we're working on an application for a reading program on the $100 laptop.w we could lay out text and images to be really so simple and easy for children to read. and when i would share it with sky when he was 2 years old or show him the $100 laptop his reactions were intuitive on how to use it and confirmed so many of the theories is that sort of aren't always obvious to adults, to more mature customers. this is a line of products called sabi and these are about your every day needs and in particular the everyday needs of the boomer generation. these kind of containers for medicine are so difficult to open especially if your dexterity is impaired later in life. >> right. >> you just need to get one pill dispensed at a time, just flip it over and shake it. i often say that design is really how you treat people. if you treat them well from a earring nommic standpoint, treat them well from an emotional standpoint you probably are practicing good design. this is a very early prototype made of foam and card board. the electric motorcycle for mission motors was v

are these 3-d laptops? >> guest: this is a 3-d laptop showing a gaming system. right thousand we're going -- right now we're going through some still videos or still images. these still images, i think, illustrate really well what you can do with user-generated content, right? someone went to paris, took this picture. someone who didn't go to paris is going to get a much betterceps of what that looks like at the louvre. >> host: who are some of the members of 3-d at home? >> guest: we're partnering with samsung, sony, invidia, spatial view, um, master image. so we've got large companies that are very advanced products, entertainment products in 3-d, and we have small companies like a master image, for example, that has -- that'll be putting displays into your cell phones. of course, there's some already, but their auto stereo technology is a slight different twist, it gives a great 3-d view on your cell phones. >> host: where are you based, and what's your background? >> guest: i'm in san jose, and i manage consortium. 15 years before that with the u.s. governme

. >> we make everything from laptops to refrigerators. we started in africa, but we're selling in the u.s. now. >> how did you get started? >> humanitarian efforts. our founder, robert workman, is over in africa finding ways for people to create jobs. everyone has cell phones but no one has power. he said if i can get you some power, could you sell it? so, yeah, that's what started creating some jobs over in africa. >> are your products on the market? >> they are. and we are releasing some new products as we typically do at c.e. s. you can find them at best buy. >> show us some of your products. what do you have here? >> we have a small, medium, large. here is one of the small systems here. this is a seven-watt solar panel. you can charge cell phones, all that stuff directly. or if you want, you can store your power in this battery pack. it has a double a battery. you can pop them out and put them in a flashlight and it also acts as a power pack so you can charge any of your devices right off there. charge your cell phone, you will never

turned out it was a laptop. >> they go, what's that? they started looking at it, thought it looked like a computer. they pulled it out and they got it to us, and we determined that it was ray's laptop through some serial numbers and stuff. >> reporter: it was ray's work laptop, issued by the county. investigators' excitement quickly turned to frustration because the hard drive was missing from it. instead of answering investigators' questions, the laptop just gave them more. why did ray have his work laptop with him if he was playing hooky? where was the hard drive and why was it missing? they were still mulling that over when the river surprised them again and gave it up. a mother and her child saw it lying in the riverbed. when that hard drive was found, was your first thought, this is going to explain our mystery? >> oh, yes. we thought, this is going to do it. this is going to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: it wasn't to be. forensic computer experts told them they couldn't retrieve any data. the hard drive was just too damage

>> guest: if you want bigger than a cell phone or a smartphone charger we have a laptop charger. this is one of the innovations so you can have this little guy and you will never need a power outlet at an airport again. you can carry this thing with you and have all your plugs to plug in your laptop or if you have an iphone or an ipad or galaxy or whatever you have come a droid come everything charges and you can even charge your laptop directly right off of this product. so a small portable, weighs like one pound and you put it in your laptop bag and you're done. >> host: joe atkin what if you are in a place where there is no sunshine? >> guest: they also charge off the wall. they also charge off of car charger so if there is no place where there is no sun and it's a pretty dark place because they also charge in cloudy conditions or if it is rainy so we been like our users in europe or london or u.k., they can power it up no problem. doesn't have to be totally sunny like it is right now. it can charge in cloudy conditions. >> host: how long will it hold up our charge? let's say

charge your laptops directly off of this product. it's small, portable, weighs like a pound and you're done. >> joe, what if you're in a place where there's no sunshine. >> so they also charge off the wall, and they also charge off car chargers, and so if there's no place where, i guess, there's no sun, that's a pretty dark place, because they charge off of cloudy conditions or if it's raining. the users in europe or london or u.k. or whatever, they power it up, no problem. it doesn't have to be sunny like it is right now. it just -- it can charge in cloudy conditions. >> how long does it hold a charge? say you charge it for three hours in the sun and then you travel. >> yeah, so typically, batteries like this last four to six months so it's like a battery in your car that you want to be using it, but this will power a laptop for a couple hours, recharge an ipad a couple times, or if you have a smart phone, two to four times it recharges it off of one charge. if you travel around, charge this up from your house like a wall plug, and

. >> they look like laptops. >> there are a couple of things. it starts with the intel second generation core processor and the heart and brains of the ultrabook. while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it is anything but traditional. you have a really sleek design and elegant design. they are all manufactured to be less than one-inch thick and they are responsive. and in our laptops that we have, typical about a 30-second boot time. when i say ultra-responsive, seven-second startup and working with your applications and programs. it is highly responsive. that's the second thing. there is new security built into this brought to you by hardware and software based on intel that help you with your e commerce and banking and overall with your identity protection. there is new security features. there are a couple of things built into one. >> i have seen a couple of different manufacturers for the ultrabooks, do you work with different manufacturers? are >> we have 75 designs coming out this year alone. we introduced it in the last

. >> host: they look like laptops. >> guest: there's a couple of things that make an ultra book. it starts with the intel second generation core processers, that's the heart and the brains of the overall book. but what you'll see very quickly is while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it's anything but traditional. what you really have is a couple of things. you have a really sleek design and a really sort of elegant design. they're all manufactured to be less than one inch thick, they're also ultra responsive. so what we find is we love our smartphones that you turn on, our tablets sort of pop right up, in our laptops we have it's typically about a 30-second boot time. when i saw ultra responsive, when you open these up, it really has about a 7-second start-up, and you're working with your applications and your programs. so it's really highly responsive. that's the second thing. there's also some new security built into this that's brought to you by hardware, software and hardware based on intel that really help with your overall identity protection when you'r

he just gets out a gun and shoots my laptop because that solves everything. that fixes all the issues that our family has. >> not funny. >> once you post it on youtube you become vulnerable to so many other things. i think he's seeing that firsthand. >> have a good day, you all. >>> have you heard the one about the grizzly bear and the pick-up truck? >> wow. >> most people when they see a very large grizzly bear, the first reaction is not to laugh his ter scli. >> yeah. >> it may be no laughing matter but it's funny as you'll see. this video is being called the funniest on the internet. >> god. let's just watch it again. >> we'll watch it together coming up. >>> in the united states to get people to stop smoking we've seen the pictures of diseased body parts. well in india, they used a different tactic that, well, let's just say it creeps some people out in a different way. this is a public service campaign by the cancer patients aid association in india. so in order to get people to stop smoking they decided to switch out their lighters that are in public pl

he just gets out a gun and shoots my laptop because that solves everything. that fixes all the issues that our family has. >> not funny. >> once you post it on youtube you become vulnerable to so many other things. i think he's seeing that firsthand. >> have a good day, you all. >>> have you heard the one about the grizzly bear and the pick-up truck? >> wow. >> most people when they see a very large grizzly bear, the first reaction is not to laugh his ter scli. >> yeah. >> it may be no laughing matter but it's funny as you'll see. this video is being called the funniest on the internet. >> god. let's just watch it again. >> we'll watch it together coming up. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so

he won't buy her a new laptop. no, you can't send her one you know what will happen to that laptop. >> that's right the same as the first one. >> mike the fog going to give way to something gorgeous today? >> a lot of sun, high clouds fog is almost done still a few patch as around still flight arrival delays into sfo looks like plenty of sunshine in the sierra, i don't see any snow coming this week, maybe late next week, just a tough call with the storm track being so far to the north they could get nickeled and dimed with a few snow makes -- snowflakes nothing heavy any time soon. moisture from the fog is still lingering and some of the high clouds throughout the afternoon hours. we are warmer than yesterday, mid to upper 40s san rafael, napa, redwood city, continue view, low to mid 50s 57 half moon bay east bay valleys up to fairfield upper 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay and as you head inland. going to be mostly sunny afternoon with a warming trend starting today, our warmest day still ahead of us wednesday

he won't buy her a new laptop.o, you can't send her one you know what will happen to that laptop. >> that's right the same as the first one. >> mike the fog going to give way to something gorgeous today? >> a lot of sun, high clouds fog is almost done still a few patch as around still flight arrival delays into sfo looks like plenty of sunshine in the sierra, i don't see any snow coming this week, maybe late next week, just a tough call with the storm track being so far to the north they could get nickeled and dimed with a few snow makes -- snowflakes nothing heavy any time soon. moisture from the fog is still lingering and some of the high clouds throughout the afternoon hours. we are warmer than yesterday, mid to upper 40s san rafael, napa, redwood city, continue view, low to mid 50s 57 half moon bay east bay valleys up to fairfield upper 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay and as you head inland. going to be mostly sunny afternoon with a warming trend starting today, our warmest day still ahead of us wednesday an

. >> they look like laptops. >> there is a couple of things that makes a ultrabook.starts with the intel second generation quote processor. that's the heart and brain of the overall ultrabook. when you will see very quickly is because the full performance of the laptop is anything but traditional soap you have a couple of things, you have a really sleek design and elegant design and they're all manufactured to be less than one instinct and what we find is wheel of our smart phones and the sort of pop right up in our laptop it's typically about of 32nd boot time. when i say altar responsive when you open these of it is about a 72nd startup and you are working with your application programs it is highly responsive. that's the second thing. there's also the new security built into this that brought to you by the hardware software and hardware based on intel pfft that really helps with your overall identity protection what you are doing online on these sort of things and over all of your identity protection this just in a security feature we built into the book's sole it

you pulled out a .45 and blew up her laptop. when she breaks curfew or drives and get as ticket. now do you blow up the car? you have advanced the rhetoric so far that you have nowhere else to go. >> i want to mention the father posted comments online where he says his daughter has gotten past this. while she had her crying fit and was upset about it initially she now has managed to laugh about it and according to him, is not scarred by it. now i want to give you the results of the poll we conducted online, phil, okay? 120,000 people or so weighed in. 73% said this is appropriate punishment. what's your reaction to that? >> like i said, a lot of parents are voting vicariously like, yep, i have thought about doing that and i wish i had. one of the things i want to say here is we've got to look at this in terms of matters of degree. for example, 100,000 children born this year will be molested by their father before they are 18 years old. we have such a serious problem with neglect, abandonment and abusing children physically here

many wonder why he didn't take the laptop away. he said did it. didn't work. >>> new at 5:30, thousands of teachers face layoffs across the country. teachers in buffalo, new york, are getting lie pow, all on -- lipo, all on the taxpayers dime. they are eligible to get plastic surgeon under the insurance options. botox, liposuction, tummy tucks and there's no deductible. last year buffalo schools spent $5.9 million on plastic surgery and the school is facing a $42 million deficit in next year's budget. >>> slick roads continue to playing areas of the south and that's what caused a police officer in north carolina to crash into two other cars. that is what happened after that crash. >>> an interactive video game is all the rage with kids and some of their parents. why taking a swing may have you landing in the doctor's office. >>> a hit and run in pennsylvania. the driver is accused of hitting a girl on her bike, then speeding away. it was caught on surveillance in fill's park -- philadelphia's park side section. it threw the 9-year-old from her bik

. >> a frightening experience for a man and woman who bought a new laptop at the westfield nape list mall. as they walked back to their car laptop in hand, suddenly three men appeared and attacked the couple and grabbed their laptop. 11 news reporter sheldon dutes has more now from annapolis. >> that robbery happened inside of a parking garage here at the mall and although no one was seriously hurt, shoppers say they're rethinking tir safety. >> pretty crazy to think that something like that would happen. at such a nice day as this. >> amanda richardson enjoys shopping at the westfield mall because she doesn't have to worry about her safety. >> i feel like people should be able to come to a nice area like this and shop and not have to worry about people attacking them. coming out of their cars. >> an arundel police have stepped up their patrol after a strong-arm robbery. a middle aged couple were walking to their car in a parking garage and three men walked up to them. >> a struggle there and attempted to get their property scompun able to get property from the female and were able t

the to the box containing a new laptop computer. rob roblin has the story. >> yesterday afternoon, the man and woman were returning to their car after shopping at the westfield annapolis mall when they were confronted by three men. it was in the red parking garage around 5:00 p.m. a man and woman had just purchased a laptop and were headed to their car. >> they reported walking out to their vehicle and the red cross area -- in the red cross -- garage area. the three men confronted them. they were able to take a with a laptop computer from the male. >> the card the thieves used to escape in was stolen. police have been unable to locate the vehicle. >> we have received information it was a stolen vehicle. it is a black bmw with district of columbia police. we're trying to get the information out to the public. if anyone saw or heard anything, we want them to come forward to expedite the investigation. >> police say they have stepped up security around mall. they say crimes like this are not common. for those who shop at the mall, a cr

>> oh, yeah. >> that right there is your laptop.s right here, is my .45. >> tommy jordan from north carolina. tens of millions of views for shooting his daughter's laptop after she complained on facebook about some of her chores. >> hope you've enjoyed your little fiasco on facebook. hope it was worth all this. >> the saga continues. >> the first thing that jumps out to me, this is a real mouthy kid, wonder where she got that? >> dr. phil made an appearance on the "today" show and he weighed in on this facebook parent tommy jordan. >> she was disrespectful publicly, called him names publicly, cussed at him publicly, and he turned around and did exactly the same thing. you never ever human late your child publicly. >> basic blanket statement. >> of course tommy jordan has something to say about dr. phil's opinion. >> hey, guys. it's tommy jordan again. >> he made another video? >> you do realize that not all, but a large majority of the show is you bringing troubled kids on and troubled parents troubled teens and all these groups, an

principal deerpath middle school said daughter caught visiting adult websites on her school issued laptop. the mother demanded to see evidence printing of pages and pages of the laptop's history shows the daughter in deed visiting adult websites directed the school days >> 11 years old all children doing that school is not stopping them >> a 6 day suspension of their chisley haynes upset with her daughter but also says the school's responsibility to make sure students to not have access in the first place >> during school she goes through 11:00 that again 15 minutes back again. >> some cases software level on the computer in some cases based on the network >> chad taylor an it and computer expert at abt electronics in glenview many ways to block websites >> technologies that can manage that for the school for the business where they can basically put restrictions on the computer >> says a daughter figured out how to circumvent the school's website restrictions plans her daughter is not the only one doing this >> of the worst thing you hear is the school knows this is happening and we are

he said he's trying take tk laptop away before. again, i'll put a bullet through it. it happened again. yes, it did. for her part, jordan's daufr said she was mad at first but got over it. she's still grounded. dad is not taking that back. he regrets that social services came to their house. he's asking for his fan base to send donations for the muscular dystrophy foundation. >> sounds like he's sorry for embarrassing her. >> think so. he's taking responsibility for his part in all this. >> you can read the full interview at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up, josh has "the play of the day." >>> and mariah carey is here live. the latest on her husband's health scare. so you think chocolate's gonna make up for everything, huh? oh, actually it's hot chocolate... with caramel. caramel, huh? [ male announcer ] nothing says "i really love you" like the new caramel hot chocolate from mccafé. the simple joy of the sweetest thing. ok. ♪ is another way to look at the bean. another way that reveals the lighter, mellower side of

three men appeared and grabbed their laptop in the parking lot. sheldon dutes has more. >> that robbery happened inside a parking lot here at the mall. although no one was seriously hurt, shoppers say they are rethinking their safety. >> it is crazy to think something like that would happen . >> amanda richardson said she doesn't -- >> i think people should be able to shop without worrying about people attacking them. >> but police have stepped up their patrol. a middle-aged couple was walking to their car when three men walked up to them. >> there was a struggle there. they were unable to get property from the female. they were able to take a laptop computer. >> we have received information that the vehicle the suspects were in was a stolen vehicle. it is a black b.m.w. with district of columbia plates. we're trying to get that information out to the public. >> the car is a d.c. tag ry-167. police canvased the area but couldn't find them. shop -- shoppers are thinking twice about their safety. >> look around around and make sure i'm familiar with

then there is that laptop we talked about. the prosecutors say it was worth about $250 or more, the defense puts the value at about $100. they put on an expert who said that it's really important because the prosecution has charged huguely with murder in the commission of a robbery and grand larceny, and for it to be grand larceny, the laptop has to be worth more than $200. he is also charged with the first-degree murder count but that count requires prosecutors to prove that huguely actually intended to kill yardley. but if you kill someone while you're robbing them, it does not matter whether you intended to kill or not. you are still guilty of murder. now, the trial has been postponed again because one of huguely's lawyers is sick. the judge is going to hold an unusual saturday session, and he is hoping to get this case to the jury tomorrow. and it's going to be up to them. mike. >> bruce leshan, thank you. >>> okay, one of the key questions is whether or not george huguely, the defendant in the case, is going to take the s

>>clayton: daughter's laptop meet daddy's gun. >> there your laptop. see that here on the ground?my .45. >>clayton: what caused this papa pop off open the computer? "fox & friends" continues right new. >>clayton: it is still saturday morning. it is hard to tell when the rooster crows. that is the lovely and talented dave briggs and the lovely and talented alisyn camerota. >>alisyn: do you remember in the super bowl when madonna did that dance at half time and a guy next to her in a togo doing flat lining, bouncing on a type of rope. >>alisyn: we are going to all three try this. >>dave: very big she coming up with governor huckabee and ann coulter. stay tuned. >>alisyn: and now the headlines. we have a news alert. new video from fox of friends of iran's president -- that's iran's president, vowing to make a major announcement. you can see mahmoud ahmadinejad there making the comments this morning as a rally making the 33rd and was of the islamic revolution. he did not say what the announcement would be but he did say iran would "never yield to western pressure e the united states a

those and the weather when we come back. . >>> there is your laptop. you see it's out here on the ground. this right here, is my 45. >> there you go. tonight we have the update from the dad who got so angry at what his daughter put on facebook he shot her laptop. the posts on the facebook page we know jordon has -- chased several tv crews off and been visited by police who he said gave him kudos for the video. social services stopped by too and plan to interview his daughter and he expects they won't find anything wrong with the way he treats her. speaking of his daughter she said she is taking this whole thing well, better than the rest of america. >> wow. georgia they are asking if a high school made a major decision based on grades or race. cody will be one of the two val disc for yans. the school said it picked two students because their gpa's were so close. steven's mother said it was bad cody would have been the first black valedictorian. >> [inaudible] dot do the right thing. >> reporter: the school district says race had nothing to do with it.

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that right there is your laptop. this right here is my .4.45.fter that comment you made about your mom. you mom told me to make sure i put one in there for her. that one's from her. >> whoa! the father says his daughter can buy herself a new laptop after she pays him back for the one he shot up. okay. >> a lot of viewers are scratching their head over that one. the "today" show is next on nbc4. let's find out what they're working on. >> amy robach joins us live. good morning. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning. mitt romney is looking to end a four-day losing streak in he caucuses. but unlike previous times he's going head to head with ron paul. >>> investigators in washington state removed bloodstained items from a storage unit owned by josh powell, a week after a murder-suicide that left him and his two young sons to rest. we'll have the latest. >>> former intern, mimi alford talks about john robert kennedy. she joins us as critics say she should have kept that relationship a secret. who's that girl? the first look at blue ivy car

>> that's a laptop with a couple of bullets in it. >> the father says she can buy herself a laptop after she pays him back for the one he shot up. >> i don't think tech support going to help with that one. >>> so we're in for some wild weather? >> we really are. it's going to be really cold. you'll notice tomorrow. you may see some snow on some rooftops across the area but the snow is not going to be the biggest factor and i'll continue to say that through the rest of the weekend. it is the cold and it will be the wind. winds could be gusting upwards of 30 to 40 miles an hours late tomorrow afternoon bringing in cold temperatures. today, not too bad and we saw sunshine earlier with a high of 47 degrees. average high around 46. yes, get ready for the cold and get ready for the wind. out there right now, 42 degrees and light rain across much of the area with winds out of the northeast at 6 miles an hours. around the rest of the region, 34 in leesburg. 43 in gaithersburg and 33 in martinsberg. that's where the snow chances are to the south, 42 in washington. 43 in fredericksburg. this is wh

check out his response that's gone viral. >> that right there is your laptop.ou see it's out here on the ground. this right here is my .45. >> he put eight bullets in the laptop, also read his daughter's rant, then posted the video on her facebook page for her friends to see.   have a great weekend. >>> fox 5 news isn't over. go to www.myfoxdc.com now for news, weather and entertainment updates. fox 5 news is washington's best news on air and online at www.myfoxdc.com brought to you by verizon 4g lte. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪hen she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪

that he stole yeardley love's laptop. the question here for the jury.egree murder charge was the question of intent and apparently these jurors decided that there was no intent, that george huguely did not necessarily decide and intend to kill yeardley love. but they did find that he killed her with malice. and if they found that malice, they did not need to find that he intended to kill yeardley love. there was another murder count, first-degree felony murder in the commission of a robbery. not guilty on that charge. but again, they did find him guilty of grand larceny, that he robbed yeardley love, excuse me, that he stole that laptop worth more than $200. that's important in a legal sense. that he stole that laptop from yeardley love. but not guilty on all the other charges. there were a total of six of them in this case. now, during the course of this trial, much of george huguely's family has sat right in the front of the courtroom and he has not looked at them. he looked back at the reporters, but not seemed to engage his family. today he came int

the dad who pumped his daughter's laptop full of bullets to teach her a lesson.lot of folks weighing in. we'll talk more about it ahead. >> on a different note, thinking of redecorating your home? we'll show you how to get expert advice, creative ideas and big discounts by using the internet. >>> and how about herbs and spice making everything nice? we'll show you what to add to your daily diet. >> you have been hanging around the dailies too long. >> how about peaches and herb? >> first a preview of weekend "today" from amy and jenna wolfe. >> this weekend, remembering whitney houston. a week after her sudden death we will be live in new jersey ahead of the legendary pop star's private funeral. diane warren will attend and share her memories of whitney with us. >> then we introduce you to the most accurate marksman in u.s. military history h. the man known as the devil of ramadi had perfect aim from a mile away. he'll tell us about life in the navy seals and his tour of duty. and i spent time with the hosts of "top gear usa." they will try any stunt on four whee

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if they can convince the jury that he was there to take the laptop, that's a felony.was felony murder and therefore life in prison. that's what the prosecution is trying to prove here, brooke. >> she died of blunt force trauma. there is also the theory that she suffocated herself by turning her face down into her pill pillow. >> yes. that also goes to the issue of whether or not there could have been intent. from the prosecution perspective whar , what did they say. their experts said it was blunt force trauma. that would be being hit over the head and therefore resulting in death. but the defense says, there was no bleeding, and therefore, since she couldn't move, she suffocated in the pillow. he contributed to her death but he certainly didn't cause it. again, they're attacking, brooke, attack, attack, attack the element of intent. if they can get the jury away from thinking it was intentional or that his acts constituted intent, but yet he was negligible, he didn't mean to do, it was an accident, it changes the whole equation. remember here, brooke, the win for the

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to look into a man who got into a dorm and touched a sleeping student before trying to steal her laptop. paul wagner is live with more. >> reporter: campus police say the sleeping student was touched on her thigh by a man who walked into the dormroom before 4 sunday morning. when the roommate asked who he was, the police say he made up a story and left the building, perhaps with another man. students have to pass through several layers of security before getting to their rooms and just like other buildings, they use key cards to access the doors and elevators. early sunday morning, students reported seeing two men looking for unlocked doors. >> and we spoke to other students on the dorm and they heard their doorknobs being jiggled and manipulated. one student saw two males whom she believed did not belong on the hall. >> reporter: and before police were called, a sleeping student was startled by an introdder who touched herthy on and when -- her night when challenged by the roommate, the man left after making up a story of visiting another friend on another floor. >> it's unusual. the l