A senator mr. President. The presiding officer the senator from montana. Mr. Daines i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be vitiated. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Daines i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of Senate Resolution 181 submitted earlier today. The presiding officer the clerk will report. The clerk Senate Resolution 181, designating may 19, 2015, as national skitzencephaly awareness day. The presiding officer without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. Mr. Daines i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to the preamble be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Daines i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of Senate Resolution 182. The presiding officer the clerk will report. The clerk Senate Resolution 181, expressing the sense of the senate that defense laboratories have been and
The use of video in a drug prosecution where the video failed for a short period of time and a the defense was the critical and exculpatory for the defendant, when the video failed to create reasonable doubt because of the malfunction. We are not done with this topic for a camera is to be worn by police to ask all of you could you point us in the direction in the of programs that are working and working well to have models for what should be done of the other states if you know, of any . Working with several agencies doing things right the policies may differ they are thought fall about what theyre doing oakland is one of the initial adopters they have had them since 2010 working with Daytona Beach florida and also rialto with one of the studies we have done. Theyre all agencies that have done a good job and are still engaged. Thank you for the question. There is only of few may have 22 agencies and i can think of a couple of the top of my head to come up on the year to have success wi
Western countries to the economy of ukraine is the most important thing. Thats not my responsibility. But i just wanted to say, i think thats the most important thing. We are supplying military assistance to the ukrainian military. The president just made an announcement about a week ago about military assistance and a number of categories, vehicles and so forth that i think will be of material assistance to the ukrainian military. There are also under consideration and, yes, it is under consideration some additional categories of assistance which are defensive lethal assistance and those are being considered. I think they should be considered. And ive said that before. But it is a complicated decision that involves other kinds of assistance that were giving and the paramount fact which is that we need to support the ukrainians politically and economically and in particular our nato partners and our european allies need to support ukraine economically. In the end, thats the key to keep
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] welcome. Thank you for coming. Todays briefing is about the Internet Committee titled Circuit Court decision on fcc open internet roles is it random or is it a law. Such short notice the decision came on tuesday. Weve been awaiting it and wanted to do a briefing as close to the decision as possible. This is the congressional internet caucus advisory committee. We take no position on legislation or regulation but the proposition that the internet is extremely important and that we should try to insure a sound Decision Making so what we try to do in these meetings is any issue that affects the internet, we try to have a balanced perspective. A lot of perspectives on the issue and have a collegial issue on the topic. The socalled Net Neutrality rules lend itself to that type of debate. Hosted in conjunction with the congressional internet caucus and its cochairs, congressman bob goodlat
Pay artists for radio air play. She thought, perhaps, finland was an exception in paying artists and that the rest of the world didnt pay artists. Their radio royalties. But it turns out that it was the other way around. The u. S. Was the exception in not paying radio royalties. There are two other countries, iran and north korea. Well, last summer, yanita proudly became a u. S. Citizen but in doing so shes now a citizen of a democratic country that doesnt honor am fm radio pay for its artists and she suffers a loss of significant income. This is not the American Dream that she envisioned. Her story shows that we need to fix the disparities in the current music licensing system to make sure artists are fairly compensated. If we dont, we risk losing the innovation from creators like her because they will no long very the incentive to create for the public. And so, id like to ask a question to Paul Williams. One area of agreement between you and the music licenseees on the panel appears