Support cspan as a public service. Along with these other television providers. Giving you a front receipt to democracy. Up next federal Communication Commission chair jessica and commissioner brandon carr testify on the fcc 2825 budget request they address the importance of affordable broadband and needed upgrades to the 911 emergency system. House appropriations subcommittee hearing is about 90 minutes. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [laughter] a sub command Financial Services and general government will come to order like to welcome chairwoman jessica and commissioner car. I appreciate both the participating in todays hearing to give members the subcommittee the opportunity to discuss federal committee this fiscal year 20125 budget requested. The budget request for the commission is more than 4,048,000,000. 15 higher than the original fiscal 2824 enacted a level much harder to increase the commission has historically requests are surprises to the commission failed to request
Broadband and needed upgrades to the 911 emergency system. The house appropriation hearing is about 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] a sub command Financial Services and general government will come to order like to welcome chairwoman jessica and commissioner car. I appreciate both the participating in todays hearing to give members the subcommittee the opportunity to discuss federal committee this fiscal year 20125 budget requested. The budget request for the commission is more than 4,048,000,000. 15 higher than the original fiscal 2824 enacted a level much harder to increase the commission has historically requests are surprises to the commission failed to request the funding for the secure trusted Communication Network program rip and replace as you dont rip and replace his important priority particular to ensure the Communication Infrastructure safe from foreign interference. Conversely due to budget shortfalls repair or replace ply small providers invested money to
Of the visible satellite show there are a few breaks san jose for some, but boy its pretty solid here for most of the north and theres just a lot out there. Maybe a little drizzle. So we are looking for when the fog rolls in. Boy has it ever last couple of days, thats for sure. Today is no exception. Itll peel back to the coast. It will be sunny, breezy inland, 60s and 70s on those temps. Well, youre about ready to jump into your cadillac cadillac and head out on the highways and byways. Heres the man to guide you through. Well, i thank you, steve. And right now we do see some commutes look pretty ordinary. Others do not. The bay bridge is one. Perhaps youre heading over to San Francisco and traffic is doing okay. Youre going to see a little bit of slow traffic there, this morning. But if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. Oh my, my, we do have a bunch of slow traffic. And this is due to an earlier stalled vehicle. Things are getting better, but its going to take a little while f
Developing situation as demonstrators are holding their ground. Then from california to the vatican, the polluted heart of the Climate Crisis are these fossil fuel companies. Why Governor Newsom is tackling Climate Change halfway across the world. Live from Jack London Square this is mornings on two. The night. Its another day of may. Gray all across the bay. You can see the tree moving. There is wind out there as well. Little peeks of sunshine overall. Not a bad kind of. Thursday. Lets talk about what could be changing in your neighborhood here. If you live in the city of berkeley, people who live in berkeley could start selling their adus as condos in the next year. Its seen as a move that could help address the housing shortage in berkeley. Earlier this week, the city council there instructed city staff to draft an ordinance authorizing such sales. Its based off Assembly Bill 1033, which took effect earlier in the year. 1033 allows cities to let residents sell their adus separate fr
Provost and university librarian. Good evening. Its. Good evening and welcome to the bancroft Prize Program. Columbia University Library is cosponsors. This important event with the Columbia Department of history as our dedicated historians say, the work of historical scholarship is never finished and we reexamine it through present day lenses. Today, especially today, it seems it seems important to lift up that critical work of examining and reexamining history. History is happening right now, and i am grateful for all of the hard labor that goes into researching and writing history, including not only the history in, but also the labor of librarians, archivist sites, curators, editors, and other workers whose critical work, work and support deserves to be acknowledged. A jury is chosen each year by our history to award the prizes to outstanding historians of the americas. One of the leading historians and that department is selected to chair a panel of three jurors representing the f