and scheck to the commission to continue it based upon an assessment of where things stood in the market at that point. we are now at that point because the exclusivity abn is scheduled to expire on friday. does this prohibition continue to be necessary in the interest of competition? one of the things i have been working with my colleagues on is how do we think about competition in this marketplace? we have heard it from a variety of people and have had a variety of perspectives. with respect to this particular incident, we have to keep track -- keet -- keep track and stay consistent with that. that has been of what has been proposed and without giving too much of a forecast, there is a general consensus based in part of the dc circuit a few years ago that competition has changed compared to where it was back in the 1990's. >> a representative sent a letter to the fcc asking it to be retained because it will stifle competition and lead to higher prices. >> there are perspectives on both sides of the question. he was one of the people who helped authorize this -- author this proposal. it

who better to tell us all about them, our toy insider mom, laurie scheck. what do you have today?k you. we'll start with our cabbage patch baby. >> i wanted another baby. >> cabbage patch smells like the baby, still comes with adoption papers, pacifier. great gift for a baby, bringing home a new baby, a great gift for a sibling. they can take care of their baby. >> uh-huh. >> one of the biggest investments you will make. in a stroller. broadway by j.j.cole. big basket at the bottom. adjustable arms. a bassinet now. >> nice. >> i can turn this around. baby can face either way. i can turn it into my regular stroller. i just lift this up. the seat comes up. there are straps at the bottom. awesome. this is a memory foam liner. for the stroller. washable, machine washable. and nonslip. >> they're always slipping down. >> you are going to hold the baby the whole time. >> i have another one, actually. >> our music school. we start out without the legs as baby is sitting. get up. standing, walking. couple. 50 activities. different mode. learning and music. and english and spanish. >> si s

we travel just outside augusta to waterville maine where we sat down with rafah yell scheck which describes a group of black soldiers massacred by the british military in 1940. >> this book is about massacres of black french soldiers so these were soldiers that had been drafted by the french army in africa mostly sub-saharan africa, senegal, mali and the countries in that region and they were brought to france in 1959 and 1940 against the german army. when the german army captured the soldiers and made them prisoner many officers ordered that they be executed and massacred right upon capture and i estimate that around 3,000 of them were killed after capturing and many more were killed on the way to the p.o.w. camp so they were treated in a quite harmed way. the motivation for this was racism and what's important in the context is the german campaign in france is so often portrayed as a campaign where there is not yet that racism that played out on the eastern front towards the russians coming towards the polls already early on and my but wanted to show that the nazi regime was indoctrinatin

we travel just outside of agus that to waterville maine sitting down with raffael scheck describing those massacred by the germman military in 1940. >> this book is about massacres of black french soldiers. these were soldiers who had been drafted by the french army in africa, mostly subsahar africa and that region, and they were brought to france in 1939 and 1940, and they fought against the german army. when the german army captured these soldiers and made them prisoner, many officers ordered that they be executed, massacred right upon capture, and i estimate that around 3,000 of them were killed right after capture. many more killed on the way to p.o.w. camps. they were treated in a quite abhorrent way. the motivation for this was racism, and what is important in this context is that the german campaign in france is so often portrayed as campaign as not yet called massive racism that played out on eastern front towards the russians, towards poles already earlier on, and my book wanted to show that the nazi regime was indoctrinating the german people and the german army in a campaign wi