congresswoman blackburn, what's your reaction to julius genachowski's regulating the internet? >> i think what we are seeing come from the fcc chairman is basically a hysterical reaction to a hypothetical problem, and we know that the fcc is not going to be stopped by common sense by the judicial system, by public opinion, and by the debate that has taken place in the polling booths november 2nd. i think what we have to look at first and foremost is the process by which the fcc went about making the decision is insulting. we have had years of bipartisan talks on what congress was going to do and how they were going to approach the internet. and so as we have a new congress taking over, the fcc has decided to jam this short-sighted policy down the throat of the american people and to bypass congress and the process and you know, peter, i think we have to look at the fact that you have had over 300 members of congress signed a letter to the fcc expressing concern over the fcc's power grab, and when there was a net neutrality bill, which is the warm fuzzy name the gifted this gove

>> many companies during this recessionary time have upped the anti-and julius, thank you so much forerful gift on behalf of the entire food bank organization. thank you to union bank for your generosity and your continued determination to end hunger if the bay area. this gift alone will provide 90,000 meals during the holidays. >> wow. >> well, thank you both for being here and merry christmas. that's a look at what's going on over here, guys. back over to you. >> both of you, thanks for coming in or christmas eve. that's really great. >>> and that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> we're always on cbs5.com. so go do that last-minute shopping. or go to a movie if you're done.

. -- julius genachowski. that proposal is set to be voted on in december. >> host: well, fcc chairman genachowski's announcement this week on regulating the internet has garnered strong reaction from lawmakers and other groups interested in telecommunications policy. we'll explore the chairman's proposal as well as the reactions this week on "the communicators." first, here's a portion of federal communications commission chairman julius genachowski from earlier this week. >> first, consumers and innovators have a right to know basic information about broadband service like how networks are being managed. the proposed framework, therefore, starts with a meaningful transparency obligation so that consumers and innovators have the information they need to make smart choices about subscribing to or using a broadband network or how to develop the next killer app. sunshine can help solve problems early, reducing the number of issues that even come to the fcc. second, consumers and innovators have a right to send a

as they begin to build their case against political consultann julius henson. one of the locations is right here. 516 north charles street. -n downtoww baltimore. iivestigators also targeted %-all in an effort to gatherr information, potential evidence, we caught up with enson shortly after the raad. here is hht he had to say tt our ppotographer. @% sir was your house visited %->> you will have to alk to te state prosecutors. >> somebody did stop by and talk to you today? >> you will have to tall to them. hhve a good day. thebet in this position for a regarding the case. now, it is important to point out that a civil complaiit has@ been filed against henson. by maryland attorney general doug gansler.3 and as a result of the robo calls, that were made on election night. were all in an effort to suppress voter turnout for governor o'malley. >> reporting in downtown baltimore. joy lepola, fox 45 news "late edition." >> the plan to expand the coovention enter and buuld a new arena is goinn to be costly for the city of baltimore. -he price taa sits between 750 and $

members of the prosecutors team was seen from the hole of julius henson today. investigators are looking into calls that some believe urged voters to stay away from the polls. tonight, mike hellgren investigates. >> reporter: office space was rented by henson and his company. there have been no charges, henson has denied any wrong doing. the state's prosecutors office has stuck with its policy about being secret about it's ongoing investigations. controversial political consultant julius henson wasn't home when wjz stopped by to get his side of the story. after staffers were seen carrying items from his house earlier in the day. that's the same office that brought down mayor dixon. all they would tell wjz, we don't confirm or deny what we may be doing. sources say they're looking into the possibility that violations may have been done. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o' malley and president obama have been successful. we're okay, relax, everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> reporter: henson did not shy away fr

this morning mike hellgren investigates. >> reporter: controversial political consultant julius henson wasn't home when wjz stopped by to get his side of the story, after staffers from the state prosecutor's office were seen carrying items from his house earlier in the day. that's the same office that brought down mayor dixon. all they would tell wjz we don't confirm or deny what we may be doing. sources say they're looking into the possibility that election law was violated because of a robo-call, henson told wjz his company authorized while working on bob ehrlich's campaign. >> i i'm calling to let everyone know that president obama has been okay, everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch on tv tonight. >> reporter: henson did not shy away from my questions shortly after the scandal broke. should you be prosecutorred what do you know about a possible prosecution? >> prosecuted for what, the law on voter fraud and voter suppression is clear, okay, it's in the statutes. if you look at the statutes and look at the calls, the wording of the calls, there is nothing in it that wo

crime and justice reporter joy lepola met up with julius henson shortly after investigators swooped in. >> investigators with the state @%osecutors's office raided two locations, tied to political consulttnt julius henson, consultant on the payroll of bob ehrlicc's campaign. we caught up with henson shortly after investigators exxcuted a search warrant at his north decker avenue homm. >> was your house visited today by -- >> you will have to talk to the state prosecutors. >> somebody did stop by and talk >> you will have to talk to them. have aagood day. >> henson grabbed the attention of state investigators election night. registered voters received robo calls. only thing left is to watch it congratulations, and thank you. >> the calls went out to george's county anddbaltimore city.@ >> james parish, that is lives -n hennon's neighborhood. received one of the caals. >> henson eventually took responsibility, for orchestrating the calls. calls it is believed aimed at >> tte argument would be made %-to the polls.people from going and that that was illegal. >> legal analyst and attorney s

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would take me to the library. all along the way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library,

. -- julius henson. later this afternoon, investigators seized evidence from a downtown office. sources say that it is an office that he used during the election season. the execution of the warrant in both locations raises questions about the election there robocalls. it targeted democrats in baltimore and prince george's county. >> we want everyone to know that governor o'malley and president obama had been successful. >> the call went out all the polls were still open, but suggested there was no need to go vote. >> our goals have been met. how are poles were correct. we are ok. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. congratulations and thank you. >> henson took responsibility for the calls in a statement three days after the election. the attorney general filed a civil complaint against him. he was a consultant of barbed ehrlich's campaign. ehrlich has consistently dodged questions about the calls. two days later, last friday, he stormed out of our building when we tried to follow up. search once typically seek documents and telephone records. t

. >> political consultant julia's henson was home when investigators arrived today -- julius hansen was home today when investigators arrived. it is part of a criminal investigation to determine whether the calls violated maryland election law. questions probably falls into the category of misinformation that have flown around -- >> this probably falls into the category of misinformation that can float around on election day. >> we are calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> the call targeted democratic voters in baltimore city and prince george county. it suggested there was no need to go vote. >> our goals have been met. the polls were correct and we are ok. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. congratulations and thank you. >> hensen took responsibility for three days after the election appeared the following week, the attorney general filed a civil complaint against him. ehrlich has consistently dodge questions about the call. he told one paper that the calls were done out of his purview. today

the artist is julius.that erotic allure has been caught by brown in his book. >> it certainly has been. >> would you deny if jesus were to have a lover, that lover would have been mary magdalene. >> she does remain the most likely candidate. the difficulty is that we do not have firm evidence one way or another, and therefore i don't believe it is possible to draw an inference that is reasonable. >> we don't have evidence to the contrary. >> that is the case. >> in fact there is some things in his life that lead people to think the fact they were alone when he was casting out the devil which we will get in to in a moment. how old were they when they met? >> i think it is true because they are sometimes alone, because they join in ritual together, particularly rituals of anointing, some people have surmised therefore they must have had a sexual relationship in addition. the difficulty with such arguments is they may tell us more about the way we feel about sexuality than the way in which -- mary magdalene a

the man's name is julius whenson. he was on the payroll -- henson. he was on the payroll of bobber lick who lost to governor -- bob erlich who lost to governor martin o'mallly. the calls encouraged voters to stay home, telling them o'malley had already won the race. >>> we have been reporting on the shocking news out at redskins park sunday, there will be a new starting qb. fans are going wild online, on our facebook page and on wusa 9.com. dave owens is live at redskins park. a lot to talk about here, dave. >> yes, donovan mcnabb out. rex grossman in. when did you ever think you would hear that? that's the new reality out here at redskins park. and now that the team is mathematically out of the playoffs, mike shanahan said it is time to find out what he's got at quarterback beyond donovan mcnabb. it has been no secret that he and his son offensive coordinator kyle have been frustrated with mcnabb and the offense. donovan hasn't had the best weaponry to work with. but he also hasn't played well either. he's near the bottom of the league in quarterbac

put pressure on sweden and great britain to secure the arrest of julius arms it's very unusual for a man to be accused of having consensual sex but not necessarily using a condom but suddenly find himself on the same list alongside senior mexican drug lord even in sweden the original prosecutor threw the allegations out there and wiki leaks started the release of a quarter of a million u.s. diplomatic cables which are revealing and humiliating for the u.s. government all of a sudden sweden's director of public prosecutions decided to break claims were valid which the swedish people have fallen for including some of its most outspoken commentators it's clear that. is not a person who should be in jail for journalism if he has committed a sexual sexual offense then that's a separate issue from wiki leaks. i do not think this is politically. at least i sincerely hope so himself is calling this a political witch hunt as are all the high profile foreign journalists i don't think this case to be brought at all julian assange offered to meet the swedish prosecutor here he offered to meet th

the founder of the weekly swap sides julius sounds is staying behind bars in britain for at least two more days despite a court order to release him on bail the ruling has been appealed by sweden the country that wants a sanj over sex crimes allegations we can lease has published hundreds of thousands of confidential u.s. documents causing an outcry in washington the website has faced repeated attempts to bring it offline and companies such as visa master card and pay pal have banned divinations to it the u.s. hasn't charged the sands with any crimes but is widely behind the campaign against the whistleblower campaign or share award from justice for sars believe sweden is acting as a proxy for washington which badly wants to plug the wiki leaks. we think these are very very spiritual just we think the allegations are very weak we noticed that the chief swedish prosecutor looked at these original charges and looked at the evidence and said there is no case to. answer here for and immediately dropped the case so why is it now all of a sudden since the cables have been released and the g

fcc chairman julius is his name, believes he has the legal authority to do so and set a vote on december 21st. but it is only about fairness and protecting you, about neutrality, nothing to worry about. not like we have a regulatory czar whether wants to dictate what you see open the internet. >> if you are reading a conservative side they would provide a link to a liberal site and vice versa to make it easy to get access to competing views or a popup on the scream that would show an advertisement or quick argument for competing view, or voluntary arrangements in that direction it would be great and if we can't maybe congress should hold hearings about mandates. >> they did and they rejected it and now the fcc is doing it and that is why we have a regulatory czar, he had a dream job and he is making his dreams come true and they will be our nightmare. also, president obama is losing ground on the bush tax cuts and if he cannot get this done, he will push the idea of a value-added tax. it has to be great because it had value in the title. and europe, which we have been watching for quite

ask your opinion about something in america and the progressive talk radio space they're trying to julius asure now and the wiki leaks story as a quote unquote false flag attack the cyber nine eleven giving cover for the government to come in and impose of kind of new direction in regulations on the internet are you buying into that mean after your town think well this is this is a good read of the united states they're even talking about the actual cables over here in britain less all the b.b.c. studious under seventy women except with so what. do you want their conspiracy theories surrounding the kinds of leaks that are emerging from the wiki leaks cables and us here in britain the story there is just about rape unfortunately but i want to i want to get into this all the more actually because it's a it's a that in listen america talking about it but they're not really talking about it because in a big gala say radio outlet like info. wars dot com with alex jones they picked up on this idea that the wiki leaks arrest in a scandal is more about a cyber fauth flag attack everything seeming

leaked documents showing how the us put pressure on sweden and great britain to secure the arrest of julius arms i think let people make up their own minds it's very unusual for a man to be accused of having consensual sex but not necessarily using a condom but suddenly find himself on the same list interpol lives alongside senior mexican drug lords so i think i'll let most people make up their own minds but it's seems to be incredible coincidence this is happening right now america wants to disk. it and dismantle the entire wiki leaks operation one of the documents that of the recent diplomatic cables was from a saudi king who suggested they wanted to cut the head off the snake in iran to to end the regime then i think the americans are attempting a similar thing with wiki leaks going after its leader in its most public face and hoping therefore that the entire pack of cards will collapse beneath it and of course americans are now in this thing the support of other countries and of major international banking networks of internet and the odds are really up against the wiki leaks now rememb

when i testify about, about internet privacy with the fcc chair julius genachowski before the senate commerce committee at the beginning of august, it was amazing how, you know, it wasn't just chairman rockefeller, but also senator thune, senator johanns, a wide variety of people across the, you know, on both sides of the aisle. they really care about consumer privacy. and so when i watched and listened to parts of that hearing, and i think it was one of those hearings that started and then there were two hours of votes and people came back, so it was a 10:00 meeting and be ended at 2:00 in the afternoon, you know, i was very pleased by the reception. now, there's no doubt that the folks like the iab had done their homework, and they'd gone to visit members, so there were questions asked that were totally legitimate questions. but i think we are going to see a lot of resonance on capitol hill in terms of supporting consumer privacy. >> host: sure. and there does seem to be that there considering the new members, fred upton is interested in privacy, but there seems to be a disconnect

all three items will be presented by the office of engineering and technology, julius knaap chief of the office will give the introduction. >> thank you, mr. knaap? >> thank you. >> three important items. please go ahead. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. we'll be presenting three items for your consideration today. each of which serve to advance the commission's spectrum goals and as a result, boost the economy and jobs. the first item is a notice of proposed rulemaking that would lay the groundwork for improving efficiencies in the spectrum currently used for tv broadcasting to make more spectrum available for wireless broadband services. here with me at the table is allen still well who's the deputy chief of oet, bill lake who's the chief of the mass media bureau along with eloise gore who's associate chief of the bureau and barbara christman who is chief of the video division. the item will not presented by alan still well but before turning the floor over to alan, i would like to extend my thanks to the people who have worked on this item. from the wireless teleco

suggesting that the us send twenty five thousand troops to another country right now just to arrest julius on this just shows you how washington really thinks and interpol is into songes only problem today with the leaks appears to have lost or left its main web host amazon dot com the main website and sub site devoted to the diplomatic documents were unavailable from the us and europe this afternoon as amazon servers refused to acknowledge requests for data so i guess the signage is finally starting to feel the full weight of the u.s. government and pretty. now earlier this week we first told you about a document in the wiki leaks scandal that sheds light on secretary of state hillary clinton clinton signing off on requests for personal information on diplomats at the u.n. and it couldn't have come at a worse time considering that today the u.s. takes over the revolving presidency of the u.n. security council correspond to has more on the story. a global partner in peace or paranoid superpower hungry for secrets our diplomats are doing what diplomats do around the world every day which is

state investigators spent the morning gathering evidence at the home of julius henson, who has taken responsibility for those controversial election day robocalls. they urged democrats to stay home and claimed that o'malley have already won. hensen is already the subject of a complaint by the maryland attorney general. we will have more on this for you coming your way tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> the wikileaks founder is speaking out after his release from prison yesterday. he is currently under house arrest at an estate in england until his extradition hearing. the controversial leader is wanted in switzerland on sex crime allegations. >> 3.3 million web pages also mention the word rape. that is a serious issue and a seriously successful smear campaign. >> he says that to the allegations are a vendetta for releasing u.s. documents. this is that what he has released so far is only a fraction of the material he intends to make public. for those who lost millions in the burnie madoff ponzi scheme -- >> $7.2 billion is the amount that the state of a florida philanthropist will pay back to t

the attorney general has reportedly filed a civil lawsuit against julius henson.n was on the pay roll of the bob ehrlich gubernatorial campaign when 100,000 robocalls were made. they targeted voters to stay home. henson has already admitted responsibility. >>> there is a warning about a so call jury duty scam. according to officials in loudoun coty, here's how it works. scammers tell people to say a warn has been issued for their arrest because they failed to appear for jury duty. during phone call, the scammer asks for social security number and other information to verify the jury notice. if you giveut any of that information, you a at rick of having your identity stolen. >>> parents in virginia and students faced with ever increasing college tuition bil have a new ally. he hated out budget priorities in richmond. the governor wats to boost higher educati funding if the universities will keep tuition in check. >>> the applause for the address is trition. but this year there's something to cheer. a $400 million budget surplus. and governor bob mcnaldaid one of hi

the artist is julius. that erotic allure has been caught by brown in his book. >> it certainly has been. >> would you deny if jesus were to have a lover, that lover would have been mary magdalene. >> she does remain the most likely candidate. the difficulty is that we do not have firm evidence one way or another, and therefore i don't believe it is possible to draw an inference that is reasonable. >> we don't have evidence to the contrary. >> that is the case. >> in fact there is some things in his life that lead people to think the fact they were alone when he was casting out the devil which we will get in to in a moment. how old were they when they met? >> i think it is true because they are sometimes alone, because they join in ritual together, particularly rituals of anointing, some people have surmised therefore they must have had a sexual relationship in addition. the difficulty with such arguments is they may tell us more about the way we feel about sexuality than the way in which -- mary magdalene

maryland's attorney general has reportedly filed a civil lawsuit against julius henson happen he was on the payro of bob ehrlich's examine when robo calls were sent out on election day. i want encouraged them to stay home. henson has admitted responsibility. >> d.c. mayor-elect vincent gray want to keep some key leaders in heir position as he transitions next month. yesterday he renominated directors of public works, department much motor vehicles and d.c. development. gray has yet to ne a school chancellor. he said he would like to finish making all appointments by christmas. vincent gray takes the mayoral office on january 2nd. >>> a soldier fr our area died this week. sean cutsforth was killed. he graduated from brentville high school in manassas. his family said he was a talented athlete who played baseball in college and virginia beach. his wife is expecting their first child in april. specialist cutsforth was 22 years old. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange is relang at april friend's mansionn the uk while swedish authorities want to extradite him on allegations of sex crimes

historians christmas observances took place in april and may, it wasn't until the 4th century that pope juliusthe 25th of december to be the date of the nativity. popular theory that the church wanted it to coincide with the festival of sol invictus the roman god of the conquered sun. today, some 2,000 years after that, two billion people the world over have been calling december 25th, christmas the the day to mark with prayer, gifts and song. ♪ next, common ground. yeah, you'll get used to it. course one of holy days. a good time for reminder that religion, is that times divide us have history in common. >> i will make mistakes and that god will forgive me. >> this is a faith club bringing neighbors together on a quiet block in buffalo, new york. >> as a christian we're taught that we must forgive because christ forgave us. >> muslims, jews and christians finding themselves through knowing each other's faith. >> i think it's amazing all of our focus is to try to understand each other better. >> this group was started bylorn in search of an answer. >> why is -- we're so similar. >> her mission

the roads are nice and clear and julius and this morning, john munson from sugar bowl resort. good morning. >> good morning pared their day and a good job, we've had to epic storms and they're doing a great job. today's planned to be beautiful, but is running above 54 degrees in the conditions could not be better severe winter enjoy beautiful day. >> is it looks fantastic. anderson you're expecting more snow come tuesday or something? >> yes the truth be told the better weather breaks for the better days, it covers up the rocks and tree is a lot better than the powder rate so it is looking great. 90 percent chance of dropping 7-10 in. and into tuesday and wednesday and hopefully it another five or six and that will freshen up as up quite nicely going into the hospitals. >> i love your text as it is quite is set up for it thanksgiving. >> yes themselves a marketing perspective over last year you are about 700 percent up. it has been great. >> that's fantastic i hope this continues for a then you get more 70's and up on the base and it looks like you're going to so have a good t

[applause] ♪ >> what is julius genachowski proposing? these new net neutrality rules of the road.hey have been the work for a year. this is something i think everyone agrees with, the carriers as well as most of the consumer folks out there, is that companies who control the internet should not be -- broadband providers should not be allowed to degrade traffic or blocked traffic. for example, people should be able to get their net flicks video and a service provider cannot degrade that because they do not want them watching that. that is something that everyone agrees on. if you see areas which are unsettled still and both sides arprobably not quite happy with, on the broadband side is basically saying, these folks should have a chance to be able to manage their networks. but he is giving them the opportunity -- allowing in the rules broadband providers can also have companies pay for premium access to consumers by their broadband pipe. if a medical monitoring company wanted to have a special service that dedicated bandwidth so that it had very high quality access to do that, that

and he chose the first 12 from julius caesar through donation, many of them are fascinating. some of them terrible tyrants, dictators. some of them great men like caesar augustus. and that book that he wrote became famous, since purnick began to has never been out of print. is basically our source material, not only for the lives of those great roman emperors, but for the characters, the personalities. because he, being in rome, he was able to do interviews with people who lived through some of the lives of those caesars, and by telling not only their public lives by their private lives. he gave his unforgettable insight, this window onto the world of rome, and at the height of the roman empire. >> host: so he is often credited as some was the father of psychological character driven biography. in fact, he had a classical president. >> guest: that's true, but the big difference i think is he did something that has never been done since, as far as i know, as far as biographical history. and i know if my book is the first time. it's been tried since roman times, but he decided

. >> julius received a scholarship from mama brown in middle school.ey, studying biology and music with plans to become a doctor. >> to me, having the scholarship means that i have a place here in berkeley. it means that i don't have to work a full-time or part-time job. that means i can prepare myself for the future. >> he is is one of 60 students brown says she has sent to college and she plans to keep her promise to many more. >> give a child an opportunity no matter where he or she comes from, they will succeed. >> dan solomon, cnn, oakland, california. >> read more stories that matter to all of us, pick up the latest issue of "essence" magazine now. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's ultimate surf and turf event. with three seafood-and-steak combinations, all under $20! like succulent lobster and wood-grilled sirloin, or new chardonnay shrimp and sirloin. ends soon at red lobster. has the biggest hotelimp deals we're offering the big deal guarantee. book a hotel with name your own price and if you can find a lower published price anywhere els

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she writes about her love with marc anthony and julius caesar and tells her life story in a way that's. >> stocking stuffers here at the end. >> adriana trigiani, one of america's favorite authors, she has "don't sing at the table." and how to deal with your in-laws in there. which is perfect advice for the holidays. and the importance of getting a good breakfast, all good grandmother advice. >> and lastly a book that's going to make you go ah. >> a book of cute, you know, baby animals. you can't go wrong with that. >> john, great to have you here. >> good to see you. >> up next, dessert delights from sunny anderson. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness cos in 25 decious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. now the yoplait you love in a new four pack. try it today. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on ci

. >> julius genachowski outlined a plan for broadband. the fcc is scheduled to vote on the plan december 21st. the proposal aims to address concerns about the way large internet service providers manage their networks. this is a little more than 10 minutes. >> good morning. after months of hard work at fcc, and other parts of government, in the private sector, and in the public interest community, and after receiving more than 100,000 comments from citizens across america, i'm pleased to announce that we've reached an important milestone in our effort to protect internet freedom and openness. yes i circulated to my colleagues, draft rules of the road to preserve the freedom and openness of the internet. this framework, if adopted, later this month, would advance a set of core goals. it would ensure that the internet remains a powerful platform for innovation and job creation. it would empower consumers and entrepreneurs. it would protect free expression. it would increase certainty in the marketplace and spur investment both at the edge a

this week we will have net neutrality proposals by julius genachowski.ons at committee and mark m. ericsson -- markham erickson. that is tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> without the new start treaty being ratified by the senate, we do not have a verification mechanism to ensure we know what the russians are doing. and they do not know what we are doing. if you have uncertainty in the area of nuclear weapons, that is a much more dangerous world to live in. >> find out more about the expired start nuclear arms treaty with russia, what it might accomplish, where it stands now as well as the history. >> the c-span networks, we provide coverage of politics, public affairs, nonfiction books and american history. it is available to you on television, radio, online and social networking sites. and find our content any time with the c-span digital -- video library. it is washington your way. the c-span networks, now available in more than 100 million homes, created by cable and provided as ia public service. host: eric alito from the american petroleum

all three items will be presented by the office of engineering and technology, julius chief of the office will give the introduction. >> thank you. congratulations on your touch work today. >> good morning mr. chairman and commissioners. we will be presenting three items for consideration today each of which serve to the commission spectrum goals and as a result of boosted the economy in jobs. the first item is a notice of proposed rulemaking that would leave the groundwork for improving efficiencies in the spectrum currently used for tv broadcasting to make more spectrum available for wireless products and services. here at the table is the deputy chief of oetc, bill flake, the chair of the mass media along with the associate chief of the bureau, and barbara, chief of the didier division. the item will be presented by allen, but before turning the floor over i would like to extend thanks to the people who have worked on this item, for the media bureau, bill flake, barbara and rebecca hansen, john major, rob and gordon got free. from the wireless telecommunications bureau, ruth, john leib

some include sec to back their julius genachowski and high school students, educators and online safety advocates. this is hosted by the federal communications commission. it's about two hours. .. we are the technology and hub for the district of columbia public schools and 21st century approach to teaching and learning for technology including biotechnology, engineering lead the way, information technology and media has paved the way for students to come to the highest performing students in the united states. if our children are to compete globally in this new age of technology, then our approach to education must change to meet these new challenges. here at mckinley, 95% of students go off to college every year and their increase and achievement are standardized tests over the last four years have been dramatic. this is not due to chance, but focus on developing rigorous and innovative technology curriculum having a school of master teachers and focus on the aligning student learning to the demand of the global market. of course, i would be remiss if i didn't mention the of the numbe

all three items will be presented by the office of engineering and technology, julius chief of the officewill give the introduction. >> thank you. congratulations on your touch work today. >> good morning mr. chairman and commissioners. we will be presenting three items for consideration today each of which serve to the commission spectrum goals and as a result of boosted the economy in jobs. the first item is a notice of proposed rulemaking that would leave the groundwork for improving efficiencies in the spectrum currently used for tv broadcasting to make more spectrum available for wireless products and services. here at the table is the deputy chief of oetc, bill flake, the chair of the mass media along with the associate chief of the bureau, and barbara, chief of the didier division. the item will be presented by allen, but before turning the floor over i would like to extend thanks to the people who have worked on this item, for the media bureau, bill flake, barbara and rebecca hansen, john major, rob and gordon got free. from the wireless telecommunications bureau, ruth, john leibo