mr. lewis, the fcc's ability to conduct spectrum office is set to expire in september. when we extend the authority, congress must ensure the commission can plan its future state of auctions and start the complex negotiations with the incumbent spectrum users immediately. kicking the can down -- down the road benefits no one. mr. lewis, yes or no, does a longer-term extension of fcc spectrum auction authority shrinking the fcc and ntia's ability to make all americans have connection to high-speed, reliable and affordable services? can you please explain how a longer reauthorization but accelerate our mission to connect 100% of americans to high-speed, reliable, and affordable broadband yet >> a longer authorization sets up these agencies to do the tough work of analyzing what bands and with what guidelines do -- the bands can be rolled out. it is really important because we have moved into a space where there simply are a lot -- not a lot of opportunities to get spectrum. we have to be efficien

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final comments thank you mr. lewis working with community and the associations ain't easy. have you done it for 17 years. you really deserve credit. and i -- i'm sorry for the delay. i'm sorry for hahappen in the the past but thank you for being big about it andment to move forward and looking at this as a big are project not with with any ill feel and making sure we document the store and he document it rightism agree with you this does provide a more inclusive story than we have seen in previous documents when we talk about the mission dolores and i'm glad that i'm not sure if that who included the information from the housing element. because that does highlight haour priorities are in social and racial equity. thank you very much. and i believe we have a motion and a second. >> indeed, we do. on that motion has been seconded to adopt the historic context statement. commissioner wright >> yes yoochl black >> yes >> commissioner foley >> aye >> commissioner johns >> yes. >> commissioner so >> yes >> president matsuda. >> yes. my apologies. motion passes 6-0 and concludes

mr. lewis's novel so i cannot comment on it per se. i think what we are seeing is increasing polarization in the country between signs that feel the other side has no good interest towards the loser in this debate. both sides feel pushed into a corner and are going to fight viciously. what you are seeing in america is a growing number of people who want a positive approach. what we are seeing in voter registration this time is that massive numbers of new registrants are registering as independent. they would prefer neither of these two options. the party that figures out first how to soften their tone and make common cause with these people is the way we will get out of this. we've had 50-50 politics in this country for essentially 30 years. that is not normal in america. other countries usually have one party that has a consistent majority and the other that is trying to clawed back. you have a dominant party and weaker party. 50-50 politics is just breeding this intense partisanship. somebody has to break the trench warfare sometime

mr. chris lewis, ceo and president of public knowledge, leading one of the predominant public telecommunications organizations and former staff at the fcc and here at the united states senate. next, the honorable meredith baker, ceo and president of ctia , representing the wireless association's largest spectrum of users of the spectrum. next, we have the director of physical infrastructure at the government accountability office , with years of experience evaluating spectrum management over at the fcc and end tia -- and ntia. then we will hear from our fourth witness today, dr. b azlan, with knowledge of wireless options, spectrum management, and competition policy, and formerly an anise -- an analyst at cio. i look forward to your testimony here as well. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member thune, ranking member wicker, thank you for having me here. i would like to summarize four guideposts that can structure innovation and provide access to communications for all. the first guidepost, we should center the public-interest objectives set by congress in our national spectrum strategy. cong

mr. william lewis. i will either be peevish charlotte 1st before different level than anyone. so just a little higher. so just give me. ready to just to give you the initial premium as well. oh, well not smears. do mean enjoy example one come yeah. with me it was pretty cool. but should you follow that? yeah, i'm okay. when would you like over there? we will do enough. let them. yeah. because it will nowhere, some doesn't. so personally at the school bus i need to recently, nation know sort of when they should send us a contract, you know, but, but with us don't know, july sort of here please. i trisha ah, oh, she called substances in general session supervisor. and then we'll show you said was somewhat similar that she was hoping to learn what some, most of just a student that has got to have been so loyal. so little was it's, you know it's, it's a new one because i almost all you did the morning and i didn't know what can you catch up? of course we did. i'm yet cuz i didn't click on there was a dollar. so we know you. so what i'm going to want to know, what can you, what was

mrs. lewis presented to his ancestors the kings who came before him. oh, he's accompanied by the prime minister, the nation and his uncle, prince mungo, suitable to lazy scene as an endorsement. much of the ceremony that follows is shrouded in secrecy, including traditions that go back generation not meant for the public eye or loud to be foamed. the public is only allowed to see certain rituals. we are praying through the zulu ancestors where they sleep today. we are asking them to protect our new king. we are also here to pray that god may grant him wisdom rise king. we welcome you now for the coronation has not been without controversy to other family members say they are the rightful heirs and took the matter to port to stop the ceremony. but failed. but other family members attended to support the new monarch, one of them, reminding the king his role is to serve the nation. outside the main ceremony, throngs of people gathered. i know how i beg, done everything on my love. i'm here to celebrate my king, mrs. zulu who was being crowned today as the

ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mr. fred ryan and mrs. ann peterson. ladies and gentlemen, the first lady of the united states accompanied by the postmaster general, and this is an peterson. [applause]

ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mr. fred ryan and mrs. ann peterson. here thank you. thank you. thank you, dr. jill biden first lady of the united states for hosting us here today. it is a tremendous honor to be here with all of you. i have the privilege of announcing the united states postal service will issue a first class mail for ever postage stamp commemorating the life of first lady nancy reagan. so i'll stamp program the postal service seeks to commemorate and celebrate the very best of america. and nancy reagan truly represents that ideal. mrs. reagan will be the sixth the first lady honored with the us postage stamp. the previous stamps will issued for martha, washington. the first american woman ever featured on a postage stamp. dolly madison abigail adams eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 20th century as a wife. champion and trusted advisor to our 40th president of the united states ronald

ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mr. fred ryan and mrs. ann peterson. ladies and gentlemen, the first lady of the united states accompanied by the postmaster general lejoy, and mrs. ann peterson. test. [applause] this is a test. >> thank you, thank you. thank you, doctor jill biden, first lady of the united states, for hosting us here today. it is a tremendous honor to be here with all of you. i have the privilege of announcing the united states postal service will be issuing first class mail for the average post postage stamp commemorating the life of first lady nancy reagan. nancy reagan truly represents ideal. mrs. reagan will be the sixth first lady honored with a u.s. postal stamp. the previous stamps were issued for martha washington, the first american woman ever feast or on a postage stamp. dolley madison, abigail adams, eleanor roosevelt, and lady bird johnson. nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotable presidencies of the 20th century as a wife, champion, a

bethune said, "my dear mr. lewis" as they formally referred to each other -- "the board has unanimously voted to have you join our board." and he did. he is an active member of the board of edward waters college wrote "my dear dr. bethune, the board of trustees at edward waters college has unanimously invited you to join its board." the correspondence between his race woman and race man is breathtaking correspondence. they both so believed in their people. they both so believed in the rights of all people. there's a second part to this story, sister president. it is this. it is a young girl, my sister known by some to be the beach lady, my sister and i would be put in the back of the car and driven to daytona beach, florida. if dr. bethune was in her office, i would have the honor with my sister, of going into that office. i remember as a child just thinking, there can't be a more beautiful person then her. and look at how she wears a hat. so, yes, so close were al lewis and mary mcleod but thune it was she who -- ma

mr. lewis's novel so i cannot comment on it per se.nk what we are seeing is increasing polarization in the country between signs that feel the other side has no good interest towards the loser in this debate. both sides feel pushed into a corner and are going to fight viciously. what you are seeing in america is a growing number of people who want a positive approach. what we are seeing in voter registration this time is that massive numbers of new registrants are registering as independent. they would prefer neither of these two options. the party that figures out first how to soften their tone and make common cause with these people is the way we will get out of this. we've had 50-50 politics in this country for essentially 30 years. that is not normal in america. other countries usually have one party that has a consistent majority and the other that is trying to clawed back. you have a dominant party and weaker party. 50-50 politics is just breeding this intense partisanship. somebody has to break the trench warfare sometime in the

ladies and gentlemen the first lady of the united states accompanied by postmaster general lewis dejoy, mrand mrs. ann peterson. ladies and gentlemen, the first lady of the united states accompanied by the postmaster

i'm lewis vaughanjones and mrs outside source.ost of england, as far north as manchester, leeds and sheffield. it goes right through to cornwall and wales, through from thursday to the end of the day on sunday. they will see the exceptional temperatures we saw like a sustained period of heat with some warmer nights, it is already warmer tonight, not hot everywhere though, weather fronts out towards the north—west of scotland. clear skies with many temperatures in the mid teens, some mists and low cloud for northern ireland, and into the thames valley as well. for most of us it is blue skies and sunshine, a bit of cloud laughing onshore towards these goals, temperatures in the mid 30s with parts of the midlands potentially tomorrow. we still have all of the hot air moving in from the continent, so eventually a bit of a chance... the highest temperatures will tend to be west of london, perhaps in central southern england, perhaps the west midlands, temperatures rising again on friday to 35 or even 36 celsius for these areas. on satu

mr. jones, please just answer questions. >> reporter: jones' defense, on his show he's only asking questions and the mainstream media is taking everything he says out of context. the family of jesse lewisillion in damages. the defense lawyers for mr. jones are doing their closing arguments right now. we expect a jury may have this case any time this afternoon, and then it will be in their hands to decide what he's liable for. jake. >> miguel, if the jury decides to award a large amount of money to the family, what's the chance that the parents will actually see the money? >> that is already a growing question, not only this family but others. remember, there are three different defamation cases he's now been held liable for or he's liable in. the families are concerned that he's using bankruptcy laws to hide tens of millions of dollars in profits in order to keep it from liability in these cases. i think we're going to see a lot more litigation and many more lies ahead. >> miguel marquez, thank you for that report. for more about alex jones and info wars, tune in to cnn this friday, "megaphone for conspiracy" airing at 11:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> a huge mistake that may have co

lewis was described as a helper, a fixer, a friend of mr mendy, who lived at a house that was paid for young women and create situations where they could be raped and sexually assaulted. the men would not take no for an answer, say the prosecution. the average age of the women who made the allegations against both men was 20 years old and nine months. one of the alleged victims was 17 years old. the prosecution saysin was 17 years old. the prosecution says in this day, there can be no doubt, no means no. the prosecution also detail the allegations against the two men. they are fairly graphic so i won't go into full detail, but i can summarise them as being a number of young women who have been invited back to parties or events and mr mendy�*s house. the women apparently didn't consent to any sexual activity, and the first charge relates to a decade ago, and the most recent was last year. the prosecution has come to the end now of outlining its case. it says the jury of outlining its case. it says the jury will hear the evidence from the women who have made the allegations tomorrow. tim

mr. jones through his info wars and various companies, lied about sandy hook, lied saying that it never happened. saying that the parents were crisis actors and that kids like jesse lewisay the jury awarded $4.1 million in compensation. today this is punitive, so this is the punishment is what the jury is saying of $45.2 million for mr. jones. now there is a lot of questions. because they have that forensic economist up, they went up to -- through all of his various companies, trying to understand how much money he actually had. that economist thought his companies were worth anywhere between $135 million and $270 million. but it is not clear that all of that money is there. he has nine different companies that he runs money through. and in 2021 he started moving money out of those companies as there were similar liability lawsuits that he lost regarding sandy hook in connecticut, also in texas. so it is the other thing that is complicating all of this is that the state of texas has a cap of state law that caps some of the punitive damages so it's not clear. it is going to be a while before the courts and all sides sort this out. how much actually will go to the parent

. >> public speaker: this is lewis again to support mr. dorsey to the board. he is very capable. and i live in district 5 because a whole side of errors that occur and problems. i still support this appointment to the bridge board and i hope you will appoint him without reservation. thank you very much. >> thank you. are there any other members from the public on this item? >> that completes the public comment on this item. >> public comment is closed and i will send this to the board with a full recommendation. >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> the motion passes without objection. >> next item, please. >> 6. 220606 [administrative code - surveillance technology policy for police department use of non-city entity surveillance cameras] >> i just want to give an opportunity to provide an announcement on this matter. >> we have an interpreter. >> yes, i will make the announcement when the pc is open. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we currently have 26 callers on the line, but no one in line yet to speak. i assume we will allow for two minutes when we

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the parents of jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre, are seeking $150 million in damages >> to restore the honor and legacy of my son that was tarnished by mr. jones >> reporter: jones blasted jesse's father on his show yesterday. >> he is being manipulated by some very bad people. i'll just say, because i've got to be honest, he's slow. >> reporter: but in court he fairs faced jesse' mother >> jesse was real. i am a real mom. >> reporter: testifying their 6-year-old son and their pain were real the conspiracy theorist has been a difficult witness. >> this is not your show >> reporter: admonished yesterday by the judge for lying on the stand >> you're already under oath to tell the truth. you've already violated that oath twice today. >> reporter: and today he was caught in another lie by the plaintiffs' attorney >> your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cellphone with every text message you sent for the past two years. >> reporter: including text messages about sandy hook jones failed to share as ordered by the court >> and that is how i know you lied to me when you said you didn't have text messages abo

the parents of jesse lewis responding tonight saying that they are thrilled actually with the result and look forward to putting mrod use but it is very far away from what they had initially asked for. >> so explain where we are because you've got this but this is not the end. i understand the jury comes back tomorrow and they're going to be talking about the punitive damages that jones may o'we if the court finds his behavior especially offense of. can you put that into english and what that means in light of the $4 we found out about today. >> jones may have to pay up a lot move. we have seen so much evidence in this trial of how malicious so much of this behavior was and the effect that it had on families and jesse's parents in that same statement from their lawyer tonight said that, you know, jones will not sleep easy tonight. and, look, i think it's also important to point out that jones is at the nexus of so much in this country right now. and the place of this country is in and i think this trial really showed that. we saw that the real effect that these conspiracy theories and lies have on families like th

lewis, killed and sandy hook. but there came a point where the judge said in this case, mr. jones, this is not your show.ng, it does not make it true. you have to tell the truth. he was forced to tell the truth, or something as close to it as possible, and i think that is a positive outcome and a point forward towards how to hold people accountable in the future. >> we had some of that sunday and he just referenced, take a listen. >> you believe everything you say is true, but it is not. your beliefs do not make something true. that is what we are doing here. just because you claim to think something is true, does not make it true. it does not protect you, it is not allowed. you are under oath, that means things must actually be true when you say them. don't talk. >> angelo, i only have about 30 seconds left. we also know that the january six committee wants these tax. i wonder if that will help people tie together the alex jones conspiracy of this and what we have seen from members of the gop? >> without a doubt, i think that will have a big deterrent effect too. there will be a lot of people -- there i

lewis's was just the first to be told. -- i have two more lawsuits we are going to be trying against mr. jones.connecticut with a lot of the sandy hook parents there. the lies early were turned upside down. they have had an endless sense of torment for nine years now. and these cases really are bringing that to a head. >> this almost -- you almost lost your window of opportunity, which i hadn't realized until i was reading more about this. you are representing somebody else who jones had falsely accused of the shooting. how did you get connected? >> it was interesting. it was actually a young man named mark cell phone, he was falsely accused of being the perpetrator of the parkland shooting -- >> by jones. >> exactly. and they did it by taking the accusation off of a gutter website called 4chan. -- that was when neil called me and he said, look, i have been trying to find somebody who will help me sue alex schoen's. a lot of people say it is too much, they don't want to take it on. i'm looking for a lawyer who will help me do it. he said, neal, you found one. that was four years ago. >> but the

mr. jones is not going to sleep easy tonight after that verdict. is jack a judge found him guilty of defamation. six-year-old jesse lewis died at his parents faced harassment and death threats because of the lies. they asked for $150 million in damages. much higher than the $4.1 million they got today. the lawyer said this is the light at the end of the tunnel tunnel for his clients. let's go to our legal analyst, danny. tomorrow they plan to call pretty simple. they are just looking to establish how much alex jones is worth it so that the jury can fashion unitive damages. those are different from compensatory damages. compensatory damages compensate people for their loss. in a case like this, it is really impossible to do. the way it is in an normal injury case where you can add up and put on a board. the punitive damages and the compensatory damages are in essence being plucked out of the air. the jury is going back into that room and deciding just how angry they are. even though punitive damages are intended to punish someone and also, by their nature, they are imagined by the jury, tomorrow they will get an idea of

lawyers for the family of jessie lewis, one of the children murdered in the shooting obtaining years of jones' phone records and sharing them in court. watch how it unfolded. >> mr you know that 12 days ago, 12 days ago, your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you've sent for the past two years and when informed did not take any steps to identify it as privileged or protect it in any way and as of two days ago, it fell free and clear into my possession and that's how i know you lied to me you didn't have texts of sanity hook. >> i told you the truth. this is your perry mason moment. i gave them my phone judge judge mr. jones, you need to answer the question. >> did you know this happened. >> i didn't know this happened. i told you i gave them the phone. >> wow. this trial is the first of three that will determine how much jones will have to pay multiple sandy hook families who sueded him and won over his lies. joining me now cnn senior investigator correspondent drew griffin and legal analyst joey jackson. good evening. i mean, drew, jaw dropping. i couldn't believe it was true when i was actu

mr. saenz: the senate asked to put in place the john lewis act and the formulas embedded within it. thank you. rep. cohen: thank you. our next witness, we welcome you back and we are welcoming you back again. the public interest legal foundation, she joined in 2021 and served as 20 years of the attorney of the civil rights division of the -- the department of justice including a civil counsel and she was the attorney general for civil rights. she received her je from st. mary's. you are recognized for five minutes. >> good morning mr. chairman, members of the subcommittee and ranking members, thank you for your invitation to testify. for over 20 years i served in the civil rights division in the department of justice, 18 as a voting section attorney and senior counsel. from 2000 and the supreme court's decision my full responsibility was to review changes in voting that were submitted for section 53 clearance. in that decision, the court made clear that only certain conditions would justify any formula for section five coverage today, and among the touchstones listed are blatant dis

family of jesse lewis, one of the children murdered in the shooting, obtaining years of jones's texts, of his phone records, i should say, and sharing them in court. watch how it unfolded. >> mrnes, did you know that 12 days ago, 12 days ago, your attorneys messed up and they sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone, with every text message you have sent for the past two years. and when informed, they did not take any steps to identified as privileged or protected in any way. and as of today's, go infill free and clear in my possession. that's how i know you lied to me when you said you didn't send text messages about sandy hook. did you know that? >> see, i told you the truth. this is your perry mason moment. i gave you my phone and then -- >> mr. jones, you need to answer the question. [inaudible] -- >> i told you, i gave him the phone. >> wow. this trial is the first three that will determine how much jones will have to pay multiple sandy hook families who sued him and won over his lies. joining me now, drew griffin, cnn legal analyst joey jackson. good evening. i mean, drew, jaw-dropping. i couldn't believe it was true, what i was seeing with my own eyes.

parents of jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre are seeking $150 million in damages. >> it will restore the honor and legacy of my son. that was tarnished by mrse father on his show. >> he is a manipulated by very bad people. i have to say this because i'll be honest, he's slow. >> but in court he faced jesse's. >> jesse was real. i'm a real mom. >> reporter: testifying their 6-year-old son and their pain were real. the conspiracy theorist has been a difficult witness. >> you must tell the truth while you testify. this is not your show. do you understand what i have said? yes or no? do you understand what i have said? >> yes. i believe what i said was true. so -- >> you believe everything you say is true. but it isn't. your beliefs do not make something true. that is what we're doing here. >> admonished by the judge for lying on the stand. >> you're already under oath to tell the truth. you've already violated that oath twice today. >> reporter: and he was caught in another lie by the plaintiff's attorney. >> your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you've sent for the past

the parents of jesse lewis, one of the kids that of the masker, are seeking $150 million in damages. >> we want to restore his honor, and the legacy of my son. it was tarnished by mrporter: he blasted his father on his show. he is being manipulated by very bad people. i will say it because i to be honest, he is slow. mack in court, he faced jesse's mother. >> jesse was real, and i am a real mom. >> reporter: they testified that their pain was real. the conspiracy theorist has been a difficult witness. >> you must tell the truth while you testify. this is not your show. do you understand what i have said? do you understand what i have said? >> yes. you believe everything you say is true, but it hasn't. your beliefs do not make something true. that is what we are doing here.>> reporter: admonished for the judge for lying on the stand. >> you are already under oath to tell the truth, you have already violated that oath, twice today.>> reporter: he was caught in another lie by the plaintiff's attorney. >> your attorneys messed up. they sent an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone, with every text message you have sent for the last 2 years. >> reporter: there