what happened with the learner loaner back top -- laptop. she had a loaner laptop. did they search for e-mails on that? >> there were actually ten loaner laptops in service during that period of time. one of which should have been assigned to her as a backup. we took possession of all ten of the laptops used for that purpose. we were unable to find one assigned to her. >> did the irs look and search there? >> i'm not aware they did, no, sir. >> did they look at her black berry, her phone? >> they did not. we took possession of her black berry shortly after she left the irs. >> so the irs commissioner who assured there is this dragnet out there looking for all this they're working hard. thousands of efforts and millions of dollars going out the door. but they didn't look at her black berry? >> actually, we had possession of the blackberry as of june 13th 2013. but they didn't look for it before then. so what about the irs server? did they look for it there? did they look for her backup there's? her tapes? >> they did not. >> so you have a server. cheblg that out. the

i would not bring my laptop.rk. >> this is exactly what you came down here to do. >> listen. i listen. i have been up and down the beach seen a lot of cell phones. i have not actually seen anyone kid on the laptop. you have wi-fi coverage. down here down here at the beach you still have cell phone coverage. no wi-fi just like. she tells me. >> because of the computers. >> starts on wednesday night. >> that's all because of the technology. >> a little spotty now. >> no one heard anything about wi-fi. >> nothing official. he doesn't know anything about it. >> a lot of change in the year since he has been here. >> growth that is just phenomenal. they write about it. they it. they write stories about it. it's hard to take when you live your. >> at the end of the day you can still have your wi-fi at the beach. you have to keep benign your cable subscription. a lot stronger than any other wi-fi you are going to find. waist deep waist deep in the atlantic. what are your thoughts? hit me up on twitter @chasinghank. ♪ >>

what they could not find near $18,000 in laptops computers and ipads. not toys, say teachers, but tools for students? it is not like it is an option. you have to have it this day and age. you have to have it to do your homework, to look things up, you know, to learn. >> the more than 100 year old parish is a west philly landmark, authorities say, it is likely those computers will wind up not far from campus. >> we know there is people out there in the community who may be purchasing these items. we don't think they're going pawn shops either corner stores or people on the street. >> lawsuits breakdown to 30 ipads, five laptops for total of $17,620. police are now trying to track down those serial numbers to track down the items. police say few see a deal on an ipad or laptop in this area avoid it, it could be one that belongs to the school. live in west philly justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you so much. also, south jersey fire chief is behind bars on child pornography charges. authority arrested john, at the ought ooh bonn park

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

initiative 0 all of the secondary administrators and special educators get the laptop and next year the other teachers point a point to commissioner wynns point we'll be able to then make it a requirement that you know there's a certain amount of updating that happens as the contractual all the time with the caveat district defenses. all the teachers just yet >> just that is a great baseline we'll be able to see the impact of the laptop program. >> okay i believe that will come to curriculum committee at some point in the future. >> i was thinking a written update with the data, however, you want to do that. >> okay. on k-32 ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> we are now on condemn x the superintendent proposals for first reading i want to remind 5 minutes for public testimony on each the items we'll take that separately fiscal year 2015-2016 annual update of the local update and other control for the office of education and the san francisco unified school district i need a motion and second and so moved. >> thank you t

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

per child, and creating the hundred dollar laptop.mputer was an apple ii plus that came out when it was about 14 years old. your smart phone is more powerful than that computer by far. it was so cool because you could slide the cover off and you could figure it out by breaking stuff, putting it back together again. it was a very expensive computer, so i wasn't really touching it. but sometimes when they weren't around -- [applause] [laughter] my first line of code was hacking a version of palm and changing the smiley face on the ball. i had no idea i could change what was on the screen. i changed 10 lines of code, and whole game.e a friend of mine says when you look at somebody's code it is like looking at the inside of somebody's head. it is scary how real that is. he will think coding is that hard thing, but writing and reading is harder. everyone should learn how to code. we used to use pencils and paper, but we have computers. you can do so much more if you use the computer. if you learn how to write programs, what you can do is p

. >> at the end of each day which transfers the data from the scanners onto this laptop and we tabulatethe votes. >> on the server these votes are combined with the votes already transmitted with the cartridges. >> once the data is loaded on this laptop, the server tabulates the votes and we generate a report and post it on our website. >> along with the report, it also includes a precinct by precinct breakdown and posted by mail and a neighborhood turnout report. >> we are very proud of our data tool. it includes a lot of information about voter information with the voter district and party. we will continue improving. >> you would think that's the end of the story, but there is still more work out of pier 48 that needs to be done. california election code requires the manual tally of ballots in the precinct which is chosen by an elected official. for the 1% manual tally, the ballots selected are counted by hand at the department warehouse. basically teams of four election match the ballots to the tally. there is a team for each ballot. two people tally the vote that is called and the

the architect of the $100 laptop.first computer was an apple ii plus that came out when i was about 14 years old. your smart phone is more powerful than that computer by far. but it was so cool because you could actually slide the cover off and figure it out by breaking stuff and putting it back together. it was very expensive. i really wasn't supposed to be touching it. but, you know, sometimes they weren't around. [laughter] my first line of code was hacking a version of pong and changing the balls to smiley faces. when i got that to happen, i was so excited. i had no idea i could change what was on this screen. probably changed total 10 lines of code and i had changed the whole computer game. the eyeball was in the wrong place and i was like, how do i move it over there? it was fun. a friend of mine said that when you look at someone's code, it's like looking inside their head. sometimes the little scary how messy it is. i'm not saying that mine is that great. people think coding is the hard thing. honestly, writin

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. >> we are duplicate that go apple two inside of a safari web browser running on a mac laptop. >> oliveive -- >> reporter: the name of the olive project which is still in the pilot stage to further develop the emulator technology for long-term preservation of educational software, games and original computer programs. but the sheer volume of different evolving formats may prove overwhelming. here at the u.s. library of congress the world's largest the information specialists say their challenge will be to define and limit the kind of data to be preserved for the ages. no one can predict what hardware and software will be using -- we'll be use in this year 2100, but preservation will require persistent efforts. >> once we move to holland graphic cloud storage or whatever is next on the horizon somebody is going to have to take an active interest in my great that go content and moving it forward. >> reporter: a mission for computer companies governments and individuals. tom ackerman, al jazerra washington. >>> now, comic books, of course, are a part of growing up for many of us. in south

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what they could not find near $18,000 in laptops computers and ipads. not toys, say teachers, but tools for student. >> it is not like it is an option. you have to have it this day and age. you have to have it to do your homework, to look things up, you know to learn. >> the more than 100 year old parish is a west philly landmark. authority say it is likely those computers will winds up not far from campus. >> we know there are people out there in the community who maybe purchasing these things, maybe on the street, in corner stores. >> null all 30 ipads gone, five laptops police say if you see a deal seems too good to refuse on i top ipad in the area, avoid it, report it it could belong to the school. in west philly, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you very much. now, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says the rush to inform the public led to bad information being released regard ago police involved shooting, last december the officer told investigators, he feared brandon tate brown was reaching into a car for a gu

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i am best known for cofounding one laptop for child -- one laptop per child. was an apple 2 was 14ey came out when i years old. your smart phone is more powerful. it was so cool because you could slide the cover off and you could figure it out why breaking stuff and putting it back together. it was my parents very expensive computer so i was not supposed to be touching it. sometimes they were not around. my first line of code was hacking a version of pong and changing the balls into smiley faces. when i got that to happen, i was so excited. the eyeball was in the wrong place and then it was over there. it was fun. a friend of mine said, when you look at somebody's code, it is like looking at the inside of their head. sometimes it is scary how messy it is. people think it is this hard thing. writing is harder, reading is harder. i think everybody should learn how to code. we have computers. you can do so much more if you use computers if you learn how to write programs, what you can do is profound. yvonne: up next, solar potential, we take a look at why softban

. >> ferrer: for this fraud, all you need is a laptop, someone's social security number, date of birthen their name. they can do it 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 wifi access. >> kroft: actually, corey williams says you don't even need a laptop. you can file phony returns on your cell phone, if you have the right app. he used to be a legitimate tax preparer until his boss turned him on to the scam. before he was arrested and sentenced to 40 months in prison, he had made millions and millions of dollars. >> corey williams: anybody who knew about it, you'd be a fool to not... not try to get involved with making some money. i could wake up in the comfort of my own home, and just get on a laptop, do about 15 returns a day. 15 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

and i had so much work to do that i brought my laptop with me. >> his laptop with him!ear i'll lose it, but work was piling up and it just had to get done. >> the hardest working man in new york, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i don't know how accurate that is. [ laughter ] so after the show is over, i get to work and start writing in my hotel room. >> hotel, motel, holiday inn! [ laughter ] >> seth: and so i immediately take a break, you know, to check twitter. >> tweet tweet! [ laughter ] >> seth: then that led to cnn. >> topical! [ laughter ] >> seth: which led to general surfing of the internet. >> surf's up! [ light laughter ] >> seth: and when i was finally ready to start, my computer died. >> ooh! pour a little out. [ laughter ] >> seth: so i look for my charger and i can't find it. i look under the couch. >> it ain't there! >> seth: it's not on the desk. >> not there either. >> seth: not even on the balcony. >> that sounds like a nice hotel room! [ air horn ] [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> seth: so first thing -- first thing in the mornin

a cord went for the laptop into the wall, long cord she was very young i was like she would sit thereand walk around the house have fun, i was writing about disney writing about disneyes disney programs them to be princesses instead of what they really want to boo which is coal miners. >> i am writing in defense of disney i actually do like disney my daughter comes up to me cross the courtroom has donald duck in her hand dad condition be donald every day should be every dad must be able to do irritated popeye talking to himself and donald duck she is coming towards me -- daddy do donald what she doesn't see is this very thin telephone line that is stretched across here. and i look up just as she catches the line under her -- i grab my laptop priorities and she is closelined goes down stunned holding donald i am looking at piece i am writing about disney my first thought is, i got to get this to the piece somehow how i am a going to get this into a piece so that was the problem i did eventually wrut i wrote about it, of course, i did. being, of course, you did. >> everything, the probl

they seized laptops and documents from his home. they believe his roommates are involved.e are questioned now. we hear some arrests have been made. we don't know if those are the roommates or students he studied with as a source of radicalism. on top of that, as we stand here we are hearing the prime minister believes that this will have potentially some sort of impact on the tunisia economy. many here year after year and some say they continue to come back. some are deeply concerned about safety. christine. >> one thing about the video, nick so compelling are the hotel workers rushing toward the sound of the gun fire trying to help the people on the beach. that resonates from the video. nick paton walsh, thank you. >>> u.s. sending top diplomats to the iran nuclear talks. new developments as the deadline inches closer. we are live in tehran with what the leaders are saying and what the iranian people are saying. that's next. >>> new developments this morning in the last minute necessitygotiations in the iran deal. cnn's frederik pleitgen is in the iran for us this morning

. >> plus, should police be allowed to search your phone or laptop? the new lawou should know >>> live from the broadcast center. taken down, abc 7 news reporter is in boston. >> we areearning how close they were in attacking police officers in boston today in court, david wright, the nephew charged with conspiracy the fbi sid that wright aided raheem he lunged at the task force with a knife when they tried questioning him raheem told wright about it saying just got myself a nice tool, good for carving. wright tellg raheem something was like thinking with your head on on your chest, a both men laughed. a renchts theference the fbi believeas to beheading. heem told wright saying he was about to go after the boys in blue. his plan was to go to find pamela geller. agents liening in on the wire taps felt the threat was imminent, one of his brothers did not wan to comment but yesterday, another broth claimed that raheem was shot in the back on a cell phon police showed video of raheem's deadly confrontation to two dozen civic and religious leaders. >> the

an article showed one researcher with his laptop saying he came to the capitol hill section last year and turned green lights red and red lights green to emphasize how vulnerable cities are. >> if he said it, i believe he did. sam: david jordan is a member of secure smart cities, an organization warning cities to be aware. >> it can be done. sam: he showed us a map of 10% of cyber hacking and he said it is not that sophisticated. >> when a fire truck is rolling down the road and it wants a faster route to the incident, it can turn light screen. sam: reaction today in capitol hill. >> it is scary to think people can do that. what else can they do? >> if he was able to do it, it is a huge concern. sam: and the matter of making all green, causing cross traffic to collide. the thought is most signals are hardwired to prevent that. >> many of the major intersections are using older technology, which is hardwired. kellye: coming up, a study revealing the mileage you are putting on your wallet and the cost of your commute. metro blasted. the problem the safety report found and the steps to f

the hewlett-packard technician will go worked on the laptop for other repairs. when interviewed, both technicians reported they did not note visible damage to the laptop computer itself. because we were unable to locate and examine the hard drives, we do not definitively know why it crashed. on july 19th, 2011, miss learner requested irsit to attempt to recover data from her crashed hard drive to rechief personal information. after receiving the hard drive from the irs technician, an irs criminal investigation technician was unsuccessful in recovering data. irs icht t. management determined additional recovery effort were not warranted. recovered data from miss learner's hard drive were not worth the expense. it is important to point out the irs does not track individual hard drives by the serial numbers. our investigation revealed that miss lerner's hard drive was more than likely sent for destruction with a shipment of other media on april 30th of 2012. the shipment was chased to the recycling facility in florida. we determined that this shipment of hard drive

in the old days, you would show up at work and they would issue you a laptop and a found and say you must use these things. now, we have a lot of choice. people are using all kinds of different devices. that's become a basic expectation anybody at work once to have choice. we support all the different platforms. people expect to work on their own terms. a don't want to be tied down to any one environment, people love that they can be free to work from anywhere. moremeans there's a lot fragmentation, stop on your calendar, e-mail, dropbox. the big thing we think about is how can we tie together all these different things that you use. the expectation of freedom is something that is really important, and a big area of our forecasts -- focus. >> how many of those users are paying customers? product forthe free. if you need more space you can buy more. it is in 8 million businesses, up from 4 million a year and a half ago. 100,000 paying business customers. >> who are the biggest fortune 500 companies? >> the majority are using that in some capacity. hotels, every quarter we are adding n

much the signal is -- laptops to keb to the internet net. even if it takes until town. the signal is weak, but their will is strong. >> to connect with other cubans, on facebook, make friends, find out what we know nothing of. >> reporter: this is the alternative, the telephone company's navigation center where people surf the web. you can stand here for hours, waiting to get inside to use a computer and you have to buy a card costing $2, and allows you to surf for an hour. though cheaper than before the price is exorbitant on the average salary of $20. cubans are not allowed to have internet at home. while not legal, the resourceful cuban pays a foreigner, eligible for a home connection to buy him a line. the only option available - a painfully slow, out dated phone line connection. in the meantime, there's the cell phone clinic, apps. an interactive guide to restaurants and more. >> translation: the database included on the phone, because people do not have internet on the phone. >> reporter: that is set to change, promises the government.

pop the doors open, pop the trunks open and steal laptops. >> reporter: this engineer left his laptope a bag in the front seat. >> you walk by and it's hard to see but i could do a better job. >> reporter: palo alto police say generally speaking the most targeted areas are parking lots along el camino real and downtown parking garages. with thieves also honing in on rental cars lacking for electronics that business travelers may have left behind. frank. >> unfortunately you can't be too careful these days. maureen naylor, thank you. >>> a small plane crash yesterday in livermore. 75-year-old michael field of pleasanton was flying the single engine piper tri pacer when it went down in a field north of interstate 580. he had just taken off from the livermore airport about three miles away. steel was the only person on board. we're told he was a retired airline pilot who was highly experienced and a well respected aviator. investigators say field reported problems with the control moments before the crash. >>> the former uc berkeley police officer who's instinct and intuition helped brea

people bring their smartphones and laptops to connect to the internet each though be the signal is weak their will is strong. >> to connect with other cubans honor facebook, to learn so much of what we don't know. >> you can standing here for hours waiting to get inside to use a computer and you have to buy one of these little cards it costs $2 and allows you to surf for one hour. though cheaper than before, the cost is still larger than manualable. this source pays a foreigner who is eligible to buy him a line. through the only option available, a formerly slow outdated internet connection. in the meantime, there's the cell phone clinic where people go to down load apps called estr estroroment centro. >> according to cuba's first vice president miguel diaz cannel they will are strive to make this resource available accessible and affordable to all. it's been a major shift for government that has in the now been unable to grant unfettered access to the internet, the one that links them to a digital world. lucia newman, al jazeera havana. >> it's good to know we'll be getting more selfie

the thieves got away with a laptop. >> police are very concerned because they were coming in at night people here. we have five cars out here. you know, who would come into a house with five cars? so it's scary. to think someone is in your house. >>> both times police say a door or window was unlocked. a teen is in custody but police don't think he acted alone. police are rush issueing warning remind ugh to keep your doors and windows lock. a look at your forecast. here's chief meteorologist scott williams. >> much improved weather today across the area iain but certainly yesterday was a different story as we take a look at the nasty line of showers and thunderstorms that kind of slammed the area. you can take a look at the radar radar. you can see that bow echo and that is indicative of damaging straight line winds across parts of the area. so as we take look at those damage reports they started in lancaster county, chester county delaware county, into parts of south jersey, and take a look at some of those damage picture reports coming in especially in gloucester county around the d

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

one laptop per child. i was wrong. we were all wrong.wrong with the idea that technology could improve lives? >> i would say that technology amplifies underlying human forces. exactly in those places where we want technology to have the most impact, human forces are not aligned to take advantage of technology. with these laptops, and the places where the educational system is dysfunctional, technology does not have good capacity. brendan: you went to india in hopes you could change the world. what does silicon valley not understand about the rest of the world? kentaro: they are living in their own bubble where everybody believes that the impacted that the internet has on their own lives transfer to other people who do not have as much education or political power. mike: you did field experiment that worked and thought, this is great. we can provide these computers to other students. then you did not get results. kentaro: we worked in and violence were we set up conditions to be perfect. we had good teachers. we made sure the technology w

police also seizing receipts, back backpacks, a gopro camera and laptop. savopoulos' company just months before the killings. he was known to brag on instagram about driving the family's expensive cars. he has not been arrested or charged. so far, daron wint you see him there, he is the only suspect but police believe others could be involved. police arresting went after finding his dna on a pizza crust inside the home last month. the 34-year-old previously worked for the savopoulos company and went's attorney believes he is innocent. >> this was an inside job, maybe a hit job and i don't think the evidence is there to prove him guilty of anything. >> investigators also believe the suspects entered the mansion by force after finding a boot print on a side door. they're now looking for a match. ainsley. >> jackie ibanez in the studio thank you. >>> murdered over beer pong. 19-year-old texas college student, 39-year-old neighbor ronald mcneil crashed a party with some of his friends, a fight breaks out over the rules of the beer pong game and they were asked

they ceased his computer and four more laptops he's charged with distributing child porn. >> anyone ofhese cases public officials sore know a thousand images or one are revolting and dangerous. >> you hear about this sort of stuff all the time now. >> investigators found at least a thousand files of child porn. cell phones, hard drives and other material including graphic videos involving young children. there was also an adult porn video sitting in clear sight right between the front seat of the chief's truck at the fire station. >> people have to wake up and learn you can't get away with this stuff. you can't be doing these things and somebody is watching. >> audubon park taxpayers are lived that he was accused of of using his fire company computer and the station for child porn. >> do something like that on the company time and property cause i think you're always being monitored today aren't you. >> that's worse. that's a government right over there. >> he was ordered on $150,000 bail at the camden county jail. investigators are trying to determine if anyone else was involved. in a

ddot spokesman said the laptop would would be on only 50 of the d.c. 650 intersections. he said in no way can anyone turn all lights green because they are all protected against that. but serrado said even if they can't turn everything green turning them from red to green could cause traffic jams prevent fist responders from saving lives and it's something the cities should be extremely concerned about. reporting live from capitol hill sam ford, abc7 news. leon: all right. thank you, sam. still ahead on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- if aboutface by the military after "7 on your side" steps in to help a wounded veteran. alison: new information on the strange series of events with the university of mary washington student murdered. inside her home. leon: and the new warning of tropical storm bill threatens to bring catastrophic flooding to millions of americans in the path. >> tragedies like this happen. kimberly: what happened moments before a balcony collapse that killed six people. leon: terrible. "7 on your side" getting you some answers to questions abs colon cancer and your

in the old days, you would show up at work and they would issue you a laptop and phone and say you must these things. now, we have a lot of choice. people are using all kinds of different devices. so, i think that has become an expectation. anybody at work wants to have choice and dropbox is instrumental in that. people expect to work on their own terms. they want to be mobile, not tied down to any one environment. they can be free to work anywhere with dropbox. it means a lot more fragmentation. it is kind of a mess. the big thing we think about is how can we tie together all these different things you use? that expectation of freedom and seamlessness is really important and a big area of our focus. emily: those 400 million users -- how many of those are paying customers? drew: most people are using the product for free. if you need more space, you can buy more. dropbox is an $8 million businesses, up from $4 million. 100,000 business customers. emily: who are the biggest companies you signed up? drew: the vast majority of fortune 500s are using us in some capacity. under armour, hyatt