we begin with the hackers, hiding behind their laptops no more. the feds say they've exposed two computer hackers who are linked to some well-known groups like anonymous. they have hampered b.a.r.t., sony and many other companies and cities. but there's a twist here. one of the men arrested in san francisco is homeless and he could be one of the ring leaders. how did a homeless man allegedly pull off the cyber attacks? george kiriyama joins us on this story. it's very interesting here. what do you have? >> reporter: that's the big question tonight. how did a homeless guy hack into a government website? did he go to the library, work alone? after months of cyber attacks, it's the government's turn to go on the offense, making arrests from phoenix to this homeless man with a laptop in san francisco. the fbi arrested this man, cody fetesinger. reporters fired questions as he

this is the toshiba 3d laptop.tely you cannot see it 3d in my video camera you have to take my word for it, it looks good. kopit felt like i was looking through the laptop. there is one other on the market, but that will require you to where the 3 d glasses. it is nice not to have to wear the glasses. it uses the new 3 d technology some of your present the new product break through. tell from looking at the content of the wrong angle, it enables the built in with him to react to your motion in position to keep you in your 3d sweet spot. the 3d screen is the first on a laptop that can display to be content and 3 d content at the same time on the same screen which means that you can be watching a 3 d movie in one video--window, while getting work done on the other window. and this has the highest resolution that you can get, they have speakers built in, a blue ray dvd player bill then and the downside with all these bells and whistles, it is expensive it cost $1,700. i wish the price tag was a lawyer. and do to all t

there is one other 3d laptop on the market but that one requires you to wear glasses.t's nice not to have to wear the glasses. it uses cutting-edge technologies. it represents a breakthrough. to minimize the dizziness from looking at 3d content at the wrong angle, it tracks and reacts to your motion and position to keep you in your 3d sweet spot. the 3d screen is the first on a laptop that can display 2d and 3d content at the same time on the same screen which means you can be watching a 3d movie in one window while getting some work done next to it. this puppy is a high-end machine, fully loaded, with 15.6-inch display. it's full hd. it has a blu-ray dvd player built in. it costs $1,700. i wish that price tag was a little lower. and again, with all the bells and whistles, it's upwards of 8 pounds. kron4 news. >>> in sports, warriors legend al addle talks with gary about the historic remember them monument unveiled today in oakland and the giants do some unveiling themselves as a new face puts a charge into their playoff hopes. gary's next with all the sports and highl

. >> the world first glasses free 3d laptop. the laptop.ou have to take my word for it it looks good. there is one of the 3d laptop on the market but that were required to wear the 3 d glasses. the is nice not having to wear the glasses. to help minimize the dizziness from looking at 3d content from the wrong and go the laptop engages the built-in web cam to track and react to your motion and position to keep you in your 3d sweet spot. the screen is the first on a laptop that can display to be an 3d content at the same time on the same screen. which means you could be watching a 3d it a movie in one window of getting work done in a regular to the movie next to a carrier now this display is 10 adp, that is a high as resolution that you can get it has carbon speakers built in, bloom ray dvd player and now the down side of the bells and whistles is expensive crossing the $1,700. i wish the price tag was a little lower. but it is really heavy also a part of a >> minimal fog expect overnight. it will be another hot one out there tomorrow i will

is the first laptop the he would have to wear the 3 d glasses. he is cutting edge in new 3 d technology some of them represent a consumer product break through. it will react to your motion and position to keep you in a 3d sweet spot. the 3d screen is the first on a laptop that can display two d and 3 d content at the same time on the same screen. meaning you can watch a 3d movie in one window was giving up work done in a regular window next to it. this is a high- end machine that is fully loaded, the display is 1080 p, that is full h d, the highest resolution that you can get. it has speakers built in, a bloom ray dvd player built in and the downside of the bells and whistles it is expensive and cost $1,700 i wish the price tag was a little lower. and it is really heavy of four to 8 lbs.. --it is really heavy about 8 lbs.. >> now we still have a fire danger in place, some activity nine the immediate bay area but in this the area and southern parts of california there is that a slight chance that it could move back into the bay area will keep the

were dead and i went to the principal, and i said how would you like to pilot the only one to one laptop in the district and all we have to do is buy batteries and we were off and running. all my students had their own blogs. we used flicker to host our pictures and video clips we take throughout the day. and then we have done -- we have been part of huge projects that have been mind blowing. the one i have been best known for is the one that fell in my lap. at my school if you are called down to the office 15 minutes before school starts, you know you are getting a new student. i was not supposed to get a new students because i had three more students than both of the fourth grades, and the second tells me you are getting a new student but don't worry because you will never see her. she is undergoing chemo and can't come to school, but by law she has to be placed in a classroom and then she will get home schooled. so to make a long story short, we got her a computer, and we skyped her into class every day, and we just put a laptop computer in the front row -- [ applause ] >> thank you.

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you can't streaming to two devices at the same time will and then i tried this stream on a my laptopand and then i was told there was no streaming on my account if you tried to more than two it will not work. sandy tweet and gabriel slate when we or e- mail me at slate at kron 4, knowdot.com >> much more ahead on kron 4 morning news and we'll take a look at people behaving right after this. >> >> there has middle lot of talk about naked people what they all wound at the castro district and what is allowed by the law and what is not is separating fact from fiction in stanley's that when addition of p behaving badly with this man is but naked in castro bed is a new fad here is asking for a life for his cigarette when when whewhen >> stock fell m.a., i will take your camera arm if you cannot turn off i will take it i wanted it to get away from may and stop feeling >> it is currently a ok to what the naked but not of videotape some it is legal to be stark naked in san francisco every person i spoke tuesday at the same thing is not against the law to lead all high and low as long as are y

no need to keep the laptop next to you. connected tv came out a couple years ago. they cost no more than a regular tv. they function as a regular tv. you hit a bitten and you will see apps and you can access. very simple. they can connected to your home internet. there are many practical applications. today i am showing the yahoo fantasy football app. you can see the points. you can see in real time how you are competing. and you can access all kinds of information. one thing you can click on a player to see their stats and their picture pops up. connected tvs sell at all major retail stores. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> developing story, four juveniles escaped. one of them considered dangerous. there is now a shelter in place for byron and discovery bay. we will have more information at 4:00 a.m. >>> and this tuesday the parents of casey anthony will be making their first tv appearance on kron 4 news. we have a preview of their appearance on dr. phil. >> i want you to answer my questions, tell the truth and take the mystery out of this story once and for all. do y

it is the best of both worlds, no need to keep the laptop next to you on your map as it tried to focusn the game, these tvs came out a couple of years ago there really expensive but now costs is no more than regular tv they function as a regular tv just hit a button at the bottom of your screen you will see various access a very simple. these tvs are connected through your wifi, they blend the web with a living room tv. there are many applications in this the best one that i have seen yet the novel fantasy football application is: can me it you could see the point to all of your players and teams and the points of the other teams and you can see in real time how you're competing against the team you're playing against canastas all kinds of reformation on the various teams and players you can click on the player to see their statistics and their picture pops up. it is a great way to see what a player looks like under the helmet. connected tvs are so that all major electronic retail stores. >> and other monday and other participants bart. this was done by the group of anonymous. they're

if people would not leave laptops, briefcases, cell phones visible in the seat of a car, then that car were not get broken into almost always. the third thing, and i am amazed every day when i read police reports from the night before, these people that go into nightclubs or bars and they put their purse down somewhere and put their code over the packers, and they come back five hours later and they are surprised the purse is gone. this is happening three or four times a night just in the mission district, and i am sure it happens everywhere. people said things down and walk away from them, and are surprised when it is gone. it should not even be classified as a theft. it should be classified as of rain at something or other. those things as the all the time. and that would greatly reduce those statistics. one thing we do in the mission better read in your report, any business that has a crime take place in that business, someone from my staff will go to that business. for example, we had a gym that the lockers were continually getting broken into. you cannot have surveillance camera a

washington examiner last week saying, quote, what happens to the federal government if it loses a laptop full of patient data or business information? what recourse do individual citizens have against an inept bureaucrat who leaves the computer unlocked? imagine a wikileaks-sized disclosure of americans' health histories. in the proposed rule, health and human services -- led by secretary kathleen sebelius -- says it supports the option of turning over the health information to the states and goes on to say, quote, we recognize this approach may raise concerns related to consumer privacy and standards of mission formats. >> reporter: congressman huelskamp, though, isn't convinced. he says whatever option is chosen, government bureaucrats will have access to the histories of every american including, quote, you, megyn. megyn: i feel so exposed. [laughter] >> reporter: and me too. all of us. megyn: those are private. i don't want uncle sam looking at those. molly, thank you. we're going to have much more on that at 2:30. i mean, think about it. things leak, people have political motivation

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they're all on their laptops and notebooks for school. [ female announcer ] get the whole family ready for school with at&t. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> tenth anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks on america is coming this sunday. >> 911 calls that day reveal the horror of what happened. american airlines flight that crashed into the world trade tower. her voice was one of those heard on tape. >> at 8:13 boston fails to reach american airlines flight 11 and then the voice of one of flight attendants calling from the back of the plane. >> number three in the back, cockpit is not answering and i think something is happening. >> and here is the voice of the hijacker. mohammad atta. >> if you try to make any move -- you have to stay quiet. >> and then the shock as this was the real thing. >> we have a problem here, we have a hijacked aircraft headed towards new york. we need someone to send an f-16. >> is this real world or exercise? >> no, this is not an exercise. >> and another plane is heading for the trade center. >> he is descending rea

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. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it's seems like we have plenty of people to the back of the room. you may notice that i am not -- mayor lee. i have been filling in for him a lot this year. i have been filling in for his former position. my name is amy brown. the mayor since his regrets. he has a very busy schedule, as i am sure that you understand. welcome, everyone. mostly i want to just express to you that we do know in city government how important this industry is. we know it is important for our tourism visitors and our economy, the jobs that it directly and indirectly creates. most of all it is important because it is part of what makes san francisco san francisco. a vibrant nightlife is part of why tourists come here. the kinds of people that are creative and entrepreneurial, that come here

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if you have a lap dog press and laptop ethics commission, obviously the citizens throw up their hands and pray we could vote for new president. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. any of the member of the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we have heard from the civil grand jury. we have heard from the mayor's office. the ethics commission. the public. now we have to take a position with respect to findings 2, 4 and 7. supervisor farrell -- president chu. supervisor chiiu. supervisor chiu: thank you. i think we had a good discussion. colleagues, my perspective on these recommendations, as i stated before, i am comfortable with the board supporting recommendations 2 and 7 with regard to time the hearings and the enforcement action recommendations as well as moving forward around broadcasting meetings on sfgov tv, although a hope we can figure out how to do that with regards to the budget unsettling. with regards to item four, i am not prepared to support specific recommendations that a laid out in the proposed recommendations. what

cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes!atty: 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. >> >> good afternoon. thank you, everyone, for coming to san francisco fire department headquarters. we're hear to honor vincent perez and fire department paramedic anthony valario. today we will be unveiling vince and tony's name on our line-of-duty death memorial wall. it is a somber ceremony and yet an important one and i think all of us, it's testament to the men that tony and vince were that vuso many people coming out once again to support one another and first and foremost, to support the valario and the perez family. this is a very special day because it is another illustration of just how special vince and tony were to all of us and how they will live on in our hearts and our minds and also in san francisco fire department's history because they gave their lives in their duties. thank you so much for everyone that's in attendan

they're all on their laptops and notebooks for school. [ female announcer ] get the whole family readyor school with at&t. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> moammar khadafy may be hiding but he is not staying quiet. an audio message appeared on syrian tv today vowing not to surrender. >> we are not cowards. libyan people are brave. >> the message is seeing as blow to rebel forces that had hoped for a peaceful surrender. they gave the town until sort surrender and they have extended deadline for a week. >> a stunning milestone in iraq, august is the first month since the 2003 led invasion of the iraq begin that no american forces have died. according to the associated press not a single serviceman or woman were was killed in iraq last month either in combat or non-combat situation. >> batch mastering is in a recall. consumer product safety commissions the jell can ignite unexpectedly and spatter in a burning pot. the company says 65 people have been burned, more than half suffered second and third-degree burns. two people have died from their injuries. >> th

. >> many of our viewers take in our programs like "the journal," on their laptops and smart phones. for use as -- for you that spend a lot of time on computers, we have important information for your health. singapore was the first country where researchers found a link between too much close-up reading and nearsightedness. 65% of the children in that country are nearsighted. there are no numbers out for germany but this is thought to mirror other european countries where 1/3 of european countries are myopic. >> the internet on a smart phone and hours in front of a computer screen are modern themes in a modern industrialized nations like germany. people wear glasses. scientists are skeptical. genetic disposition plays a role but it is also true that focusing close-up can be bad for the eyes. >> the more education you get, the more you have to read to focus close up. you have to be able to read text and small print, for example. that strains the eye. that strains the muscle which controls accommodation for viewing objects at various distances. that can result in the eyeball becoming

if we can get the screen to switch over to the laptop? >> it should be switching over. here we go. >> great, thank you. the planning department's mission statement is that the san francisco planning department promote a harmonious use of land and quality of life for future generations. the department works with the elected officials, community organizations, other stakeholders, and policy-makers. they develop and support social policy through million use mechanisms, but you in development for conformity to the planning code, ensuring that all environmental impact of considered. the organizational structure of the department has changed slightly over the years. the current structure includes two commissions. the director planning, the chief of staff, and five divisions. i will love go over the administrative division, but i will briefly touch on these zoning administrator, current planning, and environmental planning in this presentation. city-wide planning is responsible for long-range planning of the city and county of san francisco, providing policy development implem

they're all on their laptops and notebooks for school. [ female announcer ] get the whole family readyith at&t. >>> today at 3:00, a preview of abc's upcoming show "the chew." >> then the car buying decision that can save you more than $15,000. michael finney has advice to help you avoid lemons when shopping for a used car with >> deadly consequences that can come from efforts to get rid of bedbugs. these stories and more at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> opera at the ballpark and a blue's legend performs. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: blue's legend bb king makes his first appearance at johnson's beach. say good by to summer at the small arts festival. opera comes to at&t park free simulcast in high-def sunday. the theater opens is 20th season with a delicate balance about holding it all together. ♪ >> reporter: the ball brings back the glom nor at the filmore -- saturday night. honoring confucius. ceremony sunday. >> -- [ unintelligible ] >>> vic is very excited. >> it is a nice costume. >> get out there everyone. >> thanks for joining us, have a great day. h@ [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic

or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's goode community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. >> announcer: "nightline" continues from new york city with cynthia mcfadden. >> tens of thousands of people show up every week to hear him preach in his hundred million dollar church in houston. his message, that faith and positive thinking will overcome hardship is a controversial one. but the proof of the appeal is in filling every one of those stadium seats. tonight, joel osteen sits down with abc's robin roberts for our series "faith matters." >> reporter: on a recent night, 37,000 people packed into u.s. cellular field in chicago. not for a white sox baseball game, not for a concert. ♪ but to hear a message from this man.n. >> god's fighting our battle for us. >> reporter: pastor joel osteen. >> god wants you to be celebrated. >

or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. >>> the case of lydia schatz, a 7-year-old girl beaten to dpet by her parents raises the question whether some parents are using the bible their justify their own bad parenting or misinterpreting things. before the break you heard from michael pearl. his book tells parents that god wants them to spank their children with rods and belts and switches and spank them hard enough to cause pain. many fundamentalist preachers ag agree with michael pearl. here's part of an audio recording of a recent serm mon a preacher gave in indiana. >> this evening i'd like to preach on spanking according to the bible. this is not a new subject here at fair haven baptist church. >> he talked about the proper way in his opinion to administer discipli

kids in high school with laptops to younger kids who have cell phones so they can call us.hat get more complicated as kids get older. we really need to think about as our kids go, what is really needed, and what is extra. and also, a lot of kids are shopping online. so one of the things i did. i have a 17-year-old who is a senior in high school, and who is driving, much to his mother's chagrine. and my daughter is in college. so what i did is -- i really need to talk to them about credit cards. because i wanted my son to have a -- emergency back-up, if he's driving and needs a tow or he decides that i -- he find a pair of jeans at old navy that he wanted to buy -- >> and he's in college, too, where that stuff starts getting pushed on people. >> that's exactly right. my daughter -- i really set them down. what i ended up doing, we want to teach our kids along with spending, safe credit card use. so i got them each a credit card, tied to -- in this case, my american express, charge card, and so it was tied to my gold account. what i did is i set limits for you guys. for my da

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it looks like a laptop, but the cool thing is it undocks.ike a -- it is a tablet, joining android. when you need to write more, when you send e-mail or whatever, you just dock it back in. >> gregg: you recommend one over the other? >> again, it depends on the purpose. general tablets, these are all very good. e readers -- >> arthel: we got to go. that does it for us. >> gregg: fox report with harris faulkner up next. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. >> arthel: be safe. thank you.

every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. she's supporting breast cancer programs for her neighbour's tennis instructor's daughter's 1st grade teacher who's also her mom. help fund breast cancer programs in your community. redeem your lids today look." i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top stories making news this morning. in california, a man has been rescued six days after his car plunged 200 feet down a cliff off a winding road. the man who was found by his own children suffered broken bones. his injuries are not life threatening. the 67-year-old's car landed next to another that had crashed. it's unclear when it happened, but a badly decomposed body was reportedly found in that vehicle. >>> in chile, polic

. ♪ or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it'sof america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. >>> we are awaiting a u.s. supreme court decision on whether georgia can go ahead with this hour's scheduled execution of convicted murderer, troy davis. atlanta tv station wxia is reporting the supreme court ordered a temporary reprieve while it considers a last-minute appeal. the station reports it is not an official stay, it is a pause. davis is scheduled to die by lethal injection for the killing of a savannah policeman 22 years ago. since davis' trial, seven of the nine witnesses against him either changed their stories or recanted their testimony. with us now, cnn senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. a pause? does the supreme court have a pause -- explain this to me. >> i am unfamiliar with what they're talking about. i don't know what a pause is i

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>> to give employees ipad and laptops i believe it was more than just that. corporate world that is something that we might never know. >>pam: thank you, vern. the otherfelt >> a new parking application for people that use regular cellphones. jeff bush tested it out. >> reporter: finding parking can be difficult even without the smart phone but now you can use a regular flip cellphone to see if there are any spot in the garage. the first is to tax s f o park 2877-877. texting that number from each 77-877, text that number back to the number that just sextuplet. texting and driving is illegal so you have to pull over to do this. i wanted to find out the ability. and type in the word fifth to 877-877 and hit 'send' there are 2000 spaces available in the garage. since parking rates are variable you can check the price. carothis service is freet you could be charged by your cellphone for the actual text. in san oroszko, jeff bush, kron 4 news. ♪ >>jacqueline: a live look with sunny skies through oakland. compared to yesterday? foggy. san francisco--with additiona

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. >> the chair is calling the meeting to order. please turn off any cell phones or pagers so that they do not interfere with the recording equipment in the room. please stand for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. we will now be taking the roll call of commissioners. commission vice president joe marshall is en route. angela chan. carol kingsley. julius terman. commission president, you have a quorum. in the audience, we have the deputy chief of police and the director of occ. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the august 31 san francisco police commission meeting. this is our monthly meeting in the community. this month, we're in the richmond district ordinari