but the bell system and bell companies kept bringing bell out as the origin figure. inaugurating the chicago line, a great long-distance line, hell -- high telephone technology. bell is on one end, once and is ,n the other and they do the mr. watson, i want to come see you thing. appointed as is it is not just winning in the court that makes l famous. the telephone giant made sure of his heroic status. a lot of his cultural prominence had a lot to do with the which wasbell system at one point the largest business organization in the world. of course the patent is kind of behind this. the lawyers were at the root of it all. in closing, let me offer a bit of water context. one thing that you might wonder is, is this a one-off? not really. it is certainly a great story but on a couple of points it is a window into something bigger. one thing is the close link between the idea of the great inventor and the patent law. this is a picture that hangs in the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c.. the old patent office building. you can find this fictional "men ofrtrai

it is not unimaginable given the way that bell's lawyers work. gets hist -- bell patent. just gettinghand, a patent settled very little. on books that are focused ,he patent office conspiracy they only at the beginning of the story. ofl gets his patent in march 1876, but what did cover? if you read it, it is about harmonic telegraphs in the telegraphic transmissions of sound. what it is really claiming for bell's invention is the use of undulatory current. if you look at the diagrams on theleft, this is not traditional way and telegraph works. currentthe intermittent weird bell's insight was a way to transmit a more complex sound which has a constant, the fluctuating sound. way, you can get transmission of acoustic tones like notes and pitch. bell's patent does not mention speech and it does not mention that you can talk to someone else over an electrical wire. it does mention vocal sound, just two places in the patent word speaks of that. only gotten he had inarticulate focal noises like voewlsounds in page -- and pitch. transmitted articulate speech. famous call happens

--bell's student mabel. him, noted to impress because he started to fall in love with mabel, who he would eventually marry. he said the greatest achievement of his life was not inventing the telephone, but winning her heart. was motivated to come up with investortion that the was looking at. he began working on harmonic telegraph in the 1870's. at the beginning of 1876, he had an important patent application ready to go on acoustic telegraph. this would transmit some sound, especially at different pitches, and he hoped this would be the basis for a multiplex telegraph invention. he knew it was a neck and neck race with elisha gray. 1876 in february, is a famous date in the history of american invention. this is the date that alexander graham bell's and elijah grey's patterns met at -- patents met at the same time. on valentine's day, this is all i am thinking about. seen assometimes histories greatest example of simultaneous invention. many people are working on the same thing at the same time, and that idea

[bell] >> never changes.here we go. 97 hours before iowa chooses, in fact, the last two winners in this state are on this stage tonight. governor huckabee, in 2008 you won by 9 points here. but this time your support seems to be going to senator ted cruz and donald trump. why, governor, is your message not working this time? >> i don't think it's that the message isn't working. i think the message isn't getting out because the message that i have this time, bill, is exactly what i said eight years ago a. i talked about how people standing on their feet on factory floors. people who lift heavy things, who sweat through their clothes are getting gut-punched. they are not having a fair shake in this economy. i talked about that eight years ago. and i'm talking about it now. i talked about the importance of preserving life. i have not just saying that we're going to defund planned parenthood but let's do something bolder. let's get rid of abortion once and for all by applying the fifth and 14th amendment to every

the bell tolled for strength for you and me. as we begin black history month the bell rang as a symbol of unity like music to the ears. something far more powerful than division has proved over time. (bell ringing) ringing ... 58:27 soon a will be done with the troubles of the world troubles of the world troubles of the world 58:33 a choir of college students who've only heard stories of segregation sang negro spritituals behind those who fought against it on the front lines. 19:56 we've learned to live apart now we must learn to live together 20:02 and a multi-generational, multi-ethnic audience listened to leaders still paving the way. 6:32 it is through the history of first baptist church that we can all see the parallels between african american history and the history of the united states 6:39 there were many faces of american history represented here today. (17)17:55 i think that the bell brings together people it has since the middle ages for heaven's sakes and it's a calling to action to each one of us to take the person

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[closing bell rings] david: former u.n. believes isis and iran will take advantage of president obama's last year in office. he explains. melissa: stocks sinking in the final moments of trading. the dow and s&p just turning negative as we go into the close. here is where we're ending the day. the dow down 21 points. s&p just barely dipping into negative territory. nasdaq staying positive while markets wait for tomorrow here is everything you need to know right now. here we go tonight, first votes are cast in 2016 election after months of campaigning, debates and polls. the nomination process kicks off just a few hours for the next president of the united states. fox business es peter barnes is in des moines with the latest on

. >> you immediately -- i see kids, oh, belle is here and they have the biggest smile on their face. >> three to four days a week belle the therapy dogg joins middle school students in class to listen, eat and just be there. >> she just enjoys, you know, being around as many people as possible and just has lots of ve to share. >> special education teacher al is a zimmereran originally got belle as a pet two years ago, she trained t t lab as a therapy dog out of her own pocket and asked the school if belle could become the newest faculty member. >> there to help and bring a calm atmosphere and for them to want to take their attention off of the teacher. >> but fellow teachers embraced the concept. >> if they're having a bad day sometimes they pay a visit to belle as well. >> they had to figure out insurance coverage and allergy concerns and helped get approval from the superintendent. >> middle school is a hard time to be in school and the pressures of grades, pressures from home as you walk in the hallways or you are in the assrooms you can feel an extra calming in the building when

we've spent ( bell ) in his polls. let me tell you something, we've spent-- ( booing ) we've spent-- i only tell the truth, lobbyists. we've spent $5 trillion all over the-- we have to rebuild our country. we have to rebuild our infrastructure. you listen to that, you're going to be there for another 15-- >> moderator: all right, governor bush, please respond. >> the very basic fact is vladimir putin is not going to be an apply of the united states. the whole world knows this. it's a simple basic fact. they're not taking out-- they're not even attempting to take out isis. they're attacking the troops that we're supporting. we need to create a coalition, sunni-led coalition on the ground with our special operators to destroy isis and bring about stability. and you can't do that with assad in power. >> we're supporting troops that we don't even know who they are. >> let me finish. this is ridiculous. >> we're supporting troops who we don't even know who they are. we have no idea who they are. >> moderator: gentlemen, i t

i will unify this party ( bell ) i will grow it. we will win this election and we will make want 21st century a new american century. ( applause ) >> moderator: matter senator cruz, your closing statement. >> south carolina, you have a critical choice to make. our country literally hangs in the balance. do you want another washington dealmaker who will do business as usual, cut deals with the democrats, grow government, grow debt, and give up our fundamental liberties? or do you want a conservative, a proven conservative who will stand and fight with you each and every day? listen, repealing obamacare is not going to be easy. passing a simple flat tax and abolishing the i.r.s. is not going to be easy. american people we can do it. and today, we saw just how grave the stakes are. two branches of government hang in the balance, not just the presidency, but the supreme court. if we get this wrong, if we nominate the wrong candidate, the second amendment, life, marriage, religious liberty-- every one of those hangs in the balance. my li

on a postcard ( bell ) and we abolish the i.r.s. and if you want to see the postcard, i've got it on my web site. >> moderator: right, but to the question-- because conservatives have flirted with this idea conceptually for a long time. but especially on this consumption value added tax system, in europe, where it exists, it has become an escalator of taxation to feed government spending. and that's why conservatives have long resisted it. why? and what would do you as president to make sure that doesn't happen? >> so, major, the business flat tax that is in my tax plan is not a v.a.t. a v.a.t. in europe is a sales tax. the business flat tax is not a sales tax. it is a tax of 16% imposed fairly and evenly across the board on all businesses. and one of the things that's critical is we're doing that in conjunction with abolishing the corporate income tax wabolishing the obamad care taxes, with abolishing the payroll taxes, the biggest taxes paid by most working americans, and with which is cruel and unfair. you asked about economic gr

it's the irresponsible evil ( bell ). ( applause ). kasich. governor kasich, you've been described as the democrats' favorite republican. you talked about new hampshire democrats who come up to you and say, "i hope you win." why will that help you win a republican nomination? >> you know, john, i think all people are the same. i did 106 town halls halls halls and i have been doing them left and right here in south carolina. the first thing we have to do is groat economy and i know the form law landstuhl because i was chairman in washington when we balanced the budget and created so much jobs the same we did in ohio. you need commonsense business and individuals, and you need a fiscal plan to be able to get ourselves in a situation where people can predict a little bit about the future when it comes to the fiscal issues. and when when you have that formula, combined with workforce that's trained, you can explode the economy and create many jobs. i have done it twice and i want to go back to washington and do it again. john, the thing is i think

less than an hour to the closing bell. the dow is confused at this very moment, so let's start the "countdown." did fed chief janet yellen hint today we too could be turning japanese if the markets and the economy really tank? just as japan caved last week and allowed rates to go below zero in an effort to stimulate disastrous economy. today our markets look to nod zero rates and promise to throw the economy and inflatable pillow as we drown in debt. the dow jones industrials was below the flat line and turning red. up 10 points at the moment. the nasdaq looks extremely healthy, up 52 points, watching the markets for now. all green on the screen. that could change. >>> trouble in the magical world, disney reported earnings after the bell that was yesterday. the company did very well, beat expectations, but it was that revenue from espn and renewed worries about cord cutting, espn has been such a winner year after year, quarter after quarter, disney down nearly 3%. three names we have to have you pay attention to. twitter,

guaranteed. >> you immediately -- i see kids, bell is here and they have >> bell the therapy dog joins middle school students in clls to listen, eat and just be there. >> she just enjoys, you know, being around as many people as possible and just has lots of love to share. >> special education teacher alyssa zimmerman originally got bell as a pet two years ago, she trained the lab as a therapy dog out of her ownocket and asked the school if bell could become the newest faculty member. >> there to help and bring a calm atmosphere and for them to pet her of course but i didn't want to take their attentio off of the teacher. >> but fellow teachers embraced the concept. >> if they're having a bad day sometimes they pay a visitto bell as well. >> they helped zimmerman and the staff figure out insurance coverage and allergy concerns and helped get approval from the supreme court. >> middle school is a hard time to be in school and the pressures of grades, pressures hallways or in the classrooms you can feel an extra calming in the building when bell isn the building. >> sometimes she sneezin

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with the latest advisory. >>> that's right. flash flood watching have been posted for the d.c. area, north of pennsylvania line and west of the panhandle of west virginia. everybody needs to be on the lookout. weather headlines, get those storm drains cleaned out early today. i cleaned mine out yesterday. a lot of stuff in the drains because of snow and inclement weather we've been having. heavy rain this afternoon, combination of that and melting snow is the reason for the flood watches. you can see all of the metro area now included in the flash flood watch. rainfall amounts, anywhere between half to three quarters inch in shenandoah valley to an inch or more. adding ton that the melting snow. temperatures above freezing. upper 40s or low 50s. if you're doing any exercise today, you want to stay dry, do it early. we'll be in the 60s today. could rule out a rumble or two of thunder. i'll let you know thousahow it s your plans. >> 95 northbound, is this north of prince william parkway. the headlights headed towards you are goin

*nats of bell* janae frazier. 3 the historic institution was open from 1911 until 1958.... the event was the first time the harbison institute alumni reunited at the campus in ten years. 3 it's not to late for you to help in the cinderella project.you can drop off gently worn dresss... at more than a dozen locations... including the news 19 studio. several girls in the midlands will then get to pick their own dress for their high school prom.the deadline for drop off is tomorrow in columbia... and march 9-th in orangeburg.we have the full list of drop off locations on 3 cleaning up the department of social services. we put the agency's director in the hot seat to answer your questions about protecting the state's most vulnerable citizens. plus, a lexington county solicitor arrested overnight. this morning continues at 5. hillary clinton: wall street should never be allowed to wreck main street again. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's racism holding people back... big financial interests, drug companies, insurance companies, bi

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i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! >>> today's yahoo celebrity >>> jillian not one to hold back, giving us a little status update on her sex life with her partner heidi. you saw that first hand. >> oh, boy, it got hot in that kitchen real quick. don't let these mothers of two fool you. there really is a lot of love between them, trust me. >> i'm in the kitchen with jillian and heidi. >> go, girl! >> i know what you're doing. you're undermining me, and you're trying to act like the good cop, which is what you always do. bu

connell: [closing bell rings] closing bell rings on wall street.ay we were down more than 400 points. we closed down 175ish. bigger declines percentage wise coming when the nasdaq composite. still under a 2% decline when all said and done at end of the day. gold up by almost 3%. melissa: the dow dropping almost 400 points at low earlier. 21 out of 30 dow stocks remain in the red. ashley webster watching action from the new york stock exchange. ashley, what is driving today's selloff? >> you know this is really interesting. melissa and connell, a lot of traders are saying what exactly is going on?

but bell did not win the election. across the river, john bell. but maryland did not vote bell. maryland is a slave state, so breckenridge. the southern democrat was the candidate from maryland. as you might expect, where did lincoln get his votes? he did not get any votes around here. in fact, in jefferson county, the vote tally for abraham lincoln is zero. [laughter] zero. so where did lincoln get his votes? new england, the mid-atlantic states, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey actually voted for douglas. douglas won in new jersey. and we moved to the west, ohio, illinois, indiana, the upper midwest went for lincoln. you know how today on the television screen the might show red and blue? you see solid blocks in the south, and a solid block in the northeast? that is about right. it was very solid blocks. for lincoln, against lincoln. in the south, principally breckenridge, but virginia with the meeting electoral states, in order to have the electoral college, virginia went bell, not breckenridge. that hurt breckenridge dramatically that he did not win in virginia. the popula

bell helps and test-takthe march continues at state wrestling. day 2 is almost in the books and the finals are set in class 3a. michael admire has more from a packed house at the well. 3a team scores after the quarterfinals... southeast polk 1 point better than class 2a semifinals. 145 pounds. albia's bryce leshen, 3-1 winner. leshen is on to the finals. 170. seth maitlen pf creston-orient- macksburg...winner in extra time 7-5. both move on to the finals tomorrow night class 2a team scores heading in to the clarion goldfield dows in the mix. now in 2nd. albia a good showing up to 3rd. 1a semifinals...winners head to the championships. 160. i-35's sal arzani, ranked 3rd. 14-3 major decision over nate van buren. 120. 2nd ranked brady kyner of se warren winner by fall. kyner on to the finals its a 2 team race in class 1a. alburnett and lisbon neck and neck. i-35 is in 7th. with state wrestling winding down that means state basketball is right around the corner. 10 days till the girls take over the well. first regionals. class 2a. 12th ranked des moi

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the bell. >> reporter: the same bell she heard when she had to race to class when she attended. the campus is on the site where the institute once stood. it was a school that allowed african americans to further their education during a time when opportunities for minorities were slim. >> there were no opportunities for rural students to go to third or fourth grade. and this gave them a chance to attend. look forward to something beyond that. >> reporter: she and her classmates were honored monday morning. >> i enjoyed it. it brought me back home. made me feel at home. >> reporter: midlands tech honored alumni by showing a documentary depicting the school's legacy. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: and also had students honor the rich history of the alumni. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sharing and remembering their history to carry on the legacy and strive for a brighter future. [ bell bringing ]. >> reporter: janae frazier, news 19 wltx. >> the institution was open from 1911 to 1958. alumni renewnited in 10 years. -- reunited in 10 years. >>> when we come back more on the phone

. - all right, i got one for bell! - here! - yes, sir. - edwards! - here i am, beautiful. - ensign charles parker! - hey, is there a takiow fujiwara here? - [speaking japanese] - go on, what does it say, fuge? - oh, this is terrible, she went and got married. - married? [all talking at once] - how'd you like that? he went and got a dear fuji letter. - hey, she sent me another picture. - boy, after all we went through and he's more unhappy than ever. - oh, no, i too lucky to be unhappy. - lucky? - look, how fat a girl can get in two years. - look at this, fellas. - sayonara, maioshi! hey, virgil, let me see that picture of your girl! - well, good luck, mchale. and remember now, the first pt outfit that scores with one of those new torpedoes will read a headline in my weekly news bulletin. - ah, thank you, admiral. boy, that would be a great honor for the boys. - you know, admiral, that is a great little morale builder, that weekly news bulletin. - yes, sir. - i've wanted to put one of those out on taratupa myself. i've had my requisition in for a por

jurnee smollett-bell! be right back with wolfmother. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank my guests and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, victorious." here with the title-track, wolfmother. it seems the competition is riding on her tail it seems that they were hoping she the town has come to raise our goddess to the sun but she will prove herself worthy she will be the one she will be victorious and won't get the battle loss her ways are mysterious cause she will be victorious it seems that they are plotting out plotting out destruction that they have made around their own construction and can't you see that we are all the masters of our destiny and she wont be called the victim of your faded memory she will be victorious and won't get the battle loss her ways are mysterious victorious don't you ever get tired don't you ever feel like don't yo

oh, hey, i brought you this little bell, here, so if you need any help, (bell rings) ring. - alrighty. - and gracie, by golly, i owe you an apology. i really thought it was one of your fantastic schemes. - well, you certainly do, and it's not fantastic at all. it's going to work. - yeah, what, wait, what? - well, everyone will think brian's leg is really broken. just like you did. (laughing) - brian, do you mean to say that-- - that's right, sir, it isn't really broke. (bell rings) - help. (laughing) - and get here as quickly as you can, mr. mcafee. goodbye. - gracie, listen, this is awful. get that boy out of there. if george ever walks in and sees him lying there with that fake cast on, and then finds out that i was the one who brought that bed over, it'll be the end of me. - well, i'll need a diploma, so i'll get harry morton. - gracie? - [gracie] and then i'll need a dean to present the diploma, so i'll get harry morton to put on his cap and gown. - look, now hear, what about me? - well, if it's too long for harry morton, it'll never fit you. - gracie, if george ever finds out-- -

less than an hour to the closing bell. look at the rally. we've got the start the "countdown" right now. . liz: all roads either lead to the fed or oil. here's the breaking news we have on the fed. the fed funds futures pit. this is a tool used by traders to predict the probability of future rate hikes. this pit is now suggesting that even one rate hike this year may now be unlikely. the latest bet, here it is. the futures pit traders are pricing in less than 30% chance of any hike at all in 2016. they were supposedly going to be four according to the federal reserve. why? where are they getting this impression. new york federal reserve president william dudley speaking today. he is a voting member, that gives his voice a little more of a decibel level perhaps. he said in an interview that financial conditions have, quote, tightened considerably since the last fed hike in december, and the fed will have to take that into consideration when deciding whether to tighten again, boom, you have the dow take off on that noise. oil settled at $32.38

sound the bell again to mark the congregatie bell has been silenced since the era of segregation, but a historic williamsburg church will sound the bell again to mark the congregations 240th anniversary. descendents of thomas jefferson and sally hemmings will join jesse jackson and other sober right speaker today at the first baptist church for the ceremony. entertainer danny glover and dionne warwick are scheduled to attend. the bell ring throughout the history month. >>> a brighter future for the city of baltimore. the center of the last springs riot over the death of freddie gray. they unveiled the final phase of the $60 $16 million housing project. it is time for the community to heal. >> it is a great day for our community. we are excited to see positive changes coming to our neighborhood. i continue to support the work creating away for people to stay in baltimore, people to move to baltimore, so we can have the city we know we are destined to have. >> mona: families that make 60 percent or below baltimore's median income qualified to live in a complex. >>> five people being arr

(nats of bells) church bells tolled for justice antonin scalia...as pallbearers carried his flag-draped casket into the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. (nats) "let us pray." father paul scalia - the justice's son - presided over the mass and delivered the homily. (sot: father paul scalia/antonin scalia's son) family." father scalia was on the verge of tears as he talked about his dad's love for his wife of 56 years and the couple's nine children. (sot: father paul scalia/antonin scalia's son) "to have each other for support, that's the greatest wealth parents can bestow. and right now, we are particularly grateful for it." (standup: weijia jiang/cbs news/washington, d.c.) scalia's funeral service was the first for a supreme court justice held here at the nation's largest roman catholic church. religion was an important part of his life. (sot: john garvey/catholic university president) "it was a reminder that there were more important things in his life than

red on the screen, closing bell ringing in about 40 minutes. here's a look at the nasdaq leaders, and look what's at the top. gamers uniting around nvidia giving it a big win today, jumping nearly 10%. why? demand for the specific things that nvidia makes, graphic chips that make your video games come to life and personal computers that need this stuff, they are driving the chipmaker shares higher. great day for nvidia, it beat on revenues, so it is jumping at the moment. up next, president obama saying he's headed to havana. a historic visit for a u.s. president, but not everybody thinks meeting with the castro regime is a great idea. it's a cuba controversy. we're on that story. dow is down 14 points but been in the green today. this is going to be one for the books. we got to watch it. stay tuned. donald trump: "people love me..." donald trump. look past the boasting and you'll see right through him. he supported partial-birth abortions. his phony trump university? accused of fraud. he tried to seize private property to line his own pockets.

top secret can a taco bell product be? >> you can preorder the product, 700 people as of this morning preordered something they don't know what it is. >> advertising. you're selling something to people they don't know what it is. you already want to eat it. >> do you know what it is? >> no idea. >> what can they do to a taco? >> reporter: who wins this and arguably the bigger battle sunday night? it stands to critics, reaction, and the looks on friends' faces. >> looking around the room seeing people -- >> yeah, yeah. >> if they're actually -- >> hey, good, that's great, brad. >> that's not good. >> not good, that's the fake one. then there's, "that was good!" that's the one i'm lookingot something for you, girl. knowledge. anywhere you want it. >> reporter: i'm no stranger to the ad game. we made this for "nightline" a year long story as to why. anyway. to get an idea how this multi-million dollar creative process begins, a challenge. lt client. we have a tv show called "nightline." you need to think of a super bowl comme

(music) (door bell chimes) (door bell chimes) (door bell chimes) -[george] i wonder, i wonder who that could be at 4:30 in the morning? -[ronnie] i don't know, dad. i better go see. -[george] wait a minute, wait a minute. might be a trick. it might some kidnappers or some robbers. i'm your father, i better go see who it is. -[ronnie] oh, ok, dad. (upbeat music) ronnie, you're my son, you better go with me! -[ronnie] sure, dad. dad, you're not scared? -[george] no. (door bell chimes repeatedly) ronnie, you're way ahead of me. you're taking such big steps. -[ronnie] no, i'm not, dad. it's just that you're not taking any. -[george] you better give me a push, i can't get started. -[harry] good morning, george! -[george] i must be dreaming. (door bell chimes) -[harry] good morning. -[ronnie] i'm having the same dream. (door bell chimes) -[george] well, you can go upstairs. i can handle this without you. -[ronnie] oh, please, dad, let me see him make his entrance. -[george] ok. -[ronnie] thanks, dad. -[harry] come on, george. cut out the tricks, and let's get going. it's a perfect morning fo

[bell] mr., i was with you in south carolina, it was a bit chilly and you promised the crowd that if ford or a company toe it would move a factory mexico, you would stop it by imposing a 35% tax on every automobile sold. so, where would you derive that power as president? wouldn't you need congress? and you think it would be good to threaten private industry? mr. trump: i would build consensus with congress. i do not like the idea of using executive orders like our president. i think it is a disaster what he is doing. i would build consensus. you have to work hard. you have to cajole. you have to make deals. china -- the chinese company bought the chinese exchange -- carriers moving. if you saw the people because they have a video of the announcement -- i will tell you what. i would go right now and i would take, i am going to work awfully hard. you are going to make air-conditioners now in mexico. you're going to get all of these 1400 people laid off -- they were crying, it was a very sad situa