brooks network or mr. cicconi, then i am about regulation which continues to require that if i build a facility that i have to provide access under regulated terms and prices, you know, for someone else use those facilities, and the simple reason, and this is important i think to understand is, when you require that type of sharing of facilities and access that he talks about, and he does say he has some facilities of his own. when you do that, it discourages either him from building his own facilities or it discourages me if i'm the one that has to provide access from actually investing more to build more facilities. >> my time has expired on an upturned to the the gentleman from california, ms. eshoo, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to all of the witnesses. we'll start over here with the italian part of the table. [laughter] who don't agree with each other. despite their shared background. ethnically. mr. cicconi, you stated in your testimony that modern ip networks are both m

telecommunications networks so mr. chairman the topic of today's hearing raises first of all the it's important topic and also it raises important questions. it's our responsibility to have thoroughly answered. as the migration to all ip networks continues the testimony of our witnesses and our sterling panel today will help ensure that our laws and regulations promote new investment competition and consumer choice. i would like to ask unanimous consent mr. chairman that this letter from the competitive carriers association reiterated in the importance of long-standing tech neutral internet interconnection requirements be submitted for the record. >> without objection. >> thank you and i yield back. >> the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentlelady from tennessee ms. blackburn. >> thank you mr. chairman and i want to thank you for holding this hearing. it is important and it's in timely and i want to welcome our witnesses. thank you for being here. competition and looking at how that has changed and the communicat

networks. our witnesses are here to help us doo just that. i thank the witnesses for their testimony, and now i would yield to my colleague from texas, mr. arton. >> thank you for holding this hearing on wireless networks. i remember discussing how we could make the marketplace more competitive. at that time, at&t did basically have a monopoly, and we believed for creating the incumbent promotional exchange and then the competitive local exchange was a good solution to spur competition. that marketplace then and the marketplace today, mr. chairman, .s you know, are not the same i question whether we need the title 2 protections that we put in place back in 1996. i think this hearing is a good strt to answering that hearing. >> thank you. i now recognize the gentleman from ohio for 42 seconds. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you very much for holding this hearing today. i appreciate our witnesses for being here today. within the last three decades we have entered a digital age of com

once you purchase clea you'll be able to instantly watch local and national broadcast-network television for free. it's that easy. we wanted to find out the truth about the signal you've been paying for all these years, so we interviewed a broadcast-television engineer with over 15 years of experience. he asked us to disguise his identity, for fear that he could lose his job. we'll call him joe the engineer. >> joe, why don't most viewers know about free broadcast tv? >> well, who's telling them about it? the cable company's certainly not going to tell you about it, because they're in business to make money. why would they possibly tell you about something that's out there that's as good as what they're giving you, for free? >> does pay-tv lower picture quality to sell extra services? >> yes. the bottom line is, there's a lot of information. in that signal is your television stations, your telephone, your internet that's all coming down the same wire, where, with the digital antenna, all you're getting is a broadcast signal and nothing else sharing that signal, so it's a cleaner signal.

those network elements are very vital to run the connectivity within our networks. so if there was true ability to shop and pick, then they would be for closing those sales and those revenue streams. at&t is in the business to make profit, and to then just raise prices, if the market was working and it's an equal service, you would go pick the next lowest provider, provided they had equivalent capability. >> i would add that we often have a confusion between the underlying infrastructure and the things that are riding on top of -- we look at the number of wireless carriers, the number -- number of carriers that offer service to the infrastructure. and looking at just the surface of what when you get below the surface we say wow there's a lot of competition. to the infrastructure on which all of that competition rides, used have still the same data boom network problem, still the same kind of infrastructure monopolies that you have to worry about. so i think that what we have seen in the special access, and this is not a new problem, it's been going on for many years

he was a guy who thought of food network as cnn with stoves.ing shows every day on an extremely low budget which cnn of course also was in the early days, and it was -- no one was really watching back then. this was -- no one thought this was a good idea. it wasn't just his wife. it took about six or seven years before anybody actually started watching the network. >> so what happened, 9/11 played a role, right, in the company's success? >> people were looking for comfort food, something other than the big story, and what had been built on high end chefs and careful cooking technique became something where the network was now looking for personalities who could appeal to people like their comforting next door neighbor, maybe paula deen, back then a sort of wacky grandmother. rachael ray. so the network made a very conscious decision to provide comfort food and something that would soothe you and contribute to the national mood for cocooning. >> you wrote about paula deen's first scandal when she was hiding her diabetes, then signed a deal to sh

this is why the news networks serve such an important purpose. all those issues are complex and we lie on the news networks to provide context, substance. i'm just (bleep) with you. [ laughter ] the news networks are there to let you know that whether you look at an issue from the right or from the left, those are the only two ways you can look at it. [ laughter ] not anymore. recently, yeah -- [laughter] -- cnn has moved beyond this simplistic partisan world view to a simplistic-ier one. >> the all important u.s. russia summit over syria isn't ending when we thought it would s. that a good thing or bad thing? >> one of the most historic newspapers, "the washington post" is changing hands, a good thing or bad thing? >> jon: good thing or bad thing? let's go to the analyst flippy the coin. [ laughter ] what do you say flippy? [laughter] bad! what are thediede odds. beautiful thing about good slash bad is like beige it goes with everything n. an equally unsatisfying manner, legal stories. >> jody arias on the witness stand for 18 straight days. is

network as we move through to a new one. >> my time has expired. i yield back. thank you. >> thank you very much. the gentleman yields back. and the chair now recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, >> mr. i appreciate you having this hearing and i want to thank all the witnesses are coming. and your respects and on the -- your perspective on the changes in technology and the things that people are able to do now. we have this transition and a protocol. couples know that, you have the .pgrade to fiber optics it gives consumers more options. the investment sector with it, i know your company and other incumbents are investing billions of dollars to help build up a new networks and uses new technology in better ways, even with the current regular tory environment. some would say that the fact that you invest in these billions of dollars approves -- thats of dollars proves you don't mind or regulation. the way the markets are set up today, we will have by the end of this year three quarters of americans using either wireless only or voice providers as opposed to t

the first 4g lte network was ruled out by metro pcs, not at&t and verizon. innovative all-you-can't- these were weekends, the innovators. and it does disturb me that we have lost four or five 22 carriers in the last -- for five tier two carriers in the last few months. two years ago, you had a very healthy tier to market and it was not this huge disparity between five of the largest two carriers and the sub -- and the other carriers. you had partners that you could i hand sets with. you had access to critical inputs to run a wireless business. greatly.it concerns me we have to think about -- how far do you want us to go? at to wireless carriers the control nearly 70% of the market. -- two largest out of omega the to adjust automobile -- the two largest automobile makers control 45% of the market. it is a big difference. what will happen, in those areas that are the least profitable, in that instance come it means the rural and regional markets, there will not be a lot of incentive to build out that network and provide that service to the customers in role am

the network fans will find out of this?-- were developed before the script -- the company who bought it. it's sad to see, but hopefully they will find some new formulas that we can fall in love again with this network which so many people love. >> absolutely. >> as someone who watches as well. i will continue to watch and continue to read this book. it's very interesting so far.g o >> the author from scratch inside of the food network. thank you for talking with us today. we appreciate it. >> thanks, sarah. sanctionthanks for loving the b. (crowd cheering) never be far from the game. download nfl mobile and watch live nfl games exclusively from verizon. every thursday, sunday and monday night. never being with out football. that's powerful. verizon. [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. introducing the cla. st

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>> are you going toward the social networks? >> no. >> what if anything is anchored in "the new york times" article? >> the accuracy is the secretary of defense and the attorney general did approve a supplemental procedures governing committee patients metadata analysis and 2009. what that allows us to do is use metadata that we have acquired under executive order whether it's phone records or e-mails through u.s. selectors to figure out social networks abroad.

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so maybe we don't have to put everything on every network the same way if we have ways in which the networks will work together that are for public safety. we've seen some things coming out of the hurricanes in the hearings that the fcc has been conducted where we see how different technologies have different strengths and weaknesses and have responded in a different way. and i think one of the exciting advantages of the transition is that it allows us to start thinking about how to take advantage of the structures of the internet which rely on redundancy and flexibility for stability rather than requiring liability from every single network that participating. the last thing i will mention as we have to be wary of new issues coming up. i mentioned in my testimony the public of swatting which is scholar ied that allows people as a joke to send swat teams to other people's houses. that isn't particularly funny joke. and while obviously these are challenges that need to be resolved, we need to be accumulating this checklist of what needs to work as we move forward. >> let me finish on this. li

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. >> it doesn't look like cartoon network. >> maslow's hierarchy. >> sorry. back up. a big logo slide. >> and we're supposed to be about the technology. >> imagine a big stop bullying speak up logo on the slide behind me. >> say that again. >> stop bullying, speak up is the name of the campaign and a nice transition. my complements to everyone in the room. if i have learned everything in the last four years while researching bullying prevention and for our age group and the kids in the second through seventh grade it's that not only does it take a village but a village of people who are willing to partner and collaborate with each other and speak not only to adults about this issue but speak to children and i think it's an interesting transition from mia's work to mine. still not mine. >> it is but -- >> and the role we play at cartoon network and thousands of kids at home everyday and the role we play is taking that information, translating it and content on the line and when kids come independently to our screens to play games and watch television and do a variety o

tweet lit this afternoon announced twitter would follow s 1 and gave us a taste of what the social network would be offering when it goes public in about a month's time. it will raise about a billion dollars offered by seven banks and has 218 million users in events like hurricane sandy and reelection of barack obama as moments in twitter's history. it's revenues were a little light, $253 million at the end of june and did post a net loss for that period. a lot of investors want to know how much money twitter is actually making, how profitable it can be and how highly it's evaluated. some say it could be valued as high as $15 billion when it does go public in about a month. >> kayla, thank you so much. >>> the world's largest wine maker trades at an all-time high today and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the alcohol giant posting a 35% rise in earnings from a year ago thanks to stronger beer sales. ? june they brought the u.s. business from anheuser-busch. shares rose more than 3% today to $60.16. shares of eli lily tumbled today. the drug is hitting the 2014 revenue target m

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it's bigger than what the network thought it would be, actors thought it would be, network thought it would be. it's like, pitch me. it's great. >> i've never seen anything like it. when you all debuted on bet, you had had about 7, 8 million viewers. >> 7.7. you know what was crazy, i think it was more than that. i know the entire east coast was snowed in. we did a whole radio tour. they got together and had game parties. >> i had one. i had like 25 people in the crib. >> so 7.7 plus 25. >> don't forget my 25. i had cousins i don't even talk to come to watch the show. everybody, they all loved the game. >> okay. ladi ladies, ladies. thank you. okay. now, as you know, i am your new funding president. feel free to henceforth and forth with refer to me as madam president. to latinas it's el presidente and hood rats -- el presidente is still -- >> one of the things people like about "the game" is the representation of black people. it's diverse but dignified. how important is it for you to play roles that represent black people in a particular way? >> it's very important. i'm not going to

according to a report the social network could be. rechers say facebook hasn't revolutionized marketing and continues on display ads. for wrester says it does little to support social experiences. stocks in the u.s. closing mixed today on weaker than forecast economic data. your bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher lead led by gains of juniper networks and aprilel. children becoming more tech savvy at a younger age. the nonprofit found 38% of children under two have used mobile devices and that use of the devices by children tripled in last couple years. screen time, however is going down because surprise lig kids are watching less television. from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, dan, carolyn, back to you. >> the death frol a severe storm in europe has risen to 13. the uk and germany hit hardest. hurricane-force gusts knocked down trees and left hundreds of thousands without power and snarled transportation network as cross europe. officials report at least five deaths, four people killed monday, adding to two beths off th

sites. >> hard to say on other social networkings sites.mail highly, when someone signs up for a mail list, pretty much guaranties the messages you sent will be delivered. david: not all marketers, we'll talk about how they express their unhappiness. one was unhappy with you, one marketing director said it is extreme, quoting this letter, it is extreme if not dishonest to say that facebook is failing marketers. how do you respond. >> well, again we stand by our research. we've no doubt that there are some marketers who are happy with facebook but reality majority of marketers we talked are finding too little value. data we collect. conversations we have with marketers tell us it is not performing as well as other digital marketers. david: they're still raking in revenues from these marketers? >> they are. that is facebook's argument. how could we do this wrong if we're collecting billions of dollars. >> what is the answer? >> marketer satisfaction is more likely lead indicator of ad spending than trailing indicator. if i was facebook relati

he's this chairman and president of palo alto networks, mr.hlan, welcome to "mad money." >> hi, jim. glad to be here. thanks. >> you guys are the cutting edge company, and in the most recent conference call you talked about replacing checkpoint with the semiconductor equipment company and you replaced cisco and a large insurance company and you were able to get into a larger european broadcast company. give me your pitch about why you can topple a company like checkpoint that we regard as premiere and cisco which everyone says it's best of breed. >> we developed the next generation security platform and that's the only thing in the market today that can have applications on enterprise networks and from a cyber security perspective, applications are the main way threats are getting on the networks. we have the next generation platform which is rapidly displacing all the legacy technology in cisco, juniper and checkpoint are using an old traditional platform. >> do we have to worry about juniper? jefferies says your litigation with them could be

i assume that they went hard in the latino broadcast networks and press and all the networks that produce this audience. but the one thing they did do is produce the size of an audience that we simply haven't seen before it's a really nice movie and it will strike caucasian audiences crazily it's a little tel e-knoe-novela. it's also slightly fan as the call. it's slightly -- it's not crude in a sexual way but not super sophisticated but quite enjoyable. we have to ask movies made by come as well that they made huge parts of these and made up huge section of the audience and all the over sight is the white male. this is a film and you should mention that it's director and was at the co-screen writer. he's one of the producers, too. >>> which reminds you of tyler perry. it's what tyler perry has done and what bill brought up. the african-american audiences have been under served also by not seeing movies that are aimed at them and their particular interests and desires. why? we want to go for something that's big. >> tyler perry made a response. >> it's still a big studio phenomena nothing

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where is the support network?ink a better life is relative at some level, because families have sacrificed a lot. particularly when it comes to immigration, a lot of families have sacrificed a lot to come to this country to create the opportunity for their children to get a better quality of life and better education, and we are there to create the support systems for. getting parents involved, not just in their kids' futures but creating the network of parents looking out for each finding finding ways. we have been training a network of parents helping people learn english, doing zumba classes and other things to get people as a network of a community. even if you have come thousands of miles to another place -- >> so you're saying it's worth it, to build that community. we need to take a short break. we'll be back, of course, with our hispanic roundtable on "beyond the headlines." we'll be back. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. ins

one student union and network have been particularly instrumental in the protest movement posting anrticle describing the way in which she was treated. the 15-year-old roma student was arrested by police when she was on a school field trip so she could be expelled back to kosovo with her family. the story sparked heated debate online. countless web users have taken to twitter to post their outrage saying expulsion goes against the values of the french republic and those advocated by the ruling left. they have been demanding the schoolgirl be allowed to return to france. others like the general delegates for theu.m.n. tea party say it follows the law and if the majority are not happy with the law, it should be changed. columbia's agricultural sector has been campaigning for weeks demanding additional subsidies from the authorities and reforms to the country's land policy. the nationwide movement has been perceiving -- receiving a great deal of online coverage and support from artists. well-known artists and committed activists come together and recently uploaded this track written for

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up here, the ceo of scripps network interactive. celebrating the food network's 20th birthday. the nasdaq, the sylvia center, a farm to table program for children celebrating its annual benefit at sutherbys in new york. >>> you might want to keep an eye on apple today. all things pointing out that the 5-s is outselling the cheaper 5-c about 2-1. there has been rumors about disappointing response in china to the "c." they do not expect an ipad miniwith with the retina next week. >> i forgot that was looming. meanwhile, the hct trying to come in and steal some turf by putting a fingerprint scanner on the back of its new much larger phone as well. we'll see about that. >> you might imagine, want to keep a close eye on the financials. last week, we heard from wells fargo and jpmorgan. if i recall, both ended down. wells was down. concern about the interest margin. jpmorgan, we've talked about the year's litigation reserve and the challenges a bank continues to face on that front. this is more about the looming deadline here for raising the debt ceiling. start hearing talk about col

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it is the growth of al qaeda networks.libya to syria across north africa through the horn in places where there are not strong governments. al qaeda movements are on the rise. growing ability to attack western targets if not to launch attacks outside of africa and into europe or america, potentially. this is why it is so significant. this is why the u.s. and other intelligence services and special forces units continue to go after the al qaeda targets. they are on the rise, their ability to attack is not as diminished as the u.s. would like it to be. that's a significant worry. don? >> don't go anywhere. as you know we are going to use you extensively on cnn until we are done covering this story. i want to get to nic robertson. he joins us from london. i have a question for you. again, i want to reiterate, this is not cnns reporting. there are reports that the operation in somalia was unsuccessful. you heard barbara saying they had to retreat because of the fire power. this is a stronghold for al shabaab. what does it mean

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