. >> francine wheeler: ben was six years old. >> pelley: david and francine wheeler. >> francine wheeler: ben was smart and funny. >> david wheeler: and our house is very quiet. >> pelley: david wheeler filled that "quiet" with a shout to every parent. >> david wheeler: i would like them to look in the mirror. and that's not a figure of speech, scott. i mean, literally, find a mirror in your house and look in it, and look in your eyes and say, "this will never happen to me." it's going to happen again. it is going to happen again. and every time, you know, it's somebody else's school, it's somebody else's town, it's somebody else's community. until one day, you wake up and it's not. >> pelley: that week, several of the families convinced the connecticut legislature to pass universal background checks and to limit the size of ammunition magazines. then, they marched on washington to support a more modest proposal: just closing the loopholes so that all purchases require a background check. >> nicole hockley: i stand before you now and ask you to stand with me. >> pelley: polls showed most

well below the 8th floor, but we haven't seen something in recent history as we've seen under the wheeler fcc. cspan: you write often decisions made unthe tom wheeler administration that are devoid of economic analysis. how did we get there? >> we posit one explanation in the paper. we think the fcc has largely lost its way in light of the authority or lack thereof that congress has given it, in particular the telecommunications act the last time it was revised was done really in the day before the internet. was, on anyone's, was on the top of anyone's mind. and so there is not a the lot of guidance in the area of internet policy making. and, jerry and i posit that what the fcc needed to do in an effort to substitute for clear guidance was throw itself into the populist whims and to allow that to guide it instead. cspan: and in fact you write in your paper that when economic analysis is missing, special interests and advocacy groups gain power. >> guest: that's true. something very disconcerting at least to this economist as an example, is in the open internet order of 2015. the fcc credi

why chairman wheeler, when he created the rules, talked about the importance of network investment. peter slen: you see a shortage of choice in the market for online content? >> no, right now because we have net neutrality protection. >> there was no evidence of any net neutrality infractions prior. there is no evidence that when -- that they rates had any impact on the services. you have spotify, amazon, and google play. you have radio stations simulcasting. you have pandora. there is no shortage. that ite is no evidence has had any impact. you would take away free data. those companies, and especially the ones that are not as large, tech startups, new online services, they need and ability to compete. take away these rules, and right now we have protections and there have been concerns raised that they would be looking into had they not been in court in the first year and now by theally repealed commission, but without those protection, most people predict that it will have a harmful effect on consumers. >> most people do not predict that. to thing that is important can make a pol

peter: net neutrality has been developed under the tom wheeler administration. how has that been devoid of economic analysis or part of economic analysis? dr. singer: in the 2010 open internet order under chairman jankowski, the decision was made to not impose a strict ban on pay priority and instead pay priority was subject to ex post or case-by-case review. and the rationale and the correct rationale is that certain arrangements of a paid prioritization could be done for pro-competitive reasons and others for anti-competitive reasons. for economists when there is that kind of ambiguity it is , best to embrace case-by-case rather than blanket protections. that's the economic way of thinking. and by the way in the 2010 order, in contrast to 2015, there were tons of citations explaining the ambiguous effects of a ban on things like consumer welfare and investment. that economics got flushed away in 2015. instead what tom wheeler did was embraced this populist wind and that led him to a decision of an outright ban on paid priority. you would be hard-pressed to fin

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agent wheeler would you please stand? [applause] [applause] agent wheeler is also joined by his family and his wife and next week they celebrate their very first in a bursary. congratulations to you all got back now, we we turn our attention to this legislative session. this is my second state of the state but since last year, as you know, louisiana has had more trials than we could've ever imagined. two historic floods in a series of tornadoes. the tragic shooting death followed by the cowardly attack on our law enforcement community. the eyes of the nation have been upon louisiana. on top of that, the worst budget crisis in our state's history still lingering in the background. time and time again we have proven that there is no challenge too great for us to overcome, the heart of louisiana is its people. i saw that and the neighborhoods i walked following the floods and in the men and women who came together peacefully to pay for our state last summer. those are the people we are here to serve. today, as we continue to

ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother, francine, creates service projects for newtown kids. >> what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> pelley: "continue to be his parents." >> yeah. i can't live the rest of my life not talking about him. i mean, imagine you having a six-year-old and then you don't anymore. are you going to stop talking about them? the worst thing you can do to a grieving parent is not to mention the child. then you're not acknowledging his existence. and so when people do acknowledge it, i'm so appreciative. i say, "oh, thank you." and even if i'm crying, they're like, "i'm sorry i made you cry." i'm like, "no, you didn't make me cry. you brought him back." >> it's like having him back for a minute. >> yeah. >> reporter: the wheelers wanted another child, a sibling for their oldest, and almost two years after ben was killed, matthew bennett wheeler was born. >> you try to make the world into the place you want it to be, and many times, the only area that you have an

thejudge and wheeler is suffering from cancer. the judge made and wheeler is suffering from cancer., where are we with that operation? it is almost coming to an end. there were 19 people who were questioned by detectives as part of 0peration yewtree and jeffrey wheeler is the sixth of them to be convicted. there is a further trial in regards to rolf harris and max clifford is launching an appeal, there will be a hearing in the courts later this month in regards to that, but six convictions out of 19 people who are questionedment within of the suspects died on the eve of his trial and the others were either cleared at trial or faced no further action after being interviewed by police. danny, thank you. the financial services regulator is proposing new rules for credit card companies to help millions of customers get out of long—term debt. the regulations are designed to help borrowers whose failure to settle their accounts means they end up paying more in charges and interest than the sum they originally borrowed. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. credit card

ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother francine creates service projects for newtown kids. >> what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> continue to be his parents. >> yeah. i can't live the rest of my life not talking about him. i mean, imagine you having a 6-year-old and then you don't anymore. are you going to stop talking about them? the worst thing you can do to a grieving parent is not to mention the child. then you're not acknowledging his existence. and so when people do acknowledge it i'm so appreciative. even if i'm crying, they're like i'm sorry i made you cry. i'm like no, you didn't make me cry. you brought him back. >> it's like having him back for a minute. >> yeah. >> reporter: the wheelers wanted another child, a sibling for their oldest. and almost two years after ben was killed matthew bennett wheeler was born. >> you try to make the world into the place you want it to be, and many times the only area that you have any control over is the square footage of your own ho

lisa: if he was terrifying, wheeler would be that. he had an insane organizational sense and a willingness to -- -- let's say pressure. even if this involves them removing people from office by circulating things that were unsavory, by making it appear that people were neutral actually had a close relationship. he was not above those techniques. he used them quite a bit. that is when we talk about the anti-saloon league, for most historians we call it the first major pressure group. something different and special in comparison to public -- politics related by political parties. there was a movement happening at the same time where people were trying to clean up political parties. they were trying to make primary elections run legitimately. they were trying to create initiative and referendum to establish better procedures for bringing forward candidates. all sorts of regulations -- to try to make clinical parties that are and more democratic. all of a sudden the anti-saloon league came in and said, we don't need political parties, we

judge said right there at the beginning of the hearing these are undisputed facts>> in court chad wheeler represented the justice department said the losses would potentially be minimal to nothing and downplayed the effects of the order. there have been no actions threatened or taken against cities and there have been no enforcement actions he said. but the judge question the purpose of the order in wheeler's response was the trump administration was using the bully pulpit. jeff sessions spoke in support of the order. >> countless americans would be alive today and countless loved ones would not be grieving today of these policies have sanctuary cities were ended. >> will we saw today was a significant backing down on the part of the attorney in court from the broader position that the administration seems to be taking. >> the judge says he will issue the ruling soon. the losing side will likely appeal in a case that could end up before the united states supreme court. in san francisco, ktvu fox2 news . >>> now to the rising tensions between the us and north korea. we are getting video of

liz: rod wheeler, we love having you on the show.i love giving to you and i love you giving it back. the american manufacturing ceo, the person who met with presidtrump. he says he's fed up with elites look down on blue collar workers. he says doing that amounts to bigotry. but first remember we brought you this news about josh fox angry about the u.s. dropping 9 mother of all bombs. he said we should kill terrorists with love. there is a new crowd found funding campaign to send that guy to afghanistan to afghanistan to see if he can spread his love to see if that works in stopping terror. we'll talk about it after this. don't go away. >> we are starting a crowd funding campaign to send shim to afghanistan to hug isis. please and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither

but the judge question the purpose of the order in wheeler's response was the trump administration was using the bully pulpit. jeff sessions spoke in support of the order. >> countless americans would be alive today and countless loved ones would not be grieving today of these policies have sanctuary cities were ended. >> will we saw today was a significant backing down on the part of the attorney in court from the broader position that the ad

. >> reporter: iain at least the water has stopped flowing to this big hole on wheeler street.fact the street is blocked off. it's gotten to be a party atmosphere here because the street is blocked but boy frustrations are likely to grow. in one of the nation's oldest cities with an aging infrastructure gaping holes in busy streets are not uncommon but just as frustrating. >> i think they shall let us know what they going to do ahead of time for one and for, two, if they were going to leave a hole they should have let everybody know they were going to do. >> tuesday night a crew arrived to fix a depression or sing hole and heard running on wheeler in southwest physical. all residents team song there was a big square opening on their block and water was flowing in. >> we have smaller kids on the block like right across the street there's a two-year-old and four-year-old. >> you're worried somebody falls in here and there's real trage tragedy. >> yes. >> reporter: the water department says its leak detection team that work at night found an 8-inch main break. its crews were back

i would venture to say that most people think the net neutrality rules put in place by chairman wheeleri believe are very popular with the public and provide safeguards for the little guys come up basically. compete on a level playing field with the big providers. i think that is important. experts, people on the side of cable, cable groups themselves, make the contention contention that -- vigorously that the ftc can handle these consumer complaints. why do you think it has to go to the fcc? mr. doyle: the ftc has no rulemaking authority. their action comes after somebody is harmed. a provider has their privacy rules and if they are not doing what they say they're going to do, someone can file a complaint with the ftc. the fcc rules i believe were stronger consumer protections. if set out rules ahead of time for isps saying, you will ask people permission before you try to market or sell their data to someone else. you will safeguard their data, take reasonable measures to do that. you will let them know if there is a breach. and theles are set up internet service providers have to com

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chris wheeler is here. hi, chris.gap betweend and its --between deutsche bank and its can itanopy close, -- be close? they have got above goldman sachs and morgan stanley who have not been as bigger player. they were never a big. ranks they were brokers. it is done quite well, i think. but the problem john's got is he seems to have stabilize the business, but people want more. that is always what you get when you get the kind of situation. mark: what about the clients? has he yet to win back the full trust of clients? evidence says maybe not. >> well, you know, deutsche bank has an amazingly loyal customer banks because it is deutsche bank, the biggest e.u. bank now and customers have to deal with it. when we're going to the crisis, people have to come to deutsche .ank that is still the case. but what you want is you want them to come with a smile on their face and doing more higher margin business. that is what he is going to want to do. some of them really fancier trades. mark: controlled growth, he calls it. aboutr

venture to say that most people think the net neutrality rules that were put in place by chairman wheelerbelieve, are very popular with the public and provide safeguards for the little guys, basically, to be able to compete on a level playing field with the big providers. and i think that's important. >> experts including the fcc chairman, people on the side of cable, cable trade associations, cable groups themselves make the contention very vigorously that the ftc is sufficient enough to handle these sorts of strong consumer protections that you advocate for. why do you disagree with them? why do you think that has to go to the fcc, why is the ftc not good enough? >> guest: first of all, they have no rulemaking authority, so their action comes after somebody is harmed. a provider has their privacy rules, and if they're not doing what they say they're going to do, someone can file a complaint. the ftc rules set down ahead of time for the isps that said, you know, you will ask people permission before you try to market or sell their data to somebody else. you will safeguard their data, tak

guy: chris wheeler, joining us from atlantic equities.tt and i on radio very shortly to continue the conversation. matt: look forward to that. we will be speaking to wells fargo's cfo at 9:00 p.m. u.k. time. 10:00 p.m. continental european time. next, we check in on key market trends going into the easter break. could we see a resurrection of the dollar or even iron ore? that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: welcome back. let's talk about the last 24 hours to the dollar. that is london this morning. calm, serene and blue skies. trading at 7315, but the action is on the foreign exchange desk. some clustered in the british capital. we have seen a big trump reaction. euro bid,ollar, dollar being sold off aggressively across the pears, beginningn see we are to unwind that trade this morning as we get liquidity into the london trading desk. a 106 handle, we got up towards the 106 point 70's, now trading in at 1.0 645. matt: you see this dollar story on which is a the currency side at the same time you see a safe haven play in con

agent tyler wheeler, department of wildlife and fisheries agent was shot in the head during what he believedo be a routine traffic stop. thanks to the skills of an incredible medical team and the prayers of so many people from all across the state agent wheeler is able to be with us today. we want to thank you and all of your brothers and sisters in uniform who risk your lives every day to keep us safe. please stand. [applause] >> joined by his family and his wife, and next week they celebrate the first anniversary, congratulations to you all. [applause] >> we turn our attention to this legislative session. this is my second state of the state but since last year louisiana has endured more trials than we could ever imagine. two historic floods and a series of tornadoes. the tragic shooting death of officer stirling followed by the attack on our law enforcement community. the odds of the nation have been for louisiana. on top of that, the worst budget crisis in our state's history still lingering in the background. time and time again we have proven there is no challenge too great for us to o

and our paper reviewers joining me tonight are the political commentator lance price and caroline wheelerwho's political editor of the sunday express. that's at 10.1i0pm in the papers. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm mike bushell. dignified and courteous — not me, but unusually a boxing press conference, ahead of this weekend's big fight. in age, there are 1a years between anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitschko, but today they were face to face, ahead of wembley‘s showdown in front of 90,000 fans. they may be playing second fiddle in the title race, but the two manchester clubs city and united have the top four to battle for as they meet tonight at the ethiad. and could china's most famous sportsman be on course to knock out the defending champion at snooker‘s world championships? ding junhui leads mark selby after the first day. thank you forjoining us. but first, to a boxing press conference with a difference. name calling was left to the politicians today, as anthony joshua and vladimir klitschko were full of res

with me are the political commentator lance price and caroline wheeler, political editor of the sunday story tonight, the terror arrest at westminster. the paperfeatures a picture of the suspect being wrestled to the ground by police. the i shows the man being led away by officers just a few hundred metres away from downing street. the telegraph front page is also dominated by that story. but the paper also reports that allies of boris johnson believe he could be moved from the foreign office after the election. the foreign secretary's sister has joined the liberal democrats. as european leaders meet to discuss their strategy for brexit negotiations, the ft says they are preparing to recognise the potential for a united ireland within the eu. hundreds of headteachers warned the prime minister that education will colla pse prime minister that education will collapse without what the paper describes as proper funding. collapse without what the paper describes as properfunding. here, the head of the nspcc has warned that social media companies should be fined if they fail to protect child

wheeler's response was the trump administration was shooting the attorney general jeff sessions spoke in support of the order. >> countless americans would be alive today if these policies have sanctuary cities were ended. >> what we did see today was a significant backing down on the part of the attorney and court from the broader position that the administration seems to be taking.>> reporter: whichever way the judge rules, either side is likely to appeal and it could end up before the supreme court.>> a long battle ahead.>>> one day after the trump administration drum -- dropped the mother of all bombs in afghanistan military leaders are defending as you saying it was the right weapon for the right target. we are hearing from the witnesses for the first time. laura blanchard is in washington and she joins us live with the very latest. laurent? >> reporter: thursday's lunch was in a remote region near the border of pakistan where in recent weeks there has been heavy fighting between afghan forces and isis militants.>> it was the right time to use a tactically against the right targe

and chairman wheeler stated that your administration would figure out something -- how to implement thatand it looks to be that that was correct, that your administration has been instrumental with recognizing online digital streaming sources with particular to closed captioning. it has been very instrumental in implementing the caption --tification for you to youtube. so thank you for that. chairman pai: thank you. reporter: i have a two-part appeared could you respond to the positions of the council on wanting to see delay or deferment on wireless broadband? and i do not understand the points you were trying to make when you recited all those mergers that commissioner clyburn voted for, how that came -- how that pertained to her position on that item. i am confused at the point you were trying to make. chairman pai: the first piece, that is part of the reason we were setting off these proposals with respect to wireless infrastructure investment. they are proposals because we want to create a formal framework for tribal governments and other entities to figure out the best way to square

police say a dump truck was rear ended by an 18 wheeler carrying out thousand gallons of gas and thened. the driver of the 18 wheeler was able to escape but the driver of the dump truck sadly was killed. >>> a very bad move for one fraudster a man impersonating a police officer pulled over a real cop in florida. then things didn't go well for the fake cop. miami dade police say the fake cop used a blue light in his car to pull over the real officer. who was on duty and riding in an unmarked vehicle. but once the fake cop got out of his car, the real officer quickly realized the other guy was a fraud. so the fake cop who was arrested right away by the way said the reason he pulse people over is because he doesn't like to see people texting and driving. see if that holds up in court. >> yeah. >>> in florida, one man tries to escape cops in a very unique w way. >> yeah end the up making things much worse for himself. this is how authorities found larry pull yo. this was yesterday. they were at his house in tampa to pick him up on warrants for violating probation which included an old her

. >> the driver of the 18 wheeler was taken a required rest break and was at a nearby hotel at the time of the crash. there are skid marks but it's not clear if it came from the expedition and if there was another vehicle involved that contributed to the collision. >> other people say there was another vehicle but we are investigating that. we are canvassing the area and video we may be able to find. >> but you can't confirm anything? >> i can't confirm that. >> it's not clear if anything was recorded by the cameras at this time. we heard from one witness she believes she saw a third vehicle that somehow possibly contributed to what happened here. and the lieutenant says that can cannot be confirm add this the point. and we are early in the investigation process. live in feltonville, channel 6 "action news." >>> two teenagers say they were attacked after leaving a carnival in the city's hunting park section this week. the victims, identified address jaylaand miguel were jumped for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. and they were attacked at east airy and whitaker streets. >> so

e are about the ability to get the two-wheeler rolling. but if they need our help, and they'll need our input. we have leverage. we look forward to working with our col ocean . otherwise, they are in charge. reporter: all you need to do, how many times the vice president has met with the republicans and with the speaker try to govern and they have been failing. i would say personaly, this is purks says of stale you are and amazing when a party decides when they are going to doing things by themselves, they are alling on falling short on the things. and one of the things that it had bad, thank god we moderate republic caps who would not vote fr it. and pushing people out of health care and the list goes on. least wley: the c.r., at complicated as possible. reporter: leader pelosi has said that the cost care has been part of this bill. mr. crowley: and we are not negotiating in public, the appropriators are discussing these issues. what we are saying is the money is there. it is not about appropriating. they are negotiating an appropriations

on the 6100 block of wheeler there's a pool in the middle of the street residents want drained it's it's been very aggravating. you can't get in out of the block. you can't bring your groceries. >> it's been here since tuesday night say neighbors who contacted fox 29 when they claim they didn't see city crews around on wednesday. the block of pavement has been ripped away and along with chunks of asphalt laying in the gaping opening water from an open line is flowing in. >> we have smaller kids on the block right across the street two-year-old and four-year-old they can easily fall inside this hole. dangerous fort kids as well. >> reporter: you're worried somebody falls in here. >> exactly. >> reporter: real tragedy. >> yes. >> reporter: on the phone the water said the streets department came out tuesday to fix a depression or sing hole on wheeler and it heard water ru running. its leak detect team came out wednesday night and pinpointed a break in an 8-inch water main. >> guess who is here? >> the water depth. finally. >> reporter: looks like something will happen. >> yes. >> reporter:

. >> the house voted 250-205 to reverse those broadband privacy rules that the fcc under chairman wheeler had adopted in october. never went into effect. what are the protections you see consumers have in the wake of that vote? >> already our consumers, both yesterday and today, have strong privacy protections that ensure that the integrity of their sensitive data. our companies are aligned in ensuring that sensitive data, our social security numbers an other deeply sensitive aspects of our personal lives, need not and should not be actually transacted or shared on our networks. we're all committed to that. there is also very good news that the current chairman of the fcc and current interim chairman of the ftc have joined together in a common voice to say that as we move forward to evolving the frameworks for private of the future, trying to make them more consistent and harmonized, they will be acting together and in partnership to ensure that our consumers receive the kinds of privacy protections that they require. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> th

chairman wheeler came down to the decision and he was in excellent fcc commissioner, but we have a newam in town. that public organization i think is absolutely crucial. it is not just congress. we don't have the numbers. we need help from the folks outside. amy: we're talking to congressmember peter welch in the russell rotunda in washington, d.c. he is the sole vermont congressmember. we're here in burlington at vermont pbs. i want to ask you about, it's not your colleague elijah cummings the top democrat on the , house committee on oversight and government reform. he spoke thursday about the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. >> i'm releasing a letter that was sent directly to general flynn october 8, 2014, from the office of general counsel at the defense intelligence agency. his former agency. this letter explicitly warned general flynn as he entered retirement that the constitution prohibited him from accepting any foreign government payments without advanced permission. the pentagon's warning to general flynn was bold, italicized, and could not ha

police say a dump truck was rear ended by an 18 wheeler carrying 8,000 gallons of gasoline.ploded. the driver of the 18 wheeler was able to escape but the driver of the dump truck was killed. >>> well a mother is absolutely furious after her five-year-old son was able to walk out of an indiana school all alone. >> i can understand why she's so upset she's calling for better safety precautions. so the mom says her son left the building and wandered outside into a high crime area of indianapolis. school spokesperson says the school does have security on sight but not enough staffing to monitor every door. meanwhile, there is some dispute about how long it took for staff to notice that the boy was gone. >> the only reason he was found was because staff member happened to be looking out the window. i don't understand how five-year-old was unsupervised and i left him under the supervision of staff. >> the school confirms the staff member looked outside and saw the child but says staff was already on alert about him missing before he was spotted. >>> hundreds of people's vacation

a dashcam captured the massive explosion when police say an 18-wheeler carrying 8,000 gallons of fuel rear-ended a dump truck going at a slow rate of speed. the driver of the dump truck was killed, the tanker driver suffered moderate injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> when we come back, the quack pack. the phenomenon of nature that brings a smile to school kids every spring and i bet it will bring a smile to your face, too. next at 6: it could be the new gold rush. ===garvin/vo=== the surging industry that's hiring more people in california than in any other state. ===jess/vo=== plus ... a sad loss for a bay area zoo. but why the animal ambassador will be remembered for years to come. ===jess/next close=== next at 6. >>> finally tonight, a springtime tradition. every year some special visitors hold a parade through the halls in an elementary school in oregon. and the kids come flocking to see them waddle by. a right of spring and in this case, a right of passage, too. nbc's katy beck has the story. >> reporter: spring is born at prairie mountain school when the ducklings

let's bring in rod wheeler.kbar. >> it was not terrorist related or terrorism related. at the very minimum i can tell it you was terrorist inspired. why do i say that? real quickly, i looked at this guy's facebook post before they took it down and check it out real quickly. this is one of the post he had actually written. he said we will continue to bring destruction and wrath upon america until we establish a kingdom. those are the words right out of isis playbook. in addition to that guys, guess what else i learned from his facebook post he considered the dallas shooter back in july of last year when the five officers were killed, he referred to that guy as a hero. this guy corey mohammed is his name. the guy yesterday. he clearly was inspired by isis or one of these other islamic extremist groups. ainsley: right, why would the a.p. present a story of all the facts in this case and say he was shouting god is great? he was actually shouting allahu akbar which is god is great in arabic. why wouldn't they put the

big section of the wheeler street is gone. earl err yes today the hole was left behind was filling with water. neighbors called fox 29 we learned the water department found a break in an 8-inch water main that crews did find it. they found it wednesday night. repair it. but the hole still there because the city says it's waiting for a resident to repair a pipe running to the city sewer. >> it's been very aggravating like you can't get in and out the block, you can bring in your groceries the right way. you have people driving up the block the wrong way. >> the city says the resident has ten days to make repairs which means neighbors will may have have to live with the whole for about ten days. >>> happening right now, montgomery county. his high school has already named him prom king. even tonight the 18-year-old shined in different light and it was a night he and members of his school will never forget. fox 29's shawnette wilson live in lansdowne. you've got inspirational story about young man who happens to have autism. >> r

i believe chairman wheeler's protections were poplar with the public and provide safeguards with the little people to be able to compete on the playing level field with the big providers and i think that is important. >> experts including the fcc chairman, people on the side of cable, and cable groups, make contention vigorously that the ftc is sufficient enough to handle these sorts of strong consumer protections you advocate for. why do you disagree with that and think they have to go to the ftc and why is the fcc not good enough? >> the ftc has no rulemaking authority. their action comes after somebody is harmed. a provider has their privacy rules and if they are not doing what they say they are going to do someone can file a complaint with the fcc. the fcc sets down rules ahead of time for the isp that says you will ask people permission before you try to market or sell their data to somebody else, you will safeguard their data, take reasonable measures to do that and where you will let them know if there is a breach. those rules are setup and the internet service providers have

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october, interviewed by reporter david sheperedson. 215 to 205 tovoted reverse the rules that the fcc wheeler adopted in october, but never went into effect. wakeare protections in the of the vote? >> already consumers, yesterday today, have strong privacy protection that ensure that data, ourof sensitive companies are aligned in data, g that sensitive social security and others deeply sensitive aspect pects of our personal lives need sdmot should not be transacted or we're on our networks, all committed to that. good news, the current chairman interim of the ftc have joined in a common oice to say that as we move forward to evolving frameworks future, cy of the and g them more consistent harmonize, they will work to ensure our consumers are -- receive kind of privacy require.n they >> watch the communicators tonight at 8 eastern on c-span2.

but it is my understanding that only wheelers of self-defense or those authorized by the un security council are legal under international law. the question is, everybody is talking about what donald trump did in ordering the missile attacks in syria. but every once in a while, you hear something where there is some country claiming that they are illegal, but the question is, what is the united states position? guest: it is fair to say that the united states doesn't have a clear basis in international law for going after the regime. you can debate whether it is a case for going after isis. we don't have position -- we don't have permission of the syrian government. you can make a case about peace and security in the region and iraqis said isis in syria is a threat to them. so that would be a credible basis. going after president assad is much thinner. and the international defense of thathemical weapons is there is a chemical weapons convention that is being violated by the syrian regime and you have to pin that on humanitarian concerns versus international law. host: at the same tim