I think that powerful to have watch all of our programs on our website, cspan. Org. We are going to leave this here to take you live now to the u. S. House of representatives. Where members will be working on a Senate Approved version of a fiveyear reauthorization of funding for the federal Aviation Administration. The house is also expected to take up a bill to provide transparency on pricing for tickets for events and lodging purchases. And one in support of Law Enforcement during National Police week. Live coverage of the house here on cspan. The speaker pro tempore the house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. Chaplain kibben would you pray with me . Holy god, we seek you first this day. Graced with power and privilege, we humble ourselves to be subjects of your kingdom and agents of your righteousness. God be in our heads and in our understanding that our knowledge and fear of you would be the beginning of all wisdom. God, be in our eyes and in our see
Lieutenant general shawn bratton. Live coverage on cspan. The release of the 2024 commercial space strategy comes at a pivotal moment. The u. S. Government had a monopoly and the space force can draw solutions from a commercial sector. The russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how data can be for u. S. Government for National Security purposes. These developments bring to the floor questions of adversary against Space Systems owned by u. S. Space commercial operators and the space force should address this challenge. The space force has released long anticipated strategy which outlines how the Space Force Plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send signals to industry collaborateors. The strategy addresses the questions safeguarding space assets in conflict. What does it mean for the future of Space Security and how will it shape the future of u. S. Space force. To discuss these questions, we are fortunate to be joined by deputy chief of Space
Draw solutions from a commercial sector. The russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how data can be for u. S. Government for National Security purposes. These developments bring to the floor questions of adversary against Space Systems owned by u. S. Space commercial operators and the space force should address this challenge. The space force has released long anticipated strategy which outlines how the Space Force Plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send signals to industry collaborateors. The strategy addresses the questions safeguarding space assets in conflict. What does it mean for the future of Space Security and how will it shape the future of u. S. Space force. To discuss these questions, we are fortunate to be joined by deputy chief of Space Operations, strategy, plans and programs and requirements Lieutenant General shop bratton who will insights on the future of Space Security. As the chief strategy and resourcing officer, he has o
The subcommittee on communications and technology will now come to order. And the chair recognizes herself for five minutes for an Opening Statement. And i do want to welcome each and every one of you. Obviously a hearing of interest as we have a full room in front of us. And it is our first hearing in 2017 with a fully formed federal Communications Commission as often seems to be the case, the senate takes their dear ever loving time to get things done, but im pleased to see that the commission is back up to speed and ill tell you i am pleased that we have five members of this commission and they have different points of view to bring to the discussion on all things telecom related. I think that is healthy for the telecommunications and technology industry. Were here today to conduct oversight of the agency which is this subcommittees primary role. It is very important that we fulfill these obligations because we have given the fcc a Critical Mission and critical task to fulfill. From
Communications in technology will now come to order and the chair recogs ins herself for five minutes for an Opening Statement and i do want to welcome each and everyone of you obviously a hearing of interest as we have a full room in front of us. And it is our first hearing in 2017 with a fully formed federal Communications Commission as often seems to be the case, the senate takes their dear ever loving time to get things done but im pleased to see that the commission is back up to speed and ill tell you i am pleased that we have five members of this commission and they have different points of view to bring to the discussion on all things telecomrelated and i think thats healthy for the telecommunications and technology industry. And were here today to conduct oversight of the agency which is this subcommittees primary role. It is very important that we fulfill these obligations. Because we have given the fcc a Critical Mission and task to fulfill. From the commissionss Disaster Res