some of them have laptops, and that is the way they're getting their information. there are no signs yet of the candidate. we've been asking about him. people won't tell us where he is, and that's a smart candidate, why show up and say anything right now, when we have absolutely no real good indications of what the outcome are going to be. there are people who came here from voting right down the street at a church recreation center where they were complainthat some of the machines weren't working earlier, the new electronic machines and the paper balloting machines, but they're here now, and they're hoping that those snafoos with the election equipment won't get in the way, and that's about what we've got from here. hopeful young campaign workers waiting to see if adrian fenty can win this election. brian, shawn. >> all right, karen gray houston reporting live for us tonight. it doesn't get any faster than this. i know it sort of feels like mo-lases coming out of a tree, but the numbers, as soon as they come out of the d.c. board of elections, we're passing them o

we will talk about ipods and laptops, cell phones. develop the officers. it is important to develop them. as a young officer, i could have gone to narcotics and the big time. i decided to stay because i liked the beach uniform. it is important. it is the backbone. last i looked, everyone wants to score a touchdown and be a hero, but you cannot score unless someone is blocking for you. i tried to develop the officers. i want to see them promoted, but i want to see them learn the job. abatement. i have a heck of a time. dr. brick from the bronx center has done a great job. brick center has done a great job. sometimes statistics can throw you off. knowing the baseline for us, the midnight hours, the prime crime time from midnight until 7:00 in the morning, maybe 7:00 until 5:00, we compressed and contracted assignments. we adjusted robbery. the robbery of great men team -- abatement team. this is where an officer was robbed on the street. there is real time data and it helps our schedule. nine arrests for robbery where the officer was robbed. reduce prescript

open your laptop and go? >> absolutely, absolutely. i mean, of course, it depends upon the speed of the internet, so things are relative. so it still--it may take you a long time, meaning it may take you a few hours if you have a very slow internet connection or if you have a very big file, but still, if you're going somewhere that's in the middle of nowhere and you have a satellite modem and all you have is access to the sky and there is no technology, you don't even have a place to plug in anything electronic, but you can still transmit news from there. that's pretty phenomenal. >> what are the technologies that are developing or on the ground right now that are having the most significant impact on how we gather the news and how we get the news? >> well, let me start with get the news because i'm really much more focused on the consumer than the news business. i am a journalist, and i have been for decades, and of course like all journalists, i have lots of thoughts about it, but i focus on consumer technology. so the most important

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when i'm at home, i'm always on a laptop and my phone is switching off between the two of them. >> sohen her mom spotted this -- >> she's a nurse. she got one for me. >> she got one of her first kits. that's the everyday radiation that comes from electronic devices including cell phones, computers, tvs and wi-fi networks. the rate of birth defects, cancer have risen in exposure to everyday radiation. >> next the owner tim vern said they dam came available in the store. the product is lined with silver fibers that's supposed to revolutionize it. so if you're pregnant and worried about radiation, is this blanket really your belly's new bff? >> in my opinion, it's not important. sdplz >> it appears to work. >> but there are no studies shown that the mothering of the electric peace and world organization. >> these companies are preying on consumers' fears, i think would go much farther in promoting the help of your. >> they just want to do this in case the data shows something else in terms of radiation. >> if you want to take extra precaution, it's out of there. >>> coming up tomorrow ni

subscriber, which allows you to watch the content to get to that cable system on your ipod or your laptop or whatever device. we kind of giggle at that. previously, we have been syndicated. if you ordered showtime back in 1978, there was a filter remove from the cable drop which would allow the showtime to pass through the ocax -- coax into your home. we think our judgment of what is happening is far easier than it would be for others. >> what is your model? >> you may pay your cable operator and get your credit everywhere. as all of the technologies come along, what is our rate structure, what are we going to do with all of this program and we have acquired in addition to what we produce. as a new distributor, what is your ability to see our product and protected from that? what is the business model? obviously, it is most important. we do not want our programming going places that we cannot benefit from in terms of the money we invest, particularly in the original programming. >> with all of the fragmentation of is going on for the individual consumer of content, what is your connection

he stole a laptop. airport police say they were able to track the laptop to his home.side, detectives observed what they say were numerous items commonly stolen from passengers' luggage and on the plains. but at this point, he is only charged with one count of theft. >> is a good idea to put all your stuff in a bag and make sure you keep a close watch on it as you go through any public space or any airport. you never know when you might be targeted. >> he is now out on bond. last month, a maintenance worker at american airlines was arrested after authorities found 171 stolen items in his home. >> can years ago, women made 76 cents for every dollar earned by men. the gap is slowly beginning to narrow. what is bridging that gap? >> cell of applications have become so popular that there makers need their very own convention. race, theyovernor's can't it's my have a perception challenged. >> doppler radar shows rate in the middle of the country. some of that is moving our direction. we'll see the can pick up those sours of the next course of of the next few days. 78 degree

you kind of forget all about your cell phones, your keys, ipods, laptops.nd you just worry about your family the most. you can rebuild a house but you can't rebuild a family. >> reporter: david is probably cringing tonight if he's watching this story because he told me he saddam hussein consider himself a hero. he says his family is lucky because they can stay with family members until they can go back into their home. reporting live in san bruno, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> he's got one smart daughter, too. thank you. >>> for the victims of this blast, there are so many unanswered questions. san bruno city leaders hope to answer some of those at a town hall meeting tomorrow. that meeting will provide information on accessing services and give details about the response to thursday's explosion and fire. the meeting if you're interested will take place at 2:00 at st. roberts catholic church which is at 1380 crystal springs road, obviously in san bruno. >>> seeing all the heart ache and heroism has inspires people all across the area to give back w

a lot of -- i have to carry the documents around and read when i can read them and i don't use a laptop. i should, i suppose. i'll get one eventually. but -- i do use a computer at home. but it's very inconvenient and what i have found in the past is it just places the burden on us to print copies so in it long run it's not saving paper when it comes to the requirements that we have to read these documents. that is why i want the ability to request printed copies because we're required to read through this material and it's not always convenient for me to sit in front of a computer to do so. and with the e.i.r.'s, they're impossible to read in one sitting actually. i go back and forth and put tags and highlight and this sort of thing. and also, there is still a digital divide and i just hope that this doesn't also apply to members of the public or the members of the public do have the ability to request certain materials and i don't know what the laws are around that now, but not everyone in the public that might want to see some of the materials has -- so at some point i want to have e

i pads were actually cannibalizing pretty significantly sales of laptops and heaters so actually rather than looking at this is a big expense maybe the proper way we should thinking about it is further evidence of the leveraging that there's they're saving money by buying an i pad rather than a full fledged computer so it appears to be an extravagant purchase it's actually a cost saving and therefore perfectly consistent with everything else of course the federal government will have to make an donek adjustment to account for i pad versus laptop and the showcase how a octave the economy has to see how that shows up in the c.p.i. finally your thoughts on these the midterm elections that are coming at a coming out democrats look like they're losing big if i go to entrain dot com to get the latest on the prediction market i think it indicates indicating democrats are going to lose big what could a bamma have done differently nothing he could have done anything differently they're going to get swamped is going to be ninety four but it may it it probably is going to help obama i mean you put

of course the federal government will have to make a donek adjustment to account for i pad versus laptop and the showcase how active the economy is to see how that shows up in the c.p.i. finally your thoughts on these the midterm elections that are coming at a coming out democrats look like they're losing big if i go to entrain dot com to get the latest on the prediction market i think it indicates indicating democrats are going to lose big what could a bamma have done differently nothing he could have done anything differently they're going to get swamped is going to be ninety four but it may it it probably is going to help obama i mean you put him up next to our christine o'donnell over the next two years that's right his best shot at getting reelected in two thousand . sounds bleak all right well we'll have to again soon to catch up by that i don't have the best pizza new york is on macdougal stay at a place called ben some place still there have been in new york city in over ten years but it's probably still there it is the best pizza in new york joe wiesenthal thanks again for being

. >> we have printers, we have multiple laptops, laptops. >> investigators say they found a list with the credit card information of more than 200 people. also recovered stolen mail from mailboxes. >>> pg&e is considering having its customers help pay for disasters like the one in san bruno. we'll tell you what's happening today. >>> we'll see how wall street responds to retail sales. pam will have all the numbers. >>> there's word of a possibility that someone may be in theking for someone in the water now. it's unclear if they have already rescued someone. this looks like a police vessel. the coast guard is also there. this is near the refineries. again, this is water rescue. way just found out about it within the last half hour. we'll let you know more as soon as we find out. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> we're following new developments in last week's deadly explosion and fire. federal investigators are getting a close look at a weld on a curved section of the pipe that blew up last thursday night. in a couple of hours the coroner will give us an update on the fatality figure

on this table they have laptops are people use. in a this american red cross volunteer checking for e-mail in donations. the book and watch tv on here, what round a corner. you'll notice people using these laptops of pre of cooler to get that satellite view of the burdens of the home. while we're waiting for the green light to go back on. at&t offering free internet access. but also they say they're trying to do the right thing in the time and need. in san bruno kron4 news. >> i'm jonathan lynn, live in san burglar or the national transportation safety board this fiery disaster looking for answers. we will tell you what they found coming up next. answers. we will tell you what they found coming up next. at? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now, let's review. capital one interestplus savings... at three times more. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? are you a

they generally steal laptops, gps units and cell phones. >>> doctors have up graded the condition of the fremont police officer who was shot last week. they say that officer todd young is now in stable condition. another surgery today was successful. officer young lost 40% of his blood after he was shot while serving a warrant in oakland. police arrested the suspect, andrew barrientos near the mexican border on saturday. he is now in jail in san diego. he will be moved back eventually to alameda county. >>> police in pacifica are warning people at the beach to be careful following the sighting of a great white shark. witnesses at linda mar beach say they saw that shark attacking a sea lion a few hundred yards out. they say it was about 18 feet long. there were some surfers in the water at the time but nobody was hurt. >>> next, a push to help men and women dress for success. the creative campaign that had many folks doing a double take today. >>> keeping your priorities straight. google's new feature to fight email overload. ,, [ female announcer ] we know jerry brown was mayor of oa

what i love about it, i put my laptop in the front and mine topples over, not great for laptops, thisport, so very versatile and smart. >> toomey. >> i love toomey bags, you don't see them usually this flat. this is made out of heavy duty nylon and expands to be quite sizable and the right size for a carry-on and has this chic python, for a city trip. it's an ligue bag, which means light in french. >> if you do have to carry on, you -- >> if you have to check. >> if you have to check, there are things you can do to make sure you find your bag. >> there are over 2 million bags lost by airlines in the last year. it's important to make sure your baguettes where it's going. cheapest way to do it, i get this all from my desk drawer, i take one of these and wrap it so you can see it coming down the conveyor. you can do fancy luggage tags you can buy and it's important to get to the airport in time to make sure to see the tag is put on your luggage. i was about to board a flight to tokyo recently. there was no tag. hold on! >> a lot of people, i've done this where i've shipped the bag ahead

is asomputer screen close as say laptop or a cell phone. >> i honestly cannot doing anything wrong. i think is fine. >> this has been ok for law- enforcement to wiretap suspected terrorist through cell phones and chat rooms. the law has to stop decrepit messages from blackberry or networking sites like facebook or skype. >> they should be able to look at facebook because you want to catch the bad guy. >> is your own personal business. finding them on your time, yes. but you don't have to go and buy blackberry to find something wrong because the obama administration is trying to strike a balance between security needs and protecting privacy. >> it might start out that we're just doing facebook and then it goes on to everything. >> if the government is doing something to help protect me and my family, i am for it. >> they want to keep up on the bad guys and the technology they are using. do not expect any of this to happen until early next year. >> i do not know if they are doing it right now. >> they should legalize it. >> any changes will bring up privacy concerns because it will be

. >> this is a classroom or even -- this is the future for each child will have a mac book laptops. >d an ipod touch, which is so much more than a music and gaming device. >> that includes ways to take individual quizzes, to store documents. there are already hundreds of applications for educational use. >> you could take notes on them when you go outside. it is preparing us for the future. there is less paper. we will use more technology. >> it is not just teacher standing up there jumping out the information. it is the children bobbing gauging and we're letting the theldren were rrite curriculum. >> more cooperation and partnering and research. children will be in a group work because that is life. too many times we have lagged behind the trends that are already present. >> we have more access to the resources. there is more things we can do. a teacher can pull up the website for us to look at. >> best of all -- >> if we forget something, we have it on our computer. >> that is a plus for teachers. >> while millions are looking for work, the housing market along.ues to limp jane king

there are a lot of people waiting for results, and we want to zoom in very closely here to these laptopssee here on these tables here, and as you can see very closely on the laptops, it says exporting election, export election, please wait, and that is something that we all are doing here tonight, waiting for some of those numbers to come in. i just checked on what's going on upstairs in a separate room. they're taking the cartridges that come out of these machines and putting them into a main frame to start the numbers rolling out to show some of those results. i just checked the big board just a second ago, still not a single result to report tonight from the d.c. board of elections. again, they're claiming they have a new system in place, they're taking it slow tonight, but this has been some 2 1/2 hours and still no results. shawn, brian, back to you. >> roby chavez, thank you. >> i tell you what, i'm no expert but i think we've all seen that status update bar on your computer and that's about the time you walk away from the computer and get a cup of coffee. we have wisdom martin, ka

within a half hour, jason was on skype in the delivery room on his wife's laptop he watched the birthouraging and talking to his wife the whole time. >> wow. >> such a cute baby. >> yeah. >> think great. that is a wonderful way to use technology. >> if you have a story idea or comment you would like to share with us e-mail us to our assignment desk editor brian at

even when they take a vacation they bring along laptops or are always checking their e-mail. >> they'rey. they're often doing jobs ofwo or three people in the aftermath of cutbacks. they're too stressed out to take timeaway. >> that doesn't make sense. the one piece of good news when people do go on vacation, they eat and sleep better. you've got to take time off to unfog, unwind and stop stressing, at least for a week. >> good advice. our time right now is 4:54. alert for metro riders. daytime alert that could slow you down. >>> david versus goliath. what the pastor facing sex al gagdzs told his congregation. >>>nd sparks fly when a plane [ male announcer ] it's sunday afternoon. time for football on verizon fios. the nfl in 100% fiber-optic hd quality. that's a good start. but what's this? i can check my fantasy stats without changinghe channel. and get an alert any time my team enters the red zone. and then watch every red zone play on nfl redzone. watch out couch, you've got competition as daddy's favorite. it's time for fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities

the prize is a laptop. >> all of this while earning a 3% interest rate on their ney, more than most conventional offer today. >> this is locate in san francio's mission district. the play program uses the same model developed by harvard universi. it teaches low income families how to save money. the concepof using kids is unique to san frcisco. >> one in two latinos -- >> they hope these kids will encourage their parents to open their own accounts and stop using check cashing places and pay day lender maria was an adult when he stirs stepped into a u.s. bank. >> it was out in california. >> he is only ten and he is saving up for an ipad. >> for example, i'm pumped and excited like a hurricane. >> one of the teenagers in the program dresses up like the interest fairy to motiva kids. little ones listen and more respective respective to their peers? >> they learn financial concep from their peers, it's wildly different than adult telling them you should save your money. it sticks. >> here is a 9-year-old describing a savgs account? >> you put money in and at the end ofix months you have a lot of mo

with his laptop. in any malt shop!> as the city of san francisco has grown, there are a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they grow and evolve is really about a broad. his patient and support from many individuals who give their collections -- and broad support from many individuals who give their collections to the museum. this year it will be celebrating and abolishing those individuals through exhibition -- and acknowledging those individuals throughout asia. joining me is janet bishop, the curator. i understand you have been with the museum quite a number of years. you remember its original home on van ness. now you are part of that transition to the center, the civic center, and of course your museum has been really the anchor of cultural tenants that has helped us transform t

. >> people are going to best buy a and they're saying i need a laptop their choosing the i pad over the old notebooks. >> why because its head to? >> its ge.keptit's that >> wall street is pulling in tell back their polling microsoft back because the success of the i pad still in from the notebook market and that's for each b&l sullivan of box. i know napa shares to think about without dollars a share in the next 35 years because it a little fact is there: she. >> california jobless rate. >> is slightly better than california. 12 percent unemployment is not a pretty thing for the state of california. we are getting worse as the state year-over-year the peninsula the silicon valley getting slightly better year- over-year. >> check deals with you in just a moment we'll be right back. san francisco same but praise the new guidelines finalize yesterday bay to breakers participants will be required to registered for the race alcohol will be banned and floats will be banned of those who did not registered will be escorted off the property by police and registration will be capped at 50,00

frequency of emergency room visits to what it costs to give somebody a blood pressure cuff and a laptop computer. so if you're looking at it as a provider, you say that's an expense, and i don't want to pay for it. but if you're looking at it as a healthcare system in a country, you'd say: that's a wise investment. i want the return. but our system doesn't do that, does it paul? >> i mean, the problem is the churn rate in the commercial population. the average churn of a commercial enrollee is about 15 percent. >> when you say churn that means -- >> that means the turnover of people employed under a traditional insurance program. i invest in wellness you go to work for somebody else i've just helped somebody else. andy's point is well taken. we've got a lot of technologies that would bend the curve on the patient adherence that are as simple as doctors communicating after a primary diagnosis exactly what your diagnosis is and a website to which you should be directed which only 9% of doctors do today. that's not high tech. that's low tech. just a site where a person could go to learn mo

the characters used a two-way radio to get answers from friends on a laptop. >> it seemed far-fetchedin the movie, today, the technology makes cheating easier. >> text a question, and get an answer back literally in minutes and seconds. >> according to e it. s, that develops college tests, 75 to 98% of college students admit to cheating. >> this is what will be on a test. >> reporter: we found numerous how to cheat videos on utube. >> put your iphone between your crotch. >> reporter: another video shows how to turn a coke and a smile into stellar grades. in this case, the bottle label is replaced with answers to the test. some of those who cheat say they simply rely on their smart phone. what may be more surprising, some of those who cheat say it is not wrong, just necessary. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> an update on breaking news. there is new information in the killing spree case in the east bay. police think they may know where a possible fifth victim is. nbc bay area is live where police are getting ready to start a search. >> reporter: hercules police are planning to have

if you could turn to the laptop image. one thing we are not excited to see is an additional left-hand turn at main street. because a lot of us moved here in order to walk to work, we are very sensitive to traffic changes and anything that might increase the probability of dustin pedroia injuries or deaths. and we believe the second left-hand turn is increasing the likelihood of pedestrian injuries. there are about 800 kids that are in the rankin hill neighborhood on a workday basis primarily in the day care centers connected to the office buildings. so is it important for all of us that live in the condominiums, thousands of people who do enjoy walking. hopefully we get more of our neighbors walking if conditions are safe. please pay attention to pedestrian safety. can i use this opportunity for the temporary terminal to pay close attention to how to improve pedestrian safety. thank you. >> coming to you today to inform you and not just asking you to take a side in this. to inform you of a group of workers who work on muni

. >> my textbooks, design premium, apple care for laptop and a yoga mat. >> my plan of making throughhe year with a couple of notebooks and pencil has thrilled and since mid a check hasn't come in i excellent been able to purchase supplies. >> i have been so busy i haven't had time to buy books. >> hopefully i can get most books used instead of new because they are a lot cheaper. >> thanks to the help of my prefer i'm going to be able to get my text in one week. >> i decided that this smart i will be stealing my textbooks instead of begging you to fund them. >> i need a ton of technical and audio equipment. >> thank you mom and dad for that emergency 100-dollar bill. i was able to buy a camera and microphone with that money. >>> that's what sjsu students have to say. we'd like to know what's on your mind. log on to sjsu tv to have your say. >>> san jose hopes for lay large turnout. after a disappointing loss to the alabama chrysom tide, the team looked forward to the badgers. pass deplete to jamaicaob for 14 yards sethain john clay one yard touchdown run. with one second left in the 2

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you will be able to stream anything from your laptop screen to your tv. people are doing that with wires now and there is apple that is doing it wirelessly but you have to have your itunes library but this technology is going to allow you to do it with anything wirelessly through usb antenna. >> when you looked at companies with the popularity of the ipad, what percentage of companies that pitched to you really were focusing on the ipad and what percentage did you limit it to? you probably had to say enough with the ipad innovation. we need to bring in another company. >> and partly what you're seeing is an excitement around those platforms and again we were just talking about social shopping and there's a company called groupon for example that are offering coupons online and great discount deals. everywhere i went there are me-to companies that are excited around these iphones. we reduced the number of companies that weren't full of me-too companies. >> what was the one that you said oh, god, not you? not a brand name but was it the online coupon compan

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

using it to check e- mail and other people can watch tv and you can notice that people are using a laptop to pull up gugler to get the satellite view of their homes. you get a potential future customers and they're trying to do the right thing. >> our coverage will continue to and including live reports from the command center. will we >> are back. the morning. recovering some are no gas explosion today some residents will be allowed to return to their homes all the people whose homes were severely distort or damage will be kept out. we're getting some mixed reports this morning on the number of people were killed in the blast. we know all this for people that are confirmed dead. the number could be as high as seven. the county coroner says more remains have been found but officials or revise the number last net and a last check five to six people were reported missing this morning. pg&e are investigating people who claimed a small gas in the area. >> record to go live now into the christine connolly to get homeowners some great information and it wanted to own the go back home. >> their

cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. >> welcome to coulterwire. the san francisco arts commission and department of public works has joined forces by battling graffiti by launching a new program called street smarts. the program connects established artist with private property owners to create a vibrant murals which is a proven an effective strategy for combating graffiti on private property. artists, along with his crew, recently transformed a building turn to vandalism into a masterpiece. let us take a look. >> part of me has so much compassion for other graffiti artists. i understand why they are doing what they do. for me, it was something that was so hard to get out of. the lifestyle in general. j and tagging is addicting. i used to be on these routes. i have compassion for these guys. a lot of these guys are super talented. i am just trying to find the median to s

. >> i can take moth see i'm watching, i can record it from my ipod, laptop. >> industry is already sensingmat frustrations and offering a solution. >> i buy the three pack. it gives me a dvd, the blu ray and a code that i can down load a legal copy. >> i talked with tom of intel on the phone. >> is that indeed the correct code? >> yes. >> , i ntel is the company that created the code. >> they would have to use the code to manufacture a computer chip and build that into some kind of a box or a device. and that would be a very difficult and very costly -- >> he says if someone uses the code, they will take legal action. in washington, i'm lindsey, 9news now. >> we know how that worked out for the music industry. according to a study by the institute of policy invasion, the motion picture association of america lost $6.1 million and that was back in 2005. cracking codes like this is not brand-new. a few years ago, hackers found a way to find copies of regular dvd's. they used a sharpy marker to black out the part of the dvd that kept people from making a copy. >>> he says he was just trying t

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status on facebook and in a half an hour jason was on skype right there in the delivery room on the laptopd he watched the birth and they were together that way the whole time and no truth to the matter that they had to mute her microphone. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message.

movie old school, the characters used a two-way radio to get answers from friends in a van with a laptop>> the answer is a. >> reporter: it seemed farfetched in the movie but today's technology makes cheating easier. >> so easy to click on a phone, text on a question and get an answer back within minutes or seconds. >> reporter: according to ets, a non-profit group that researches college tests, 75% to 98% of college students they polled admit to cheating. we found numerous how to cheat videos on youtube. >> you put your nice compact iphone between your crouch. ♪ another video demonstrates how technology can turn a coke and a smile into stellar grades. in this case, the bottle label is peeled, scanned, photo shopped and replaced on the bottle with answers to the test. some of those who cheat say they simply rely on their smartphones. but what may be most surprising is that some of those who cheat say it's not wrong, just necessary. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> amazing. amazing. >>> investors are holding their breath ahead of a jobs report due out in about an hour. courtney reagan

i had both of our laptops, i had my grammy medal stolen. >> reporter: flynn earned a grammy nomination for his band machinehead for the 2007 release "the blackening." he believes whoever did this knew what was inside his home. one was a mini-guitar he gave to his eldest son. the other, the one he wrote songs and toured with back in 1994. >> the other one was a washburn dymbolt that was given to me by the late dimebag darrell. this guitar was incredibly sentimental. >> reporter: he says one neighbor saw a couple of suspicious cars in the neighborhood. >> we have one tip from the corner here, a green/teal american-made pickup truck that drove very slowly up around the corner, came back, drove very slowly. >> reporter: flynn is hoping that a tip and fingerprints taken from two remaining guitars leads to an arrest. he is offering a reward for each guitar. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> time is 4:38. time to check the commute with mike. some more construction in the east bay. >> yeah this is not a sig-alert but a full closure, this happens almost every week night, southbound 880 at the