why a laptop?ounds like a luxury for these people who need so much more than that. >> let me take two countries, pakistan and nigeria. 50% of the children in both of those countries are not in school. >> at all. >> at all. they have no schools; they don't even have trees under which a teacher might stand. >> you're saying, give them a laptop even if they don't go to school? >> especially if they don't go to school. >> oh, my. >> if they don't go to school, this is school in a box. >> negroponte took a leave of absence from mit and has done little else but work on this ever since. so, nicholas negroponte... >> yes. >> what's in it for you? >> nothing. absolutely nothing. >> he says it's purely humanitarian and nonprofit. with start-up money from google and other big companies, he assembled a team of engineers and programmers to come up with something that would stand up to third world conditions. >> you can pour water on the keyboard. you can dip it into--you know, you can dip the base into a bathtu

. >>> these people think they've won a new laptop. but instead, they're under arrest. >>> this fisherman thinks he hooked a shark. but it's the shark who's hooked him. caught on camera, a cop caught off guard. a driver on a dangerous path. a skydiver crashing to earth. unexpected situations. >> oh, my god. >> unpredictable endings. improbable suspects. >> oh, my god. >>> and what in the world is this car thief doing on a golf course? >> he's going to steal a golf cart now. >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." when it comes to sky diving, you may want excitement, but you don't want surprises. certainly not at thousands of feet in the air. but surprise is what one instructor gets. not once, not twice, three times in one day. all while heading straight for the ground below. [ screaming ] >> it was really not my day. i should have stayed in bed that day. >> oh, my gosh. >> adrian "wildman" thuma is a skydiving instructor who takes people on jumps in australia. on january 12th, 2007, he's getting ready to head up

the organization behind one laptop per child are promoting low cost p.c.'s to kids all around the world. yves behar is joining us right after the break. pure hershey's. [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah we are. no...we're not. ♪ ♪ ask an allstate agent about the value plan. are you in good hands? >> it's not just a $100 laptop, but also a head set, and the soda stream soda maker, all iconic designs from yves behar. great to have you on show the. you've done very iconic products and worked with some of the biggest companies from samsung to g.e., designing things, different light bulbs to actual different lights and chairs, furniture, watches you're wearing something you designed on your wrist you name it. what was som

>> that one needs to be replaced on the laptop with what you added later or no? with my district stuff or -- >> the question is what's available to member leigh on the laptop is the most current version. >> that's right. but it doesn't include your sum are i to districts one through four. >> let's look into it. >> i can put that in. >> i will go first. and then you can switch with me. >> ok. miss tidwell will edit first. and are you -- >> we can share editing. >> sure. are you offering to edit because you're assuming that we're going to go to the section where -- left out. >> i will start editing and somebody can put just me and i will type in my. >> we can do both at the same time. >> excellent. we're on page 1, the introduction. againthere, have been no changed to any of the drafts. i presume we can move forward. yes? >> i didn't -- whatever, we're here. if we have changes we need to articulate those now? >> now. >> if we have grammatical changes, should we not have them? what do you want us to do on that? >> this is about content and we're going to leave final

laptops cost money. >> we have repurpose pussed or funding. we have 19 districts in funding we are considered a modestly funded school district. >> how much do you spend per purple? >> 7,400 per pupil per year. >> what's a cost of the a family? we charge a $50 what we call a user fee. we have had families who fwraut in a big jar of coins who are in tough times they said we are in. here's our $50. >> while his budget was cut he had to layoff 10 percent of his calf including 37 teachers his reforms improve graduation rates from 77 to 91 percent in five years. how did he find the money for a lap top? >> we have moved away from textbooks. we used to have classrooms of dictionaries and they say sawyer russes. now they have access but we are not buying those materials we are going to on-line content. >> edward's success is also due to not having to fight a teacher's union in this right to work state. >> you have the ability to let bad teachers go? >> that's correct. >> that's different than most school districts who have a strong teacher union. >> i

laptops cost money. >> we have repurpose pussed or funding.in funding we are considered a modestly funded school district. >> how much do you spend per purple? >> 7,400 per pupil per year. >> what's a cost of the a family? we charge a $50 what we call a user fee. we have had families who fwraut in a big jar of coins who are in tough times they said we are in. here's our $50. >> while his budget was cut he had to layoff 10 percent of his calf including 37 teachers his reforms improve graduation rates from 77 to 91 percent in five years. how did he find the money for a lap top? >> we have moved away from textbooks. we used to have classrooms of dictionaries and they say sawyer russes. now they have access but we are not buying those materials we are going to on-line content. >> edward's success is also due to not having to fight a teacher's union in this right to work state. >> you have the ability to let bad teachers go? >> that's correct. >> that's different than most school districts who have a strong teacher union. >> i haven't worked in a s

if convicted he started investigating after it southwest airlines reported numerous missing laptops and found many ponds computers and laptops at his home, his finest $250,000. >> more testimony that kathleen savio was terrified of juror peterson that he told her she could kill her e. and make it look like an accident and one testimony from a former mistress who said that drew peterson was cold. steve stated kathie savio for two years while she and drew peterson were in the middle of a divorce, when he went to her home the night of her death he confronted peterson and asked him what the hell happened, peterson said he didn't know. peterson replied she would have lost anyway, referring to the financial aspect of the divorce. when everyone in the family heard about kathleen everyone suspected that drew had something to do with it. the day after she died kathleen's sister asked him did you kill my sister and drew choked up it acted surprised and said i wouldn't kill the mother of my children. susan had a contract for a movie deal from 2009- 200011 she said it was about domestic violenc

no spoon for him what was our president doing alone with his laptop? donating to his own presidential campaign. >> i want to make sure that folks know that i'm not just talking the talk, i'm walking the walk. lawyer, united states of america and my occupation is president. [ laughter ] >> jon: birth place -- [ laughter ] mr. president, don't do it. don't hit the donate button. don't give you your e-mail address. you'll end up spamming the living (bleep) out of you. how much access are you buying, mr. president? are you going for the $40,000 clooney and hang? the $30,000 dinner and foo fighters concert with you. you might meet sjp. >> the president has given $5,000 to his own reelection effort. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jon: it will run you $10,000 just to get a photo op with yourself. what do you get for $5,000? you only thing you get for that? biden says your full name is a single belch. that's it. [belching] [cheers and applause] that's going to cost him later. [ laughter ] you know what? raising money is the least of owe balm why's problems becau

. >> reporter: the majority of newer laptops have built-in cameras. you may have never used yours but odds are it's there. >> it just comes with the future. >> with the web cam comes the opportunity for people to use software to control that web cam. >> reporter: you heard right, control your web cam. >> many laptops have 3g or wireless capabilities built in. so being portable, they can be used anywhere. put in places that are private, places people might not want to be seen. >> reporter: imagine someone tapping into that web cam to watch you. >> there is malicious software that can turn on the web cam, turn it off. can turn off the light that indicates it's on. >> reporter: with the light off, you have no idea someone pass watching. it's happening all over the world and a crime that's growing according to the fbi. >> it can grow exponentialally. they don't have to be a computer programmer. >> reporter: a quick search on google will reveal all kinds of information for people looking to hack a web cam and not just your computers, any web cam from secur

on craigslist, the suppose a buyer shows up punched a man and took off with a laptop. >>> is this a group or rain or individuals acting independently? >>> that is what police are investigating the locations and descriptions very but craigslist users should now the ammo are the same they typically change locations at the last minute the car they pretend to be selling this not have plates and insist on dealing in cash. >>> for some that means this >>> how would not buy anything on craigslist >>> there are precautions for those who choose to continue on craigslist instead of using cash use money orders they also said you should meet the person at the police department the also say you should save the craigslist at your responded to it could come in handy in as they tracked a suspect down. christin ayers cbs 5 >>> it is game day mobile 5 is live the 49ers get ready for the final preseason game against the chargers >>> we'll have fog get the coast and clear skies inland how this will impact on holiday as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. >>> parents of autistic children have a new tool

. >>> if you have a company laptop, you could be putting your business at risk and you don't even know it. out of the 60 or rather 26% of workers who reported having office laptops, 61% have critical sensitive information stored on them. here's the problem. a significant number of these workers may be putting their company or themselves at risk by failing to secure the laptop, by sharing passwords or by clicking on links from unknown sources. that password problem we talked about the other day, lots of leaked passwords out there. a lot of people keep changing them, making them shorter and shorter so they can remember them and that's tough. >> i wish there was some way they could come up with an app that was a lock and key where you wouldn't have to keep remembering, just open the lock or key and j you could do it. -- and only you could do it. >> a fingerprint. >>> it's been one year since a big earthquake shook our reason. in five minutes a look at how some of the hardest hit spots are recovering. >> the streak of nice weather keeps rolling. howard says clear skies, highs in the 80s. >

i found a coupon just this morning for the microsoft store and they're offering $200 off laptops.ur teen or tween a laptop for school, that's an amazing savings. >> the coupons really do work. >> they do. >> people ask that question all the people. yes, use them. often. >> but we're hearing 500 bucks per kid and they're putting a lot of pressure on kids to get the coolest sneakers and coolest clothes. nothing ever changes. >> parochial school takes that away. never had to think about it. >> something to think about. >>> well, coming up at 6:05, i'm going to show you a new high-tech way for guests adds weddings to get to -- guests at weddings to get to know each other advance. dad look, you can get eggs, bacon and pancakes for $4. umm. in my day, you get eggs, bacon and pancakes, and it only cost you $4. the $4 everyday value slam. one of 4 tasty choices for $4 off the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's. >>> good wednesday morning. very muggy out here once again. i can't wait for a few weeks when fall moves in and we get rid of this humidity but it's another sticky morning. keep t

there was video evidence of this which was uploaded to youtube showing julian assange at a laptop at the same time as a discussion happening with the lulzsec hackers. and then deleted just moments later. and at that time wikileaks, or this representative was asking lulzsec to collaborate on hacking into the servers of an icelandic organization and trying to find elements of corruption. this is really explosive stuff for lulzsec at the time. the guys within the group are kind of shocked that they're being in such kind of grand company. but that's when it really hit home that they have become big, that the guys who wikileaks were actually reaching out to them. they ended up trying to find those vulnerabilities in the icelandic organizations and websites, and they couldn't find a vulnerability that they could actually explode. it was a bit too public it get a so that didn't really go to any further. but the collaboration did happen. there were a few discussions. >> how did you get in touch with these folks speak with with lulzsec? >> yes spent again, i was very interested in anonymous w

survey conducted by online shopping site ebay finds 42% of teens and betweens want a new mart phone, laptop, or tablet before the bell rings for their first class. in new york, brenda, fox news. >>> all right, the news tonight far from over. the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >> thanks for staying up with us. the edge begins in the district with a young husband and father beaten so badly that he is now in a coma. found on the front step of a home in eastern market. fox 5 is in the newsroom. she picked up the story from there. lauren. >> thank you, matt. police are working tonight to figure out a motive for what they classified as an aggravated assault. an attack that left a d. c. husband and father clinging to life. >> they are just good people. it's devastating. >> thomas, who goes by tc, spent friday night at the nats game, followed by food and drinks along pennsylvania avenue. friends say he left around 12:45 a.m. to walk a few blocks to capitol hill home. but this morning, his wife awoke to find he never returned. police say a man was found lyi

. >> those partners, where else will they go, what laptops are they going to make? they don't have an option. they're still going to have to use windows to make their laptops, they can't alienate them that much. and about the van ti fair article. sure microsoft whiffed, but it's one that's not afraid to take a big chance. sure they're two years behind, but if they sat back -- >> i they can increase licensing fees, otherwise they're going to have to worry about maintaining these products too. >> android is not even the same field as windows 8. >> it's a competitive operating system. >> this is a different field. >> we appreciate your time. we want to get to the market flash desk. >> disney is up with a nice run. expect one and a third in revenue, the key is, a lot of people don't know how heavily exposed they are to international and domestic. they will have growth across all of their sectors, but how big is international, that will be the key. >> all right, we'll be watching, thank you, brian, 20 minutes until the closing bell sounds for the day, gains pretty steady

. >>> you know about the rule turning off electronics, soon you might be able to keep your laptop or ipad on. >> the faa is studying, and whether to change the long-standing rules. nbc's tom costello is joining us. >> don't hold your breath. this is a long study the faa is embarking on, including industry groups as well as, you know, the airlines and the people who make all of these gage either and devices. we get frustrated when we sit on the plane and can't use them, because at 10,000 feet and below, the faa says you can't turned them on, because of their concern about possible interference with the aircraft's avionics and computers, what have you. they have heard so many complains they'll study this. they already studied it back in 2006 and sell, yes, it does or can cause interference, we don't know whether it's actually contributed to a crash, but we don't want to take any chances, and because technology changes so rapidly, that they've said we don't want any of these devices on below 10,000 feet. now they'll study it again and say, is it possible to get kind of like an underwrit

the most frequent stolen items are cell phone, laptops and ipads. the victims are also using the devices when the thieves strike. taking advantage of the fact that you might be distracted. >> someone comes and takes the phone or the ipad or laptop off of our table and next thing they are off on a bicycle or running or getting into a car. we want to bring that public awareness and ask people to be mindful and let's work on reducing the crime increase that we are seeing. >> police advised commuters to keep personal electronics hidden as they walk and be aware of surroundings when they use them. new tonight at 6:00, an update to a deadly hawaiian crash that took the life of a northern california girl. an australian man pleaded no contest to negligent homicide in the death of vaccaville native kristin fonseca. he ran his jetski into her while showing off for a friend in a honolulu vacation. a videotape captured the crash. >> yosemite park rangers found the body of a sex-year-old boy. the body was discovered 60 yards downstream. jacob and his 10-year-old

those can be a good investment. >> schools are recommending that kids have a e-reader, tablet or a laptopo do work at school. >> it's a lot cheaper and a lot better and why not? it kind of opens up whole new worlds for education. >> experts say to keep the high-tech tools simple, trying get kids a flash drive so they can keep their assignments on that. >>> thousands of teens who graduated from high school a few months ago are now heading off to college. >> but a growing on number of graduates who decided they that they need a break before moving to the next phase of life. we have a closer grolook of thi group. >> reporter: they're volunteering, studying abroad or even working. kids get some life experience while waiting to start at their school of their dreams. andy knew exactly where she wanted to go to school. >> harvard. >> her timing wasn't right. the school offered her admission the following here. she found a way to fill in the gap. >> i feel so fortunate, fortunate to be able to do it. >> reporter: in eight months, andi backpacked through indonesia and taught at a school at morocco

. >> lots of folks buying laptops. >> today we have the h.p. sleek book, a fantastic back-to-school laptop featuring a pre-paid card back to qualified students and built-in battery, beets audio. 15-inch screen, $100 back for qualified students. >> awesome deal. you brought lots of colorful things. i know you brought things more geared toward girls. >> lots of different designs and categories. this is 100% recycled, all post consumer, $2 clipboard for the teachers and students. >> matching staplers. >> exactly. various prints and colors to go along with the clipboard. >> 3-d note books, a big deal? >> durable covers to last you longer. many styles, it's hard to see the transition. >> i'd pay attention to this all day during class, having fun with it. look that the adorable tape dispenser. >> we have these in apples, in cupcakes. it is a tape dispenser built in and refill it all year long. >> and locker swag. >> got love it. locker swag is all over the place. >> it's amazing when you see this. tell us about this. >> this is the locker chandelier.

. >> air travelers may be able to use their laptops. i know their books. the ipad and kindle.ould be nice. >> that would be nice. >> i'm against phones. i don't want phones, but the rest of the stuff, yes. >> absolutely. the federal aviation administration is really taking this on board. they are forming a study to see if smartphones or laptops or other gadgets can be used safely during the flight. you have seen some passengers who completely ignore the rules to turn off the electronic devices during takeoff and landing. they emit radio signals to interfere with the cockpit signals. one thing is consider the use of cell phones to make calls during the flight. consumers say passengers see it as an annoyance. >> i am one of those. peace and quiet. >> these stories and more at 2:00 on cnbc. >> mandy, thank you so much. >>> security is tight at the republican national convention. take a look at what delegates cannot bring in. despite the wet weather, umbrellas are prohibited at tampa bay times forum. so is whole fruit. bananas. eat it beforehand. baseballs are not allowed. if you

this is a customer service rating firm, looked at everything from pens to laptops and broke it down. online comes out on top when it comes to time. on average the researchers say shopping time for a less of back-to-school basics were 10 minutes online, 30 minutes at the store. when you shop in the store you go home with good ideas. online, it may take days for delivery. the average price paid for a list at stores, including office depot, target, staples and walmart was $31 while the same online came to $53. shipping costs accounted for $10 of the difference. >>> whether you decide to do your back-to-school online or in the store, consider pick up supplies for students in need. abc2 is working with the preston mitchum foundation and the celebree learning center to collect school supplies for students in need. we'll be doing this until august 24. they are the basics. and supplies can be dropped off at any of the 20 celebree learning centers. there's a fullest on our website, abc2news.com/school supply. >>> we can tell you about the school supply drive because the need is so important.

fliers are being handed out by police to warn riders about thieves who are snatching cellphones and laptops from distracted passengers. some riders say they already take precautions. >> you're not going to catch me as no victim. i need my phone. >> people get onto their cellphones and they think they're in a protective bubble. people have lost their sense of sensibility, and their ability to pay attention to their surroundings in large, dangerous cities. >> as long as you're able to keep a lookout. i don't have the headphones on all the time. i'm able to hear you because it was not on full-blast. >> adding extra patrols in the area of the surrounding stations, surveillance cameras are also being used >>> tropical storm isaac turning toward the dominican republic and haiti. and it's threatening to strengthen into a hurricane which could take a shot at florida as the republicans gather for their national convention in tampa. the mayor of tampa says that the republican national commit seready for any problem -- committee is ready for any problems. but it is his decision whether to evacuate. >>

leaving their stuff and attended like this tape recorder on one table and at another table was this laptoph is, there is no such thing as a safe place. did not leave their valuables unattended. it could save you a headache in the future. >> temperatures or slightly cooler this afternoon and what we saw yesterday. warm and our inland valleys. it is fairly mild this afternoon. fog is expected to return overnight. >> petaluma little league continues to dominate the sports landscape. they took on a fairfield connecticut tonight and pennsylvania. the bottom third 1-0. there are one victory away from the national final. giants dodgers, 4-0. lincecum pitched a two hitter. the oakland a's have turned their eight to play. roger clemens was introduced today with a minor league team. he has not pitched competitively in the five- year reportedly, clemens still froze 87 mi. an hour. >> lebron it snigger, possibly as much as $13. a dozen pairs have been made. >>pam: good night.

. >> their offices wherever they sit down with a laptop. today they launched a $40,000 fund-raising campaign for stipends or in terms to keep some of the side going. >> there are so many families in d.c. who need a place to feel like their loved ones are remembered. >> next on abc 7 news, young illegal immigrants lined up around the nation for a chance for a temporary amnesty. what it will do for millions of people. >> storm watch and what you need to know about the latest round of rain and thunderstorms. >> the nationals are chasing the pennant. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. i think mitt romney's really o of touch with the average w woman's health issues... this is not the 1950s. contraception is so important to women... it's aut a woman being able to make decisions... i don't remember anyone as extme as romney... i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. i don't think mitt romney can even understand the mindset of someone who has to go to planned parenthood. planned parenthood. we're going to get rid of that. i

. >> on your big red comfy coach with your laptop and could you online activity determine whether you got a job, a mortgage or even a date. experts say it's already happening. >> that's right. it works like a credit score and gives you a rank. charlie youson explains how it works. >> imagine someone handing over the keys to a luxury automobile for the weekend, mo strings attached or a resort offering you a room free. that's exactly what happened to leah all beuse of her high social media score. >> they came to me which was cool. >> you probably don't know it but your online popularity is being ranked by web sites. you have a number. the higher your number the more influence you have online and the more appealing you are to marketers. >> i believe these real world people can get their message out to their community and help amplify the message. during the last two years more than 300 brands have offered perks, that means discounts to places like disney, microsoft and american express. >> free upgrades on flights to movie tickets, product trials. the perks run the gamut and the higher y

take people's electronic gadgets recent spike in people being robbed of smartphones, iphones and laptops. >> this is a quick and easy turn around sale for our suspects when you use electronic -- when electronic devices can be sold for ready cash they are happening when people are leaving the stations. they are on the trains, parking lots in the bus zone area, all over. >> police departments say you can avoid being a victim by hiding your devices in a bag, purse or briefcase while walking or using public transportation. >>> investigators still looking for the cause of early morning fire in san rafael inside the garage of a home before 2:00. three people bagged to get out, crews made quick work of the fire knocking it down within 10 minutes the flames burned three vehicles. >>> we have breaking news out of nba virginia newspaper reports the sacramento kings may move across the country. the paper is reporting team owners the maloof family are negotiating to move the kingses to virginia beach, virginia under terms of the deal the kings would get a new arena and comcast would get broadcast an

so your boss could be on the beach, with a laptop, checking in on you. it's not just for conference calling. the robot would have wheels, several cameras, and an h-d display. so it can roam around the office, attend a meeting, someone. this technology could even be used outside of the work-place. you could maybe travel the world- right from your living room. of course, the robo-boss is still just an experiment. it may never make it beyond the development phase. but robots working in the office shouldn't sound like a scene in a sci-fi movie. microsoft thinks it's only a matter of time, because wi-fi and 4-g networks are almost everywhere. i'm alison kosik ii new york. -----end-----cnn.script----- former boxing champ...evander holyfield... needs some cash! cash!the items he's putting on an auction block...to avoid for. forclosure.

. >> the same thing happen to amanda was trying to sell his laptop on craig's list one week ago. the supposed buyers showed up and pulled a gun and punched a man and took off with a laptop. >> is this a group? a ring, or individuals as acting independently? >> that is what police are now investigating. they say the locations and descriptions of the robbers mary but craig's list user should know that the ammo is the same. they typically change locations of the meeting site at the last minute. the car that they pretend to be selling often does not have license plates and they insist on dealing only in cash. >> always go with a gut instinct. >> for some that means this. >> i would not buy anything on craig's list. >> for those that still do want to buy things on craig's list, police say to take some precautions, do not carry cash, a money order instead because it can be traced and they say you should meet the person at the police department to be as safe as possible, and they tell us to save the craig's list advertisement that you responded to because that could be helpful in the in

august is the best to by bigger items like laptops. if you really want the biggest savings for most items, hold off until september. once students are back in school, the pricings start dropping. >>> listen, while you're in the store getting the best deal possible, keep in mind many students don't have the supplies they nee.d -- need. we're working with preston mitch ham foundation and celebree to collect school supplies through august 24th. they're backpacks, composition books, pens, pencils, packs of wide ruled paper and you can drop them off at any of the 27 celebree learning centers. we have the information on our website at abc2news.com/school supplies. >>> on the weather front, just a couple of showers primarily now in southern maryland. i'll show you where the rain is and where it's been. wet day at the beaches at times. southern tip of st. mary's county, not far from solomon's island. this has so much agriculture. they could use some rain. let's take a look at some of the cameras. you can see in baltimore it was a gray start. i

they will research on their laptop.t's just what such an efficient motor of distribution that it should be universalist what. it's instantaneous. i happen to be a tremendous admirer not only of googled of the amazon which is an unbelievable resources. it's so immensely easy to obtain books through amazon. where the bookstores -- with some bookstores have actually benefited from amazon because amazon has provided the market to small bookstores that specializes in out of print work so i get a lot of out of print books to these small booksellers through amazon, and amazon not only provides access to these people, but they also, you know, i don't know your experience but my experience with amazon is terrific. you get books sent to you by some m. absolutely unknown tiny bookseller, who knows where the, and its prompt and when they represent the condition of the book that's how it comes. so, some book sellers actually are benefiting dramas on. but the only real advantage that the conventional bookstore has over amazon is brow

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if you're not at home watching us here and you have your laptop with you or your phone use our web site. that's why we keep our phones near us. >> it's going to be a big week. >> see them in action. real officials. watch the running back position. the skins had a lot of injuries. this year give it away. a series win on the line today do they get it? we'll tell you next. >> one of those players they look to as the future. 43 saves last season. beyond impressive. today he got a chance to prove himself in a situation for the first time since last september. to center harper. such speed. bottom of the second keeping alive two for three on the day. leading with 41 home runs. 4-0 nationals. sensational, six innings giving up the hits had two rbis. the nats win 4-1 with that big save opportunity has been crave forg since returning to the bigs on july 16. davey johnson the rest of the stuff, ready for the road. >> every day can affect and we got through the day just the way i wanted to. i've had to double up and triple up on guys. that's what i worry about. >> worry about the braves though. bot

this phone >> smart phones can carry as much of our personal information as we used to store our laptop or computer >> checking accounts >> contacts and phone numbers >> my bank account and facebook >> just some of the personal data that mcafee cyber expert was looking into win he scrolled through the vast offerings on ebay and craigslist.com and bought 30 use devices >> i bought android iphone and blackberries. people laughed all kinds of documents, on videos, photos and a lot of pornography actually. there was enough information to either steal their identities were take over existing identities >> that despite the best efforts of those selling the funds to wipe them clean. removing but s.i. m card and s d card is vital but they're not the only critical storage areas. they will comic factories will tell you to restore personal settings to default settings which does work well with iphone and blackberry >> but with the android phones, motorola android specifically, we still found data >> enough data to easily pull off identity theft >> if you're selling the device for $50, is it worth

many websites offer to buy and recycle everything from old tv sets and ipods and laptops and, of course, cellphones. that is where money is. they will quote you a price online but how likely are you able to get that price or even get paid? we decided to test that. >> you might think that your phone is so old and obsolete but there is probably that still wants to buy it. >> that is tech expert at electronic frontier foundation. we collected this box full of unwanted old phones and we tried to get money for them. >> there is probably somewhere in the world who would be interested in using go your old phone if it works. >> it's really old. >> we had several old phones and iphone 4 with a smashed screen. not too many sites wanted our old motorola. finally they offered to $12 until we said it didn't charge up. then it was a buck and free shipping. >> some had really strict guidelines. >> many sites didn't want the blackberry but we did get an offer from you renew.com and $20 from buy back world. goozoo offered to plant us a tree with our order. and busted iphone four, lots of sites offered h

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. >>> well, if you on a newer laptop, chances are your computer has a web cam on it. hackers are trying to control them. we'll tell you what to do to keep people from spying on you. >>> there's less than a month before katy premieres. tonight she will give us a look at the set of her show. >>> the fires continue to burn out west. we'll tell you about the latest on the efforts to control the flames coming up. wççÑçÑ >>> katie couric got this thing about you only leaf once >>> new tonight, evacuations are underway. since mon day it has scorched more than,000 acres. tonight people are pack up to leave their homes. >> that one's on fire. that's on fire, those people's house. we were literally running for our lives. >> reporter: tammy thomas can't believe how quickly the flames raced across her neighborhood in washington. her home was spared but her neighbors lost everything. more evacuations were ordered wednesday night as the fast moving fire continues to jump roads and rivers, burning at least 70 homes. >> i want to know if my house is still standing. >> reporter: this