sony is telling consumers to viofitsing the new laptop. the battery may overheat. >> first to our lead story, the nsa may have known about the heart bleed security bug for two years according to people familiar with the matter. this is one of our bloomberg reports we are standing by even though the nsa has denied this. twice it is shocking. -- >> it is shocking. despite the risk of hacking, they made the decision to keep it a secret. have their statement. the nsa was not aware of the vulnerability. the so-called heart bleed vulnerability. otherwise arehey wrong. >> it is government policy to not do this. there is no way to know. joining us now to talk about who looks at these things, what do you pick of the report? >> it is interesting. the bug is a major vulnerability that affects the critical component of the infrastructure. we have not seen nsa explicitly deny knowledge in this way before. they usually have carefully crafted wording around it. he may not have had advance notice. >> to you think it is possible the bug could have been out

this year there's a bigger reason to get into a new laptop, right? fantastic new features added to them or anything like that. but there's a ghost from the past that may drive you to the store. and that is windows xp. windows xp was designed in 1999 and shipped in 2001. and in just a few days on april 8th microsoft is completely ending its support for it. that means no security patches, no tech support, nothing. so if you are still holding on to a windows xp computer, and a surprising number of people are and companies are, this is the time to think about getting something different. >> walt, you mentioned in your review that for some people a tablet with a keyboard, that's what i use, i'm pretty much dropped the laptop all together, it might make sense. who do you recommend actually go with that versus a laptop? where is the cutoff? >> well, you know, before last week, jon, i would have said, well, if you're doing a lot of spreadsheet work or you're creating presentations, you probably don't want a tablet even with a keyboard unless it's, you know,

he left with a new laptop, and a recycling program for his old within. >> we have solar on our house. we just bought a water conscious dishwasher. >> reporter: it is estimated 30 million computers each year are discarded in the u.s. this company alone recycles about 3 million pounds a year. the ceo is applauding apple's efforts to try to boost that. >>> using the streaming version of netflix is about to get more expensive for some users. it is about to boost the subscription rate as much as $2 for customers. current subscribers won't see the increase until the end of the year. the news comes as netflix reported sales last quarter topped $1 billion for the first time. >>> at&t announced plans to expand its fiber network. the plan is expected to improve internet speeds that can download an hd online movie in just 30 seconds. the cost wasn't mentioned, but it is expected to match google's similar service at $70 a month. >>> stock markets posted modest gains. the nasdaq added 26. the report forecasting economic growth seemed to drive the markets higher. >>> the state assembly approved a b

he left with a new laptop, and a recycling program for his old within. >> we have solar on our house. we just bought a water conscious dishwasher. >> reporter: it is estimated 30 million computers each year are discarded in the u.s. this company alone recycles about 3 million pounds a year. the ceo is applauding apple's efforts to try to boost that. >>> using the streaming version of netflix is about to get more expensive for some users. it is about to boost the subscription rate as much as $2 for customers. current subscribers won't see the increase until the end of the year. the news comes as netflix reported sales last quarter topped $1 billion for the first time. >>> at&t announced plans to expand its fiber network. the plan is expected to improve internet speeds that can download an hd online movie in just 30 seconds. the cost wasn't mentioned, but it is expected to match google's similar service at $70 a month. >>> stock markets posted modest gains. the nasdaq added 26. the report forecasting economic growth seemed to drive the markets higher. >>> the state assembly approved a b

her laptop is still missing. >> new book released today geared toward women entering the workforce. she also received some critic m criticism. >> i think what matters is that as we come into the workforce we know that this can be the generation that can get us through. especially women to get paid they deserve it. not just to enter the workforce but to get into jobs like yours and mine. >> talking live to sand berg about her book and her future with facebook. >> the why warning people attending the high profile samsung trial. >>> welcome back. the biggest battle over the apple samsung trial is getting people to shut off their phones. it slows down the wi-fi connection to her realtime transcript. she has warned that she may he force everyone to hand over their cell phones. gm reporting to sell a portion of the chevy volt. priced at about p $30,000 will have a smaller battery pack. only sold $55,000 since it was just launched in 2011. the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing today on the comcast warner merger. congress has no formal role in reviewing deals. this merger raises qu

tony has told anyone using the new laptop should stop using it.ed only 26,000 have been sold. now that cbs has figured out what to do about the "late show," now they have to figure out what to do about "late late," craig ferguson might be leaving the show that follows. timeslot is at the mayor. show."e late >> we don't watch that. >> every once in a while we stay up that late. when we come back, we are talking golf. talking to a guy who figured out theto pair tech was one of 1%'s favorite sports. ♪ >> welcome back to "market i am stephanie ruhle. we have golf fever. we have found a man bringing new technology to the 600 year old game of golf. the ceo of active mind technology. game golf is a wearable device that records, analyzes, and is meant to improve a game. mcdowell and jimmy. them at the practice rounds of the masters. >> that is what we are doing. wearable technology collects statistics from some golfers and immerses them in a social experience to make it fun. not just a gps, it is more sophisticated than that. >> there is confusion going o

can effectively be tossed away right now you know even in our own work environment we set up a new laptop but then downloads everything it needs off the network and it's able to synchronize out to the cloud and a worker can work from anywhere they can work on virtually any device and they can do that very quickly and very easily and that's ultimately what this is unable ing is getting away from the sort of the wall that's wrapped around the enterprise where in order to work you have to be there in front of your desk inside the building that is physically separated from the rest of the world we're getting to this recognition that you know mobile workers sales forces people who work from home all different types of people need to be accommodated with enterprise storage and that's driving a huge part of the business and what drove that of course is the consumer convenience the individual consumers were putting things up on dropbox storing their photo sharing things on facebook and being able to say hey you know i can get to this stuff anywhere why can't i do that at work so yeah the internet

. >>> new details about a laptop theft caught on time. san francisco police say the woman in the striped shirt in this video has been arrested. she was captured by surveillance cameras sipping coffee, getting up and taking the computer and phone left unattended, and walking out. authorities arrested a 32-year- old man at another coffee shop yesterday afternoon. she had already had an outstanding warrant for her arrest. >>> people are being warned to keep an eye on their atm activity. tech experts say the machines may be more vulnerable to hackers starting today because most banks use microsoft xp to operate those machines and as of today microsoft is not supporting xp or offering security updates. large banks have made deals to continue support but not small banks or credit unions. >>> a 9-month-old baby in pakistan is in hiding this noon after being charged with a crime. this photo of little [ non- english language ] being finger printed has been circulated in some international newspapers. the baby was arrested last week with his father

that's his computer cheyennes got a laptop we just bought a new laptop for crystal. and then i've got a couple other ones around here that don't they're not working correctly the parts computers but maintaining all those computers it's very expects a link by the simple description a whole bunch of people that like to play games get together on in life pretty much one room in the will play the same game it's a neat hobby it's expensive hobby anything it's free it's a cool interview it can be really good and i like it for these guys because it's a really good father son bonding hobby i just think it's neat that they have something in common that they grow up is a teenager and with his dad playing. cons like. james least in the united states it's the biggest biggest party first it is very skeptical about it i found it kind of people gather together but it sounds insane as if they're computers that can play. if. is such a power hungry show. we're having to rob peter to pay paul with cables coming down here to go back up in the halls even. just to feed it is happening so

the idea is wait until it's time to replace that equipment obviously when you buy a new comput computer, laptop comes preloaded with the newest version. that's consumers and large enterprises. >> thank you richard joining us. from one tech story to another. we're talking samsung. a forecast drop in profit second quarter in a row. it expects to make operating profit. $8 billion for that january to march, three month quarter period. down 4% from the same periods last year. the company share price, nearly 12% down from the record high it hit last january. the face is growing competition from cheaper chinese rivals. let's get more from our technology reporter. jane great to see you as well. isn't this a point in the problem for samsung. if you wanted a high end tech phone many the developed world you probably already have one? that means less sales in the future. >> we have phones that do what we want them to do. the galaxy says the s 5 comes out. there's no feature that makes it must go out and buy. it has a slightly bigger camera, heart monitoring and apps and such things. there's nothing to to p

the bill they pay it went to a bill is new i actually had this happen a few weeks ago i bought a new laptop and i forgot to make the first month's payment just because it was a new bill and i think that that's probably a common occurrence but we do see imperatively and states like vermont people are paying once they have their health care that's great and that's so this is not a cause for concern richard the republican efforts to derail obamacare. you know on the one hand there are all these stories that the anecdotal stories of failures or people lost their plans or whatever and all the sturm and drang on the other hand. they're the story of this young woman in florida who thirty two year old mother of three who died after she had gone to an e.r. and she had been told you have a heart condition you need to be on medication and need to see a doctor she couldn't afford it because she made too much of the she was working three jobs as a as a selling vacuum cleaners door to door as a childcare worker and as a maid and she made too much money to qualify for the really genuinely poor medicaid in

on students' capacity to multi-task and the potential for distraction when using their laptops in class. this new research put together by princton university and u-c-l-a suggests finds that if the laptops are being used solely to take notes, they may still be standing in the way of learning as it might lead to shallower >> catherine: in one study, 65 students were divided into smaller groups for a series of lectures then a test. they were given a choice between laptops or pens and paper for note-taking. students who used laptops to take notes performed at a lower level on conceptual >> catherine: the more notes a student took, the better they performed, but those with fewer verbatim notes did better than those who merely transcribed the words spoken by the lecturer. >> catherine: a week after that test, students were given a chance to review their notes before testing again. once more, similar results. >> pam: the flue season should be over. but health officials are saying a second wave of flu is hitting the u-s. especially in the northeast.carl azuz has this story. >> reporter:it should have en

about the process of it was like the movie adaptation for me i had the laptop and i had to get a new laptop because this one the hard drive was actually heating my testicles that's not even if the book opens like that and it closes like that with also with the realities of humor and said this but i was taught i was cooking my my balls. coming up a role reversal ball was taking the reins and testing me on word association the book is dirty daddy and it's out today it will be right back. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on bombast and only on. i'm. a side. i'm big corporation mind. you i'm. all about money and i'm a family fit for a politician right the last. week. just to lead. today's. with that with bob saget his book published today dirty that he was chronicles of a family man turned so big to be enough published by harper collins here we go we're going to do a game called free association understand you like this i do you know we were quick comment right here you were shocking on our i pod ever comes to mind first rum

about the process of it was like the movie adaptation for me i had the laptop and i had to get a new laptop because this one the hard drive was actually heating my testicles that's not even if the book opens like that and it closes like that with also with the railroads humor and sadness but i was taught i was cooking my my balls. coming up a role reversal bob's taking the reins and testing me on word association the book is dirty daddy and it's out today it will be right that. this was in the washington well it's a miss that is being suggested to the list isn't that the media. proceeds are going to she's actually back to doesn't do too much for ad revenue line tech agriculture giant teeth on a seventy six year old american the studio i. think is going to create the cia do you think this is what's triggering the race for so long to stick but it's also the largest debtor nation in the history of breaking and that is mostly about alternatives to the status quo but want to give you all those points on the working poor the american dream the next they were just trying to survive this time for a

we don't embrace the new technology like a laptop computer or an iphone or any other of the wonderful technologies we have embrace because of the negative consequences that might show up in our lives as a result. we know for example now many people die every year, literally thousands will die this year because of texting while driving on their cell phones. if we were told that was the primary consequence of owning a cell phone that we would die at the wheels of our car we would never embrace that technology. we embrace new technologies because it offers benefits varied and not saying they aren't real benefits. neal postman says we should evaluate technology based not on just the benefits but on what he calls the net cost or the net than a fifth of technology. a great example of that showed up in the news a couple of years ago and i've come to call up the story of facebook and it gives you an idea of what net effect looks like. a woman whose house was robbed posted a security camera video on her facebook profile and because of that video the burger was identified and arrested. if this

during a news conference in paris russian foreign minister sergei laptop denied his country has the chance to bathe. he also announced that the us and russia will be working together to improve the rights of russian speaking citizens in ukraine to decide what he called irregular forces to block a taurus. not hard to prove that he and his us counterpart discuss the possibility of the country became state of the late night talks in paris not that i did back in his new crew can function as unified state and its density of the duration of the in which each region can choose its own economic model language and religion however john kerry said that the dear lizzie she would not be possible without the cream and ukrainians . the second judicial just for the british on the end that's what will post a link to one hundred teens and then yelling subpoena meant it the stories being told the king and country commemorate the centenary of the past. well cool the exhibition that said the experience is that men such as the attendant found the cost. my sack race and that the immigrants who wrote the soldier

we don't embrace the new technology like a laptop computer or an iphone or any other of the wonderful technologies we have embrace because of the negative consequences that might show up in our lives as a result. we know for example now many people die every year, literally thousands will die this year because of texting while driving on their cell phones. if we were told that was the primary consequence of owning a cell phone that we would die at the wheels of our car we would never embrace that technology. we embrace new technologies because it offers benefits varied and not saying they aren't real benefits. neal postman says we should evaluate technology based not on just the benefits but on what he calls the net cost or the net than a fifth of technology. a great example of that showed up in the news a couple of years ago and i've come to call up the story of facebook and it gives you an idea of what net effect looks like. a woman whose house was robbed posted a security camera video on her facebook profile and because of that video the burger was identified and arrested. if this

very quietly announcing an upgrade to its line of laptops, these new models have faster processors and will cost $100 less than current models. they're on sale on apple's web site. no fanfare, no big launch event. as you expect it was a new iphone or ipad. required tuesday morning press release is all it was. i say that is a sign of the times that the pc is dying. apple knows it. just not worth the effort to launch a lavish launch party. charles: pc is dying. we all know that but last year the tablet raced ahead of laptops so when you talk about connected devices tablets were 14.6% to laptops 11.6. this will only increase over the next few years but i will say there is some scuttlebutt that one reason they were low key about this to come out with another laptop that will have a touch screen all the bells and whistles so right now is nothing. if they can add some features, it is all about tablets and smart phones going on now. stuart: the leading i understand is pc is dying and microsoft's underlying business is dying with it. charles: doing pretty good, making the transition. stuart: w

new iphone. t-mobile is making customers pay the bill with installment plans. apple's prices are higher than low end laptops day council. his parenting was in question when he took questions from kids in new jersey. >> have you ever had a sleepover at the white house? >> have i ever had a sleepover at the white house? the answer is no. >> what does the white house look like? >> pretty good. it's a cool place to go. if you get a chance to take a trip to the white house, definitely take it. it is worth your time. you will enjoy it. i always do. >> christie looking more svelt. he's not saying if he plans a 2016 run for president. >>> the drill known as big bertha will be out for repairs until march. it's the biggest tunnel boring machine. the bearings need replaced. the state route 99 tunnel is set to open in 2016. >>> the wall street journal says we get nicer as we get older. several studies found personality changes over the course of adulthood from the ages of 20 to 65, positive traits increase, negative traits decrease. they call it the maturity principle. i know people we need to send this to. they will

. >>> apple rolled out the new line of mac book air laptops and dropping the starting price by $100.says the updated air models have more powerful processors and as much as two more hours of battery life. >>> the group here in the big apple that organizes the annual subway ride in your underwear is at it again. >> this time improv everywhere sent people into the big gap store on fifth avenue. on cue, they all pulled up their white hoods and posed as gap mannequins. didn't go as planned. >> store security handcuffed many and had them lay on the floor. after they assessed the situation, everyone was allowed to leave. no arrests were made. kind of like performance art. >> i think it is. >> masks scare people, you know what i mean. >> yeah, you can't do that. >> underwear is not as scary, maybe in some cases but masks scare people. >> i don't know -- they were trying to do the flash mob thing but it didn't work out. you are right, the masks -- you have to ask permission and then it would be cool because everybody in the store would know what you were doing, the customers but when nobody

. >> : we first showed new video walkman caught on camera stealing a laptop and the upholstery cafe ineo service that the same as caught camera an apartment complex appearing to be in more trouble. >> : this lady leading of the differences go pot of boiling carrying according to partner management 42 in. flat screen television. problem is not hers. dropped off by ups beckham march 5th. yawp please say never let and said the legal in all. among the show you why. woman walking up to the system tried to gain access the building i looking for a person to bring her and. it appears that she's talking with someone and i tend to let her and trip to be frankie of some people but strangers and without knowing who they are. of the strategy and treated as resident and a black shirt is leaving the building and opens the door. heck he even holds open the door like a german. where she makes a beeline to the flat screen tv. and yes was the reason i use the term of the line. you see why settlements. she has a tv in hiding to the front door gets out in the street and is gone. you just saw a workover per

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up broadcast television signals and beams it to you in a very new way, a brand new way, an internet stream to your laptop networks so much, why are they suing? it's because most people don't use antennas to get media anymore. they udo what you're doing righ now, by paying cable stations. they pay billions of dollars in the aggregate. but aerio is not paying the broadcasters a penny so it's minimizing the growing source of revenue for all those stations. aereo says this is perfectly legal and they're introducing a the broadcasters say this is copyright infringement and it has to be stopped right away. you can see how high the stakes are here. so i went out to the antenna farm in brooklyn where they have thousands of tiny an ten in as and they use them to pick up tv signals for subscribers. i talked to the founder. >> 60 million people in this country today use antenna in some way shape or form. so clearly whatever perceived harm there is going to be with an aptemperature in temperatura happened yet. >> these stations are technically free because they are broadcast over the public airways. but we pay for t

there's a combination of the new all-in-ones coming on desktop, new lower-priced, and thinner, lighter laptopst, there has been a slowdown. the pc market has declined year over year. and what that really means is people haven't been refreshing their pcs over a longer period of time. and we think some of this is just people getting to the point where it's time to refresh their pc. and they are going back. we see it stronger in mature markets than some of the emerging markets, because we think some of the tablet saturation has occurred there, as well. and so, people are coming back and saying, okay, now it's time to refresh my pc. i still use it in the enterprise, i still use it heavily as a work tool. >> some people know you are a fab guy, and not just fabulous, but actually intel's manufacturing of chips. that's where you came up s. you've been working for a number of years on an interesting area having to do with conflict mineral, some of the key minerals that are necessary to make chips come out of democratic -- republic of congo. >> drc. >> drc, where warlords in effect were skimming money

laptops and tablets. when these men finally, put down their pens, will there be a new generation of political cartoonists waiting to pick up where they left off? >> a weird and obscure scale. not many people want to do it. there are some good people coming up, young people, younger cartoonists younger than me anyway >> hope newspapers will put them to work >> i think the death of newspapers is fighting against headlines and advertisements and brilliant photographs, i try to make my can. >> there will always nebe a need to have something in your hand, to look to, to laugh at, to pore over which you can't do with a screen, a tablet. >> that is one thing, maybe the one thing that newspapers still have over other media the cartoon that in a single image can say it all >> more global village voices now on the art of political cartooning. >> satire is not what is at risk. many cartoonists continue to face repercussions because of what they accomplished. they have hardly any organizations that will protect their rights. they are usually not considered journalists. they work freelance outside the newspaper and u

laptop and i phoned and heads for the door. just that quickly. is quickly --it is gone. the good news is that this woman was caught as somebody in the coffee shops of her. the i phone has been recovered but the laptop is still missing. never leave your electronics or anything of value unattended. idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- coming up at 8:30. a woman behind bars after an alleged brutal attack on a restaurant worker. what police say she did. plus. 15 dollars an hour for minimum wage. where that could soon be a reality for a bay area city. and here is what's on the menu jason applebaum has more on the aldon smith incident. plus the masters. and all your bay area sports! woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitche

. >> laptops loaded with education software and rotating through three activities and you have a neweach kids. it is called lended learning. ,nd here in los angeles veronica bain uses it to introduce her ninth graders to romeo and juliet. >> what did romeo do, what is he referring to? quick students are divided into groups of 12. >> it is hard to adapt to a class of 36 but to a station of 12 it is easy. who steps in to fight instead? a student can get information three to five different ways. another group uses their laptops for collaborative work. >> are you working independently or collaboratively question mark >> collaboratively. >> they use it software that adapts to their reading level. >> use are going through greater -- bigger grades. as some of them are more complex of the questions are complex and that helps to become a better reader. >> what does blended learning allow you to do in a classroom that you could not do before? >> with this model, it forces you as a teacher to structure your classroom in such a way that no kid falls by the wayside. helps keepgy also them on trac

president obama on the next milestone in the country it updates the laptops i haven't been to and doesn't fool me once in the sunshine does the new bed in my sleep i shoved tiny island site of the eye but honestly i am. according to the bullets that ended in a sense that come on try it and he fought in the final years at the announcement made for me. i just want to leave me a sad comment on the right guy some end of this. it has been been. watch the ttc and focused on hats on and on the present case the sheriff to be deployed on it with a fuss in the blood of the toastmasters he got a lot of bubble tea. chefs know i have had an idea sought exemption from him. the city of getting in that case the court said an unbeatable what it should be issued against the bomb on the cheap if he appears to be a foot right out. but eleven oz campaign to press the provincial autonomy and made to show profits fall by two sons max and sauces the separatists me though was killed in august two thousand and six giving a minute to make that go on to bite and then press the shutter of the farm on the strong man who is also facing trial in the high teens

probably didn't have a laptop in your briefcase, so we didn't deal with the digital issues, telecommunications issues. those are issues we need to deal with. >> now there is a newurgency to tie nafta to another trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership. the u.s. canada and mexico are a quarter of those negotiating with the tpp. china is not involved. recent tpp negotiations focused on tariffs, environmental protections and intellectual property. if signed it will encompass 40% of the world's gross domestic product. joining us to mark the 20th birthday of the enactment of the north america trade agreement , gentlemen, welcome to "inside story." >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> we heard from karla hills, who was there at the beginning. ambassador, is nafta popular in canada? >> it is very popular. trade with the united states and mexico is extremely popular. i think that for our purposes we, when we're here in washington we point out that canada is united states' largest customer. we buy more goods from the united states than the whole european union put together. so i think sometimes we talk about trade agreements in abstract terms, and we have

necessarily fair to say but it is true to some extent but it we shouldn't have to go to a laptop dealer to purchase a brand new computer when you can go directly to the manufacturer so i think it will depend on industry to industry and as technology advances. tesla is on the cutting edge of that and so i mean that's what you get well you know i want to talk a little bit about as well because that's another story but i think. i think that's going to be a wrap for today that's all for now from all of us here at boom bust thanks for watching and we'll see you next. technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future covered. sets are for sale. in the finish line of the marathon. the ultimate. leg. length. i bet that. a society that. big corporation kind of can. do and the bad side of all that all about money and i'm a catholic for a politician right the boss and it's. coming up. there's just too much isn't a society. that. was . into government and service in ukraine some of these say kiev's military operation in the region is a signal of a civil war following the deadly assault by armed for

laptops loaded with education software. and 36 students rotating through three activities. you will have a new way to teach kids.d blended learning. here in los angeles, veronica uses it to introduce her ninth graders to romeo and juliet. >> what did romeo do? what is he referring to? >> students are cut into groups of 12. >> and a class of 12 can be much easier. a student can get the same information three different ways. >> while she teaches a lesson -- >> another group uses their laptops for collaborative work. >> you are supposed to be collaborating, working together. >> others work independently using software that adapts to the reading level. the schools just get bigger as you go through the grades. the questions are more complex. you learn how to become a better reader. >> what does blended learning allow you to do at classroom that you could not do before? >> this model forces you as a teacher to structure your classroom in such a way that no kid falls by the wayside. >> technology helps to keep these digital natives on the right track. ofi wonder about a couple things. >> the principal uses it to keep a

laptops loaded with education software and 36 students rotating through three activities, and you have a newteach kids. it is called "blended learning." here, veronica uses it to introduce her ninth-graders to "romeo and juliet." >> what did romeo do, what is he referring to? >> in her classroom, students are divided into groups of 12. >> to a station of 12, it is very easy. a student can get the same information three different ways. >> while she teaches a lesson, another group uses their laptop for collaborative work. >> are you working independently, or are you supposed to be working together? >> collaboratively. >> others work independently, that use software that is tailored to their level. >> the articles get bigger, and you start to go to a bigger great and you are able to be more complex. the questions are more complex. it really helps you to become a better reader. >> what does blended learning allow you to do in a classroom that you could not do before? >> with this model, it forces you, as a teacher, to structure your classroom in such a way that no kid falls by the wayside. >> te

laptop thief and what the victim was entriesed to learn -- surprised to learn. >>> the obstacles a 9-year-old boy went through to save his dad after a snow mobile crash. >>> complete bay area newsoverage continues. this is ktvu channel news at awe. >>> it's only april but bay area firefighters are on high alert tonight as the dry weather makes for dangerous conditions. more firefighters and early training. that's the plan by cal fire as it ramps up one momentarily for -- hasn't early for fire season. got an exclusive look at the first days of training for cal fire. with the elite tack unit. >> there, little a hot day and the bay area has had a lot of those lately and the conditions led cal fire to start training early before fire season really takes off. >> a cal fire helicopter starting up is a familiar sound but unusual in early april. cal fire's elite hell i pack unit took to the air today launching a training program that usually starts in may. said the one month head start is due to the severe drought conditions. >> this year the fires wilmore likely be burning earlier in the season which means we need to get our crews trained and ready. >> today the hell i tack unit worke

up to a nearby table and steals a laptop and a phone that are just sitting there and then just walks right out the door. police are still looking for this woman. >>> newhis morning, a bill that could end killer whale shows in california has its first committee hearing today. the bill would require san diego seaworld to stop performances by the whales. the park would also have to move its 10 orcas to a larger pen and the bill would ban the import or export of orcas. >>> an oklahoma girl keeps adding to her all-time record sales of girl scout cookies. >> 12-year-old katie francis sold more than 21,000 boxes of cookies over 59 days. last month she broke the previous record of 18,000 setback in the 1980s. >> i feel really happy about it. it's just helped me to know that i have accomplished a lot and it's really, really cool to see me on tv. >> someone is going to hire her. her lifetime goal to sell 100,000 boxes. that's 355 boxes a day. >> oh, my goodness. i think she can make that goal. >> i think she will. >>> 4:56. a bizarre sight or bear streets. a smart car owner finds vehicles tipped over. the unusual crime spree coming up. >> i'm mark kelly. former

devices such as laptop computers and smart phones, but unlike cable and satellite tv companies, aereo does not pay for the programming it sells. aereo's c.e.o. chet kanojia told cbs news sunday morning that, in his opinion, it's all perfectly legal and is essentially the same as watching free tv with a rooftop antenna. >> we assign you one of these antennas and storage space in the cloud. it's unique, so you actually get your own antenna and your own storage space. >> reporter: but attorney paul clement, arguing on behalf of the major broadcast networks, including cbs, told the supreme court today that aereo is in clear violation of u.s. copyright laws and must pay for the use of programs the networks own. t there's nothing about the digital age that makes the copyright laws obsolete. >> reporter: some justices worried ruling against aereo could hamper the booming growth of the cloud. justice stephen breyer said he was nervous about what a possible decision against aereo is going to do to other technologies. other justices were skeptical of aereo's basic argument. chief justice john roberts told aereo's lawyer, there's no technological reason for you to have 10,000 di

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