the skinny on ultra slim laptops. >> right now on fox 35 news at 10. fire o. >> fire at a building being converted into a mosque. >> the damage got local muslim leaders concerned. tiffany teasley has the >> fire officials here in volusia county are investigating after flames break out at a vacant ymca building that was set to be a mosque. >> going to a youth september center and a museum. to she had light on islams and muslims. . -- he said, theyed beg plans for this old ymca building they purchased seven years ago and just gotten approval in october to convert into a mosque and community center. >> it's a big set back. >> setback for plans to venerate the building after flames broke out around 340 this afternoon. >> when they arrived on scene. they reported smoke from the building. >> the damage mostly they hope they weren't being targeted. >> our hope is somebody was trying to stay warm out of the cold. i can tell you we've been in this community for many decorates and enjoy good relationships. >> they are not investigating this as a hate crime. the

do they still make laptops? no (bleep) idea!" "do they still make laptops?" in the time it took for you to type this question, you could have requested, like, anyone nearby and gotten an answer. this is literally the exact opposite of investigative journalism. (applause) suddenly, his performance in "i am sam " seems a little less impressive. (laughter) what? what? oh, my god. okay. you don't have a pen and paper, you don't know laptops still exist. all right, jungle journalist, give us the story that you had to rely on your memory for. >> "i throw my satchel into the open back one of the suv's, and lumber over to the tree line to take a piss. dick in hand, i do consider it among my body parts vulnerable to the knives of irrational narco types, and take a fond last look, before tucking it back into my pants ." (laughter) >> larry: this is actually classic journalism, you guys. reminds me of that time during the vietnam war when walter cronkite spent the entire newscast going off on a tangent about his scrotum. (laughter) (as cronkite) "and that's, the way it

this folds out, goes in the wall, now one of these charges your laptop and runs it. one of these charges your smartphone. >> very cool. >> one of these can run your tablet. if the plug is facing the wrong way at the hotel, you can rotate the plug. >> great, because that stuff usually takes up a lot of space. >> yes. >> you get all of this stuff in a small bag. 99 bucks. we got to move on. >> apc, so this is, you plug in your router. this is for small devices that during a black out, you want to stay powered. what's neat about this, if you need power on the run, take that out, throw it in your backpack, you can charge your phones and tablets. >> this is in case of an emergency. >> exactly. keep it plugged in all the time. >> right. >> our final guy is that up here, it's called temp track. and peel this plastic off. this goes under the baby's arm. >> okay. >> this is blue tooth enabled, now anywhere in your house, up to 40 feet, you can be reading the baby's temperature. you don't have to wake the baby. you can set it for like 100 degrees wake me and your phone will ri

the school quickly track down the laptop had the students.they were expelled just months before graduation. >> while it, we would hope that our nation's leaders would speak risinginst this islamophobia that causes this type of incident. >> that has seen a spike in anti-muslim bullying. schools are already on edge after the recent terror attacks in san bernardino and paris. the nation's largest gold district, los angeles unified shot down after a threat after the san bernardino attack. school is sadhe to hear of the e-mail hoax. >> there should be more programs in school to talk about different levels of social justice for diversity, inclusion, privileged, although sorts of things. > 11:00 p.m., prince george's county officials are trying to figure out how a student got a loaded gun into a middle school. the washington post reporting that the boy had a gun in his in a middle school on wednesday. no word on that students intend for bringing the gun to school. officials told the post that no one was ever in any danger. new development tonight on

the state of nevada has worked out a deal with an oregon computer manufacturer to get laptops in the hands of middle schoolers across the state. schools can apply for competitive grants so students can receive a c-t-l chromebook with a google operating system next school year. the goal is to put computers in the hands of more students so they can learn the computer skills the'll need in the future. coming up in tonight's financial focus..

it's now going to take a few weeks for public safety officers to connect to it with the laptops usedmany patrol cars. that includes county police, the sheriff's department and some municipalities. >> it allows them to receive information related to the calls for service that they've been dispatched to. it allows them to communicate with the other officer as well as communication. >> reporter: the laptops have to be updated and the officers trained. it could take three to four weeks for everyone to be online. prince george's 911 call center spokesmen say this was a part of their plan for the new system and it should have been expected that the computers would go dark. riverdale park police chief david morris of the municipal chief's association says his officers are working around this inconvenience the old-fashioned way. >> what has not been lost is the ability of the officers to continue to communicate with the dispatchers through the radio just like we've done forever. >> reporter: your calls to 911 will not be impacted. officials say things are working well inside the actual call

. >> it's so much more intimate than a laptop, and it's so much more capable than a smartphone with this gorgeous large display. >> i think a lot of the grief at jobs' death was a fear. that we had been very comfortable for the last decade in his hands. >> it's phenomenal to hold the internet in your hand. >> that he was going to keep doing these amazing things. now he's gone. and there's no indication that anyone's going to replace him. [ applause ] >> welcome. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it always helps, and i appreciate it very much. >> he resigned officially in august. two weeks earlier, apple had become the highest valued corporation on earth.

. >> got the laptop open. >> he's getting so many head turns. this gets a triple middle of a business meeting. >> looking at the spread sheet right now. >> wow. >> takes it further. starts taking notes as well. >> he's writing down people's e-mails. this guy gets freaked out. ends up calling jack out. >> just going to stand there. >> huh? >> just going to stand there. >> you want some coffee? >> no. i'm fine. >> jack goes so polite and gets away with it. >> i'm jack. >> i'm aaron. >> he's super polite and goes right back into it. the guy closes his laptop. it turns out it wasn't for any old reason. this is sponsored by 3 m. >> developed a product for screen privacy. >> skreets created this screen protecters to put on when you can see it straight on but to the side it goes owe make. goes around talking to these people saying this is why we're doing it explaining his weird behavior. on my lapp top for. >> easy to watch the ski films with the giant tall mountains out in the alps and these guys skiing and jumping and flipping all over the place. i t

now, one of these charges your laptop and runs it. one of these charges your smartphone.ne of these can run your tablet. if the plug is facing the wrong way at the hotel, you can rotate the plug. >> that's something that takes up a lot of space. >> yes. >> you get all of this stuff 99 bucks. >> we've got to move on. >> you plug in your router, smaller devices that during blackout you want to stay powered. what's neat about this, if you need power on the run, take that out, throw it in your backpack and you can charge your phone. >> this is in case of emergency. >> that's right. >> this final guy is kick baby on the front. >> i'm going to pick this up here. >> it's called tell track, peel the plastic off, this goes under the baby's arm. this is blue tooth enabled, now anywhere in your house up to 40 feet you can be reading the baby's temperature, you don't have to wait the baby, you can set it for 100 degrees wake me and your phone will read to tell you the baby's temperature is over 100. >> that's 25 bucks. >> that's great. >> little toys there. >> thank you, i appreciate

new laptop computers smaller than the ones you may be used to. find out why thin is in. >>> fox 35 wants to save you a little money, maybe give you a little extra money to buy the new laptop. gas $1.66 at the quick mart on south bumbee avenue in orlando. you can check out gas and money-saving tips by going to fox35orlando.com any time, and clicking on "traffic." good day orlando coming your >>> love these shots. this is our new camera down on i-drive, and we're looking across the attractions. you can see the orlando eye on the right. i believe i see portions of universal down there. really cool shots that we are happy to be able to bring you from our news camera down there. it's just about 8:25 now. >>> if you're in the market for a new laptop computer. a lot of them are shrinking. see plenty of the old -- but a lot of them have apparently gone on diets. >> they are gets thinner. >> don't get me wrong there are still plenty of full-sized laptops selling. >> there's some that prefer to have the big screen and a stable computer and they don't want

. >> got the laptop open. turns. this gets a triple middle of a business meeting. >> looking at the spread sheet right now. >> wow. >> up on his computer. >> takes it further. starts taking notes as well. >> he's writing down people's e-mails. this guy gets freaked out. ends up calling jack out. >> just going to stand there. >> huh? >> just going to stand there. >> you want some coffee? >> no. i'm fine. >> jack goes so polite and gets away with it. >> i'm jack. >> i'm aaron. >> he's super polite and goes right back into it. the guy closes his laptop. it turns out it wasn't for any old reason. this is sponsored by 3 m. >> developed a product for screen privacy. >> skreets created this screen protecters to put on when you can see it straight on but to goes around talking to these people saying this is why we're doing it explaining his weird behavior. >> freaking out, snooping around on my lapp top for. >> easy to watch the ski films with the giant tall mountains out in the alps and these guys skiing and jumping and fli

laptops for local students. a new partnership could make it happen. and .. nascar returns to the valley.. nascar engine sound it's test day at the track.. what they're testing that could help a local racer win another championship. balloons and confetti falling and why this pep rally at unlv has everything to do with this year's presidential election. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton we are just over 10 months away from a very big day here in the valley.. october 19th .. the final presidential debate will take place at unlv. and today - the university and the lvcva kicked off an effort to get the community excited and involved.. band playing the unlv marching band was just one of the guests at the rally.. which included the governor

eyes on laptops and blackberries. they are tracking every step of aminah's travel to yemen.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 upd

a new trend in real estate that allows anyone with a laptop to snag a piece of the pie. >> the laptop and some money. crowd funding is allowing people to invest in property. a local example, the public market. >> adam hopper, ceo of real crowd, a company that's trying to help people out. how does to work and why did you come up with this idea? what made you think, hey, this will go over? >> crowd funding at its core is about access. it's about bringing access to investments that have been limited to institutions and private and professional investors. it allowed for everybody to get into these investments where they couldn't before. >> let's say i buy into the oxbow public market. do i get some decision-making power? do i get the financial benefits of what they make? a small slice of that? >> primarily financial. most of these investments are limited in involvement. there is a real estate manager. they are the real estate managers that make the day-to-day decisions. financial partners come in as a limited member of those investments and receive the financial benefits. >> let's peel ba

the guy closes his laptop. old reason. this is sponsored by 3 m. >> developed a product for screen privacy. >> skreetscreated this screen protecters to put on when you can see it straight on but to the side it goes owe make. goes around talking to these doing it explaining his weird behavior. >> freaking out, snooping around on my lapp top for. >> easy to watch the ski films with the giant tall mountains out in the alps and these guys skiing and jumping and flipping all over the place. i think videos like these are even cooler. this is from epic tv. jay and jesse went out for eight days at this abandoned canadian military base and just spent hours, days, building different building. they have turned something that's abandoned into something else completely. >> they find some really cool places to get this done. >> a great place to shoot a skiing scene and zombie movie. >> no. >> i love this. think about the create it tifts that these guys have. not only to see this, but think where they're going to put the ramps and how th

. >>> a man offered to sell a laptop to two people but then robbed them at gun point. they contacted the victims about buying the computer. they paid $230. while testing the computer, bryant pulled a gun on them and took the cash and the laptop. led police to him and now he is in jail. >>> powerball fever is heating up tonight. now with the biggest jackpot in lottery history. nobody won the jackpot drawing so the prize is rolling over to an estimated $700 million. it may grow even more than that before saturday night's drawing. you have until 10:00 on saturday night to get your ticket. abc action news will send you an alert with the winning numbers on saturday night. just download our free mobile app. while there were no jackpot winners last night, including a $1 million ticket. >>> more and more iphone and smart phone owners pay their bills with apple pay. the one thing that you need to do before ditching your real wallet. >>> a traffic stop turns into a sweet moment to remember. what a trooper did when he learned that a driver was losing his daughter to cancer. benef

two days ago they opened a laptop during class and found out the previous user reportedly muslim didn'tign out of his e-mail account. the duo allegedly used his account and send an e-mail to 600 students and former students stating friday there will be a big boom. tonight, we talked to the head of the school and said administrators were able to figure out which laptop was used and who sent it. >> the safety and security of our students and teachers must be my highest priority. so i would obviously take something like that very seriously and we did. >> reporter: the school did not release the names of the students. the head of the school says this is a teachable moment. northwest d.c., shomari stone, news4. >>> also new tonight, some parents are upset a student was able to get a loaded gun into a school. it happened yesterday at hyattsville. they received a tip and security officers found and confiscated it. they took the student into custody and facing discipline action. no one got hurt but the school sent a letter home to parents to tell them what happened. >>> we're also following new

at 55 years old i never learned to use a laptop. do they still make laptops? no [bleep] idea. i think he wrote it in a laptop. >> i feel like he was trying so hard to be so elegant and astute. sean penn, so lame, so whack. >> you didn't think he was channeling the beat poets of earlier days? >> no. >> he was using the drugs el chapo sells, but what is really going on is "rolling stone" was not relevant since the bee-gee's were on the cover. it is an attempt to gem up sales for this old falled drugy magazine that was discredited when they did the university of virginia attack on the fraternity that was completely made up. we should take nothing seriously from this idiotic, counter culture, irrelevant magazine. >> wow. you got through that without using the word rag, did you? that's unbelievable. emily, sean penn, you know, he can do what he wants. >> he can. >> i don't like el chapo. he murders people. >> i don't think -- he didn't say he didn't, right? >> why is he shumming -- chumming out with him? >> sean penn wanted to write a movie about sean penn going to see a drug lord.

that's when he starts grabbing laptops and leaves out of here. that's when they made off with all the merchandise. >> the next morning when he arrives to work, caro can barely fathom what has happened or how it happened. >> i thought of everything. i thought of broken glass, broken door, a truck pulling on the whole frame of the store. anything but the ac vent being broken into. when i walked back there, i was shocked. i never expected all this mess. it was destroyed. there was electronics everywhere, broken laptops. i'm not too happy about it, the whole thing. you work hard every day, seven days a week, to come to this kind of destruction in your store. a lot of money lost. >> despite the extensive damage to the store and the stolen merchandise, caro has one thing to be grateful for. >> if the police officer never opened the shutters, this guy would have confronted me with my own gun. the guy would have shot me. >> this is not the first time this store has been robbed and not the first time by these burglars. that incident is also "caught on cam

it's an app that you launch on your phone, tablet, laptop, or tv. and as long as your media is stored on a hard drive connected cloud account, like dropbox, you can access it. plus, plex can add artwork to your music and posters. again, plex is free, or for $4.99, you can go with the plex premium service. it. no shortage of great products and services, just in time for the holiday season. for "teen kids news," i'm marc saltzman. thanks for watching. >> that wraps up our show. be sure to tune in to "teen kids news" again next bye for now. >> today on "matter of fact" -- one of the most powerful women in america has a new mission. leader pelosi: we will have a democratic majority. the question is, will we have it in one year. >> can nancy pelosi take back control of the house? and, the truth behind the donald trump phenomenon. >> they really don't know what to do. they're in full panic mode. >> americans do not want

i don't see your computer. >> reporter: jerry and his wife woke up to their i-pads and laptops gone. >> they even took the cord and the plug and the connections i guess they were going to use it or whatever. >> reporter: same m.o. the person walked in through an unlocked door. that burglary happened on londonderry ro yesterday morning. in this case, the suspect even took off with their prescription medication. the homeowners just want closure. >> i feel really sorry that someone so des plate they were would enter someones a also that i'm grateful that nobody came down and confronted them. >> i think that's the lesson to be learned get a damn gun. >> reporter: jerry who you just heard from got a phone call from someone saying that they found his prescription pills. while police took that bottle for evidence tonight police think there is one person acting alone. if you have any information you are asked to do the right thing and call marblehead police police. malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> some developing news we oregon. the father and son ranchers at the center of an armed standoff hav

residents are not surprised. >> very crazy. >> we have break-insry where. >> on crimes they stole laptops from san jose students living off campus ransacking the apartment and taking presents from under the tree. police are checking with san jose detectives to see if the same people are responsible for same people are responsible for both crimes. >> the police department is being appealed over trading racist and homophobic text with a judge saying the statute of limit states expired when the department took language. the text were sent in 2010 and 2012 involving slurs and jokes about killing black and references to wait power. >> now for two months prices have slipped for represent, the median represent for a one bed almost apartment was $3,4930. they reached a height two months earlier in october at $3,600. have no fear, san franciscoents are still the highest in the country. >> never heard of that website but necessity lie. it is still terrible. >> very, very high. all the story this morning is not represent but rain. >> how is it looking? >> red. showing newspaper san carlos and redwoo

public safety officers who depend on laptops in their patrol cars for information, they won't be ableo use those computers for the next month or so. the new system went online on monday. some officers still need to be trained on it. prince gorges county police chief says your 911 calls will not be affected. >>> what has not been lost is the ability of the officers to continue to communicate with the dispatchers through the radio just like we've done forever. >> that was the river dale park police chief. the new system allows information related to an incident to be sent directly to laptops inside patrol cars. it also allows officers to communicate with each other. >>> a virginia lawmaker wants to get rid of the car tax. chuck peterson ee limb nalimina car tax. he says it will help get rid of the bureaucracy needed to enforce the car tax. if it's passed the gas tax could not be more than 5 cents a gallon. >>> steps towards fixing that volkswagen diesel emissions scandal today. today the company's ceo will meet with epa officials in washington. you might remember volkswagen admitted usi

seen fat naked women and all kinds of things as screen savers while the kids walk away from their laptopshe district says it's constantly monitoring web sites and internet filter filters buth how fast everything changes it's not easy to keep everything appropriate on those computers. >> it's one of the things that is pretty much an instant turn off when you're eating. >> absolutely. finding hair in your food. totally gross. right? >> yeah. >> what you're about to see take it to whole new level. watch what a customer shot on their cell phone wolf employees treating a woman's braided hair in a pot in the kitchen. a pot, yes, used to cook food. this video taken inside a waffle house in forest city arkansas. several customers broke out their phones when they saw what was happening here. >> i just thought it was nasty and i needed to let somebody see this. >> waffle house corporate office started investigation because of the video and fired both of those employees. state department of health also taking action doing a full inspection of the restaurant. they found no major violations. >>> piles

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

. >> reporter: that's how tommy laptop when we first met him. >> it's crazy. within a few days, everything i had was in lock mode. >> reporter: tommy couldn't get past the factory start screen and was locked out of his own phone, but it was the rude alarm that sounded in the middle of the night that really raised his fears. >> i never heard the alarm before. a message comes up in a different language. i turn the computer off, turn it back on. it said, you deceived me. >> reporter: the laptop was frozen on this screen, prompting tommy for a pin code he never set and the eerie message below, you deceived me and sold iphone 4. tommy, a college student, sold his old phone on e ebay. he started receiving angry messages from the buyer, who was not happy with the purchase. >> i need that guy's e-mail and his password that he set on my phone to unlock it. >> reporter: according to an apple spokesman, the buyer had accessed tommy's icloud. using the find my iphone feature, he declared tommy's >> i did a full factory reset. he still somehow accessed my pass words and in

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. >> natalie: [ scoffs ] which part -- the part where i didn't get my laptop as requested so i couldn't work on the prototype, or the part where there was no phone so i couldn't reach kevin, or the part where the door was locked from the outside? >> victor: i am so sorry that you were inconvenienced, okay? >> natalie: i'm surprised you didn't throw in handcuffs and a blindfold. >> victor: you're funny, aren't you? >> natalie: well, that's what i am, right -- a prisoner? >> victor: you're my guest. >> natalie: and you're making a deal with the kidnappers -- my life for your sons, which wasn't the deal. >> paul: victor's not running the exchange. we are. >> dylan: so, we're setting up a dummy ransom exchange tonight. we turn over the girl. adam gets returned to victor. hopefully, we get the kidnapper, and everybody goes home safe. to this -- working with the

for many new officers the laptops in their patrol cars are like a lifeline. but now that tool has gone dark. >> prince george's county 911. >> reporter: prince george's county 911 center insta new 911 system that went online yesterday. it's going to take a few weeks for public safety officers to connect to it with the laptops used in many patrol cars. that includes county police, the sheriff's department, and some municipalities. >> it allows them to receive information related to the calls for service that they'd been dispatched to it allows them to communicate with the other officers as well as communications. >> reporter: the laptops have to be updated and the officers trained. it could take three to four weeks for everyone to be online. prince george's 911 call center spokesmen say this is a part of their plan for the new system and should have been expected that the computers would go dark. riverdale park police chief david morris of the municipal chief's association says his officers are working around this inconvenience the old-fashioned way. >> while

>> one of the discoveries during that first search warrant was a computer box for a laptop. and that laptop was never found during that first search warrant. wrote a second search warrant. and voila. they found it. but maybe too late. >> they discovered it in the bottom of a red tub that had a few inches of water in the bottom of it. >> reporter: and you know how computers hate water. but the waterlogged laptop wasn't all they found. >> the red tub ended up being a gold mine of evidence. >> reporter: like what? >> they found ammunition that ended up being consistent with the ammunition found at the crime scene. >> reporter: and remember that shoebox they found near the car crash? it was a nevados brand shoebox. and in david moffitt's red tub? what do you know? >> in that red tub were those nevados shoes, size 11. >> reporter: it's almost like he was laying the trap for himself. >> absolutely. >> reporter: they sent the wet laptop off to the computer lab, hoping maybe the techs could find something on it. and surprise, surprise, they >> and off of that computer, we were able

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some things were left behind but his laptop, ipod, xbox and statues were taken. worst of all, his ten boxes >> reporter: 25 years of collectibles taken in just a few minutes. >> reporter: steffan says he >> steffan showed us a movie script he'd written and had a few more but they were on the laptop that was stolen. detectives are looking for the thieves. >>> officers from district 6 and the gang unit are the first to get body cameras under a new program. we are expecting to learn today how they are designed to work and there are still questions about what police will store and what the media and the public will be able to see. >>> we are learning more about two iraqi refugees arrested in a probe, one from sacramento and the other from houston. >> reporter: court documents reveal a 23-year-old sacramento suspect communicated over social media with an unnamed individual living in texas in 2013. in one exchange, the two allegedly discussed training and fighting overseas. >> reporter: the sacramento suspect responds: >> reporter: a criminal complaint unsealed thursda

a new state contract will help put laptops into the hands of thousands of nevada middle schoolers. oregon-based c-t-l will help implement the "nevada ready 21" program. schools can apply for competitive grants to teachers and principals will get training on how to use the computers as little to no accumulation expected. a new state contract will help put laptops into the hands of thousands of nevada middle schoolers. oregon-based c-t-l will help implement the "nevada ready 21" program. schools can apply for competitive grants to be awarded in march. teachers and principals will get training on how to use the computers as teaching tools. students will receive a c-t-l chromebook next school year. ### coloring is no longer just for kids ... in fact there are now coloring books for adults ... and they're becoming quite popular. kolo 8 news now's matt vaughan has more on what's fueling this new fad. the first commercially successful adult years ago ... but in just the last year they've really taken off. book stores are seeing an impact across the country ... including right here in the