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She said they didn't. she wouldn't go there with me. >> she was a sweet lady. michelle, thanks for a great story. the british invasion premieres tonight on cnn. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts right now. good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. it's one week until the start of the winter olympics. this morning russian officials have two terrorism suspects in custody who may be connected to a pair of bombings last month. police are identifying the suicide bomber who carried out the attack on a train station in volgograd that killed 18 last month. as well ...

They'll be telling that for decades. >> nick valencia, many thanks. we're also going to talk to another good samaritan who went to rescue stranded drivers in his jeep. he was armed with coffee, blankets and a bottle of bourbon. he should have good stories. russian officials have two terrorism suspects in custody who may be connected to the bombings there last month. today police have identified the suicide bomber who attacked a train station in volgograd. that bombing killed 18 people this december, as well as the suicide bomber who blew up this trolley the next day, killing 16 people. remem...

American. >> the focus of this year's game has shifted to a manhunt for possible terrorism suspects. ryan joins us now from washington. brian, you know, i'm wondering in recent history i think about the berlin games, of course, but in recent history when has the security trumped the games, the sport, the competition? >> this is probably the most pronounced situation at least in the post-9/11 era when it comes to the olympics. our minds go to munich and atlanta and if you think back to the summer olympics in beijing in 2008 that was about the weather and the smog. in 2012 in london questions ab...

This is the usa freedom act that has the support of bipartisan support with 130 co-sponsors. one of the very important things that it does is that it prohibits dragnet surveillance of innocent americans and instead would require that subpoenas be for specific identified terrorism suspects or terrorists and their associates and their activities. we simply don't need dragnet surveillance in order to be both safe and secure. i do want to emphasize a couple of other aspects of what judge leon decided in his case yesterday, which i think is so important and so carefully reasoned. he said that the g...

Personal date taps collects by the government as part of counterterrorism intelligence gathering operation. "the new york times" says cia paying at&t more than $10 million a year for access to phone records. our justice reporter is following the story for us. are we talking about calls overseas or here in the united states? >> no, wolf, this is -- these are calls -- foreign calls, foreign phone numbers, calling other foreign phone numbers. and the cia is looking for terrorism suspects, for instance, to find out who else they're calling. now, there are some instances where these foreigners are ...