University system. Retail post pandemic getting perhaps even grimmer as another Department Store set to announce bankruptcy taking on the fed. Druckenmiller calling out the fed. It is wednesday, may 13. You are watching Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc good morning, good afternoon, good morning welcome. Im Brian Sullivan thank you for spending your time with us here on cnbc it is a big news day from wall street to watch. Futures are basically flat, slightly higher. It could change. It is early. The dow closing down another 450 points yesterday for the second straight day of losses the nasdaq finally snapping a sixday win streak falling more than 2 on the day yesterday, futures basically flat now as well as investors continue to weigh comments from dr. Fauci warning of a second outbreak this fall if states move too quickly to reopen my approach towards the possibility of a rebound and second wave in the fall is that, a, it is entirely conceivable and possible and, b, i would hope between
Association. Good afternoon, everyone. If folks can take their seats, i think were going to get started. Thanks again for being here. Im vanessa cinders and i have the pleasure of leading chart rers team here in washington. We really appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to listen to this great lineup of speakers. Weve convened this group today to talk about a spectrum issue thats critically important to 5g and broadband deployment. Were going to start with an introduction of the plan then move to an expert panel discussion. Its my pleasure to interview matt polka of acc connects and steve berry of cca. Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome to our briefing on this important issue. My name is matt polka, president and ceo of aca connects. Americas communications association. Formally known as the american cable association. And we are very, very pleased to be here today along with our partners at chatter and cca to talk to you u about this important issue that affects all of
Legislative affair here in washington. We really appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to listen to this great lineup of speakers. Weve convened this group today to talk about a specter of issues critically important to do 5g and broadband deployment. We will move to an expert panel. Its my pleasure to introduce matthew polka of aca knex steven berry of welcome everybody my name is matthew polka president and ceo of aca knex americas communication association, formerly known as the american cable association. We are very pleased to be here today along with our partner charter at to cca talk about this important issue that certainly affects all of our members except there are members of in aca knex every state providing phone, Broadband Services in remote areas, hard to reach areas. Doing a great job on delivering that broadband promise. Today we are also very happy to talk about our 5g plus plan because we think that the proceeding thats on the way the is very important
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