police officer saves a man from falling on the train tracks. but, what he does next, has many people questioning if he's a good cop or a bad cop. you decide. we'll have that videoment and as katie's been saying all morning, snow is on the way. can you believe it? she has your forecast when we come back in just two minutes. good morning. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances tha

john mccain. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, members of the goldwater family, i am honored to join you today to dedicate this statue in honor of senator barry morrisoldwater of arizona. barry goldwater will of course be remembered as the father of modern american conservatism known as mr. conservative, barry was a trailblazer whose clear, compelling vision for freedom, liberty, and security paved the way for the presidency of ronald reagan. take arizonans, he will always be viewed as our state's favorite son, and rightly so he earned the nickname, mr. arizona because he had a love affair with our state. it's magnificent beauty and its freedom of loving people. arizona loved barry back. in part because arizonans saw themselves in him. the rugged individualism of the west, bold and sometimes, lunch, truth telling, and a vision as caller: -- and a vision as true as the arizona vistas that very so dearly loved. our state never had a better champion than very goldwater. we are so very proud of his rich legacy and it will continue to be honored here at the united states capital. as a new session of congress begins, and we commit ourselves to addressing

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same argument with philip morris five years ago with cigarette consumption and that stock has doubled. david: right. >> so i think coke is the place to be. david: although, johnheard him say reinvent coke, you remember the new coke experiment about 20 years ago that failed miserably? i worry about that. >> disaster. do not reinvent coke. face it is classic buffett company. easy to understand. it is consistent. face it, it is a symbol of achievement around the world with liberalizing economy around the world. more and more people can buy it. i think buffett is thinking long term. david: we'll talk about that liberalizing world economy coming up. both sides of the aisle are touting a national sales tax. what does this mean for you? we'll talk about that as well. cheryl? cheryl: i love new taxes, great. one company is working on a new drug that could revolutionize the way that we treat one of the most common types of cancer. investors are big believers. the stock is up 58% so far this year. we'll talk to the ceo coming up. >>> investigators discovering new information about the copilot responsible for the tragic plane crash in the alps last week. it could hold a

john morrison junior. he is the associate administrator of the national telik you vacation's and it administrative association. morris: on. let's start over. members, thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding the upcoming process to enhance privacy, transparency, accountability, and the use of private unmanned aircraft systems. in cia is the principal advisor. our focus is not on aircraft systems, but on increasing broadband access. on expanding spectrum opportunities and ensuring the internet remains an engine for economic growth. increasingly our internet policy work has focused on consumer privacy in order to strengthen the trust and consumer adoption of new and evolving technologies. a critical aspect is through the multi-stakeholder approach. stakeholders work together to reach consensus on best practices that could be implemented in the marketplace. stakeholders can include private industry, consumer groups, academics, and others with those with an interest. the hallmark is that these are open and transparent. in cia's role is as a facilitator of the stakeholder discussions. we are not a regulator in t

morris on oil and his call to visit down to $20 a barrel. a controversial call. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." good morning. ♪ >> good morning good the ecb decision this hour. johnus. >> we begin with weak economic data coming out of china. the country's lowest economic growth target in more than 15 years. china once the economy to grow 7% this year, down from last year's goal of 7.5%. terrifying moment for the u.s. ambassador in south korea. recovering after being slashed in the face. authorities say his life was not in danger but he did need 80 stitches to close the facial wound. the future of obamacare could be decided by one supreme court boat. -- supreme court vote. it could come down to anthony kennedy or john roberts. the administration needs one of them to join the court for liberals. the justice department says police officers routinely targeted blacks in ferguson, missouri. eric holder described the findings. >> our findings indicated that the overwhelming majority of force -- 90% directed at african-americans. this deeply alarming statistic points to one of the most pernicious aspects. these policing practices disproportionately harm african-american

morris owned them, we didn't know who was in charge. co-ceo pushed out the co-ceo. roger was sick in the hospital with no news. >> johnen the ceo since january, i think. tony -- >> that's the issue. you hit. it's the personalities here and the company histories and people histories. cahill, he's not here for the long term. cahill is a brilliant, responsible leader. he had a great history in the beverage business but he's a deal maker. he was at goldman for a long period of time. he was on the board the the time of the divestiture of the business. he hasn't even relocated. i believe his primary residence still in the south. yeah. >> it's david. i just -- i want to get your sense on one other thing from this deal, which is the idea that 3g is able to do all of these other companies can't seem to do cut costs that make sense. account for every paperclip. is it these guys have the special sauce that nobody else can do zero basing every year? if so isn't that an indictment of all of the companies. >> there are on tunists here synergies. a company called bird's eye, split and a, but bird's eye was able to address itself wit

john mccain and his book 13 soldiers a personal history of americans of war. at 950 new york democrat steve israel talks about his work called the global war on morris. >> this weekend the c-span cities to her has partnered with cox communication. >> most famous. he was very much more than that born in 1912. we we are proud to have his work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who are disenfranchised those people who were migrant workers. in california literally starving. a vast a vast difference between the haves and have-nots and became there spokesman through his music. he he recorded very few signs of his own. we have a listening station he did make so significant. >> this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york islanders. >> watch all of our events saturday at noon eastern on c-span2 book tv and sunday afternoon at two on american history tv. >> the texas chapter of a group called a group called sons of confederate veterans applied for a specialty license plate with a design that featured the confederate battle flag. the state rejected the design saying many people find the confederate flag off

john mccain and his book "13 soldiers: a personal history of americans at war." at 9:15, new york democrat steve israel talks about his work called "the global wore on morris." at 10:00, it's marco rubio and american dreams, restoring economic opportunity for everyone. and we'll wrap things up at 10:25 with former massachusetts congressman barney frank. he appeared on our "after words" program to talk about his book "frank." >>> now, it's a discussion on how iran and other middle east issues have influenced american politics. panelists include david rothkopf, the ceo and editor of fp group that publishes forepolicy magazine, and dov zakheim, a former defense undersecretary who serve during the george w. bush administration. this is just shy of 90 minutes. >> hi. i am jacob, editor of the national interest magazine, and i'm moderating today on behalf of the center for the national interests, which has invited two distinguished guests to speak today about iran and american politics. on my right is david rothkopf, the ceo and editor of the fp group, which includes foreign policy magazine, and managing director of kissinger associates and held several high-level