Mr. Portman we are here today to discuss a topic that affects just about every american family. And often frustrates us as American Families and that is cable or satellite tv service. For over a year now, we have undertaken an investigation of the cable and television, Satellite Television industry. As many of you know, weve been issued in this interested in this issue. We have a keen interest in making of the Satellite Companies do the right thing by their subscribers. The subcommittee reviewed literally thousands of documents and interviews countless witnesses to learn more about the Consumer Practices of the 5 largest paid tv providers. This includes comcast, charter, Time Warner Cable, dish network and directv. Together these companies serve more than half of all american households and nearly three quarters of those who pay for television programming. Todays hearing will focus on the companies billing and Consumer Service practices. Our joint report outlines troubling findings fro
Good evening. Welcome. The chair of the Federal Reserve meant what she said. The central bank will move carefully and cautiously when determining when to raise Interest Rates. Janet yellen cited a weak Global Economy. The dow gained 90 points. The highest close of the year. The nasdaq added 79 and the s p 500 rose 17. Miss yellens tone remains in sharp contrast to other fed officials who during the past week were more upbeat on the committee and said the time is near to hike. We have more on the fed chairs cautious sign. The question is being raised has the Federal Reserve retreated from the rate rising regime. Markets from gold to fixed income to stocks reacting that janet yellen laid out an out look for rates today. She suggested greater gradualism is warranted in raising rates and emphasized the risk from Global Economic weakness to the u. S. Economy. Developments abroad implied that meeting our objectives will likely require a somewhat lower path to the federal funds rate than was
Tuesday, march 29th. Good evening. Welcome. The chair of the Federal Reserve meant what she said. The central bank will move carefully and cautiously when determining when to raise Interest Rates. Janet yellen cited a weak Global Economy. The dow gained 90 points. The highest close of the year. The nasdaq added 79 and the s p 500 rose 17. Miss yellens tone remains in sharp contrast to other fed officials who during the past week were more upbeat on the committee and said the time is near to hike. We have more on the fed chairs cautious sign. The question is being raised has the Federal Reserve retreated from the rate rising regime. Markets from gold to fixed income to stocks reacting that janet yellen laid out an out look for rates today. She suggested greater gradualism is warranted in raising rates and emphasized the risk from Global Economic weakness to the u. S. Economy. Developments abroad implied that meeting our objectives will likely require a somewhat lower path to the federal
Ncht this is nightly Business Report with Tyler Mathisen and sue herera. I consider it appropriate to the committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy. The chair has the floor. The Federal Reserve janet yellen in major speech tells investors and her feds colleagues to chill the hot talk about higher Interest Rates. Controlling the pain. The white house out lines new initiatives and new money to fight the growing epidemic of Prescription Drug abuse. Tax tips. Whether youre a newlywed or just retired, your finances are changing and so will your annual return to uncle sam. All that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for tuesday, march 29th. Good evening. Welcome. The chair of the Federal Reserve meant what she said. The central bank will move carefully and cautiously when determining when to raise Interest Rates. Janet yellen cited a weak Global Economy. The dow gained 90 points. The highest close of the year. The nasdaq added 79 and the s p 500 rose 17. Miss yellens tone
And then the north korean government dont tell [inaudible] the second cause, the poor environmental about media industry, as some have already said, too much competition between Media Companies and between people exist. And too little too much space on newspaper and too much time on tv news. So we have to write reports, whatever, everyday, every night. So sometimes well have enough time to verify the facts and check. Its reality. And i think some reporters have the first belief that North Koreans do not argue about their article. And then the last code i have, ideological [inaudible] i want to bring [inaudible] you know, everybody have their own view of north korea. So do the journalists. Some are conservatives and some are [inaudible] so usually the conservatives want to blame north korea, right . And the progressives want to verify. So when conservative journalists meet, conservative also received conservative pundit, or and vice versa. Progressive meet progresses. I think it is like