mr. lewis: the rules were common sense. there was broad agreement on the idea of open internet rules. i think it has brought a lot of to consumers that they will be protected. the 4 million people weighed in on the proceedings. a lot of people were watching wanted to make sure the internet remained open and able to innovate without asking permission. we have that assurance now. that's a good thing. host: do you think if the fcc had not done what it did last year, that it would be any different today? mr. lewis: it could be. there are a lot of of new and innovative business methods that we are striving to come up with. , they didn't have rules couldn't be. you need high-level rules of the road. that has been talked about for over a decade. were structured in a way that they would be able to pass muster. we saw the court basically say that the only way to make the strong, robust rules that consumers were demanding was to reclassification of the title to common carrier service. the court pointed t

mr. lewis." mr. lewis." "don't call me mr. lewis, "don't call me mr. lewis, "don't call me mr. ewis, r-- please. richard." r-- please. richard." r-- please. richard." "hey, you're doin' great, "hey, you're doin' great, "hey, you're doin' great, you won five emmys. you won five emmys. you won five emmys. the show's fantastic." the show's fantastic." the show's fantastic." and-- and i-- and they say, and-- and i-- and they say, and-- and i-- and they say, "what are you doin'?" i-- and "what are you doin'?" i-- and "what are you doin'?" i-- and i-- and i-- i-- i don't wanna i-- and i-- i-- i don't wanna i-- and i-- i-- i don't wanna mention his name, mention his name, mention his name, but-- because i've forgotten. but-- because i've forgotten. ut-- because i've forgotten >but he's a igta been on sw r, lke 10 yearunk-prab 3 n t-- 40, .-0, he says he says he says "richard lewis. "richard lewis. "richard lewis. oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, i grew up on you." i grew up on you." i grew up on you." "oh, thank you." "oh, thank you." "oh, thank you." and, and, and, you know, you know, you k

"don't call me mr. lewis, r-- please. richard." "hey, you're doin' great, you won five emmys. the show's fantastic." and-- and i-- and they say, "what are you doin'?" i-- and i-- and i-- i-- i don't wanna mention his name, but-- because i've forgotten. >> (laugh) >> but he's a big star, been on a show for, like, 10 years. young k-- probably 35 by now, t-- 40, he says "richard lewis. oh, god, i grew up on you." "oh, thank you." and, you know, that makes me wanna, like, you know, drink when i hear that. not really, but-- >> (laugh) >> you know what i mean. so i say, "call me richard." i said, "you're a good-- what a success at an early age." and-- and i say that, then i'm starting to feel like i-- you know, my grandfather on the railroad in russia, drinking whiskey, playing a psychiatrist is really a trip for me, 'cause i been in-- in and outta therapy and psychiatry for f-- almost my whole life. and-- but, when i got this o-- offer to do this role-- jonathan ames is a brilliant, eccentric writer. and he created this show, starring sir patrick stewart-- he doesn't like to be-- h

the personnel jacket mr. lewis speaks of has not yet been released to the media. no comment from the fraternal order of police. we'll stay on top of every development...as officer simpson remains suspended without pay. if you're just joining us.. we want to quickly bring you up to speed on the tragic accident nine on your side has been covering for you.. a man accident report by police says the driver made an "improper turn" from from edwards road to erie avenue in hyde park square. but no immediate charges have been filed aginst the bus driver. 73 year old stephen frank was killed by the impact. his daughter.. 41 year old emily frank... suffered serious leg injuries and is in the hospital. the case will go to the hamilton county prosecutor once the investigation is complete. emily frank is well known to many people in town. she started the " c'est cheese" food truck.. and is a co-founder of the food truck association. she started her food truck in 20-12. the driver of the bus was tyrone patrick.. and tonight we've learned a lot more about him. in addition to driv

bay area%" native mr. lewis said i'm shocked. brilliant song writer and really good guy. crow who did a cover story on the eagles in 1975 simply posted this photo. >> people commemorate the the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. today during the inaugural trip of the celebration train. this year cal taken partner sponsors+çñ to continue this annual tradition formerly namey the freedomz train. the freedomz train. departed. commemorates king 54 mile march in 1965 from selma to montgomery, alabama. >> so much of the stuff that is still going on and it kind of make me ó wonder if i think abot 50 years later which direction are we really going. >>reporter: once if san francisco riders march to the yurba buena art center for speeches and concerts. >>> you probably heard of california stop when driver rolls right through a red light or stop sign without actually stopping? >> now red litúk camera catches you expect a pricey ticket in the mail. however relief my soon be on the way. >> tiffany is live in millbrae to explain. tiffany? lx >>reporter: here's the deal. if yo

bay area%" native mr. lewis said i'm shocked. brilliant song writer and really good guy. crow who did a cover story on the eagles in 1975 simply posted this photo. >> people commemorate the the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. today during the inaugural trip of the celebration train. this year cal taken partner sponsors+çñ to continue this annual tradition formerly namey the freedomz train. the freedomz train. departed. commemorates king 54 mile march in 1965 from selma to montgomery, alabama. >> so much of the stuff that is still going on and it kind of make me ó wonder if i think abot 50 years later which direction are we really going. >>reporter: once if san francisco riders march to the yurba buena art center for speeches and concerts. >>> you probably heard of california stop when driver rolls right through a red light or stop sign without actually stopping? >> now red litúk camera catches you expect a pricey ticket in the mail. however relief my soon be on the way. >> tiffany is live in millbrae to explain. tiffany? lx >>reporter: here's the deal. if yo

he came to my office he was in his 70s, the son was in his 40s, he came and said mr. lewis, i am one of the people that beat you. i want to apologize, will you forgive me? the young son started crying, he started crying and i said, i accept your apology, i forgive you. they hugged me, i have been back and the three of us cried together. that is the power of the way of peace, the power of the way of love. that is the power of nonviolence. that is moving to reconciliation. marge is saying in effect that we must come to the point where we lay down the burden of race. it is sent to future generations that we can create the beloved community but it doesn't matter if we are black or white, latina, asian-american, asian-american, asian-american, or asian american, where one people, one family, one house, we all live in the same house, not just american house but the world house. [applause]. i like to quote a man who is born here in in the great state of florida. he was born and backed jacksonville florida he moved to new york and became a champion of civil rights, civil rights, la

. >> mr. lewis from georgia. >> mr. lewis is recognized for two minutes. mr. speaker, a pathway to peace. long and hard about this decision for many months. and meted briefings with citizens of my district. i even had a long session with myself and reflected on the words of martin luther king junior. we have a long, but bitter struggle for a new world. the way of peace is one of those niativey i principles. i believe this is a good deal. no, it may not be perfect. i remember standing on this very floor several years ago and speaking against a swawar in iraq. i said it then and i will say it again today. war is messy. it destroys the hopes, aspirations, and the dreams of the american people and people around the world. we are sick and tired of war and violence. we do not need more violence. we don't need more guns. when you read the newspaper, you will see a mass dislocation. too many people are suffering and leading a desperate chance for peace. i believe in my heart of hearts that this may be the most important vote we cast during our time in congress. to put

came and said, mr. lewis, i'm one of the people that beat you. i want to apologize. will you forgive me? the young son started crying. he started crying. and i said, i accept your apology, i forgive you. they hugged me, i hugged them back, and the three of us cried together. that is the power of the way of peace, the power of the way of love. that is the power of nonviolence that is moving to a reconciliation. "march" is saying in effect we must come to the point where we lay down the burden of race. it is saying to future generations that we can create the beloved community but it doesn't matter whether we are black or white, aikido, asian american or native american. we are one people, one family, one house. we all live in the same house. not just american house that the world house. [applause] i would like to quote a man who was born here in the great state of florida, a. philip randolph, was born in jacksonville, florida. he moved to new york and became a champion of civil rights, human rights, labor rights. and mr. randolph said when the so-called big six when r

king, mr. lewis and others plotted civil rights strategy. hat's changed in our politics since those days and what hasn't. >> you were talking about how the movement didn't really have a political party. >> what political leader -- is a party of principles, it is -- >> the party of javits is also the party of goldwater, we have much more clarity between the parties these days. we're much more polarized. is that better, is that progress? >> well, we made progress, that cannot be denied. we came together. it was a coalition of conscience. the question is, whether we can rebuild that coalition of conscience within the congress, within the larger community. >> we need to make it easier to vote. we need to modernize it for the way we live now. >> the current chapter of the voting rights debate, do you see it with the same clarity that we looked back on from '63 and '65, and say right and wrong was very clear? >> i do. i think even today, they don't want these people participating. they don't want low-income people, they don't want students, people

mr. lewis: yesterday, mr. speaker, lucy from atlanta stood hyped the president when he announced his action to reduce gun violence. in 2012 her son, jordan davis, was killed simply for playing loud music. i could see the pain of her loss and the anguish on her face. it broke my heart. jordan davis is one of the hundreds of thousands of americans killed in the last deke deak who are no longer with us due to gun violence. it is our duty to do all we can to protect all americans, every year mothers fearns, brothers and sisters, families and friends, beg their government to act. mr. speaker, we are deaf to their cries. are we blind to their suffering? president obama is listening. and he is leading. a leader must be a headlight. and not a tail light. members of this house, we are not leading. his proposal is common sense and constitutional. now as members we must do our part. we must do what is right and what is just. it is long overdue. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of th

. >> i yield another two and half minutes to mr. lewis from georgia. >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> mr. speaker, i rise in support of diplomacy, a pathway to peace. for many months, i have thought long and hard about this decision. i attended briefings, read documents, and met with citizens of my district. i even had a long executive section with my staff. i reflected on the words of dr. martin luther king jr. when he called upon us to rededicate ourselves to the long and bitter, but beautiful struggle for a new world. the way of peace is one of those principles. i believe that this is a good deal. no, it may not be perfect. but do not let -- [indiscernible] i remember standing on this very floor several years ago, and speaking against a war in iraq. i have said it then and i'll say it again today, war is messy. it is bloody. it destroys the hopes, the aspirations, and the dreams of a people. the american people and people around the world are sick and tired of war. we do not need need -- more violence. missiles and gu

said to me in the evening at the state of the union as he was walking down the aisle, john lewis, i love i said, mr. president, i love you, too. >> this is 7news now. >> christa: good morning. if you're sharing your holiday with us, welcome. we're good to go for 7news "today in new england." ism here are system of the stories we're working on. the matchup is set. tom brady and peyton manning will face off for chance to go to the super bowl. it's the 17th time the two have played each other. peyton didn't play earlier this year when the broncos beat the patriots in denver. >> christa: the democrat, presidential candidates taking the stage for the final time before the iowa caucuses. gun control and health care the biggest topics. front-runners hillary clinton and bernie sanders taking several swipes at one another. we'll have a full report coming your way. >> sarah: a rutland family grateful their dog was okay after it was found beaten in their front yard. who used a stick to beat the family pet. anman control believes it was a targeted attack. >> christa: if you're just waking up and you haven't lo

so when the president said to me the union as he was walking down the aisle, john lewis, i love you. i said, mr. president, i love you, too.

to me in the evening at the state of the union as he was walking down the aisle, john lewis, i love you. i said, mr. president, i love . . >> late in the news in usa today, oxfam studies highlights maximum wellt divide. it combines with 62 wealthiest individuals at the bottom half of humanity. the report found since 2010 the increased to $1.76 trillion. >>> the chicago "sun times" celine brother dies days after her husband. daniel battled cancer for several years t. announcement follows the death of dion's husband, angelil. two virginia men were charged with terrorism-related offenses by the justice department on saturday. the two are currently in fbi custody. if convicted, they could face up to 20 years in prison. one of the men was arrested at an airport, officials believe he was headed to syria to fight with isis on friday. >>> school lactic is pulling a children's book from its shelves a. book, a birthday cake for george washington has drawn outcry over the visual depiction of slaves as cheerful workers. critics say it gives young >>> vanessa hunlen, ashley tisdale, corbin blu are vying for the

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lewis? i love you. i said mr.nt, i love you, too. >> i'm shannon mulair with "first look" on msnbc. like us on facebook at first look msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. have a great day everyone. >>> senator sanders called him weak, disappointing. he even in 2011 publicly sought someone to run in a primary against president obama. >> 2008 i did my best to see that he was electriced and in 2012 i worked as hard as i could to see that he was reelectriced. >> your feelings toward president obama uhm, are a little strange, given what you said about him in 2011. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders bringing the heat to south carolina, trading blows on guns, health care, wall street, and the legacy of president obama. >>> plus the latest on the five americans released in that prisoner swap with iran. the president calls it a win for diplomacy but his critics say the u.s. got pay played again. >>> another successful launch from spacex but the rocket's return was a little more than rocky, let's just say. 5:30 on th

mr. matt lewis. happy new year to you. errol, i start with you. i did this when i was talking about sweeping change because i don't see it. i see both sides exaggerating the potential of these executive orders greatly, gun control advocates are saying, wow, what a historic thing. no, it isn't. it's clarifying existing law. you have other people saying it's an assault on the second amendment. how? when it's just clarifying existing law. >> exactly right. this is one of those silent covenants you have between both sides. it will be in the interest of all of the presidential republicans candidates to say, this is huge, i'm beginning to unsign it in my first day in office. it is in fact in president obama's interest to say i can't do much but i will do something informative. perhaps we get out of what has been sort of a decade-long gridlock on this issue. the polls show 40% in favor of things that the president is thinking about doing. 40% absolutely oppose. 20% sort of on the sidelines and that's where we've been for ten years now. >> hold on a secon

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mr. trump from entering the u.k. al jazeera's dana lewis explain why. >> hi jonathan, people here especially members of parliament said they should not vote on banning donald trump because he thrives on scandal, the best thing should be to ignore him but mps were forced to have this discussion because of the size of the outcry from the public. seemed united in condemning his rhetoric and one by one they thrashed him. >> i've heard of a number of cases where people have been excluded for incitement and hatred but i've never heard of one of stupidity. i'm not sure we should begin now. >> not to be treated because he is privileged and rich. >> a man extremely high profile, involved in the show business industry for years and years, the man who is interviewing for most important job in the world. his words are not comical, his words are not funny. his words are poisonous. >> the petition to ban was signed by over 570,000 people, the largest ever to be presented to parliament. there are no go-zones where people fear muslim areas. >> i'd be delig

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