thankorgie about you for joining us. worryingld we start about the amount of debt we are generating and the impact it will have on the economy longer-term? first, thank you for having me. the worries about debt levels going up are not for now. for now, the biggest worry is we do not do enough to support the economy until we have a durable exit from the health crisis. with interest rates being record and government can borrow inject hopefully not only a recovery, but a more potent, higher productivity based growth so they can repay the debt they are acquiring now. case for lowhe income countries already in distress. importanty it is so we make sure they are provided with relief and they are supported with grants and concessional financing, a big theme for our annual meeting spirit for our annual meetings. francine: what is the biggest risk to your outlook? you say the recovery will be uneven, but you have increased your projection? kristalina: the situation today is less
the false emergency alert that occurred in hawaii on januar january 13, 2018. second, you will consider a second report in order to excuse me, order on recon to enhance the effectiveness of wireless emergency alert including improving the geographic accuracy of these alerts. third you will consider an order addressing the remaining issues raised by parties for the committee s order implementing the connect america phase two auction 903 in which service providers receive support for up to 1.98 billion to offer voice and broadband service in unserved high cost areas. fourth, you consider a public notice establishing procedures for the connect america fund phase ii option which will award up to 1.98 billion over ten years to service providers that commit to offer voice and broadband services to fixed locations in unserved high cost areas. this, you consider in order to establish an office of economic and analytics and six you will consider a notice of proposed rulemaking proposi
i am kate merrill. jim is at the scene with the latest. reporter: such a sad story tonight in worchester. two elderly people losing their lives in a house fire. i want to show you the seen back scene. investigators are still at the home securing property. rescuers did get the victims out but unfortunately they did not make it. a tragic story from worchester. two elderly victims killed in a house fire. the flames broke out around 8:00 sunday evening. investigators believe they were smoldering for a while. firefighters did what they could. it appears that the fire had a head start and was on the fake did undetected until we got the call. we immediately found two elderly mail-in female and removed them male and female and removed them. to their injuries. reporter: authorities believe the flame started on the first floor. it happened on a quiet residential street, neighbors are startled. it is a shame that a family has to go through this kind of sadness. we saw them g
it is 6:00 a.m., good morning to you, i m kathryn hauser. and i m bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon, monday, december 149th, we are so close to christmas. where did 2016 go. 2016 get jag head of ourselves. i know. so really where did 2015 go. let s not speed it up too much. lots to do, right? weather cooperating for the most part, look at our temperatures, it don t matter where we are, we are 479 degrees in boston, just to put it in perspective, these temperatures are warmer than what we should typically be in the afternoon, clouds in place, there may be a couple patches of drizzle or fog that develops today, most of us won t see them. we are going to stay dry, cloudy and mild, we won t see a lot of it today, peak or two here or there but most of us time, light southeast breeze, 354 54 mild day. we are going to time out when it arrives and how long it will together. we have accidents north and south of the city to tell but right now much let s start w
already down to the floor. john: firefighters raced in, but could not save the elderly man and woman inside. it is sad. i can t even imagine. john: inside, firefighters say the flames had broken through consuming the entire home. the the side window. john: firefighters are trying to so quickly. neighbors say both victims were battling health problems. they were nice. they were just very private. it is an unusual time of day. , why would the day? john: you can see, police still here on burn coat street. started and how it started. live in worcester, john atwater. heather: more breaking news now. an elderly man rushed to the hospital. it happened on moulden street just after 7:00 tonight. we are told the victim had serious injuries. the driver of the car stayed on the scene and was also taken to the hospital. and there is breaking news from new bedford. the city s police chief, david provencher, died tonight after suffering respiratory arrest at st. luke s hospital.