Up next, education secretary john king testifies about the nations new federal education law. Then a look at fema spending and emergency preparedness. Later, a debate on assessment testing at universities. The campaign 2016 bus continues its travels to visit winners from this years studentcam competition. Our bus visited Spanish Springs high school in nevada to recognize repeat student cam winner justice best for her third price documentary on the Wild Horse Population in the United States titled, wild horse management. Our bus and crew headed to california to meet with winners in that state including a visit to san diego where the congressman took part in the ceremony recognizes three students. And congresswoman judy chu honored andy chan and shannon ka for their winning documentary on social security. A special thanks to charter, comcast, cox and Time Warner Cable for helping to coordinate the visits. Remember, every weekday this month, watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6 50
Society but i was also a believer in a tough approach to the soviet union which means i had ready 30 much at home in the Democratic Party at the time. You had pat point hand. You had Henry Jackson a great senator from Washington State and later on that element of the Democratic Party shrunk to nothingness. And as it did i was without a home. I remained generally without a political home. You could obviously fairly call me a neoconservative then. Host s been 18 years since the 1996 telecommute nations act was enacted by congress and signed by president clinton. Today on the communicators we are going to discuss that its goals and whether or not it should be rewritten rewritten. Joining us are two of the authors of the 1996 Telecommunications Act rick boucher who is a democrat from virginia served in congress from 1983 to 2011 and jack sub 3a republican in texas from 1981 to 97. Congressman feels what was your role in the development of the 96 pelka medications act . Guest it was actuall
1 giga hertz will not be the nonrestricted bidders are free to bid on all available spectrum, reserved and nonreserve, regardless of their total spectrum holdings. But what some call correcting a historical accident i call corporate welfare for certain mule tie National Companies with large math capitalization and access to Global Capital markets. The companies also have strong backing by foreign governments. Why . With so much riding on the success of this auction would the commission add to the complexity and risk lowering auction revenues in order to allow a favored few to buy the spectrum at below market rates. If this set aside is so critical to wireless competition why may it only be triggered if the commission hits a certain revenue target. Wireless providers have many strategious decisions win or when not participate in auction, including lowband auction, when and where to invest and build, whether to focus on urban or rural markets and what mergers to enter into. Where the com
Since at least some of the drama surrounding speeches involved protesters perspective that the day should be about the graduates and not the arguably, contentious views of the speakers. But that is not the path that the speakers at haverford and smith chose. William bowen, former president of Princeton University and Andrew Mellon foundation was as another of Honorary Degree recipients already scheduled to speak sunday at haverfords ceremony. En in his first bite of the apple as he called the initial 10 minute speech he told story that made fun of Honorary Degree holders everywhere. In days leading up to commencement, bowen said via email he was encouraged to Say Something about the rather confused controversy and might look as if you were simply duck it. Bowen did not hold back. He disputed statement by one of the protesters that the berkeley chancellor withdrawal was a small victory for the college. It represents nothing of the kind, bowen said, i regard this out come as defeat, pure
We have great people in the department of justice and at this point have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel moller no i have not but yeah its a real bad once you seen whats happened at the f. B. I. If the President Trumped in order to fire the special counsel why point you to him and if they were good cause i would consider it if they were not good cause it wouldnt matter to me what anybody since. But theres a lingering stand should were going to get rid of that. You know are you afraid of president trophy firing you know im not theres. Also coming up tonight a breakthrough medical procedure three paralyzed people learning to walk again. To be able to move. My legs and. To walk even in a stand it means a lot. That there is hope for not only me but other people. Or we begin the day with two questions which almost brought political washington d. C. To a standstill today will Deputy Attorney general Rod Rosenstein quit his job or is president about to fire r