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admiral kirby i want to give you there. we're getting information coming out of this meeting right now. this is from kim jong-un, this is through an interpreter. it says, of course there are challenges ahead, but i am ready or willing. it's not clear if he said ready or willing, he could have said either one, to do this. and that's what kim jong-un said during that extended bilateral meeting. what do you think of that, admiral? >> hopeful. i'm optimistic like a lot of people that this can lead to some success here. look, this is something north koreans have said before, recently as 2005, kim's father says very much the same kind of things coming out of that urther advanced their l apart. nuclear weapons program. i'm hopeful about this but i think we all need to be clear eyed about what can be done on what kind of time scale. >> john, this is for you. this is during the walk along the policy. kim jong-un to president trump as conveyed by the translator, here's the quote, many people -- he's talking to president trump -- many

let's bring in john kirby and phil mudd. nice to have you both here. admiral kirby, considering that you were also the spokesperson at the pentagon and you know political speak, what do you make of the president's answers, because bret baier gave him two chances to condemn the human rights atrocities carried out by the kim regime and he didn't do it? >> brett was trying to get him to go there and he just wouldn't do it. what you're seeing is trump's hands fisted way of what implementing the sunshine policy. this is actually not so much trump but xi and moon jae-in's influence on trump. this is the sunshine policy in action where you praise north koreans and give them legitimacy and give them concessions, a big one in suspending these exercises in hopes that they'll open up and by opening up, you can get them to whittle back their nuclear program. this is the sunshine policy in implementation and it hasn't worked yet. it's great on paper but it hasn't been successful. we'll have to see what the next round of negotiations produced with mike pompeo there,

esther o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. -- mr. o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. >> in the last administration, t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be for nationwide wireless carriers? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application put forth before the commission and analyze that in terms of the data that is presented. what are the circumstances in the marketplace? one of the providers? what are the promises that they are providing? what is the debt load they are taking on? are they going to meet those obligations? i would look at the application as forthright as i expected, and i don't have an artificial number in my head that should be this or that. havingre benefits to more and stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstance may be and i take the applications as they are presented to me. watch the communicators monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. next on american history tv, we explore how george c marshall's helped prepare for his assignment as army chief of staff durin

. >> let's bring paul kirby in. he's senior editor at telecommunications report. >> thank you. you mentioned congress. you often say you do not want to tell congress what to do. do you think they will finally do something? not this year, there's an election, but at some point do something to avoid what some call the regulatory ping-pong? when the white house changes, then the fcc changes, the rules change. commissioner o'rielly: i can't guarantee anything, but i hope so. i have talked to a number of friends on capitol hill during my time. they are interested in legislating. they have had conversations on both sides of the aisle. maybe not right now. maybe the circumstances do not allow it given the political season we are in. i don't know for sure. it does seem like things are aligning. i like to believe we can legislate. it is the only way we can address the issue you highlighted. >> do you feel the folks who supported the order, are you frustrated the pr folks on the other side paint you as against internet freedom? commissioner o'rielly: no, i don't worry. i have to do what

back to you quys and white kirby estate. back to you guysin and white kirby estate.ly. good morning. i am on avon beach in christchurch this morning and running towards me are some of the gents from the local swimming cloud. i will go in with them. on second thoughts, i am not. anyway, it is lovely here on the beach this morning. the sun is beating down, we have blue skies. yesterday's top temperature was in wales, in porthmadog we hit 32 celsius. 31.9 to be precise. today we could hit 32 once again. this time it is more likely to be in scotland, so 31 or 32 highly likely, and in northern ireland we could hit 30 as well. what is happening is high pressure is still firmly in charge of our weather, so things are settled. but we do have a weather front just settled. but we do have a weather frontjust coming across the north of scotland. that is introducing some thick cloud across shetland at the moment, and through the day it will filter further south. we also have, coming infrom will filter further south. we also have, coming in from the north sea, around that area of

it's where the kirby and an south atlantic -- caribbean, and south atlantic, and mediterrann, and latin world could mix and with this vast land of what proved to be the wealthiest valley on earth, the mississippi valley. this vast river flowing, connecting all these diverse cultures, have the there not be , a notableng city location pivoting those two together? it was a mostly catholic city and a mostly protestant nation. it was a mostly roman civil law society in a mostly english common law nation. it was a french long-lost surveying regin a township and range surveying nation. it was a west indian architecture city and the mostly neoclassical greek revival nation. you have all these different differentiations, but that eventually assimilated and hybridized and affected the rest of the nation in the form of the music and the food as well as the architecture. that is why. >> thank you so much for showing us around today. >> you're staff cities towards travel to new orleans to learn about its rich htory. about new orleans and other stops on our tour at c-span/cities tour. you are watchin

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. >> let's bring paul kirby in. senior editor. >> you mentioned congress, you say you do not want to tell congress what to do. do you think they will finally do something? at some point do something to avoid what some call the regulatory ping-pong? , the rules change. >> i hope so. i have talked to a number of friends during my time. they are interested in legislating. they have had conversations on both sides of the aisle. maybe circumstances do not allow it. i don't know for sure. it does seem like things are aligning. >> do you feel the folks who , are you the order frustrated the pr folks on the other side paint you as against internet freedom? i have to do what i think is the best interest. i am comfortable with my decision. i understand the politics and the pr effort, something i have worked on for many years. notnot surprised i did succeeded in winning the pr battle. confident in the direction we have gone. >> another item of interest. children's programming. you have beenm asked to spearhead. can you give a

. >> host: that's when paul kirby and torah discussion here in "the communicators." senior editor at telecommunications report. >> guest: thank you. you often say you don't want to tell members what to do, but do you think congress will finally do something not this year, but at some point do something to avoid when the white house changes the party and the fcc changes the rules change. >> i can't guarantee anything but i certainly hope so. i've talked to a number of friends on capitol hill during that time i was there and they are interested in legislating. they've had conversations along both sides of the aisle. i don't know for but it seems like right at this moment the only way we can address the issue you highlighted back and forth. >> support in the order such as yourself adopted last december. are you frustrated the folks on the other side basically peggy wallace against internet freedom? >> i have to do what i think is the best of american consumer and the message inconsistent with the statue. i'm comfortable with my decision i've made. i understand the polit

. >> let's bring paul kirby into the discussion. senior editor at how to medications. >> thank you. say you don't want to tell congress what to do but do you think congress will finally do something, not this year because of the election but at some point you think they will do something to avoid what some folks call the regulatory ping-pong of when the white house changes the party and the fcc changes and then the rules change. >> i can't guarantee anything but i certainly hope so. i've talked to a number of friends on capitol hill during my time that i was there and they are interested in legislating. they have had conversations among both sides of the aisle to see if they can legislate. maybe it's not right now, maybe the circumstance don't allow it, i don't know for sure but i would like to believe that we can legislate. it's the only way we can address the issue that you highlighted, the ping-pong back and forth. >> do you feel the folks who supported the order, such as yourself adopted last december, are you frustrated that the pr, the folks on the other side basically paint y

o'reilly is interviewed by telecommunications report senior editor paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama both chairman wheeler and the hate of the antitrust division felt that it should not be changed. at that time t-mobile and sprint did not merge. are a few okay? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of what is the data presented? what are the circumstances in the marketplace? what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current provideers? what are the promises that they are providing and what are the opportunities that they may be able to bring to the american consumers? what is the debt load that they are taking on. are they going to be able to meet those obligations that they are talking with us and the department of justice so i will look at the application as for the right as expected and i don't have an artificial number in terms of this or that. there are benefits to having more and benefits to having stronger providers and i want to see what the circumstance may be,

and england forward fran kirby has signed a new three—year contract with women's super league champions the pfa and football writers' association's "women's footballer of the year" awards. three—time world champion asbel kiprop has told the bbc he gave money to drug testers out of generosity. the kenyan, who won 1500m gold at the beijing olympics, tested positive for epo after an out—of—competition test in november 2017. ade adedoyin has been to meet kiprop, as he bids to clear his name? ce #3 as day breaks in kenya's rift valley athletes take to the road they hope will lead to glory, which has produced olympic and champions like kiprop though he is now trying to salvage his reputation after a failed drugs test. people think he has been doping, it is something that it has been doping, it is something thatitis has been doping, it is something that it is beyond, you feel it would have been better if i was, it had doped so the expression could be fitting, and i would be suffering, like a prisoner also, and like anybody who have committed a doping offence but today what i am undergoing is s

. >> we will meet in the middle like kirby. >> i have chemo the whole week. >> reporter: a box of crayonsan make her smile. then it's all worth it. lonnie wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, in the wake of two high profile people taking their own lives, we are focusing on suicide revenge and and mental health. >> we are sitting down with a suicide prevention specialist. >> we will be speaking with a mental health expert to learn about the health available to those -- help available to those to live happy, healthy lives. >>> 49ers wrapped up the football camp for athletes with down syndrome. players from the 49ers and valley christian high school. it's believed to be the first of its kind a ball cap united states. it is the brainchild of mike machado. son was the quarterback at valley christian once. when he asked his father to be involved, he did not think twice. >> i love watching these kids play. i love watching these kids have fun together. learn about football. it warms my heart to watch these kids. >> it feels great as a person to be able to influence someone who doesn't necessaril

. >> i wish to have a pet kirby.t eat the whole house. >> reporter: there is joy in watching caitlin enjoy the simple task of coloring one of her favorite characters. >> it is like a pink ball with a mouth and eyes. like little arms. >> reporter: it is impossible not to smile when talking to this fiery little girl who spends long days at the hospital. >> my labs are short but chemo is long. sometimes i stay overnight. >> she is an amazing kid and she is eight, almost 9. so being in the hospital is hard because she is missing her friends, all those normal social experiences that she would have at school. she is stuck in bed a lot because her chemo makes her low energy and she can be exposed to a lot of germs. i tried to bring the front to her. >> reporter: it can come in the form of crayons, they are given to children for free. thanks to the crayon initiative. a nonprofit that was started by brian in 2013. the father of two says they were realizing that restaurants who provided crayons to customers or just throwing th

society policy institute here in washington, and cnn military and diplomatic retired rear admiral john kirbyman for the state department. put on your military hat for a moment. is it appropriate for the president of the united states to salute a foreign general, let alone a foreign general of a regime like north korea? >> no, it's not. the very valid concern here was he was showing deference and respect to an officer in the military who not only brutalizes their own soldiers but their own people and still have a robust military program capable of destabilizing the region. then there is the propaganda value. if shouldn't be a surprise to anybody that north korean state tv is airing this thing on a constant loop. it's cannotexactly the image an respect that kim jong-un was trying to seek. >> so would it be appropriate for the president to salute a british or french general as opposed to a north korean general? >> look, there is not strict protocol on this. he's the president of the united states. he can return a salute to anyone he wants, foreign or domestic. it's typically not done that presi

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kirby, dan with the "washington post" and margaret talia with bloomberg. kim got and gave nothing, because everything in that document north korea has promised in previous agreements, in some of the previous agreements with a lot more specificity. but in defense of the president, he has a process now, and the leaders met and he says he has a face-to-face promise from kim which in his view makes it better than the pres agreements they walked away from. >> there is an argument here that now he's got him on the record of being committed. it is a new leader, so it's not his father. there is a little bit of a blank page here. he's got him on the record and they can move going forward, increasing sanctions, pulling back on sanctions if they need to. but it wasn't as low as what i think actually happened. there is no substance and nothing of what pompeo predicted as possible outcomes came to fruition. so it leaves everybody scratching their heads. >> and it leaves pompeo now with the hard task. all the details. >> he's always been the president's point person on

i cannot attend the hearing, but here is a photo of me with kirby. the next letter is from richard mcgill. i throughout my time on the terraces, i always appreciated the planning department. i encourages projects that keep the character of our neighborhood while allowing owner occupied investments that keep our neighborhood vibrant. roof decks add character to existing architecture and are part of the owner's pursuant of happiness. in that spirit, this is proposed -- there is this proposed addition does not appear to be a megaproject but rather makes a living space enjoyable for the building's owner occupants and i would argue the surrounding neighbors. who wouldn't prefer looking down on an attractive well appointed roof deck watching a family enjoying life in the california sun rather than overlooking a drab and dreary sea of roofs. so i hope you approve this project and i look forward to seeing you at other planning commissions. [inaudible] >> -- of roof deck is in keeping with dozens of similar roof decks within the few blocks around us. there ha

>>i wish to have a pet kirby.tching eight-year-old caitlin enjoyed the simple task of coloring one of her favorite characters. >> it is a pink ball with a mouth and with eyes and little arms. >>reporter: it is impossible not to smile when talking to this fiery little girl who spends long days here. >>my labs are short but chemo is long, sometimes i stay overnight. >>caitlin is an amazing kid, she is just about to be nine. being in the hospital is hard because she misses her friends and she misses the normal social experiences. she is stuck in bed at lot because the chemo gives her low energy and she cannot be around a lot of germs. i have had to bring the fund to her. >>reporter: fun is in the form of crayons. these boxes are given to children like caitlin for free. a nonprofit from danville started in 2013. the father of two said that he and his family realized that restaurants that provided crayons to customers were throwing those used crayons away so they decided that if they could figure out how to take those

and john kirby, you're an skpeer -- an expert.uch damage was done with the closest allies and what does this per tend for the relationship with north korea. >> and the g-7 is our closest allies from security and trade to all kinds of immigration issues and so to do this, i think he has set things back in a significant way. and that is unfortunate. now i think he thinks that this makes him look strong going into this meeting with kim jong-un. that he pushed back on insult from trudeau and i'm not going take anything and i'm willing to walk out. i don't know that that is going to help him because i don't think kim jong-un is all that concerned about his relationships with the g 7 and more concerned about the iran deal and the relationships in the regiod when we talk about a this summit only is the beginning of -- it will get harder and not easier after the summit and right now it is a bilateral discussion between him and kim but two days from now it is a multi-lateral discussion because our allies including russia and china who have

tonight -- ed helms, from "the crown," actress vanessa kirby, star of "nanette," comedian hannah gadsby

we have seen these reports, john kirby. it's a historic breakthrough they say.orth korean l islooking foe united states. the president will go to pyongyang. they are making it sound like this was a great achievement for north korea. >> in their minds, it is. it's all about legitimacy. you will notice they don't talk about the denuclearization process. kim has made them convinced that their nuclear program is the key to their life blood and their survival. this is all about elevating them on the world stage. this is one of the reasons why previous presidents were reluctant to have direct meetings with north korean leaders. you didn't want to elevate them, give them that propaganda. >> dana, among the things the north korean media is saying, thanks to the will of the top leaders of the two countries to put annd to the extreme hostile relations between north korea and the united states, which lingered for the longest period on the earth on terms of acute confrontation and to open up a new future for the sake of the interests of the peoples of th two countries and g

tonight -- ed helms, from "the crown," actress vanessa kirby, star of "nanette," comedian hannah gadsbyight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. that's great. in that case, let's get to the news. today is president trump's 72nd birthday. and when she heard that, melania disappeared again.

let's get some analysis of this with our military analyst and retired rear admiral john kirby. let's begin with a video. and you heard barbara lay out exactly what this was. this was a judgment call from the president. and when you talk about preparing for a summit, it is not just about the words that are exchanged or any concessions that may be made, it is also about the body language. it is also about, you know, what you do in respect for deference and what you withhold and what you don't do with an adversarial regime. what do you make of this? >> this is all about -- a lot of summitry is about optics and body language and if you remember when president obama went down to cuba, you know, there was all this debate about whether he was going to raise his hands with, you know, with castro and of course he didn't do that. he refused to do that. it matters. this stuff matters, and particularly matters with north korea. one thing they wanted out of this summit was legitimacy on the world stage. they have been wanting this kind of meeting for decades, and they finally got it. it is

o'reilly is interviewed by telecommunications report senior editor paul kirby. >> the last administrationnder obama both chairman wheeler and the head of the anti-trust division felt that should not be changed, should not go to three. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be more nationwide wireless carriers, are three okay? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take with the application put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of what's the data that's presented, what are the circumstances in the marketplace, what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current providers? what are the promises that they're providing and what are they -- the opportunities they may be able to bring to the american consumers. what is the debt load they're taking on. are they going to be able to meet the obligations they're talking about with us and the department of justice. i will look at the application as forthright as expected and don't have an artificial number in my head it should be this or that. there are benefits to having more and stronger pr

o'rielly is interviewed by telecommunications reporter paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama, both chairman wheeler and the head of the anti-trust division felt that four should not be changed. at that time, t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be four nationwide wireless carriers, or are three okay? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of the data that's presented. what are the circumstances in the marketplace? what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current providers? what are the promises that they're providing? what are the opportunities that they may be able to bring to the american consumers? what is the debt load they're taking on? are they going to meet those obligations they're talking about with us and the department of justice? i will look at the application as forthright as expected, and i don't have an artificial number in my head that it should be this or that. there are benefits to having more, and there are benefits to having strong proe

o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama, both chairman wheeler and the head of the antitrust commission felt that this should not be changed. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be more nationwide wireless carriers? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application that is put before the commission and analyze that in terms of what is the data that is presented, what are the circumstances in the marketplace, what are the qualifications and capabilities of the current providers? what are the promises they are providing, the opportunities they may be able to bring to consumers? what is the debt they are taking on? are they going to be able to meet the obligations with us and the department of justice? i will look at the application as forthright, and i don't have an artificial number that it should be this or that. there are benefits to having more and benefits to having stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstance may be announcer: lunch "the communicators" on c-span2. announcer: next on "lectures in h

he is interviewed by a telecommunications reporter paul kirby.dministration, wheeler and the head of the antitrust division felt that it shouldn't be changed. so at that time, they did not try to merge. should there be nationwide carriers? don't have such a structure. i want to take the applications before and analyze that in terms of what the data presented are. what is in the marketplace. and are the qualifications capabilities of the providers. what are they providing and what of the opportunities they need to be able to bring to the american consumers? they arehe debt load taking on? will they be able to meet that? i look at the application as forthright as expected and i don't have an artificial number in my head that it should need this or that. there are benefits to having more or stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstances may be with the applications as they are presented to me. i ontch the communicators c-span2. washington journal continues. host: joining us about topics happening in congress and washington, d.c. is alayna

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