FCC Said to Seek $105M Fine From Sprint for Bogus Billing

The transcript covers several news topics: a deadly terror attack at a school in Peshawar, Pakistan, which resulted in numerous casualties; Jeb Bush's announcement of exploring a presidential run in 2016; Sprint facing a $105 million fine for unauthorized billing practices; and T-Mobile's new data rollover plan as part of its Uncarrier strategy.

What was the outcome of the terrorist attack in Peshawar?

• All terrorists escaped.

• The army captured the terrorists.

• All terrorists were killed.

• The terrorists surrendered.

What significant step did Jeb Bush take towards the 2016 presidential election?

• He started a campaign tour.

• He announced his candidacy officially.

• He began exploring the possibility of running.

• He decided not to run.

What condition affects Jeb Bush's lead in the early primary polls?

• If Mitt Romney runs.

• If he gains more endorsements.

• If he raises more funds.

• If he changes his political stance.

Why is Sprint facing a $105 million fine?

• For poor customer service.

• For cramming unwanted services into bills.

• For overcharging data services.

• For network outages.

What is a feature of T-Mobile's Uncarrier strategy?

• Data rollover for unused data.

• Free phone upgrades.

• Discounted family plans.

• Unlimited international calls.