mr. randolph >> hello supervisors. thank you supervisor for inviting us to participate in this hearing. today. the recreation and park department management that you know over 4000 acres of land. dogs are welcome on leash throughout our system and we also manage about 27 off leash dog area. around the city. we understand the goal of the national park service but we also are charged with managing land that contains sensitive natural habitat and is utilized for many a variety of recreational purposes. supervisor, at the original hearing on the ncs and need to document our department access to specific concerns. the need to document did not consider exit city parks and possible regulations on commercial dog walking would have different limits eating leading to confusion and additional impacts on city parks. as you know, the local dog walk association allows up to 8 off leash dogs per.walker where the gg nra is currently thinking about sex under the proposal. the nps and tended to address the issue of impact on city parks. the.walker legislation, i still point of concern and will continue o

mr. randolph would turn to him, exactly what he did. no one, but no one would avoid the question. >> host: welcome to booktv's "in-depth" for october 2013. we are talking with congressman john lewis, democrat of georgia and author of three books, "walking with the wind: a memoir of the movement" was his first, the second came out in 2012, "across that bridge: life lessons and a vision for change," and finally this past year "march: book 1" was released as the first in a series. if you would like to participate in our conversation here are the numbers 202-585-3880, in the east and central time zone, 3881. in the mountain and pacific time zone. you can send in a week, an e-mail or post a comment on our face book page. of you want to send a tweet@tv is our and facebook.com/booktv o is our twitter handle and facebook.com/booktv is our face book page and finally booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail address. mr. lewis will be with us for the next 2-1/2 hours ago and we will begin taking those calls in just a minute. august 28th. what was august 28

mr. randolph select his deputy. and that's exactly what he did. because we knew bayard rustin some people said was so close that mr. randolph would turn to him, and that's exactly what he did. no one, but no one was going to question a. philip randolph. >> host: good afternoon and welcome to booktv's "in depth" for october 2013. this month we're talking with congressman john lewis, democrat of georgia, and the author of three books: "walking with the wind: a memoir of the movement" was his first. the second came out in 2012, "across that bridge." and finally this past year, "march: book one" was released as the first in a series. if you'd like to participate in our conversation, we'll show you how. here are the numbers. 202-585-3880 if you live in the east and central time zones, 585-3881 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. you can also send in a tweet, an e-mail or post a comment on our facebook page. @booktv is our twitter handle, and facebook.com/booktv is our facebook page and finally, booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail addre

mr. randolph was considered the dean of black randolph who organized the brotherhood of dhaka car supporters rather than the man working on the railroad when you come to washington and work through the union station, there is the bus. he had been on his own posters and. you had martin luther king jr. who was the president of the conference board in atlanta georgia and then there was wilkins the head of the naacp the national association for the offense and of colored people and born in minnesota a wonderful man and then born in kentucky later became the head of the national urban league. there was another man by the name of james former. former had attended college in texas and he was part of the debating team. this little school, this team defeated harvard and a one. later they did a study at harvard university and became very involved with the naacp and later was one of the founders of the racial equality. it was the six of us in june of 63. you write in walking in the win by salles for the first time trip to new york city the of leading took place at the roosevelt hotel and provided my fi

mr. randolph may, mr. make him it's good to have you back. we look forward to having her comments as well. >> chairman walden, ranking member eshoo, and distinguish them as of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. i am president of the free state foundation, a nonpartisan free market oriented think tank that focuses its work primarily in the communications policy area. i've been involved for 35 years in communications policy and various capacities. including having served as associate general counsel at the fcc. i appreciated the opportunity to testify in july before this committee regarding fcc process reform. that hearing was very important. but, frankly, the topic at this hearing maybe even more important. as the transition away from narrowband communication services to digital broadband services continues, the fundamental question confronting policymakers is this. will be existing public utilities style framework, still largely governed communication service providers be replaced by a free market oriented paradigm that acce

mr. randolph may. it is good to have you back. we look forward to your comments as well. >> chairman walden, ranking member eshoo, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify, and president of free state foundation, an bipartisan think tank that focuses its work primarily in the communications policy area. i have been involved for 35 years in communications policies in various compafts, including having served as associate general council at the f.c.c. i appreciated the funt to testify in july before this committee regarding f.c.c. process reform. that hearing was very important. frankly, the topic at this hearing may be even more important as the transition away from narrow band communications services to narrow braupped band services continues, the question confronting policymakers is this -- will the existing public utility style frame work that still largely governs communication service providers be replaced by a free market oriented pair dime that accelerates broad band transition or inst

mr. burke. we appreciate your counsel today. we go to our final witness on her panel randolph may. it's good to have you back and we look forward to your comments as well. >> chairman waltman ranking member eshoo distinguish members of the committee thank you for inviting me to testify. i am the president of the free state foundation and nonpartisan free-market oriented think-tank that focuses its work by merrily and the communications policy area. i have been involved for 35 years in communications policy in various capacities including having served as associate general counsel at the fcc. i appreciate the opportunity to testify in july before this committee regarding fcc process reform. that hearing was very important but frankly the topic of this hearing may be even more important. as the transition away from communication services to traditional broadband -- will be existing public utility style framework that still largely governs communication service providers be replaced by a free-market oriented paradigm that accelerates the ongoing broadband digital transition or instead