>> well, i think chairman wheeler is right. the fcc is one of the most broke, slow-moving agencies in the federal government. if you look at the some of the rulemaking processes and some of the other activities that the fcc does it is incredbley complicated and if you like at the statements that chairman wheeler made in the last week he has etalked about this motion o speed. i think i am hopefully and people a lot of people are he can get things moving a little faster and increase the transparency at the agency. but experts cannot fully understand what the fcc is doing even because a lot is technical and baroque. it is really creating uncertainty and as we know uncertainty is the enemy of business. business needs certainty to be able to invest. if there is one thing we need in the united states in terms of broadband and communication infrastructure is investment with dispatch as chairman wheeler might say. i think it is important,and i am hopefully that chairman wheeler makes an effort top pick up the pace and increase the tran

and then finally, last week senator cruz met with tom wheeler, and tom -- privately -- and tom wheeler assured senator cruz that implementing the requirements of the disclose act is, quote, not a priority for the fcc. that assuaged senator cruz's concerns. he lifted the hold, and tom wheeler was promptly confirmed be i the senate. >> sam gustin, what about the issue of media ownership? is that going to come up in the next several months at the fcc? >> guest: that will definitely come up. for many years media concentration has been a major issue for the fcc. there was a lot of criticism about comcast's purchase of nbc universal which, essentially, come wined the largest cable -- combined the largest cable company in the united states with one of the crown jewels of the american media business, nbc universal, the peacock network, the movie studio, etc. so there was a lot of criticism about that. there are also rules regarding media ownership in cities around the country. so, for example, in places like new york or los angeles or other big media markets, there are rules that prohibit big

finally, last week, senator cruz met with tom wheeler, and -- privately, and tom wheeler assured senator cruz that in limitation of the disclose act is not "a priority" to the fcc. cruz'ssuages senator lifted thed he altered >> what about the issue of media leadership? is that going to come up in the next month at the fcc? >> and that will definitely come up. media concentration has been immediate -- has been a major issue for the fcc. there has been a lot of criticism about comcast purchase of nbc universal, which essentially combined the largest cable company in the u.s. with one of the crown jewels of the american media business, nbc universal, the peacock network, the movie studio, etc., so there was a lot of criticism about that. there are also rules regarding media ownership in cities around the country, so for example in places like new york or los angeles or other big media markets, there are rules that prohibit big media companies from owning too many media outlets across media, for example, newspapers, television stations, etc. working tocurrently rue m the media ownership les.

the media twisted wheeler's statement all around. as he made clear on his web site in a carefully wording explanation, the accusations against him are absurd to anyone that viewed the comments in

and just listen to what wheeler told the eight news i team, nevada's news leader. >> wheeler told the i team he is probably the least bigoted guy in the world. >> colbert: yeah, the least bigoted. so move over desmond tutu because there is new sheriff in town and he is willing to enslave you. so you know -- you know, folks -- [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: come to think of it, folks, his critics are really the racists. for assuming that jim wheeler means black slavery. maybe he would vote to enslave latinos or young greek boys or white people. he will enslave anyone you want. hell, if jim wheeler's voters want to sell their blonde daughters to malaysian drug lords that is job one. so i am calling on assemblyman's constituents to just prove how dedicated this man is. start a petition calling on jim wheel tore punch himself in the balls. i mean, a solid nut punch. [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: not one of those knuckle glancers, the constituents demand a real wind up junk stunner. assemblyman, you do the will of the people and i guarantee you thathat youtube video will get a l

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wheeler is absolutely right. with a slow moving agency like this, that deliberates for months and years on end it does create uncertainty. as we know, uncertainty is the enemy of business. business and leave certainty to invest. if there is one thing we need in the united states in terms of broadband and communication infrastructure, we need investment with dispatch as chairman wheeler might say. ahead for theges new fcc chair, tom wheeler on "the communicators." >> new jersey governor chris christie won an election for the second term against democrat opponent. he spoke to reporters at a victory party for about 20 minutes. >> ♪ ["life is a highway" playing] [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> well, well, well, how about this, new jersey! [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, tonight i stand here as your governor and i am so proud to be your governor. [applause] born in newark, raised in livingston. made my wife from pennsylvania a real jersey girl. and raised our family right here, right here in this amazing state

evidence used against the wall and its secret violated due process investigative journalist marcy wheeler spoke with us yesterday about whether edward snowden's leaks benefited mollen part of me actually wonders whether he would have ever been indicted were it not for the government's need to have a success story here because we know as of two thousand and nine they hadn't had any we know that they were boasting about having. preliminary investigations we know that in two thousand ninety s b i said this guy isn't worst worth indicting because the reasons she's sending money to somalia have nothing to do with terrorism they have to do with defending his oh. and then a year later all of a sudden when when the n.s.a. has to keep going to congress to get this free approved all of a sudden we have him indicted. moylan and the three other somali immigrants sentencing trial is set for november eighteenth. and activists came together to rally against the u.s. drone warfare program today they march from the white house to the headquarters of

the mortality rate after major surgeries is just as low as in the u.s. 48 hours after surgery, wheeler was feeling good about his decision. >> good result. >> the american medical association advocates potential medical tourist to use accredited facilities and caution about the risk of combining surgical procedures with long flights and vacation activities. another sign that the holiday season is here, i had on washington weekly, learn when the capitol christmas tree will arrive in the district. >> i am steve rudin. the wind is finally settling down. it is 27 at reagan national airport. --'re looking at a cold top >> we are back with a look at the week ahead. tomorrow a court hearing is scheduled for chris brown. he is not going to be there because a d.c. judge waived his appearance, allowing him to remain in rehab in california. the singer is charged with misdemeanor simple assault after police say he punched a man outside a hotel last month. brown is on probation for beating then girlfriend rihanna back in 2009. last week, a california judge ordered brown back to rehab for three mont

"life is a battle," proclaims the back of her three-wheeler. but sunita is ready to fight. not just on the roads. >> i fought for 3 years to get a license. because i was a woman, the authorities saw me as a special case. the trouble didn't stop there. it was hard to get permission to rent a vehicle. there was no precedent. now i have one that i'm allowed to drive and no one else. >> as the only woman among 60,000 male auto rickshaw drivers, sunita turns heads wherever she goes. a lot of people have never seen a woman at the wheel of an auto rickshaw before. not everyone approves, but some don't seem to mind. >> only desperation could make a woman drive a rickshaw. it's not exactly the best job in the world. but it's better than doing something unethical, something immoral. >> if women can work, then they can drive rickshaws. it's fine. >> more women should do it. it would make women feel safer, especially when they're out on their own in the evenings. >> she welcomes such support but basically, sunita doesn't care what people think. sunita comes from a village about 100 kil

wheeler read his x-ray as negative. it was only after fox's death at the age of 58 that an autopsy concluded fox did indeed have black lung. >> you have a system that for so many miners is rigged against them. >> reporter: now hopkins has announced it is spending the black lung program while it reviews the findings of our investigation. >> i'd like to see the truth come out. i'd like to see the wrongdoers in this system exposed. >> reporter: steve day and his wife nyoka say they are now hopeful that maybe somebody does care. >> god help the souls of those who cheat these men. >> reporter: senator casey says the miners have been denied basic justice, and based on our report there now needs to be accountability from everyone involved in this system. >> brian ross still on the case tonight. thank you, brian. now girls making babies, the young women, the recruiting for thousands of dollars, an explosive new event in america. what are the consequences tonight. >>> caught on tape, a runaway horse and the 92-year-old guardian

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and earlier by marcy wheeler says reporter for in the wheel dot net. i asked her what is really on trial here. one thing specifically or the nsa is a surveillance program. he's the only known person who lands. tipped by c section to fifteen which the contract map program and he was prosecuted for sending less than ten thousand dollars township god and sunset time we discovered that the entire prosecution rests on the section to fifteen program the kids. his lawyer since august and trying to say wait a second. this program is heating up and adjusting the case really just isn't all that interested to note that yesterday the cure and it came up again and the judge then said smith. the maryland which is a nineteen seventy nine case that talks about one's own record for one person on any kid really want to deal with the constitutional issues and that nineteen eighty seven k's obviously is that quite sad quite dated played out well before any of this nsa masses surveillance aren't happening that we know of. then add that with this case have been really up fo

s mass surveillance programs i was joined earlier by marcy wheeler she's a reporter for in the wheel dot net and i asked her what is really on trial here while it is case specifically or the n.s.a.'s surveillance program. he is the only known person who was tipped by the section two fifteen which is the phone dragnet program and he was prosecuted for sending less than ten thousand dollars style shabab and since that time we've discovered that the entire prosecution rests on this section two fifteen program that his his lawyer sends august have been trying to say wait a second this program is illegal and the judge in the case really just isn't all that interested i know that yesterday in a hearing it came up again and the judge just said psmith the maryland which is one nine hundred seventy nine case that talks about one phone records for one person. and he didn't really want to deal with the constitutional issues. and that nine hundred ninety seven case obviously is quite quite dated quite a while before any of this n.s.a. mass surveillance started happening that we know of what thos

. >> harold wheeler and the band over there. with the stars" musical director harold wheeler gave us rare, behind-the-scenes access to the 18-member band's rehearsal. >> this is probably the most fun i have had in my entire career. it's also the hardest i've ever worked. >> reporter: these musicians are pros, rehearsing new music together for the first time monday morning, just hours before the live show. >> prepare a show for monday, throw it away, next monday, that one is done. >> reporter: with a constant turnaround, wheeler says it's the producers who choose the songs. >> we are trying to get 18 to 49-year-old crowd so we have to have lady gaga and adele. >> reporter: and for the dancers who have been practicing to recordings all week, monday's rehearsal is also the first time they jive to the live music. >> when you get out here, it is a totally different feeling. it can sound a little different than the actual song. >> reporter: the first time this season, the show's producers are allowing track songs in each episode. espe

wheeler read his x-ray as negative. it was only after fox's death at the age of 58 that an autopsy concluded he did indeed have black lung. >> you have a system that for so many miners is rigged against them. >> reporter: hopkins has announced it is spending the black lung program while it reviews the findings of our investigation. >> i'd like to see the truth come out. i'd like to see the wrong doers in this system exposed. >> reporter: steve day and his wife say they are now hopeful that maybe somebody does care. >> god help the souls of those who cheat these men. >> reporter: senator casey says the miners have been denied basic justice and based on our report there now needs to be accountability from everyone involved in this system. >> brian ross staying on the case tonight. thank you, brian. >>> here tonight girls making babies, the young women, the recruiting, thousands of dollars, an explosive new event in america. what are the consequences tonight. >>> caught on tape, a run away horse and the 92-year-old guardia

australia and they're known for going to the most remote part of australia and exploring by boat, for wheeler. here they're trying to find a new fishing spot and they're trying to get through just a small patch of mud. >> oh, that's bad. >> swamps the truck up to its rear axel. so here comes simon with his truck. and simon starts to pull with his other truck. >> it's going down deeper. >> it looks like it's working, though. >> it is working and it's not getting the truck out and they notice that the tide is coming in. >> the tide is coming in. i'm good to go. >> come on! >> oh, no! >> everything that could go wrong is going wrong! >> holy [ bleep ]. holy [ bleep ]! >> pretty incredible teaser for their new series of "all for adventure." we can't see it here in the states but can you buy the dvd. simon is uninjured, the truck minor damage, they were able to get both vehicles out of the mud. and their adventure continued. >> it's that time of year, once again time to speak with santa, gifts is that stay. >> i love that. >> this is when they all get together to dry to break the record for the la

tennessee state troopers swapped squad cars to 18 wheelers, so they can see what is happening. >> sobering psas are used to highlight the dangers of d distracted driving. >> this is the text before she flipped her car. >> lawmakers are promising to push for heftier fines and have points added to a licence. >> if i get a $250 every time i text and drive i'll stop. >> thp is getting ready to up the ante and enforce the laws. >> state leaders believe the problem of distracted driving will get worse leaving tennessee and other states looking for more aggressive approaches to keep numbers like these from climbing. >> it's not just texting, talking on the phone increases the risk of a crash. it takes your mind off of driving. >> the holiday season looking brighter for a retailer. >> a record auction for the first book printed in the u.s. how much a businessman paid to get the rare read. >> u.s. citizens forced to leave the county. how children born in america to undocumented parents are caught in the battle for immigration reform. . >>> welcome back. the holiday season is looking bright for tiff

. >> chairman wheeler is right. with a slow-moving agency like this, that deliberates for end, it even years o creates uncertainty. businesses need certainty to invest. ,f there is one thing we need we need investment. gustin on the challenges ahead for tom wheeler. >> mrs. kennedy is known as a style icon. admiration of her fashion sense. put a lot of she thought into her wardrobe when she was representing the country. she would think about what colors would mean something to the country she was about to visit. visits to canada, she chose this of respect a gesture to the canadian maple leaf. i admire the thought you put into her wardrobe. first lady, jacqueline 9:00dy, tonight, live at p.m. on c-span and c-span3. withming up next, q and a greg easterbrook, talking about the role of football in today's society. at 7:00 a.m., washington journal is live with your calls and the days latest news. >> this week on q and a, journalists, columnists greg easterbrook discusses his new book. >> >> gregg easterbrook, why did yo

we have a crash involving as many as 4 vehicles and an 18-wheeler. say maybe because chp has to get there to clarify the details. a lot of slowing coming in. they have to clear to the shoulder. they were in the middle lanes from the original report. all this traffic coming in out of the altamont pass. be prepared for that as you head south in toward sunol and pleasanton. we are looking over here toward the south bay itself where we talked about the light volume of traffic building for 101 and 87. a live look at our camera north of 680. we see a few more cars. no big concerns. this is very light for wednesday. it is 6:36, almost 6:37. heading back to you. >> 6:36 as you mentioned. still ahead on "today in the bay." a police officer battles flames to pull a driver to safety. we have story behind this incredible video next. >> that is a hero in action. also, i want to give you a live look outside. we are keeping you're eyes closely fixed on the holiday traveling. if you are traveling to chicago, here is what you need to know. >> reporter: i'm lauren pet

. >> it's throwing 18-wheelers. this is something i have never seen before. >> targeting a small town. >> oh, my gosh, it is headed right toward us. >> devastating everything in their path. >>> and a terrorist bomb blows up a bar. >> i was laying in a puddle of beer and blood and broken glass. this is the closest i have ever come to death. >> fighting for survival. >>> "caught on camera: life or death." >> an 1,800 horsepower race car going well over 100 miles an hour loses control, spewing sparks and flames it goes flying straight toward a cameraman who stands paralyzed. april 20th, 2012, bristol, tennessee. the dragway best known as thunder valley hosts the american drag racing league's top sportsman's race. >> we go about 170 miles per hour in about 4.10 seconds. it's pretty crazy. >> meet 21-year-old drag race driver lizzie mussey. >> the feeling of sitting in the car and warming it up, i love warming it up in the morning. just, i love it. >> and when she lines up to start -- >> we staged, we have two sets of go

incline are where you're walking up this hill or something and if you have issues from being in a wheeleryears old it's going to be a lot. and there's the issue of the mooney is great then they shot off in their own direction but the m line forensic is a major complaint in my district payroll one of my staff went out there and that was not late evening you have to wait 67 manipulates >> oh, wow. that's a while. >> so that's an issue. >> so there could be more mooney service. >> yes, it's a big concern. i stood out there many moerngz and late afternoon i saw people crossing the street >> do you feel we're on the right track for economics. >> yes. i looked at some stats today that are relative to california and the united states. we're doing real well, of course, we could do better. employment is coming down. the number of jobs are going up. what i would like us to do, you know, we've had a major focus on the technical destroy. i also feel like there's some opportunities for us to bring back some manufacturing jobs. again to keep the diversity of the touching people and the job opportunitie

tennessee state troopers have swapped squad is cars for 18-wheelers. >> i'm told that the text was i'm on my way. >> reporter: and the state is partnering with several national campaigns, using these sobering psa's to highlight the dangers of texting and driving. and several lawmakers are promising to push for a hef thinker fine. >> i know if i get a $250 fine every time i was texting and driving, i would probably stop the first time i got caught. >> they are getting ready to up the anti-and put cops every certain miles to enforce the laws. >> reporter: state leaders believe the problem will likely get worse, leaving tennessee and other states looking for new and more aggressive approaches to keep numbers like these from climbing. jonathan martin, al jazeera, nashville >>> states across the country are taking active steps to prevent texting and driving accidents. that is how bad the situation is. >>> security forces in egypt are cracking down on activists who took to the streets defying the new protest law. the law makes it illegal to demonstrate without a permit. security forces firin

>> this ordeal was caught on one rider's helmet cam, it started four-wheeler, went tumbling towards the cliff s was able to grab sma branch just before she went over the enl. her husband grabbed the atv to keep it fromumbling on top of he hair frid went after mccall, pulled her back up the hill. the entire incidentasted just seven minutes. it probably seemed like little bit longer f her. >> you think as she was holding on, looking over the ed? >> wow. >> very scary, she w all right. that?ts, henry, can you top you're showing tha type of angle. i got a little allergy when it comes toheights,'m afraid of that stf. excuse me for a secon okay. i'm okay now. don'torry about anything. hey, it's colleg football saturday. we've got cal in action against colorado. plus, filipino heritage night arena.e warris at oracle we'll tell you how you can reach out and hel some in ed. and trelle pryor suffered a seack to his nagging knee injury in practice yesterday. we'll ll you the plans for the oakland raiders tomorrow. you don't want to miss it. it's allext in sports. i love wating tv outsid and why ca

. >> buster wheeler moving higher, reports that british engineering company is weighing in on this. >, they both do similar things in construction eng fearing and kind of services they consult on big projects. if foster wheeler is, in fact, sources from reuters saying this, they're saying both sides aren't tauk about this but could create a multibillion dollar engineering company. >> we said snoopy would make it into street talk. >> we did. >> wondering why it's because shares of macy's we're mentioning this stock earlier, one of the winners according to stacy, but trading at an all-time high the day before the thanksgiving day parade. >> great results last quarter. this is -- you heard stacy talking about this last -- the last few minutes or so. this company is consistently been able to execute especially around the key holiday period. if they continue to do so and continue to get people in the door, and the parade goes off with perhaps less wind than we thought there was going to be, that could be a great sign for macy's and the holiday season. >> the battle to take over time warner

forn the challenges ahead the new fcc chair tom wheeler monday on "the communicators," monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> mrs. kennedy is very well- known as a style icon. she put an awful lot of thought into her wardrobe when she was representing the country both up the white house and while traveling abroad. she would think about what colors would mean something to the country she's about to visit. canada,er, a visit to she chose this suit by pierre the respect of the canadian maple leaf. she knew the advantage of choosing a color for a style that would make her stand out in a crowd. kennedy lady jacqueline monday night live at 9:00 p.m. span 3. on an and c- also c-span radio band c- span.org. >> former new hampshire senator -- judd gregg. he called for more regulation of the economy. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. my name is angela keane. i am reporter for bloomberg news. we are the world's leading professional organization for journalists committed to our profession's future by hosting events such as this while fostering

. >> reporter: daniel wheeler showed us the bike lock which is too small to knit around somebody's neck. but authorities say three students put a u-shached bike lock -- u-shaped bike lock around their roommate's neck. the district attorney said that's one of the charges. >> it's demoralizing and defeating. >> reporter: the d.a. has aurged all three, all 18 years old -- has charged all three, all 18 years old, with battery. they allegedly called him three- fifths and fraction, a term used in the south as a way to count slaves. >> this is so hurtful. >> reporter: university police conducted the investigation. the da reports the three defendants barricaded the victim's bedroom and tried to lock him in a closet. the black student union said this could have been prevented if there was more diversity dorms in -- diversity in dorms. >> we need more faculty hired in order to prevent this. >> reporter: you are looking at a live picture of the event going on being held by the black student union. they are reaching out to university officials to see what can be to prevent hate crime. they are abou

henry wheeler, the medical student, he remembered there was an old civil war carbine in the hotel orgrabs, goes upstairs and has a perfect view down below to where the riders are going back and forth and he zeros in on clay miller, adjusting something on his saddle and he fires and sends a bullet through his artery, and miller bleeds to death on the steps. so, one man is already killed. and manning, a little later, draws a bead on one of the other riders, bill chadwell, and he shoots him dead. the seconds are ticking by and the reason why is because of a heroic employee in the bank. you remember i said the cashier went to philadelphia for the exposition in the man that took his place was the treasurer, wasn't the cashier, but that day he was the acting cashier, joseph lee heywood. the three men burst in, bunker, the teller, meets them at the window and they have three revolvers pointed at his head. at first he thinks friends are playing a joke on him. never heard of a bank robbery before? quickly he realizes these men are up to no good and very surous, and they keep yelling, who is t

troopers have swapped squad cars for 18 wheelers giving them a higher vantage point so they can see what drivers are up to. >> reporter: they're using several campaigns. using sobering psa's to highlight the dangers of texting. >> this is the text from me right before they flipped her car. >> reporter: they're promising to push for heftier fines. >> i know if i get a $250 fine every time i was texting and driving i would stop the first time i got caught. >> they're getting ready to up the ante and put costs every certainly miles to enforce those laws. >> reporter: state leaders say they believe the problem of distracted driving will likely get worse. leaving tennessee and other states looking for new and more aggressive approaches to keep numbers like these from climbing. jonathan martin, al jazeera nashville. >> across the country taking aggressive steps to outlaw hand-held devices while driving. well, coming back to our top story, thousands, in fact, millions out there on the roads right now. diane estherbrook watching the roads for us. she's live in chicago along the kennedy expresswa

she was hit by a 18 wheeler driven by lavaf. he pled guilty to making an unsafe lane change among other charges. he will have to pay a $450 fine. >>> a kidnapping victim chained up and tortured inside an ohio home, michelle knight opens up about her abuse and her captor. >> reporter: michelle knight, and two others held captive in this house of horrors for 11 years. their abductor and abuser aerial castro abused the women until they were held escaped. six months after being rescued. >> this is where i was abducted from. >> reporter: 32-year-old michelle knight talks with dr. phil. >> and he took a pipe and he held it like this over my head and he said if you scream, i'll ram this down your throat and i'll kill you. so i didn't scream. i didn't make a noise, i just laid there. he took me to the basement and he ties me up to a pole with chains wrapped around it. the chains are big and he wraps it around my neck. he sits me down on the he floor and he says this is where you will stay until i can trust you. >> reporter: knight says

. >> reporter: in court david wheeler held up a photo of his father roger who was killed in a hit bulger ordered in 1981. he also criticized the fbi for, as he put it, protecting and supervising bulger before he went on the run for 16 years. bulger was finally captured in 2011 in santa monica. >> he kept his back turned to me just like the fbi and the justice department have turned their backs to me. >> reporter: the two-hour hearing ended when the judge asked bulger if he wanted to speak. he simply said no. even though bulger didn't look at or address the victims' families, his attorney said he was affected by their raw emotions. >> i sat right next to him. i saw how he reacted. i think that was in response to the power of their words. >> reporter: the daughter of one victim said three words to bulger that he's not likely to hear thursday when the judge could hand down two life sentences. she said, "i forgive you." vinita nair, cbs news, boston. >>> there's pittsburgh high school students are in stable condition this morning after being shot yesterday near their school. the victims were

in a statement from the fcc, chairman tom wheeler acknowledged times have changed saying, quote, modern technologies can deliver mobile services in the air safely and reliabl reliably. the airlines will still ha to decide how much cellular usage they will allow on their planes. and then there's the question of whether people want to sit in a cabin full of people making phone calls. >> but i'm sure that airlines will institute parts of the plane that will be the no-phone zone and they'll be highly sought after. >> the fcc will introduce it and will offer public comment on the proposal. in san francisco, i'm sumi das, kr nets. >>> when we return, we'll meet the woman that took some of the lastwn kennedy just before he was assassinated. stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] that was bold. real bold. ♪ you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ superfan ] hey, america, we're

. >>> shares of foster wheeler popped today on reports that the british engineer amek is eyeing a take overand would create an 8 billion-dollar. shares higher by 6%, $30.49. >>> yesterday we told you that aeropostal is pushing to share but ab erksz rcombie is the best value among teen retailers and sent shares to $34.37 and shares of aeror past tall. >>> the company also reported a revenue miss and that sent shares nosediving down a full 24% to $12. >>> infloblocs, the loss widened. shares of almost tripled in the past year on strong demand of the products which manage internet traffic. today the stock tumbled down more than 28% to 3 2.08. >>> loads of blame for spiking a financial crisis five years ago but as they try to generate fixed income assets some are turning to new types of similarly complex package securities to get higher yields but how risky are the products and what do you need to know about what may be in your mutual fund? is mark, chief investment officer at high land capital management. good to have you with us. >> great to be here, tyler. >> you have funds that have in

new chairman tom wheeler and republican michael o'rielly have been confirmed by the senate. joining us this week to discuss the sec's agenda for the coming year, sam gustin of "time magazine."

the eighteen wheelers he saw some tv really time on line crop costs including the times of singapore on my seat and see well you are using the new media to provide timely and accurate information will help to dispel doubts. also restore the credibility of the judicial system. i put on them. chinese tennis of barney's direct action in sentosa platform for open as balcony only will cost ten dollars and make the first step towards transparency she's a baby today. a united nations wants committee has unanimously passed a resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age fifty five countries including france and russia could sponsor the resolution the third committee of the un general assembly deals with social humanitarian and cultural affairs the resolution says that the violence and based in deception by governments and companies might violate or abuse human rights. it calls for the un human rights commission to conduct an inquiry into the impact of mass digital snooping the resolution doesn't name any specific countries. but it was adopted by germany and brazil. these leaders was

. >> reporter: this 18-wheeler in birmingham, alabama, ended up on its side.n pittsburgh, a car slid off the road. in new york, the storm is threatening an 87-year tradition. performers practice for macy's thanksgiving day parade. but if wind gusts get really bad, the big character balloons could be grounded. commuters here in washington, d.c. this morning are battling light rain. but thankfully, the worst of this system moves out before the turkey comes out of the oven tomorrow. diana and john? >> that's always good news. tahman bradley, reporting live for us this morning in washington. thank you. >>> and as tahman said, millions will be flying to their holiday destinations today. look at this live map from flightradar24.com. it shows all of the flights in the air right now. there's going to be a whole lot more planes on this map as the day goes on. >>> those crowded skies, plus more stormy weather is going to add up to delays. >> tracking it all for us is accuweather meteorologist jim dickey. >> good morning, diana and jim. travel nightmare. soaking rainfall

chairman tom wheeler acknowledged the backlash. >> reporter: f.c.c. officials say any final decision is at least a year away, but before that happens, there will be a period of public comments, scott. it started almost immediately. >> pelley: jeff pegues at reagan national airport. jeff, thanks very much. in light of new progress being made, secretary of state john kerry is flying to geneva tonight to join talks over iran's nuclear program. negotiators hope to reach a deal that would have the iranians temporarily freeze uranium enrichment and, in return, the u.s. and its allies would roll back some of the economic sanctions that have crippled iran's economy. elizabeth palmer is in geneva for us tonight. liz, what do you know? >> reporter: the news that secretary kerry is on his way here has certainly bolstered the belief that a deal must be very close, indeed. this would be a six-month agreement, and it's designed just to give breathing room for more talks to take place on a longer term, more comprehensive deal. i spoke to one of the iranian negotiato

in birmingham, alabama this morning an 18-wheeler sliding off the road and ending up on its side. in pittsburgh, a car slid off the road and was left dangling over a hillside. in north carolina, mostly rain, a driver ending up in a ditch. >> i hydroplaned over here and came off and slid around. >> reporter: here in atlanta, we rode along with the department of transportation's hero unit, the first responders for traffic accidents. the number one danger? black ice. >> a lot of times in weather like this you don't see that ice on the road? >> no, no. you won't see it until you're airborne. >> reporter: to keep safe on the roads, a great tip from aaa. they tell us don't use cruise control. in slippery conditions, you need to be able to ease off the gas quickly, and you can't when your cruise control is on. so that's the mess on the ground but if you are flying up, the air is messy, too. for that part of the story we turn to abc's david kerley at o'hare international airport in chicago. david, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, gio. this is united's o'hare airport command center

tom wheeler to see and michael riley. a full complement of commissioners increases the breadth and discussion of the debate. it also spurs, it is time to take action on some items that had pat -- kind of been languishing for a while. i think that will be very good for some movement on all the different issues facing communications. >> matthew schwartz? >> you said the rules affect broadband buildout and investment and infrastructure. do they have a more grievous effect on the continued viability of certain companies, for example, a cap on the amount the fcc will support, $250? there have been a lot of labor request. manyere have not been approved. have you noticed? with perhaps one or two. danger?our members in >> i hope not. part of our job is to make sure we figure out first ball had to correct this, and second of all, how to create a broadband future for their consumers. it is a really good question. a big part of that problem with is retroactive. applying to investments urd made. you didn't know what you did not know.

. >> reporta young college student struggled to survive after an 18-wheeler slammed into her car and sent it over the bridge. the man pled guilty for making an unsafe lane change and driving at a speed greater than reasonable. they're all misdemeanors. the victim will never forget. >> the car hit the water. my mouth filled up with water. i felt like i was drowning. >> reporter: as her car was slowing, he was not paying attention and plowed into her. the mdta says he was a distracted driver. >> he was distracted due to flashing lights behind him. >> reporter: this is the second accident this year where a car went on top of the barrier wall. no one died in either crash. >> i am so blessed that i have the strength and he gave me the strength to say, you're going to be on this earth. it's not your time. >> reporter: the trucker is from hungery. this was his first time alone to the united states. >> reporter: inspections revealed no mechanical problems with the truck. >>> one man is behind bars tonight following a major drug bust. police recovered more than 150 marijuana plants and more t