Leonard klinerock at ucla and his graduate student wanted to send a transmission from a computer at ucla to a computer at stanford to something called arpa net. It took a computer the size of a room to tell you which golden girl you are. So the actual message they sent was interesting. They wrote, lo. And then the system crashed. The full message he was trying to send was supposed to be look at this picture of my penis. We made that up . They actually were trying to send the word login. But now our president is using that very technology on a daily basis, with [cheers and applause] to tweet gems like this. Today he tweeted nervous nancy pelosi is doing Everything Possible to destroy the republican party. Our polls show that its going to be just the oppodite. Is that the new eddie murphy movie oppodite . Even with all the madness, the president and first lady were handing out candy. What kind of music do you play when you have a bunch of little kids coming over . Jimmy thats right, mich
while in delaware, it s 54 degrees. throughout the night tonight, mostly cloudy in pennsylvania, as you see, and lehigh valley, just cloudy, and we see rain in new jersey, and jersey shore, and parts of delaware. there s a lot more rain in the rest of the forecast. that s coming up in a few minutes. all right, glen. now to the lehigh valley where a substitute teacher is charged with having sex with a student in the middle of the cemetery. investigators say a police officer actually caught them in the act in the eastern cemetery in north hampton county earlier this month. randy gyllenhaal has more on why the owner says it s part of a larger problem. reporter: well, police on patrol found the 49-year-old teacher having sex with a 17-year-old student in the middle of the afternoon in a place that s meant for respect and remembrance. buried beneath the headstones is two centuries of local history. we have a signer of the declaration of independence here. reporter: it s
you have a red tie. you wear socks all the time. blaming shawn in the morning with dao vu. there you go. i think i ve got red for all of us. including my red shoes. i red a moot color, which is none. a lack of color. coming up on the morning blend, just in time for valentine s day, the choice, producer micah chats with one of the stores, the movie on the latest book brought to the big screen. plus they re keeping the fever alive in the las vegas strip and in our studio. the australian bee gees have a live performances celebrating with us. first up today, a mix of classical, jazz, latin and classic pop. pink martini has performed with more than 50 orchestras world wide and tomorrow night they re teaming up with our own las here with more, michele madole of the las vegas philharmonic. also with us, our students kelsea au and erika dalton. chelsea is the winner of the cox communication young artist concertexesion. erika dalton won in 2014 and is runner up this ye
philadelphia and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a. and good morning and welcome to a special split edition of today on a wednesday morning. i m matt lauer in the port richmond area of philadelphia. and what a scene behind you. i think philly s mayor said it best. he seemed visibly shaken by what he saw walking the length of the train saying it was an absolute disaster. like something he s never seen before. it s a good description. it happened just down the road behind me about 150 yards down there. if you look closely, fire engines, first responders still on the scene. as we come on the air this morning, we ve now been told six confirmed dead from this accident. let s go up above and take a look from our chopper. this morning you can see the tangled mess of cars tracks power lines. one car nearly flipped over another ended up almost perpendicular to the other cars and to the tracks. amtrak train 188 derailed in the area behind me about 9:28 last night. one passen
the event recorders. they are like black boxes the hope is they will tell investigators anything they can about amtrak train 188 as it round the sharp curve where itup ped the tracks. turning a commute into jumped the tracks turning a simple commute into playcations. the speed limit is 50-mile-per- hour from the federal railroad administration and tonight the ntsb is saying preliminarily, that the train was going faster than 100 miles an hour when it rounded the curve. and that s more than twice the speed limit. this thing happened and came out of nowhere and where i was sitting, it felt like the train one was lifted off. reporter: the bump on jeff s head is from where he bounded around as he sat in the second car. i heard a thud and that s all i remember. reporter: the ntsb says a video camera in the train s front end could shed light. we have suffered a tragedy here in our city. reporter: absolute lay tragedy at this point. the tragedy still unfolding as we sp