chrome cast is google's second attempt. what it is is, it says, we are not going to build a consultative box that goes on the tv. we are not going to put content that streams into that box. we are just going to make a little thing that looks like a usb flash drive, plug it into a port called an hdmi port which is the common port on the back of hd tvs. use a wire to plug it in. whether you have an android phone or an iphone or tablets of those two types, you will see a little icon pop-up that will let beameen whatever -- whatever you were watching on the phone or tablet onto the tv screen. that is the new product. it costs $35. apple, for several years, has had a similar ring. if you haven't to own -- if you happen to own an apple tv, in addition to the programming built into the apple tv like major league baseball, itunes, things like that. you have been able to use technology of theirs called airplay which does the same thing. i have that, it wirelessly beams it to the tv. apple had airplay. google has it with crunk last -

a modular hip combines a chrome cobalt neckpiece that fits into a titanium shell.tely, the design coming out of stryker's hip ended up being somewhat of a disaster. the disaster is this: they originally predicted that maybe 0.5% of them were going to fail, but those numbers rapidly rose, and now we're looking at a statistic well about 50% of the components are corroding, and the corrosion creates a reaction surrounding the hip, and then chrome cobalt can be released into the bloodstream. and if that gets released in the bloodstream, major problems can happen to various systems: the teeth, neurologic systems, skin changes... - the company says that it is prepared to write checks for medical expenses. it also says that it's taking care of this situation and constantly monitoring it, as well as collecting data in the medical community. but do you think this is enough? - as we follow these patients, what we found is, the longer they delay the eventual treatment, the worse they do. so just because the patient comes in and they think that maybe there's something wrong, w

they come out with chrome cast.t is a little better for them still what happens is, we see customers, when they get, something piques their interest in streaming they do reviews. look at amazon and cnet and buying roku because we're america's favor way to stream. we have best reviews and best pricing compared to value of content we get. liz: apple has sold more units, apple tv, but this brings me to the question of intel. we cover intel heavily here. they keep talking about some type of a device that they're going to come out with. they're brainiacs over there i'm beginning to wonder what do you hear, are you concerned about intel entering the market? some analysts we spoke to said everybody needs to watch out. >> let me correct in apple tv. in united states they sell roughly same number of units we do. liz: globally. >> globally they sell more, but in the u.s. we sell more. research there are more roku boxes being used than apple tvs. when someone buys a roku they actually use it. when someone buys apple tv they do

it's a sea of chrome, and absolute sea of chrome. do you polish this? yes, i do. you do?y hand, with chrome polish? yes. and one of my ex-wives. and one of your ex-wives? how many ex-wives have you got? mind your own business. ( laughs ) how old is it? it's around 30 to 40 years old. right, okay. and... let's put this into context. who lived in this caravan? who used this caravan? romani people. i suppose a lot of us think about romani caravans as being those quaint horseshoe-shaped caravans that are pulled along by a horse, but this is a real traveler's caravan, isn't it? absolutely. they were used for living in or fortune-telling. and this has spent its life in brighton as a fortune-teller's caravan. who made this caravan? it was made in cumbria... by a company called westmoreland star caravans. how did you come to acquire something like this? you don't just come across things like this by accident. no, it was part of a debt. a person owed me some money, and i took the caravan as part of a debt. right, okay. i've got to see how original this caravan is inside. come on i

now there is also new google chrome cast.it costs just $35 and will stream through your lap top or mobile device to tv. but until the chrome cast adds more services consumer reports says it can't compete with a set top box. $35 all that stuff and they're not sure. >> >> sandhya patel keeping an eye on warm weather out there, which we needx÷6y÷ its warming a good bit. >> it is. temperatures up from 2 to three degrees compared to here it's mild. i'm surround by sunshine. best part about this is i get paid to bask in the sun. right now, most of the bay area in the clear just a silver of fog along the coastline there. but that is not anything compared to the previous days we had a little bit more fog and low clouds. you can see a beautiful view of san francisco. san francisco 54 now. check out golden gate bridge. it's blue skies overhead. 86 in nef vatto mid-90s fairfield. looking at the view here are the highs so far. santa rosa, 91. check out livermore. 87 in redwood city and san jose. east bay hills camera, you can see a bit o

. >> she has a chrome book. the inexpensive laptop from google and soon her students will have them too. they won a grant from the federal race to the top program for $29 million. the chrome books only cost $250 each. >> the chrome book at that price point allows at our grades 6 through 12 for each student to have an individual student device. >> younger kids will share them. they store everything in the cloud so the dog can't eat your homework. >> the student shares it and you can turn in your homework, get comments from the teacher. >> but they are far more than a replacement for pencil and paper. giving students access to laptops is the distribute's first plan to quite literally turn education upside down. >> shifting from teacher as on the stage to teacher facilitator. >> it's called flip learning. instead of listening to a lecture and going home to bang out problems, students will go home and watch videos their teachers make. >> we will take this digit and multiply it times every digit. >> and come to class

. >> she has a chrome book. inexpensive laptop from google and soon her students will have them too. they won a grant from the federal race to the top program for $29 million. the chrome books only cost 250 each. >> the chrome book at that price point allows at our grades 6 through 12 for each student to have an individual student device. >> younger kids will share them. they store everything in the cloud so the dog can't eat your homework. >> student shares it and you can turn in your homework, get comments from the teacher. >> but they are far more than a replacement for pencil and paper. it is a plan to quite literally turn education upside down. >> shifting from teacher as on the stage to teacher facilitator. >> it's called of flip learning. students will go home and watch videos their teachers make. >> we will take this digit and multiply it times every digit. >> and come to class to work on the assignment with the teacher. it allows kids to learn at their own pace. >> i have students who will sit there and

a word of warning if you use google chrome: your passwords may not be as protected as you think.of the hottest car companies around.. and it's based right here. how strong revenue growth.. and inspired investors.. are drg up tesla's stock price. a bit of excitement in the >>> investors are driving up tesla's stock price. >> thunderstorms are possible from mendocino northward. why this is a sign that the coolest weather is now behind us. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, thought they saw a great whe shark. it got the attention of a l of people. so i went to see what was going on. >>> some thought they saw a great white shark in the bay. >> i went down to see what was going on. >> reporter: it looked ominous. almost like a scene from jaws. a shark circling #23450u near the hyde street pier. it got main to do a double take. >> i was cruising along the pilings, i could see the top of the fin and the back of his tail, and he's just kind of swimming along. >> could you mistake it for a great white? >> i could see how someone could make that mistake. >> we were brought some photographs. it was thought to

people who use google chrome web browser you face a security risk. the browser stores your pass word for various pass words. anybody access to your computer can see the pass words. they have to launch google click onsetings and type in pass words. all of the stored pass words they appear. if you wish to protect yourself all you have to do is clear out your pass words and stop storing them in chrome. google has no plans to change the system at least not yet. >> medical procedures drive up the cost of healthcare and their pets. they can have health insurance for their favorite cat or dog to help keep their pet healthcare costs down. wal-mart is among the various companies testing pet healthcare. although it is welcoming it only in canada. it is expected to grow with some companies. 3,000 so far offering pet insurance for their employees as a perk to keep the employees on the job. a third of the temperatures are fortune 500 companies. >> i am going to check chrome for my pass word first. >> it is nine minutes after the top of the hour a judge ruling on

the chrome. this looks like brushed stainless steel. what you do not see is brass, and press has really become -- is in favor these days. kroll is probably the most popular. it is similar to in kitchen appliances, stainless steel. is good. it goes with all color schemes. >> there was a recent change to san francisco's codes that said you could not have more than one sitting turned on at any more than one time. so you cannot have multiple salaries and more for water savings. >> right. a lot of people like showers for two, and now, you are saying one valve for one shower. >> i think you could probably sit flow rates could be adjusted, and you could probably make it happen, but it is beginning to be very tightly regulated. tell us, when people come in to buy, what is it that they like? what are they actually buying? >> a lot of it has to do with style. first is for the lab faucet's. you have the widespread, the two handles, hot and cold. very modern design. >> people like modern. >> people like modern, but we are in san francisco, so we ge

there was chrome all around baltimore city. we know exact will why you are. there is a process how you go and build on. >> reporter: the tip will pay for streets, park and other infrastructure. including the head quarters of xlonn corporation. the city wants to borrow and spend more than $100 million. there are other neighborhoods that need it much more than the inner harbor. >> it's going to be great for the development. it's not going to be such a benefit to the rest of the city. >> reporter: don'ts vote was 11- 3. henry and stocks and -- voted against it. the final votes expected to come next month. live in the news room. abc2 news. >>> been a rough night for anyone on i-83. northbound i-83 has been a mess all night. it's smoothing pretty smoothly now but it was really, really ugly earlier tonight. traffic was about to a halt after 7:00 tonight. apparently a cement truck overturned in the northbound lanes turning the traffic basically into a parking lot. there it is from earlier today. it is just not moving at all. apparently something from the cement truc

sort of system for chrome for google chrome and they wanted us to sort of make sense of that data so we built these other elements around and we help in some of them with some of the visuals of how to do that and there's a will for this but you can go through this through the world and kind of see who is importing and exporting to who you can see the u.s. is you know really doing both china exports a lot you know what is indonesia doing it's a very sort of explorer it's a tool itself i wouldn't quite see its decision making functional device in that regard it's more of an exploration tool so. that was wes grubbs data visualizer with pitch interactive. do you ever get the feeling that the news anchors on television are just mindless media parrots repeating the same talking points over and over again well if you haven't you might after seeing this. consumer news economic factors may take some spring out of the easter bunny step this year if you don't like factors like take out of the easter bunny still be sure economic factors make a kind of spring out of the easter bunny this year at

. >> at conception, we begin as the same clump of cells except for the y chrome zone, which we guys haveses hormones to be added to the clump of cells and they make men's brains different? >> right. so whether you have the y chrome zone or not, the level of testosterone you had in utero begins to shape your brain in a certain way. >> and changes you forever? >> well, it certainly makes a big difference. what's interesting is that if women take testosterone, and that's happening more and more, that if they take too much, they begin to think like a guy. they always think about sex, they have less empathy, and it can cause some trouble. >> they ride motorcycles. i want to poll any audience here. how many of you have a good sense of direction? more guys i'm seeing raising their hand than women. and that's my experience. look at these two experiments i reported on. this first one was done at the university of rochester. students are blind folded and walked through the maze of tunnels that run underneath the campus. experimenters guide them with a tap on the shoulder so they don't run into any

what is chrome? good. "ome" for $2,000. katie. what is a chromosome? yes. "ome" for $1,200. katie. what is a tome? yes. "ome" for $800. friendly garden fellow seen here. nilai. who is a gnome? a gnome. you got it. let's go around the white house with alex for $1,200. maybe if the laws were changed, i could be president like the guy above me, who took residence here in this year. nilai. what is 1992? no. brittany. what is 1993? 1993 for president clinton. yes. white house with alex for $800. out the back windows, there's an inspiring view of these two presidential landmarks. nilai. what are the washington monument and the jefferson memorial? yes. let's go meet the monotremes! for $1,600. katie. what is a hedgehog? no. nilai or brittany? [ beep ] what is the spiny anteater. back to you, nilai. let's go meet the monotremes! for $1,200, please. for the flat feature projecting from the animal's face, this word sometimes comes before platypus. katie. what is duck-billed? yes. monotremes! for $800. brittany. what are reptiles? you're right. monotremes! for $400. brittany. what are mammals

. >>> in news are uptonight it's not a new chrome but anne arundel police say it's going to on -- going on soon -- stealing the mail from your box. don harrison talked to some people about what they're doing. >> reporter: you drop your check in the mail in the morning and sphoor get about it and expect to get it but thieves are grabbing it before it leaves your mailbox. >> they know who they're targeting and the times. >> reporter: police say that target is your money. >> they're trying to get checks that could be intended for a bill collector or checks intended for you. they're taking them and fraud lntly transcribing it to make this look like their name or some other recipient. >> reporter: county police say it's in the one specific area where the thefts are occurring. it's happening all over the county. >> we've gotten reports, north, south, east and west, of people's mails and checks being stolen out of their mailbox. >> reporter: some residents take precaution. >> i never let anything sit overnight. >> reporter: gerald had his state tax return stolen before. >> it was a very frustr

i came in here looking for a chrome tailpipe, but soon as i got in -- bam!d behind me, and darned if i ain't too big to turn around and move it. don't worry. i can do it. [ grunts ] wa-hoo! you did it, big buddy! i'm not big. well, you are to me right now, partner. yay! yeah, chuck! way to go! we wouldn't have been able to get him out of there without your help. i guess it is good to be a little guy sometimes. but i still can't wait to get big. don't worry. you're only little for now, and you're growing up fast. too fast, if you ask me. [ chuckling ] mom. i just think, big or small, you're perfect the way you are. hey, guys, catch! [ tires screeching ] [ laughter ] chuck! way to go! [ tires screech ] hey, who's up for a game of fender ball? wa-hoo! great idea. great idea! i love fender ball! [ laughter ] [ tires screech ] ♪ give me a mountain to climb ♪ ♪ rescue heroes ♪ rescue heroes ♪ rescue heroes ♪ rescue heroes man: global response team. (thudding) ♪ >>an #1: yee-ha! claw to command. are the seismic spheres responding? >> man #2: signals are coming in a

gamma butyrolactone -- it cleans the chrome wheels and such. you know that your wheel cleaner comes from china? it's chock-full of unique impurities. we could match the ghb that we found at austin's house to that which we found in austin's body and connect it all to what we found at your office. moore: can you do any of that at the county crime lab? uh, probably not. actually, you can't do it anywhere. she always lie like this? i hope not. gabriel: you ever hear of a man by the name of peter benjamin, doc? let's see if this jogs your memory. you were in the drug business with your stepson. the fbi caught austin dealing. they promised they'd go easy on him if he gave them his supplier. they didn't realize that they were asking him to turn on the man he thought of as his father. no, no. hold on, hold -- hold on a second. just hold on here. you are jumping to all sorts of conclusions! all right, all right, let me make this easy on you, doctor. the l.a.p.d. doesn't care about the ghb. we won't be arresting you for that. all i care about is finding

. >> $35 chrome cast, like an am tv, take your android or iphone and you can send anything from youtubeeos right to your tv. >> how come you don't have any apple products? >> good question. that is because apple has an event on september 10th. i think we will see the new iphone there iphone 5 c at the lower end of the iphone 5 s, replace the 5. >> smart stick cable controller. >> like the chrome pass, an droirkd puts android on your tv. this is a bluetooth keyboard, use your tablet on your tv. this is a raven bluetooth speaker that i like. >> just a speaker? we got to run. this is cool. i like this. how much is this? >> 100 bucks. >> have a great weekend, everybody! thanks for joining us, everybody! >>> and live from the nasdaq market site right here in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. happy friday, everybody. our traders tonight are josh brown, dan nave, steve grasso and mr. bk. the big story fast is following now. summer bum, the dow and the sap dropping again today, posting their worst three-day l

water type extinguisher it's a chrome big thing that holds 2-1/2 gallons of water. 30-40 feet away is the maximum, you want to get closer. flood it with water you can put your thumb over the tip and it fans it out. dry chemicals, inside here this is a bc this is one you might have in your car. it's not used on wood, paper, classic fires only on flammable liquid and electrical fires that's what you use in your car. if will have a pressure gauge. metal handle and it will have a good sized rubber nozzle and the label and all that will tell you the fire it's for. pass, pull the pin out. aim the nozzle. squeeze the lever. don't squeeze it and class 6 this happens. don't shoot the instructor in the foot because when you hold it, hold it here and don't squeeze down when you pull the pin and squeeze it will shoot down. keep your thumb out of the way and aim at the base of the fire. you sweep slowly back and forth and move in closer. don't be afraid. the closer you get the more dry chemical powder you will put on the fire and it will go out faster. stay low. before you enter a room feel the do

all you he to do is go to heygirl.io and you download chrome extension and this little heart shows up then all you have to do is click on it. to tell us about hey girl we have its creator catherine champagne, and one of her teachers, kevin solorio via skype right this this minute. well-done. how did this all come to be? >> student here in chicago. one of our programming challenges, we had to do an exercise where we simulated elements on a web page live in java script. we were having a great time turning all of his profile information to look like he was channing tatum. i took him up on his challenge and, hey girl, was born. although without channing tatum, ryan gosling. >> do you know how many people have downloaded hey girl? >> as of this morning it was around 4k. >> wow. >> kevin, what does this mean for your boot camp, your school getting this much attention from one student? >> it's fantastic. it just shows -- especially for us, six weeks ago catherine did not know java script and this whole thing was done in java script. just a lot of desire, a lot of passion, a lot of learning.

. >> like the chrome pass an droirkd puts android on your tv. this is a bluetooth keyboard, use your tablet on your tv. this is a raven bluetooth speaker that i like. >> just a speaker? we got to run. this is cool. i like this. how much is this? >> 100 bucks. >> have a great weekend, everybody! thanks for joining us, everybody! >>> and live from the nasdaq market site right here in new york's times square i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. happy friday, everybody. our traders tonight are josh brown, dan nave steve grasso and mr. bk. the big story fast is following now. summer bum, the dow and the sap dropping again today, posting their worst three-day losing streak since july 2012. the ten-year yield closer to 3% by the day, by the minute it seems, the question we asked tonight is how do you play the selloff and is it the start of an even bigger correction? dan, kick it off with you, you are a smart bloke. >> i try. i'm going to reference my friend, esteemed colleague, josh brown, said on the halftime show, we are in a correction, down

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the new and the chrome whistleblower edward snowden has come tonight sharing that the national security agency has been listening in on the united nations report in new york with details on this latest revelation. america's national security agency allegedly cracked the encryption guarding the united nations' internal video conferencing system that's according to german newspaper der spiegel the publication says that the n.s.a. surveillance of the united nations took place last summer and three weeks after happening into the video system america's spy agency had allegedly boosted its number its number of such decrypted communications from twelve to four hundred and fifty eight now for anyone who doesn't already know this spying on the united nations is illegal under international law der spiegel also reports that the u.s. maintains a monitoring program called the special collection service in over eighty embassies and consulates around the world often without the knowledge of the host country now many may be wondering why is it that the united states would want to spy on the united nati

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. >>> little warning tonight for google chrome users. >> think twice before saving your passwords on financial web sites. a software developer discovered that getting ahold of anyone's password is pretty easy. once someone opens google cream on your computer, they have access to all your pass worsd. it's a simple process as you go through the settings icon. right now google doesn't have a solution, but if you're worried, you can always disable the save password option. >>> and yahoo is trying out something new. it is changing its iconic logo for the first time in almost 20 years. part of the company's mission, to be cool again. that's everybody's mission, right. >>> each day over the next month, yahoo will showcase 30 different logos on its home page. the final design will be unveiled on september 4th. >> you don't have to worry, ken. you're still cool. >> we'll be right back. ,, ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. frnltsz letterman is next with lindsey lohan. >> you're cooler tha