the laptop you can take to school and it's mobile. >> the laptop can travel with you but you should carefully consider 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

it's so interesting, like a laptop redesigned.re's a lot of things the tools of modern citizenship. we go from the selfie stick to the laptop it's a fun - we don't think about it we photograph ourselves. they do it in the museum all the time. it's fine part of contemporary life. who wanted to unlock a slightly more sinister access to all of that. it's kept by someone. one of the most interesting phenomena that we looked at was seeing how do you keep the phones secure. it's a phone you can buy now. all of your transmitted messages and your phone calls are encrypted. these are the router a web router that ensures web browsers are encrypted. >> there's an object that stands out. the twin typewriter is the lowest object. the russian secret services ordered up a load of the typewriters after the edward snowden leaks when they realised it's too easy to put a u.s.b. stick in a computer to steal data. there's a moment of progress that technology taught them to go back 30 years to feel safe about data in the office. this is on the edge of

a new report tonight says yes, all it takes is a laptop. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett, "outfront," breaking news. protests across the nation tonight after another deadly shooting involving a white officer and an unarmed black man. you're looking at the crowd taking to the street right here in new york. they're blocking traffic on new york's brooklyn bridge at this moment. there's also another rally going on in san francisco already, as you can see, crowds are gathered there with signs that read "black lives matter." these are scenes repeated in several other cities tonight, including tulsa, where today, 73-year-old volunteer deputy turned himself in after being charged with second degree manslaughter. robert bates is his name and he said he accidentally shot eric harris, the man you see running away in an undercover sting operation. there are growing questions tonight about whether bates who is a former insurance executive who had donated thousands of dollars to the sheriff's department in tulsa, was qualified to be on the street. brian young is live t

joey was determined to get lauren's devices back. >> could you see your laptop in the pile of laptopsing across the street i could see my bright red case across the ipad. i said that's my stuff. that's when joey took off after him. >> i made a quick judgment call and i ran across on to the island and told him to place the stolen property down on the deck and we would not call the police. i told him to do it now in a forceful and stern voice. he did it and then took off running. >> they picked out lauren's laptop and ipad and found a police officer a few blocks away and gave him the other computers. they wish police would have done the foot work rather than themselves, but lauren is happy to have her computer and ipad back. we did a spot-check of police departments around the bay area asking for their policy on theft that could be tracked on find my iphone. they are posted on our website. if you want to check them out go to abc7news.com. click on the sections tab and click on 7 on your side. >> i'm michael finney 7 on your side. >>> today's cherry blossom parade in san francisco ended

desktops use four times more power than laptops. but if you absolutely need one keep in mind screen savers can be costly. >> reporter: we remember people have a power strip and hit the power strip when you're done for the day. >> while limiting your kids' screen time may be a struggle, at least now you can limit the energy those screens use. >> and game consoles consume about a billion dollars a year in energy. instead of watching dvds opt for a vcr or streaming device like apple tv. they use less power than a gaming console. 888-5-helps-you. >> a vcr? does anyone till -- still have those? [ laughter ] >> i think we still have one it's just not actually plugged in. >> mine is in a closet. you just think about a computer and how hot especially a tablet or a laptop gets. that's sucking a lot of energy because the processor gets so hot. >> those desktops are sucking some of the most energy in your house. whenever possible use a laptop or unplug it from the wall or turn the power strip off when you're not using it. >> we'll (scal): good

. >> i want to get her to the new gold laptop. apple is strong around laptops.hink where we're disappointed around ipad sales. you know, that laptop market is still a gigantic market. you know, my kids use it. they're living on the apple ecosystem. i think what people don't -- very hard to value for the analysts is obviously the stores. the ecosystem. the fact that from eight to 80, apple has a lockdown on an audience. then you have the genius bars. very few people talk about. very hard metric to talk about. that engages the customer for a lifetime. that's something that google and samsung can't do. best buy. it's an atrocity. apple systems, eight to 80. that's how investors need to think about the numbers. >> colleen, the services that howard touched upon. i'm thinking anybody can hang on every word about apple pay, or is it more itunes? anything about apple tv? >> yeah. i think we all kind of forgot about apple tv with all this watch hubbub. i think there will be incremental updates. another big thing will be on the dividend. i think that any sort of weakening

free laptop computers. nice right? it was part of the commuter science collaboration.throughout the spring students travelled to learn about computers. today the villanova i.t. department returned the favor coming to their school with the laptops for a lesson. >>> all right john eagles talk. >> eagles let go one of their running backs. and we have the answer why tim tebow is hearre. >>> phillies scored one but they're celebrating. we'll tell you why. >>> i'm john clark. philly's manager held a meeting before the game going over fundamentals. funny it's the braves with four errors. eight shutout innings. he's given out one runner less in three of four starts. ben on the plate. galvis gets to third, braves mistake. revere grounds to first. freddy can't handle it. phillies win it in walk off fashion over the braves. that's the third straight game the phillies have scored just one run, but hey, they win. >> got to feel pretty good to put one on the board this the bottom of the ninth and get out with a win. >> yeah sometimes -- >> you blocked it. that was good. >> freddy le

when he landed in syracuse last week, fbi agents seized it laptop and equipment. and when he tried to fly on united airlines he was denied. >> his job is to make these systems safer. keeping a security researcher off of a flight for a joke post on twitter doesn't make the flight safer, and in fact it makes airline security worse in general. >> reporter: unites airlines give us this response. quote. given mr. robert' claim he has manipulated aircraft systems while in flying, a clear violation of united policy we decide it's in the best interests of our customers and crew members that the not be allowed to fly united. not withstanding his attempts we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he described. and we'll have much more of our interview with roberts in our 11:00 newscast. >> a man whose voice was heard on the air with as in the east bay for years is dead. wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. th

when he landed in syracuse last week, fbi agents seized it laptop and equipment. and when he tried to fly on united airlines he was denied. >> his job is to make these systems safer. keeping a security researcher off of a flight for a joke post on twitter doesn't make the flight safer, and in fact it makes airline security worse in general. >> reporter: unites airlines give us this response. quote. given mr. robert' claim he has manipulated aircraft systems while in flying, a clear violation of united policy we decide it's in the best interests of our customers and crew members that the not be allowed to fly united. not withstanding his attempts we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he described. and we'll have much more of our interview with roberts in our 11:00 newscast. >> a man whose voice was heard on the air with as in the east bay for years is dead. wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. th

we mentioned the laptop from john fowler. it was his laptop that got messedup.itar, he had a coca- cola, it spilled on the macintosh laptop. here it is. we're gonna say bye-bye. we have will stanford talking about safely recycling your electronics. what do people need to know before they drop off their tv or laptops. >> anything -- the laptop, they want to make sure they remove the hard drive. outside of that, they can drop off any electronics product accept for refrigerators and microwaves. >> do parts get reused or -- getted melted down into raw material again? >> most of it gets shredded down and reused. it's recycleled into park benches. it's reduced in that process but the parts themselves are not reused. basically take them down to the components and remake them. >> how much do you get every day or year? it has to be a lot. >> we average about 50 tons a year. 150million -- 150 tons we've recycled in the three years we've been in operation. >> this nifty e-waste is part of a bigger umbrella work incorporated. talk about how it helps people with developmenta

. >> why was it that you wanted to look on your laptop?ll that i had the next day. >> reporter: but special agent mike smith took the stand to say young didn't use his laptop for work that night. >> it's a internet site dedicated to sports. >> reporter: jason said he went out a second time to smoke a cigar. >> reporter: but prosecutors contended jason was a fierce anti-smoker. and the weather that night was freezing, windy. >> can you tell me whether or not there was ever any substantial outerwear that the defendant either had in his luggage or was wearing? >> no, sir. there was, i think, a suit jacket. that was the only outerwear that i'm aware of. >> reporter: jason chose not to testify this time, but the defense fought back of course. they argued the gas station attendant's memory couldn't be trusted because of a childhood brain injury. >> i've had memory problems since '06, because i've been through a lot with myself and my kids and my ex-husband. >> reporter: the defense also argued the case really wasn't solved, that there was no phy

forget cockpit door locks, a startling new report reveals that soon all terrorists will need say laptop and wi-fi connection to possibly take control of a commercial plane. good afternoon, everyone. wellcome to "the lead" and i'm jake tapper. the first we're hearing from hillary clinton at her first official campaign stop. talking to voters about why she wants your vote. she did so in this new modest campaign style taking the eye out of iowa as it were hitting the hawkeye state not with a raucous rally to lay out her 2016 agenda but with a more intimate gathering with teachers and students in month sell low. . >> a lot of people have asked me well, you know why do you want to do this and what motivates you and i've thought a lot about it and i guess the short answer is i've been fighting for children and families my entire adult life. >> before the roundtable clinton engaged in what you might call a little coffee talk at a quaint family owned business in leclair iowa population, 4,000. and just in case you didn't get the memo the clinton was learning from the mistakes of her last campai

i did, i opened the laptop and filmed a video. >> that has been viewed more than 11,000 times. >> how do you make the magic happen. i'll never get 11 million hits. >> you could. you have a great personality, leave. people want to see that. people go online, they want to connect. they want good content. they want someone they can connect with and have a community where they belong. >> what has been some of the vast experiences. >> it's tough to say. i haven't had a chance much i've been working nonstop. it may be overwhelmed. i'm keeping myself busy, because i might become emotional and cry and be scared at the same time. be scared of losing something so amazing. we summed some of. google called. you went to paris. accomplishments. >> yes. >> they are a stepping stone to what - to something bigger that i believe hopefully that i can accomplish in the future. this is why this year i dedicate a lot of time working towards girl's education. >> i'm jumping in here. you are being a little humble. you are not just helping people, or students get educated. you just travelled the gob with the

and that they stole the laptop. what's unclear right now and what we're still trying to understand is how the police may have gotten surveillance footage from this camera. we've asked the owner several times whether he handed over footage, and he said that he did not do so. so it's really unclear whether or not perhaps the police may have found that stolen laptop or what went down. we're going to figure that out. let me tell you what's significant here. this is the number four stop we now know it was the second stop made in order. the first stop was to put leg irons on freddie gray. this second stop we don't know what happened here because police are just now learning about this second stop. that third stop was to quote, deal with mr. gray. that of course is under investigation, what exactly that means. and the fourth stop was to pick up another prisoner. so again, this is a previously unknown second stop. this came about, this came to the police's knowledge during the course of their investigation, and so it's a ne

whereas a laptop is for make you money. uber or square you can get money in a service economy but in a knowledge kind of economy that involves you need to be really good -- >> people are not inventing apps not getting their online degrees on a phone. >> that's right. >> there is a lot you can do but a point where you can't do it. who is trying to solve this problem in the united states? who does it benefit to solve? if you are the googles and the facebooks in the world you have got this off the people you get money. >> making strides google has project alone which is trying loon which is trying to get internet via high altitude balloons. the question of internet connectivity is a limiting factor, a thereto l throttle on their customers. to get fast nrnt to internet to your family involves cable company. google can only do its fiber project to bring high speed internet to towns does it town by town. >> other countries are ahead of us because they have got greater saturation of broadband. south korea is a smaller company than

all subject to change but right now a tablet or cell phone doesn't have the same functionality as a laptop or desktop computer and you can't apply for a job as easily on a cell phone or do your homework on a cell phone as as you can on your computer and in terms of of affordability certainly an issue for segments of the san francisco population these are rates as of last fall. they are subject to change but i imagine they are still in the ballpark and we're showing both the lowest speeds available and the lowest prices and that's not even broadband that's starting at 1.5 me at 1.5 mega bytes per second. for speeds that incorporate broadband it's currently defined the definition i gave a few minutes ago the rates run from 34 34.95 a month to to $98 a month or 1, $176 per year so for low income family with our lowest fifth of the population income at 25 thousand $25,000 and 5, 426 and below the cost of this can be difficult to cover and then non adoption in a statewide survey of california 14 percent of californians state they don't use the internet because they don't know how or lack intere

a terrorist with a laptop sitting among passengers and taking control of the airplane using the passengerbout that the next time you are asked to take off your shoes and not carry any liquids through airport security we aren't going to be stopping people from carrying on laptops. this week we also have a man landing a gyrocopter a few hundred feet from the capitol steps. a man was able to climb over the white house steps and make it inside. with all the money that's gone into the tsa and department of homeland security i ask this question for you today. are we really all that safe? you can find my takes every day on my facebook page and on fox news.com. >>> there is an air force veteran considering suicide. he called the hotline only to be put on hold for 10 minutes. before redialing twice. that has our guest fired up. >> i snapped this selfie from our instagram star challenge. we will reveal the winner at the end of the show. that brings us to our question of the day. what is your favorite thing about spring? think happy thoughts. >>> now it's time for my friends at fox. today's special

board or someone with a laptop on the ground.es on to say this is all based on interviews with cybersecurity experts, as well as aviation experts. they then outline a couple of theories. they say someone with a laptop could, "a," common deer the aircraft and could put a virus into the flight control computers, they could also jeopardize the safety of the flight by taking control of the computers and, lastly they say, a hacker could take over the warning systems or the navigational systems of the aircraft and we know those are all critical components here. again, this is just coming out but the headline one of the headlines is that they found a vulnerability with these highly automated aircraft and they are saying that the faa needs to address it at this point, brooke. >> this is not something any of us want to hear when we hop on planes in the wake of all those questions and the plane going down in the french alps. there have to be if they're realizing this this potential or hacking there has to be fixes or recommendations in the

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also on the laptop were issues of al qaeda's online magazine "inspire," which included instructions on how to make bombs. defense attorneys are trying to convince the jury it was not dzhokhar tsarnaev but his older brother who researched and planned the bombing. now, over the 16 days of the trial, the prosecution has called 92 witnesses while the defense has called just four. for lead defense attorney judy clarke, the real battle is over the death penalty. clarke has represented other clients who avoided the death penalty, among them unabomber ted kaczynski and jared loughner, who shot 19 people including former arizona congresswoman gabriel giffords. the biggest question is whether tsarnaev himself will take the stand to plead for his life but a recent poll found just 27% of bostonians feel tsarnaev should be put to death. however, those people polled were not in the courtroom for the weeks of emotional testimony. scott, the trial resumes on monday with closing arguments for both sides. >> pelley: elaine quijano for us in boston. thank you, elaine. an intense manhunt ended today when

and my job was -- they all had laptops. all of them had a laptop.ose laptops were always working. and i was so bad at this. and the rule was, if they broke the computer, we charge a hundred dollars. but if it wasn't their fault, then it would be free. and these kids were monsters to these computers. one time, this girl came and gave me a computer and i opened it and it's just pouring wet. just buckets of water pouring out of this computer. and i was like, "what do you think the problem is?" [ laughter ] and she was like, "i don't know. i was just using it and it stopped working." and i was like, "were you using it outside." and she's like, "yeah." and i was like, "was it raining?" she's like, "yeah." [ laughter ] and i was like, "well, that's your fault. it's a hundred dollars." and she goes, "i didn't make it rain. god made it rain." [ laughter ] and i said, "honey, there is no god. it's a hundred dollars." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a double whammy. finding out there's no god and out a hundred bucks. >> it was a rough day for her. plus, i never

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. >> what do you do with the laptop? >> i will tell you what i do with the laptop. it is not for air but during the break -- >> love to see your history. >> i have history and i have biology on there. whatever you need. we will talk about that coming up. auntie em, auntie em, it is a twister. our land touches down in the -- we touchdown in the land of dr. oz. we will be back. supply and welcome -- >>> and welcome back. waka-flaka flame is running for president to save the world. just after he finishes this blunt. the rapper announced his candidacy for the president and has been endorsed. impress tiff. waka-flaka is a bit shy about it but he signed the documentation on 4/20. >> what is today's date? 4/20? i am pleased to announce that today on 4/20, the best day of the year, i will be running for president. the first thing i will do when i get in office is legalize marijuana. the president has to have a fat old butt. it is called presidential cush. >> presidential cush. remay see a few strains in the dispense res in oregon and colorado and perhaps even washington was

the company said it's possible someone hacked the monitor and controlling it with a smartphone or laptop, but there's no way to find out who did it or where they might be. >> scary stuff. >>> april is autism awareness month. there's instruction and empowerment for those with children with autism can reduce disruptive behavior. it may have the same impact as prescription medications. >> what we did in our treatment program was to develop 11 sessions that each had different themes and we would teach the parent on how to implement those different behavioral strategies in the home. >> after 24 weeks 70% of the children showed dramatic improvements in behavior. another study out reaffirms no link between the measles vaccine and autism. that study was funded by the national institute of health. >>> he's charged with 300,000 counts of accessory of murder. >>> today a 93-year-old member of the nazi is on trial. it was oscar's job to collect the valuables of those -- he says he feels guilty, but says he's never committed a crime. he said he expects to be found not guilty when he arrived at court

. >>> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning looking to are a new laptop or tablet, but you don't want to break the bank? google can help. >>> plus a buffalo in texas makes a break for it with cops hot on his trail. we have the amazing video next. >>> we're hopping down the bunny trail chris house how's the weather. >> reporter: the weather will cooperate. we have wet weather across delaware and south jersey. i'll have the easter sunday forecast when we come right back. [horn beeps] [. >> typical roundup in texas. they were going after a buffalo the bison ran off from its home. animal control corrals him. he is okay. police let the owner know. they prefer to catch something not so large. he gave them a run for their money. >> he is bigger than the car. >> we'll need to call in for backup. we'll need the suv for these guys. >> reporter: theals the way they do things in texas -- that's the with way they do things in texas. >>> the system is moving away and nothing more than a few showers across south jersey and the delaware bay region working out to sea. egg harbor, and bu

mike: not just money, the team also received a donation of spare computer parts and laptops from system's delusions -- from system solutions. the police are still looking for the stolen vehicle. kimberly: the apple watches in stores, although you cannot walk out wearing one. this was the scene as the watch made its debut friday morning. customers were allowed to try it on at the store, but they had to place waters online. apple is letting customers look at the watch in stores to help them pick out a case, band, or size. prices start at $349.

not only do cell phones survive and you can download material off cell phones but sometimes laptops and other electrons. even after a fire, i've had situations after a fire you've been able to download pictures and material from laptops. i'm not surprised that there's not more than one. i'm sure many got out of cell phone, sent messages and uploaded things. i think as time goes on there will be perhaps more of this. >> let me turn to you lance. talking to our correspondent covering the area in the french alps. he said investigators have recovered multiple pieces of cell phones. he was saying to me these investigators are saying no way has anyone found a chip and discovered video of the final moments. is it possible investigators would be taking cell phones off site and somehow through a cloud -- i need your expertise how it could be possible. >> you've seen the wreckage and the black box how it's bent and torn up. these phones even if they survived are damaged. they're not in any condition to connect to the internet and start uploading things back to the cloud. that's what has to happen

so you have a million different cash registers, laptops, figure out what's going on on all of them in 15 seconds. >> is this a big data solution? it's been a focus of your firm. but all that information just all those ip addresses. the example of this company, the lights bious are ip controlled. >> that's what's so fascinating. because in the world of security what matters the most is getting the most up-to-date used? it would take a lot of data bases. it sort of says to every computer look to the guy right and left of you and we'll send it all back. >> the buddy system. >> it's like a buddy system. >> so i get that. what -- how does that respond to the types of hacks we're seeing now? because the types of hacks are changing dramatically we're seeing these stathe sponsored hacks like north korea. >> that's the most interesting thing about the breaches or infiltrations today is that they're multistep often involve what looks like legitimate use of something that's going on and they involve a combination of programs and networking. >> like unpacked a little bit. we've seen a lot of case

electricity addicts - from the alarm clock that wakes you up to the charge on your cell phone or laptop. to your fridge, home lighting and heating. we assume that when we need it it's there. in endless abundant reliable supply. concerns are growing that the vast web of infrastructure that guarantees lights come on is

everybody is sitting at the swimming pool with a laptop. your kids are paying thehe price when you are not going down the waterslide with em. kate: small business owners are never on vacation. rebecca: c corp. versusus s corp. give us to highlight. the rest will be on our website. kate: there is a double tax for c corp.. definitely talks to your desktop cure tax attorney and make sure you don't need to be a c corp. en youou can start the transition to a pass-through. escort only some of their business income, those earnings arsubject to the self-employment tax. you are papaying 100% tax on those earnings. rebecca: thank you for joining us. pretty easter colors. we have more with the rououndtable this week, including what baseball means when it comes to dollars in the d rebecca: hero jim and jonathan, holding up more easter egg honey so we can tackle the top x - the topics. jim, we haven't even gotten to one of theiggest topics of the week, job mbers. they were a a dud on friday. knowleledge analysts had hoped for. that''s not what analysts

they stole the owner's laptop. that laptop is what contained all of the surveillance footage. so had the police not come several days before the looting began, it could have been lost to them. so very interesting and also a big question about what other footage is out there. brooke? >> athena jones, thank you so much for showing us where that stop would have taken place just a couple weeks ago. the state's attorney here in baltimore issued a statement saying that her officer will conduct an independent investigation of gray's death. they say, quote, while we have and will continue to leverage the information received by the department we are not relying solely on their findings but rather the facts we have gathered and verified. we ask for the public to remain peaceful and patient and trust the process of justice system. among the pieces of evidence that the state's attorney may be considering is this explosive report from today's "washington post." this other man, this other prisoner or suspect who was transported in the same police van as gray said quote, gray was banging ag

police discovered the defendant's laptop hidden in an office safe.alth of information that told them bob ferrante had indeed been a very busy researcher in the months before his wife's death. >> dr. ferrante was googling searches concerning cyanide, where to purchase it, how to purchase it, the effects on people. >> reporter: and he didn't stop there. the prosecutor said bob ferrante then made an interesting request to his lab associates, something later relayed to detectives. >> he goes to the purchasing person in the laboratory and he tells this person that he wants to order a bottle of cyanide. >> reporter: has he ever done that before, detective? >> never. >> reporter: better yet, the detectives explained, the doctor asked for the cyanide to be delivered overnight. and when is all this in relation to-- autumn's-- slumping to the floor in her home? >> two days prior. >> reporter: two days prior? >> yes. >> reporter: ferrante, he said, had even left his fingerprint on the container which, interestingly to them, had 8.3 grams of cyanide missing. wha

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