[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] are right. If i could is this if i get everyones attention, please. If we get everyone come back in, take a seat. We want, we want to welcome great champion for our broad bands, for competition who served on committees of significant importance to our industry, on both on the technology, internet, all of the infrastructure. She serves on the Commerce Committee, Judiciary Committee education . Agriculture. Its like a quiz. Is t c broadband caucus and the senate rules committee. How could i forget . But she is you know an important most important debates facing our country and our industry, and so were very thankful that she has come today to give a keynote and to talk about the issues of most importance to all of us in this room. So with no further ado, senator amy klobuchar, thank you for coming. [applause] okay. Well, thank you, everyone and its wonderful to be here and get off the field for a little bit, i will say. Theres a lot goi
And again, we are told that his exwife rushed to las vegas when she heard the news and remains at his bedside. Other members of the lakers who were playing an exhibition game here in las vegas have also reportedly visited the hospital. Thats the latest live here in las vegas. Im jay gray. Back to you. And while you might remember odom for his reality tv stint and marriage to close i car dash yap, the 35yearold came from hum spell roots in queens. New at 6 00, childhood friends from his neighborhood share how he touched their lives. Demolition has begun on that abandoned Staten Island hospital where a 16yearold boy fell to his death. And in just hours awake a set to begin. His parents and community why it took a tragedy for something to be done. Marc santia is in tompkinsville getting answers to the tough questions. Reporter and i want to show you what is happening right now. Youre taking a live look, you can see that exterior fence is going up as demo crews are prepare to go take the g
People who live in a mobile home community in the area of 12th Street and Indian School rallied at Phoenix City Hall on Sept. 22. They say they have been told to leave, but the deadline given by the property owner is just too soon, and some say they might not be able to afford rent elsewhere.