shelton. he worked with cwa since 1968 when elected a shop steward while working for new york telephone. mr. shelton joined cwa's national staff in 1988 and has served in multiple positions representing locals throughout morning, new jersey and new england. mr. shelton was elected president of cwa at their 75th convention in 2015.mr. shelton president of cwa at their 75th convention in 2015.england. mr. shelton was elected president of cwa at their 75th convention in 2015. >> for 30 years, miss sohn has worked to promote competition that have made the internet more open and competitive. she was counsel to tom wheeler during his tenure. she received her bs from boston university and her jd from the university of pennsylvania law school. our fifth witness is carmen scurato. she was vice-president of policy as well as general counsel at the national hispanic media coalition and as a project supervisor with the office of legislative affairs at the department of justice. she received her ba from ne

shelton. >> thank you. it's axiomatic that companies seeking to merge will tell wall street that everything is wonderful and tell dc that everything is falling apart. i think we talked about that specifically with sprint and did a great job of talking about how 2018 was a banner year ended the third quarter we delivered solid financials. that's just one example but also we can talk about 5g because the promise of 5g which both companies have been making, that is not merger specific. both companies have been promising premerger a nationwide 5g network. that's what they been telling wall street. now they are going to tell you it's deeper stronger and bigger? user adjective, but that's what they have been telling wall street before this merger was concerned. if i could, i would not mind just finishing. i think it's important to note that both are putting their money where their mouths are. they are committing five to $6 billion annually until 2020 which pretty much equals and comes pretty close to the $40 bill

shelton: representing of the, members committee, my name is chris shelton. i am the president of the communication workers of america. represent 700,000 employees in telecommunications and other industries including more than 45,000 in the wireless industry. let's tell it like it is. this merger would kill american -- depress wages and raise prices on american , consumers to enrich to foreign foreign companies, deutsche bank and softbank. that is economic treason. these are two of the worst companies in the united states when it comes to the treatment of workers. they ship jobs overseas and in recent years t-mobile has been charged with more labor law violations per worker than even walmart. let's talk numbers. this merger would kill american jobs. we estimate that 30,000 americans would lose their job if this merger is approved. a wall street firm estimates this merger would kill 20,000 jobs. whether you take their number or ours, you should understand that t-mobile's job creation promises are sheer fantasy. sprint and t-mobile compete for -- with each othe

shelton wants to answer the question. employeesas promising a job, there are so many loopholes it is amazing. but when you look at what those of them are84% authorized dealers who are not employees of t-mobile and have gereromise even from mr. le that cannot be kept because they are not t-mobile employees. that is some idiot thousand people in the united states. some 88,000 people in the united states. >> i added 23,000 jobs in my tenure as ceo. i have added 70,000 jobs in addition to the 16,000.my track record speaks for itself. >> the chair recognizes mr. buck. and i will give you an extra minute if you need to. the witness took an extra minute. >> i wanted a ruling from the chair. i had dinner at the trump hotel three weeks ago. my stake was not cooked properly, and i sent it back, and it was then returned cooked really well. i am wondering if i have a conflict of interest. >> i think only if you are involved in a merger of two large companies. >> point of order. that means he cannot speak at this hearing. >> they are

ultimately it's results that challenge him right now shelton need cool heads. to that still has clear orders from his new sporting director to turn the team around and stave off any threat of relegation and his team responded well to the equaliser but shelton met misfortune early in the second half with the referee consulting v.a.r. for this school mouth challenge and awarding a penalty to braman. with still feel. max palooza stepped up to the spot to put the host in front. that's the captain's thirteenth goal of the campaign. so often the season chunka found themselves behind. to tesco was doing his best from the touchline she at least still had that belief as did his team that was missing more goals steve in spirit speed here getting close but not close enough. but the next goal was to come at the other end and shall take would have no complaints this time that she'd said cut in side to make it three one. shot and yet again looking all at sea where's the motivator. to keep the crew on a steady but determined course. they certainly did not jump ship at least f

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. >> we caught up, and her man blake shelton was spotted with large scissors more than 2,000 miles awaypening of his third restaurant. gwen's project, a colorful patient exam room for the cure 4 the kids foundation. >> i saw this woman on stage 12 hours ago, and she's already back and doing good work. gwen stefani supporting our organization, it brings great awareness to what we do here. >> there is one star in the room and she's right here. she started this foundation on her kitchen table 12 years ago for children that arethis, but amazing environment for them. >> i want to know about the room. >> i worked with the local arti arti artist. he had this vibe, and the bananas, and what the show looks like. it's very bright and makes you feel good when you get in there. >> it's very whimsical, and there's a hidden mickey. >> there is a hidden mickey in there. a huge fan of disneyland, which a we all know, so am i. >> we love gwen so much, here's another reason. a dollar from every one of the ticket sales to her vegas residency goes to cure 4 the >>> on tv this weekend, the hln original seri

. >> i reporter: and sidney shelton legislatured in their >> none of these. >> reporter: had these detectiveshispering the unimaginable. >> i thought we were dealing with serial killers. >> i was out testing a thermal scope. >> reporter: rob leef lived a few tbloks kathy. the night she was murdered, rob was out trying a scope like this one. >> i saw the headlights of a car coming up. >> reporter: on this street? >> on this street. >> reporter: this is videotape rob recorded. >> this video showed the murderer. >> reporter: the actual killer? >> the actual killer. >> ninan: you can catch the full episode "the shape of a killer" tonight on "48 hours." still ahead, modern-day shipwreck hunters on a roll solving deep-sea mysteries of the past. a crew of deep sea explorers invited us along last month, as they searched and found a legendary u.s. warship. now we're learning that was only the first stop on their miraculous journey of discovery. mark phillips reports on the latest spre in american naval history books. >> two, one. splash. >> reporter: for the research vessel "petrol" sometimes one good

team around and stave off any threat of relegation and his team responded well to the equaliser but shelton met misfortune early in the second half with a referee consulting v.a.r. for this school mouth challenge and awarding a penalty to braman. which shall cause still feel. matts palooza stepped up to the spot to put the host in front. that's the captain's thirteenth goal of the campaign . as so often the season shelter found themselves behind. to this goal was doing his best from the touchline he at least still had that belief as did his team was missing four goals stephen smith stay here getting close but not close enough. but the next goal was to come at the other end schulte i could have no complaints this time but she said cut inside to make it three one. shocker yet again looking all let's see where is the motivator. to keep the crew on a steady but determined course. they certainly did not jump ship at least five minutes from the end polo headed in a corner to reduce the deficit. this was a team who do still have faith in themselves and to their coach. tesco has often been making t

the santa cruz parks department spent most of yesterday clearing the banks of the san lorenzo in shelton. >> we tried a preemptive strike and clean the debris that we get. could be a big problem. >> yeah, can be. we do it now before it ends up in the river. if the level of the river ends up, it's going to end up there so we try to do it while we can. >> the chp has been busy dealing with spinouts on 217. no major injuries were reported. calming down from your day? >> yeah. i'm already. >> the forecast with this -- i'm forecasting with this hand. old joke. >> right. >> very strong gust. over 70 miles an hour for some. that includes lucas valley. los altos hills, 58. 50. berkeley marina, bodega bay. some of these will produce brief heavy rawe have seen that the initial squall line has gone through but there is so much that has to rotate in. we'll get few heavy rain. few lines in marine county, san pablo bay and embedded in that are some heavy rain. it's been lit up pretty well going into santa clara valley. we'll end up with a breezy, blustery day. 5:32. sal has his hands full and he would

judy shelton and jim, for a market that was confident that the fed was on hold are you surprised to see the magnitude of it? >> yes yield out to almost ten years are at or near the federal funds rate it's 240 and that is higher flattish yield curve is meant to be something not good and suddenly the market is baking in the fed rate cut 50% of that by the end of the year the fed is meant to be patient it contends it is patient. there seems to be a certain jumpiness about its patience the fed has changed course in the course of the change 1.9 in december, today that number is 1.8. that was supposed to be the source of the chairman's malaise or uneasiness. >> financial conditions tightened, global growth. >> over the past six weeks, ten weeks maybe, financial conditions have certainly loosened it's a mystery to me. >> you said the fed getting too dovish >> we'll know more in ten years whether it's too dovish but certainly the fed has changed course for reasonses not too apparent from its own economic projections. >> will the president be happy, judy, with the change in course, though >> i t

. >> have you ever want today channel blake shelton, adamne levi from the voice-style coaching. you can, the american pop orchestra have 30 local college students facing off in a voice-stylecompetition, and you can go cast your vote along with a panel of judges. the american pop orchestra are uringing everyone together to lebrate the futce >>> for those families trying to save for college, we have new o informatiothe fate of virginia's prepaid 529 fund as we reported last month the college savings plan suspended its enrollment. it's now back open but only temporarily. consumer reporter susan hogan has more on an important deadline you need to know. >>> the risingost of college put virginia's prepaid 529 plan jeopardy. families weren't signing up because they couldn't afford it. so enrollment was suspended for a few months until lawmakers could figure out the plan's fate. here's what we know. the virginia general assemblyss legislation that will change the entire benefit toucture of the prepaid plan make it more affordable. until that new program is in place, families can enroll

i know people really appreciated our chat when we said if somebody like blake shelton could get it, anybodyhe world of local news. >> yeah, local anchors on wtol in toledo, ohio, made a video for the city's public schools to encourage students to show up and take their standardized tests. >> check it out. >> yes, toledo weather going to be lit during testing week. 100 p chance of success. you've got this kids. steve, how about that traffic? >> we are looking at -- >> better. we are talking -- >> so i saw this video and at first i was, like, this is so corny, and then when they hit me with the cardi b, i watched it 25 more times. >> then he texted it to me. >> and i texted it to janai, and i thought if they are trying to inspire those in that public school system to go to their standardized tests, make sure the kids are taking that standardized test, know that turnt is not on the standardized test. >> yeah, i was not really amused by it, but i like that everybody else was. >>> next, an amazing feat by tiger woods. >> the place, austin, texas, 10th hole during his match. who is that guy. what

host: shelton in louisiana, go ahead.ler: the last caller, i think if you -- you cannot stand for something if it is wrong. what this woman is doing is shining the light on what has long been happening to the palestinians in the gaza and west bank. israel has been starving people, killing doctors, murdering kids. the whole concept of not bad.cizing wrongness is it is not anti-semitic when you shine a light on something that when you are dealing with a country that is having an open air prison for constantlys and encroaching on their territory. it is good, what she is doing. it should have done -- been done along time ago. i am glad the debate is going on. host: more reaction from democratic member's of congress from the washington times story. it fail to condemn anti-semitism, rebuke omar, quoting congresswoman camilla gaia tell saying people feel if we are going to condemn one form of bigotry, that we need to make sure we also condemn other forms of bigotry. other democrats said they do not want to cave to republican dem