emily: and now it' s going to teams -- teenagers to attend robert morris university in chicago this fall. the gamers visited the downtown campus last month and were hooked to the idea of e-gaming as a sport. >> it kind of sucks you in, you know. it' s a fun hobby that turned into something a lot bigger being the scholarship. ,>> what i' ve been doing, what i' ve been passionate about, has kind of paid off in a really cool way. emily: it was jake' s idea to apply for the scholarship, something even his parents were unsure about at first. >> i am one of the ones that was a little bit skeptical, you know. you grow up and you raise your kids, you want to give them all the tools that are necessary to be successful and do the things that they enjoy doing. emily: a childhood enjoyment they will soon turn into a college career as e-athletes in . all quach wrote students are on the honor roll in high school and have scored 30 or above on -- all quach row students are on the honor roll. mike: the wave of the future. they will have a coach and will play in variety competitions. >> i' m not the type

. >> host: what was the morris worm, and who is robert morris? >> guest: robert morris was a computer science student, the son of an nsa official, as it turns out. and he wanted to basically see if you could let something loose that would crawl around the internet all by itself. his account of it later became, you know, he'd sort of done a programming error, so instead of just crawling around, it took over machines and replicated itself with a degree of frenzy that he didn't anticipate. it crashed computers all other the world. 1988 was kind of early, so it's not like a lot of things went down, but it did cause a high degree of havoc. he was later convicted for, you know, computer abuse, but he's now, you know, he went on to a successful career as a entrepreneur, he's now a professor at mit, so it didn't turn out all bad for him. the world at that point began to realize once you connect everything up, all sorts of things can happen. someone in moscow or manila can just reach out and touch me right on a computer sitting in my home. >> host: so was

. >> host: who was robert morris? >> the son of an nsa official in wanted to see key to but something loose to crawl around by itself. his account later became he had done a programming error so it took over machines and replicated itself that he did not want to anticipate. 1980 was early so wasn't like a lot of things went down like the electrical grid but it did cause a high degree of havoc of computers he was later convicted for computer abuse but he went down with a successful career as a professor at m.i.t.. with the world begin to realize once you connect everything up things can happen. someone in moscow or manila can reach out and touch me on the computer in my home. >> host: was a professor looking to cause harm with? >> it doesn't seem so. to solve that computer science riddle to find its way across the internet he overshot the mark that was his account later. >> host: you mentioned the graybeards stick the most famous like the executive at google who wrote in that early code which his colleagues. at a whole

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peter: who was robert morris? sciencee was a computer student, the son of an nsa official, it turns out. he wanted to see if you could let something loose that would crawl around the internet by itself. differentpeople have memories. his account became that it was a programming error that replicated with a degree of frenzy he did not anticipate. but it did crash computers all over the world. early,ght was relatively so it's not as if a lot of things went down, electrical grids or things along those lines, but it did cause a high degree of havoc. he was later convicted for computer abuse. but he is now a professor at m.i.t.. it didn't turn out all bad for .im once you connect everything, all sorts of things can happen. someone in moscow or manila can reach out and touch me on a computer sitting in my home. peter: was professor morris looking to cause harm when he created this worm? it doesn't seem so. he was attempting to solve a computer science riddle. he just created something that crawled around and found its w

government has home in philadelphia in congress had a very fine manchin belonging to finance your robert morris. but in 1793 not responding to reports the attack was renewed further from the presidential style instead shaking hands with a cushion from the people the washington did oversee those stately gatherings they receive the invoices for the four republics in a style that believed upheld the dignity of the united states. and in 1796 to celebrate the february anniversary. but to criticize the treaty with the chief justice there was scarcely favor british interest when the protests stopped the public attacks made washington miserable. but turpitude of america touches him more than he owns in words. the president told him in philadelphia maliki child in the holidays counting a month in the weeks and the days the previous to my release. john and abigail adams became the new occupants on market street adams the knowledge to be the successor of this is washington and make good her place will be an arduous task. women should ask for guidance:never to volleyer steps. she was content to withdraw wi

they beat robert morris 5-1. they will play merrimack at 7:00 tomorrow night. londonderry and bishop guertin at the salem eye center second , period, nice centering to jordan caito, he scores to give the cardinals a 1-0 lead. 3-0 now, still in the second lancers turn it over in the neutral zone. justin pearson skates in and scores, 4-0 bishop guertin bg wins it 5-0 four bowl games on the schedule today. oregon and tcu in the alamo bowl and this is triple ot. the backup quarterback scores on the option. they missed a two-point conversion but it didn' t matter. tcu matches the largest comeback in history. kansas state and arkansas in the liberty bowl. fourth quarter, 30 1-20 three arkansas. how about the run by alex collins. -- on his way to the end zone on the 14 yard touchdown run. collins ran for 185 yards and 3 touchdowns. arkansas wins 45-23. penn state and georgia played in the early game the taxslayer bowl. third quarter, 17-3 georgia. sony michel breaks multiple tackles and plows his way into the endzone fo

chicago' s robert morris university was one of the first schools to offer scholarships for gaming. 18-year-old jake laumann and his classmates kyle cousin, mason carnes and henry kneale were sold after visiting the school last month. >> what i' ve been doing, what i' ve been passionate about has kind of paid off in a really >> a huge portion of this game and a huge portion of the competitive side of this game has really helped me in the real world when it comes to team communication, team work, group work especially in school. sheree: together the four can play as a team online in the virtual world of counter strike. each is on the honor roll at ryle high school and scored 30 or higher on their a.c.t.' s. i will see you back here for wlwt news 5, starting at 5:00 p.m. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: you can see the snow showers have rolled into greater cincinnati and heavier into southeastern indiana. eastern indiana, about half an inch and our. it started in the last hour, hour and a half. and over by lunchtime. the potential for additional snow on friday. m

all four students are on the honor roll and plan to major in computer science and business at robert morris. lisa: we are taking -- staying on top of winter weather. here' s another live look outside with live drive 5, 16 degrees. randi, bring us up to date. some areas are seeing it heavier than others. randi: everybody is picking it up . this is the first round of potentially two rounds. this is a big issue for us. this morning, snow showers all across the area. you can see the light blue has extended through portions of highlands and adams county. so everybody looking at snow areas were ecb deeper blue and that is where the snowfall rate is at or above half inch per hour. butler and warren county, the eastern portion of 275 loop and portions of eastern kentucky. middletown to trenton, franklin and carlisle, some of the heavier snowfall rates, same thing for waynesville. when does it come to an end? as we look back toward indy, you can see the back edge approaching indianapolis. between now and 9:00 a.m., probably that same clip, about half an inch per hour at the heaviest, that back edge

and the classic, they got goals from five different players last night and beat robert morris 5-1 and they'll play merrimack in the final game of that tournament tonight at 7:00. and the patriots will try to earn homefield advantage throughout the afc playoffs, they can do it with a win against the dolphins this afternoon at 1:00 or a broncos loss, but a win will do the trick. go en, kickoff is at 1:00. that's sports, have a great sunday. amy: thank you, jason. still ahead on news 9, christmas recycling how an iowa farm is getting rid of old christmas trees. now to our u local shot hotshot. say good morning to one of our >> well, many of you will probably be taking down your holiday decorations this weekend. one business in iowa has come up with a unique way to recycle christmas trees. >> they use goats to clear fields, but in winter business is slow so they recycle christmas trees. people drop off christmas trees where they're fed to the animals an a tasty treat. if you can train them to take off the christmas lights, i would pay very good money for that. amy: right. opposable thumbs

these four athletes landed four athletic scholarships to robert morris university in chicago. sport of choice video games. >> sara: really? >> >> julie: isn't regulated by the ncaa students can make money while at school. top collegiate gaming team won 30 thousand dollars in one tournament. >> sara: does it mean gaming will be in olympics. must get strong from playing all the game. what if america's beloved boulevard makes splash down under. you're an in and out fan? >> sara: obsessed. >> julie: in and out opened one day only in sydney, australia. they didn't announce until last night and 4:00 a.m. they started lining up. they only sold 300 burgers. up in australia before boston? fries drizzled with white chocolate called the mcchoco potato and only available in japan and limited for a period of time. i made up my mind. i think this sounds awful. >> julie: you don't dip french fries in milk shakes? >> sara: no. >> julie: jason, where do you stand? >> jason: i forget about that. not going to knock it until i get back to it. snow maker coming up. >>> complete new england news co

. >>> tomorrow is also the first court appearance for thomas morris security chief. robert marshal was busted on child porn charges last wednesday: police say the 52-year-old has dozens of pornographic pictures of children on his home computer and aapparently tried to wipe the computer clean. he emphasizes there is no connection between his crimes and the school . >>>. if they have what it takes to save someone's live. they were at the bone marrow drive if the mt. caramel christian church. it was for the former local 12 sports producer who has acute lieu chemoy. he was in remission but the canister has returned, meaning he needs a bone transplant. if yo weren't able to make the event today, you can still register to be a donor. we have details at local12.com . >>> still to come, the reduces caravan makes a final stop and finds out what led to this local those story and . >>> two creme town blacksberg virginia is mourning after the murder of a 13-year-old girl. police have arrest two promising virginia tech students for her death. brian webb has the latest. >> police say dav

robert: police escorted carrie bazemore last night. he slashed 24-year-old amanda morris early wednesday morning as she walked to work at whole foods in chelsea. a man walking near st. patrick's cathedral saw him and recognized his red video that police released to the news media. he notified the cops nearby and he was taken into custody. 31 prior arrest. on december 30 he was arrested for punching a woman . he struck again soon after. >> we have identified other instances where he attacked other people. one in the box on the next day we took a razor blade and cut another young lady's face near brockway boulevard. family members say he has psychiatric problem. morris needed seven god's on her face. she spoke to inside edition to the ordeal and she says it was surreal to see himself on the front page of the tabloids after the horrific attack. >> the blood scared me so much. i was scared. juliet: beautiful girl. glad she is okay. carrie: in greenwich village, a man robbed two people in a surveillance video in this lobby. it shows the suspect displaying a gun telling two men

. >> a lot of changes, we saw robert griffin iii leave, they extend cousins to a long-time quarterback, morris set career rushers will be back? so many questions, we will find out in the next couple weeks and even months. kristen, back to you. >> reporter: all right, thanks so much. lots of free agents this off season, it will be a very different looking team next year. coming up, we hear more from the fans. i am kristen berset, guys, back to you in studio. >> thanks so much, rg iii's lockser trending online, you can find it on the free wusa 9 app. >>> president barack obama is spending his day prepareing for tomorrow night's state of the union address, unlike previous years the president is not expected to present a wish list to the congress, instead he is expected to discuss using executive action on 2 topics, election reform and gun control. this is his final state of the union address, he won't be on the ballot. president obama hits the road wednesday to, the first stop is nebraska and lose yan raw. >>> sean penn said he has nothing to apologize for and criticized for meeting with and inte

chesapeake marcella roberts in thirteen years now housekeepers accused of stealing more than a half million dollars from an elderly client in williamsburg. according to court documents dana morris forge checks over the course of three years from twenty eleven to twenty four team morris was working for the victim who lives in a retirement home. prosecutors say morris use the money to buy personal items including a new car with nearly thirty thousand dollars she also failed to file and pay income taxes during this time morris is scheduled to be arraigned in newport news federal court next week. four people are facing drug charges after norfolk police busted an apparent meth lab while serving a warrant after last night inside a home on templar boulevard off of chesapeake boulevard detectives found meth making materials while serving a warrant for maintaining a nuisance drug house for residents are facing charges richard and ashley billups justin long and kyle harris new details coming out about shooting in newport news tonight we have new video of the suspect shot by police plus the names of the two people found murdered every taboo to your family do not have the right thing you b

morris made that call last february. the guy has been on top of it. stephanie: a big call and it is a small number. jonathan: more of our interview with dallas fed president robertathan: good morning. let's go back to dallas where michael mckee continues his exclusive interview with dallas fed president robert kaplan. michael: welcome back. we are live on bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, and streaming live on bloomberg.com. with robert kaplan. you are new to the fed. what is your reaction function going to be? what is going to determine for you when it is the appropriate time to move interest rate again? robert: being new to the fed, i've have now been to three fomc meetings, about to do my fourth in january. i have gotten a better feeling -- gotten to know the better bank presidents, feeling to understand how the process works. spent enormous amount of time in this district. the main things i am looking at gdp,nemployment, passive evidence that we are moving toward meeting our 2% inflation target. those are the factors i will be watching regularly. in thinking about the path to normalization, the only thing i'm sensitive to is running zero interest rates