and bullying. we've heard about the importance of this experience and the negative consequences it can have on youth in the health realm, in the academic realm, and in their social realm. so what does news media have to do with this? so, what i would ask you all is, how many of you, raise your hand if you have heard of meagan meyer. how about amanda todd? keep your hand up. and how about tyler clemente. most of us learned about these cases from reading about them in news media and we know that news media plays a critical role in bringing even the term cyber-bullying into our public lexicon. news media are the bridge between even for us as scientists what we learn and how we communicate it to the public. and so news media contribute to our norms and our expectations around what bullying is and what it can do and what we can do about it. and studies have shown in many other areas of health the impact of news media, so for example, there's been studies of the impact of reading news media stories about

bullies. there is no question that the viral, repetitive, and widespread sharing involved in cyber bullying can magnify the damage and deepen the scars of its victims. a comprehensive evaluation underway at oj p -- what we call made to an analysis to determine -- but we call meta analysis to determine effective ways to and bullying. and giving kids coping strategies. our office of juvenile justice and a link with the prevented helped our partners at the missing andter for exploited children to create an online anti-bullying internet safety tool called net smarts. i hope you all have gone online or that you will to go through the website and see the valuable reason versus available to parents, teachers, and children. communityment's relations service has a great initiative called the school spirit program which stands for student problem identification and resolution of issues together. school spirit empowers children and students to identify and address conflicts regarding race, color, nationa

, cyber bullied. other experts suggest that this umber could be as high as 1 in 3 students and that 87% of youth report that they have been a witness of cyber ullying. esources also suggest that approximately -- let me take a breather -- this is a touchy subject for me. i just want to say that. so i'm going to take a breather and slow down. i want to thank you guys for having me. i'm trying not to get emotional. i've been through a lot. you know what i'm saying? o i want to relay a positive message to every single one of you. i appreciate every one that's here. [applause] >> resources also suggest that approximately 90% of cyber ullying victims report being bullied off line as well. it is also concerning that female black and lgbtq youth are reported being bullied, at high rates. bullying is not without consequences. some of which may include problems sleeping, increased anxiety and depression, a negative self-image, increased suicidal ideations, poor relationship with peers and family members. i too

and that since bullying is in the i of the bully her, it would be...l really disheartening. your article also talks about ethnic minority workers receiving more bullying than their white colleagues. is there more detail surrounding that? they would feel they were being passed overfor promotion, one obvious example. and then perhaps just that one of the scale and frequency of critical comments and harassment. it was higher. in terms of legal comeback, imean, was higher. in terms of legal comeback, i mean, was there the feeling when you're putting this together that to fire a bus because they are not dealing with abusive patients, could that lead to applications? as i say, the first policy would be trying to tackle this termination by staff, which is the most obvious unacceptable which is the most obvious u na cce pta ble pa rt of which is the most obvious unacceptable part of this. —— tackle discrimination by staff. the current test... i think it's fair to say it would only be used in extreme circumstances. i imagine the minister's polices with that leg

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bullying constraints. when you use electronic media, social media platforms. it turns bullying into something that isn't just for kids anymore. >> so lofficials, state officials in marylandor example are being lobbied to you have toen the laws. what areriipals and teachers and counselors are they ?lling they're urn certain constraints. principals and school districts can't be in thefusiness taking electronics away from kids because that's part of the pedal process. so many curricula require kids to have uphones, to tablets. they'll use them in the workplace, let's get expience withsing them in high school and middle school so you can't take phones away but talk about bullying prevention. they can talk about what's a good thing to say, a bad thing to say, what's the rig tone what's the wrong tone? they can teach them to be better citizen citizens battle zone involvesn young methat some . say are ruling the streets.om that's what se people are saying. 11 children killed just this year. a six-yearld girl shot

there is a serious bullying issue with the labour party.at things are out of control. there is an atmosphere of witchhunts and people are looking for traitors and saboteurs. at the moment if you talk to a certain type of labour activist about anti—semitism of the taller bullying the first responses do you not care about beating the tory party? the point is we should be about being against tory party and stick together and anybody who descends from that line is our traitor and instrumental icing bullying which leads us back to the same position again which is no one taking it seriously there is a serious bullying issue with the labour party. i have got the brunt of it completely randomly. there is a sense that things are out of control. there is an atmosphere of witchhunts and people are looking for traitors and saboteurs. at the moment if you talk to a certain type of labour activist about anti—semitism of the taller bullying the first responses do you not care about beating the tory party? the point is we should be about being against tory

. >>> the threat of bullies -- followin children home from school. a news4 i-team review find children may be more at risk after they get home. scott macfarlane is up next with the battle against cyberbullies. >>> a high school student is praised on a viral a videoer doing something quite positive. the video that showed his surprise to a school custodian. >> love that story. >>> if you're not on heard, now isime to jump on the band gon for what could be d.c.'s next championship team. the mystics >>> we are now three days into the mansion murders trial, and the juryas in this case now been seated. today we are also learning aboue of evidence they may be hearing based on al former c mate of the man charged with members ande family their housekeeper. meagan fitzgeralds there. meagan? >> reporter: a diverse jury.he throughout entire process, the judge was asking these jurors questions, and legalrt ex will tell you that you can gather, from some of these questions, of who might be sitting in that witness chair. a after two-day process, a jury was seated.

i think the tricky thing about bullying is that it is very nuanced.know somebody in your circle of friends who is harassing you and they're posting nice comments on your facebook but you and them know exactly what it means. we don't. so the rules that we have created when people report potentially bullying content to us is to really trust your gut and what you're telling us to remove this content from the platform. if anybody who's watching this or on the feed who is being bullied or suffering from harassing comments, please report these to us. you can report something anonymously in literally five clicks. our teams are ready to look at your report and they will get the comments off the platform, they will get the bullies off the platform. and what we're suggesting you do is to reach out to expert organisations like childline, like childnet who can actually help tackle this in the real world because we can remove the piece of content really quickly, it doesn't solve the issue of it happening in school or in the workplace. a lot of the people that are

i think a tricky thing about bullying is that it is very nuanced.omebody in your circle of friends who is harassing you and they are posting nice comments on your facebook but you and them know what it means. we do not. so the rules that we have been able report visual bullying content to us is to trust your gut and what you were telling us to remove this content from the platform. so anybody who is watching this is being bullied or suffering from harassing comments, please report these to us. you can report anonymously in literally five clicks. our team is ready to look at your report and they will get the comments off the platform and the bullies off the platform. we're suggesting you do is to reach us to expert organisations like childline, like childnet who can actually help tackle this in the real world because we can remove the piece of content quickly but it does not solve the issue that is happening in school and workplace. people who are messaging in are suggesting that there should be more practical work for facebook to help find those lin

it is the senate's version of bullying. senate chairman have bullying powers. and chuck grassly is trying to use his. chuck grassly is desperately trying to create public rationales for what he is doing that sound reasonable. but they only sound reasonable if you know absolutely nothing about senate procedure, senate committee procedure and the history of chuck grassly's own judiciary committee. and most importantly chuck grassly's personal history. most republican members of the senate do not understand senate procedure, in fact. in fact, democrats either. they do not understand senate judiciary committee procedure, really. and do not understand senate judiciary committee history. and only one of them knows chuck grassly's personal history with this subject. and that is the 87-year-old republican orin hatch who sits beside chuck grassly in the senate judiciary committee now. they are the two republicans on committee who have been here tomorrow. they are the two republicans who personally bullied professor anita hill when she came before that same committee to

think the anti—semitism issue and the bullying issue are indicative of something much deeper, which isnk field, but i do agree with him, that i don't think we should fixate on his personal history on race or nativism or immigration, ido history on race or nativism or immigration, i do think there is a serious bullying issue within the labour party. i have got the brunt of it completely randomly. you know, as a neutral commentator. there is a sense that things are out of control. there is an atmosphere of witchhunts and people are looking for traitors and saboteurs. at the moment if you talk to a certain type of labour activist about anti—semitism of the tone of bullying the first responses you not care about beating the tory party? the point is we should be about being against tory party and stick together and anybody who descends from that line is seen as traitor and instrumental icing bullying which leads us back to the same position again which is no one taking it seriously enough because they see it all as a way to undermine left and to undermine corbyn and to strengthen the tory g

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t's time to stand up to the bullies on campus, bullies in our culture. radicals out there that have openly and actionsically justified that would deny americans the theirto speak out against favorite ideological agenda. such t put an end to nonsense. it's time to put a stake in its heart. stand up to it. resolute, we o so, are going to keep fighting for freedoms to the american people. we will endeavor to do so to the highest constitutional and legal tandards and we plan to keep winning. thank you very much for joining we wish you every success in the meeting throughout the day. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> next agriculture officials discuss the impact of trade policy on u.s. agriculture. about the trump administration's efforts to reach new trade deals with mexico, china, and japan and how recent trade tensions impacted price points and stability. held by the senate agriculture committee, this is two hours.

and kids at the school started bullying her. well, that story made the local news. >> i try not to cry in front of them. to be like, oh, i don't care. >> her story was one that caught the attention of larry gaydos and max watson. they saw the story and talked about it on their radio show. >> we told her, it will get better, you don't deserve this. you are beautiful. >> she sent them an e-mail. and this e-mail said, five years ago, you guys said something on the radio and i heard you. let me show you what happened. that is julia marie revis she invited them to present her. >> she looks beautiful. >> with larry gaydos and max watson. >> they presented her. >> a quinceanera is a celebration for 16-year-old girls in the latin community. >> you guys stood up for me and i remember what you said to remind me i can do anything. >> to say bullying is wrong. that's all it took to stand up and make a massive difference in a young girl's life. >> when you're a young age and you're bullied that can shape or define your life. >> and she's wit

i am a good student at bullis.nd there were three or four students who were also near the top of our class, and i really wanted to help people. and one way in which i was able to help many students was through tutoring. but they did not need help in that way because they were top students. so we would talk about college all the time and they would talk about people their parents knew and how important it was to have a network, to have access to someone, if you could. and i was going to these conferences and speaking here and there, not as many as now, but for high school i was going to a number. and i did know people, and i did know some professors. so i just very casually offered, i'm going to put you in touch with someone and see if i can help. that's how it began. and then i delivered on so much before that that they really expected me to follow through and i felt that pressure. and there is no way for me to justify what happened with the emails, but what i ended up doing is i did not want to tell them, well, i

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it should be a goal of all of us to stop that kind of bullying. so my first question is, as part of the healthiness of conversations on twitter, are you making any specific changes to the experience of your youngest users? mr. dorsey: yes. we agree with all your points. this is one of our areas of focus, around harassment in particular. and how it is used and weaponizes a tool to silence others. and the most important thing for us is that we need to be able to measure our progress around it. and understand if we're actually making any progress whatsoever. mr. loebsack: there's a minimum age of 13, is that correct? mr. dorsey: yes. mr. loebsack: does twitter put any safety checks on the accounts of teenage users? mr. dorsey: we do have various safety checks and we can follow up with your team on that. mr. loebsack: that would be good. does twitter do anything to look for indications of harmful ordaining rouse interactions? mr. dorsey: yes. mr. loebsack: i appreciate that. it would be good to know what those are specifically. has twitter conducted a

there is a serious bullying issue with the labour party.mpletely randomly. there is a sense that things are out of control. there is an atmosphere of witchhunts and people are looking for traitors and saboteurs. at the moment if you talk to a certain type of labour activist about anti—semitism of the bullying the first response is do you not care about beating the tory party? the point is we should be about being against tory party and stick together and anybody who descends from that line is our traitor and instrumental icing bullying which leads us back to the same position again which is no one taking it seriously enough because they see it all as a way to undermine left and to undermine carbon and to strengthen the tory government and we're frank field is important, is that he is seen as a traitor because he propped up the conservative party on a vote where he was one of three labour rebels. i think it's wrong to see that these criticisms are personal. i think he is a nativist. his politics are nativist. any functional and healthy democ

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or cyber bullying. we're not going to tolerate it. >> as howard county maryland fire chief, butler hired the most diverse firefighteric paramraining class in history. >> i didn't do much but brng an idea that had buy in from an organization that rallied around that idea and shared vision. and the organization took it forward. >> brian hill who has only been january have ce been targeted by racially s offensive po social media. >> i believe we have hired this chief to incorporate our tenets of the board of supervisors to make everybody racially andbl qui the same. u> we realize that it is early for chiefer to have all the answers, how he will address history of complaints about sexual harassment, and bullyingr hed at the end and simply said, i'm going to lead. that's thefalatest fromfax county, chris gordon news 4. >> a little more about chief butler. he came to the united states from liberia as a young boy to escape a violent coup in that country. he received john hopkins university global achievement a

it's time to stand up to the bullies on campus, bullies in our culture.that have openly and systematically justified actions that would deny americans the right to speak out against their favorite ideological agenda. we must put an end to such nonsense. it's time to put a stake in its heart. we have to stand up to it. and we will do so, resolute, we are going to keep fighting for the great freedoms to the american people. we will endeavor to do so according to the highest constitutional and legal standards and we plan to keep winning. thank you very much for joining us today and we wish you every success in the meeting throughout the day. thank you very much. [applause] >> our thanks to attorney general sessions for those remarks and his leadership on the issue of campus free speech. please feel free to stand and stretch for just a moment while we prepare the first panel which will begin promptly in five minutes. please be back in your seats promptly in five minutes. thank you. thank you for your patience as we switch to our first panel.

but some the woman is a bit of a bully herself. herself.bit of a bully the woman is a people think but some the boy.checking on counselorchecking on but some people think the woman is a herself. next at 8 one women's warning for others after an unnverving encounter at a grocery story. coming up in sports, the 49ers defense...welcomes back one of its stars. the team reacts to the return of reuben foster. also, the raiders stepping up for families in san leandro. highlights from a successful outing in the community. (catherine) new at 8. a florida woman's account of her un-nerving encounter at a grocery store is going viral. (pam) she says, a man followed her through the aisles ... and seemed to be recording her on his phone. she believes he was looking for victims... to draw into human trafficking. and since sharing her story -lynne knowles says, several friends have come forward with similar, strange encounters.

it's sole purpose is to bully dr. ford and deprive her of the ability to make a considered decision that has life altering implications for her and her family. she has already been forced out of her home and continues to be subjected to harassment, hate mail and death threats. our modest request is that she be given an additional day to make her decision. and i'm so glad that debra katz has used the word "bullied" to describe exactly what chuck grassly and all the republicans in the senate are trying to do. because every republican senator has joined chuck grassly in the bullying tactics chuck grassly has been using with dr. ford. the first deadline senator grassly gave to professor blasy ford to agree to his terms to testify for the senate judiciary committee was 10:00 a.m. this morning, and then he moved that deadline to 5:00 p.m. today and moved that deadline to 10:00 p.m. and each time senator grassley did that, he did it to the media first. he announced it to the media before he announced it to -- communicated di

it allows students parents and staff to report bullying, cyber-bullying and other sensitive topics.theistrict says users anonymous, so students can address problems confidentially.the program is monitored on school days from 7-30 am to 4 pm school district is rolling out a new app this week to keep children safer.parents say the district is doing the right thing by adding an extra layer of security...so students can feel safe while getting an education. ((grant/ots)) colossal confusion and frustration at oakland international airport today. a hawaiian airlines flight was delayed after a pilot was concerned about a possible threat. kron four's terisa estacio explains how a passenger's i-phone picture escalated into a potential serious situation. (take pkg) (terisa estacio) "this all started to unfold early this morning when a mom and her teenage daughter came here ot oakland international airort for flight to maui"settled into their seats, the teenager opened up some home work - and shared a picture with her mom on the subject matter.... this was the picture. it is a crime scene, not re

we hear from lara rogers and a spokebullying victim who of his experiences of being bullied. this is about two hours. good afternoond everyone. i hope you have a chance to network with some of your colleagues. rubenstein and i work in the child adolescent and family branch. at the substance abuse and mental health administration. in our branch is the importance of youth voice. you heard joseph this morning with is really great messages

[laughter] i hate bullies. [applause] at the biden foundation we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families. and advocating for community colleges. us, some people have asked lgbtqd we make advancing equality one of our pillars? and there are a lot of answers. the families and friends we have watched struggle with prejudice and bigotry, friends like sarah , who iswho you may know from delaware. sally's daughter, our families friend. and as a teacher for more than 30 years -- a lot of teachers, i hope. [applause] i watched my students wrestle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window into their thoughts. and it can be upsetting to see the hate that they have had to wrongness of the of theire rawness pain. but for joe and i, what it really comes down to is that there is nothing that makes either a bully. [applause] there is nothing that is more unfair or unjust than people using their power to try to make other people feel sm

[laughter] i hate bullies.applause] at the biden foundation we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families and supporting colleges. , whypeople have asked us did we make unto be gq equality one of our pillars in there are btq equalitymake lg in our pillars and there are a lot of answers. we have seen friends struggle with equality. friends who we know as our friends daughter. as a teacher, for 30 years -- >> [applause] mrs. biden: a lot of teachers here. i watched my students struggle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window to their thoughts and it can be exciting to see the hate they have had to deal with and the wrongness of their pain. me, what it comes down to is that there is nothing that makes either of us more angry than a bully. >> [applause] mrs. biden: there is nothing more unfair or more unjust than people using their power to make other people feel small. to tell them who they are or what they are capable of. i

i think they may be trying to bully us. what do you think sno we'll take it up with ed rollins here when we continue. stay with us. lou: the radical left-wing dems stooping to new lows using unsubstantiated claims of sexually misconduct, charging brett kavanaugh with some of that. we can't figure out exactly what they're doing. what they are doing is trying to block his confirmation to the highest court in the land. sphwhr an admitted sexually abuser sits in the white house who supported an accused child predator for the senate, then he nominated this man to the u.s. supreme court. lou: is that enough to make your sick? that disgusting severe comes smm a group led by fallon. he served in the obama administration's corrupt department of justice and he's got sleaze all over him. reminder, there's 47 days until november 6 elections and the dirty tricks that are already being pulled out by the dems. if that isn't enough to get you to be able to vote, this thing may be over before it begins. there are too many rino leaders in wa

i think they would be seen as bullies. the question is about the process here.t's about the demand that she's making that there be an investigation before she testify so that they are testifying about known facts. they can have some points of commonality in the narrative and it's not just he said-she said. the clearly the fbi says there was no federal crime committed because this is a matter of, i would guess, if it was an assault, maryland law. the distinction to be made from when anita hill said clarence thomas was harassing her while she was working for him in the federal government. the problem here is i think there is an effort by the republicans to say we don't want anymore investigations. we don't want anything. we just want to get a vote now. seems like they are rushing it along. >> greg: is an senator grassley trying -- aren't they kind of bending over backwards to meet with this woman privately or publicly, even aren't they willing to fly to see her? they are doing everything possible. >> nicole: i think the republicans are doing the due process that t

we have always been acutely vulnerable to bullying, to violence, to hate in many many forms. after the election, i felt like i needed to do something from a sort of spiritual level, from a religious level. but also from a community level, and this was just sort of the intervention i wanted to make, and i feel proud of what i've done, but i will also say, and i say this in the acknowledgments, this book took a community. i actually wrote some of the book -- so the reason we're not down stairs is because the ac broke, but the irony is that normally when i come to new york, i stay at an apartment close to here, with a close friend of mine who is here, and so sometimes i would come here and write the book. and i say that because so many people have been so supportive throughout this journey. when i went to portland, oregon, there was somebody who was traveling at the time who just opened her home to me. people picked me up from airports, drove me on unfamiliar roads, answered my calls, connected me to survivors, people who i was able to turn to when i was experiencing, you know,

bullying.e says he has a no nonsense a proef. >> there is a lture, we're not going to tolerate bullying or cyber bullying. we'reot going to tolerate it. >> he most recently served as e howard county firechief. he hired one of the most diverse firefighter paramedic trainee classes in history. tradition he hopes to continue in frfax county. >>> nbc4 is committed to making sure kids in our area are ready for school. news 4 visited landover on the first day. >> weanted t make sure everyone had what they needed for a successful school year. >> molette and members of the team showed up with 500 donated backpacks. there's our donna weon. every student received a brand new backpack and supplies in there,too. >> back to school is always fun, you no know what i mean. we want kids to take .pictur it's one moment in time. look at jake on the right-hand si side. you think i was asking him to climb mt. everest. e's the only one who still hofs me? >> she's in fourth grade. fourth, sixth and eighth. aren't the

it was in here. >> i consider that to be bullying and disregarding. i consider that to be something set up for failure. it's a he said, she said scenario. >> bret: >> you mentioned at th, ford is being bullied and cavanaugh supporters of released hate filled emails that have been sent to kavanaugh's wife ashley. the emails which fox news has heavily redacted because of the extremely obscene languages being investigated by the department of justice as a potential threat. in congress, senator jeff blake who said he couldn't proceed in a confirmation vote unless there was a hearing now said to come if ford doesn't show up on capitol hill the committee should proceed to the vote. susan collins who has been on the fence about kavanaugh's urging ford to come forward and florida senator rubio said it would definitely be a turning point. >> she shouldn't be criticized for not doing it, and we can't force her and shouldn't try to but then the senate has to move forward based on the information we haven't before us. >> i talk to a senior white house official a

on peter himself, that interview we heard a bit of, reminds me of a lot of the bullying that has been made stupid abstainers. he did nothing anti—semitic, it was a selective recording that was transmitted to many people. i have heard the whole recording and he was talking about some members of thejewish community supporting trump. i think he was talking about the ex—president of the board of deputies who did get into trouble for making an approach from comment. he said of anti—semitism in the party? from comment. he said of anti-semitism in the party? he said, had people here witnessed anti—semitism? this is asked of me a lot and i am challenged because i said in my 50 years in the labour party i have never heard it at a labour party meeting. i have heard of it, i no evidence of it and some of it, i no evidence of it and some of it, i no evidence of it and some of it is not attributable to a labour party member, but i have not experienced it. ithink labour party member, but i have not experienced it. i think that is what he said to other people in a clumsy, bull ina he said to other p

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ford in her response to committee tonight did for the first time use the word "bully." that republicans and the republican staff on the committee speaking for chairman grassley have been trying to bully dr. ford every step of the way. >> i think that's an accurate description of what's going on, and i would go a step further in trying to say this is an effort to railroad her or create some sort of situation in which she doesn't testify. i think a fair reading what's going on this week is terror on the part of the white house, on the part of the nominations team for kavanaugh at letting her testify fairly. they've thrown up every roadblock, made a pretense in the press. senator grassley has lied to the american people and other members on that committee about the press dents for having the fbi go back. meanwhile, brett kavanaugh has been ensconced at the white house, working out various things to say. his allies have been out bringing forward the most discredible claims to try to smear an innocent person, a schoolteacher, trying to blame someone else. you have senator mc

or cyber bullying. marchand f butler hired the most diverse firefighter paramedic training class in history. >> i didn't do much but bring an idea that had buy-in from an organization who rallied around that idea. >> both butler and fairfax county executive brian hill who job sinceeen on the january have been targeted by racially offensive posts onso al media. >> i believe we have hired this chief to incorporate our board of supervisors eo makerybody racially and equally the same. >> as we asked for specifics we realized it is early for chief butler to have all the answers of how he will address complaints of sexual harassment and bullying. >> he turned in the end and said simply i'm goi to leave. >> that's the latest fromfa fair county, chris gordon, news 4. >> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> tonight at ed6:00, a m bag of weather as most kids head home from their first day of school. some had umbrellas to get cover from the rain. >> otherss needed fan and shorts to keep cool amid gr

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i mean they literally bully.ou can't do business as an american company unless you turn over part of the company and intellectual property to them. they are the bullies. we're going to explain where this is all heading with china right after this. (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transfor

i think they may be trying to bully us. what do you think? we will take it up with ed we will take it up with ed rollins when we conti (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transforming how we all live, once again. (bob barnett) as you know, this call today is the first call that we've made on the cellular system. ♪ racing