to in two thousand and five students mit created a cheap laptop for children in third world countries and they said it would only cost about one hundred dollars and fortunately that concept never took off because they had trouble keeping the production costs down after all the only type of similar laptop on the market in the us is the i pad and that's going to run you at least five hundred bucks so steve jobs could this be another nail in your apple coffin here we have a new threat to your i pad and now there's rumors circulating that you're trying to fix your i phone four s. by saying that you're delaying the release of the phone with the case come on it's a case nobody's buying that excuse so let's just hope that steve's heard about this new laptop and decides to drop the price on the i pad stat. oh yeah another neighborhood has become the stage for the debate over mosques in america and the board of trustees of a roman catholic church on staten island has formally rejected a proposal to sell a vacant convent to a muslim organization the plan to use it as a mosque now neighbors that

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if you fire up your wifii gadgets like smart phones, ipads, and laptops when on the water, you will nowe that network available. i went out on the bay in a boat and witnessed a demo, it worked. even with choppy waters and high winds, the signal was strong. they could not reveal details but they are working with ferryboat companies, who are going to take advantage of this new wifii. it is likely that the ferries will offer it for free for at a subsidized price to commuters. but, for now anyone can use it the price is $2.95 for 15 minutes, $6.95 for 24 hours, or $30 for a month of service or you can buy an annual pass, which works out to about $24 a month. >> wifii inbedded in all of our laptops, smart phones and so many other devices, there is all the options for connecting to the internet we want to get people as many options as possible. so, we decided the bay, we have got boaters, we have got people who want to access, who were out having a good time and want to make a dinner reservation, open table under iphone, there you go. >> to cover 62 square miles of the bay with wifii they bui

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with his laptop. in any malt shop! >> good morning. i am the executive director of the transportation authority. your emcee for the event. it brings me tremendous pleasure to welcome you all, notable visitors, elected officials to the event which is the groundbreaking for a contract 4 on the presidio park where project which will deliver the southbound battery tunnel and detour road that will bring everybody who uses the oil and dive into safety by the middle of 2011. we are delighted to be able to use this opportunity. back in october, we had a ground-breaking ceremony for the project as a whole. we had the speaker of the house nancy pelosi with us. the mayor was here, other dignitaries. at the time, we were looking at the oil drive -- doyle drive. we now have a different project for the 21st century. it is an example of what partnership and inventiveness and the full participation of the amazing community of san francisco residents can do to create a project that is really worthy of the amazing natural setting of the presidio park, t

manny is sitting by a full having a cheeseburger and a club soda, and he is watching on his laptop. i want to says i have heard somebody talking about a missing a train. that is what is going to happen. if we do not get on board, we miss the train. we build bridges. we build the floor as we walk on. we build the roof that keeps the elements away. this job will keep people at work forever. once we are finished with construction, people can go to work forever, which is something they cannot do now. we hope you will see it that way and let this bill go through. >> [list of names] >> greetings. i am a community organizer for the san francisco who organizing project. i am going to be delivering this for deakin davis. he served in the community as a beacon for the last 30 years. this is faith-based organizations working in schools, and it is district 10, and our coalition was able to negotiate the best in the nation we just wanted to share a few comments. we live in the community. we worship there, and we send our kids to the schools. we see for ourselves. you do not need to go outside of

how much did you spend on your laptop? the indian institute of technology just rolled out a model that costs $35. you heard that right. $35 to put the laptop in the hands of students. it will install broadband internet access in 22,000 of its colleges so students can use the device which can run on solar power. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> the wireless industry filed a suit over the new law requiring cell phone stores to post each cell phone's energy level. the industry trade group ctia says posting that information is going to be misleading to consumers. especially into thinking one phone is safer than the other. the objective is to block the law from taking effect next february. studies have not conclusively found evidence that cell phone radiation is a health risk. >>> b.a.r.t. trains aren't running from glenn park and balboa park in san francisco tonight. the tracks had been shut down 40 minutes this morning because a man was spotted running on the tracks. b.a.r.t. resumed service after police searched the enti

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the items stolen mainly have been electronics such as laptops and gaming systems. >>> more antimosquito fogging is planned tonight in santa clara county. it's part of "vector control's" ongoing effort to control west nile virus. the area to be sprayed tonight covers part of campbell and west san jose, bounded roughly by hamilton and bud avenues, highway 17 and san tomas aquino road. the county confirmed that mosquitos collected from that area tested positive for the virus. fogging begins at 11:00 tonight. >> someday someone from vector control is going to come in here and give you the smackdown. [ laughter ] >>> half a billion, that's how many people now have facebook accounts. half a billion. the social networking site announced the milestone yesterday. get this. it comes down to one out of every seven human beings on the planet. facebook's founder 26-year-old mark zuckerberg says never imagined the site would be such a success. he started it out of his harvard dorm room just six years ago. he says his goal now though is to reach a billion users by next year. >>> facebook says their cu

they are hitting at night, smashing windows, and grabbing whatever they can see electronics, laptops, monitors, flat screen tvs. this has been going on since february, seven six -- six or seven burglaries. this is the area in the east bay shore corridor in palo alto. near embarcadero road just east of highway 101 and then south to san antonio road. so that area of palo alto. but this has also been going on in neighboring cities. so what police are telling businesses right now is to hide everything away from windows. they might want to improve lighting and even hire private security guards has police investigate. the mercury news is reporting that they also have some blood evidence from one of the crime scenes and they are trying to match that up and find the suspect. they believe it is probably one person doing all of these crimes. sydnie? >> anne, thank you very much. anne makovec in palo alto. >>> two teenaged brothers are in the hospital this morning. they were shot at a house party in the east bay at about 12:30 this morning in brentwood. several teenagers were at a party when a g

they are taking laptops, video game systems and wallets. >> santa clara is very safe but like any other area, crimes do occur. have you to be -- you have to be aware of your surroundings and lock your doors and windows. >> no one has been hurt. police say there's no suspect description available. >>> there's a new warning about the use of water in california and the environmental health of the delta. >>> a tense police action involving a standoff and a man with a chainsaw. >>> at least parts of the bay area should see warmer temperatures by the weekend. meteorologist mark tamayo has the details. >>> also -- >> reporter: a mysterious fire in sfo's long-term parking lot. a minivan spreads its fires and we'll have the latest investigation coming up. >>> san leandro police called out the s.w.a.t. team right behind the police department near california and la fayette avenues a block west of east 14th street. police say a man lived in a house there. there was a brief standoff when the man did not respond for calls for him to come outside but he eventually surrendered to police. no one was hur

they can of value, mainly things they saw from the window before at the broke windows, things like laptops and small television monitors. here's a map of where this has been going on since february. it is along the east bay shore corridor on and near embarcadero road just east of highway 101 and then south to san antonio road. so that area of palo alto. but this has also been going on in neighboring cities. so what police are telling businesses right now is to hide everything away from windows. they might want to improve lighting and even hire private security guards has police investigate. the mercury news is reporting that they also have some blood evidence from one of the crime scenes and they are trying to match that up and find the suspect. they believe it is probably one person doing all of these crimes. sydnie? >> anne, thank you very much. anne makovec in palo alto. >>> two teenaged brothers are in the hospital this morning. they were shot at a house party in the east bay at about 12:30 this morning in brentwood. several teenagers were at a party when a group of young men drove up.

the 1700 block and burglars hit at night, smashing windows and going inside to steel electronics laptops and televisions. it's unclear whether all seven burglaries are xekted. >>> san jose police officers today approved a pay cut and other concessions in a return for guarantee of no layoffs in the next year. members of the police officer's association voted to accept 4% reduction in pay and they will increase their contributions for health care and retirement. in return the union says the city has agreed not to lay off any officers during the one-year term of the contract. the city council must approve that deal. >>> a few of the 80 oakland police officers laid off this week will find new opportunities with the oakland schools. the school district is running a new summer camp at their main office and needs three officers to fill positions there or patrolling schools throughout the rest of the city. >> it's an opportunity for us to hire police officers from oak labd that know the city, and come work for us so i'm truly pleased we're able to hire at least. >> the police force plans to add

they sneak into your home at 3:00 in the morning and then walk off with laptops and video game con souls and whoever is doing this is still out there. no amount of locks will ever be enough. >> push down. >> reporter: after thursday's announcement, he wants to move out. >> lock this one and that one. i would never use that. >> reporter: since july 13th there has been a string of six home burglaries in the southern part of the city of santa clara taken place in the early morning hours. they enter into a window or door and carry electronics while the people are sleeping. the the fear is that you will wake upright in the middle of it and catch the thief red handed. lock your windows and doors when you go to sleep. >> we are asking people to help us prevent from occurring in the first place by taking some simple steps. >> reporter: he double locks his patio door. >> yes, i am. right now i have two little ones that's why. >> reporter: as for vincent, he's nervous ever since a high profile rape happened across the street. he's got 13 months to go on his rental agreement. we are going to move a

and why fight embedded on our smart phone, laptops, wifi summoned options to connect that i want to giveeople as many options as possible. we of voters, people that want access that are out having a good time if they want to make a dinner reservation. >> and to cover all of this there are special and tenants. >> another thing is with emergency vehicles, and well as the ferry systems and weather cruises to be able to connect and the time as they have connectivity. >> on the bay, gave slate, kron 4 news. >> this is the wifi map of the day and you can see the area covered. from the golden gate bridge, all the way to the richmond bridge this is the general area for coverage. and you can see right over here the dark green area is where view could have coverage if you of a laptop, smart phones. this light green is where there is definitely going to be coverage depending on the perception of you have. one half mile from shore, you will definitely be guaranteed practical. and all the way from angel island, pretty much where there is a land mass there are antennas. this was a difficult thing to d

to put you know so tell period to make hotel if you had enough cold air a boutique hotel and your laptop. in serbia multis available in flux clinton hyatt regency. well to smile to you tonight repossession rates in the united states reach record highs with more people seeking help from the community disillusioned by the government a package. it's a man's world in a stone here is a new report shows women their suffer the most in you up in the battle of the sexes and lower pay and fewer jobs. riding high rushes the saddles and beast of the international bike convention in ukraine before going on to me. midnight forty five. back with more news in full in less than fifteen minutes between now and then let's catch up with a tallish call that a sport for. hello and welcome you all with the sports news on our t.v. thanks for watching and here is what's coming up in the program a line your logic of course hauled off absolute time to want to snap a three game losing skid plus the rest of the results from the russian premier league. for every action there is a reaction you're going to get and the

. >> laptops everywhere. looked like there was a huge party on the plane, but there wasn't. >> reporter: the pilot diverted the plane to denver where emergency crews took 21 people to the hospital. most were walking wounded. moments before the drop, the pilot warned passengers to brace for turbulence and turned the seat belt sign on. in fact, most of the injuries happened to those who weren't wearing seat belts. >> that's why we insist, we always ask, please, folks, keep your seat belts fastened while you're seated. unfortunately, some people don't listen to that. >> reporter: federal investigators are working to determine the cause. experts say it was likely a case of clear air turbulence which is nearly impossible to detect. several uninjured passengers continued on another flight to los angeles, relieved this trip was finally over. kristen welker, nbc news, los angeles. >>> let's go back to washington for a moment for what happened there today because it will be felt across the country. almost two years no

he met dutch agents earlier this year and showed them the files on his laptop, offering them to sell his intelligence collection. two weeks later at a london hotel, he handed over the files. he left with a suitcase containing 900,000 pounds. he was then arrested. when police searched his flat, they found more secret information, including a memory stick containing 7000 files. he would have been security vested when he joined the organization. it would have looked at the psychological profile. the fact he was willing to betray the organization's secrets, and smuggle them out of the building, will raise questions about security procedures. and in court, he claimed to have been directed by voices he heard in his head. prosecution lawyers said they were not willing to accept this and would want their own report before sentencing in early september. bbc news. >> the latest headlines for you on "bbc world news." the u.s. government has ordered bp to press on with keep pressure tests on its blown out well in the gulf of mexico. spain's prime minister has warned of tough times in his state o

the detectives say the robbers appear to be after items such as gaming systems and laptop computers. >>> ac transit workers met with their union representatives today to talk about an imposed work contract. ac transit imposed the contract on bus drivers, dispatchers and mechanics after bitter contract negotiations stalled. the new work rules shiftedire hours and boosted health insurance premiums as they try to chose a deficit. the union says they are playing hardball to force it into a labor action. >> i am not questioning what they are trying to do. i think whoever they are being directed by is not giving them the correct information on how it would effect what is helpful for our riding public. >> they ordered them to settle it between arbitration. the union is seeking an injunction to stop the new contract from being implemented. >>> b.a.r.t's board of directors approved a plan to go ahead and build an oakland airport connector. the railway would connect the coliseum station to the airport. plans for the project stalled back in february when the federal government with drew funding

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>>rare earths are essential to modern, tech-driven, urban life - in fact, your mobile phone or laptop could well contain a piece of northern china. >>anwen: as we entered the 21st century, it was clear that rare earth is the treasure of new materials. it's the key hi-tech material - and in many sectors, there is no other metal substitute. >>reporter: and, for now at least, there's virtually no alternative to china - which controls 97 percent of the global rare earth supply chain. >>the us used to dominate the market. but in the mid 1980's, china ramped up production and undercutprices - rendering exploitation of north american reserves unviable. >>reporter: for most of the past 20 years, the developed world has allowed its own mines and processing plants to close, relying on low cost chinese supplies instead. but technology hasn't stood still. today, industries dependent on rare earth metals - including fibre optic cables that power the internet, flat screen tvs and alternative energy applications - account for an estimated five percent of the global economy. >>as the world embraces t

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her laptop purchased from fries.com came with a $50 rebate offer from the manufacturer msi corporationthis is the packing slip from fries. >> reporter: the computer came with this packing slip showing what she bought, price, address, all the usual things you expect on a right. she then submitted her rebate online meeting msi's 15 terms and conditions including the original upc code and what she thought was the invoice. >> so i sent what i thought was an invoice but i -- it's the only thing i received from fry's which was a packing list or packing slip. >> reporter: leilani's rebate request was denied because it was indeed a packing slip and not an invoice. and under the terms and conditions, msi doesn't allow you to resubmit your rebate. >> which is a little ridiculous. but you can't even try again. [ laughter ] >> seems silly. >> reporter: leilani found dozens of complaints online from other customers about the same problem with msi rebates. she contacted cbs13 in sacramento which contacted the company. it says, leilani is supposed to get an invoice from fry's that's mailed separately

and somehow he convinced her to ship him a new dell laptop so he could work on her case in mumbai. >> my conscience is saying, what are you doing, are you crazy? i sent it anyways because i really believed in this guy. i had faith that he was protecting my dignity. >> and then tara's disturbing experience with the tech support rep took a more bizarre turn. on valentine's day he told her he had fallen in love with a young woman in tennessee who had also called dell tech support. she discovered he shipped $800 worth of gear to the woman and billed it to tara's credit card. the tennessee woman did not respond to our request for comment, and neither did rhiad. >> can't see your face. move up your webcam. >> in several webcam conversations he talked about the charges from this week. in one message he said, you are my true friend, tara. i am sorry i accidentally charged your dell account, but i will pay. i don't want to lose my job. it is a mistake which happened with me. yes, this all happened more than a year ago, and tara said she complained to dell several times about it. it took her th

these are people with all laptops in their cars, a lot of technology, license plate mirrors, facial recognition coming on line. we have fire departments which have full computers in the car. these are not hand-held devices. the fcc looked at hand-held devices. there are video cameras in buildings for suspects are. that consumes a lot of band width. we do not believe that was taken into consideration. there is nothing in the report that indicates that. part of our argument is that the commission has stated that they believe 10 mhz is enough today and that we may need more in the future. our issue is we do not plan for today. we plan for the future. wireless networks, wired networks. you do not build based on what you need today. you build based on a forecast for 10 or 15 years. once that spectrum is gone, you do not have any other spectrum to bring in. we believe that needs to be in large part get a kid spectrum. we also agree there will be times we will have extra spectrum. we should be authorized to have agreements with carriers for them to be able to use that extra spectrum so it does not end

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it does what my laptop does. now that i have it, it's amazing. >> i want one. i so want one. i don't need one. i want one. >> i'm going to buy one as a luxury. it's going to be not as big as iphone or ipod but i actually think it's going to continue to grow in terms of appeal and it will become almost a platform of use of families. >> they just leave them lying by the side. >> i got to pay for my ipad with commercial time. check out pressheretv.com for more. see you next week.

her now we could write hundreds of fund raising letters and in pakistan i learned to use a local laptop. slate board there. the whole village participated in the building school and it was a joy ous time. this is 18 miles - on that bridge - i didn't mention it but there's 5, 800 pound cables they carried up to the village. 8 men would put this with a spool and carry this up to the village. this is where they're carrying the struts and beams for the roof. what's amazing here, this man is the head man for the village. i don't know if there's clergy here, but in their culture they're not supposed to do labor. they're suppose to give spiritual advice. he carried the first load symbolizing his advocacy for education. in the back there's the silver beard. see after three years we hadn't gotten very far. the problem wasn't them but me. i was doing something we call micromanage meant. i had my receipts and i was determined to make this school getting built without losing one dollar and village chief one day came up to me and sat me down and said son, you need to do one thing, you need to sit do

port them to laptops. i have to agree that it would be greet to have more information. commissioner joseph: can they read passports? >> yeah, the nice ones, the one that you can spend a lot of money on, they can read passports, state idea and even -- commissioner joseph: military? military i.d.? >> those are the more expensive ones. it completely actually takes a digital scan of the i.d. so again, i have to agree that, you know, director kane and i have talk about and i think it's something to be great to get more information. commissioner joseph: yeah, i think it's a great information. when you do lead training, one of the things they talk about is having this i.d. and the kind of i.d. we can use, we just don't take california i.d. we take drivers' license from all the state. we take military, we take passports. in some cases we take immigration points -- as long as there are five points of i.d., a picture. it's got to have a picture. a physical description including height, hair color -- it is five points which is i don't particularly recall at the moment. and so find

plus if it goes out who wants to vacuum anyways, leave it broken. >> yes. >> laptops, this is somethingople get worried and confuelsed about when it comes to warranties. >> here we have a maybe, because the rate of repair on a laptop is 43%. so if you're somebody you know you're going to be carrying it around a lot, you might drop it, might be taking it on road trips. >> right. >> it might be worth your while to get a warranty. 43% need to be repaired within the first three to four years it might make sense for you >> okay, when it comes to, you know, those limited warranties, those extended warranties, those lifetime warranties. is there such a thing as a lifetime warranty? >> we hear about lifetime warranties a lot. >> is that true? >> usually there are catches. you need to read the fine print. for example if you get a lifetime warranty on a roof on your house it may only be good for you, if you sell your house t may not transfer to the next owner, so you need to figure that out. sometimes the lifetime warranty doesn't cover the labor or the shipping and handling, those are other thin

absolutely not enough for the country building it over to economy now president it is sad that there is a laptop the mom told me that it's on the market but the size the properties which are reluctant to take the rest of the best and innovation to post so concrete measures that are designed to work how about make better capital investment work in russia so when i see it was that we need to develop the services needed for business accounting information and service it's also necessary to increase to small enterprises you grand stand alone fine but we need not only to attract foreign investment but also to develop our financial markets so that capital inflows stay in russian companies regardless of the situation in foreign markets going you might have had a quick look now at the moscow markets they finished tuesday's trading session in the black with the r.t.s. up over one percent p.t.b. was the top gain of that which shows gaining more than two percent less have come up before and on the my socks off around five percent. service star has taken a controlling stake in canada's crew gold corp that p