media lab and most recently founded one laptop per child. designers were preoccupied with ethnic graphic issues and sort of almost the anthropology point of view. there really was a need to look at this as a design problem that ended up being the object that it is, but just look at the antennas, what they do, the multiple purposes, and it is very cleverly designed. he's the best designer of his vintage by a long shot. >> what inspired me to jump into the non-profit world was really nicholas negroponte. when he came here at this exact table here and he described to me his vision of education, his vision for technology being available to all, i got very inspired for the first time in the field of technology. when we started designing the $100 laptop, our work initially was very, very basic. we were just looking at how do you protect the keyboard and the screen, how do think sort of carry it around. we generate very large amount of prototypes, things that we can get quickly an impression of the size and the feel of it. but it's very rough. i me

if your school provides laptops you can choose nothing. but most families willave to choose between a tablet or laptop computer. >> many teens want an ipad, but best buy's mow mew hummed says the mackbooks are almost as light. >> they don't have to fold it up and throw it in their back pack anymore, they can keep it in their hands and just carry it. >> reporter: a recent report says as much as your kid may want an ipad, a laptop is still a better choice for most students. it's better for note taking. a laptop is less likely to slip from your hands and drop and you can get a loaded one for $400. $100 less than an ipad. finally, if you buy a student an ipad, that will love it but realize a month later they still need a laptop computer. >> if you decide to buy one, you may want to consider also purchasing a portable key board for around $50. it makes it much easier to type an and makes an ipad almost, almost a laptop. that way you don't waste your money. >> michael clark duncan died today of a heart attack. we're going to look back on his 54

they will be laptop and desktop. now if you are an internet essentials customer and you want to buy a computer for the same cost, you can get a net book, laptop, or a desktop computer. we hope by increasing the option galaxy and choices we will be able to accommodate any demands. >> are you finding that most of these customers would prefer mobile? >> that is an interesting question. obviously, all of the customers we signed up want to have a wire line connection. there is a lot of research out there that mobil usage is even higher among minority communities than it is among white communities. we have seen some pretty startling research and some of these minority communities, 70% or 80s service through mobile applications. -- 80% service is through mobile applications. i am not a critic. we are in the business. no reason for me to be critical. my comment now is not a platform comment. it is more a device, and then it is a platform comment. if you're going to do mobil on a laptop and get real broadband speeds, i do not

>>> recovered 49 laptop computers. but that wasn't the only surprise police arrested two suspects chavis calhoun and assignment of sunnyvale they had inside knowledge of facing up because he works there. the loss of the one laptop computer could be huge and goes far beyond whenever the hardware value is of the machine itself. >>> things that could be stored on a laptop to be customer lists it up top-secret information and the prices and limited. a former san jose cop: now owns a private security firm. it could be thousands or millions of dollars worth of damage and in the silicon valley you have most of your larger companies that are publicly held and the information gets out to our shareholders that you cannot protect your property that becomes a very serious issue. fortunately they only had a 49 laptops for a few minutes and that these books former building security did seem to be beefed up their truck from a shredding company was parked outside this book does not have a comment. >>> the potential for getting a concu

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and the discovery on a laptop. >> after 9/11 when the laptop came home but annie did not i could not bear to look at it. >> pelley: chip reid on the message that launched an army of volunteers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, another credit rating agency threatened today to downgrade the u.s. government's credit rating. moody's investor services said that it will do that unless the white house and congress reach a deal on taxes, spending, and the debt. the national debt just topped $16 trillion and counting with no solution in sight. the first downgrade of america's credit rating happened after the president and the republican speaker of the house john boehner failed to agree last year on what was called the grand bargain to address overspending. in an interview, president obama told us that if he's reelected, he will reach a compromise with republicans. during a campaign swing through florida, he asked him about that and about the sharp division in america that makes this presidential race so close. i wonder why

>> 49 laptop computers >> police have arrested two suspects, 21 year-old travis talent when year-old brandon simon, both of sunnyvale. simon said police had inside knowledge because you worked there >> apparently what we learned was one of the suspects was actually employed by the security form that was actually on sight at the facebook location >> for a company like facebook a loss of even one computer could be huge. it goes far beyond whatever the hardware value of the machine itself >> things that can be stored on a laptop can be customer lists, top-secret information, the price is unlimited >> key is a former san jose cop who owns a private security firm >> it could be thousands of dollars or millions of dollars worth of damage and in silicon valley you have most of the larger companies publicly held and if the information gets out of your shareholders that you cannot protect our property that becomes a very serious issue. >> fortunately they only had the laptops for a few minutes but security did seem to be beefed up today at facebook and a shredding company truck was parked out

laptop so who should you be more upset at apple the hackers or the f.b.i. will sit down with their own cyber guru. it's wednesday september fifth five pm in washington d.c. i'm adriano sero and you're watching arctic starting off this hour a look at the curious case of c.n.n. international or c.n.n. i as it's commonly known the problems stem from c.n.n. eyes refusal to air the award winning documentary i revolution commissioned by c.n.n. and produced at the start of the arab spring it chronicled in part and often graphically the violence and repression in bahrain. the protesters seem to have disappeared from capital thanks to the intense military crackdown. we ventured into another side of. a side the government didn't want the world to see to find out where they've gone we drove to the shia villages passing military checkpoints as we left the capital. this is what the protests look like today young boys who been hit tear gas. after putting many involved with it at risk and in harm's way the frank portrayal was rightly lauded giving journalist amber lyon an

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when her belongings arrived home they included her laptop. >> when the laptop came home but annie didld not bear to look at it. >> it took her nearly five years to open the computer. >> be a good friend. >> when she finally did. >> grand canyon. >> she found this. >> volunteer for a charity. >> her daughter's hope and dreams. her bucket list. >> buy a home in north dakota. >> or build one. this past weekend more than 500 volunteers traveled to this remote corner of north dakota to help build annie's house. in keeping with her passion for skiing and volunteer work this house will be an 11,000 square foot ski lodge built to accommodate disabled children and injured veterans. the organization is a charity that says new york says thank you, created after 9/11. the volunteers include new york city firefighters, ground zero construction workers, and 9/11 families. who traveled the country helping communities rebuild after natural disasters. this is the first time the group is building something in honor of a victim of 9/11. >> what would annie think of annie's house? >> she would be delight

any time shopping for a laptop. think about what am i going to be using this laptop for. >> okay.y. >> because if you spend hours researching online and end up buying the super fancy expensive compute r a computer and end it for checking e-mail, surfing the internet. and word procession. which is what a lot of students use their computers for. you wasted a lot of money. you don't need the super-duper fan fancy laptop. the best example of that is sony vioe-series laptop. i had time with it. turns out it is great, great for being super portable. this one is just a little over 3 pound. totally light. take it to the library. take it to class. super portable. so, i really like this one. and the best part is the price. it is $450. >> not bad. >> super good value. >> guy number two here. >> this is the dell computer, inspiron, 13 z. i like dell as a choice for back to school. because you get a lot of options when it comes to customizing it, inside and outside. this particular one has the latest dual core intel i-5 processor, handles multitasking really well. i chose this one. i like the

antisec says it found the file after it hacked into the laptop of an fbi agent connected to the national cyberforensics and training alliance or ncfta, a group that shares information on cyberthreats. antisec says the entire file is actually 12 million apple identification numbers and that the entire file contained user names, zip codes, cell phone numbers and addresses but it chose just to post the device name and number. the group claims the fbi is using the apple device

>> 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

they were raised on laptops. i want to thank everybody for being here and making this possible. thanks. [applause] >> i want to reasure everybody that even though we couldn't share information, we are a very chatty police department, and we told everybody what happened the day before. our next speaker is no stranger to really anything that is progressive in the bay area. he has been a great friend to the city and to me, and that would be ron conway, chairperson of s.f.-city. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here. i represent sf-city, which is an organization that i founded in january. it is kind of a product of the election of ed leigh as mayor of san francisco and more specific engagement in the city. sf-city has approaching 300 member companies in the city of san francisco. these are all tech companies that now represent well over 90% of the tech population in san francisco. so we are very representative of the tech commont. we adopted five pillars where we are going to be involved in san francisco. the first pillar is jobs. the second pillar is transportation. th

is a laptop better suited for class? >> plus, the grand prix has come and gone, but was it worth all the hassle? those stories and a whole lot more coming up at 11. >> it's going to rain for the rest of the week, uh? >> let's take a look, some rain in the northern part of the county. still could be flash flooding concerns. it's back to work but at least it will be during the workweek. >> crawl under a rock. >> that's it. we'll see you at 11:00. >> have a good one. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover.

there is no evidence indicating that fbi laptop is compromised or that the fbi and irs sought or obtainedclose. >>> and read it very decided to recommend the newest member of our csi team team from seattle and he must be feeling at home from the looks of the weather outside here in san francisco. there's no truth to the rumor that brought the rain down with me but for the first time early in september in the middle of our dry season we're talking about is like timing chance of thunderstorms but a chance of rain on a less the marine layer has made it down to the top of telegraph hill and we're talking about whatever is deceiving the changes already begun. in the city had 55 as a 55 4/6 thing high death doppler strongest rate are in the bay may be used more will be watching now us in danville also among the greek north on six cities to concord there's a slight chance of thunderstorms coming up tomorrow for some nice getting out the door early tomorrow some of you of an early getting the kids ready for school and yourself before work i will begin fog in the day fog year the past couple of da

in this form factor, it looks like a thin laptop.he reason it's called yoga, as you can imagine, is that it switches to a tablet. liz: no breaking of the hinges? >> no breaking of the hinges, all the responses you'd expect. full video -- i don't know what this -- liz: this is? >> this is the experimentation in form factor and design that's coming out here. everyone's got a different model. this is from sony where it looks like a nice compact pc, but it slides down, and you got high performance laptop. liz: paul, you predict the there would be 40% of ultrabooks in the pc market by year's end. where are you in the prediction? >> we said on the consumer market, we have the design to make it happen. the design the customers are introduced to, the numbers used worldwide, all of that is still on track to hit that number. the big issue is what is the overail demand? none of us are in a position to call that. liz: fed is supposed to move tomorrow. what do you, as a business leader, need to see from the federal reserve? >> return to fiscal sa

numbers from and fbi laptop. and here is the information here. they say they posted one million apple i. d. s and the use are names connected to antisec says the entire file they got contained use are names, zip codes, cell phone numbers and addresses. but it shows here just the device name and number. it says it got the file by hacking into an fbi agent. antisec saws the entire file is actually 12 million apple identification numbers and names. the group claims the fbi is using the apple device for a tracking people project. they say the fbi using this information to spy on people. if it were linked with information such as names or addresses, the numbers could be use in a way to get at more sensitive data. experts say just knowing the i. d. number itself doesn't enable the fbi to track or eavesdrop on people. now, the fbi did respond. i want to show you their response on twitter saying first that the statement on reports with personal information was hacked. we never had the information in question. bottom line, totally false. that is the respo

then, drapes a jacket over the laptop and walks away.se, the tsa officer was caught, convicted and fired. >> this is the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: new figures provided to abc news show 381 tsa officers have been fired for theft, 11 this year alone. amid what critics call a culture of indifference and lax oversight. >> i was like, man, that was easy. >> reporter: just out of prison, convicted tsa officer pythius brown says he stole $800,000 worth of items over a four-year period. brown manned a screening machine at newark, where he says he would be tipped off when overhead cameras weren't working, and others did the same thing. >> it became massive. >> reporter: massive? >> yeah. >> reporter: you weren't the only one? >> no. >> reporter: in our own investigation, involving ten major airports with a history of tsa theft problems, abc news checked bags with ipads and cash and purposely left behind ipads at tsa checkpoints. all the luggage made it past tsa safely. and in 9 out of 10 cases, at carry-on checkpoints, tsa screening office

they say they got the information from the laptop of a fbi special agent by hacking in to that laptopunique device identifiers, user names and in some cases links it to personal information such as e-mail addresses. now, here's what the fbi says about this. they say at this time there is no evidence indicating that a fbi laptop was compromised or that the fbi either sought or obtained this data. now, i talked to the fbi about that this morning and saying there's no evidence of this agent had this information on his laptop. wasn't a personal situation with it on an off the the record basis. they say he simply didn't have the information that the hacker group said he had. now, here's where this story starts to get really weird. as part of their posting, the hacker group said they wouldn't give any interviews until a particular writer for the website gawker.com posed on the internet in a tutu balancing a shoe on his head. and as you can see adrian chen the writer for gawker did just that today. there's the picture. it's up there on the home page right now. we don't have any information y

including this tsa officer in memphis, seen at an empty ticket counter, trying to stash a laptop left behind at a security checkpoint. and then, draping a jacket over it and walking away. he was convicted of theft and fired. according to new figures provided to abc news by the tsa, some 381 tsa officers have been fired for theft. 11 this year alone. >> it was like being on drugs. it was like an addiction that i couldn't shake. >> reporter: addicted to stealing? >> yeah, i was like, what am i doing? but the next day, i was right back at it. >> reporter: to date, no tsa officer has been caught stealing more than pythias brown. he manned a luggage screening machine at newark and estimates he stole some $800,000 worth of items from passenger luggage in a four-year crime spree. >> i could tell whether it was cameras or laptops or portable cameras or whatever kind of electronic was in the bag. >> reporter: that's what you wanted? >> yeah. >> reporter: once you saw that -- >> i would alarm the bag. >> reporter: that gave you the justification to open it? >> yes. >> reporter: just out of pris

the hacker group anti-sec says it actually found 12 million apple ids on an fbi agent's laptop. anti-sec says the data file had user names, zip codes, cell phone numbers and addresses but chose just to post the device name and number. the group says the fbi is using apple device information for a tracking people project in its own words. the fbi is disputing the hackers' claims. the fbi says that it never asked for and never possessed that kind of a database. security experts say just having that identification number alone would not necessarily pose a problem but if someone was able to take it and merge it with other personally identifying data, then it could expose to you something such as identity theft. we have links on our website to some of those sites that have gone ahead and downloaded that information and published those id numbers. you can go on there and check your own. >> melanie, has it group done it just to prove they can do it? >> reporter: when you go on -- it's getting into the [ indiscernible ] the reason they said they did it is they have a beef with the secur

you just don't have to touch that. >> we're talking ps 3, xbox 360 and the laptop. but look this video captures them coming in the door and you can see their faces. >> good thing they put their hoodies up so they would block the back of their heads not their faces. what a bunch of dummies. >> they're taking a safe, a tv. this is the mess that they left. holes in the wall. >> they got good shots of these guys' faces. luckily he had put in the security system. hopefully somebody will come forward and identify these guys. >> just to know people are going through your stuff. horrible feeling. >>> as massive fire burned through more than 13,000 acres of land in vel len see ya in spain. this is one of the videos coming out from that fire. what's amazing about it are the sounds that go along with the visuals. you see residents of this area incredibly close to the fire, but you can hear the crackling of the fire as it's burning through the brush. hundreds of firefighters were sent out to fight this fire in addition to dozens of aerial units. here's another video from itn ne

there is no evidence indicating that fbi laptop is compromised or that the fbi and irs sought or obtained to this data and close. >>> and read it very decided to recommend the newest member of our csi team team from seattle and he must be feeling at home from the looks of the weather outside here in san francisco. there's no truth to the rumor that brought the rain down with me but for the first time early in september in the middle of our dry season we're talking about is like timing chance of thunderstorms but a chance of rain on a less the marine layer has made it down to the top of telegraph hill and we're talking about whatever is deceiving the changes already begun. in the city had 55 as a 55 4/6 thing high death doppler strongest rate are in the bay may be used more will be watching now us in danville also among the greek north on six cities to concord there's a slight chance of thunderstorms coming up tomorrow for some nice getting out the door early tomorrow some of you of an early getting the kids ready for school and yourself before work i will begin fog in the day fog year the

thomas was an almost daily presence here, but in the beginning, he just want to donate an old laptop. >> i just wanted to drop off, but they asked me to stay. we set up an i.t. center to keep in touch with the people in washington and all the world. we kept it up for 300 days. >> it was the i.t. specialist's first demonstration, but he ended up as a spokesman. just like his counterpart in washington, he is still fired up about the issues. >> the trigger was the lack of consequences. the feeling was of the richer you are, the less you have to take responsibility. >> occupy had worldwide appeal, but it lacked coordination and leadership. after a couple of months, the camps in new york, washington and frankfurt were broken up. the banks have still not been punished. >> it took our anti-nuclear movement 30 years of protest before the government agreed to shut down nuclear plants. this is just the beginning. >> back in washington, robert stephens says occupy changed the terms of the political debate. >> people have to talk about not just in equality, but immorality in the way our system wo

a security guard notified them after he saw the two men carrying the laptops out of the building. now facebook completed its move to menlo park last year but still had equipment at that old location. >>> computer hacker group says it's targeting u.s. bank today. yesterday the same group targeted wells fargo's website. the bank says the cyber attacked caused some problems but customer information was not compromised. last week the group disrupted service on the bank of america and chase website. and today cyber attacks against u.s. bank is set to start at 7:30 this morning our time. the group says it will continue until a video they say insults the prophet muhammad is removed from the internet. >>> iranian president speaks today at the u.n. general assembly in new york. some leaders are planning to boycott the speech. he accused the u.s. of bullying and domination and also said a new world order needs to be established. president obama addressed the assembly yesterday and said time is running out for iran to settle dispute over its nuclear program. >>> two political heavy weights a

well, thieves steal dozens of laptop computers from facebook's old palo alto campus.he connection that police say the suspect had 20 facebook and its former -- had to facebook and its former headquarters. >>> class begins at parkside elementary. security has been increased following the kidnapping and molestation of a student. ktvu's alex savidge is at the school to explain how educators plan to prevent future attacks. good morning, ail length. >> reporter: good morning. even though police have arrested a man in connection with this oncampus kidnapping. a lot of parents are still very worried. that's why san mateo police and the -- that's why san mateo police will be holding a meeting to talk about the criminal investigation and how the school is stepping up security. the assistant superintendent, i talked with her a couple of minutes ago she said right now the school is working to put locks on that lead to the campus. police say a 9-year-old girl on friday was kidnapped by a stranger from a school bathroom. she managed to escape. prosecutors have filed charges agains

electronics everywhere, broken laptops. i'm not too happy about it. you work hard, seven days a week to come to this kind of destruction in your store. >> despite the extensive damage to the store and the stolen merchandise, caro has one thing to be grateful for. >> if the police officer never opened the shudders, this guy would have confronted me with my own gun. he would have shot me. >> this is not the first time this store has been robbed and not the first time by these burglars. >> these kids are in my front door breaking glass. you can clearly see their faces. i even recognized them when i saw the second video. i'm like, wait a minute. this guy looks like the first guy. you put two and two together, there you have it, the same kid. >> and like the second time, the burglars target the same kind of merchandise. >> he starts throwing ipods, laptops, cell phones, everything on the floor. he took it all. the first time they came in here, nobody ever did anything. i never got a phone call from the police. i said, this time i'm going to put them on the

a hacker group claims it stole personal information about apple device owners from and fbi laptop. >> reporter: the group calls itself antisec. they are loosely affiliated with the group anonymous. anonymous was the first one to put out the information about the hack of a million devices courtesy of the fbi is what anonymous was saying. we are talking about one million apple i. d. s and the user names connected to them posted on a web site. antise cre. says it got the file by hacking into the laptop of and fbi agent connected to the national cyberforensics and training alliance. that is a nonprofit group of experts that share information on cyberthreats. antisec says the whole file is actually 12 million apple identification numbers and names. the group claims the fbi is ewing it for a tracking people project. if linked with other information such as a name or address, the numbers could be used as a way to get to other more sensitive data but just knowing the i. d. number doesn't enable the fbi to track or eavesdrop on people. the fbi is disputing the claim. they said it was totally f

the hackers claim they stole the information from the laptop of an fbi agent. apple not commenting at this point, but the bureau says there's no evidence indicating an fbi laptop was compromised or that the fbi had the apple information in the first place. >>> meantime, there's a little hint about what's coming next from apple. it's probably talking about a smartphone. look at the release here. this was just to a few select reporters. this one confirms the apple event on september 12th. and you see that shadow there, yeah, if you look closely, it's kind of not so subtle. you can see that five there. many believe that's the hint they'll be unveiling the new iphone 5. our tech reporter will be all over that attending it all week long and scott mcgrew will be along to talk about it. >>> it is not the iphone, but a new smartphone hitting the market today. for details on that and the rest of our news before the bell, let's call on hampton pearson. good morning, hampton. >> hi, laura. well, we start, first of all, the futures are lower after a mixed session on tuesda

numbers from 12 million apple products, stealing them from the laptop of an fbi agent. apple is not commenting on the claim, but the fbi is. the bureau saying it has "no evidence indicating that an fbi laptop was compromised or that the fbi even had the apple device information." >>> the latest now from facebook. another low for the menlo park-based company. facebook says it will discontinue plans to issue more shares of a stock through a secondary offering. the company also announced that ceo mark zuckerberg will sell none of his facebook shares over the next 12 months. after that announcement, facebook's stock moved higher in after-hours trading. >>> a new survey suggests social networking sites do not have a big impact on americans' political views. the poll comes as president barack obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney are increasingly using their facebook page and other social media sites as campaign tools. from most users, researchers say political material is just a small portion of what they post and read. only 36% of those surveyed said socia

a hacker group called anti sec claim the data was stolen from an fbi laptop. the fbi rejected that claim. a florida company has come forward and said the data was stolen from one of its computers. orlando based bowed toes is the company. >>> it's a moment you've all been waiting for perhaps. wednesday apple is expected to unveil the new iphone 5. with that comes the inevidentable question what to do with your old iphone? >> reporter: the value of your used iphone depends on what kind of condition it's in. as long as the screen is few. scratches, the back can have a few but no water damage. >> a lot of people want to know is it safe to sell your phone? >> it is safe to sell your phone. i would recommend that you take the sim card out because the sim guard and the gps which is at&t phones that holds your credit card and account information. >> reporter: verizon and sprint customers would have to take their iphones into a store and have them deactivate the sim card. there are a number of websites you can use to sell your used iphone. gazelle.com is one they recom

the hackers claim they stole the information from the laptop of an fbi agent.not commenting on the claim, the fbi is. there's no evidence indicating an fbi laptop was compromised or that the fbi even has the apple information. >>> there is a new hint about what may be coming next from apple. want to show you an invitation that was released to a few reporters today. take a look at the shadow. it's a five, which many say is a hint that the company will unveil the new iphone 5. scott bud man will be attending that event next week. >> that's september 12th. september 13th, jeff ranieri will probably have that iphone 5. >> that was a subliminal message, wasn't it? >>> we're tracking some tropical rain off to the south, a few stray lightning strikes. we may get a slice of this the next 48 hours. we'll have more of that coming up. the coldest weather in the north bay with 50 in movado. the cold weather today coming from the fog. let's take you out to the live hd sky camera network. we have it moving through san francisco. a little of that trans america building spanni

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