To welcome them again. Were grateful that cspan is here. Im sure it has quite a bit to do with our next guest here, chairman pai, but were glad all of you, all of you are here. So in keeping chairman pai knows that i do this because hes been here before. Hes got an illustrious biography, i could go on and on and on about it, but weve got it in the brochure, for those of you who are in the cspan audience, our brochure is on the website, on the home page of the website. Its got fcc chairman ajit pais bio in it. So i commend that to you, but you know, i would just say, to state what everyone here knows, that chairman pai served as a commissioner prior to assuming the chairmanship of the fcc. How soon after the inauguration, was that two days later . It was on a monday, january 23rd, so about three days after. About three days, he was appointed by President Trump to be chair of the fcc. You know, what i will say about chairman pai is this, without going over each of the particular offices
Airports failing critical tests. This morning what the agency is saying about those alarming results. And, too hot to handle. Dramatic video of a car engulfed in flames. The owner claiming it was his Samsung Galaxy 7 phone that sparked the fire and the company once again urging customers to power down and trade in their devices today, thursday, announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today, it is a thursday morning. We got willie in for matt this morning. So much unusual about this campaign. Add another thing. Here we have a candidate for president releasing medical records. Thats normal. But doing it on a tv show. Dr. Oz is here. Hes in the building. Hes going to tell us exactly what was in the papers handed to just a few minutes. The state of the race today, with the election now in 55 short days, after her bout with pneumonia, Hillary Clinton returns today to the campai
Reporter matt renoux shot this shot of the changing leaves today. Meanwhile sunshine and meteorologist Becky Ditchfield is out in the 9news backyard. Wow, we live this little taste of snow, but its pretty stinking gorgeous right now here. Gorgeous, a little breeze, lot of sunshine, temperatures staying in the 70s for us. Well see even cooler temperatures tomorrow and then well warm back up for the got going on right now, a low breeze outside 9news, partly cloudy skies, no rain yet. We do have a chance for some light showers here in the denver metro area. Most of what i have seen has been out on the Eastern Plains where weve got a line of showers and thunderstorms that are stretching from sterling almost down into burlington including one Severe Thunderstorm Warning for portions of Kit Carson County. This is going to go until 4 45 hail 1 inch in diameter. Theyre expecting quarter size hail or bigger, possibly up to ping pong ball size and at times this cell has also shown signs that it
This morning what the agency is saying about those alarming results. And, too hot to handle. Dramatic video of a car engulfed in flames. The owner claiming it was his Samsung Galaxy 7 phone that sparked the fire and the company once again urging customers to power down and trade in their devices today, thursday, september 15th, 2016. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today, it is a thursday morning. We got willie in for matt this morning. So much unusual about this campaign. Add another thing. Here we have a candidate for president releasing medical records. Thats normal. But doing it on a tv show. Dr. Oz is here. Hes in the building. Hes going to tell us exactly what was in the papers handed to him by donald trump and give his assessment of Trumps Health in just a few minutes. The state of the race today, with the election now in 55 short days, after her bout with p
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