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in 2009, at&t blocked access of voip applications on a 3g network. we're not operating in the ether. neither is the fcc. it is important to set those down for the record. i would also like to make an observation. i want to thank the chairman for having this legislative hearing. what i have heard today is that consumers believe we should not be proceeding with the cra and that there is a very important set of standards from the fcc that should be put in place. we heard from one of the most influential persons in our country named by "time," that this is not menacing. it is helpful and important. that is from miss chase. dr. kovacs, your the only one here that i do not really get. mr. cicconi, i appreciate the fact that you would come and accept our invitation and say what you have said and stand where you are standing. i have had policy disagreements with at&t. we see where comcast, at&t, small businesses, and consumer organizations, and economists are weighing in and saying that the rules are not menacing. what is missing is the -- what is menacing i

amendment does is says we're not going to take the money that people used to pay for a patent application and spend is t somewher -- and spent somewhere else. we're actually going to spend it on patent applications. that's what it was set up for, and, quite frankly, it's imnortherly take money for a specific -- it's immoral to take money for a specific purpose of an inventor or university and not apply it to the purpose for which it was intended under the statute. and although this is a controversial -- this isn't controversial, most americans would think if you're paying $10 on a toll road, the money for the toll road's going to keep the toll road up, and yet we haven't been doing that with the patent office. and we're in trouble not because of -- just of our patent office, but we're also in trouble because we've not enforced intellectual property rights owned by americans around the world. and so as we work on getting a patent bill and blending it with whatever the house passes, it's just as important -- and i thank again the chairman of the judiciary committee, because he was kind enough to have a he

pesticide, farmers ranchers, forest managers and every day citizens that perform 5.6 million applications t will be affected by the court's ruling. this will double the number of entities currently subject to permitting under the clean water act. with this court decision, the states and a wide range of public and private pesticide users will face increased financial and administrative burdens. and this expense comes with no additional environmental protection. this new permitting process was meant to take effect on april 9 of this year. however, two days ago, the sixth circuit granted an extension. the court's extension temporarily postpones the need for the permit and does not eliminate the need for this legislation. h.r. 872 fixes the problem. it exempts from the permitting process a discharge to waters involving the application of a pesticide authorized for sale, distribution or use under this, where the pesticide is used for its intended purpose and used in compliance with the pesticide label requirements. h.r. 872 was drafted very narrowly to address the sixth circuit's holding in the

t-mobile has a reputation and a history of being a lower-cost carrier. having unlimited data plans. being more flexible with openness and, you know, what applications you could use on their network. they've been a very, very big promoter of android which is the google operating system. at&t has been the exact opposite. it's been more closed. it has a long history of blocking applications. i can discuss that google phone. if you don't want me to do. >> suarez: our time is limited. jeff, respond to that. >> i think again the industry... what is happening here is that at&t is making a bet on the future. it has spectrum now but a lot of this deal goes to the issue of what drives a wireless industry. there's a limited amount of spectrum. the demands on the networks are increasing, and the fixed line businesses of telephone companies like at&t and verizon, that's a waning business. so they're making a bet on the future. they need spectrum. while the federal communications commission is aggressively trying to find new spectrum or free up existing spectrum that other services hold, that is a very long-term endeavor. and i think they realize that. they went

t-mobile for $39 billion in cash and stocks. since we have a number -- since we have struggled with repeated applications for a number of months, i would say more than eight or nine months, i would like this commission to have a separate discussion about the extensive list of the joint networks which we have basically supported but now i think this poses other challenges to us. i'd like to understand the challenge as comprehensively with some nod from the board because they will be asking themselves the same question in whatever different form they will ask themselves the question. i would like to suggest we all step back and consider what that means to us. no decisions have been made yet, but this is a very important ethical issue we have to go through. the second point -- i talked to you last week about the numbers of the u.s. census. i was able to get additional information on that and that information made me even more concerned. if i quoted to you last week there were 31,131 units recorded housing in san francisco, that stands in stark contrast to a we had in the year 2000 where 16,827 units were reported vacant. an increa

. >> reporter: applications like google voice or apple's ichat threaten to replace traditional landline telephones altogether. telecom giants like at&t and verizon have tried to design their own apps, but hayes says they've mostly failed. so they are now trying new services instead-- phones that control home d.v.r.s and let you watch your favorite shows on the road. the goal, says tech strategist bill whyman, is to create new products as the telecomm companies roll out higher speed, mobile broadband networks. >> the telecom companies don't want to be just the dumb pipe. they want to be able to provide higher value-added services. they want a cut of advertising revenue. they want to get involved in new location-based services. >> reporter: and by offering more services, companies like at&t hope they will be able to sell more expensive service plans, moving up from an industry average of around $60 a month to $100 a month. that's the hope, but hayes says the industry could face new sources of competition. >> one of the concerns for at&t and verizon is that they may well no longer see value from their retail brand. if they are truly dum

it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping business, and the world...work. rethink possible. >>pam: apple approved an iphone applicationcourages people to " cure themselves of homosexuality. and kimberly has this controversy. >> kimberlee: this is not the first time they sa faced a similar by a group from the same name that was against same-sex marriage. in that case to apple got rid of the application the the violative their guidelines of being sensitive to large groups of people. this is called axa this international credit by a christian group. that homosexuality is a choice and the promises that users will have freedom from homosexuality from the power of jesus. and apple approved the application of four stars out of five stars indicates that the company believes that there is no objection will cause. this application has backlash from a gay rights groups. hateful, bigotry. you can see that this is a petition to persuade apple to remove that application. it has received 100,000 signatures. very controversial. it is online and it has over 600 of the one store reviews. many people that this is not an act that should

t u-verse. just $29 a month for the first 6 months. dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>pam: gabe slate's tech report >>gabe: a new applicationnalysts say it could be just as good as facebook it is called color smart phones share pictures and videos. if you are at an event? if you are taking a picture? anybody else that is also into the color application will see that picture that you just talk. that will pop up in their phone in their color application. and any picture that is locked into color within 100 ft.. that is lockeand--looged in if you ae at an event? you can see several pictures. you will not be sharing private pictures on your phone just the ones in the take with in the color interface. you can send text messages and it is a hugreat way to meet new people and your current venue. will it be a huge hit? it certainly is an interesting idea. this is free for an iphone . >>pam: update on the stanford women to go for the straight final four. with opening day right around the corner of the giants, the a's square off on the bay bridge series. live, you're resnick is next with all of your sports. gary radnich-- the interne

t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. the shoe shopping. ♪ [ male announcer ] icy hot no-mess applicator.f oakland you will have to wait until monday. city offices are closed because of budget cutbacks. these are the final two furlough days of the fiscal year. and sunny, warm day, temperatures are already up there. >> in the 50s and 60s on the low to mid-80s in most neighborhoods. richmond is 78 and low 70s along the coast. temperatures 10-20 degrees cooler this weekend. >> a major thoroughfare is still closed at this hour resulting in very slow traffic southbound over the golden gate bridge. we still have "h" train delays, train five, 30-minute delays and an accident bo

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great as to require the carve out from what otherwise would be the application of the commercepoweh power surges quickly to close th to. t what isn't so shockingly interests of it seems less intrusive than medicare andundeh social security so just in terms of other things shucking out at anything shocking about it, when you leave your place in the world and go to work in the economy only then does the federal income tax, your taxable income above 18,000 for a couple, then the penalty will apply if you don't have coverage so you have to go to the economy and when you go to work you find out the federal government has financial decisions on you. one is 10.5%, 15 if you're self-employed, you have to pay to take care of your old age assistance of the special secure program. you have to pay to take care of your health care after you're 65 and 2.5% you have to pay if you don't maintain insurance coverage model you are under 65. nobody is going to look at that and say my god, this third one mean's there's nothing left in america that this third one is in that sense it seems less intrusive in that unlike social security and medi

insurance companies because they'll leave because they can't meet t it is the intention to regulate the amount of benefits as paid. the application means companies that can't meet it by the time set in the bill will leave the state. so instead you have less of what was promised rather than more. p you have less available choice and more people forced through a single-pair system and the government ornting through an exchange which prompts me to the second issue. our newly elected governor, governor nathan deal is trying to set up a mandate on the state exchange. the public wants no part of the national health care bill and wants to wait on a supreme court ruling on judge vinson's ruling in florida. these medical waivers are important. states are having to ask for them because of the impact of the overall health care bill that was signed on march 23 of last year. and if some relief doesn't come, we're going to have some cataclysmic events. one will be the impact on employees and small businesses which is what this bill is all about. and i ran a small business. and i had independent contractors for whom under erisa you cannot buy h

applications. whatever it is, you can still get done. >> it's the at&t version.sprint, t-mobile. >> and the price point? >> about $429. >> so less expensive. >> you can find some discounts. >> a lot of people find themselves -- i'm a blackberry user or an apple guy. and this is blackberry's version of the tablet. >> yes. they came out with the playbook. i love the way this device looks and feels. it's thinner and lighter. it has a beautiful opportunity here. it does multitasking very, very well. so this is a video that's going to be playing but i can also pull up an excel spread sheet, i can pull up a video game. so what i'm showing you here is the ability for it to be able to do multitasking. >> which really does separate it from some of these over here. they're not as easy to multitask on. >> no. >> what's the pricing e ing ita one? >> we don't know. should be around 500 bucks. >> is it fair to say this is more geared toward the business user or is this as much of a personal device as these others? >> i think it's geared more towards that enterprise user, the b

t agrees they can live with these rules. the key to the internet is ensuring that it is open so that new companies, new applications, new gadgets are being invented on a daily basis in hundreds and thousands of cities across our country that utilize this engine for economic growth and keeps america's lead over the rest of the world. that is what makes us great, the open internet. if we allow a small number of companies to control how fast that change, that innovation moves, then we will be settling our ability to continue to be the engine of growth in the world using the internet as our way revolutionizing the rest of the world. if you did not have an open internet, no facebook, no twitter, thank you, mr. chairman. >> i will now turn to the chairman of the full committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would remind my friend from massachusetts that we have all of those and we do not have net neutrality now. i urge my colleagues to support the resolution. president obama has said that it is his priority to focus on jobs. he also said that his administration will avoid owners and unnecessary regulations that stifle energy. while t

t agrees they can live with these rules. the key to the internet is ensuring that it is open so that new companies, new applications, new gadgets are being invented on a daily basis in hundreds and thousands of cities across our country that utilize this engine for economic growth and keeps america's lead over the rest of the world. that is what makes us great, the open internet. if we allow a small number of companies to control how fast that change, that innovation moves, then we will be settling our ability to continue to be the engine of growth in the world using the internet as our way revolutionizing the rest of the world. if you did not have an open internet, no facebook, no twitter, q, youtube -- thank you, mr. chairman. >> i will now turn to the chairman of the full committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would remind my friend from massachusetts that we have all of those and we do not have net neutrality now. i urge my colleagues to support the resolution. president obama has said that it is his priority to focus on jobs. he also said that his administration will avoid owners and unnecessary prevalencregulat stifle e

t. two in particular but it is appropriate if you have it defendant that acts in a way that is broadly applicable to most people in the class, then it is appropriate to have a class-action, and they are seeking an injunction or maybe a declaration. so for example if everybody is challenging the same general practice, the same sort of systemic conduct in the workplace, everybody pretty much shares the same goal. if we share that same goal, then we are united in and it makes sense for us to come together as a class. and because of that, under this particular rule, the lawyers don't have to send notice, individual notice to every class member and i don't have to get our budding opportunity to get out of the litigation. and we allow this because the class by definition is very cohesive. we are all employees. we are all challenging this particular policy that is in place, so maybe we want an injunction. we want the court to say we want discriminatory policy to and. we want a declaration. we want the court to say hey we are declaring that your conduct is illegal so we are bound together and we are a co

t agrees they can live with the rules. the key to the internet is insuring it is open so that new companies, applications, gadgets are being defended on a daily basis in hundreds of thousands of cities across our nation that utilize the engine for economic growth as a way that keeps america's lead over the rest of the world. that is what makes us great, the open internet. if we allowed a small number of companies to control how fast the change and innovation moves, we will be stifling our ability to continue to be the engine of growth in the world using the internet as our way of revolutionizing the rest of the world. if we did not have an open internet, there would be no facebook, twitter, google, youtube. thank you for graciously extending the extra time to me. >> we will turn to the chairman of the full committee for opening statements. >> i would remind my friend from massachusetts that we have all of those and not have net neutrality now. i urge my colleagues to support h.j. res 37. president obama has said it is his priority to focus on jobs. he has also said his administration will avoid onerous and unnecessary regu