just a copy of an e-mail from larry wilson which shows the tile design. sorry. i thought -- >> i thought we were going to hire an agency for this. >> we are working on a contractor for this. >> so we're not doing this, right? >> no. this web site and another section or two of the controller's web site that need design improvement. we have a contractor available to us and we need to proceed with a small contract to get it done. >> to execute it or decide what we're going to put on there. are we going to talk about the strategy. >> you give them a scope of work, they give you beta test designs to look at and move through it in that way. >> okay. it seems these issues all sort of fit together, the benchmarking thing might inform what we want to put on there based on what other people put on there. the analysis on what people are going to the web site for right now, we want those easy to get to. i want to make sure there's actually an analysis discussion and not just a design. >> yep. anything else on that? public satisfaction survey. so i have a little bit better p

larry summers. later, conversation world war i and president woodrow wilson. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. and 79 c-span was created as a public service is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> recently the communicators were with -- their own by gnocchi, a finnish telecommunications company. we talked with the president at the lab's headquarters in new jersey. >> where are we? we are in bell labs, with like to think it's very relative in the future as well. just about every technology the operation system the other communications, your apple phone or other phones satellite communication, we consider ourselves the foundation of the internet. >> who owns bell labs today? >> the company will remember from the 33-ten, did you ever have one of those phones? sort of a wedge. when that evolved is sold to microsoft and microsoft shutdown. another day on the network part of it. >> is much more on the network side of things. >> this is interesting because it's for the good of humankind. it may be unlikely but when it set up was a monopoly owns. his loyalty free licenses and s

larry summers. later, conversation world war i and president woodrow wilson. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily.and 79 c-span was created as a public service is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> recently the communicators were with -- their own by gnocchi, a finnish telecommunications company. we talked with the president at the lab's headquarters in new

larry krasner. >> 31 staffer, murder squad prosecutors, high ranking deputies and division chiefs terminated, among them, mark wilson, a veteran prosecutor that sent many to death row. >> he and others were reluctant to speak about their firing. >> sources say he never met face to face with those fired but hauled them before a bureaucrat with no explanation as to why they are let go. he released this message, change is never easy. today's actions were necessary to achieve the agenda. for president john mcnez by never a fan ofarry krasner says this about the shakeup. >> it's shocking number one. it's scary for what it says is going to happen to the court system over the next six or seven months. >> former prosecutor richard sachs who was out of town serving 30 years in the da's office was devastated. he said there was only one thing that those fired had going against them. >> they won their cases, sought justice for the victims. they did their jobs. >> bad as he feels for those fired -- >> i feel worse for the city of philadelphia. i think her citizens are going to suffer. >> city council woman marianne tasco differs

wilson tonight king of prussia. shawnette, thank you today philadelphia district attorney larry krasner app point add new immigration counsel. caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. they also want to make sure that far one is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups day praising krasner's decision. we applaud district attorney krasner's move in app pointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. creates more trust with law enforcement not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by the district attorney's office, but also, the community at large. >> arnold is looking forward to building trust within those communities so everyone can get the help they need. >>> we are following more breaking news at this hour. a bombshell report in the new york times says president trump ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller in june but the times says he back down when the white house counsel threatened to resign. accordi

larry drives for two of his 13. a.u. leads by five at the break. but army comes back. powered by matt wilson.h to slow him down tonight. game-high 16 points for him. but the game comes down to the last 13 seconds. army leads by two. a.u. with the ball. give it to nelson. gets the drive with the ball. just won't drop. american loses 58-54. coach brennan had almost everything he wanted on that last >> sam was right at the rim. erri everything that we ran we essentially got. saeed's right at the rim, sam's right at the rim twice. we got a couple open looks. it's just finishing. that tells me they're getting better, they're working at it. we've just got to stay positive and take that next step. >> and that next game tore american is on thursday. but a new college football national champion will be crowned tonight. georgia and alabama duking it out for the title. for u.g. their coach kirby smart trying to become the first former assistant of nick saban to beat him, and boy, what i win that would be. right now in the fourth quarter. georgia leads alabama 20-13. the bulldogs looking for their first

wilson, fox 29 ne news. >> after seven days and more than 150 emotion packed statements from victims, a judge has handed former usa gymnastics dr. larryassar his sentence of 40 to 175 years behind bars. and the judge today made sure nassar knew he would never leave prison. fox's matt fin has more from chicago. >> acceptable apology to all of you it's impossible to write and convey. i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. >> reporter: disgraced former directly to his victims before a judge handed down a heavy sentence for his role in sexually assaul assaulting young gymnasts. sentencing hearing lasting seven days as more than 150 of his victims including former olympian came forward to share their stories. >> you still think that somehow you are right, that all right doctor, that you're entitled, that you don't have to listen and that you did treatment. i wouldn't send my dogs to you, sir. >> nassar pleading guilty to sexually assaulting ten girls under the guys of medical treatment. judge sentencing him to 40 to 175 years behind bars. saying that with this sentence, she assigned nassar's death warrant. >> you do not d