one was the telephone answering machine.ould be driving home and you would say i can't wait to check my messages. you know, it becomes part of the day. honey, i'm checking my messages. >> from the noisy streets of new york to the laid-back tranquility of california, americans are tuning out and tuning in. >> when i think of technology in the 1980s, i think of the walkman. the walkman was huge. >> it's the latest fad. tiny stereo cassette players with featherweight head phones. >> it's like carrying your stereo with you on your head. >> the walkman, you listened to music from a fixed location in your home to mobile. >> you are witnessing the ultimate miniaturization of the cassette player. never has so much genius been coaxed into so little space. >> in all the great bursts of innovation, there is always some kind of scientific breakthrough that has to happen first. and none of this stuff could have happened in the 1980s without the transistor being invented in the late 1940s. japan and sony in particular really understood th

he had five telephones on him, and he was texting people in china about his progress.s. we didn't realize they would have surveillance personnel watching their own people for signs of compromise. and it also confirmed the importance of this delivery to china that they'd have somebody watching it. >> at the airport, we searched the bag of tai and fuk li, his wife. in the luggage, they had a small book titled "how to speak american english." in it they had two out of three cds. and they are the type of discs, you'd learn to speak english. put it in your computer, spit out words, talk back to it. instead of having the third disc, they had the disc they copied n encrypted. pretty ingenious. any inspector would open the book up, look at it quickly, see the two discs and move ahead. >> when tai mak and fuk li entered through security at the right moment, all the elements were in place to take them down, coordinated at the same time with the exact moment of the arrest of chi mak and rebecca at their house. it was about 11:30 at night. we showed them the search warrant. what t

the driver went through this fence before hitting the telephone pole, knocking out power to a lot of people this neighborhood. thankfully, tonight, the driver is behind bars. this surveillance video captures the moment in eclipse this curve, and barrels through a chain-link fence, taking down a telephone pole in this neighborhood. >> man: they captured him, going around the corner, and it looked like he was doing 55 or 60. >> you can see the damage done to this toyota minivan, the entire front end, completely smashed in. 45-year-old robert demario was drunk. after taking out the telephone pole, he jumped out of the minivan and took off running. >> man: i thought somebody was dead. >> police were able to chase them down and arrest him at the scene. they say this is the third time he has been charged with drunk driving. >> man: it is pretty wild, when i found it was a dui. so, that is pretty crazy to have somebody, that is their defense. >> the crash left many people in the power for hours, and still, some are without cable and internet as crews worked to repair the damage. >> man: he

clinging to the telephone pole, water to up their chest, and my sister, what i remember, my sister saying god help us, god help us. >> three survived, but jessica was swept away. searches found her body sunday morning, she lives a ten year old caughter. >> in other news, civilians team up to rescue elderly man whose car wounds up in a lake. the man somehow drove his 2015 cadillac into lake st. claire, conscious, but incoherent inside, when police arrived there were already two men in the lake struggling to break the car's windows. police jumped in to help, and they were just able to free the man with moments to spare. >> i jumped off my machine, and i ran toward the water, took off my boots, through my walt, my phone, jumped in. >> we get to paid this, we'll do it, but to see ordinary residents risk their lives to jump in the water to help a fellow human it, makes you feel good inside. >> well, we're told it was a medical condition that caused the man to lose control of that car. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news": >> it is happy homecoming for a local military family. see what happens

would it be help tolve carve out -- helpful to carve out a safe harbor for telephone companies seeking to provide call blocking for their customers? with this encourage innovation in the space? would creating a reassigned numbers database allow callers to avoid dialing wrong numbers by mistake? and would granting the petition of 51 consumer advocacy organizations to overturn the fcc-created exemption for federal contractors, close a potential loophole in our robocalling regulation? for my part, i hope that

the car drifted away, and all for of them clung to a telephone pole.clinging to the telephone pole, the water to up their chest, and my sister, the last thing remembers, my sister said was god help us, god help us. >> three people survived, but jessica was swept away. searches found her body sunday morning, she leaves behind a ten year old daughter. >> meanwhile, a woman who was rescued from those flood waters thanks to human chain got to meet one of her saviors. >> the rescue was captured on video. jamie knight was trapped in her car. jason barnes grabbed hand with several other men to pull her out. she got to thank him personally on sunday. he said everyone there saturday was a hero. >> the decent thing to do. it is just the neighborly love is always there. so, you know, there is me, and three other people who helped get her out. and the last link on very strong chain. >> barnes owns a toy store downtown. it was destroyed in the flood. he bought it only two month ago. >> and here's what downtown is dealing with, ellacott city in shambles, flood water

increasing the telephone communication system is an invaluable conservation measure which the enrolleesimber fires have nearly the chance they had some years ago. >> here are some of the most impressive and earliest known groups of big sequoias. the stanislaus river one of the many kl cal mountain streams flows near the groves. in forests where necessary fitting provides the poles, the extension of telephone and telegraph systems is not difficult. miles of fire lanes are being cut. trenching and the improvement. >> the san jacinto mountains in riverside county have a southern representation of a condition characteristic of the sierras. here are more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness, virgin timber and rugged mountains and one towering peak that rises well over two miles. the summit of the range has an impressive view of the surrounding county from hundreds of miles around and so weirdly and mysterious barren on this amazingly fertile california. in recent years there seems to be an awakening of wild life outdoors and people are not merely riding around in comfortable conveyan

would it be helpful to carve out a safe harbor for telephone companies seeking to provide call blocking services to their customers? would creating reassign numbers of database allow callers to avoid dialing wrong numbers by mistake? and would granting the petition of 51 consumer advocacy organizations to overturn the fcc critic exemption for federal contractors close a potential loophole in a robocall and regulations? for my part i hope everyone here, government officials, industry representatives, consumer advocates and others, can rally around the purpose that i've outlined this morning. and to ba borrow from former president kennedy, let every robocall are no whether it wishes us well or ill, we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any solution and oppose any two survived the piece of american consumers. [phone ringing] it sound like a me just one acoustic if you'll excuse me i have to take this call, but thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> thank you for bringing us a little theater as well as for threatening the nuclear option las.[laughter] randall, t

also the blains had a telephone and they were probably one of the first in the nation to have a telephonee phone rang and his daughter, maggie, picked it up and learned that he won and she ran out into the front lawn where blaine was lying in a hammock. she told him, you've won, father. you've won. so that was how he learned the news. and then everybody marched up the hill from water street to come up to greet their hero and a huge crowd gathered and then it started to rain. one of the -- you heard a voice yell out from the crowd "we've been waiting 11 years for this rain." blaine said they were getting soaked. he gave a speech then and then everybody started pouring in from all over the country and they had a train come from california, which had the california delegates to the chicago convention all plastered with blaine stuff. people started coming from all over the state of maine and all over the united states and then john logan eventually called him blackjack logan came and spent a few days here with blaine. >> i want to thank you for adding to our rich knowledge of james g. blaine.

instead she allegedly sat with her lawyers and cried on the telephone, yelled, screamed and >> as is typical with johnny's high-powered attorney, wasser gave nothing to the press yesterday. >> i have no comment. you guys know i don't like talking about our cases. amber's alleged actions following her divorce fili may 23rd and the temporary restraining order against filed four days later. a hearing on extending that restraining order is scheduled for next week. but before that, heard was ordered to give a deposition. see amber through a glass d hysterically crying and pacing. she claims heard was screaming and yelling at times and and that she appeared manic and irrational. but a source close to amber tells "e.t." that she did not scream orcry. but that there were intense settlement negotiations. >> she's in the uk working. >> meanwhile after yesterday's conference, to schedule the next hearing in the case, amber's attorneys projected nothing but over. she wants it over. >> we'll see how things go when johnny and amber and their attorneys get back together we the next court hearing. >

the extension of telegraph and telegraph -- telephone systems is not difficult. of fire lanes are being cut. ofnching and the improvement -- [inaudible] the mounds in riverside county arean outlying characteristic of vcrs. here more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness and rugged mountains. one peak rises well over two miles. it affords an impressive view of the surrounding country for hundreds of miles around, and from hidden lake, one can see the desert on the very edge of this amazingly fertile california. in recent years the world over, there seems to have been an awakening to the joys of a more rugged life outdoors. thousands of men, women and children are traveling the countryside, not merely writing through it. through it. our national parks are more popular than ever before. is one area where it will never unfold itself completely to those who think that sightseeing must be done in automobiles. camp wasrvation established way up in the clouds. lumber had to be carried out on the backs of horses and boroughs -- burros. there is a constantly changin

it's to advance -- some promising news for someone annoyed by the automated telephone calls, 30 tech continues including verizon and comcast are joining forces with the government. the group plans techniques to block unwanted calls. >>> if you're looking to book your trip, september 3rd. ticket prices could drop to 10 to 20%, alan and britt. >>> a family almost faced a -- it happened just before 11:00 on friday night whe a wire supporting a telephone pole and flipped. the mother says they frantically searched for the baby and could hear her crying, but they couldn't find her until police came on the scene and realized the baby was in an air pocket under the boat. >> we couldn't tell where the crying coming from. we got the phone to work underwear and we called 911. and we kept looking thought they heard her and she was under the boat in an air pocket. >> wow. fire crews on the scene checked the 23-month-old out and say she's alive because she had a life jacket on. >> that's amazing. >> what a story there. >>> this morning, 58 degrees in denver. >> ahead, health experts are looking to

increasing the telephone communications in these big forest areas is an invaluable conservation measure which the enroll enrollees are contributing. timber fires don't have near the chance they did some months ago. here are some of the most impressive and earliest known groups of big sequoias. the river, one of the most beautiful of the many california mountain streams flows near the groves. in forests where necessary thinning provides the poles, the expansion of telephone and telegraph systems is not difficult. miles of firlings are being cut. trenching -- the mountains in riverside county constitute an out-lying and southern representation of the characteristics of the sierras. here are more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness, virgin timber and rugged mountains. one towering peak that rises well over two miles. the summit of the range affords an impressive view of the country for hundreds of miles around. from hidden lake, one can see the desert so weirdly and mysteriously balanced on the very edge of this amazingly fertile california. in recent years the world over there se

and apug.plpl should i say i use my telephonic deve to vually communicate and -- face-time. >> i need to check on leanne, there's nothing like your first michael weatherly interview. >>> more news to get to about "the big bang theory." there were conceis crns thld be the last season of the show because the cast is only under contract through this year. but the present of cbs said he is confident that they will get everybody back and the show wi continue..o cf1 o so breathe easy, fans. >> that's me, i'm breathing easy. >>> coming up next, joey fatone on the nsync reunion. >> we didn't leave on a bad note. >>> breaking news on a new ocean which stars are taking the place of clooney, pitt and damon. >>> and chris pine gone rogue, smokg, the crazy mustache. he tells us about recent strange behavior, in song. >> like a cowboy. -- captions by vitac -- >>> our own cameron mathison is opening about his home life in the latest issue of "in kids. >>> i love seth roges laugh. >> do you have an impression o him -- his laugh. >>o. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> not surprisg that he has a derogatory

the telephone number on your screen is the one to call. >>> he gave his country 20 years. now he is asking for 30 minutes in front of a be a board of appeals. >> there are more than 12,000 other veterans ahead of them. what is behind this agonizing >>> he wants another shot at disability benefits but he is number 12,396 in line. veterans appealing be a decisions which denied him disability benefits face a massive backlog here in the tampa bay area. the logjam is adding years to an already lengthy process. one veteran told senior investigator that he thinks the va is putting him off and just waiting for him to die. >> i hear a lot about from veterans. when you take a look at the line in front of this gentlemen, it makes you wonder. this is a story about a veteran who claims he was exposed to agent orange. the va denied him disability benefits. now, he is in a race against the clock. ground fresh lease rate with agent orange at luban air force base in thailand during the vietnam war. >> you can smell it. it was a terrible smell. >> reporter: now, he is standing in line at th

a telephone call was overheard on the interurban telephone by an attentive telephone operator.someone was saying that they have got the whole city surrounded, how do we get out of here? a voice said, break up and leave one by one. the operator was convinced that she was listening to the terrorists and she gave the number to the local police and fsb. they called the number come expecting to be connected to the chechen terrorists. they were connected instead to the fsb central headquarters in moscow, the security police. a description of the persons who had placed the bomb in the basement was provided and they were caught and they were arrested and promptly produced fsb documents. now the russian authorities were in a very difficult position. they had announced that the residents had successfully repented a terrorist attack. the terrorists have been caught but who did they turn out to be but fsb agents? the head of the fsb got on national television literally hours after it had been announced that the terrorists were caught and said actually this was not an attempt at a terrorist

increasing the telephone communication system in these big forest areas is an invaluable conservationeasure in which the enrollees are working. timber fires have not got the chance that they had some years ago. here are some of the most impressive and earliest known groups of big sequoias. the stanislaus river, one of the most beautiful of the many californian mountain streams, flows near the groves. in forests where necessary thinning provides the goal, the extension of telegraph and telephone systems is not difficult. miles of fire lanes are being cut. trenching and the improvement of -- the san jacinto mountains outline characteristic of the sierras. here more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness, virgin timber and rugged mountains. one peak rises well over two miles. the summit of the range affords an impressive view of the surrounding country for hundreds of miles around, and from hidden lake, one can see the desert so weirdly and mysteriously bearing on the very edge of this amazingly fertile alifornia. in recent years the world over, there seems to have been an awakenin

that first day on the telephone. from that, we went into the real world where they put you in the studio and take you around to all the places where you needed to be. i have no idea it was that much work area it was fun reliving all oft. winning the oscar must've been a moment to say, yes, we deserve this honor and this visibility for all the work we have done. >> yes, because we never got credit for it. the people we were working for the stars and were excited about us being there on their record but nobody else knew. karen: let's talk about that >> oh yes. >> you were being produced by phil spector. karen: a particular song was recorded by you in the lead and then tells what happened. >> i went into the studio to record this song called he's a rebel which went all the way to number one. i did not get credit for it because i was doing it for the phil spector group who was the crystals. be a hit record. we have been on more failures than we have been on hits. we thought it was one of those. to my surprise, it turned

should i say i use my telephonic device to visually communicate and face-time. >> i need to on leanne, there's nothing like your first michael weatherly interview. >>> more news to get to about there were concerns this could be the last season of the show because the cast is only under contract through this yea but the president of cbs said he is confident that they will get everybody back and the show will continue. so breatheeasy, fans. >> that's me, i'm breathing easy. >>> coming up next, joey fatone on the nsync reunion. >> we didn't leave on a bad note. >>> breaking on a new ocean which stars are taking the place of clooney, pitt and damon snnchts and chris pine gone rogue, smoking, the crazy mustache. he tells us about recent strange behavior, insong. like a cow. behavior, insong. like a cow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. ? are you feeli

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next telephone call, belfast, maine. pat?ller: hello. >> hi. >> caller: i worked for hubert humphrey. my husband in the '60s was his press secretary. i was muriel humphrey's press secretary. >> oh, my goodness. >> caller: and we were involved in his 1960 campaign. we were with him through all of 1968. we were at the democratic convention in the horror and tragedy of what was unfolding. and i had the experience of escorting muriel humphrey and their children through the basement of the convention center with tear gas seeping all around us. as we were going into the convention hall on the evening that he would get the democratic nomination. and that night from the hotel room at the conrad hilton, we were with him as he stood there looking out the window at the violence and the terrible tragedy unfolding in grant park. and the atmosphere in the room was almost of a funeral. and humphrey was the saddest man you can imagine on the night that he had achieved his greatest political victory to be the democratic presidential candidate

all of them got replaced with new telephone poles. with extended height so they can put an antenna on it. i can show you one by one. please , these are 40th ave. this is 30th ave. and sunset. this is 37th, richmond district. and this one is 33rd ave. this is all the new telephone replaced. it's not a coincidence. it's not pg&e. i think it something to do with comcast. another thing, people want wireless. i understand that but it comes down to choice. freedom of choice. we give there. we have enough coverage of this wireless stock. we don't want to go over exposed to the wireless. if people, they want the wireless they can walk with comcast to a neighborhood to install or the pg&e, the folks that [inaudible can work with the community. so, than put together plans they can install in front of their house. i'm okay with that. but in my neighborhood, we have a over 300 signatures. we don't want it. we just don't want this to be an our neighborhood. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. feynman. >> good evening once again. i just want

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i mean, i was just a nobody, but i decided i would not pay my telephone tax. so i closed my bank accounts, and i wrote a letter to the, you know, telephone company, the irs every month -- >> and why did you do that? >> because the telephone tax had been approved specifically to fund the war. >> okay. >> and, you know, i was a woman. my boyfriend was a conscientious objector, i felt there wasn't quite so much that a woman could do. but that provoked visits from the fbi. i mean that tiny little thing from a nobody had my, meant that my landlord was visited, you know, i was visited, and my father -- who was a dyed-in-the-wool republican -- had his taxes audited. >> oh, that's amazing. >> so it really didn't take much. >> right. >> i mean, they were all over the place. >> well, let's not forget that j. edgar hoover was in power for 48 years under six presidents. i mean, it was his own secret police. it was really, the amount of intimidation. they also infiltrated a lot of women's groups. so even feminists were considered subversive and dangerous to the country. th

just missed a telephone pole. we were working to gather more information people in the other car and keep you posted as we learn more. >> daniel: improve service at games. >> julie: fourth grade teacher making things interesting and sure t narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of st

for telephone service, there are two ways, one, use skype or a similar service at wi-fi hot spots andas plan which your daughter's carrier before she leaves for the trip. depend on the carrier you can buy overseas coverage monthly or by the day. per day can be as little as $2 and you only get charged on the days you use the phone. as for the debit card check with the bang but likely it will work fine overseas and offers no foreign transaction fees and the a.t.m. fees could be waived. you need to check. in not, get a debit card from a major credit card company like visa or american express but make sure you know the fee structure before you buy. >> if you have a question record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it on social media using # askfunny. a deadly because accident with the effort now to save several people trapped inside. >> we are staying on top of the other breaking news in san francisco, overnight explosion that sent pg&e workers scrambling to the tenderloin. >> on the roof, i am tracking the marine layer of clouds in the mist and drizzle, look at the temperatures t

you can see on what used to be a telephone poll downed by the the fire. can hear it crackling and all the lines strewn across the fire multiple fire agencies continue to battle these flames. it's been 3 thousand acres that are effected. and people especially, because as justine listed multiple businesses in this downtown lower lake area just completely demolished. and crews are doing the best that they can to save what is left of the place. but as you can see not much. just a lot of charred metal, ash, and it's just really heavy smoke. and you can smell the fire and how it's effecting and burning everything in this area. it's just really even hard on the eyes. if you can take a look in this area in particular all of that smoke still just lifting up into the air. and you can see that for miles out even in the dark. and especially earlier in the day from twin pines where people are being housed by the red cross there at the casino. and you can see more fire crews just driving along what used to be main street and lake street. and they're just working really

let me take another telephone call from michael.us in tampa. >> caller: i think your show is wonderful. i appreciate the historical commentary as well as the interviewer's commentary. can we put forth personal commentary versus blaine's period of time compared to today's political landscape? >> what do you mean? just give me a little more of what you would like. >> caller: i think blaine represents something that's pretty dominant in the american populists today, not being representative. and i think blaine was very inspiring to hear about this side actually. and i'm curious of maybe some personal input from all three of you relative to that landscape versus today. >> thanks very much. i will ask both of our guests to talk about that. >> i have to say i'm not quite sure what he's looking for. if you are asking whether i think that he's a politician perhaps who would be recognizable today, i guess maybe i would say it is -- i would think he might be recognizable in his ability to know the political system, to manipulate the political

they found a car resting against a telephone pole with extensive damage there. the driver was transported to beth israel with serious injuries. >>> and a developing story in win chest they are where police in -- winchester this morning where police are investigating the death of a elderly woman. they responded around 2 sunday afternoon and say she was found unresponsive. she was taken to lahey clinic and the woman's name has not been released. police were on the scene until 11 last night. >>> still to come for us a tough break for the pats. >> looks like an porn player will be off -- important player will be on the field for a >> red sox are looking to keep the winning streak alive. highlights ahead. narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an in

increasing the telephone communication system is an invaluable conservation measure which the enrolleesibuting. timber fires have nearly the chance they had some years ago. >> here are some of the most impressive and earliest known groups of big sequoias. the stanislaus river one of the many california mountain streams flows near the groves. in forests where necessary fitting provides the poles, the extension of telephone and telegraph systems is not difficult. miles of fire lanes are being cut. trenching and the improvement. >> the san jacinto mountains in riverside county have a southern representation of a condition characteristic of the sierras. here are more than 50 square miles of beautiful wilderness, virgin timber and rugged mountains and one towering peak that rises well over two miles. the summit of the range has an impressive view of the surrounding county from hundreds of miles around and so weirdly and mysterious barren on this amazingly fertile california. in recent years there seems to be an awakening of wild life outdoors. thousands are along the country side and not mer

the bell telephone company was going out on strike.ayor's office story goes overlooked the bell telephone company across the street. and he saw them taking in mattresses and food to be brought into the building to prepare for a long strike. so he ordered the inspectors to go over there and have the hotel to have permits so he emptied the building of all that staff and the strike was over. hubert horatio humphrey was always a great friend of the working people, and that's my comment. >> thanks for telling that story. let's move right on to another call from nancy in norton, virginia. hey, nancy. >> caller: hi. i was 14 years old in 1968. i'm from if appalachia but i was visiting in washington. and my older cousin was a humphrey supporter. i was always very proud of that. i wanted to ask since i heard on msnbc earlier that the "occupy" movement is coming to d.c. in december 5th through the 9th. what your guests could offer in regard to recognizing paid provocateurs? i know dr. king studied for none violence at the highlander center in kn

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