leyva say there would be no sharing obligations, no access requirements, nothing like open access for network neutrality. finally in late 2004 when that regulatory determination was made you finally got bills held in significant parts of the u.s. with fiber to the homeland that is a high-speed service. it's expensive to build. xu the economics are not proven out very well but there was an investment that is in place and so a lot of people have access to, you know, ultrafast broadband as a result and that wouldn't have taken place under the regulatory regime that they would hope to accomplish. >> professor, why doesn't google's the advantage in the network neutrality rules as put forth by the fcc? >> it's a policy matter google does ask for the network neutrality and they've already for some time there is some question as to how vigorously pursue the last few years to make deals with other telecommunications providers to provide a watered-down version but the argument certainly is they are at the edge content provider and certainly a successful one. they have a product that people are

take pkg take pkg gladys leyva/inmigrante guatemalteca 12;23 un policia me paro diciendo que me habia este fue el principio de una pesadilla para gladys. 12:57 para mi era un ticket,una infraccion como ellos dicen que ponen un ticket por no cargar uno licencia 13:01 ella dice que como a cualquier criminal la arrestaron, la llevaron a la policia de san francisco y termino reportada a inmigracion 15:34 si le decia que porque yo no habia hecho nada malo, que sino solo daban un tiquete ellos me ignoraban 15:39 13:55 yo les suplicaba les rogaba porque yo tenia mi nina a penas de un ano y le daba de mamar y ellos no les importo nada de eso 14:02 organizaciones en san francisco denunciaron una vez mas hoy el programa federal comunidades seguras o scomm y exigen que se cancele...dicen que este es el responsable de que personas como gladys que han cometido infracciones menores, terminen en manos de inmigracion, bajo un programa que se supone es para perseguir a criminales peligrosos. angela chan sot:28:15 over 52 thousand dijeron que california tiene el numero mas alto de deportaciones a raiz

reported as saying the mexican drug cartels are able to blend right in and establish the metro at leyva as that strategic shipment point so my question is how real is the threat of the cartes of the american cities and what other cities are the mexican drug cartels operating out of >> congressman is very real. as you know atlanta is the hub for the business in the southeast, and the mexican cartel is recognized for a lot of the same reasons. you go from the southwest border to atlanta in about 1100 miles a 15 hour trip and then from there we would see those cartels push up loads of cocaine for example all the way up the eastern seaboard and in the bill also use the house in dallas and atlanta and other places to collect thatmoney and then push it back down to the cartel leadership so the of strategically identified locations because it is a good business model for them. surely it is a good business models for the companies like fedex and others where they use the hub to distribute certain things and if we know that they are using atlanta and dallas and phoenix and some of those areas wo

reported as saying the mexican drug cartels are able to blend right in and establish the metro at leyva as that strategic shipment point so my question is how real is the threat of the cartel's of the american cities and what other cities are the mexican drug cartels operating out of? >> congressman is very real. as you know atlanta is the hub for the business in the southeast, and the mexican cartel is recognized for a lot of the same reasons. you go from the southwest border to atlanta in about 1100 miles a 15 hour trip and then from there we would see those cartels push up loads of cocaine for example all the way up the eastern seaboard and in the bill also use the house in dallas and atlanta and other places to collect that money and then push it back down to the cartel leadership so the of strategically identified locations because it is a good business model for them. surely it is a good business models for the companies like fedex and others where they use the hub to distribute certain things and if we know that they are using atlanta and dallas and phoenix and some of those area

reported as saying the mexican drug cartels are able to blend right in and establish the metro at leyva as that strategic shipment point so my question is how real is the threat of the cartel's of the american cities and what other cities are the mexican drug cartels operating out of? >> congressman is very real. as you know atlanta is the hub for the business in the southeast, and the mexican cartel is recognized for a lot of the same reasons. you go from the southwest border to atlanta in about 1100 miles a 15 hour trip and then from there we would see those cartels push up loads of cocaine for example all the way up the eastern seaboard and in the bill also use the house in dallas and atlanta and other places to collect that money and then push it back down to the cartel leadership so the of strategically identified locations because it is a good business model for them. surely it is a good business models for the companies like fedex and others where they use the hub to distribute certain things and if we know that they are using atlanta and dallas and phoenix and some of those area