paul kirby. >> do you think senators will try to bring that up to senate republicans? greg walden do not get involved in the confirmation process. get think they will involved. this has always been a sore spot with congressional republicans. i think blair and i specifically squared off on this issue in our former lives. this is the kind of thing where congressional republicans get very troubled by the idea that the commission is making mergers. if you have strongly held views on this or that issue, do it through the normal process, through rulemaking. i think they have gotten very worried about the increasing tendency for the commission to not only condition a merger, but the more recent phenomenon where the parties will voluntarily make conditions to a deal. >> you say voluntarily, with a gun to their head. >> correct. this has been the tension between congressional republicans and the fcc for about 10 or 15 years. a lot of times the commission does have trouble getting these things done through rulemaking. parties are eager to get a deal done. it's not unusual for pa

[laughter] next question, topic, paul kirby. >> you mentioned the all-ip transition. how difficult is it going to be for the fcc, for tom to manage some sort of regulatory structure? already, obviously, very early in that argument you have got competitors saying, look, this is just a ruse to say there's no obligation and connection and, basically, they're going to get cut off. any predictions about how he will manage that? >> guest: well, look, i think that, actually, his understanding of the industry and its history and the technology will actually serve him and the commission or very well. i think it's a very complicated proceeding. the common theme of justin and i is these things actually are very complicated. but having said that, i do think interconnection will be one of the most important issues and how it's addressed. i do think that at the end of it we will serve the country well by making sure that industry knows the date certain at which they no longer have to invest in old networks. but i also think that we have to, you know, strive to make sure that we are

. >> well, joining us to look at the issues that tom wheeler and the fcc will be face eggs paul kirby, senior editor of telecommunications reports. >> i want to get blair's reaction. the fcc's goal is to adopt rules this year for the action. and hold the auctions next year. >> yes. >> is that realistic? we just heard a lot of issues still to be decided and some of the key leaders could leave with they change in chairmanship. >> that's correct. if we were vetting i would say the auction would be in 2015. but having kind of helped manage that agency, i think it's goh good to hold people's feet to the fire to have calendar. if it slips because of a change in leadership or issues that come up, so bee it. about of you machine on it for 2015, it will be 2016. i think they have a terrific staff. great expertise, being applied to this auction. i certainly agree with justin. i think this is an issue, where if the auction fails, it's going to be difficult for the wheeler chairmanship to be seen as a success. if it's a success, it doesn't mean that the chairmanship will be a success because ther

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. >> reporter: kirby tate, who served nine years on a nonviolent drug charge spent three of those years in solitary confinement, mostly in unit 32. >> you pray to god. you lay in bed every day and pray, "please, let this be the last day." if you're not a psychopathic maniac, they have no business putting you in solitary confinement. >> we should be looking at those individuals that we're afraid of. >> reporter: chris epps opened unit 32 in 1990 when was parchman's second in command, but in 2010, as the state commissioner of the corrections, he decided to close it. >> it has not affected public safety, as far as the citizens of the state. it has not affected our staff. no one has gotten hurt. >> reporter: you've been quoted as saying if you treat somebody like an animal. >> that's exactly the way they behave, and we learned that firsthand. >> reporter: firsthand in 2007 when there were three murders and one suicide inside unit 32. the a.c.l.u. sued epps over what it called inhumane conditions. >> it's my belief it affected them mentally. >> reporter: you think it triggered psychiatric pr

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. >> reporter: old anyonian drive at fairfax they are paving at kirby. 85 to northbound 270, looks great out of frederick no problems down route 121. a live look outside and show what you it looks like a little further south at falls road. no issues right now as you head through the rockville bethesda area. this time we are heading over to the east side of town bw parkway route 50 no issues. looking good coming in from annapolis. this time we are at the beltway at georgia avenue. >>> tiger woods is coming to the dc area today. we are going to tell you why, coming up. >>> the nationals only hope of going 500 on their west coast road trip is to win the series. they start tonight in san francisco. >>> let's check out the facebook question of the morning. what hair color do you think turns a man on? according to a recent study 54% of men prefer their wives to be brunette, blonde or a red head? >> tony king said brunette is my vote. never know if she is a true blonde and red heads for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide r

good laboratory to kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach the creation of life should care about humans in britain this is why you should care watch only on the r.t. dot com. coming up on our t.v. it was revealed that the u.s. justice department was collecting associated press phone calls for months now the press will weigh in on president obama and the obama administration's explanation for how this could happen more in the fallout coming up. and stories in moscow detained a member of the u.s. embassy under suspicion of him being. cia agent there are even calls for the suspected for the suspects expulsion from the country will have the latest on the case just ahead. her room will soon learn how the seventeenth round of negotiations on the trans-pacific partnership how will these talks turn out for trade relations and what's being hidden from the public we'll find out later in the show.

kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated. doesn't sound anything mission to teach me. to care about humans. this is why you should care only. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go to new york and speak with jam records for part two of our interview he's the author of currency wars gem records welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max all right jim record wall street loves quantitative easing but in the rest of the world economists and policymakers and emerging economies believe that q.e. is an act of currency war that will ultimately lead to a military confrontation your thoughts is a hot war possible. well how it was possible we may get one without quantitative easing just looking at what's going on in the middle east but coming back to the global situation you write about quantitative easing we are on a currency were a lot of people looked at what the bank of japan did in december two thousand and twelve and now into two thousand and thirteen with their massive you know one point four trillion dollar equivalent quantitative easing and s

> authorities say the remains of a man in a wet suit and a jacket were found along a trail west of kirbyabout five -- 5:00 last night. they say the body had been there for quite some time. there's no indication of the cause of death. >>> some nurses and doctors after marin general hospital are raising a red flag tonight about a new computer system that was implemented just last week. ktvu's mike mibach spoke to one nurse who says the new system is compromising patients care and even leaving some doctors in tears. >> reporter: marin general hospital. >> my body is not making its own blood. >> reporter: linda swab is one of its patients. >> i have never had any problem at all. >> reporter: registered nurse, barbara ryan disagrees. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. i mean there's melt downs. >> reporter: ryan a maternity and pediatric nurse has a number of patients have recently received the wrong medication. >> sometimes on patients that have been discharged. >> there was a cardiac med that had the wrong dosing on it. it had an adverse affect on a person's heart rate. >> reporter:

>> her sexy co-star luke kirby. >> here's our okay or not okay.r parents? like jennifer lawrence lives with her parents in a condo. taylor lautner, bradley cooper lives with his mother. >> his mom lives with him. >> there's a difference. >> again with the correcting. >> let's hear what we had to say. >> it's unusual, but certainly okay. especially if it's bradley cooper. >> if it's okay with the kids and it's okay with the parents, it is okay with me. >> did they check with you, hoda? >> no one checks with me. >> all right, whatever. >> ridiculous. >> really silly. it only matters because i think it would be weird if bradley cooper lived with his mom. but i think it's sweet that his mom lives with him. >> his mom lives with bradley cooper. >> you're right on that we're following up on a little something. we told you guys that it was heidi klum who was giving her child, her children money to eat their veggies, basically. >> to drink smoothies or something. we asked you guys, what did you think about -- >> did you think it was right to bribe your ch

> authorities say the remains of a man in a wet suit and a jacket were found along a trail west of kirby- 5:00 last night. they say the body had been there for quite some time. there's no indication of the cause of death. >>> some nurses and doctors after marin general hospital are raising a red flag tonight about a new computer system that was implemented just last week. ktvu's mike mibach spoke to one nurse who says the new system is compromising patients care and even leaving some doctors in tears. >> reporter: marin general hospital. >> my body is not making its own blood. >> reporter: linda swab is one of its patients. >> i have never had any problem at all. >> reporter: registered nurse, barbara ryan disagrees. >> nurses are crying. doctors are crying. i mean there's melt downs. >> reporter: ryan a maternity and pediatric nurse has a number of patients have recently received the wrong medication. >> sometimes on patients that have been discharged. >> there was a cardiac med that had the wrong dosing on it. it had an adverse affect on a person's heart rate. >> reporter: on may 7 the

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secret lover tori kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the r.-g. dot com. twenty eight minutes past ten pm here in the russian capital you're watching the business program with me. germany's unemployment in the may jump to four times more than anticipated raising serious doubts about europe's economic recovery and that's the fourth straight month that the number of jobless is growing so is germany's europe's largest economy any sign of trouble there could spell the continued weakness for the eurozone as a whole i asked my anger and analysts said b g c partners in london if germany's latest jobless data indicates that the european recovery is on very shaky ground and not just in the periphery. you know i would say so and i've argued for a number of months that i didn't necessarily buy into the view that we would see a significant turnaround in the european economy during the course of this year and i t

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national park service says the remains of a man in a wet suit and jacket were found along a trail west of kirbyght. the body had been there for a while. so far there's no word on a cause of death or the man's identity. the area is being treated as a potential crime scene. >>> time now 7:49. a southern california wildfire now 25% contained, but high winds may cause some problems. it has now burned 3800 acres neither grapevine. yesterday they had cooler temperatures. that helped the firefighters get control of the flames. it started wednesday, quickly spread because of dry brush and grass. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a nearby high school and a state park were evacuated as a precaution. >>> his name is kai. at least that's what they call him, a homeless hitchhiker and a hit on the internet, but he's in jail this morning. back in february this video of kai went viral. he was describing how he stopped an attack on a fest fresno you want worker. yesterday kai was arrested at a bus station in philadelphia. prosecutors say he killed a new jersey lawyer inside the victim's home.

republican counsel to the house commerce committee, and one of our regulars here on the program, paul kirby. thank you. >> thank you. c-span, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> next, the pentagon briefs reporters on their annual report to congress on the chinese military's capabilities. the report reveals that china's military budget is increasing as it continues to pursue its long-term military modernization program. this is 30 minutes. >> thanks very much, kathy, and thank you to everybody that is here this afternoon. i appreciate the opportunity to come out to brief you on the release of the 2013 edition of the annual report to congress on military and security developments involving the peoples republic of china. the act, as amended in fiscal year 2010, mandates we publish this report in both the unclassified and classified forms. the report is a department of defense product. produced in partnership by the office of the secretary of defense for policy and the defense intelligence agency that we coordinate with the department of state, homeland security,

michael kirby of australia, a former justice of the australian supreme court has been appointed chairmanssion of inquiry. miss sonya circle of serbia, the leading human rights advocate the bachans, is a member of the commission, and then marzuki, formerly indonesia's attorney general, and is the special investigator on human rights who will serve as a member of this commission. we will continue to work with our partners here and elsewhere to support the commission of inquiry on its effort to look at these human rights problems, to make recommendations. the committee on -- the commission of inquiry will present its findings to the human rights council in march next year. so, we'll have the opportunity to review these recommendations when that report is completed. it's significant that the resolutions that have been adopted recently in the u.n. general asemi and in the human -- general assembly and the human rights council, the last three have been passed without recorded votes. basically the consensus was overwhelming and it was not even considered worth the bother of voting because there

thursday, prime minister kirby will meet president obama at the white house. friday, president obama will be in baltimore talking about the middle class, jobs, and the economy. this morning, honoring the top cops who have been nominated by the national association of police organizations. >> expecting president obama here in the east room of the white house any moment. you will be honoring the national association of police organization top cops, outstanding members of law enforcement from across the country. on the other side of the white house this morning, the west wing, apparently was evacuated. reporters and photographers evacuated from the west wing because of some smoke that came from a faulty piece of equipment. the u.s. secret service buchman said they were evacuated out of "an abundance of caution." people have been allowed back into the west side of the white house. obama expected momentarily to honor the top cops of the national association of police organization. >> ladies and german, at this time, please silence all cell phones. the program will

he will be followed by a good spring for fm kirby research fellow for national security policy.ker is to put it bluntly, our numbers guy. baker is a recognized expert in the how we take all of the policy and the theory that we do in the defense business and actually make it happen. and that's by getting the right budgetary support and spending the money that is allocated correctly and wisely. and he will be looking at this hollow force from that end. and then we will follow up with retired u.s. army colonel richard done. ridge had 29 years in the army and been 14 years in industry, working for northrop grumman and saic. he has some very interesting points. is final tour in the army was as a director of the chief of staff, the armies staff. for those not army folks, that's basically the idea guys for the chief of staff, the army. and i'm guessing that whatever they call the staff group today, they're pretty busy right now. so he will have an interesting perspective there. and rich has also authored for heritage, a paper on readiness. i regret it's not ready today, but it will be

counsel to the house energy and commerce committee, and one of our regulars here on the program, paul kirby, "telecommunications reports" senior editor. gentlemen, thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> coming up next, a look at a joint effort by labor groups and employers to preserve private employer pension programs. after that a live discussion with former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez and former mexican president on migration and economic competitiveness in the u.s., mexico and central america. then a forum on the political situation in egypt two years after the revolution with a look at the country's political crisis and its new generation of leaders. and the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern from a one week recess for general speeches followed later by votes on the internet sales tax bill and legislation dealing with flood protection and water supply projects. >> mrs. grant was also interesting. you know, they had had this extraordinary roller

michael kirby -- a former australianthe supreme court has been appointed chairman of the commission of the human rights advocate in the balkans has also been appointed as a member of the commission. the former indonesian attorney- general -- who is the special -- on north korean human rights will also be a member of this commission. the human rights advocate inwe will continue to h our partners. we will help to look at these human rights problems and make recommendations and the committee -- the commission of inquiry will present its findings to the human rights council, next year. we will have the opportunity to review those recommendations when the report is completed. that theignificant resolutions adopted recently in the united nations general assembly and human rights council, the last three have been passed without recorded votes. considered worth the bother of voting, because there were so few in opposition for north korea. the inquiry was done a couple of moments ago. with the concern of human rights in north korea, there is a growing awareness, with books and other things that