the laptop you can take to school and it's mobile. >> the laptop can travel with you but you should carefullyonsider how much travel you're going to do. >> the laptop are heavy they can have higher revolution if you want something small and a light hallway the table is new thank you it's lighter and has longer battery life. >> tablets are powerful but their abilities are more limited than the laptop and their nor for the internet or watching videos and laptops over word progressing and typing documents and using spreadsheets things like that. >> to figure out what expenditure is a good fit for you, you need to plan on what you want to do. >> there's a lot of things like e-mail and skype and being on facebook in fact, by you see seniors who are creating websites and doing graft design and having photograph. >> what programs will you be using or are you a casual suffer would you like to take it with you around town. >> it's great typing short e-mails by nothing extensive on a be tabltd. >> i need to be able to buy a good all around desk for $400 but if you very specific he needs the cost can go

you know, no laptop, cell phone. they have to be fully present to the discussion at each other. i might use media on the screen. i might have a laptop bringing a power plants and slides and showing videos, but i do not want them fragmenting themselves. yet when it comes time for exam they are allowed to have all media access possible. >> host: why? >> guest: because in their workplace there will never be a time where they are cut off from that resource. to test them by saying what can you memorize is not actually a real test. the moment that kids are and they have access to all information. the question is, how could you sort through too many options in a limited time frame. that is the challenge of the workplace. given all of the options, how do you see through things, read carefully, analyze, make wise decisions given almost too many options. >> host: craig detweiler, you close "igods" with the question, is technology enslaving ask? what is the answer. >> guest: i guess we will come to see technology like smart phones as something every day, already moving into glasses, google

it also shows this laptop.on of someone being radicalized. >> it talks about -- it shows pictures of this guy that is called mohammad s. they don't have a last time about how he was a normal guy up until about 2011. he was kind of a college student type wearing western clothes listening to western music and things like that and then around 2011 he changed. what happened in 2011 was the arab spring in tunisia and he came under the radar of the government and they were worried about him. we don't know where he is now. it did show the progression of how he became a radical and how he changed a little bit. we'll look into this stuff in "the situation room" at 5:00 and laptop and what it shows and things they could have designs on that are disturbing. whether they have technical know how, they're a long way from that. >> thanks very much. still ahead, islamic state is not only a threat to the united states but many countries around the world. we take a closer look at the global fight to stop this radical group. eeni

that laptop. lu ann cahn has been in court all day. what are prosecutors trying to show here. >> reporter: they're trying to show that she may have made searches about child pornography, but her defense attorney made it clear that nobody knows who was using her laptop. by the way, at the beginning of the trial, her defense attorney made it clear that he thought he was going to put his client, christina regusters, on the stand today. he is indicating he is having some doubts about whether he wants to take that risk. fbi agent michael moore testified that two days before this woman in a burke a was caught on video kidnapping a girl from bryant elementary. christina regusters' laptop showed a search for garb. the defense attorney asked agent moore that computer you analyzed, you said there was no password. does that mean anybody could use it? moore answered anybody could use it. agent moore also testified days before the kidnapping someone using the guest user profile on regusters' laptop was searchi

, but wasn't able to tell the jury who was using that laptop.the fbi agent michael moore said no password was needed to get on the hot pink laptop held up in court. he said anyone could use it under christina's name or as a guest user. jurors flinched when they were shown word searches for cute lolitas, and one site about a young girl being sodomized. they were done with a guest user profile. there's no way to tell if regusters or someone else did the search. moore testified he was able to recover websites pulled up under christina's name, searching for women's muslim garb, a couple days before she allegedly kidnapped the child from bryant elementary school. january 14th, 2013. surveillance video shows a woman in muslim garb, taking the child out of school. prosecutors say she was trying to pose as the child's mother. two days after the child was recovered, the agent says there were more searches on the laptop, under a guest name and christina's name, searching for information about rape, dna, fingerprinting. one search was can you still get the

. >> when this truck hits the road you may see somebody driving with a laptop in their hand. judge, the future ride where nobody is driving. >>> some day in the not too distant future, you may see somebody driving with a laptop. mercedes-benz created the future truck of 2025 that may be autonomous. it can drive itself. allowing the truck driver to kick back, relax. this is a great way to rest, but should we be encouraging them to mess around with their ipad? >> mercedes believes this will be a safer truck on the road to prevent sleepy drivers. where can we see it first? right now, california and arizona allow autonomous vehicles. most of the rest of the world does not. we'll see it in places that allow it. >> the italian riviera where this young man has just been hired to be a valet. there is a big high-profile red carpet event going on. after the beautiful exotic cars come through, watch what pulls up. an enormous volvo. the guy hands him the keys and the kid's like -- >> this actually was a bit of a prank put on by volvo to prove the point under the hood of their new truck

. >> when this truck hits the road you may see somebody driving with a laptop in their hand. judge, the future ride where nobody is driving. i'm a doctor of internal medicine with something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. >>> some day in the not too distant future, you may see somebody driving with a laptop. mercedes-benz created the future truck of 2025 that may be autonomous. it can drive itself. allowing the truck driver to kick back, relax. this is a great way to rest, but should we be encouraging them to mess around with their ipad? >> mercedes believes this will be a safer truck on the road to prevent sleepy drivers. where can we see it first? right now, california and arizona allow auto

. >> i sat down in front of the laptop and i type, contradiction.nd i'm daring to ask this question, i had to enter -- and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran, it took times to research them. but once i concluded that they were general contradictions, that is when it wiped totally away from my faith. >> is that when you stopped being a muslim? >> that is when i stopped being a muslim in my heart and belief. >> years of radical training strip away in seconds and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them guys, i am no longer working for them. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now would anybody believe him? asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yield is doing a lot better... if you've had to become your own investment expert, maybe it's time for bny mellon, a different kind of wealth mana

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from looking at laptops to pulling passports. we'll get into the intel. word russia has tested a nuclear missile. this russian president denies his country is launching a new arms race, so if that's the case, then what is moscow trying to prove exactly? there's a lot of news, so let's get to it. >> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >> good afternoon from the deck. first from the fox news deck this afternoon, president obama is expected to make the case for future air strikes in syria when he speaks to the nation in prime time tonight on this network. that's according to officials talking about the president's plan to wipe out islamic state terrorists, wipe them out. they say the president is not likely to announce any air strikes tonight, but instead, call for congress to arm the moderate rebels in syria. to fight the islamic state on the ground. moderate rebels in syria. wonder who they are. we'll get into that in a bit. president obama today held closed-door meetings with the vice president and top security advisors we're told.

we have the latest on the new laptop. >>> plus, snow in september.e'll tell you where old man winter is making its appearance. >> reporter: not only do we have snow in colorado. we have windchills across the high plains, 20s and 30s. and the showers are getting closer, it's going to save you fifteen percent or huh, more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> the calender says it's summer, but this video from denver, colorado tells a different story. even for colorado this snowfall is way, way ahead of schedule. the storm that hit the state dumped up to 20 inches of snow in wyoming and south dakota setting snowfall record for september. i didn't know there was snowfall records for september. >> reporter: it happens every now and then, even that's too early for me. >> usually in october you see snow in those parts. . september is way too early. eva wait until you see the cold th

. >> i sat down in front of the laptop and i type, contradiction. and i'm daring to ask this question, i had to enter -- and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran, it took times to research them. but once i concluded that they were general contradictions, that is when it wiped totally away my faith. >> is that when you stopped being a muslim? >> that is when i stopped being a muslim in my heart and belief. >> year of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds, and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them guys, i am no longer working for them. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now would anybody believe him? $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ [door be♪l rings] [phone rings] hello. introducing wi-fi calling. now every wi-fi connection wo

. >> i sat down in front of the laptop and i type, contradiction.nd i'm daring to ask this question, i had to enter -- and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran, it took times to research them. but once i concluded that they were general contradictions, that is when it wiped totally away my faith. >> is that when you stopped being a muslim? >> that is when i stopped being a muslim in my heart and belief. >> year of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds, and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them guys, i am no longer working for them. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now would anybody believe him? anybody believe him? when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ faith in islam, but not his desire to fight. now he wants to switch sides to work for the west as a double agent. targeting his former

if you want to buy a tv or a laptop, there are thousands of places to go to. is a centralibaba portal where you can find what you need quickly and instantly. you don't have to navigate the ground. you have to navigate the web. welleason it may not do as as in the u.s. is because in the u.s., it's really straightforward to navigate. if you want to buy a laptop or computer or tv, go to best buy or others or go straight online. in china, you only have limited options which is why they are doing really well. >> is the mobile platform so important because that is the first computing that many people in china will ever do? >> absolutely. if you take a look at those in second and third tier cities, they have spent time in places that you have never heard of and most people there -- this is a -- savvy city, they only own a smart phone on the bought recently. it's not always one of the most expensive ones. their other products. the point is, it's interesting that david mentioned they want to own the consumer. i would be curious to hear what your thoughts are about the

eyes on laptops and blackberries. they are tracking every step of amina's travel to yemen.tmosphere is electric, but hanging over the operation questions what happens if the european blond dies? collateral damage. amina makes it to yemen. storm recalls receiving a text message from one of his danish handlers. >> saying, congratulations, brother, you just became rich. very rich. >> soon, he is in yet another meeting with intelligence agents. one from the cia is anxious for storm to open the briefcase they brought with them. >> and he looked at me with a massive smile on his face. what do you think the code is? i think -- i have no clue. i didn't even think that there was three numbers on each, you know, side. come on, come on, he said. come on, think about it. i said, i don't know. i have no clue. he said, try 007. like this. >> james bond. >> james bond. 007. he told me. and clink, clink, clink, you know, it just, it opened up. >> so happy with the cash, he took this photo of the $250,000 inside. then this. an encrypted message from awlaki. an update. it's about amina. we g

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the laptop was the property of a jihadist labeled mohammed s.tudding in tunisia. >> he left in 2011 impeach. and they're looking into this. because what you're concerned about is a scientist, really, kind of adopting these jihadi ideals. >> but a u.s. intelligence official says nothing about these documents raises concerns about isis' capability to make biological weapons. weapons expert says the technological hurdles are huge. getting lethal strains and converting them to droplets that people would breathe in, eat or drink and getting them through sprayers or other delivery systems without killing organisms could be beyond the reach of isis. >> whether it's anthrax and botulinum toxin, smallpox, whatever, each one of them behaves differently in a per ementer and differently in a sprayer and different things and this is not like shake and bake cooking. >> as difficult as it may go from to go from an idea hatched on a document on a laptop to making an actual biological weapon, the concern now is that isis has captured some major cities like mosul

number 5, laptops and tablets. 700 of these were left at tsa security here at dulles just last year. number 4, identification cards and even passports, 750 of them. number 3, neck pillows. they may not be valuable, but 1300 passengers left them behind. number 2, sunglasses and glasses. 1400 pairs. number 1, the most common item left behind, belts. 1500 of them were left behind at dulles just last year. there are lots of happy endings here. travellers reunited with their missing property. >> thank you, so much. >> reporter: but there are plenty more reunions still to be written. >> that the properties here, and it's waiting for us to get in touch with us. >> reporter: andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> after as long as 90 days, the tsa sends those unclaimed items to the state of virginia where it is either auctioned off or sold in a surplus store. anything with personal data like a laptop or a memory stick is wiped clean at a tsa warehouse, and it's recycled. unclaimed clothing goes to homeless vets. >> just glad to know somebody found my shrunken head. >>> apple unveiled its newest gadgets

yesterday an fbi agent testified about web searches found on her laptop. days before the kidnapping there were searches for muslim garb and child pornography. after the crime, there were searches on rape, dna and fingerprinting. the defense says the computer had no password protection so anyone could have used it. >>> also happening today, jury selection begins for a new jersey army major and his wife accused of abusing and neglecting their adopted children. prosecutors say the assaults by john and carolyn jackson were so violent they caused broken bones on the children. prosecutors say the couple told their biological children that they were training the adopted children to behave and instructed the biological children not to tell anyone. people who know the couple say they are loving parents and believe they will be exonerated. >>> 5:34. a philadelphia man accused of murdering a 16-year-old boy is expected in court today. hall will have preliminary hearing. he shot haneswort just steps from his home and a second man was wounded. >>> police are investigat

impossible. >> less than 24 hours after jenelle appealed for a laptop-- >> my goal had been met plusre. so it is like, oh, my god are you serious? >> the homeless an their needs are vetted through charity organizations, and caseworkers manage the donations. broome says those who receive aid are saved the embarrassment of having to beg. >> we feel this is a dignified way that they can ask for help. >> but it also let some of them wondering? >> who are these people helping us? why are they helping us and how can we thank them? >> reporter: jenelle thanked her donors on her handout page and what she got in return is perhaps even more valuable than money. encouragement. >> wow, hearing your story i have so much respect for what you are going through. best of luck with your family and school. >> i never thought that a complete stranger would want to help like they are helping me. to think that they actually want to help is like, there are people out there that have hearts of gold. >> and now even those who felt faceless in society are getting connected. carter evans, cbs news, san francis

when i got in copenhagen the danish authorities took it away and gave me the cia laptop. that was how important it was to be able to lead that mission. what i can say is the money was something he and i were looking forward and collecting money from muslims in europe. but when i paid him the money that was the only test that he had evdone to me. he was sitting in the restaurant there. do you want to say something? >> no, go ahead. >> so the delivering this equipment to him and reach the place took 15 hours driving. i had to tell the police i was taking care of myself and going to see a family member. there was all kinds of obstacles. when i reached him, i saw him as a changed person because he could no longer meet up in any of the areas before. this time he was wearing a military jacket and was more looking like bin laden. and he had a body guard. when i saw him with the guns i was a bit worried because we had to go to sit under a tree in the desert so i could show him how to use the satellite and laptop and i was a bit worried because i didn't know, maybe it was over the

>> i want you to know that i did not give him my laptop to be fixed. it from my apartment. >> announcer: or was he a thief? >> i don't see why a guy would come to my apartment and steal a bright-pink laptop. >> no guy would, jessie. >> i believe he stole my laptop to go pawn it to sell drugs. >> announcer: someone is lying. >> judge judy: there's something to this story that i'm not getting that makes me very, very uncomfortable. you have one final chance to tell me the truth. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 21-year-old jessica jin is suing her former friend, 20-year-old paul solorzano, for stealing her computer on a night he slept at her apartment. >> byrd: order! all rise!

. >> i have two pet pooeeeves whet comes to laptops, pcs.at is charging the thing and remembering all the passwords. you're trying to tackle both of those problems, correct? >> that's right. the average person in the united states has eight passwords and 26 accounts. if it isn't bad enough, your password is probably that abc123 or 123456. we want to make your face the way you log in to your devices. on top of that, we carry around all these cables. we want to eliminate cables from computing. >> what does that mean for intel in terms of what you need to produce in order to have that biometric recognition when you log in? >> we bought mcafee is few years ago and that's what we did. you just have to look into your computer and access everything you need to access. >> in terms of charging, forget about wired charging, no plugging in to anything anymore? you're taking a look at furniture and turning that into charging stations? >> yeah, back in 2003, we invented centrino. that got us eliminating the lan cable. now we have this bundle of cables wi

yesterday the jury was shown internet searches made from christina regusters laptop.e at the criminal justice center and you've been in the courtroom for portions of this trial. is regusters still expected to take the stand in her own behalf. >> at the beginning of the trial that was the plan. proceedings could certainly change that. christina regusters has maintained her innocence throughout but her attorney may not want to take that risk. christina regusters is accused of kidnapping and raping a 5-year-old girl and posing as that 5-year-old girl's mother taking her from bryant elementary school in january of last year. prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case today and witness testimony has taken nearly three weeks in that time we have heard from the victim herself, family members and detectives assigned to the case. now, yesterday, one of those investigators told the court that internet searches related to muslim clothing, child pornography and rape were found on regusters laptop though it could not be proven that she performed those searches. after the cri

he has a chip in it and it picks up radio messages and allows him to type on a laptop computer mentally bypassing his fingers and bypassing any mechanical mode by thinking he's able to type. and we can now use it with her paychecks. the military is very interested. $150 million the pentagon pledged to put a chip right on top of the brain connected to mechanical arms and legs. this man is totally paralyzed. he cannot scratch his nose. he cannot communicate with his loved ones. he is a prisoner in his own body. at brown university they put a chip in his brain and a laptop computer and he cannot control his wheelchair, operate kitchen appliances and surf the web and play video games. and this person can now operate mechanical arms. she is totally paralyzed. she communicates like stephen does and she can now see herself for the first time in history she can feed herself mentally. and the pentagon as i said has done $150 million in the revolutionary prosthetics program so that injured soldiers can bypass the spinal cord and control the exoskeleton and at the soccer game as i mentioned, a bil

i could wake up in the comfort of my own home, and just get on a laptop, do about 15 returns a day. fifteen times $3,000 a return, that's $45,000 a day. >> kroft: so you had a home office? >> williams: yeah. i used to work in... i would work in my boxers and a t-shirt, yeah. >> kroft: it as easy as one, two, three. williams gave us a demonstration. one: you collect or buy a list of stolen identities that are readily available in miami if you know the right people. two: you go to one of dozens of tax preparation sites online, and using the stolen social security numbers and dates of birth you fill out a completely bogus w-2 form, claiming a modest refund of a few thousand dollars. >> williams: it has given us a refund of $4,834. >> kroft: three: you tell the i.r.s. where to send the money, your house, your bank account, or loaded onto a prepaid debit card. do you have any idea how many returns... how many bogus returns you filled out? >> williams: has to be like in the thousands, maybe. >> kroft: did the i.r.s. pay all of it? >> williams: on a percentage range, you'd say they would p

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that chip picks up radio messages from his brain and allows him to type on a laptop computer mentallybypassing his fingers, bypassing any mechanical modes by thinking he is able to type. and, we can now do this with paraplegics. the military is very interested. $150 million the pentagon pledged to put a chip right on top of the brain connected to mechanical arms and legs. this man is totally paralyzed. he can not scratch his nose. he can not communicate with his loved ones. he is a prisoner. just like steven a prisoner in his own body. at brown university, they put a chip into his brain, connected him to a laptop computer, he can now control his wheelchair and operate kitchen appliances, surf the web and play videogames. this person can now operate mechanical arms. mechanical arms. she is totally paralyzed. she communicates by blinking like what stephen does, and feed herself for the first time in history. first time in history she wan feed herself mentally. the pentagon has put $150 million to the revolutionary prosthetics program so injured soldiers can bypass the spinal cord and co

we take mp3s, tablets, laptops. we also take non-apple products. samsung is a growing phenomenon for us. many samsung customers grade up to the price. that is what our research is telling us. >> can you give us detail about how many apple iphone 5's you were able to sell last season? >> we did 150,000 just in the 30 days following the announcement. we expect to do that more this year. >> based on what you saw today are you willing to ditch whatever electronic products is non-apple that is attached to your body or wrist right now for a new watch? >> the microwave oven, the whole deal. the watch is intriguing. i am geeked out wearing my job on and it is interesting that this will do all of that, communicate with my phone. it is the kind of thing that could replace what is there in the market. it is not just a threat to jawbone and fit bit. garmin does a gangbuster business in the wearables space. we don't even know if it stinks yet but it could freeze the sales of competitors. >> what do you think? >> i am a watch geek and what is interesting is not

the are they took away that laptop and gave me an american laptop.me to lead that mission, and what i can say is that the money was obviously something that he -- al-aulaqi would have the checked on muslims in europe. when i paid him the money, i was -- that was the only chest ever had done to me, and he was -- we were sitting in a restaurant -- do you want to say something? >> go ahead. >> so, delivering this equipment to him, to reach that place, took me 15 hours, 15 hours driving. and it's not because it is long distance. it's because we have to go toyúñ checkpointspointspointspoints an declarations to the police, going to see family member. ... kinds of obstacles. when i reached him, i saw him as a changed person because he could no longer meet up in any of the areas before. this time he was wearing a military jacket and was more looking like bin laden. and he had a body guard. when i saw him with the guns i was a bit worried because we had to go to sit under a tree in the desert so i could show him how to use the satellite and laptop and i was a

way better than a laptop. >> reporter: for most families, technology isn't a bad thing, but it should be limited to create more well-rounded children. >> there is definitely a time to be engaged in technology and learn how to use technology, but there's also the importance of social skills and having those interactions with other people. >> reporter: some parents say the more technology, the better. >> it's really interactive, so puzzles and games, matching games and stuff. he can learn. >> reporter: he also takes photos with his dad's iphone and he's just 22 months old. >> access to technology has been linked to improved reading skills, but a recent study also found too much screen time can cause vision problems. >>> auto insurers are facing problems with cars that drive themselves. automated vehicles are expected to hit show rooms by 2016. so what will that do to auto insurance rates? >> the more automated the car is, the lower premiums should be. >> the dmv will likely hold the person in the automated car partially responsible in an accident. the dmv is currently developing regulat

goal was to smuggle explosives on to airplanes, how to get them into security looking at pictures of laptop customers because officials believe that's what they were refining, doing tests for plans for a bomb hidden on a laptop computer and the reason why starting in july any coming to the united states from airports overseas had to prove the electronic devices they were carrying would power up. >> a group we've known about some time, the arabian peninsula said they had the best bomb makers. we haven't forgotten about them, have we? >> no. this group cor khorasan, some w knew bin laden, officials believe they were in touch with those folks in yemen about how to build bombs. that is one of the most disturbing things to them. >> pete williams. we appreciate it. pete will have more tonight on nbc "nightly news" with brian williams after this broadcast. >>> late developments in the desperate search for a missing university of virginia student. and a news conference in about an hour all this as we learn more about the man charged with hannah graham's abduction. the fbi searched the suspect's hom

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on her laptop, the fbi finds internet searches for child porn. the defense attorney says there was a man and a teenage boy in the home where the crime was allegedly committed. yesterday, the jurors asked the judge if they could review evidence presented by crime scene investigators, the police, fbi. the judge told them no. if she is found guilty of s, sh could spend the rest of her life in prison. we're going to be here at the courthouse awaiting the reading of the verdict. as soon as it comes down, you will know it. live outside cjc, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. of course, stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for coverage of the case. we have three crews at the courthouse waiting for the verdict. as soon as they read the verdict, we will go live to the courthouse to bring it to you as well as reaction. >>> there's another verdict to tell about you this morning. this out of south africa. a judge finds oscar pistorius guilty of culpable homicide. that's the equivalent of manslaughter in the u.s. nbc's jeff rossen has more. >> mr. pistoriu

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. >> outrage after elementary school students have access to pornography on school laptops.plus -- we've now learned just how much money the cubs are asking for in federal tax credits to renovate wrigley field. and -- the u.s champions jackie robinson west little league team hits the road again. details on where they are headed this morning. three people are injured after an attempted armed robbery at a suburban fast food restaurant. broadcasting legend and wgn radio personality roy leonard has died. the new york health department is investigating the circumstances surrounding joan rivers' death. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> big change this weekend in terms of temperatures. yesterday was 85. it rained all morning. this began, " temperatures. you will have to fish through your closet for heavier jackets. put the white pants away. they're done. there's always coral or salmon leftover. whenever the boat shoes match. it's 70 degrees right now. at the lakefront its 75. sutlej river are

and report information and it has a minimal impact on the city in terms of costs we don't need a laptop that's something that has been feveng for us so basically, i just want to say we're basically in in addition to creating a system that works good for reporting we're supporting the local technology eco system if there's questions i'll field them. >> i have a question about the seller are they noise or crowd. >> most are noise it might be a fight or security guards calling the police their consistent but noting nothing has gotten to the level there has not been extreme issues. >> any person or people claiming we've seen the sellers repeating over the last year i'm curious is there someone else going on with security or the same annoyed resident. >> we go by and see minor issues but not major issues there's, you know, it's a four story building on the after the noise kind of flows through the corridor there's a lot of traffic to fairs so i have to pinpoint the issues i'm not sure who is making the complaint. >> if there's more you can find out we'll need that. >> we'll follow-up. >> com

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when i got in copenhagen the danish authorities took it away and gave me the cia laptop. that was how important it was to be able to lead that mission. what i can say is the money was something he and i were looking forward and collecting money from muslims in europe. but when i paid him the money that was the only test that he had evdone to me. he was sitting in the restaurant there. do you want to say something? >> no, go ahead. >> so the delivering this equipment to him and reach the place took 15 hours driving. i had to tell the police i was taking care of myself and going to see a family member. there was all kinds of obstacles. when i reached him, i saw him as a changed person because he could no longer meet up in any of the areas before. this time he was wearing a military jacket and was more looking like bin laden. and he had a body guard. when i saw him with the guns i was a bit worried because we had to go to sit under a tree in the desert so i could show him how to use the satellite and laptop and i was a bit worried because i didn't know, maybe it was over the

. >> for this fraud, all you need is a laptop, someone's social security, date of birth, not even theirt from their kitchen table, they can do it at a fast food chain restaurant or they can do it on the beach as long as they have wi-fi access. >> reporter: actuallyá cory williams says you don't even need a laptop. you can file phony returns on your cell phone go f you have the right app. he used to be a legitimate tax preparer until his boss turned him onto the scam. before he was arrested and went to prison, he made millions and millions of dollars. >> anybody who knew about it would be a fool not to get involved. i could wake up in the comfort of my home, get on my laptop, do about 15 return as day, $15,000 a return, $45,000 a day. >> you had a home office. >> yeah. i would work in my boxers and a t-shirt, yeah. >> reporter: it's as easy as one, two, three. williams gave us a demonstration. one, you collect or buy a list of stolen identities that are readily available in miami if you know the right people. two, you go to one of dozens of tax preparation sites online and using the sto