a laptop was left running on a bed. >> it was running for 16, 18 hours. >> reporter: he says the laptop was running on a recalled battery. this is all that's left of the hp pavilion. between 2005 and 2010 multiple manufacturers recalled 1 million laptop batteries. >> in this case, r the owner didn't know she had a recalled battery. she put it on her bed. the night before, she fell asleep. she left that morning to go to work. left the laptop running, plugged in on her bed. >> reporter: laptops on soft bedding are dangerous regardless if they are running on a recalled battery. computer technicians always warn laptops get hot and the air intakes that keep them cool are on the bottom or the side. they are designed to be used on a hard surface so air can cool the machine. >> it got so hot it ignited the blankets on the bed and just went from there. >> reporter: it did $40,000 in damage and three people in the condo were displaced. bottom line here, laptops, bedding, dangerous combination? >> yes. especially if you have one that was recalled. i wouldn't leave any electronic device that runs o

i will be more cautious. >> you carry a laptop? >> yeah.p, a tablet, a phone, a lot of things. >> reporter: university police are looking for any information regarding this incident. they sent out an alert to students detailing the robbery. they are asking anybody to report any suspicious information. this is a third armed robbery that's happened this year. two happened in the spring. both of them involved pistols and this latest one again has students concerned. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there are new concerns over ambulance service in santa clara county and as pam cook reports from our newsroom, the problems could reach further than that. pam? >> reporter: yeah, rural metro provides 911 emergency ambulance services in 21 states and hundreds of communities, including santa clara county. it's website also says it has operations in parts of alameda and contra costa county. now, the san jose mercury news reports that rural metro missed a crucial bond payment. the company tells us here at ktvu th

at first, it just looks like a slim and stylish laptop. but, wait. actually, it packs a second screen here on the lid, and that will allow you to just collaborate in class, you know, even work on something on this screen while your roommate checks her e-mail on the other. >> impressive. i see that you have one more device. what's special about that one? >> yeah, so, this dell xps actually has a screen that flips, so if you actually just go like this... it will flip, and then you can use it in tablet mode very easily. >> and what do these devices cost? >> these devices are available at retail stores like best buy, starting at $500 and up through $1,000-plus. >> great information, annie. thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> if you've been unable to decide between a laptop and a tablet, a 2-in-1 device may be the perfect answer. for more information, you can check out intel.com. >> one of the leading causes of car crashes is driver distraction. if you take your eyes off the road for even a few seconds, by the time you look up ag

a laptop or desktop. beat up, drill a bunch of holes in it.u know, if you have a laptop low whole thing does not have private information in it. is there some piece that you put out that absolutely has to be run? >> well, yeah. the hard drive. it's easy. a couple of screws. poppet out. then you can recycle the rest of it or sell it. and at this point in the laptop that you are going to upgrade to or sell or recycled, they are not worth much. to recycle the hardware with the exception of the hard drive is a smart thing to do. gerri: i feel for warned and now armed and i appreciate you coming on. i have a hammer and a few things that will not see the light of day ever again. a great way to take your anger and frustration. >> agreed. gerri: wow. did not know that. time for a look at stories your clicking on. some good news in the manufacturing and construction sectors sending stocks into the green. the news was modest enough to convince investors that the company is not growing fast enough for the fed to pull the plug on stimulus. the price of oi

downside, mobile ads for some reason are lower profit, lower profit than laptop ads. when madison avenue and advertisers become aware these mobile ads turn into purchases you will see the prices go up. another striking thing, facebook expenses and costs down 35% from the year ago quarter. now that's at a company trying to invest and invest and invest. if they are start slowing all costs an expenses of investment that could bode very well for the bottom line and the last thing, i saw new apps written for the platform they have got owing. app thing for iphone and android is a very important metric to to watch what is growing. liz: the thing, dennis calls their cloud effort. ron, what do you think is he right? to see 100,000 apps built on pars where they acquired recently. >> one of their rise acquisitions. broadly speaking the platform is one of the core strategies they focus on. one is best mobile product. second is platforms and third is monetizaton engine. you're seeing all those things come through on this quarter. to see the platform number and developers of apps o

most kids these days have laptops. >> they have everything, bertha, thank you so much. >>> good news for sellers. u.s. home prices up more than 12% in the past year. that's the biggest annual gain since 2006, but a report today is expected to show stagnant growth in this year's second quarter. economists are hopeful the gdp weakness will give way to stronger growth, though, for the rest of the year. >>> new york, keep on drinking those sugary drinks, in moderation, of course. a new york appeals court has ordered a stop to 16-ounce limits on high-calorie drinks. the court called the ban unconstitutional. >>> more than 14 months after its disastrous initial public offering, facebook came within four cents tuesday of its $38 ipo. facebook says one of the main reasons is its commitment to mobile game publishing. >>> looking to get in on the google glass game? you're not alone. exclusive invitations are rolling out right now and if you're selected as one of the lucky ones, you'll still have to pay the hefty $1500. >>> the passing of an nba legend and the dangers of a hard candy. and d-day

new laptop, a smartphone, camera and a tablet. laptop. here, she can find all the galaxy devices she wants. have all her questions answered. how's the battery life? it's great. this is so light. what can you tell me about this? and get personalized demos, right on the spot. and you can just browse through your pictures?... that better be a belly button. ow! which means less of this... you shocked me! ...more of this.... and this... and especially this. well done, anne. now go show that freelance job the business. the samsung experience shop. the place to find the latest galaxy devices and get hands-on help. only in the best buy stores nationwide. >>> every trial for murder has this simple question at its core -- whose version of the truth will the jury believe? and in the case of chanin starbuck, the two competing realities set for display could not have stood in starker contrast. >> we'd been waiting over a year for this moment. >> as you can say i'm an a mission. i want him put away. >> reporter: the divided family couldn't have

a laptop in it and steal a cat.adamson says that she brought her cat only because she had a family dinner and was going to leave out of town after that. >> i was going on a camping trip. but i cancelled that to look for my cat. >> reporter: the department hopes to postit online to see if someone could identify the thief who made out with the one thing in the car adamson can't replace. adamson told me tonight that she's offering a $500 reward to anyone who returns the cat safely, no questions asked. patti lee, ktvu. >>> the boycott of russian vodka and all things russian is spreading around the world. we told you about the bars in the castro district refusing to serve a russian vodka. now we're hearing gay bars from new york to chicago, great britain and australia are joining the boycott. >>> in moscow the anti gay sediment, some russians is clear in this video. a man attacked a gay rights rights activist and police took both of them away. russia's new bar bars propaganda for nontradition sexual relations to minors.

i'm so excited to use my new laptop.od. >> this is great. dude, look. oh, dude, i got my laptop, too. i make it by myself. >> let's see it. >> okay. did you go on vacation? >> no, that is my laptop. i got my camera, the wi-fi. dude, look, everything works. i got my desk. >> dude, that thing looks real heavy. >> i need an extension, dude. >> you got to be kidding me, you need a new sony vaio pro. >> i call them -- i order for myself. hi, i need help, i need the sony vaio. >> never mind, i'm going to order one for you on line. >> the sony vaio, powered by intel, the world's lightest 3" ultra-book. hey brent -- what beer you drinkin? uhhh...pppffftttt... ooof!! give me a redd's apple ale. [ male announcer ] redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple, brewed like an ale. just getting clean with no water. kinda like using t.p. with no moist wipes. ohh. ohh. [ female announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine -- now with a touch of cotton. scootch. scoot over, please. you scoot over.

and the next step would be able to do that for laptops.cause i think more often people are looking for plugs for laptops than cell phones, but certainly, the more convenience the better. >> reporter: for now, it works only with phones. soon, tablets, laptops, even cars could charge this way -- a way to give you and your devasa jolt at the same time. now table charging isn't entirely easy yet. for now you need a special case to pick up the clark. it will cost about $50. soon they will have cases that pick up the charge. those are starting to roll out gradually in the starbucks in the bay area. >> you'll never have to leave starbucks. maybe eventually we can broadcast from starbucks. you're doing the weather, you have your latte. it sounds fantastic. >> it could be a little dangerous. let's get a look at the marine layer today. it's pretty strong up to about 3,000 in some cases. it's continuing to keep us pretty cool at this hour, especially the north bay. 68 right now in napa. 68 in santa rosa. if you're going anywhere from santa rosa down

a laptop in it and steal a cat.adamson says that she brought her cat only because she had a family dinner and was going to leave out of town after that. >> i was going on a camping trip. but i cancelled that to look for my cat. >> reporter: the department hopes to postit online to see if someone could identify the thief who made out with the one thing in the car adamson can't replace. adamson told me tonight that she's offering a $500 reward to anyone who returns the cat safely, no questions asked. patti lee, ktvu. >>> the boycott of russian vodka and all things russian is spreading around the world. we told you about the bars in the castro district refusing to serve a russian vodka. now we're hearing gay bars from new york to chicago, great britain and australia are joining the boycott. >>> in moscow the anti gay sediment, some russians is clear in this video. a man attacked a gay rights rights activist and police took both of them away. russia's new bar bars propaganda for nontradition sexual relations to minors.

>> the only delete button have you is on the laptop. no delete button on the internet. >> the internet is forever? >> oh, yeah. >> and not just e-mails that can last forever. on average, every minute, at least 6 million facebook pages and 1.3 million youtube videos are viewed. i just turned on my television set. what have i done by doing that? >> let the cable tv company know, one, you're home, two, you are changing the channel, two, they know what you are watching. >> hit the pause button again. you probably figure the cable company knew that. but later on, we'll tell you how data mining experts working for president obama's campaign drilled into that information as part of an unprecedented get out the vote effort in 2012. did your tv remote help re-elect the president? stay tuned. netflix analyze when you pause, rewind, fast forward or dump out of a show early. in fact, netflix used this data to help develop its original series "house of cards." something similar happening with my kindle. i do more and more of my reading on it, books

they say the woman took off with the man's laptop. campus police sent out one of those text message alerts to students, letting them know what had happened. we spoke to one student who is now thinking twice about taking classes at night. >> i would be more apprehensive about it. i might even have to forego those evening classes, because it does send some fear and concern. >> police say the man who was robbed was not a student. they also say two of the female suspects were wearing red. the third was dressed in black. >>> mountain view police looking for a brazen burglar who broke into a man's hotel room while he was taking a shower. she say the suspect got into the room at the hotel avanti on el cam mean know real near highway 85 yesterday morning by pulling you the screens off the window. police say he slid the window open and entered the room. he took off with a laptop, ipad, wallet and also the keys to his rental car, which was then stolen once he got back outside. so far, mountain view police say they have made no arrests. >>> now

latest one happened right bethe male victim who was not a student was sitting on the lawn using a laptop when he was approach bid three females. he was pistol whipped and caused lacerations to the back of his head an face. they stole the victim's lab top and ran in a south westerly direction through campus. officers did send out a message through i all -- two wearing red shirt -- now the female that was holding the gun was described as being 5'2" and she also had a lip piercing and holding a small brass revolver. they said it happened at dusk last night. they are still encouraging students if you are walking alone at night even at dusk, don't walk alone. walk with somebody you can always call janine de la vega bunch the ski will can de-- researchers tell the daily review newspaper they will install about 600 seismic monitors and the implosion will work like a -- >>> coming up at 6:25 what scientists are looking at 1,000 feet below the lake surface. >>> a home in rodeo is off limits after a car crashed into the side of a house. we are told police were chasing a nissan when the car rammed

pull out the laptop. >> the data gathering where does that begin? >> the about minute you turn it on. you are letting your ip company know that you are there and ready to rock. the ip knows about us. google knows about us. yahoo knows about us. the e-mail company knows about us. >> i will send an e-mail to a lawn is service company. >> he says he never had this kind of detailed information get phone recordstracing days. that said frank called ted at whatever hour. with e-mails it is frank e-mailed ted and this is what he wrote. >> let's pause her for a second. the words of caution hit close to home at fox news. we recently learned the government collected ehails from the g mail account of our chief washington correspondent james rosen in connection with a leaks investigation. who is sending. who is receiving. what they are saying and when. each e-mail generates a lot of raw you information about ourselves and according to the chipmaker intel we send more than 204 million per minute. every one ahearn says indelible. >> if we delete things from our ac

market for laptops that cost less than $300.t makes google chrome book the fastest growing part of the pc industry. >>> more signs traditional copper land line phone service may be going away. verizon doesn't want to replace washed-away lines after hurricane sandy. the phone company is offering a wireless alternative to 300 customers and dozens of businesses in one new york suburb and this week at&t said it wants to do away with its copper wire network. only one in four homes is expected to have a land line by the end of the year. >>> good boy, good! >> after a successful launch online last year, dog tv will be going national an directv starting august 1 on directv. dog owners will get a channel program to appeal to canines stuck home alone. people can watch it too for $5 a month. dogs love it. >> i guess so. [ laughter ] >> how cute. >>> 4:56. crews are starting to clean up the debris at the site of the asiana crash at sfo. federal investigators examined the critical moments before and after impact. >>> i'm cate caugiran live i

dude, i got my laptop, too. see it. >> okay. >> did you go on vacation? >> no. that's my laptop. i got my camera, the wi-fi. dude, look, everything works. i got my hard disk. >> dude, that thing looks real heavy. >> i need an extension, dude. >> dude. you've got to be kidding me, dude. you need a new sony vaio pro. >> i call them right now. i order for myself. hi, i need help, i need the sony vaio. >> dude, never mind. i'm going to order one for you online. >> sony. hello? help. >> the new sony vaio pro ultra book, powered by intel. the world's lightest 13-inch touch ultrabook. lac-lac-lac. he's an actor who's known for his voice. but his accident took that away. thankfully, he's got aflac. they're gonna give him cash to help pay his bills so he can just focus on getting better. we're taking it one day at a time. one day at a time. [ male announcer ] see how the duck's lessons are going at aflac.com lets you choose two of five seasonal favorites starting at just $10.99. [ male announcer ] that sounds like a lot

they asked if i had any laptops with me that i wanted to give them. i said no.ew hours later the fbi returned and asked -- with another warned, this time for my mothers house and detained both of us for three hours while they searched the residence. they found several laptops i had stashed in the house and left the search warrants and left a note of my apartment, which i got when i came back the next day or so. the words themselves refer to the information they are seeking as regarding anonymous and others. hbgary and in game systems are intelligence contracting companies that anonymous had a run-in with in 2011 during which a number of e-mails were taken, hbgary in particular, that revealed conspiracies in conjunction with the justice department. and the time since i've spent a lot of time going over those e- mails, researching them, conducting research, otherwise trying to expose a number of things that have been discovered by virtue of those e-mails from hbgary. i sincerely believe my two buddies on that front country did me to being raided and no doubt will

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access to technology, laptop lending, 18,500 hours on that front. then the job and careers and workforce development, again, the library becomes a key partner everywhere from having a separate website and online training for jobs and careers. we've doubled the number of youth workers in our libraries. every single agency has at least one if not more youngsters. we also have a curriculum where we're providing technology skills for them in addition to having them, again, learn some of the skills involving library service. we have a tremendous job resources web page and we also virginia right of classes on job training and career opportunities. last year we had over 2,500 folks attend some of these classes. so, again, that's just to give us an opportunity to highlight what we're doing. i think the money is well spent and we very much appreciate the support you provided to the library. >> supervisor avalos? >> thank you for your presentation, and i'm a big fan of libraries. it's really great that san francisco, we have our library preservation fund and

they say the women took off with the man's laptop. campus police sent out a text alert to students letting them know what had happened. we spoke to one student who is now thinking twice about taking classes at night. >> i'm going to be more apprehensive about it. i might even have to forego those evening classes, because i'm -- it does send some fear and some concern. >> police say the man who was robbed is not a student. they also say two of the female suspects were wearing red. the third was dressed in black. >>> it is 4:34. oakland police say they need help from the community to identify the gunman who shot and killed an 8-year-old girl at a slumber party wednesday night. close to 50 people gathered for this vigil across the street from the apartment where alaysha carradine and three others were shot. police say someone knocked on the door late wednesday night and alaysha's friend opened it, thinking it was her mother. well, that's when the shooter began firing, hitting those two girls, a 4-year-old boy, and their grandmother. peop

but you but you hold because it's on your laptop and it's something really powerful and i send because directly over to the internet to someone else without any further party involved using software that i wrote completely myself. using because i held on my laptop and nobody else can access it it's a far better security policy because software is open source so you can download it and you can read it and just like someone can read french or spanish or english if you're a programmer you can read the source code and see that it does exactly what it says it does because it's a system based of mathematical principles not of the social fallibilities of failings of of third parties now since your bank accounts are all cloud closed down hugh existing of bitcoin is only as of today. yeah i like i have my reserve in bitcoins and i travel to a different country and i can trade it for local currency of people there's loads of traders all over europe and america and south america which is all the country are travelling to in the last year if you go local bitcoin stock com you can find different tr

using because i held on my laptop and nobody else can access it's a far better security policy because software is open source so you can download it and you can read it and just like someone can read french or spanish or english if you're a programmer you can read the source code and see that it does exactly what it says it does because it's a system based of mathematical principles not of the social fallibilities of failings of of third parties now since your bank accounts are all cloud closed down you existing of bitcoin it's only as of today. yeah i like i have my reserve in bitcoins and i travel to a different country and i can trade it for local currency of people there's loads of traders all from europe and america and south america which is all the countries are traveling to in the last year if you go local bitcoin stock com you can find different traders all of the different cities like in london alone as over sixty different traders and you just meet up with them in real life you give them some cash or you give them because and then they give you in return. but depending on w

he's on his laptop which reaches the universe and he's used that laptop to reach young supporters who like his politics and established the still transitional relationship. even bill maher spent his whole show talking about weiner, said i talked about it. he spent the show talking about it. fair enough. happy to see you, bill. but the thing is the women are involved, as a leader of the biggest organization for women's rights and equality and dignity, what's the story about? >> about a man who needs to drop out of the race, period. in the privacy of his own home? please, he's taking pictures of himself and his anatomy all erect if i can say that on television. >> you just did. >> and tweeting it out and putting it out there in cyber space where it is clearly not private. his behavior is really reprehensible. i think part of the reprehensible nature of his behavior is to then hold himself out as a potential leader of men and women. >> what do you make of big mar's comment? he can be pretty liberal to say the least. he thought it was a political leader who has a fan club out there for po

whistle-blower they don't go to moscow or china or spill the beans and to take the secrets and a laptopif he was an honorable man man, don't go to those countries, go to congress and give them the information we would hail them -- and as a hero but he has given information not just about the intelligence but the way we gather the intelligence. that is almost as critical as the intelligence itself cause now all those countries will change the way they do business and it will do irreparable harm. >> i agree. you can say the argument has merit in terms of raising the red flag because programs like this as we have seen has the potential to be abused but it's go into these countries were you know china and russia have changed the sky of the intel and the laptop he has done so much damage we may not be able to quantify. >> going behind these guys is difficult because they are right. when he should have done is gone to congress that is the most important thing that no one is talking about a real whistle-blower 57 within united states committed to blow the whistle to and on. he had an opportuni

there were power tools, sporting equipment, electronics, jewelry, laptops, even a coin collection. police had to call a pickup truck to load all the goods. police have identified several suspects through fingerprints left at homes. these are two people police are looking for a homeowner says she interrupted a burglary by this woman when she returned to her house one afternoon. '7 >> carolyn: sky7hd flew over this fire. the grass fire burned about three acres which was north of san jose airport. i did spread to a scrap yard but firefighters jumped right on it and put it out. >>> just about everyone is back in their homes in alamo for the night. they were locked out after a gas leak. gas line that was gushing for hours is now capped off. keira has more. >> pg&e crews worked for four and a half hours to clamp a broken gas line when east bay mud crews were working on a broken water line. >> for all the u, of pipes in the ground and many pipes. markings with earth movement and changes that happen in subdivisions, markings are not always there. >> mud spokesman says on routine calls like

and we have issued laptops, courtesy of hp, thank you very much.nd making our officers more mobile and where they need to be. outside and on the streets. as i have said often, we have four generations of cops now sifting through the department. and trying to figure out how to pull it together to keep the greatest city in the world safest. as we hire new cops over the next years, maybe more than in any time in the history, it will take leadership. i mentioned leadership, and not saying what it is. let me start what it isn't. leadership is not managing. not to take away from a good manager, but managers are not leaders. there is no leadership required when there is order and routine. management is what is required for routine order decisions but when order is distorted leadership is required. and already is distorted outside of san francisco, because it's san francisco. now the order in the department for reasons of progress are distorted by me. because it's about time. why i am upsetting the apple horse before the cart, sometimes we need to affect f

new laptop, a smartphone, camera and a tablet. from scratch. okay, how about we get started with the laptop. here, she can find all the galaxy devices she wants. have all her questions answered. how's the battery life? it's great. this is so light. what can you tell me about this? and get personalized demos, right on the spot. and you can just browse through your pictures?... that better be a belly button. ow! which means less of this... you shocked me! ...more of this.... and this... and especially this. well done, anne. now go show that freelance job the business. the samsung experience shop. the place to find the latest galaxy devices and get hands-on help. only in the best buy stores nationwide. so, if you're sleeping in your contact lenses, what you wear to bed is your business. ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. serious eye problems may occur. ask your doctor and visit airoptix.com for safety information and a free one-month trial. just to tell you our pro

and we had desktops on the two desks. >> reporter: 128 laptops and desktops gone. >> so disappointing. how could anybody steal from children. >> reporter: it happened after 1:00 a.m. here. school officials say the thieves cut a hole in the fence. they used crowbars to break door handles. >> devastating, really. because our students rely on those devices to be able to access the internet, to do research and it has a tremendous impact on their education. >> reporter: officials say the alert system went off but the police officer was investigating another alarm that gone off at the same time. nothing was taken from that school or a third school when a alarm was triggered. the prince aple estimated the val -- the principal estimated the value of the loss $40,000. >> it could be taken away in one night. really sad. >> reporter: it appears the students are left to use the few computers the thieves left behind. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a smelly problem along the river front that they hope to control with a port-a-potty. the city received complaints about the area next to the river

and sitting on your laptop next to your at home you are still working. you have not really found that work life balance. so i talk a lot about how to find tech life balance in your home. your job. in your love life. and all areas of communication. >> you are saying turn off the devices and go off of the facebook? >> you know what? i think this is a time and place for everything. i do think that if you take a little bit of time to unplug and remember that there is a when you look up from the screen that you can enjoy it, it will make you all the more productive and refreshed and relaxed when you return to that online world also. >> is there a danger of technology? too much onlineness? >> i talk a lot in the book about the phenomena of being closer from to friends and further from friendships. we live in a world where you can keep in touch with thousands and thousands of strangers and everybody that you have ever met. if you are buried in the device. you are ignoring the people that you love. right next to you. >> so i this i that we really have to be cons

new laptop, a smartphone, camera and a tablet.ing from scratch. okay, how about we get started with the laptop. here, she can find all the galaxy devices she wants. have all her questions answered. how's the battery life? it's great. this is so light. what can you tell me about this? and get personalized demos, right on the spot. and you can just browse through your pictures?... that better be a belly button. ow! which means less of this... you shocked me! ...more of this.... and this... and especially this. well done, anne. now go show that freelance job the business. the samsung experience shop. the place to find the latest galaxy devices and get hands-on help. only in the best buy stores nationwide. >>> still ahead, justin biebers >i've been taking a multivitamin for years. centrum silver. both of us actually. our pharmacist recommended it. and that makes me feel pretty good about it. and then i heard about a study looking at multivitamins and the long term health benefits. and what do you know? they used centrum silver in the

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your cellphone is next your laptop a new play online poker from your laptop and ping your cellphone to make sure you are there. >> host: let freedom ring. next question. let me ask a question while i am waiting for someone to get brave. would you mind asking into the microphone? >> have you sold "straight flush" to the movie? >> we have not. a lot of people have called about it. it is out with kevin spacey, very interested in doing it as well. we will see where it ends up. lot of people have been looking at it and i am pretty sure it will get made but it just came out yesterday so it will be making the rounds this week. i think it would make an awesome movie. we will see what people think. >> host: you told me you write books for people who don't like to read. can you unpack that statement? everyone i know who had doesn't read as ben mezrich book in their collection. >> guest: i feel i am competing with all forms of entertainment, not just other books. a lot of my readers are guys or have been with bringing down the house, a lot are people who don't read a lot of books, they pick of th

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, never gave any information to either of the governments and they never took anything from my laptops, he said. glenn greenwald noted that his statement is not dispositive but should be treated as the only actual evidence on this question thus far. joining me now, the washington editor at large, steve clemons, steve, this poll has edward snowden winning the debate at the american kitchen table, anyway. they asked a very simple minded question, do you regard snowden as a whistle-blower or traitor? 35% said whistle-blower, 45% said traitor. also, i think much more important than -- and i think well-phrased question, what concerns you more about the government's anti-terrorism policies that they have gone too far in restricting the average american's civil liberties or they have not gone far enough to protect the country? 49% say they have gone too far. and 40% say they have not gone far enough. and here is how it can be seen, in 2010, look at this huge difference. in 2010, only 25% believed that the anti-terrorism policies had gone too far in restricting civil liberties. 63%, you know,