." >>> 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. >> it's going to blow up. >> 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 sky diving 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 sky diving instructor who takes people on jumps in australia. on january 1

. >> a country that doesn't have a laptop you have a phone with you. >> let's talk about some of themartphones out there. samsung just announced the s4 galaxy phone, a splashy event they had than. what is your insight than phone? >> that's the big five-inch phone they had at the press event a couple of weeks ago. i checked it out. it's a really nice phone. it's a huge screen, 5-inch screens, they make them much more like portable computers. it does a lot. it's g a great camera. my big problem is it's a plastic phone, and everyone else has a metal and glass iphone, that's tough to compete with. >> plastic phone? >> i know. i don't understand. >> what about the blackberry 10, officially available in the united states. everybody has been waiting for this new blackberry. what do you think of the phone? you brought it here with you. >> i have the blackberry z10 right here, and that is blackberry's latest attempt to get back in everybody's good graces. it's a crossover device. >> it looks like the iphone. >> it's thin, it's brick-like, a big screen, a nice camera. so it does pretty much ev

most of them had a computer or a laptop for the ipad. there is an article called his face bookmaking us lonely? one of the questions i posed this if you read teaching a class today would you want your students to use these technologies in class? they said no. even the ones that had the computer sitting in front of them. why? because we're so distracted. we're not paying attention in the field we always have to have something on nine. so we check the status updates and reid old text messages because we cannot focus on one thing at a time and that is not good for us. even though they're the ones who are doing it. >> host: what is your role with electronic devices in class? >> guest: i have made enemies with my colleagues here at american university no computers, no ipad or tablets or mobile phone. students sometimes say but i was not sure how to spell the word some people have their name with double letters and i may not get a right. they could look it up but i don't care. if i get the ear of the publication wrong i said 1963 and it is 64

the laptops are worth 40- thousand dollars. and says, it will take quite a while for the school to replace them. stores along interstate 80 have been robbed in vacaville. this started on march 11th. two days later, take a look at the map this toys r us good news for job seekers. the u-s unemployment rate dropped to 7- point- 7 percent in february. that's down from 7- point- 9 percent in january. and the lowest it has been in four years! california's jobless rate dropped to 9.6 percent in february - that's down from 9.8 percent in january. and down from 10- point- 8 percent in february of 2012. now here's a closer look at the bay area numbers. marin county has the state's lowest unemployment rate at 5.4 percent. experts say, this is a sign that hiring is consistent. and that the economy is healthier than it has been in years. the highest unemployment rate in the bay area for february. was in solano county at 9.3 percent. and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news c

the laptops are valued at 40-thousand dollars.nd the principal says, it will take quite a while for the school to replace them. >> authorities believe a milpitas bank robbery suspect is also responsible for two robberies in palo supporters of gay marriage. purses. and, say they've had enough.>> coming up on kron 4 newsshe joined the marines in>> yosemite's curry village into theaters to see>> police are offering a 25- looking for a suspect who >> authorities believe a milpitas bank robbery suspect is also responsible for two robberies in palo alto. thirty-two-year old hunter thompson is suspected of north milpitas blvd on march ninth. he's also accused of robbing a credit union in of cash january, and a walgreens of drugs in december. all three robberies involved the use of a gun. thompson was located and arrested in emeryville on tuesday. police say thompson may also be responsible for robberies in san francisco, redwood city, santa clara and fremont. police arrest man connected to milpitas bank robbery in emeryville by bay city

>> guest: i have a laptop, and i patted. my husband is a couple of the readers which i borrow once in a while. i have no sense of place of where i am. i don't want to have a 150 page book before hundred pages because that's what they are and the kindle. and i have a mobile phone. beastie joke in my family that my mobile phone was always turned off and that was and it still is. the only reason i turn it on as the iphone takes a lot to warm up, so i don't have it out. i only use it when i need it. people say don't you study this stuff? don't you know, don't you care? i say it's because i stuff that i want my sense of equanimity. she realize how long humankind has lived without having these devices? if there's some emergency, i'll wait. it's probably okay. how come find me. i don't need to live that way and i have a much better blood pressure as a result. >> host: trained to, are you seeing changes in your student in the way they communicate with you in the classroom, looking in the eye, talking with you, talking with each othe

>> you could. >> so we open chrome on the laptop.o that one. >> there you go. >> well done, steven. >> we're on our website. i'm seeing lots of great videos. >> you actually don't start at the website. you have to go to chrome.co chrome.com/meek. >> type in a website. >> oh, my gosh, you're typing here and it's typing here! whoa, look at that. >> it's transforming it into -- >> no way! it's like moving around in 3-d space generating a ball. >> if you look over here, it moves the phone around a little bit. >> so are we supposed to get the little dots like pacman? >> those give you points. >> now it says head for the goal. >> jump. >> there you go. >> give it a swing. >> so it looks like it puts in barriers on the actual tape. thanks, zach. i will get absolutely no work done for the rest of the night. >> thanks, buddy. >>> all she wanted was speakers for her work computer. >> not exactly too much to ask for, if you ask me. >> see the office computer prank next, "right this minute." >>> and still to come, from drivers to jujdges, these

so thanks to laptop suzy. >> $30. this is a great little laptop for your laptop. have these that are called petal panties. this he is are made, they're called bicycle lingerie. there's a little extra padding in the landing strip area. >> so when you go to spinning class or on the bike, it kind of hurts. >> sometimes you get -- >> i don't even know what's going on there. >> so then i'm moving on. so then how many times do you get out of the shower and you go to wrap the towel -- >> oh, i look it when you do this. >> these are from spoon sisters, one of my favorite websites. and they have all of these great things, this is called the towel topper. so if you just hang this strip in your bathroom on the door, it will keep the towel up. >> strip? >> i thought that's ha she said. there might be another use for that as well. >> what else? >> then if you decide that you are starving, you can actually turn your pen into a utensil. i would love that. >> with these dine spoons. >> and this is the best thing, you guys, bobbie brought this up. i don't have a shredder, i don't

fugitives mothers with a laptop they then came to the mother's asking for the laptop he didn't give it they returned with a search search warrant and were able to obtain it but still couldn't find any sort of a criminal link between him and the hack itself nevertheless they threaten to charge as mother with obstruction of justice which got a poorly worded confession of sorts by barrett online in a youtube video in which he vaguely threatens an f.b.i. agent special agent robert smith you basically threatened him and the f.b.i. took that as a pretext to then the rest of on the spot this was september twelfth two thousand and twelve they took him into custody that night they held him without charge and without bail for a number of weeks until early october when they unveiled an indictment on him in relation to harassment and threatening a federal officer then in december but it didn't believe was december fourth two thousand and twelve they unveiled a second indictment against barrett brown that was the you link copying which i just explained which you referred to and then on january twen

they then came to the mother's asking for the laptop he didn't give it they returned with a search search warrant and were able to obtain it but still couldn't find any sort of a criminal link between him and the hack itself nevertheless they threatened to charge his mother with obstruction of justice which got a poorly worded confession of sorts by barack. in a youtube video in which he vaguely threatens an f.b.i. agent special agent robert smith you basically threatens them and the f.b.i. took that as a pretext to then the rest of on the spot this was two thousand and twelve they took him into custody that night they held them without charge and without bail for a number of weeks until early october when they unveiled an indictment on him in relation to harassment and threatening a federal officer then in december but didn't believe his december fourth two thousand and twelve they unveiled a second indictment against barrett brown that was the you blink copying which i just explained which you referred to and then on january twenty third of this year the invalid the finally the third in

you can dock it into a laptop dock and use it as a laptop.asically like -- kind of an xbox experience with a full windows tablet. >> jimmy: pretty powerful. >> it's really good. you want to play it? >> jimmy: sure. >> here, i'm going to hand it off to you. the goal here is not to crash. so this is really cool. people were raving about it at c.e.s. and the thing that's really interesting about it is if you just -- >> jimmy: wait, i just stopped. [ laughter ] >> because your hands are so slippery. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's not true. your hands are slippery! >> so, yeah, just -- and the thing that's amazing is it plays every pc game. i mean, it's a full-on windows pc. it does everything you expect a windows pc to do. but you can throw it in a bag -- and you're doing a great job at driving, by the way. >> jimmy: i just want to stop. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's really -- >> jimmy: but it vibrates -- it's pretty fun. >> so this is -- no, it's very cool. and this is -- >> jimmy: it vibrates -- [ laughter ] everything should vibrate, right? >> how

we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00. i'm just incredibly grateful and keep pinching myself that this is happening. i'm incredibly overwhelmed that this is happening and i'm eager to share this work with all of you. thank you.

is netflix the new must see tv or must see laptop or smart phone? joining me from san francisco is peter ruben who covers pop culture and entertainment for "wired" magazine and their new cover talks about the new age of television. thanks for joining us. the big question of course is netflix the new hbo? >> they're certainly going in that direction. i think there are a few contenders for the crown. when you consider what netflix did with "house of cards" and throwing money out to make a new show it certainly looks like they're making a play. >> who are they competing with? >> well, you've got a lot of streaming services doing original programming for the first time. amazon who has instant video of course has green lit a number of pilots for comedies and children's shows and then you have services like crackle doing original programming for the first time, but netflix really sees itself as moving into a space that's been dominated by pay cable, premium cable if you will. hbo, showtime has moved into that space big time with homeland. but what they di

who picked this up could use the information to design an application that could be accessed from a laptop or from anything else not limited to smart phones. >> that is correct. >> thank you. there has been discussion about whether we have one app, or an open architecture system. my understanding to make sure we are on the same page is that the idea is by having a petition among the apps eventually one or maybe two mac will emerge as the winner as we have seen in a lot of internet applications. rather than us picking before hand who should win, it is to have information go out and let the best app or two win, and at that point we will have a relatively uniform or widespread app. he said the thinking behind this with the open architecture? >> we are creating a platform and letting the people whose core competency and profession is to develop apps with whatever features they want, whatever user interface they want. whether or not it would get down to one or two winners is a question. the model is the open 311 platform, like us they are requiring agreements for somebody who wants to create an

he appeared in a virginia court house allegedly failing to disclose that he was carrying a laptop ands. his attorney said his client will plead not guilty after today's proceedings continue until next week. he will then ask for a jury trial. meanwhile, nasa had locked its ffcilities to foreign nationals. ordering a review of the facilities. imagine that. well, jurors got their turn to grill a key defendant in the case of jodi arias. doctor richard samuels says that jodi arias suffers postherpetic stress disorder and she may not remember stabbing her boyfriend. he said he was speaking in probable terms. we have two legal experts with us tonight. let's find out what probable terms mean. let's start with jodi arias. they are back at it again in the jury. >> they are asking some great questions. now many states allow them to ask questions, but arizona is one of them. they are now turning on us. i almost feel sad for him. they are grilling him. and he is getting defensive. it is one thing when you're being grilled by a prosecutor. basically, he has been doing this for 30 years. if anyone k

we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00. i'm just incredibly grateful and keep pinching myself that this is happening. i'm incredibly overwhelmed that this is happening and i'm eager to share this work with all of you. thank you. >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best park in san francisco right here. >> creating place where people can be active and lead, active, healthy life styles that are going to just stay with them for life. ♪

and we have issued laptops, courtesy of hp, thank you very much. and making our officers more mobile and where they need to be. outside and on the streets. as i have said often, we have four generations of cops now sifting through the department. and trying to figure out how to pull it together to keep the greatest city in the world safest. as we hire new cops over the next years, maybe more than in any time in the history, it will take leadership. i mentioned leadership, and not saying what it is. let me start what it isn't. leadership is not managing. not to take away from a good manager, but managers are not leaders. there is no leadership required when there is order and routine. management is what is required for routine order decisions but when order is distorted leadership is required. and already is distorted outside of san francisco, because it's san francisco. now the order in the department for reasons of progress are distorted by me. because it's about time. why i am upsetting the apple horse before the cart, sometimes we need to affect

ready to question any questions >> thank you very much and thank you jennifer so if we could have the laptop. i'll go through this overview and advise you we've had a lot of conversations with the communities. we'll be talking a lot about an extended conversation. as you saw in the chronicle today and as you walk up and down market street what i'm interested in doing on the waterfront and we want to see the waterfront it is the classic commute. i'll get to the america's cup soon. i think that's an important part. but first transit first. clearly at mta we understand that to mean bicycle and pedestrian transportation. it pertains to the very constrained area within san francisco and the we don't have a lot of room to expand. if i can take the liability it have that describe transit first that's our battle cry going into the water front planning. this is a quick little spin hopefully going upward. as congestion goes up on the market streets it impacks buses and streetcars that have to fight their way through traffic. people give up on the trains and the buses they stop walking because they don

laptops, digital media throughout and the community room as the mayor stated is going to be wonderful for civic engagement and for the community to come together for lectures and programs for celebration. all of that has happened. this is your library. when you go inside, you will find a welcoming space that is going to serve many many generations to come, but it does take a wonderful and strong partnership. i'm very proud of the fact that we worked very closely with the community, but also very closely with the team of wonderful hardworking people between the department of public works, and the library. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the terrific work that the blip program manager has done throughout the project. elena. where are you? it's a large team. i want to acknowledge my colleagues and department head mohammed, freddie carter. they were true partners in this endeavor. our deputy librarian, linda, linda is an institution in our neighborhood. we love what she does here. ed, wher >> how is it going san francisco. it's springtime in san francisco. here is what's happening

step one, get a laptop., get social security numbers, birthdays and full names as shown in this undercover police officer on the street, that kind of information can go for as little as $10. they get these social security numbers and names, date of births from where? >> we've seen medical facilities compromised, insurance companies, facilities that have client based information that is stored. >> reporter: when they electronically file with the irs, the thieves usually ask for their refund to be direct deposited. all the irs sees is an account number. but many thieves are having the money deposited on a debit card. in all of your years of law enforcement, seen anything like this before? >> yes. 1985 when i came on, crack cocaine pretty much just hitting the street, and before you knew it, we were inundated with it here, but in this case, they are using debit cards and treasury money & money is the drug. this is nothing more than crack cocaine on a plastic card. >> reporter: the debit cards are designed for p

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you know, people can do business on their laptops and stuff. the other thing consider in general we have such a concentration of alcohol in this area it raises the rent for other businesses that can't move in. by you worry about you would put on a condition like no alcohol used at those tables and chairs and no alcohol being a condition. you know, the coffee window that is open you need to put the conditions in this and one of them would be no tables and chairs i think that would be helpful. i would like to mention my friend lives up that way >> thank you. any further public comment? >> seeing none public comment close. >> yeah. i live nearby. i pass by but am not a patron. be that as it may it always looked like a nice establishment. i want to make two observations. i think having chairs and tables on the sidewalk is nonfiction of some code. we don't regulate that in terms of the actually placement but having driven but they are out there so i should go and legallize that if the commission decided it's okay. the same idea has come up with the

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>> a laptop. liz: what is it? >> i don't know. liz: come on, hp?mber, i think so, i go by price. liz: depending on the year, what's hot and what's not, but if you have a dell, go to our facebook page and get a choice. where is it in your house? the desk? ii it in the garage? is it in the close et? is it a doorstop? >> my dell i threw out. i had one, and i got rid of it years ago. liz: let us know. we want both sides. >> by the way, if you notice, like, carl icahn, where is he? he's gone. he just is along for the ride. i give the guy credit just because for a green mailer, he gets basically treated like he's some sort of, you know, a man of great man of finance. he attaches himself on to these dealing and, you know, someone else does the heavy lifting, app he gets a pop out of it. by the way, he's a gazillionaire because of it. liz: i'm gaining twitter followers ahead of you. >> no, you're not. know where i'm at now? 29. liz: i could still beat you. >> you lost ground. you lost ground. liz: okay, guys, serious now. >> you lost ground. liz: let's do

you know, people can do business on their laptops and stuff. the other thing consider in general we have such a concentration of alcohol in this area it raises the rent for other businesses that can't move in. by you worry about you would put on a condition like no alcohol used at those tables and chairs and no alcohol being a condition. you know, the coffee window that is open you need to put the conditions in this and one of them would be no tables and chairs i think that would be helpful. i would like to mention my friend lives up that way >> thank you. any further public comment? >> seeing none public comment close. >> yeah. i live nearby. i pass by but am

we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00. i'm just incredibly grateful and keep pinching myself that this is happening. i'm incredibly overwhelmed that this is happening and i'm eager to share this work with all of you. thank you. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church --

we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00. i'm just incredibly grateful and keep pinching myself that this is happening. i'm incredibly overwhelmed that this is happening and i'm eager to share this work with all of you. thank you. >> if you haven't had a chance to see the stadium and the wonderful progress so far. it's absolutely breathtaking. also as a great symbol of hope on the regionalism that we all hope that we can be engaged for event for the future. today we talk about solidarity around the super bowl. there is no greater place to have it here than in this valley. we have the very best weather and we have the very best people and company's to support the event. i know that anyone that comes to santa clara will be excited and everyone will have a wonderful time. between golden gate and silicone valley, we can't be beat. i'm thrilled to have you here today. i would like to turn it to our partner, the mayor of san francisco. >> thank you for bringing us altogether. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your leader

. >> people gathered to watch this on a laptop. they'll have a mass tomorrow noon. >> some children say they were thrilled to watch the smoke come out today. they say while the pope is unfamiliar to them, they're looking forward to learning more about him. there is hope today's announcement sparks new interest among young people. >> ann?? >> reporter: there was certainly a lot of excitement today. will the new pope continue to keep young people interested, is the new question. >> in between lectures at this college, it helped students in suspension. >> we thought it was going to be the american because everyone had the big hype on the different church, like the new church and what it would be. we were all surprised it wasn't them and that it was an argentinian. >> sandy believes having a noneuropean pope sends a positive message. >> i think it's really great to see a latin american pope because the world is becoming more equal to the idea of diversity. >> and at this high school, the idea of the first jesuit pope is exciting. >> fo

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