snow and ed murky -- now a senator, olympia snow has retired. they championed something called e-rate, named by jed -- i would say senator rockefeller was also involved and became a $2 billion program that now helps fund -- we had a situation where if you were a teacher in a clam, you had no phone. you couldn't -- a kid was sick, you had to go to the principal's office to make a phone call, leaving you class behind. we now how internet connection, 98, 99% of all classrooms. that was the funnest thing i have done. >> host: ambassador kornbluh, you were quote as saying that friar 2016 the was an internet utopianism. were we naive. i think maybe we didn't keep up the policy dialogue and thinking, what bad things could happen and how we prevent them from happening. i think a bunch of people figured that out, some bad actors, and we now need to have this societal conversation, and what i'm afraid of is there's a red herring that says that everything that happens on thier is free speech. some of what we're seeing is fraud and i think we need to really

e markey's now a senator, olympia snowe is now retired. they championed the e-rate that was named by -- oh, sorry, i was going to say senator rockefeller was involved as well. and it became a $2 million program that helped fund -- we had a situation where if you were a teacher in a classroom, you had no phone. a kid was sick, you had to go to the principal's office to make a phone call, leaving your class behind. we now have internet connection in 98, 99% of all classroomings. so that was probably the highlight of my career. >> host: you were recently quoted as saying that prior to 2016 there was an internet utopianism. were we naive? >> guest: i think maybe we didn't keep up the policy dialogue and thinking what bad things could happen and how do we prevent them from happening. and i think a bunch of people figured that out, some bad actors, and we now need to have this societal conversation. and what i'm afraid of is there's a red herring that says that everything that happens on the internet is free speech. but some of what we're seeing

gmoat to her grand slam titles and making a larger than life poster child of their newborn daughter olympiaregnancy return to tournament play. looks like this couple is already a winning

and half of the battleship olympia there on the left side of your screen. 56 so far if philadelphia. mild for this time of year and winds from the west at 13 continuing to draw mild air in. we'll add a few degrees before we are done today. and temperatures across it's region everybody enjoying the surge and mild air from the south. the 56 in philadelphia not different from the 55 in allentown and a couple of spots down south in dover touching 60. satellite shows you how the cloud cover pushes in this morning and evaporating and eroding and gathering steam and coming in today and tonight ain nice sunny start with a few high clouds around and 59 is what we expect in philadelphia and a couple of spots touch 60. and 58 in allentown and the closer you get to the coast the better chance you get of stopping in the mid-50s and that is above average. here is now the number fwoz the rest of the way. 57 by 2:00 and 59 degree high there around 3:00 and even as late as 6:00 still comfortable at 55. and notice how the numbers don't fall all that quickly as late as 10:00. i think we are milder over

gmoat to her grand slam titles and making a larger than life poster child of their newborn daughter olympiamakes her post pregnancy return to tournament play. looks like this couple is already a winning match. good for team serena. they remind us of the african proverb, if you want to go fast, go alone. if you want to go far, go together. thank you for watching "nightline." and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. good night.

. >> reporter: for a lot of olympia olympians, this is the moment they realize they made it. they walked in with the heated parkas, the suede, the gloves. they were looking pretty fly. one report suggested the price of that, each individual outfit was almost $6,000. i thought about it. i was like i'm going to go to the store, pick up two of them, but alas, they were sold out. i'm just going to it .company card, of course. >> they looked good last night. thanks a lot, keith. >>> at last night's opening ceremony, mike pence sat with the south korean delegation just one row in front of the sister of north korean leader kim jong-un. pence did not interact with her. history was also made earlier yesterday when south korea's president received kim's sister in seoul. kim is the first member of north korea's ruling family to visit the south in nearly 70 years. >>> 5:07 right now on this saturday. while fans will forever remember the eagles parade of champions, cleanup crews will never forget the mess left behind. trash litters the franklin parkway. the crews will continue picking up

first olympics was staged in 776 b.c., the powers to be placed it in a sleepy little village called olympia to get away from perception there might be power associated with a town or a region. since then, especially the selection of where the olympics are being hosted, has become a political hot potato. just think about four years ago on in sochi. now in pyeongchang, korea. a mere 50 miles away from the border of north korea. and in 2012, in beijing, china. it's a far cry away from st. moritz and the country clubs of winter olympics in europe in the '30s and '40s. >> so with this games in south korea, is there a particular political concern or at least a political outcome because of the location that you described? >> yeah, of course. as you know, north and south korea are basically in a cease-fire. they're at war. there's a demilitarized zone. it's similar to thinking about the cold war, if east and west germany in the '60s, east germany trying to field an olympic team and was only allowed to do it later in the '60s, then competed as a country. of course, north korea has sports. and the fi

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fellow officers responds today accident that resulted in a vehicle submerged in the icy waters of the olympia in willingboro. >> it wasn't a choice. it was, you know, you hear the call and you go and save somebody. so it wasn't even -- not an option at that point. >> officers on scene took immediate action and plunged into the icy water in attempt to pull the two occupant from the vehicle. >> knowing that you have exhausted all options, nothing you can do to save somebody, you know. >> robert and janet stevens of burlington township did not survive the crash. but the memory of that day has not left the minds of the officers who risk their own lives in attempt to save the cup. >> i we just responded there, so did what anybody would do. >> along with the awards the 200 club also donate $10,000 to local first responders to help offset the cost of college. >> reporting from the merion in cinnaminson, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ." >> and as we continue tonight, it was a feel trip that was truly inspirational for one group of student. >> and it was all made possible because of one per

fellow officers responds today accident that resulted in a vehicle submerged in the icy waters of the olympia lakes in willingboro. >> it wasn't a choice. it was, you know, you hear the call and you go and save somebody. so it wasn't even -- not an option at that point. >> officers on scene took immediate action and plunged into the icy water in attempt to pull the two occupant from the vehicle. >> knowing that you have exhausted all options, nothing you can do to save somebody, you know. >> robert and janet stevens of burlington township did not survive the crash. but the memory of that day has not left the minds of the officers who risk their own lives in attempt to save the cup. >> i we just responded there, so did what anybody would do. >> along with the awards the 200 club also donate $10,000 to local first responders to help offset the cost of college. >> reporting from the merion in cinnaminson, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ." >> and as we continue tonight, it was a feel trip that was truly inspirational for one group of student. >> and it was all made possible because of o

technologists and people at the sec who knew how all this real tory policy works, and members of congress, olympia snowe, and ed markey. something that became known as the eve rate -- the e-rate. program. a $2 billion if you are a teacher in a classroom, you had no phone. goa kid was sick, he had to to the principal's office to make a phone call, leaving your class behind. we now have internet connection 90% to 99% in all classrooms. that was probably the highlight in my career. the funniest thing i've done. you are recently quoted as saying, prior to 2016, there was internet utopia. were we naive? >> i think maybe we didn't keep up the policy dialogue and thinking what bad things could happen and how do we prevent the from happening? i think a bunch of people figure that out, some bad actors. we now need to have the societal conversation. there is araid of is red herring that says everything that happens on the internet is free speech. of some of what we are seeing is fraud. really put ond to our policy hats and figure out how to address this. themselvestforms have power to do some things. it wou

conditions too harsh for olympia olympians.ought to get family with maame biney, the 18-year-old who came to the u.s. before making history. the first african american to make the speed skating team. she's made the semifinals of the 500 meters on tuesday. a one, two, three sweep for the dutch women in the speed skating final. south korea with the biggest gift you can give a host country, the game's first gold medal on the first night of competition in speed skating. a historic moment for the mixed women's team in hockey. >> the brother and sister hamilton team in curling are eliminated. >>> now to the mounting tension between israel and iran. what began with a shoot down of a drone ended in air strikes and a jet being shot down. we have the story from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight israeli retaliation. israel's military releasing this video of f-16 jets hitting military sites across syria. the targets at least a dozen, both syrian and iranian, including a launch vehicle that allegedly sent an iranian drone over israel, se

as the situation people progressed and things got worse, the book that you wrote, crisi crisis., olympia snowe book, other books, i decided to finish the history and explain what had happened in the important thing about it, i made a decision to write the book when i was quite sure secretary clinton would be president but i didn't think she could govern unless the senate changed and was better and went back to be more of the senate we remember. i wasn't motivated by donald trump anymore than you were motivated by the trump candidacy when you and trent lott wrote your book. it just seemed like the need for the senate to go back to playing its role as what mondale called our national mediator, the things place where things got worked out, i thought it was important to revisit it. >> you make a refreshing but counterintuitive revelation in your opening pages. you know that you write the entire book without talking to anyone. most riders, myself included just sort of consume themselves with interviews and discussions and other perspectives and we do some conclusion rewriting from that but yo

three more her mom but, olympia, no pressure.ina for hial paternity le unstoppable sisters will take on the netherlands in the first round of the fed did we mention it's super bowl weekend, everybody? [ applause ] >> so game day is upon us. and, listen i been known like myself to get to the end zone if you will that is your mouth and drop the ball so to speak as in the dip you should know about this, everybody. the no fumble fanny pack. go wide now. take it wide. fumble that's correct. created by the dip company helluva. jerry rice is calling this a must have. no more flags on the play for this fanny pack has three personal pouches, one for your chip, one for your dip and one a koozie lined cup holder for a beverage of your choice. my choice would not be soda. i'm justsaying. >> koozie line. >> a koozie lined cooler for a beverage of your choice. this game changer is still a prototype but heluva isof these.bsite.anwhile, this one [ >> you sold it, baby. you sold it. give it to us again. >> i'm out. peace. happy super bowl, everyb

three more than her mom but, olympia, no pressure.tie venus next week in asheville, north carolina, for her first official competition since maternity leave. the unstoppable sisters will take on the netherlands in the first round of the fed cup. >>> and, did we mention, it's super bowl weekend, everybody? [ cheers and applause ] game day is upon us. and, listen, if you've been known like myself to get to the end zone if you will that is your mouth and drop the ball, so to speak as in the dip you should know about this, everybody. the no-fumble fanny pack. go wide now. take it wide. the no fumble fanny pack. that's correct. created by the dip company heluva good. former super bowl champ himself jerry rice is calling this a must have. no more flags on the play for double dipping. this fanny pack has three personal pouches, one for your chips, one for your dip and one is a koozie lined cup holder for a beverage of your choice. my choice would not be soda. i'm just saying. >> a koozie line? >> it's a koozie-lined cooler for a beverage of

. >> a huge congratulations this morning to usa olympia ' chleo kim who won the gold crushing the snowils wagging at this year 's 142nd westminster dog show. >> 2800 dogs are competing year, separated into about 200 breed categories. >> the eagles win the super bowl and all the sudden philly can't lose. >> to the fourth quarter we go , tj, sore i can with 24, and tj with his first career triple double. >> the sixers win 108-92, they're in the seventh spot in the east. >> i'm here at the bakery with all of my friends from northeast philly, say hi everyone. good morning. >> hey. so they're loading up on national, because of course it is fat tuesday. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abe ransom cancer center ... >> pat remembers his friends back here with the fashnaughts >> here's hoping. >> and katie today good day for some comfort food like fashnaughts. >> i'm hangry. >> we do not want jim to be h angry, which if you're not aware the combination of both hungry and angry, and never a good thing for any of us. and i would just flea out our pat gallen, if he does bri

fellow officers responded to an accident that resulted in a vehicle submerged in the icy waters of the olympiaoro. >> it wasn't a choice, you hear the call, you go and save somebody, so, not an option at that point. >> reporter: officers on the scene took immediate action and plunged in the icy water in an attempt to pull the two from the vehicle. >> there is nothing you can do to save somebody, you know, it is uneasy for us. >> reporter: robert and janet stephens of burlington township did in the survive the crash but memory of that day has not left the minds of the office hours risk their own lives in an attempt to save the couple. >> responded it there and did what anybody would do. >> reporter: along with the award, 200 club donates $10,000 to local first respond tours help off set the cost of college. reporting from the merion in cinnaminson, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and still ahead on "eyewitness news", rain could be bringing more flooding in western pennsylvania. the region is already dealing with damage from last weekend 's rain, coming up why first responders a

could have prevented a collision sunday and south carolina, and a derailment of an amtrak train near olympiaon. high people were killed and dozens injured -- five people were killed and dozens injured in the two crashes. says that heesman renounced his citizenship years ago and never reclaimed that, and he claims to challenge the deportation, calling the presidency and a legitimate regime.- e legitimate , theections are over people of kenya have chosen their leaders and now expect you distractions, games, and sideshows, and focus our efforts of building our nation. mark: tensions remain high as they have ordered a crackdown on opposition leaders with a part in the swearing-in ceremony. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. let me bring you up to speed with tesla's fourth-quarter earnings. we are seeing stocks gain, but some of the critical issues investors care about are speaking to their model three reaction, but they are doing it and are on track for 2500 per week. cash burn also a

. -- olympia, washington. russian cyber spies pursuing sensitive u.s. technology tricked key contract workers to exposing their email to theft. bearackers known as fancy went after dozens of people who worked at small companies and defensive giants, like lockheed martin, raytheon, boeing, and airbus. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ we also have commodity markets closing in new york. let's get you an update. oil seeing its biggest decline since december. american wells can't doubt 10 million barrels -- american wells honked out -- pumped out 10 million barrels a day last year. at apiles are declining slower rate than average. wheat rising by almost 3.5%, now 3.2%. john conditions are expected in the southern great plains in the next two weeks. in russia. , a blizzard has covered the wheat crop with snow, which will protect it from the cold. in metals, the dollar surge is painting the field read with lead, copper, and zinc down by at least 2%. jul

happens, the signs we show green areas that indicate you can use the lane or read ask if you can't use olympiaaccording to the san francisco chronicle, all 10 of parts new train cars were pulled out of service last thursday morning for maintenance. the chronicle says six of the cars were back in service by night 10. bart says the cars are in a break-in. and not unexpected that some of the cars will need additional work. attend new bart cars went into service a little over two weeks ago. other maintenance problems with the cars were reported in the first few days of service. bart expects to have 775 of the cars on the wrist by 2022. >> a push to crack down on carpool cheats in the bay area. according to report, across the bay area, 24 percent morning computers are carpool lane filers. 19 percent are one -- dues the same thing for the evening compute. that jams up the lane for legitimate carpoolers and for buses. drivers using that hov lane illegally face fines and fees of more than $500. chp tells the newspaper that while they look for violators and will issue citations, officers are very busy

her daughter, alexis olympia. oh, a cutie pie. the sisters did lose their match.enus won on the singles court. it marked her 1000th career singles victory. her sister, serena congratulated her with this post. calling it crazy impressive. go to her site and see the -- post. >> talking about babies, right? oh, we're in the baby mood. celebrating another new mom. we want to wish a big "gma" welcome to ginger's new baby boy, miles macklin. there he is. born friday morning. this was our first glimpse of miles. check out those. ginger sent new pictures this morning. he was 8 pounds, 7 ounces. there's the happy mom and her adorable little boy. look at big brother adrian. so excited to meet his little brother. ginger says miles is a doll already. the whole family is doing well. the whole family at "gma," we were so happy for you, ginger. congratulations to you. and everyone else in the family. >> two beautiful boys. >> 8 pounds, 7 ounces. >> two big and beautiful boys. >>> we go to rob. >> miles maclin. a strong boy name. soggy saturday and sawnt east of the appalachian -

a sleepy village in olympia to get away from any perception there could be power in a town or region.ce then, the selection of where the olympics are hosted has become a political hot potato. think about four years ago in sochi. , a mere 50ngchang miles from the border of north korea. in 2012 it will be in beijing, china. a far cry from saint maurice and chamonix, france. a country club of winter olympics in europe in the 1930's and the 1940's. host: is there a political concern or political outcome because of the location that you described? .uest: of course north korea and south korea are in a cease-fire. there is a demilitarized zone. it is thinking about the cold war between eastern and western germany in the 1960's where the east was trying to field an olympic team and was only allowed to do so in the 1960's and competed as a country. north korea has sports. the first political item on the agenda is what they show up on an olympic stage at their neighbor. they are. will have an integrated women's i've stalky team called korea. members of the south korean and north korean ice hock

. >>> stars in the olympia so far are the cheerleaders from north korea. >> he sent a team of more thanhletes. these women are cheering like their lives depend on it because they do. they literally do. >>> this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell. the white house is trying to fine tune its response to the domestic abuse claims against the aide that resigned last week. >> the president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process. >> that statement from white house press sarah huckabee sanders led to these questions from our chip reid yesterday. >> why does he have to speak through you? >> the president has been clear multiple times through myself and others within the administration that we condemn domestic violence in all forms. >> he has not said it. >> i'm the spokesperson for the white house. >> but he hasn't addressed the victims of domestic violence at all. >> not true. he literally dictated that statement to me and so i'm not