Which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] the communicators visited bell labs. The labs were created by at t they are owned by nokia, we president bell labs marc Marcus Weldon at the labs in new jersey. So where are we . Were at bell labs. Historical institution, we like to think very relevant to the future as thats institution invented just about every imagine y that you can that underpins the internet. In every silicon chip linux, your apple hone, lasers that do all the optics, Long Distance communications, satellite communication, we invented all bunch of d won a prizes but we consider ourselves internet. Ation of the in 2017, who owns bell labs . Company called nokia. That company you probably all 3310, do you remember the leg nokia phone . T was sort of a wedge, very popular with everyone, probably the first phone if you lived 20 r 30 years ago that company evolved. It got out of the handset business which it can sold to microsoft. Then microsof
Visited bell labs. Named for alexander or graham bell, inventer of the telephone. The labs were created by at t. Theyre now owned by nokia, a Finnish Telecommunications company. We talked with bell labs president Marcus Weldon at the labs headquarters in new jersey. Host so, Marcus Weldon, where are we . Guest were at bell labs. The esteemed historical institution. But id like to say not just historical, in fact, very present and we like to think or very relevant to the future as well. Its an institution that has invented just about every technology, a system that led to lennox and thats what runs the internet. Your apple phone or your [inaudible] lasers that control the optics that do Long Distance communication, satellite communication, so we invented all of that and won a bunch of prizes for it. But we sort of consider ourselves the foundation of the internet. Host well, its 2017, who owns bell labs . Guest a Company Named nokia. That company you probably all remember from the 3310,
He was arrested the same day as will campos. The fbi showed him pictures of the meetings. At one point during years of federal investigation, campos wore a wire and cooperated with the fbi. His son said his dad is not to blame. Hes been doing it for so long, and who knows really the damage that hes really done. He pleaded guilty and entered a plea for his part in the ongoing federal probe into corruption and bribery. The arrest is linked to the Prince Georges County raid, that resulted in four initial arrests, of Board Members and businessmen. Both aiello and campos are looking at the possibility of years in federal prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution they have to pay back to the court. Reporting live in greenbelt, tracy wilkins, back to you in the studio. Breaking news out of prin several High School Students in oxon hill, this crash was in the 1500 block of iverson street late this afternoon, police tell us all three students go to potomac high school, they wer
Nasdaq advanced. 2 . Good enough is the theme for the day. Why not start with the ultimate good enough . Lets start with apple. They reported a number that showed a 15 revenue decline yet the stock is flying in after hours. How in the heck can it decline like that be bullish . Simple. Because there were many, many worries going into the quarter. Even among the bulls that it would be worse, maybe far worse than that. Nope, it was good enough. Better than we thought three months ago. And frankly could have been more than good enough. Tim cook told us. If apple hadnt been supply constrained on its iphone selling almost only 40. 4 million when it could have been many more than that. Plus that Service Revenue stream that i talk about all the time just keeps growing. Cook said it will be the size of a fortune 100 company by this time next year. When we asked him if that meant 28 billion, the value of the Smallest Company on the austere list, he told us, no, it would be more than that. I stan
Care and critical infrastructure. Soon it will be where your refrigerator is and things you wear in your car. Ouruse we have connected whole lives, the people who would do is home harm, that is where they come. For our children, as secrets, our infrastructure. It cuts across every responsibility that the fbi has. I was in indiana and someone was responding reminding me of the great vector change of the last century. It was the combination of the automobile, which introduced a new kind of crime to this country. Criminals can travel very quickly. It was important to have a National Resource to respond to that. I was reminded of it while they were talking to me about John Dillinger. I said in response, John Dillinger could not do 1000 robberies in the aim day in all 50 states in his pajamas halfway around the world. That is the challenge we now face. It is a internet, challenge that we are trying very hard to respond to and attract and retrain great people and given the technology they ne