investigators are combing it for a laptop that could be in there, and they believe dzhokhar's laptop could be there and have more information about the planning and execution of the attack. pamela brown joins me now from outside the prison hospital where dzhokhar is being treated, and that's in deven. thank you for joining us. what can you tell us about the search for the computer this morning? what do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, poppy, what we know is that investigators in hazmat suits are still searching the landfill. we learned from a u.s. law enforcement officials that the leads to that search actually came from not only the suspect himself, dzhokhar tsarnaev, but also others who may know about the whereabouts of that laptop, those that may have disposed of it after the bombing at the boston marathon. but, then, authorities searching for the laptop in the hrapb feel in bedford, massachusetts. >> and it's said that authorities found out others may have helped in the disposal of the laptop, so there may be accomplices or people with knowledge. and behind you, a lot of

let's talk about the laptop. at this point in time what do we know about that search?, poppy, at this hour, investigators are still combing through that landfill looking for what's believed to be dzhokhar tsarnaev's laptop and we are told by forces they were tipped off about this not only from the suspect himself but also from others who have been questioned in this investigation who may know his whereabouts or who may have played a role in disposing of the laptop after the april 15th bombing at the boston marathon. authorities are still searching for the laptop and part of this investigation, authorities are following up on leads whether tamerlan, the older brother, may have been involved in drug dealing. this is just the latest in an investigation that is ongoing. we've been told by sources that they are still following up on several leads, that this investigation is far from over, so we could still see more happening and poppy, we are hearing reports that dzhokhar tsarnaev is no longer talking with authorities after he was mirandized on monday, but we have been told

he just stopped using the laptop.an run the company off an ipad and iphone. >> we're not going to be using laptops in a few years. >> a lot less. a lot less. >> john, let me get your take. how do things look different in five years? >> well, i would say that there's nothing to do with business, but it has to do with our world, and we grow up in a world where a russian was someone we never met as a kid or a chinese person or feared. what these companies and technology is now doing is enabling our kids and our kids' kids to connect as human to human. >> absolutely. >> and it's making the world smaller in a really healthy way. hopefully we'll reduce the polarity we have in the u.s. political system, which is just mind-numbingly frustrating right now. >> very much. >> and then in the world. it can reduce the polarity that has developed and make the world a more connected place. and -- >> i have a story that's going to blow your mind. >> have some ice cream. the story starts in berlin at the height of the cold war in the 1

tsarnaev's laptop. authorities are looking for his computer in a land fill, a dump in new bedford, massachusetts. a law enforcement official says investigators went there after getting leads from tsarnaev and others who may have played a part in throwing the computer away. that's key. earlier cnn's susan candiotti explained to anderson cooper why the laptop is a top priority. >> if they can find that laptop, anderson, in this land fill, after it had been ditched somewhere that was, you know, like a dumpster that eventually made it to the land fill, if they can get into that, they can find out things like e-mails and cocts a schedules and instructions. so much other information about how this plot may have come together. >> and, of course that depends on what condition that laptop is in, if they do find it. meantime, dzhokhar tsarnaev woke up this morning at a prison medical center in devens, massachusetts, 40 miles from where i'm standing. that facility, just west of boston, a law enforcement official s

investigators searching for a laptop in a demp in devin.was read the miranda rights, tsarnaev told investigators they dumped a laptop in a trash bin and authorities have been looking for it. let's get back to the miranda rights and when authorities read them to the suspect. what's washington saying about this? >> reporter: hi, carol. you know, this is a subject that's coming up a lot here on capitol hill here in washington. you know, congressman mike rogers, the head of the house intelligence committee, the chairman, he wants the know more about how the suspect was read the rights, right to remain silent and a lawyer monday at the hospital. he sent a letter to attorney general holder asking a number of questions, amid them, did anyone from the department of justice or fbi raise concerns about the reading of the miranda rights? the department of justice didn't yet respond to the list of questions but they have said that prosecutors and fbi agents were told ahead of time that this initial appearance was being scheduled and so we do know from

we know that they had some potential involvement with disposing this laptop a the landfill. at this point, nothing has been found. authorities do not want to give up on this. they believe they will be able to find clues to help them in this investigation. >> we also want to talk a little bit about tsarnaev's condition. he's sitting up and writing, but he's not talking, is that right? >> reporter: it does appear his condition is improving significantly. now we're hearing he's in fair condition. at this point we are told that he's not telling anything substantiative to authorities. ever since his miranda rights were administered to him this past monday. at this point we know that he's sitting up and writing. we don't know the exact details of that. we know the facility here behind me where he's staying does provide long-term medical treatment, but they don't do any type of invasive surgeries. they only do small procedures. that's also an indication of tsarnaev's condition. carol? >> and when might the he appear in court? >> reporter: well, he was officially charged this past s

and today investigators are hoping to find the laptop that belonged to dzhokhar tsarnaev.be here in the massive landfill near boston if that for three days crews in white hazmat suits have been searching for the laptop, and they learned about it from dzhokhar and other people who knew that it may have been thrown out or may have helped get rid of it. were there other accomplices and what did other people know? >> if they can find that laptop, anderson, in this landfill after it had been ditched somewhere that was, you know, like a dumpster that eventually made it to the landfill, if they can get into it, they can find out things like e-mails and contacts and schedules and instructions, and so much other information about how the plot may have come together. >> it would be absolutely critical. susan candiotti reporting there. >>> some people say they will think about twice about running in a marathon again, and one lady getting ready to run tomorrow. she was a mile away from the finish line when the bombs went off. those watching her were terrified like everybody. tomorrow

investigators are searching for a laptop, which could provide more information about the planning and execution of the attack. our panel joins me now outside of the prison where she is being treated. pamela, thank you, good morning. talk to me first about the search in the land fill for this laptop computer. >> reporter: well, poppy, this is the third day investigators will be searching that land fill, looking for what is believed to be dzhokhar tsarnaev's laptop, with some critical information to help with the investigation. we are told by sources that they were tipped off not only from the suspect had himself, but also from people who had been questioned in this investigation who may know his whereabouts and may have helped in disposing of that laptop after the april 15th bombings at the boston marathon. again, investigators want to find this laptop, because they do believe that the information on it will help them in this investigation. this is the latest in an ongoing investigation, we are told, by sources they are still following up on several leads. and that this investigation i

because the video game designer did have a software on his laptop and he was able to use the laptop's camera to see what this guy is doing sleeping and i got to say, doing some other personal stuff in front of the computer. >> touching himself? >> yeah. >> the answer to that is yes. there are moments of that in this video. the video is called -- sleepergeddon. part of a blog this guy updating, calling slumpergeddon. he said this guy used his credit cards to sign up for a website that's for upsized girls. this guy says he has 6,000 photos of this dude. his geolocation, his wi-fi network. his emails, his ebay accounts. >> he can see everything the guy is doing on the computer. >> this is him on some sort of weird dating site. he went to a website called brick house butts. >> he said that he told the police about this. and the police say they know who the guy is, but they haven't arrested him. >> that's a dereliction of service by the police. that they won't arrest him. he did all the investigation, how much more evidence do they need? >> slow down, how do we know this guy is the actual

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i bought an hp laptop for $289.apple computing product that i have purchased in probably a decade. >> really? >> the apple laptops were 1500 to 2500 bucks. so best buy, this apple is not worth the five times premium. so whatever they're doing, got a guy that never would have thought that to buy something. $289 for a 15.5 inch laptop with 320 gigs of memory. >> i sometimes really wish that i had a pc. >> you can drop the laptop and not worry about it. thank you very much. great stories. >> it's a new app but more than an app. facebook is calling it facebookhoom. once you download it to your android mobile device you will open it up and any time you turn on your phone, facebook and your friends will be there front and center. the coolest thing is that a thing called chat head which allows you to carry on conversations with people through sms or facebook chat but continue these conversations even when other devices are open on your phone. >> if we flipped that around and made it so that our designed around people first

>> reporter: well, according to my source, they were led there to the landfill to look to the laptop in part from the bedside interview with the suspect himself. and from other investigative leads from other people who i am told had knowledge of the laptop and perhaps an effort it would appear to get rid of it. and that's why eater in a dumpster, following the dumpster to the landfill, they searched on thursday. they searched all day yesterday. however, now we understand that the search is over. what we don't know at this time is whether they were successful in finding that laptop but, boy, because they're not saying. but we know they would like to get the hands on it for obvious reasons. imagine all the information to tell them about this alleged plot. >> that's the question. we don't know. they're not saying if they found it. let's move on and talk about what we're hearing of two friends of dzhokhar in immigration hot water. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: these are two friends and previously reported on initially questioned just hours before the suspect was found in

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do we know when this laptop was allegedly ditched? >> only after the bombing. not precisely when. and that's something they're still trying to work out. >> also, several days ago, as you mentioned, we had reported that law enforcement had as a working hypothesis the idea that tamerlan may have been involved in drug dealing. what you're hearing tonight is more firm than that, not just a working hypothesis? >> that's right. that there is actual evidence that they're looking into to follow that thread, more than just a suspicion. when i pressed the official for what that information was, what the evidence was, i didn't get very far at this point. >> okay. i understand you also have new information about what the bombs were made of or how they were constructed. what do you know? >> the belief number one is that both of the brothers had a remote device to blow up each of the two bombs. now, in terms of the ingredients, we know that they're still analyzing a lot of this information, but they do know that one of the pipe bombs that was used in the shootout in watertown, those improvised

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do we know when this laptop was allegedly ditched? >> only after the bombing. not precisely when. and that's something they're still trying to work out. >> also, several days ago, as you mentioned, we had reported that law enforcement had as a working hypothesis the idea that tamerlan may have been involved in drug dealing. what you're hearing tonight is more firm than that, not just a working hypothesis? >> that's right. that there is actual evidence that they're looking into to follow that thread, more than just a suspicion. when i pressed the official for what that information was, what the evidence was, i didn't get very far at this point. >> okay. i understand you also have new information about what the bombs were made of or how they were constructed. what do you know? >> the belief number one is that both of the brothers had a remote device to blow up each of the two bombs. now, in terms of the ingredients, we know that they're still analyzing a lot of this information, but they do know that one of the pipe bombs that was used in the shootout in watertown, those improvised

might be -- might have a lot of important information related to the investigation, especially a laptopthat could show a lot of things, who he communicated with, files he had stored two tie him to other individuals and those links will be very important. if they find the laptop among anything else, that digital device will go to a computer forensics laboratory and they'll dissect that thing to see what they can find on it that may relate to links and communications he had with others. >> heather: you can find all kinds of stuff looking at that. these guys really assumed their regular-type schedules, going to the grocery store, tweeting, going to the gym, all that. then suddenly, they tried to flee and then that's when they were eventually caught. do you think that the brothers were tipped off by someone? >> i think what happened was they -- well, it tells us a couple of interesting things. number one, they didn't think they were going to get caught. they weren't thinking about video and they weren't thinking that that was going to lead to them. so they went on about their normal lives a

>> i have a laptop and the ipad by has been has a couple of e-reader i hate it i have no sense of place of where i am. i that was the 150 page book to be 400 pages. we used to joke in my family that my mobile phone is always turn off and it still is. human reason i turn it on is the life fund takes too long to warm-up i turn the volume often don't use it when i need it and people say don't you know, or care? or because i study this i want my sense that do know how long humankind has lived without these devices? if it is in emergency and will wait to. he will come find me but i don't need to live that way and i have much better blood pressure as a result. >>host: naomi are you seeing changes in your students the way they communicate with you in the classroom, looking you in the i are talking with each other? >> this started out 10 years ago faculty members are supposed to have office hours. all lots of office hours we feel like the lonely maytag repair man but that is why it may to i was so great he had no business. because now they can e-mail you 24/7 some people use i amr text but they

whether they found a laptop that belonged to one of the two suspects is unclear. they're not saying. but if they can get their hand on that, obviously that could provide a lot of good investigative leads as well, don. >> susan candiotti with the breaking news. susan, thank you for your reporting. we'll be getting back to you. >>> new information on the ricin case. the fbi has a new man, a new suspect and agents are working to talk to him. we'll be back with more information on that right after this break. if you're looking to go to school, you deserve more than just flexibility and convenience. so here's a few reasons to choose university of phoenix. our average class size is only 14 students. our financial tools help you make smart choices about how to pay for school. our faculty have, on average, over 16 years of field experiene. we'll help you build a personal career plan. we build programs based on what employers are looking for. our football team, is always undefeated. and leading companies are interested in our graduates. we'll even help you decorate your ne

the official added the laptop may be a crucial part of the investigation.t found it ye more a the bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev through a deleted laurie seagal has this cnn exclusive. >> a deleted instagram account that sources say belong to dzhokhar tsarnaev. unlike the rest of his digital life, it hasn't gotten much attention since his arrest. close friends say dzhokhar used the name jmeister, but a trail shows images that he liked in the past. several include references to chechnya marked with dozens of hash tags. one shows a chechen war lord who master minded terrorist attacks against russia but killed in 2006. dzhokhar interacting with users. an expert on chechnya says they show an understanding of chechnya and struggle for independence from russia. from what they saw used instagram for social purposes. so how are we able to resurrect? here's how it works. >> this is the copy as it exists on the web today. and we can see t users, these 19 users have liked it. and we can see there are six comments on the photo and here are the hash tags. however, w

he realizes he's alone and decides to steal a laptop, then leaves. but that's not the end of it. >> somebody from outside in the street give him a signal on the phone if somebody's coming close to the house. and then he went out again and call another person. >> the second time two men enter and decide to check out the rest of the house. they enter the children's bedrooms, don't see mump there, so they continue their search. >> then they went inside my bedroom, opened the drawers, took whatever they found there, removed all the clothes from the closet. they found one safe. then they pick up the safe, they wrap it with my son blanket, and they walked away from the front door. all kind of memories from grandfather, grandmother, my mother, my father, and money. everything what i work for the last 40 years is gone. >> well, i think the suspects that burglarized this house, they was in there for approximately three minutes. >> abraham and his family are traumatized from the invasion and still don't feel safe at home. >> i was scared. my wife, she couldn't

worry about the tablet replacing the laptop.n pc shipments adopt, microsoft sales are drop because it runs the inside of those machines. the company also said something about the windows business. i'm looking for that now because that is the bulk of the company, and i can't find it -- david: keep looking for it, dennis. we're going to go back to one of our analysts. dennis kneale's going to be looking through the numbers, but the key, tim mulholland, with ibm is it really is one of the bellwethers for pcs. we've seen a 14% drop in the sales recently. what do you think of these numbers coming out of microsoft? >> well, i saw the earnings epfs at 72 cents. i think the revenue was a little light. they've obviously fumbled in the mobile sector, in the pc sector -- david: well, it's not them, it's the pc market itself is fumbling. 14% drop in global pc shipments during the first quarter. that's the real problem, right? >> but they still do excite the market, i think, a little bit. again, some of that's not their fault. but i think th

it can be done through a phone or a laptop. we see enormous growth opportunity. we are growing in those markets.that the leading commerce market in russia. it is all import. it was not because we did anything. russian consumers coming online want to buy things that they cannot get locally. they go on to ebay. china is an enormous market. we have a strong export business out of china. over $6 billion of volume. these are people that may be work second shift in factories. overe get great deals all the world. and domestic china, we are prohibited from competing. it is not a level playing field yet. alibaba has done a great job. jack is a great entrepreneur. i spoke at his ali fest a couple of years ago. they have build a great business. we will see if they look to go outside of china. i think there'll be opportunity to work together. >> thank you for coming to speak today. i have three questions. amazon's biggest criticism has been the buildup of a fulfillment infrastructure. they have bought warehouses, and yet, they are for feeling a lot of the business that selle

tracy: where do laptops fall about this. >> yeah. tracy: laptop, desktop. in between. >> can i rephrase it? how can you make money on this? microsoft is trading down. goldman sachs cut microsoft, moved their price target from 30 bucks a share down to $27 a share. other analysts downgraded microsoft are not going that aggressively to 27 bucks right now? our office pcs are being upgraded right now to windows 7. windows xp the licenses are expiring. a lot of software in the works, microsoft will benefit from that. two, intel launching a ah new chip processor this summer. that will help. microsoft is offering deals to hewlett-packard as well as dell on licensing fees. so that their units can be somewhat more price competitive as we go forward. don't count out microsoft just yet. maybe goldman sachs is a little aggressive. "morningstar" saying 35 bucks a share, microsoft. ashley: very good. adam, thank you very much. you have a laptop. you have a tablet. you have pc. tracy: we have everything. >> she has a typewriter. tracy: i prefer the typewriter. ashley: old-

. >> the dangerous affects of kids and what they can do with their phones and laptops is damaging andere released on a charge of inappropriate touching and further investigation led to two felony charges. >> i have a problem when you video or photograph a crime and share it. kids need to get smarter about what is right and wrong. >> reporter: they can't confirm they have the case or how they will prosecute it, in some cases they can try an adult in adult court, they would have to convince the judge it is supposed to be there. >> sexual penetration is a crime and there is a distinguish between being forces and being asleep. >> reporter: this is statement given my the victim's attorney and they are considering civil suits against parents and students and are planning a media conference next week. it was the cyber-bullying that led to the suicide and she is all over social media today except this time the post are in out rage over what happened to her. >> one of the three tens arrested in that case transferred to a high school in gillroy not long after the assault. >> reporter: this 15-y

they were all laptops.s, you can take them to class, they have the beautiful laptops touch screen. lenovo is having to be smarter about this, but the large desktop pc, we will still need trucks. it will not die, but you will still needed for the heavy lifting around the house. stuart: seems like everybody will have more than one computing gadget. you have a smart phone, right? monica: i have a blackberry. everybody makes fun of me. but i also have an ipad. stuart: it is trying. monica: it seems like you need more than one in case one goes down. you can still do your other communicating. stuart: what have you got? >> i just got a 27-inch imac, that is my workhorse. i like having that one main hub, that is a big solution for a lot of families. when the kids go off in their own direction, they have their own tablet. stuart: you have the desktop. >> i use an iphone and an ipad. i have a facebook phone in my pocket right now. the new facebook phone, which comes out very soon. i have them for two weeks until i se

we are using a laptop tonight and it's going to go on at 9:00.'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 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. >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this before. this will be a treat. [applause]. >> someone once told me this was from scandanavia. this is a different version. about 2 sisters that fall in love with the same guy. it didn't work out too well. one of the sisters throws another one into the raging water. he fashions her body into a fiddle, into a violin. this is the actual violin. i love her so much. [singing] [music playing]

says the man with an ipad. >> i have an ipad and a laptop, i think that tobin is right, windows 8 wasog. there is no reason to upgrade the pcs out today, you have tools coming out cleaning ipad, i don't think that the pc is dead any more than i think that news paper is dead. but it is -- >> the newspaper. neil: to be fair, newspapers are coming back on-line. >> the issue is about desktops. >> they are a shrinking industry. vow to recognize that. >> growth in the desktop has been in europe has been in asia mostly in asia they are getting to saturation level, to al's point, first off, this is a big investment if you are chinese to spend $500 on a pc, you are not doing this everier two years like here. neil: we have not been doing that. >> not for a lot of years, we've reached saturation. neil: thank you, al great, see you again. and continued success in the print world. print world. >> meanwhile, give sperm, get shoot. now with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful

they were big, clunky laptops. why, and maybe the companies have market research that shows this, that there is demand for this. if you wanted to have it, you would just get a keyboard attachment or you would buy a laptop. is there demand? >> i am an expert on the demand. it does not look like there is a lot of demand for these things. i think that is a good question. it stems from the design of windows eight itself. instead of, you know, treating it separately or treating it as part of their phone efforts, they emerged it in with regular windows when you buy a windows hpc, you get this thing called a start screen. the hardware guys are trying to, you know, there are two things in the operating system geared let's see if we can make the hardware to two different things. dagen: we teased the battery life in this. that is a critical part of the testing you do. this one was for. >> about 3.5 hours on my particularly harsh test. it is not very good. it is particularly poor if you are thinking of it as a tablet. i do wa

on 8th and mission i was mugged and attempt to have my laptop taken. security guards came to my rescue and prevented me from being mugged. this is an example of how the community has been improved. i don't think that can -- cannabis clubs are a problem. i'm a veteran. there is not number cannabis clubs for the veterans. there is 20,000 homeless veterans in the city that don't have access to the cannabis club. thank you for your time. >> let me call a couple more names. jerry goodman, ken liam a, nicholas somales. >> hello. my name is john martinly. i'm here to speak against this ordinance and we are sanctuary city, we need to free up more space and access to the people who really need it who are at as disadvantage and this is really about not making things monopoly where people only can afford to do business in the medical cannabis field and have connections would be favored. contrary to what supervisor avalos stated, i have lived in this city for 15 plus years and there are many neighborhoods where there are similar restaurants, metro pcs, wall green'

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. >>> all right. every year we come out to celebrate arbor day in the month of march and i'm happy to kickoff this year arbor day here at this special location. joined with us today we have several guest. i know dan is here, larry stringer is here and our colleagues and our partners in arbor day. today like many other days, trees will be dedicated in someone who has contributed to san francisco either through their work or given back to the environment through culture, through arts and through many of the hard work and we will unveil who will receive this dedication today. as many of you know trees are very important for our communities. they provide us shade, they deter water from going into our storm systems, they provide a place for birds and butterflies and of course they help us clean our air. ar

the agent is looking for tsarnaev laptop. police --ps but it was in the backyard of the home. investigators have moved it to a secured the location. the suspect's mother had been added to a federal government terror database about 18 months ago t. the cia added her name to the list along with her son tarmerlan after being contacted in russia by 2011. the mother denied any links to terrorism. part of one plane has apparently been discover man hatten. police are treating the site as the crime scene. >> everyone is sad, everyone wanted to keep their school open. >> not one but two schools is closing and another budget cutting may still be needed. >>> plus, he's just a junior in high school but she's already accomplished some ground breaking research in involving some deadly cancer. >>> coming up how much fog you can expect tomorrow morning and the warmest day of the weekend. >>> the fire that destroyed six brand new portable buildinging is being called suspicious. the fire started just after midnight sending flames. no one was hurt. >>> robert shows us how two long time school is

. >> the dangerous affects of kids and what they can do with their phones and laptops is damaging and audrie pott was terrorized. >> reporter: they were released on a charge of inappropriate touching and further investigation led to two felony charges. >> i have a problem when you video or photograph a crime and share it. kids need to get smarter about what is right and wrong. >> reporter: they can't confirm they have the case or how they will prosecute it, in some cases they can try an adult in adult court, they would have to convince the judge it is supposed to be there. >> sexual penetration is a crime and there is a distinguish between being forces and being asleep. >> reporter: this is statement given my the victim's attorney and they are considering civil suits against parents and students and are planning a media conference next week. it was the cyber-bullying that led to the suicide and she is all over social media today except this time the post are in out rage over what happened to her. >> one of the three tens arrested in that case transferred to a high school in gillroy no

searching a massachusetts landfill for his laptop.y schmidt has the latest developments in the investigation. 19-year-old dhozhkar tsarnaev was too close for comfort for some bombing victims--in the same hospital as some of the wounded. he's been transferred to federal medical center devens--a prison hospital 40 miles from boston, and far removed from dzhokhar and his brother tamerlan's life in the days after the bombing. authorities say they carjacked an suv. the driver--who asked to be called "danny"-- told his story to boston globe reporter eric moskowitz. if it had been maybe almost anyone, any one of us, or little different twists here or there, danny wouldn't have survived, the brothers might have gone to new york. officials say the tsarnaevs had a hastily hatched plan to bomb times square. when they needed gas, danny saw room to escape. it's really the perfect place--between the car and the gas pumps and if tamerlan is going to shoot him, he would have to go through the window, an impossible shot. danny's story focused the manh

. >>> in this age of streaming video, you can sit in front of your laptop or tv for hours watching fascinatingocumentaries. doing so would likely mean come age cross the late tim heatherington. he was a "nightline" contributor who died tragically, but doing what he did best -- chasing danger. tonight, abc's bob woodruff with the hbo documentary honoring tim heatherington. >> on april 20 while covering the civil war in libya, tim heatherington was killed, fatally wounded in a mortar attack that also took the life of a photographer and injured several other journalists. weeks earlier, he was attending the academy awards, nominated with his friend sebastian junger for the movie "restrepo." >> we were at war and we wanted to bring the war into people's living rooms and movie theatres. >> reporter: now tim's death, and more importantly, his life are the subject of junger's latest documentary, called "which way is frontline from here?" >> i always look to be as close to the subject as possible. >> why did you decide to do this documentary? >> tim was a really, really good friend of mine. i was just

meanwhile, investigators are searching a massachusetts landfill for his laptop, and we are learning morehe last hours of the brothers' alleged crime spree. emily schmidt has the latest developments. >> andmore aggressive talk from north korea tonight. the government now says, it will soon indict an american citizen who is being held there. for allegedly attempting to overthrow pyongyang's government. it is unclear when the trial for kenneth bae will be held. bae is facing harsh punishment which could result in the death penalty. his indictment comes as tensions between north korea and the united states continue to rise. bae is the sixth american detained by north korea since 2009. but in the past, other u.s. citizens were released. after visits from high- profile americans. such as former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter. the u-s senate and house have passed a measure aimed at ending the air traffic controller furloughs which caused widespread delays this week. controllers had to take unpaid furlough days because of forced federal spending cuts. the measure gives the department o

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communication open not just for the rich but for the poor and additionally we don't have access to laptops. it's important you guys do the right thing. i know you guys were elected and sworn in and i was there. i say you guys campaign. we are the people. it's not this - you know, those people come here a hired guns they have a job they're doing their job. i'm higher because i know what's right and wrong. we want to make sure we're part of this whole bureaucracy. >> thank you chair wiener, supervisors. let me agree that over 10 years you are the fourth member of the board of supervisors including myself that have tried to time limit and i'm hopeful that the fourth time will be a charm. and i want offer those ten years we've had the same problem. and it's the problem of notice. and it has been very difficult for the planning department how to grapple how to get the time clock going. and the sequa observes of how something was time approved. now the good say we have and continue to agree that that we should time limit appeals for neck decks. we all agree that section 31.16 is currently writte

they escaped with a laptop, and some clothes. but left the bags, and something else behind.an down the street and around the corner. waller says they match the description of the suspects who burglarized another home in the neighborhood. earlier in the week. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. not the usual face in today's weekly address to instead of the president, grieving newtown parents. we have the emotional plea plus. a disturbing target practice. in the shape of a very familiar victim of gun violence, murdered teen trayvon martin. who was behind the act might surprise you. kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news at eight in the morning or eight at night and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. we'll show you a word of the day during those times, you then enter that word on kron 4 rewards and start earning points. go to kron.com and click on rewards. >> as tensions remain high on the korean peninsula.secretary of state john kerr

. >> reporter: her laptop is missing. her gardener saw a bag in the backyard so he ran to the front and took this picture of three women walk away. police now have it. >> it will be given to all police officers throughout san francisco and that picture will show body descriptionsbe passin in that area looking for those women. >> reporter: investigators say there have been five burglaries since february. it is a small neighborhood. we spoke with a resident who says her home was burglarized tuesday and thousands thousands of dollars are missing. it appears their neighborhood is a target. >> really late i will notice a car driving up and down and casing the area and stopping at different points. >> putting a cut off broom stick in the track of a sliding glass door. whatever it takes to hardthen target -- harden the target. >> reporter: if this picture looks familiar give police a call. recording live -- reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we heard about this story from a viewer, you can send u