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we also have no word on a motive. as you might imagine, police are all over this area right now. its investigation is in the earliest of stages, but we ll have more when we get more. good evening. i m derek mcginty. a maryland family is heartbroken tonight after the death of their baby. 10-month-old juliette nicholson powell apparently drowned in the bathtub of her father s home. ileana diaz spoke to the family. reporter: police responded to mulberry street after reports of a possible drowning and after hours of trying to save the life of juliette she was pronounced dead at a hospital nearby. i just want to remember her the way she was, not the way she is now. reporter: lynn cowell is holding onto these special moments she shared with her granddaughter. the day she came home from the hospital, the day she first started crawling, you know, the day that, you know, god blessed my life with her. reporter: that life now taken. this is juliette nicholson powell. she was
communications industry representatives as they talk about wireless technology and spectrum policy, including the federal communication commission s recent spectrum options and innovation and the future security of communications and wireless devices and applications. good morning. on behalf of my friend senator shotts, and i, i m glad to convene the first hearing of subcommittee on communications technology, innovation and the internet, with 115th congress. so welcome to you all. as we all know, in today s connected world, the demand for spectrum increases with every new technology. spectrum is the life blood of this connectivity, improving lives of people around the globe. our discussion of spectrum policy today comes on the heels of this committee s approval of the mobile now app. under chairman thune s leadership, we have taken a significant bipartisan step toward freeing up spectrum with the next generation. and people should silence their devices, by the way. right on
communications industry testify at the senate commerce subcommittee hearing. it s two hours. good morning. on behalf of my friend senator shotts and i, i m glad to convene the first hearing of subcommittee on communications technology, innovation and the internet, with the 115th congress. so welcome to you all. as we all know, in today s connected world, the demand for spectrum increases with every new technology. spectrum is the life blood of this connectivity, improving lives of people around the globe. our discussion of spectrum policy today comes on the heels of this committee s approval of the mobile now app. under chairman thune s leadership, we have taken a significant bipartisan step toward freeing up spectrum with the next generation. and people should silence their devices, by the way. right on key, thank you, senator. for the next generation wireless services, with the approval of this legislation. i hope to see senate passage of the bill in the near future. our
superhubs: how the financial elite and their networks rule our world. i think many of the superhubs see what s wrong with the system but it s also one of the key questions i ask in the book, is do they hold the system prisoner or are they prisoners of the system? is it their fault or is it the system s fault? and i come to the conclusion it s the interaction of both. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span s q&a. next a look at wireless technology and spectrum policy as representatives from the communications industry testify at the senate commerce subcommittee hearing. it s two hours. good morning. on behalf of my friend senator shotts and i, i m glad to convene the first hearing of subcommittee on communications technology, innovation and the internet, with the 115th congress. so welcome to you all. as we all know, in today s connected world, the demand for spectrum increases with every new technology. spectrum is the life blood of this connectivity, improvi