cellular or at&t or verizon or t-mobile, they're also building that technology for orange or some of the other foreign carriers. and, therefore, driving the costs down. but to me the solution is bring more spectrum. i think matt and i would agree on this pretty strongly, bring more spectrum to market, remove any of the potential barriers from that perspective. if you bring it below one gigahertz, then you're leveling the playing field for everyone who wants to get access to that, and i think that's the right approach. >> guest: we would agree in some respects on that. i think getting more spectrum into the hands of people who can use it is an important thing. chris is right that the cellular licenses were essentially begin to a, the and, the and verizon or at least their predecessors over the years. in the most recent auction below one gigahertz, a, at&t and verin won at auction the largest portion of those licenses, and interestingly enough this point toss another bare -- points to another barrier. at&t and verizon have used their technical and economic dominance to look at engineer

improperrability so if i have a phone that works on my particular license in that spot, it might not work for verizon or at&t, they not only won the most licenses at auction, but found ways to keep people out of their space in that respect as well. we see continued domination of the largest carriers in the option space. when it comes to more tv broadband spectrum, that's something we talked about as well. i think that that's the case for unlicensed spectrum use in broadband, but not necessarily by the largest carriers, and we see at&t today uploading as much as 40% of people on networks. more intensively but smarter to make it unlicensed that can be shared and reused more frequently and more cheaply by innovators who want to come in the space and not necessarily go through at&t and veer verizon. >> guest: talking about allocations, is there a

cellular or at&t or verizon or t-mobile, they're also building that technology for some of the other foreign carriers and therefore driving the cost down. but to me, the solution is bring more spectrum. i think matt and i would agree on this pretty strongly. bring more spectrum to market. remove any of the potential barriers from that perspective. if you bring it below one gig hertz, then you're leveling the playing field. i think that's the right approach. >> i think it's an important thing. chris is right with the cellular licenses given to at&t or verizon as they consolidated over the years. the most recent auction of this beach front auction, at&t and verizon won at auction the largest portion of those prizes. other entities did get some of that spectrum, and yet at&t and verizon have used their dominance to look at engineering ways around that competition. lack of interoperability, so that if i'm a smaller wireless provider and if i have a phone that works on my particular license, it might not work on verizon or at&t. they've not only won the largest percentage of licenses at a

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they're also looking at whether the market is competitive or not or whether there are barriers to entry that. people from getting to the same level and competing with at&t and verizon and the other large carriers. >> christopher mccabe, if he could comment on this. i could not ignore some of the darkening clouds or the state of mobile competition. the headline for this report is that the fcc the their fines nor does not find effective competition. dig deeper and we find ongoing trends of industry consolidation. >> i think if you look at -- with all due respect to the commissioner, i think if you focus on one specific area, the hhi measured by the fcc getting higher, i think the answer is yes, and you cannot deny that. yet if you look at the other 329 pages of the document, there is an industry that is for all intents and purposes competitive. prices are going down, innovation going up. if this were a non competitive industry, why would there be $21 billion in capital expenditures in 2009 and $25 billion in 2010? why would you see prices continue to go down? matt talks about new entry. the measurement went from very small regional providers to fairly significant, la

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or initiative. instead, we're coming together, one voice. it is microsoft, verizon, at&t, verisign, all of these folks. that is something that the cyber bullying african model itself after, one message around this important issue -- that is something that the cyber bullying effort can model itself after. >> jacqueline beauchere, i want to read something from steve ballmer. as a big company, we have a responsibility not just to socially respect the user but to build the technology that will protect the anonymity, privacy, the security of what i said, who i say it to, where i go, what is important to me. given the recent hearing on phone tracking, given the fact that if you look at it website and targeted advertising pops up a matter where you go, there is a lot of concern out there about being tracked. does microsoft have the technology and do you aggregate the information that you collect from people? or can you identify individuals? >> on the phone, for instance, there has to be an express action by the consumer to say that you want to make your location known. so, no,

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or by coming to the verizon center. there's also a free event on saturday at the west end of the mall. and we ask some of the visitors here today, is this a gift from the dalai lama on his birthday? and they said, my fair lady, his gifts are always there. reporting live at the verizon center, i'm kimberly suiters, news 4. eun, back to you in the studio. >> what a lovely thought. kimberly, thanks so much. >>> turning now to the weather, we've already seen some rain today and we could be in for some storms this afternoon. it's hazy out there right now, it's 76 degrees. meteorologist tom kierein joins us right now for the first forecast. hi, tom. >> hi, eun. a little rain came through during the last hour. that cooled us down. we were in the low 80s before the rain arrived, but the rain has cooled us back down into the mid-70s. some blue into prince george's county, and farther to the south, into charles county. farther south, we have some showers heavier with thunder and lightning. that is just now passing south of fredericksburg, heading off into the northern neck of virginia. and throu

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affect the verizon customers. >> if you or someone that you know is about to get an iphone or a smart phones through verizon you may want to do before thursday. after that they're following ating their unlimited data plans. as of thursday they will no longer offer an unlimited plan, they will offer teired plans which they call usage based billing here is the break down on your screen. this $30 for the 2 gb plans is comparable for other users and most are phone users will be ok with this to gigabytes should cover most people that is hard to go over and one month. could this affect those that use a lot of data? if one does a lot of video chatting audio, streaming, listening to pandora radio on the phone, they may need to sign up for the $50 5 gb per month plan. i know that is expensive and no one wants to pay that much but to be safe, it will be a good idea for the the good data users so that they do not go over their allowable limit. verizon will charge customers $10 per gigabyte will be the equation to attack on thover going fodrawn fees. a good thing that they're doing is grandfathering in those who have the unlimited plans. they can continue their plans to upgrade to new

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verizon joined at and t and scrapping its unlimited data plans. if you're paying $29.9 for a plan you'll be grandfather nchld but if you upgrade or get a new phone you'll pay $30, $50, for two, five or 10 giga bytes. the group says consumers will have to start following data use like following their minutes in text. bankruptcy filings down last moo, 6% from the year before. and 6% from the month before. and that maces it appear consumers are in better financial shape. the "new york times" reports fewer filings often tied to easy credit. money is vaishlgs don assumers borough. soit could be setting up bankruptcies in the future, and banks have begun lending a little bit more. >> and those new shock and awe labels may be tough to look at, but top tobacco companies don't expect them to put a dent in saelts, they were released in june by the fda. and analysis by a research firm reports call cause a decline of less than 1%. and some people are collecting them. >> it's cooler today. >> and tomorrow we're going see the reversal of the temperatures. just a minor warm up. don't worry. then we're going down hill from there. and take a look at the view, you can s

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's 1.877.729.3467. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. or for other great fios offers, visit us online. get the network that delivers more. >>> all right. >> nice day to barbecue. >> golf. >> be on the golf course, about 8:00 tonight. >> for most golfers. it looks quiet out on that gavel course, though. >> and for most golfers, i don't think there is a bad day for golf, except when they pull you off of it for thunderstorms. we havain ra -- have rain that has been running along a stalled front. there's one round of thunderstorms that went through earlier, all along the beaches. here comes the next storm out of virginia. and you can see really bright colors on the south side of this. that indicates some severe weather we have been seeing to the south. for us, this top edge is just rain. do you see thunderstorms starting to build up in here? and farther south, stronger thunderstorms? they are moving off to the northeast. but it looks like the worst of it will pass off to the south. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. switch it over and show y

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's 1.877.729.3467. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. or for other great fios offers, visit us online. get the network that delivers more. get fios. a network ahead. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> all right. pop quiz. when did the united states declare its independence and from whom? >> it's a hard one to answer apparently. there's a new poll out. pretty surprising. a large number of americans don't know the answer to any question. caring to this marist poll, only 58% know it declared its independence in 1776. >> of course. >> 42% were either unsure or got it completely wrong. 24% didn't know that america broke away from. >> great britain. >> and the future of america could be in jeopardy as well. adults under the age of 30, lowest score. >> who did they think we broke away from? >> there was china. >> what? seriously? >> yeah. or was it japan some somewhere in the far east. >> it was odd things tha

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's 1.877.729.3467. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. orther great fios offers, visit us online. get the network that delivers more. get fios. a network ahead. >>> want to catch a good breeze? >> not much wind out there. and the air is thick. now, around the metro region, haven't seen much today. we've had a lot of action. another round of thunderstorms. you can see this batch, coming out of virginia. at this point, has had the history of severe weather with it. if any warning do spread, we'll pass those long to you. then the worst of the weather. of course, this is still moving. we'll switch it over and show you earlier today. fog and sunshine started to mix. the farther south, the rain and thunderstorms moving through. and here comes another round. now, as far as temperatures go, where the sun came out, the farth early north and west you go, we get into the low 90s. this is only 78 degrees in patuxent. we tapped out at 88 so far. and once again, tomorrow, we will be again. we're probably going into the low 90s with the high levels of humi

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's 1.877.729.3467. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. orther great fios offers, visit us online. get the network that delivers more. >>> now, the complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >> here's a live look outside. that is pretty nice, but other places being kind of cloudy and yucky. >> yeah, really not a bad day at all. we had the sunshine, it was a gorgeous morning and some clouds built up and they're starting to die down. a couple of those clouds are giving way to thunderstorms and mainly along the beaches. we'll go to first warning doppler radar and check out what's going on at this point. you see from 3:30, there's a lot more going on. there's a kind of winding down and raining down. last night we did have a little bit of that rain, the thunderstorms died down to rain and they slowly made their way out of here. today, most of the morning was just beautiful. then some of those clouds came in and there's a couple of thunderstorms because of those clouds. the reason that they're not moving all that much is there's not

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