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didn't count farts towards the district laptop with that i want to thank you all for being here and congratulate you for being teachers in my first language we don't talk teachers you say any member of the public wish to speak on any item master mistress you're the master of our subject so i want to say to you thank you for all you all you do ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great honor to introduce a man who walks the talk who has always been from the first minute we met him a true champion of our thinks outside the box who talks our public schools and advocates for the public schools and walks the talk and can wear the giant baseball cap like no one else our mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you, everyone welcome the to city hall today, we have m v t and mvp in the house you know i don't think there is any question our board of supervisors here the school board your mayor's office, our entire administration in government knows those days how important education is to our city and certainly the companies who are trying to look for talent around the world know if if he focused on the

and 18 laptops. available for use in that room. -- 18 laptops. and one presenter laptop. which is connected to a large flat screen television. this has a hearing induction loop. with assistive listening devices. and t-coil technology. so the bridge at main. has three resource collections. so we have the project read collection. which supporter. learners. and tutors. that is available to all. we have the veterans. collection. supporting. veteran and is sis tanseses. helping them. -- contains materials directed toward children. teens. and adults are learning differences. their families. and professionals. in the field. i have been hired. in january. i feel fortunate. to expand services. and programs. for individuals with learning differences and their family. and also have programs that inform about their learning disabilities. for patron. and ld. professionals. i'm serving on a number of committees. in the library. i'm trying to help bring that perspective to make sure we're providing an inclusive service model for patrons. with learning differences in mind. all of the cla

it is one thing to take the laptop computers and the cell phone, et cetera, but are you saying they have been able to dig into them and determining that they have gotten a significant amount of intelligence? >> well, i have been through a couple of briefings, but i cannot tell you a couple of the particulars of the intelligence they have received, but ki tell you you about the operation itself, and the several dozen deltas for commandos who carried this out with a precision that should make us proud. they were able to separate the women and the girls in one of the firefights where four of the terrorists on the ground, and even in the hand to hand combat were able to separate the two and kill the terrorist ss and rescue the young women, and the young yazidi women who had been taken you know from her communeity and was a slave there. so she'll be returned, and this girl is going to be returned to her family, but the fact that it was done without loz loss of life on the u.s. part or the mission shows the precision of the delta force. >> yes, and our thanks to the men and women who carried t

your laptops should be encrypted. your mobiles should be encrypted. we won't encrypt data that lands in our data center as we move it back and forth between the data centers. we keep it encrypted so even if the data center were penetrated or you lost your laptop or your tablet, the information will be very hard for someone to extract. so crypto is important. the seventh point is dns set. you know what the dough name system is because you use domain names all the time. this is a security extension. how do i do this in a couple seconds? when you do a look up of a domain name, you may not see that happening but when you type www.google.com, your xu ser says where the hell is that on the net? i need a number and it looks it up in the domain name system which is a big distributed database. it gets back an ip numerical address. so these two pieces of information, domain name and ip address, are very important. now, what happens if somebody can go in and change the numeric address associated with the domain name? you may think you're logging into bank of ame

. >> why did you want to look at the laptop?over the sales call the next day. >> special agent mike smith took the stand to say that young didn't use his laptop for work that night. >> this is an internet site dedicated to sports. >> reporter: jason said he went out a second time to smoke a cigar. prosecutors contended jayston wasjayston -- jason was a fierce anti-smoker. the weather was freezing windy. >> could you tell me or not there was any substantial outer wear that the defendant had in his luggage or wearing? >> no sir, a suit jacket. that was the only outer wear that i am aware of. >> reporter: jason chose not to testify this time. the defense fought back of course. they argued the gas station attendant's memory couldn't beep trusted because of a childhood brain injury. >> i have had memory problems since '06 because i hatch 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 physical evidence to prove jason was the killer. >>

what i want to see is the digital information, that is the cell phones the laptops. i also want to see pocket litter any papers that were taken on the facility. what i want to know is people in patterns. is there anything that suggests communications with other people i can take down in the coming days or weeks? are there patterns of activity places people visit like this guy who was killed during the raid that i can raid in the future that i can attack? this is a bonus of information that is hard to get using other means. that is using human sources, using technical intercepting people's phones and e-mails, going into that facility and getting laptops and cell phones should be a huge volume of information that will offer benefits for months to come. >> so there is this treasure trove of information. you've got abu sayyaf now killed and now attention is also going to be on the city of armadi in iraq. the use ice.s. military has quite the task on hand because isis has 90% control of that city. what do the coalition forces do with this kind of information? >> it's not

and in the future we'll make laptops. the question about smart phones and tablets is a question that we get a lot here and never there. in other words, aren't they leapfrogging us, why do people want computers anymore? right? and the answer is they want the same things that we have. all of you have a desktop computer. all of you probably have a tablet and a smartphone. they want the same set of tools. >> your set gives it to them. we'll let you get on the bus with all the computers. thank you, matt dalio. >>> up next, an entrepreneur retires with millions to spend his time fixing up a farmhouse which makes him dream up a new idea. >>> welcome back to "press: here." if you look at aaron patzer's pace on linked in, you have to scroll and scroll because he's done so much. he's best known for the creator of mint, the super best way to manage your bank which was purchased by intuit. not content to sit still, he's created an app to help you find advice on toilet repair to sick tomato plants. >> so your plants are sick. i'd want

your laptops should be encrypted. it describes should be acquitted. your mobile should be encrypted. we will encrypt data as it lands into our data centers as we move it back and forth between the data centers. we keep getting credit so if the data center were penetrated or you lost your laptop or your tablet, the information would be very hard for someone to extract. crypto is important. the seventh point is another geek thing. it is called dns sect. use domain names all the time. it is the security extension. how do i do this in a couple of seconds? when you do a lookup of a domain name, you may not see that happening, but when you type www. google.com, your computer says, where the hell is that on the net? it will look it up on a big database. what it gets back is an ip numerical address. these two pieces of information, then the main and ip address are very important. what happens if someone can go in and change the numeric address associated with the domain name. you may think you are long into bank of america.com, but if someone has hacked the s

successful in the library and the main we have portable key opts to punch in our card and have a laptop at your do soal june 18th an opening of the mix our team media lab and it's going to be so existing or exciting the teen a group of young people own the space and helped us to design it it will open with 5 thousand square feet of technology from makers space to an audio and production studio and books and media and the likes so all it is tremendously excited we welcome our participation and thanks for your support over the years lastly thank you from the mayors budget office and you're great support for your fiscal year budget thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, sir colleagues questions or comments. >> supervisor katie tang. >> thank you so much i know this is our public library system is really placed the value on investing in the wonderful resource for people all of the community and it is wonderful the blip and it's completion as transformed our neighborhood i want to thank you for your work it's amazing. >> supervisor yee. >> yes. quickly or i said to th

the laptops and software is on. but the internet service providers need to turn on which is parallel with the service that you are using today. you can do me to favorites give one as individuals, talked your eyes peas and demand an answer on when i'm going to get these addresses. i want dates and times. as reporters, will you kindly do the same thing? but do it with the megaphone that is afforded to you by the for the state. why do i care about having more addresses back no one answers the next wave of stuff is the internet of things. you know that. this is real. every appliance that you can possibly imagine is shifting from electromechanical controls to programmable control. once you put a computer inside of anything, there is an opportunity to put it on the net. there are good things and bad things about that. the good thing about the internet is that everything is connected. the bad thing about the internet is that everything is connected. we really need the address space in order to accommodate this explosion of

fund their activities to the sale of precious minerals and metals used in electronic goods touches laptops and mobile phones. >> the european parliament is to vote on a resolution that would force the smelters and refiners to use responsibly sourced minerals. it the aim is to ensure the profits from key blood metals like tungsten, tin and gold do not go to work lords. -- war lords. >> selling precious metals is a way armed groups often fund their activities. for example, in the republic of congo. many of these so-called blood metals make their way to europe. it is something the eu wants to clamp down on >> we see military or paramilitary forces are refined in these commodities. something needs to be done about this. at the same time, my parliamentary group was to make sure we don't remove the congo from the map over rom materials. >> some of these materials are used as key components in laptops and mobile phones. europe accounts for one third of the global trade, so a crackdown on imports could have a significant impact. however, critics say the measures are too weak. only a handful of man

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

so we're following this very closely. >>> he apparently had cell upons and laptops. so we could get a loft intelligence and information about the funding of isis 'cause he did the with the oil and all the gasses, how they got millions of dollars a year. the import of ramadi falling in the heart of the province after all the blood and treasure of our american forces and men and women through the years there. is there a sense in the middle east where you are tonight that the iraqi forces can indeed take back ramadi from the isis terrorists? >> reporter: there is concern about that because we have seen it happen -- i'll give you an example. oil fields to the north in between baghdad and mowsle, that's been flip and forth. iraqi military saying they have control, but then we find isis still has control of much of the refinery. that's been the case. a iraqi commanders say no, they're pushing isis out of the center of ramadi. but we vaunts seen that yet. so there is a loft mixed information and a lot of people that remain dubious about what the iraqi military is claiming.

eyes on laptops and blackberries. they are tracking every step of aminah's travel to yemen.he atmosphere is electric, but hanging over the operation questions. what happens if the european blond dies? collateral damage. aminah 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. he told me like this. >> james bond. >> james bond. 007, he told me. and i did. clink, clink, clink, and 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

stones laptops, and then people. seats, trays start flying. you hear bumping and you hear like metal mangling. but it happened so quickly. you didn't even know what was going on. and the next thing i know i look up and there's two people in the luggage rack above my head. two women got catapulted into the -- i didn't even see it happen. i didn't even know. and the train was like at a 30 degree angle down where i was. and i was trying to like hold on to the window underneath a tray and the seat was turned. i mean bags shoes everything just thrown just complete chaos. >> we also spoke to a man sitting in the back of the train, he told us in a matter of seconds, the smooth ride abruptly ended and felt as though the train hit something. >> almost about six rows from the back of the train, just doing everything we do. and then the impact. just by the time you come to the senses of what's up i'd been thrown on to the floor in the aisle. and just chaos, spinning around the chairs are built to change direction, to go from one end to the other. so they

matt asks, what are you guys looking at on your laptops?braxton worth, bet it's not "candy crush." >> looking at your three laptops. split in three screen. >> and yours? >> my kids and my dog. >> yeah. >> mike? just kidding, porn. >> e-mail from my wife. i'll be home soon. >> and i'm on twitter. so -- all right. time for the "final call" the last word from the options pits. carter braxton worth. >> it's time to be overweight financials. buy xlf. >> mike khouw. >> look at xlf, the market here, not off the all-time highs. i suggest buying calls. relatively inexpensive. july 25. >> dan? >> re-doing the twitter thing. if it's hits 35, options trade set up nicely. risk/reward interesting at that point to me a scarce social media property, although run poorly and the other one long mcdonald's look to add yield, sell weekly calls tht scalls. >> looks like a two-for "final call." >>> thanks for watching, check out the website, also daily segment inside of "fast." see you next saturday, 6:00 eastern. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertiseme

and what they can do with phones and laptop computers right now. so look for the faa to do work on think, i hope so. making me nervous, oliver. thank you so much. >>> modern history in the making. president obama has his own personal twitter account tweeting hello, twitter. it base robing. really. six years in they're finally giving me my own account. no word yet what the president thought of the "mad men" finale. i'm sure we'll hear. >>> dead broke. hillary clinton earning 25 million speeches in the last 16 months. jack hough from "barron's." jedediah bila, co-host of "outnumbered" on fox news. thanks for joining us. bill is out giving speeches because they have to pay the bills. their bills are really high if that is what you need? >> i would say he recently made a half million dollars in one day giving two speeches each for $250,000? melissa: yeah. >> that's a lot of money. must be eating at parse every night if he have those bills. income inequality issue, hillary clinton would run on i think that is slipping away, don't you? melissa: jedi, do

sources tell me his laptop was filled with thousands of images and hundreds of videos of child porn. he is also face-to-facing one count of mild molestation and today prosecutors added another charge claiming he also made child porn. >> it is something very very concerned of. >> he has told me he downloaded a movie once called little boy. he claims the download includes spam containing child porn and he immediately deleted it. >> you never touched anybody inappropriately? >> no. no. >> investigators tell me there may be at least 30 other potential victims out there. his bail was increased to $200,000 but he says he doesn't want to make bail. he wants to fight this from inside of the of his jail cell. also tonight at 6:00 we will hair from the confession he says he made initially to investigators. that's tonight at 6:00. live outside the main jail in san jose. >>> just in a verdict in the sandra coke murder trial in oakland. jurors found randy ilana guilty of killing coke. she was an inspector for the federal public defender. they had been dating on and off for 20 years when coke disa

he may die in the process, and we know that there is a lot of electronic information there on the laptops ash and the e cell phones that will help us to track down possibly everyone all of the way up to baghdadi himself, the head of isis. >> you have said that in temperatures of how he helped to finance them, there were things that he oversaw to make it happen, including buying ammunition in terms of fueling all of the vehicles that they use in the fight, and keeping the lights on and making sure that the water run, and making sure that the security forces are compensated and so it is stuff that day-to-day when you are talking about a war, it is critical to keep isis progressing, and who is going to fulfill this hole now? >> well, it is one of the unfortunately patterns that we have seen. the whole well filled pretty fast. when u.s. forces attacked similar troops inside of iraq and afghanistan what they would get to is a pattern of hitting several targets per night, and what would you get to the each target leads to the next one. nin this case, they have gone to one key torgt, and gotten

phones laptops and then people. seats, trays start flying.nd you hear like metal mangling. you know but it happened so quickly, like you didn't even know what was going on. and the next thing i know, i look up, and there's two people in the luggage rack above my head. two women got catapulted into the -- i didn't even see it happen. i didn't even know. and the train was like at a 30-degree angle down where i was. and i was trying to like hold on to things to the window underneath a tray and the seats were turned. i mean, bags, shoes, everything, just thrown, just complete chaos. and, know when we got out, we saw the train, and the train, looked like it was turned and twisted. you know, just wires were ripped out. there were electrical live wires. just chaos. >> you see the sun coming up on the scene now, and you can just see the scope of this devastation. officials say there's no information yet on the cause of that crash. an ntsb go-team, an investigation team is due there any moment this morning. former department security inspector general

the source of the e-mail of the laptop which has become infected somehow. maybe they went to a website or u.s. be so this computer and doesn't know it's affected composes a bill that has malware that we in cryptic. great than nobody can see anything. then it does this not solve the problem. so it is everybody's responsibility but each layer and provider has a responsibility with the application space and we're doing everything we can with the attacks with the layers of architecture that also need to contribute. >> to use social and credit history to verify of the golden age. what does an identification and verified look like? >> the short answer is yes. would you like me to elaborate? [laughter] so first of all, social security numbers are not intended to be a defiers used in commerce but they are. or the last four digits which is almost worse. second they don't check the digits it is just nine digits we can do a lot better. and a certificate that identifies the key so this is a weird thing it is late the door with two keys one locks the door but does not a

i think tablets become laptops.oes it do basically that a laptop does. >> that is exciting thing about surface 3, on the heels of the surpass pro 3, this is more affordable, thinner, lighter, great tablet and pc all in one. you can an do everything that a tablet can do with a mouse and keyboard. if you take that off, it is a, tablet that you can sit on your lab and do -- i love to do couch surfing or play some games. but then also, take it on the road. do all my email and my full office. do all the heavy stuff that you ask a pc to do. david: you can write, unlike the ipad, you can write on the screen. >> one of the great things, it has the smart pen that connects to bluetooth. i pull this out, one tap on the pen, pulls up a notepad to instantly taking notes faster than a pad of paper. liz: for both of products the world is littered with people who tried and failed. you have the fire phone from amazon. you have got hewlett-packard trying to do a tablet. they had to give up on that. what makes you think this will succ

one of the things they wanted to do is get his laptop, his computers, cell phones, everything they could out of that house. and analyze it for any information about some of the hostages, who have been killed. we now know that the white house after the raid called some of the american families of the deceased hostages, to tell them the news, to tell them that they hoped they could find some information on those laptops and cell phones. no word yet on what if anything they found. anderson? >> i appreciate the update. i want to bring in jennifer bryson former interrogator at guantanamo bay. also colonel james reese. what kind of tactical planning goes into a raid like this, the target inside syria, it's obviously incredibly dangerous even for delta force. >> it is. it's a high risk mission, we've been running these high risk missions since 2001, and it turns out to be like mowing the lawn for these guys. but what it really takes is every part of this task force looking at this intelligence every single day. looking for the indicators to go. and once the joint special operations command feel

phones, laptops, and then people, seats, trays start flying. you hear bumping and metal mangling and next thing i know i look up and there's two people in the luggage wrack above my head. two women catapulted and i didn't see it happen. i didn't know. >> blood on people's faces. they can't move. i just tried to do my best to help people get out of that car because it was smoking. >> immediately i could tell the train derailed. we were to the right of the rails. and i was thrown against the girl next to me against the window and people from the other side of the aisle started falling on top of us. somebody's leg hit the side of my head. the rest of her body must have been in the luggage rack. >> unimaginable when these folks were just on the train and they probably had taken it quite a bit because it's a busy northeast corridor and a busy part of travel for amtrak for so many people. i've been on these trains as well. i know chris cuomo is here. he's been on the trains so many times. all of the questions of where this investigation goes, what ha

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he realizes he's alone and decides to steal a laptop, then leaves. 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 sle

he lost his laptop.o to your point, that would be -- >> they had the recording from that laptop before the looting. the police had gone -- they're going door to door to door along the route asking business owners do you have security? do you have a video. in this case they did. they were allegedly able to download that information from the laptop before it was looted and stolen. >> it's important information to include in the conversation. tom and sunny, stand by. i want to go now to rene marsh. you are at the intersection referred to as penn north. this is the intersection right by that burned down cvs. i see police over your shoulder. i understand the presence of people from the community is really ramping up right now. >> what's really ramping up within the last five minutes or so you see those buses there. five buses filled with officers dressed in riot gear just arrived at this intersection. take a look. this is just one side of the street right now. you see the state troopers there in their gear ri

i'll bet it's not candy crush. >> i'm looking at your three laptops.e them all here on a split screen. >> and yours is adorable. >> just my kids and my dog. >> mike. porn! no, i'm kidding. >> e-mail from my wife. [ laughter ] i'll be home soon. >> and i'm on twitter, so -- >> there you go. >>> all right, time now for "the final call," which is the last word from the options pits. carter braxton worth. >> it's time to be overweight financials. buy some xlf. >> mike khouw. >> i think if you're going to look at xlf, taking a look at the market right here, we're not off these all-time highs, so i would actually suggest just buying some calls. they're relatively inexpensive xlf, july 25s. >> a redo on the twitter thing. i think if it hits $35, options trades will set up nicely. i think the risk-reward is interesting at that point. to me, it's a very scarce social media property, although it's being run poorly. and if you're long mcdonald's, look to add some yield, sell some weekly calls against it. >> it's like a twofer final call. looks like our time has e

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. >> things start flying laptops, and people. >> they are in horrible shape. >> a handful of people dead and more than 100 in the hospital. >> so many head injuries you know and bloody faces. >> what went wrong? >>> also an urgent search for a u.s. military helicopter in nepal, six on boardboard delivering aid. where could it be? >>> executed defense minister taken out with an anti-aircraft gun. what is going on in kim jong-un inner circle. >>> good morning. i am carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. a vital travel in connecting some of the nation's largest cities instantly transformed into a deadly jugger not. and a train violently whipping around those inside. >> i think in that moment when i was tumbling i thought this might be there is no way to know in the darkness. so just being able to start thinking was lovely. >> this is surveillance video capturing the deadly moments at the top of the screen and the cars whip by and then you can see disaster strikes. a flash point of terror as all 343 people on board are flung about like luggage, and half of them rushed to hospitals

of our teachers and principals i've got to tell you they received quite the gift bag a brand new laptop evenings and hotels with significant others of their choice and gift certificates to restaurants but they all deserve it i wish we could do that important all educators thank you for those who support our teachers and principals as an update as i mentioned a few weeks ago we are administering algebra one common core algebra we administered that i scripted in daily the rigorous process so i'd like to update the community about the results of that validation examine the finding are tentative and the final resolution to parents will happen later this week, however, all the scores are entered so for the common core algebra one validation out of 6 hundred and 60 students many scored before 40 out of 54 the math team has assembled and we are evaluating and so students understanding is holistically determined and where the 40 percent is is the cut point our outside partnerships o partners of the common core standards are helping us to look at the exams to determine whether the scores are app

noodles and company a sprig gift certificate and one of the wonderful, wonderful donors a microsoft a laptopre thank you so much for your contribution to the teachers and principles so we used to get donation we gave to some of you but microsoft gives to everyone and in addition you get a lovely tiffany engraveyard article and monetary what do you thanks he's adding to the california foundation he's adding to our pot each of you gets one thousand dollars (clapping.) and that will replenish all the penltz and papers thank you to the mason's we appreciate that the other thing we get to do i'm hoping he'll get here soon we get those random gifts so each of the siren gifts we call the raffle when you come up richard will be holding these and blank on one side and in those envelopes is a vague and ambiguous is about $250 i want to rattle off the lovely prize an evening and beach blanket babylon you've got dinger certificates and super duperer east coast pete's and another at the ritz carlton and super duper and laura's diaper and the hotel for one night and horn blowers will take you and loved on