wheeler, chairman wheeler on the portion of the high-cost program that supports small broadband providerso they can receive support lines although its customers opted to purchase only broadband better than traditional voice service. the rural broadband industry submitted data only broadband plans to the fcc in 2013 but the fcc is not active on this plan. are there issues with their reform plans proposed by the rural rabin industry that prevent the fcc from acting on it is proposed and if you could elaborate on that i would appreciate it. >> thank you congressman. there was something like 114 different carriers in iowa and he represents the poster child of the rural challenge for rate of return carriers. it is outrageous that if you live in rural america you are 30 times more likely not to be able to get broadband is if you live in an urban area. so there are two components. one is dealing with things through the price cap and be recently, we have recently released what will be a $10 billion over six years to seven carriers to build their facilities and i love seeing the headlines the pop

wheeler, delighted to have you back. apparently we were really delighted because we have you a lot, that's a good thing. we welcome you and commissioner pai, mr. wheeler, why don't you go ahead and lead off. it's a modern technology. >> the national champion of appearances before, but i -- >> we could arraign that. >> i wouldn't want to move down that route. but in the ten weeks, in all seriousness, in the ten weeks since i was last before this committee, there's been a lot happening. and i look forward to discussing it with you today. we've made significant progress to begin the incentive auction on march 29th. eight months from tomorrow. >> wow. >> so, there's a lot of pressure on here. we have continued to grapple with the tech transitions as you said were raised by the movement from analog to ip networks, and we approved one merger with conditions, another was withdrawn and the new one was added. then of course on top of that, the appeal's court stayed, or denied the request for a stay for the open internet rules. bu

wheeler. before i ask that specific question, i always just like to talk about rural broadband as you might imagine, both of you and just how important it is for places like iowa and not just places like iowa but all over the country. i know we have bipartisan support to make sure that we have rules in place and make sure we have programs in place and incentives in place to expand that broadband availability to so many folks around the country. we know it's an economic development issue and health issue and we talk about the spectrum, for example, an issue for hospitals making sure that, you know i heard from somebody this morning about that, making sure that they have the broadband available and make sure they can do what they need to do for their patients. we know it's important for education and i talk about the university for iowa where they offer a program where they offer ap classes but it doesn't do any good if the folks can't access what the university of iowa offers and farmers, it's

what did graham wheeler have to say?he dairy prices were one of a number of factors graham wheeler was saying -- was just a number of factors. wheeler was saying the decision was warranted due to output and inflation. inflation was just 0.3% last quarter. that is well below the 2% midpoint of the rpms target band. growth is still reasonably healthy at 2.5 percent, but outlook is softer since the june statement, according to governor graham wheeler. low prices at a six year and dairy exports are key to new zealand's economy. it was interesting that the new zealand dollar grows on news of these cuts to the cash rate, mainly because of what the bank .idn't say it has taken out the line in this statement about the dollars being unjustified and unsustainable, replacing it with a line that further depreciation may be necessary given weakness in commodity prices. these cuts were very unsurprising. it was widely predicted, and some of the economists surveyed by bloomberg thought the rpms might have gone further. angie: does he h

wheeler?> it's not. 20% smaller than it was under chairman martin, and since i have come into office we have reduced the front office staff by 14%. >> ok. we'll -- we're going to follow up because there's obviously a disagreement among you two. is it also a fact that it has more vehicles than field agents? >> yes sir. i'll tell you, i went to anchorage, i went to visit the offices. we have a policy that says you have to have two employees in each vehicle and because there's one that's driving and one working equipment. it's like texting and driving. and we have two people in the anchorage office and we have two vehicles. across -- >> this is one of the problem that is we inherited when we walked in the door. what we're trying to do now is reposition those vehicles so they would be available for the teams when they come in. >> what about we hear stories that you have cars and drivers; is that true? >> actually -- i don't know about you all, i don't have a car and driver. is that true? >> i do t

wheeler? >> no sir. the enforcement staff is now give you the exact statistic 20% smaller than it was under chairman martin and since i have come in to office we have reduced the front office staff by 14% rated. >> okay. we will want to follow up because obviously there's a trick -- disagreement between you two on this matter. isn't it also a fact that the enforcement bureau has more vehicles than field agents? >> yes sir. >> i will tell you sir i have been trying to visit the offices. we have a policy that says you have to have two employees in each vehicle. and because there is one that is driving and one working the equipment and is like texting and driving. we have two people in the anchorage office and we have two vehicles. >> but we are talking, not just anchorage. >> this was one of the problems we inherited when we walked in the door that there had been as purchasing. what we are trying to do now is repositioned this vehicles so they will be available when they come in. >> and they keep airing st

bill: a wheeler a wheeler dealer. did you see what i did there? guys, teamed chaser coverage of the big announcement this week governor christie running for president. iraq it is in hampshire with the governor but i want to start with you because you have a side of the story that came out of the announcement that i think is going to get almost as much play. >> this past tuesday governor chris christie announced he was running for president. that caught the attention of the nation. nation. the person standing behind him stole the show. a community activist from camden that became known to the internet as the christie guy as christie speaks to me you can see him in the background doing all sorts of moves that he will describe to us right now. >> describe my move on the guy moves me, leveling i. bill: i want you to walk me through this now. first we get the fist pump going on. give me that. a little bit of a short going on. >> don't know. the change it just it just hit me. bill: show us how you do it. >> first of all he got to make it work clicks chr

peter: or use surprised by tom wheeler's decision to put net neutrality rules into effect? gordon: he had said he was looking for a way to ensure basic concept of that neutrality, which everyone agrees with. no discrimination based on content. everyone agrees with that. there were almost no cases of that happening, a broadband provider, if it is cremated a particular kind of content would find consumers getting that in somewhere else. president obama lali very hard for the most extreme form of regulation, title ii regulation, treating the internet as if it were a 19th-century railroad. tom wheeler had an e-mail uncovered by congressional committee indicating he felt pressure, pressure to adopt the most extreme form of regulation. tom wheeler is a student of history and i'm sure is aware of the history of regulatory agencies and what has happened. at every opportunity, he says it is not about regulation. but the rules among the five fcc commissioners, they would require the fcc to consider rate complaints and other compliance. so, i was surprised tom wheeler was not able to

wheeler was then president of that track. >> this scares the daylights of everybody that operates theetrack. this is something we all are concerned about. because we know that could if it was bad enough, wipe you out of business. >> reporter: after the crash in charlotte and another in detroit, stronger, thicker cables were installed in the catch fences that were then raised 16 feet higher. wheeler expects similar evolution after yesterday's crash. >>>> what it didn't keep out of the grand stand is the shrapnel. that's the thing i think the industry will attack with a vengeance right now. >> reporter: wheeler says a giant, solid see-through barrier could be installed at racetracks like the one, scott at hockey games to keep pucks from flying into the stands. >> pelley: jim thanks a million. we'll be right back. my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days.

. >>> coming up one high speed chase we've never seen. 18 wheeler racing away from police.s final finally got this guy to stop. >> a plane starts having trouble in mid air. pilot radioed for help. what the mechanic told him to do pretty amazeing. >> does this like bacon 81 thing you have to do to turn ♪ >>> colorado pie shop recovering from a messy robbery overnight. the evidence as you can see broken window and some pudgy paw prints it's not unusual for a bear to break into a home or business once they have that vendor of food but nobody can figure this out. how did the bear get away with the pies. fresh cherry pies. no mess or it may have eaten the evidence. >> yoga and boo boo. i'm just saying. in your money tonight new chips hitting store shelves. lay' social security rolling out new flavors all part of do us a flavor contest launched today. here's what you can taste and vote on. southern biscuit it's and gravy. kettle cooked gyro. >> which one do you go with. >> euro on that one. >> new york ruben and wavy west coast truffle fries. votes starts later this month and run

he was on the open road with an 18-wheeler that was on fire.a true wild west chase and shootout. >> dallas, texas, nbc news correspondent jay gray is always on the lookout for the next big scoop. >> we're looking for this man in the surveillance video. >> i always like to see a good story. >> on november 7th, 2001, the veteran newsman, then with kxas, then gets the chance to cover just that. >> it was really amazing. every major news organization was involved in the story. everybody went live with this. >> police say just after 1:20 this afternoon, the hijacker hot wired the truck. >> it begins when an unemployed truck driver with a criminal record spots this 18-wheeler loaded with lumber outside a kfc. >> i was homeless and had nowhere to go and couldn't get any help. i thought, get this truck, go sell the lumber and get me some money. get a motel room, get off the streets. broke the window. got in, drove off. >> unbeknownst to wilson, the truck's driver jumps on the back of the rig as he's driving away and disconnects the air hoses to the rea

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the gun wheelers and to their accomplices goes the -- in american history. >> it was the most violent act that ever occurred in the chamber. and there was debates right after that that we can't let this happen again. what we need to do is wall off the visitors gallery with bullet proof glass so that this can never happen again. and the more that members talked about that and thought about it, they said, no, that's a bad çó idea. this is the people's house. and the people can't be walled off from the floor and from what's going on there. >> the capital building is a symbol and that makes it a target. they mentioned the british burned the building in 1814. there was a bombing during world war i by a professor who was opposed to american support for the allies. there was the shooting in 1954. what happened in 1971 was a bomb by the underground opposed to the vietnam war. in 1983, there was another bombing on the senate side by a group opposed to president reagan's foreign policy. in 1998 there were two capital policemen shot and killed at the capital. so there have been those instances o

the president obama and tom wheeler, head of the fcc have said this is not about regulation but the law requires the fcc to consider complaints about regulation and other issues having to do with practices on the internet. >> host: you have written about one case that has already been foiled, where -- filed where the litigant said that the regulationed rate should be zero. >> guest: one of the big issues on the internet service is lite netflix and youtube which of course transmit video on the internet, at peek times account for more than half of the traffic on broadband. that particular case involved another provider of video. it wants its video to be delivered essentially for free. that is to set a rate of zero. and that case will now wind through the system. the fcc will have to decide whether to act or to not act but for the first time, the doors now are open to companies to lobby at the fcc to have business terms reconsidered. the irony is one of the companies that was quite active in supporting this new approach to regulation was netflix. netflix thought i think at least at the beg

though in order to eliminate as much as possible private land to reduce the size of the original wheeler proposal to some 700 square miles. robert marshall also gave the new park its name -- rocky mountain national park. estes national park, he argued is simply too parochial. a national park should bear a name of broader significance. seen in retrospect, it was marshall's report more than any other single factor that reinvigorated the park campaign and propelled it forward. difficulties still lay ahead in the form of compromise and political haggling, two years of them, in fact. but with the marshall report, colorado would at last have the outlines of international report to flesh out. the marshall report was in fact have a tactical document. it waxed eloquently about the region, calling it as beautiful as any to be found in the united states or, indeed, the world. it also stressed its accessibility to the two are in public -- to the touring public. but marshall was careful to note that the proposed park had no will develop minds but he did , indicate that the development of water power

graham wheeler sent a statement seemsr easing likely.they returned the benchmark to a record low of 2.5%. it has helped engineering. it should stem inflation by pushing up prices on imported goods. it came in well below the 2% midpoint of the target. let's talk about chipmakers. over weakeninges demand for pcs and smart phones. especially in china. millioname in at $962 in this comes as we saw tech stocks take a hit after apple missed estimates. qualcomm following after hours. the company will be cutting jobs and reviewing strategy after posting its worst sales decline in six years. as of the workforce will go part of a plan to lower costs by $1.4 billion. it will shake up the board and may consider breaking up business. while, investors have been calling for cost got's and the return of more capital. let's talk about nestlÉ. the noodle controversy in india has wiped out $2 billion in shareholder wealth and sparked a nationwide discussion on food safety. regulators remain split on how safe they are. it is with thing up business for insur

tom wheeler is a student of history.'m sure he's aware of the history of regulatory agencies and what has happened to innovation, and at every opportunity he says there won't be regulation, this is not about regulation. but the rules that the three democrats among the five fcc commissioners voted for require the fcc to consider rate complaints and other complaints. so i was surprised that tom wheeler budget able to find a less -- wasn't able to find a less intrusive way to accomplish what everyone agrees are strong open internet principles. there was a page 1 report in the "wall street journal" that went into great depth on the political pressure from the white house on the fcc which is, after all supposed to be an independent regulatory agency. and that i believe that reporting in the "wall street journal" was quite sound. >> host: that was gautham nagesh's story on the front page of "the wall street journal." gordon crovitz one of your favorite targets in your columns is icann. what's your take on the administration of

wheeler, thank you for joining us.nkfein joining our boss, mike bloomberg, for a conversation on jobs creation, the markets and more. here is a sample as you had to break. bloomberg: the banking system is the leverage. yet the blessing of low energy prices. in forin: i think we are market.sh, positive ♪ 10:00 a.m. in san francisco, 1:00 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. mark: what will janet yellen and the fed to say about raising interest rates? toot september 2 soon? -- soon? discussionde-ranging on the u.s. economy. mark: stephen harper discusses the slowing economy and what he plans to do could spark growth. betty: good afternoon, i'm betty liu. mark: i mark crumpton. thank you percent with us. -- for staying with us. the dow jones industrial average is near its session high. up .5%. the dow jones industrial previous

chris wheeler's u.s. bank analyst at equities here in the studio. chris, great to you have on the show. the stock is down 1% even though the company reported a 53% jump in earnings. is this simply profit taking or something else going on here? >> well, i think it's really china having an impact. the future of the results is a very strong wealth management results. i always say if you want growth in wealth management, you have to be number one in asia. that's where the highest number of growth of individuals with high wealth is. around the fact it's such an important market for them. >> which other banks do you think have high expressier ierierexposure. >> you look at the investment banks who have strong foot holds, jpmorgan goldman sachs, morgan stanley, most of those players are what they see as an important market for them. >> you take a look at trade revenues, they've been benefitting from the volatility around china, as well as the greek prices. get is how long can this continue? >> obviously, it's not a big plan on fixed income. if you look at

can you imagine if all of sudden your car stops and you have a big 18 wheeler behind you?uld you be freaked out about this? well differing opinions about it. fiat chrysler put out a statement today say it has no evidence saying anything like this has been done in the real world. i would say this is the real world. hackers say possible not just fiat chrysler vehicles but any car connected to the internet is potentially hackable. melissa. melissa: amazing. jeff flock, thank you so much. david. david: coming up later in the show, donald trump heading south as he doubles down on criticism of his gop rivals. from snapchat to selfies how presidential karn dates stepping up their game to appeal to millenials. that is coming up. ♪ melissa: sandisk shares soaring after being halted in after the hours trading. ashley webster. >> sandisk briefly halted in after-hours trading. second-quarter earnings coming in. the estimate on eps was for 33 cents. the ex-items number coming in at 66 cents. so obviously doubling the estimate. if you want to go with the gaap number, that is 38 cents. e

. >> reporter: around 1 this new orleans the 4400 block of wheeler road, an officer tries to stop the driver of the stolen dar. the stolen car hits the officer, flips him over the hood and then continues the get away down wheeler road into the district. that officer was treated and released. police describe the stolen car as a gold subaru similar to the one pictured here. again, two incidents, two officers injured two suspects still at large. in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. >>> tonight, we have got new information coming out about a woman hit and killed by a car on a sidewalk in wheaton, maryland. we are told the driver of that car lost control, hit a utility pole, then kept going before it hit 45-year-old maria delore res posadas that happened at randolph road near veers mill road. we also just learned the driver of that car was 83 years old and suffered minor injuries. >>> now to new developments in the case of the lee yips sisters. police say more than one person may be responsible for the abduction and the deaths of the girls almost 40 years ago. tonight, the police

i have great admiration for judge wheeler. i don't agree with him on this issue.may well be we have to go to the supreme court ultimately. >> you think it's going to take six to nine months. >>> yes on the appeal. >> hank greenberg, chairman and ceo at cv star. >>> coming up next, the search for answers into a tragedy. investigators looking for a motive in the chattanooga shooting rampage. our panel is here as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. we are beginning a journey and at this moment we are bound by nothing. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. to keep track of almost five million athletes, in 170 countries you need a lot of data. up 'til now

i have great admiration for judge wheeler. i don't agree with him on this issue.may well be we have to go to the supreme court ultimately. >> you think it's going to take six to nine months. >>> yes on the appeal. >> hank greenberg, chairman and ceo at cv star. >>> coming up next, the search for answers into a tragedy. investigators looking for a motive in the chattanooga shooting rampage. our panel is here as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. woman: as much as i sweat, i always wore black. other clinical antiperspirants didn't work. then i tried certain dri. it's different. it stops sweat before it starts. add some color to your life with certain dri. hat maker vincent brimble prospered in the town of hattington. never flashy, he only made the classic bowler. then suddenly the day's trend became preposterously tall. his raymond james financial advisor reminded him that focusing on the long term is always fashionable. the fad was indeed a passing one. his patience paid off, allowing him to one-day hang up his hat with confidence. life we

emily: also potentially good news fcc chairman tom wheeler signaling that the deal with directv shouldthrough. what does that mean for at&t? robert: that is a shot in the arm for at&t. that is good news area that provides a nationwide footprint for a stronger national competitor against comcast, time warner cable. it's good for competition. emily: let's talk about comcast comcast getting a huge boost from new films out. are we going to see the film side of the business getting more attention going forward? jonathan: it was spectacular this quarter. they blew away everyone's expectations. year-over-year. unfortunately the cable side of the business was a little ho-hum , and that is the piece we tend to focus on most. the cable side of the business did fine. the broadband business is continuing to improve, but they did not beat by nearly the magnitude they didn't film entertainment. emily: comcast now has more broadband subscribers in cable viewers. robert mcdowell, jonathan, thank you to both of us, breaking that down for us. that does it for this edition off "bloomberg west." don't for

. >> reporter: manny wheeler is the museum director in window rock, new mexico. >> our tradition is dynamic very descriptive and they are great stories. here now, this is is the new age -- these are the new stories. >> reporter: two years ago, lucas films sponsored a navajo translation of the original "star wars." the film was a huge success. 13-year-old adrian hardy went to the premiere with his grandmother. >> i just speak to my friends in navajo to get them more interested in navajo. >> reporter: he says the films are a good way to keep young people interested in the language. >> we are helping save a language. we are giving a booster to navajo language and we are trying to make a difference for our navajo people and kind of help the culture survive, and it will, you know, i'm very optimistic about that. >> reporter: with help from the next generation and a little orange fish. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news, on "cbs this morning," more of the fallout over donald trump's comments. we will speak with presidential candidate senator lindsey graham. and w

the stolen car hits the officer flips him over the hood and then continues to get away down wheeler road into the district. that officer was treated and released. now the suspect in that incident is still at large. coming up at 5:00, the step-by-step story of that police officer who was dragged alongside the suspect car in district heights. it's a be-still-my-heart moment. i will have it for you at 5:00. live in prince george's county, pat collins news4. >>> scott macfarlane at the live deck, a huge bust today that will hopefully bring an end to a string of car break-ins in prince george's county. prosecutors say they charged 14 people today, all part of a ring known as the simple city criminal organization. investigators say they have been breaking into cars at gas stations then using personal information they find to open bank accounts in other people's names. prosecutors say there's an incredible amount of fraud and i.d. theft involved here. county bureau chief tracee wilkins working this story for us now. she has details on the bust coming up in a live report at 5:00. barbara? >> tha

. >>> how the governor's new's plan to help the state go green too impact 18-wheelers.so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> an expansion of california's medicaid program is growing three times fastest than state officials expected new hampshire numbers released show medical enrolled more than two million people under the optional expansion. it has increased costs to program from $19 billion five years ago to 115 billion now. federal funding covers most of that but costs are expected to keep going up. state officials say long-term bugging will help the state cover future costs. >>> the idea of seeing nothing but electric powered big rigs through california may not be that far off. on friday governor brown signed an executive orde

numbers released today and how the governor's newest plan to help the state go green, could impact 18 wheelers. >>> an expansion of california's medicaid program is growing three times faster than officials expected. new numbers show they enrolled 2 million more people. from $91 billion to $115 billion now. federal funding covers most of that, but costs are expected to keep going up. state officials say long-term budgeting will help the state cover future cost. >>> the idea of seeing nothing but electric powered big rigs throughout california may not be that far off. on friday governor brown signed an executive order calling for zero emission technology in the freight industry. trucks and trains that do not put out pollution. they are giving state agencies one year to come up with a plan and wants to reach zero emissions by 2030. bay area police dogs are getting extra protection. san mateo police sent us this of ajax getting a bulletproof vest. he's being trained for the swat team. the group raised more than $85,000 for the vests and specialized training. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:

. >>> how the governor's new's plan to help the state go green too impact 18-wheelers. >>> an expansionof california's medicaid program is growing three times fastest than state officials expected new hampshire numbers released show medical enrolled more than two million people under the optional expansion. it has increased costs to program from $19 billion five years ago to 115 billion now. federal funding covers most of that but costs are expected to keep going up. state officials say long-term bugging will help the state cover future costs. >>> the idea of seeing nothing but electric powered big rigs through california may not be that far off. on friday governor brown signed an executive order calling for zero emission technology in freight industry. that means trucks and trains that do not put our any pollution. he has given state agencies one year to come up with a plan and wants to reach zero emissions by 2030. >>> bay area police dogs are getting extra police san mateo police sent us this video of k-9 ajax getting a new bulletproof vest. he is one of two dogs being trained for th

. >>> just because four wheelers have those big puffy tires doesn't mean that you can cross rivers liken amphibious vehicle would. here's this woman crossing the river with a quad. very quickly she starts to float. get out of hand. and there's a water fall right there. here come some people running to her aid. they said don't let i go. >> don't let go of it! >> now, she's in hip-deep water holding on to a, what 500-pound, 600-pound atv. trying to keep it from going over the waterfall. people are backing up trying to offer assistance. people trying to rope up this atv. they're going to try to tow it out of there. it's real close. it's right on the edge there. you have the person in the red hoodie holding on to the rope. it's hooked up to the utv on the other side. that person givers it a tap. all right, start pulling. the woman holding the atv slips and down she goes. over the water fall. >> oh no. >> oh no! >> she's been carried downstream. >> you don't see what happens with the atv. because that also went over with the guy holding it at the same time. both people were able to get of of

this will be just as big and just as important, but i hear chairman wheeler talk a lot about channel sharing. that becomes possible with 3.0 in a way that it is not possible with 1.0. i hope you all will finish this job. it's good for broadcasting, it's good for telecommunication. it means more than just a pretty picture. it means all kinds of development leap of faith such as they made going to hd, but that needs to be done again. richard: what about cable this time around? and you personally played. how do you see it rolling out this time? michael: we are a proud partner and supporter of everyone in this room. people are to be commended but i do think there are circumstances that are meaningfully different and probably more challenging in terms of a rollout. there's not a second channel to jump to which makes me believe that suggests market by market more clearly than it does nationwide. the government currently has a fascination with internet over-the-top video and i don't know if it will be as easy to galvanize around an incremental change in the traditional television experience

. >> you have this three wheeler. >> that is a strike, man made for ride the boardwalk. >> this one ise in america. >> detroit bike, only bike carried made in the u.s. we have mens and ladies model. >> mom over here has the stylish white looking good. what do we have here another three wheeler. >> yes good you also have some cool attachments, check this out, red solo cup. these are cup holder. >> yes, you always have to have a beverage. >> coffee in the morning is beverage of choice here on the boardwalk in north wildwood, we will be here all morning long. you have to come by starting at 8:00 if you want a chance to win those maroon five tickets to see them live on the beach coming up in august. chris and alex, back to you guys. >> thanks, bob. >>> as if that weren't entertaining enough, singer robin thick is opening up but his failed album and marriage. >> he had a chip on his shoulder from the success of his hit blurred lines. he was living a nightmare and turn to drugs and alcohol. his last album paula was which a collection of songs begging for his ex-wife back, paula patton, and w

rod wheeler a former d.c. homicide detective. joe, a staff writer at press republican in plattsburgh. joe, you first. i understand you have breaking news new information at the prison about some sort of protest that may be happening. what can you tell us? >> well i talked to some of the guards today. they're not happy with the lockouts 12 employees there. what they're talking about is a work to rule type situation where they slow things down and do everything by the letter of the law. which could delay programs and could delay things for the inmates that they have to go to during the day. >> okay. >> that's interesting information. based on the fact that some of these people now are on administrative leave that they're investigating, including the person who runs this prison actually investigating. let me deal in rod wheeler who is in the studio with me here. i'll get back to that in a minute with joe. rod, a dry run. these two guys actually broke all the way out of prison the night before went up through a different manhole and

on the final portions of ramp where the traffic merges with southbound 202 when the 18 wheeler tipped over debris rained over. and it is used by 13000 vehicle a day from 2010 to 2015, four rollovers have been reported at various locations along the 1600 foot long ramp, on september 2013 there was what appears to be a similar mishap involving a truck carrying metal debris and a piece of that metal struck a car, trapping the driver. >> reporter: back to today's incident there were no injuries and today's crash is still under investigation and there are early indications that speed was a factor and no charges have been filed. >> john, thank you. two intruders armed with a gun and hammer broke into a home in northern liberties this morning, police say they robbed the victims of a cell phone and tv a 29-year-old man was treated for head injuries and a woman was hurt and police are trying to identify the suspects now. new jersey governor chris christie, is in camden to talk about reforming the criminal justice system. the action cam is live now, and this is the fifth in a series of policy i

emily: also potentially good news, fcc chairman tom wheeler signaling yesterday that the deal with directvd go through. what does that mean for at&t? robert: that is a shot in the arm for at&t. that is good news for them and video suppressors. -- video subscribers. the fcc probably feels that deal provides a nationwide footprint for a stronger national competitor against comcast, time warner, and others. it's good for competition. emily: let's talk about comcast, comcast getting a huge boost from new films out. jurassic world, furious seven. are we going to see the film side of the business getting more attention going forward? jonathan: the film side of the business was spectacular this quarter. they blew away everyone's expectations. reported phenomenal growth year-over-year. unfortunately, the cable side of the business was a little ho-hum, and that is the piece we tend to focus on most. the cable side of the business did fine. they are continuing to take share. and the broadband video business is continuing to improve, but they did not beat by nearly the magnitude that they did in film

an 18 wheeler with a forklift stopped in the left-hand lane. because of a number of distractions, cell phone, gp s, car windows, radio, make-up - i wasn't paying attention - i don't know which one it was at the point of impact. he found him coming, and i pushed him six feet. >> you were badly work. was your recovery a lengthy one. >> yes, i was in the hospital for two months straight immediately following the accident and in a coma for about a book, and in and out of surgery for over two years, i had over 20 surgeries to put my face back together. i lost my right eye. my angle was snapped. i had to learn to walk again. >> to be clear, you don't define distracted driving as nah scproly as cell phone use. there's a lot of things that could take someone's eye off the road. >> i think it's a huge problem with the distracted campaign, that we want to talk to people about. if you look at the technologies, they are put into cars with cameras for backing up, and the gp s in the dashboard, and now wiify for the car itself. and you don't take into consid

including fcc chairman tom wheeler. here is a preview. >> one of the most surprising things during the saga of the last year has been this massive outpouring of public comment. were you surprised at the amount of comments that came in? when did you think, oh man this is bigger than most policy debates here at the ffcc? >> back in the day, we had hundred 50,000 comments being filed, and you go whoa! but that's why this debate this decision was so damn important. those 4 million people who were filing with us, and not all of whom were pro. it was about three quarters were pro. >> i assume these were the million people who didn't like the idea. >> which is a nontrivial amount. this proved the power of an open internet to free expression. it just happened that the issue being decided and the ability to communicate using that ability happened to coincide. >> part of the tech crunch disrupt conference. here on c-span. more profile interviews with congress's was numbers. after defeating the incumbent in the republican primary,

a 6" rain busted wheeler street before 3:00 this afternoon. they're still off-line at this hour. >> than nasty wreck route 70 burlington county shut down the road for more than three hours tonight. two people were hurt when the car and pickup collided 6 rbg intersection of 70 and washington boulevard people better son upones rjs, these have not kermd who is at faults. >> fbi investigating allentown and how they do business. agents spent several hours yesterday that word coming tonight seizing documents from city hall and questioning top official including mayor and the city slice ter said they collected record from several offices that date wack to 2005. >> when officials have been surprised to testify or are target of investigation this appears how the city awards contracts. in a statement today city, said it's tractor-trailering fear they're on and honest and it's copit areing fully with fbi. >>> we have breaking news tonight. u.s. marshals have just caught this man 21-year-old victor bennett. he was wanted for shooting a police officer in c

with an 18-wheeler behind him driver andy greenberg starts to panic. greenberg's a writer for wired.com. charlie miller is a security researcher for twitter. >> we wanted to show cars are vulnerable connected to the internet and that makes them as vulnerable as your phone or your laptop. >> they got through the entertainment system. they have control of everything from the engine to the entertainment system and even the brakes. sending the car into the ditch. on capitol hill, senators ed marky and richard bloomenthal bloomenthal, fiat chrysler says the hacking is a crime is issuing a patch to help. >> i told them about this in october, they had nine months to figure out the best way to fix it. >> reporter: you see all modern cars have the internet in them, don't they? it's very, very shocking. fcus says that this applies to vehicles with top stream on board. wired's demonstration took place in the jeep cherokee. but i think going forward this is something we're going to hear a lot more about i suspect. >> thank you john. the u.s. government is investig

. >>> how the governor's newest plan to help the state go green could impact 18-wheelers.new york has a big crush on her favorite nurse. so she decided to marry him. over time, abby grew fond of her nurse, matt, and one day told her mother she was going to marry him. when her mother let hick ling know he was up for being part of a mock ceremony. so they exchangedded ring pop and shared cake. the wedding video has nearly 24 million views. very very sweet. thank you for watching. for colin and drew, i'm katie marzullo, see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." deadly storms. torrential rains overpowering vehicles. flash floods sweeping away homes. plus, the powerful lightning strike that shredded a man's clothes. his wife's unstoppable push to keep him alive. >>> shark attack, caught on camera. the pro surfer attacked during a competition. all of it playing out as cameras rolled live. the champ nearly dragged under. >> it just kept coming at my board, and i just was kicking and screaming. >> what he did to the shark that may have saved his life. >>> under oath. b

here's a little of what chairman tom wheeler said about the public response during the net neutrality rulemaking process. >> one of the most surprising things over the last year was the massive outpouring of public comment. up front, we surprised at the amount of comments that came in? what was your fault when you are like this is bigger than most policy debates are at the fcc? >> there was a day early on when we had 100150,000 kind of comments being filed come and hugo weight. -- and you go wow. that's why this debate this decision was so damned important because, because those for many people who are fighting with us, not all of them were probed it was about three quarters were probed that still leaves us only people who didn't like the idea which is a nontrivial amount. but the point of the matter is that this proved the power of open internet to free expression. and it just happened that the issue being decided and the ability to communicate using that technology happened to coincide. >> more from fcc chairman wheeler at the tech crunch district conference on c-span tonight at eig

rod wheeler i'll be back to you shortly. i have a statement here from the department of defers on the shoot -- department of defense. >> we can confirm that four department of defense service members were tragically killed and one wounded in two separate shootings in chattanooga tennessee, today. the shootings took place at a network operations support center, operated by the u.s. navy and at an armed forces recruiting center. names of the deceased will be released following next of kin notification. we're working with local and federal authorities and will provide additional information it becomes available. on the phone with us now, early mccormick who is in chattanooga. what can you add to our story. >> thank you for having me on. i can just add that we have a great home town in chattanooga. but this is a very sad day and we're praying for the victims and their families and we're hanging together, and we appreciate the outpouring of support from the country. >> thank you congressman. stay right there i want to get more on

accordingly, he wrote wheeler who was then headquartered in fort collins to inquire where the boundariesof such a reserve might be located. there the matter largely rested until the june 1909 meeting of the estes park protective and improvement association, which appointed a committee of two consisting of mills and stanley to study the idea further. from that point onward mills more or less took things into his own hands. within days of the association's september meeting at which the membership voted unanimously in favor of the creation of the estes park national preserve, mills published a call of his own, calling attention to the beauty and grandeur to be found around his park. the area was losing its wild charms. extensive areas of primeval forest had been used and missed used. sawmills are humming and cattle's trimming the wild garden. the once numerous game had been hunted out of existence. if these scenes are to be permanently use preserved it will be necessary to protect them within a national park. through all of mills' initial enthusiasm, the next three years brought little act