should take that as a signal that there s a lot less sexual assault. right. right. which is why the mandatory survey idea is the way to kind of level the playing field between the various all of the schools because they ll all be collecting data on the same basis, and separating data collection from getting victims services which, as jessica said, is what that s what reporting should be about, is helping them to access what they need rather than depending on them to solve our crime problems for us. i think this is a very cyclical problem, though, and it s what we keep talking about, is what their goal is on day one could be very different day ten and six months down the road, and it shouldn t be just an us versus them, us being criminal versus administrative process because what i find is that after, you know, there is a discouragement. you asked the question are people discouraged from going to the criminal justice system. you can see there s already a built-in perce
on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ash, national chaplain for the american legion. from long beach, south carolina. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty and everlasting god, in whose name we trust and pray, it is fitting to pause if but momentarily to recognize you, the one in whom does finally reside all authority and power and by whose grace we are allowed to exercise that which you have committed to us. accept our homage, o lord, and hear us when we pray for wisdom to lead with integrity, compassion and conviction. we are mindful that around the world today our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coastguardsmen are standing the watch to safeguard our peace and liberty. grant to all who serve and their families your blessings. accept, o lord, these prayers and may we perceive and know what things to do an
challenges we face as a country, they are pretty stark challenges and our politics are terrible. but i would think you would rather have our challenges than any major emerging economy around the world. watch that entire event from the milken institute s global conference tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. here are some of our featureded programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span, saturday starting at noon. politicians, white house officials and business leaders offer advise and encouragement to the class of 2015. speakers include former president, george w. bush and chair of dreamworks animation. at 9:15. former staff members reflect on the presidency of george h. w. bush. and sunday afternoon more commencement speeches from across the country with former secretaries of state condoleezza rice and madeline albright. on c-span 2 saturday morning book tv is in new york city with events from book expo america beginning at 10:00 and live call-in segments th
rose to a record high in january. shifting over to japan, industrial production grew the most since 2011 indicating the economy is strengthening. jumble. of data but a all thisrning we got data. starting at 8:30 a.m., gdp. at gdp so look we get in theory they refined any little bit. also, personal consumption consumption. 9:45 a.m., chicago or kissing managers index. michiganversity of converts number and pending home sales at 10:00. and we may be getting the letter from mr. buffett as well. last year s letter was strong and smart from the buffet we wew years ago buffett knew years ago. check.ave a warning data stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities. i am going to call it off but i am going to say the markets are calm her given what we saw in the ukraine yesterday. 2.6710-year and the euro .s stronger, up near 1.38 you can really see the geopolitics coming in. a stronger102 yen. the ruble is stable. that speaks volumes. the backstory away from the ukraine is the managed
large company startup services who, wrote a letter to the fcc last month arguing that the commission s rules should protect users and internet companies on both fixed and mobile platforms against blocking, discrimination and pay prioritization and, mr. chair, i ask for unanimous consent to submit this letter for the record. without objection. so ordered. so, that s, an example of folks feeling like we have a competitive environment today where they have been able to thrive and innovate and wanted to make sure we continue to maintain that. so, with that, mr. chair, i yield back. thank you very much. we ll now recognize mr. smith. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. i think it is important that we examine the importance of the antitrust laws. they can play in the discussion of the internet and particularly net neutrality debate. my first question is for mr. mcdowell. how would additional regulation impact small and mid-sized internet providers?