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and the co-founder of ridge-schmidt cyber.i. lori: those comments are quite sombering, quite terrifying. do you agree with his assessment of how at risk we are with cyberthreats right now? >> yeah, i think all those actors do raise a threat to us. but to say it's a greater threat than it is regular terrorism. i think that's overblowing things. i've known jim clapper for years, we worked together at the white house. he's a bright intelligence guy. this is a little backwards. the terrorists using cyber, absolutely a threat. russia or china looking at developing malware for some future use or doing theft of property absolutely the truth. but it's a matter of i've never seen a cyberevent shoot somebody or behead somebody. i wouldn't put it up that high. lori: appreciate that perspective from you. we have been talking for months here about cyberthreats and how they're increasing, and they are out there from some of these international, you know some of the countries that aren't exactly friendly towards the united states. yet it see

and the co-founder of ridge-schmidt cyber.come to you. >> hi lori. lori: those comments are quite sombering, quite terrifying. do you agree with his assessment of how at risk we are with cyberthreats right now? >> yeah, i think all those actors do raise a threat to us. but to say it's a greater threat than it is regular terrorism. i think that's overblowing things. i've known jim clapper for years, we worked together at the white house. he's a bright intelligence guy. this is a little backwards. the terrorists using cyber, absolutely a threat. russia or china looking at developing malware for some future use or doing theft of property absolutely the truth. but it's a matter of i've never seen a cyberevent shoot somebody or behead somebody. i wouldn't put it up that high. lori: appreciate that perspective from you. we have been talking for months here about cyberthreats and how they're increasing, and they are out there from some of these international, you know some of the countries that aren't exactly friendly towards the uni

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president barack obama phoned thorning-schmidt to offer his condolences. they reportedly agreed to fight the enemies of free speech and religious expression. >>> children in the west african nation of liberia are going back to class. schools there have been closed for seven months because of the deadly ebola outbreak. in the three hardest-hit countries, guinea liberia and sierra leone all schools closed in july last year. about 5 million students were kept home in guinea. the number of new cases has fallen significantly. schools there reopened last month. now some schools in liberia have resumed, too. >> i'm so happy to be back in school. >> some parents and teachers are concerned the virus could spread easily at a place like school. schoolchildren are being told to wash their hands, and have their temperature checked. unicef is training teachers and providing hygiene kits. sierra leone has -- was hit hardest by ebola and officials plan to reopen its schools in march. >>> japan's prime minister wants to make the country more business friendly and taking th

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. >> after that discussion, schmidt and foxx took questions from the audience including the future ofnger trains on the east coast, a high-speed rail project linking san francisco with los angeles. >> i do think we will see high-speed rail happen in this country. you're going to see it happen right here in this area. i'm seeing some i can but he and texas and florida that encourages me that this isn't going to be something -- that this is going to be something that will happen in this country. >> that was google's eric schmidt and dot's anthony foxx. coming up next, a sundance-quality movie on an iphone app. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." the technology inequality debate has found a new venue in the desert. burning man am a the weeklong festival that attracts artists and take enthusiasts and burners -- talk about a hotbed of controversy, as the glamming of burning man has now been outed. we'll burning man do something about this, and kick out the 1%? felix i know you know this, but this is a hot issue out here about the risks to burning man. are they going to make it

air schmidt hosted the secretary of anthony foxx, at google headquarters this week, and after taking google's self driving car, they had a discussion about how technology and policy might shape the future of transportation. schmidt said they have a model for reducing bay area traffic. >> i believe we operate the largest private bus system in america in terms of the number of people we move. and it's the only way to deal with the fact that we want our employees roughly here and in a couple of other locations and they are spread out. it has been a huge success. >> it was a fascinating discussion. we will have more of it tomorrow on "bloomberg west." that is just a tease. it's time for the bwest byte, one number that means a whole lot. we are joined by dave miller. what is the bite? >> the number is 8.1. if the number of miles iran in order to spell out the words "hire me" on the streets of san francisco. >> my runs don't usually spell things. occasionally, in the shape of objects some words cannot be mentioned on the air. you ran in the shape of the letters that spelled "hire me" and e

i saw eric schmidt yesterday and he spoke cautiously and boast initially about that early investment in uber. what do you think google has learned about the uber business? >> it really is an exciting time and i got the chance to speak to uber at m.i.t.. they were getting an academic perspective on self driving cars. it is clear part of the excitement here is all the data uber has. they can map new york city dynamically every five minutes. so there's a dynamic play between getting and using data to better understand the transportation system and get more efficiency out of it. >> the data is the thing that brings these two companies together. i don't think uber as seen as much of a data company as it is. is there more to it than uber's interest in the self driving car? >> the google project, none of us can predict the future and i see a lot of the challenges that makes things harder like interacting with people and dealing with traffic cops and snow. the timeline google has set is so aggressive and hoping to roll something out, so i think it is something that could disrupt the uber mod

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. >> coastdy ashy is being guided and instructed by the greatest third baseman of all time mike schmidt. he says he has big goals for cody this season. he says he can get 25 homers. >> it is fun, really fun to have someone of that caliber that cares about you becomes a better player. >> he also thinks that he can be a 300 player. i'm john clark. >> pat will be the phillys hall of fame inductee. second half will cummings coming up with the steal. >>> thank you so much for this honor. >> we know him, he has been an nfl player sporting anchor news anchor and now he is a living legend. that's the title that vai sikahema received this morning. members of the nbc 10 family past and present were there. he is a living legitimatee ginge ginge ginge ging legend. >> friday we could have a few snow showers that won't amount to anything. they will be in the upper 20s. on sunday we have late snow and ice moving into the forecast. it will be late in the day on sunday. we will keep you updated on that. >> that is nbc 10 news at 11:00. thanks for watching. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just

. >> reporter: from charlie manuel to mike schmidt, sandberg has some pretty special guest instructors down here to help the players, and how schmidt is trying to help don brown turn into an all-star again. >> thanks jeff. >>> we have our first look at the new cast of "dancing with the stars" today and it has a philly flair. "good morning america" revealed the celebrities live today in los angeles, philadelphia's own patti labelle will be in the ballroom and so will suzanne somers and olympic gold medalist nastia liukin. and derek hough was a last minute edition, "dancing with the stars" premiers here on march 16th. in the meantime see the full cast and see who is in and who they are paired up with. its all on 6abc.com. >>> patti labelle! >> i know. lots of reasons to watch that one. now to the exclusive accuweather forecast, on a day that saw cold temperatures but plenty of sunshine, lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph. >> no one is rooting for this cold right now especially when you look at sky 6, and uss new jersey, and all the ice chunks that continue to flow up and down the dela

catching spent thousand on pricey meals at original joes mccormick and schmidt, and check to the national kidney foundation. hundreds on clothing. massages. lotto tickets. the district found $7,300 worth of expenses without receipts or explanations including this check made to cash for more than $1,700. several checks catching wrote to herself for hundred more. unclear how the principal funded. insiders have theories. money from the cash box, football games dances. >> she asked us to disguise her. she suspects catching took money from cash booxs at games and snack bars. from cash boxes at games and snack bars. [ indiscernible. >> how much money was missing? >> exactly $500. >> math teacher, spent four years at gave the principal cash from a fund raiser. he didn't deposit it. >> we were incredulous. double counted. $500,000 $500. maybe a $20. a bill got stuck or something. $500. in 20s. they're some where, something was missing. a police report from december 2013. the district called police after $1,46 went missing from the school's safe. >> dr. matthews. >> superintendent matthews decline

it's drawing a lot of comparisons to when eric schmidt was on apple's board until 2009.you think there's a conflict of interest? >> well, if google truly is going after uber, yes there's a conflict of interest. as you pointed out, eric schmidt on apple's board, when apple was having having a smart phone and google about to have a smartphone, the long and short of it is silicon valley is a complex, interrelated place and there's not a lot of bright lines there and hard lines. >> but, guy, if you are uber particularly in this situation, don't you have to assume, based on history, and just self-preservation, that there could be some ill intent here? what do you do to protect yourself or would you just give google the benefit of the doubt and say, they're just doing it for their employees, don't worry about it? >> well, i mean obviously we're not privy to private conversations. they're probably having these conversations and i don't think these companies are going to lie to each other, so that's something that we may not know about but they should just ask each other. again,

eric schmidt, chairman of google, recently said that amazon is their biggest rival in search. >> to qualifyhe made the comments during an antitrust meeting. there was an incentive to highlight the competition, obviously. but i think there is some truth to it in this case. the nature of search is changing. if you were to search for an item to buy from an e-commerce search on amazon, you know where the reviews are, you know the category it is in, you know how to select prime or not. you don't need those features. google is doing something interesting. they are taking on this endeavor called google shopping express, which i cannot make the math work. i am waiting for someone in the press to follow around one of these vehicles and add up how many stops. i don't see how it can work. >> and they are also trying to do delivery drones as well. >> don't get me started on drones. i think the drones and the self-driving cars are a distraction to keep the media from talking about the topics we just talked about. >> you are not a fan of it? >> i find the whole drone thing distracting. amazon did it, the

>>good morning commissioners, i'm filling in for president schmidt. the advisor committee didn't meet in december and will be reconvening on january 21. >>the next item on the agenda is the joint legislative committee report. >>we did not meet in december so in february we'll have a full report >>long term coordinating council report. >>the long term coordinating council didn't meet in december. our next meeting is tomorrow afternoon. >>thank you. you're making this meeting very efficient. [laughter] next item on the agenda is the tack report. kathy russo. >>good evening, tack did meet in december. [laughter] well what we came out with was in 2015 we are going to have a white house conference on ageing. this should be a year for celebration, it's the 80th anniversary of the social security act and the 50th anniversary of the older americans act, medicare and medical. nora super has been named the director at the white house on ageing and they plan to launch an official site. white house conference on ageing.gov. well, after a year in which seniors hav

. -- through the snow here >>> denmark's prime minister helle thorning-schmidt has said her country is on high alert after what she described as terrorist attacks in copenhagen. danish police say they have shot and killed the man behind the attacks. two were killed, five others wounded. we have the latest. >> police say the body near the bicycles is of the man behind the two attacks in copenhagen. they shot him near a train station, as he asked at an address under surveillance. >> translation: we suspect the same perpetrator is behind both shootings, and believe that the person that the police shot is the same perpetrator. the police released this still of a man captured on cameras. c c.t.v. faced a crucial part in tracing the suspect. they are on high alert. streets of the capital are cordoned off and security forces in charge. the tense night began with an attack on this cafe. artist lars vilks that draw car cat turs of prophet muhammad was at the debate. hours later, shots at a synagogue. >> police arrived with helmets and kalashnikovs. the man was dying on the street on the other s

helle thorning-schmidt paid a visit. the suspect was on the agency's radar. charlie d'agata, london. >>> coming up on "the morning news," new proposals on unmanned aircraft. don't expect them to deliver packages to your door. many live from new york the tribute for "saturday night live." this is the "cbs this morning." avoid it. resolve it. our new formula not only cleans and freshens but also softens your carpet so it's always inviting. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a da

jody schmidt is the president of the rural health organization and joins us. 20% of americans live in rural communities, but 10% of doctors serve those communities. 77% of rural counties have medical professional shortages. it's a problem. why hasn't it got the attention it deserves and been addressed. >> it is certainlial tremendous problem, and we have seen the problems for many years. my entire career we have seen some progress in establishing rural residenceies in expanding access to medicine. a real challenge is the fact we are dependent on medicare and medicaid financing. cuts in reimbursement put financial struggles on the rural hospital making it more difficult to recruit providers and sustain technology and emergency access. >> has the affordable care act exacerbated the problem? >> yes, it has. we find that the gap in care is growing between urban and rural beneficiaries as a result of recent changes in the health reform. we have seen the cuts from heath reform, but not the benefit in terms of a growing insured population in terms of a growing ability to finance the ever inc

i know the whole adorkable thing was off putting but schmidt's hilarious winston ceci.nd beautiful, zoe is just a-- holding the -- catching up on-- you see unfortunately no matter what the president outlines this is the strategy his opponents are looking for. >> how would you deal with icist? >> i would go very very hard and very very strong. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> jon: hard and strong. [bleep] no details, no strategy. just military foreign talk. the president's got to go. balls deep into isis in every orifice possible all night long until it screams with surrender like most things that have spent a night with me it will wish it had never been [bleep] born! (cheers and applause) >> so both sides fundamentally agree on the need to blow up a lot of bad guys. this is really just a disagreement about tone. isn't there some way we can bridge that gap? have obama keep this but also use this and a little of this. of course it would help to have some sort of production department, editing an graphics but who even has that kind of graphic. >> i want to be very clear

. >> mike schmidt knows that feeling, too.d baseman battled melanoma skin cancer and he reveals it spread to his lungs and brain. fortunately like his former teammate, he's also currently cancer free. >> darren went through quite a bit more than di on the brain side. >> here he is now. i know this guy very well, okay, he has the same thing that i have. >> not quite brother not quite. you're much more of a warrior than me. >> how great is it to see him out here smiling. >> fantastic. fantastic. he should put that on the air in philadelphia. i know how much the whole city and all of us love darren built you know that's inspirational to anyone that might be in that same boat. >>> dalton jokes he feels so good right now he wants to pick up a bat out here and play for the phillies again. >> does anyone want a three-year contract right now? with big money? >> he was money when he lead the 19193 team to the world series. dalton will continue to get scans and tests to make sure he stays cancer free. with the phillies in clearwater, je

leon schmidt >> good morning, executive director hinton on january 21 the advisory council met and our first order of business was to present a citation from the mayor to mrs. marini reed for her service to the commission for many many years. also i gave the executive director report that the cda spoke with the representative of the advisory council to make sure that we and the commission were in synch with our communications around the guidelines that are taking place in our communications and i was very pleased to hear that we are and do very well. also mr. emmett nelson from muni came to share information about the free muni program and as he spoke with the council everyone was very excited and very pleased to hear that this will come into effect march 1. also deputy director mcspadden came and shared the information about the new hub program that's taking place and wanted the council to come to some of the group meetings and we were able to send representatives to those meetings. we had a report from our site visit committee and two sites were visited, the 30th center site and the

still toting a number 6, though so hopefully he'll remain a fan of buffalo punter coltman schmidt. >> 6. that's the first thing he has to do as coach is get a number 6 he likes. >> how many tattoos do you have karins. >> that i can show you? >> show us right now. >> i could, but mika would probably not approve. you know how she gets. thanks for filling in for thomas because, you know, he has a tough life. the miss universe going to the super bowl. he had to come all the way back from phoenix. >> being stuck in phoenix, awful. >> in this weather pattern, thomas isn't a fool staying in phoenix. this storm system went through. boston, by the way, picked up almost 16 inches additional snow on top of the two feet they already had. that is why a lot of people don't have school today in eastern new england. 19.3 inches in chicago. a little less we mixed in around new york city and the south coast of connecticut. these windchills, i mean this is about as bad as it's been all winter long. negative 20 in glenns falls. b d.c. we don't even have any snow on the ground. and we're not along. 16 in

snub from some, facebook's mark zuckerberg, yahoo's marissa meyer and google's larry paige and eric schmidt are not going to the cyber security summit. bloomberg reports it's because the feds are hassling thing over data encryption. tim cook is going. he'll probably talk about apple security policies. the company recently changed technology on the new iphone to encrypt data much to the government's chagrin. after the president wraps up at stanford he'll be heading to a democratic fundraiser tomorrow night on russian hill and takes off saturday morning. it's a sure bet traffic will be a mess on the peninsula and in the city. >>> luke fignora's luck ran out. he was getting ready to stand trial. prosecutors accuse him of taking delivery of $11 million of art and not paying for it. tonight we are hearing the fbi director made a rather startling public admission about the problem of racial bias. he says yes, it does influence police officers every day. >> two young black men on 1 side of the street look like so many others that officer has locked up. two white men on the other side of the street

probably mike schmidt, absolutely greatest third base man in the history of baseball.n it comes down to it, you look at post career, good old bernie parent might be an adding some votes post career. >> that was post career. >> i do like that good there is a flaw with this on their web site, billy penn. >> yes. >> in the description it says who is your favorite which is completely different then who is the the greatest. billy penn.com please fix that. >> we want to know hot greatest, not your favorite but ultimate philly athlete. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> great seeing you. >> can you help me with. i'm supposed to lick this 2500 time. i have run out of energy. >> might do it. >> no, thank you very much. >> seriously. >> you scared me. >> doctor mike is here, he can vaccinate you. >> 7:53. lets go back out the to the water main break. any better. >> no, only good news is they have shut off the valve, which is going to prevent any more water from coming up but look as we go in the middle of your screen there that center grass median. we will come back and give you

we talked to hillary schmidt. she says her family suffered six days without service while peco came repeatedly. >> neighbors not far away were getting their power back in a day or two, so it's very frustrating for us and our neighbors. i don't know. i don't know. we don't have an answer. i don't think peco ever gave us an answer. it's just we expect it. >> reporter: people officials say, they have heard those complaints and they have learned from them. they now have added new equipment to make pinpointing problems faster. and that makes the service restoration estimation process much more reliable. we're going to talk to you and tell you more about this new equipment coming up in the next 30 minutes. live in berwyn chester county jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, an ocean county man faces sentencing in connection with his son's deadly shooting of ai playmate. anthony senator pleaded guilty to child endangerment in october. his 4-year-old son and a 6-year-old boy were playing on an atv in 2013 when senat

among them, facebook's mark zuckerberg, yahoo's marissa mayer, google's larry page and eric schmidt. it's reportedly because of a fight with the feds over data encryption. the tech companies want to protect consumers they say but that makes things harder for spies. >>> a record day on wall street today. the s&p closed at an all-time high. that's good news for your 401(k). the dow closed over 18,000 very close to its record high. and the nasdaq is now at a level not seen since 2000. we asked kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks where the boost is coming from. >> reporter: that's rising oil prices, crude up a dollar 50 almost at $53 a barrel. that lifted the energy sector and as a result lifted the stock market higher. >> in recent weeks, the stock market has followed the rise and fall of crude oil. >>> trapped at the bottom of a cliff for days. a woman's only hope, her will power and legs. >> i had to keep going step by step and i would stop and pray. >> the grueling climb that saved her life. >> a school bus out of control taking kids from a wild 15- minute ride. the quick th

when i talk to eric schmidt.t's like, no, no, actually we normally think about these as three to five year -- they weren't using the word tour of duty -- but like three to five year stints, where the person actually learns a job, achieves something significant, proves himself at the end of the job, and then goes on to do something else. ebay focuses a lot on how do we bring the relationships of all the folks who have graduated from ebay and paypal together. and they have the external network tied in. but even, for example, places like ge, in terms of what they used to do -- and they still do -- for executive rotation. but also, how do you then groom all kinds of stars to be an executive at this, you know, huge industrial conglomerate? >> what does silicon valley get that other industries don't yet? >> silicon valley understands that r&d is not just -- like, we hole up in a lab and we invent something, and then -- then, 'tada! there it is.' that actually being present and active in what is going around in the enti

denmark's prime minister helle thorning-schmidt visited thester scene shortly after the attack. >> denmark has been hit by a very serious act of violence tonight. we feel certain now that it is aw politically motivated attackat and, thereby, it is a terrorist attack. >> reporter: today's shooting is a startling reminder that free speech is still a potentially dangerous activity in parts of europe. deborah patta cbs news johannesburg. >> axelrod: and we have some breaking news to tell you about. let's get right to the details. >> reporter: thanks, jim. i'm juan fernandez in los angeles. just a quick update. we're now hearing there's been another shooting in downtown copenhagen. three people shot, including two police officers. it's not yet known if this is connected to the earlier attack. jim, now, back to you.: >> axelrod: a >> axelrod: a cease-fire is now in effect in european community, but it is unclear if it will hold or for how long. as ukrainian troops and russian- backed separatists kept battling right up to the midnight deadline. here in the u.s., some ukrainian-americans have been

today, danish prime minister helen thorning-schmidt visited and paid tribute. >> a man has lost his life in the service of that synagogue, and we are devastated. >> danish intelligence said the suspect had been on the agency's radar. but tonight, as mourners held candlelight vigils for the victims, they are left to wonder why more wasn't done to stop the attacks from happening. police raided an internet cafe today, where they made four arrests in connection with the investigation, jeff. they are also looking into whether the suspect may have been inspired by isis messages and videos, although there is no evidence to suggest he traveled to conflict zones like syria and iraq. >> glor: charlie d'agata in london, charlie, thank you. hundreds of jewish graves have been desecrated in france at a cemetery in northern france. nearly 200 gravestones were knocked down, others painted with swastikas and nazi slogans in a statement president francois allande called the attack "odious and barbaric." isis released a new video today, showing the execution of 21 coptic christians kidnapped in libya, the

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