looking for rielly. off the stick. rielly out of the corner. matthews let it go. dekeyser will jump on it. early stages of overtime. brown. the pass. brought in by matthews. power move. good stick we coreau. a couple of times. and detroit will dodge that. anthony mantha. his heroics have tied the game. mantha. moving up. out by jake gardiner. mantha will take it all the way back. turning with it now is frans nielsen. just about a minute gone in o.t. brendan smith for detroit. they'll complete the change. it's a steal. nylander out of the corner. william nylander out in front. what a save on nazem kadri. now it's brought out by tomas tatar. his shot deflects high off the stick of jake gardiner and sales out of play. >> pierre: resounding call by you, john. what a save is right. nazem kadri driving to the net. he wants the puck. he takes the relay from behind the icing line. what a response by the left pad of coreau. feed out front from william nylander. there's the left pad of jared coreau. >> john: and the frustration of nazem kadri. 3:44 on the clock. young goalt

morgan rielly loses the stick. there's the escapeability and athleticism of mitch marner, stop, don't pop, keep moving to the inside and just watch it. look at the edge control. the balance and the quick release. you just don't teach this in hockey school. this is a gift. >> john: he, too, a toronto boy. markham, ontario. mitch marner, great hands, great presence of mind. and a 2-1 lead. leafs get it deep. coreau directing traffic. soshnikov, the steal. and coreau got back with help from his defense. he's lost his stick. goaltender, jared coreau. leo komarov to the outside of jonathan ericsson for the point. morgan rielly off soshnikov. coreau. using a skater's stick. in the meantime. the corner. controlled now by ouellet. >> pierre: using dylan larkin's stick. larkin went right to the bench. coreau's got his stick back. >> john: we saw that. now it's carried in by matthews. he'll circle the wagons, hold onto it, whip it through the blue and out. connor carrick. looking for a lane. it goes high. connor brown in bac

news that custer is dead along with every man of >> cigarette dangling out of his mouth but >>> that's rielly got to help the classroom discipline. that's got to really help. i'm sorry, i digress. he had a red silk shirt topped with a beaver sombrero and certainly was dressed for his role that day. he quickly located the cheyenne village, but he returned to find the cavalry camp and the cheyennes had been spotted nearby. he reported to meredith up atop a slight hill after overlooking the valley called war bonnet creek, also called hat creek. scouts formed directly from the valley of the fifth cavalry and marritt order carr to saddle up the regiment and get red for action and in the distance came a supply train, and the cheyenne scouts were heading for it and two dispatch riders two dispatch riders were coming from the supply train toward his command and he could see they were going to get cut off by the cheyenne's and he asked them for permission to engage with his scouts. as he joined the regiment, he said, go ahead. the lieutenant was to watch from the hill and send in the scouts before the

technological development that wasn't available to the government or for the court to consider when it decided rielly. it might not make any difference to the court by do think it illustrates the problem problems that we have when technology is consistently leapfrogging the doctrines that have been laid out by the courts, and the courts are given very little choice but to decide concrete cases one at a time. they can't count on congbpíñÑ intervening. they can't just say this is a hard problem, we will not be set at all. unless you get concrete defense out there who are asserting interest. the last thing i will say is i think the courts are probably come if not the best place, at least may be the right place to try to be considering how much the value of privacy really should bear on the law enforcement techniques. i say that because i think i have a slightly different slant from the government side a slightly different plan on the valley of privacy that has been perceived today as underlying fourth amendment interest everything can be traced back a stroke ago and that a certain degree of privacy i

oaechlt rielly or mr. pai would like to comment. >> i did dissent because of the decision on joined agreements and shared service agreement. the record is clear and unchallenged. some of these agreements have been useful in helping prod casters provide the public vital information. with respect to shared services agreements, the writing is on the wall. the fcc is collecting information as a step toward, as you put it, toward more regulation prohibiting shared service agreements. that's something i would think would be unfortunate for the marketplace and consumers in particular. >> mr. o'reilly? >> i agree with my colleague on these two points. the fsa declare torre structure is intended for future commission toss impose new rules and limitations on stations and their abilities to share such activities. >> can any one tell me a way that these new broadcast own. >> narrator: ship rules could now be appealed or ask for a change? mr. pai? >> i think they can be appealed. i would imagine the third circuit will

rielly. >> you're right to right the rules. >> i assume that's a yeah. >> yes, i defay to congress on that. >> yes, i defer to congress. >> if there is a specific provision you suggest that the committee include in an fcc reauthorization bill i hope you'll feel free to follow up with any suggestions you may have about that and we will because it's something i think would be very useful in terps in making the relationship between the congress and the fcc more productive probably more trusted and more understood for sure. senator nelson. >> set-top box. we don't want to threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming. so mr. chairman, how do you respond to the concerns that i raised about the impact of your proposal could have on existing copyright and contract provisions for video content? does the fcc -- do your proposal impact third parties, whether they'll be able to alter or add to video programming or advertising contained in such programming? >> thank you, senator nelson. i think there are probably several responses to that. o one, that which the cable operator puts out

i want to thank commissioners rosenworcel and o' rielly for their remarks. we're going to begin with a presentation from michael calabrese director of new america. author of the report titled spectrum silos to gigabyte wi-fi, sharing the gigahertz car bands. there's copies on the table as you came in. there's also an electronic version available on our website. then after michael's presentation, we'll be joined by a great panel to continue today's discussion. and with that, i will pass the mike back to michael to talk about the paper. >> okay. yeah, as the first panelist but the only one using power point, i'll summarize the report and then we'll have the panel come up. so, much like you've heard from the two commissioners for oti, the 5 gigahertz frequency band represents a unique opportunity to achieve super fast giga wi-fi connectivity. to give you an idea of why this is so important, it was just a couple years ago that the fcc's national broad band came out the chairman warned of a looming spectrum crisis. yet each year since then, consumer demand for mo