the rugged plastic laptops traveled the globe. more than 1.5 million from cambodia to inner-city new york. the for-profit maker intel dropped out to make its own computer, the classmate. and there are reasonable questions as to whether laptops should be a priority in very poor communities. now a redesign. the silicon valley chipmaker marvel is working with the one laptop charity on a new version, a low-cost tablet simulated here. marvel today makes chips for everything from the blackberry to the audi a-8. 10 billion chips sold. one of the founders of marvel came to the united states at age 17. she's been on the forbes list of one of the richest women in the world. and she played semi pro basketball. joined by john fort of cnbc, sarah lacey of tech crunch. we see the pictures of the new possible one laptop per child. if you can build such a thing and look so marvelous, why not just sell it to us and make much more money. why give it away or sell it at very low cost to developing nations in. >> well, great question. i look at nichol

today they've come to best buy to shop for laptops. how big a priority is a laptop for you? >> everything for me. because i need stuff so i won't be bored in college. i need to listen to music, do my work. >> also, like... typing. essays and stuff. it will make it easier for us. >> reporter: it may surprise you to learn college freshman plan to spend just $280, on average, for all their electronics needs this year. that's a 36% drop from last year. retail analyst howard davidowitz blames high teen unemployment: >> they have no income. that supplemental income was very important, and a lot of that was spent on electronics. it doesn't even exist any more. allowances have been cut back. the parents are much more conservative, and they are saving instead of spending. >> reporter: there may be still another reason freshmen are spending less on technology. in general, prices for computers and other devices have been falling steadily, so many incoming students are finding they can buy all the electronics they need, but pay a lot less than they would have in years past. best buy man

laptops open during the election. they took a test over how well they had assimilated the information from the lecture, and the kids with laptops open did significantly worse than the people who actually paid attention, so there are all kinds of different studies, and all of them provide us with hints. i do not think there is one study that explains everything. you have to look across the whole lot of research. >> it almost seems given the direction we're heading in that it is pretty impossible to arrest this development. >> one of the big challenges is it is no longer just a matter of personal choice. it is no longer a matter of, should i close my laptop for my cellphone? the expectation that we are always processing messages is being built into our employment lives. it is being built into our social lives. if all your friends are arranging their social activities through twitter or through tax thing, it becomes a big challenge to back away, -- or through tax thing, -- texting, it becomes a big challenge to back away

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stolen, gps units, cell phones, laptops. more officers are patrolling that area, but it's best not to leave valuables in the car but rather in the trunk. >>> the fremont police officer shot in the line of duty last week is doing better. officer todd young is in serious but stable condition. he was shot friday in oakland as he tried to arrest andrew barrientos on domestic violence charges. police tracked down 20-year-old andrew barrientos to san diego and arrested him just 30 feet from the border. police say he has confessed to the shooting and two other people are also now in custody for harboring him as he was on the run. >>> it is 4:37 now. time to check the morning commute. usually early construction going on. >> that's about all that's going on. the chp incident report cleared of incidents as far as accidents or injuries. we have construction on southbound 880, fremont boulevard that should be clearing and the overnight scheduled closure of auto mall parkway picked up. 880 itself moves smoothly between auto mall and miss

police say the thieves are taking electronics like gps units, cell phones, laptops, and again, they're warning people don't leave your valuables in the car and call police if you see anybody acting suspicious. >>> 50 years to life. that was the sentence handed down to the person convicted of killing matt garcia. henry don williams apologized to the family saying, quote, words cannot express how i feel for the loss of your son. matt garcia, just 22 years old, was shot outside a friend's home in 2008. williams miss took him for a drug dealer who owed the suspect money. he will be sentenced next month. >>> we're learning more about the moments after a police officer was shot in the line of duty friday. it was the department's first shooting injury in more than 35 years, and at one point, doctors were not sure they could save officer todd young. vicki witt is live in fremont right now with details from the police chief and the officer's father. >> we spoke briefly with the officer's father this afternoon. he said his son is still in the icu. he survived two surgeries and is expected to go

luckily she convinced him not to take the laptop. >> right. because she said it was encoded and traceable. >> great story. we want to get you to the breaking news. a reported assassination attempt on mahmoud ahmadinejad. we want to get to national security analyst juan zarate. first of all, how serious was this attempt? >> erica, the early reports suggest this was a serious attempt that ahmadinejad's motorcade hitting about 100 meters or 100 yards away from where he was while traveling in western iran. what's not clear is how many people were involved and how big this explosive was. the reports suggest it was a homemade explosive and one person was arrested, but it is not clear at this point. >> he -- he also has denied it. he appeared later in the day live on tv, but denied this assassination attempt. why? >> this is interesting, erica. he was talking about potential assassination attempts from israel a couple of days ago, and it would seem that ahmadinejad would want to use this event to his advantage, stoking nationalist fears and drawing p

if you direct your wife i gadget laptops can go on the water. do you concede available. bail twisted doubled. even in choppy waters with high winds the signal is strong. their going to take advantage of the new y 5. it is likely they will offer it for free or subsidized in years but for not anybody who uses it will have to pay $2.95 port 15 minutes or $30 for every month. or you can buy an annual pap which works out to be about 4 $24 a month. >> 5 is better on all of our laptops on smart phones there is only options for connecting to the internet that approximately i want to give people as many options as possible. we have voters, we have things you want to access where of the good time. >> there you go> it covers 62 square miles and its positions them around the border of the bay. >> and other thing that we are in a bowling is force wonders and for emergency vehicles and pleasure cruises to appeal to connect and have some activity for their passengers as well. on the day i am gay but slate for kron4 news >> the mother is a little bit cooler >> know, at the alternative i

i go into coffee shops and everyone is sitting with laptops and their another buds in. it's creepy. >> reporter: this is one of many coffee shops that are reducing or eliminating wi-fi altogether. it's a niche market where people can find a tech free zone. when they flip the switch on weekend wi-fi here a couple of years ago, it wasn't about making a cultural statement or making communication, it was about the bottom line. >> usually people spend a larger amount of time on the table, not necessarily purchasing. large groups come in, get upset, they can't find a table. >> reporter: it may be turned off on weekends, it's not guaranteed a tech free zone. from 3 g to bring your own wireless connection, where there is a will, there is away. >> i have my iphone. you don't have to have wireless. >> reporter: likely one of the reasons he hasn't received much babbling lash. don't expect them to get rid of the award winning weekday wi-fi any time soon. >> no, this is silicon valley central. >> reporter: for those who take their coffee with cream, sugar and wi-fi on weekends, too.

he left her laptop behind. said she was close enough to the laptop to grab it with her feet.ed typing sending instant messages to her boyfriend. >> i used my right toe to operate the mouse on the touch pad. >> uh-huh. >> and i used my left toe and clamped this power cord between my toes to hit the keys. her boyfriend was awake and online and called police. she cons convinced the robber to leave her computer behind telling them it had a tracking device. they are still looking for her stolen car and the robber. >> she can really think on her feet. (laughter) >> not bad. >> we'll be right back. you can see [ female announcer ] mission presents well-rounded family meals for $10. just a few simple ingredients and great-tasting mission flour tortillas make fabulous chicken fajitas, warm and yummy breakfast burritos and seriously tasty tacos. you'll find these budget-minded recipes and more ways to save at missionmenus.com. great meals start with delicious mission flour tortillas. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh ideas. >> today on oprah at 4:00, former first lady laura bush on her m

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s and laptops has been common practice for many years, but the gadgets you carry in your pocket usually lack the capacity for running typical software-based security solutions. morningstar analyst toan tran says that's where the intel- mcafee merger could make a big difference. >> intel is taking a little bit of a gamble right now. it could pay out well for them in the long term, if they're able to integrate security and anti-virus into their hardware, their chips. it could give them an advantage over a competitor like, say, arm in the mobile space and in the desktop, laptop space it would give them an advantage over someone like a.m.d. >> reporter: there is no question that the market for network connected gadgets is seeing explosive growth, and intel reports that market will extend well beyond the smart phones and ipads seen today. >> we introduced our atom chip two years ago, and i'm not kidding, sewing machine companies, windmill companies, smart meters, it's incredible what people are thinking about-- how to innovate while they add more p.c.-like experience and internet connectivit

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laptops, your video stuff put up, cell phones, absolutely.hink those are the ones that probably the cars get broken into. >> reporter: now i did do a little walking around here earlier and what i found out was a lot of people have done exactly what has been suggested. there's very little in the cars in the way of gpss or even little cords sticking out of lighters that might suggest gpsa laptop or cell phone. they're doing a good job but reality is when you have random crimes where people are literally breaking in to see what they can finding in find nothing you can do about that but be individuality hasn't. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is now 6:47. time to check in with sal again. >> i'm a big fan of tom's by the way. >> it's great to see him here early in the morning. >> he's a five tool player. he can do it at night, middle of the day and morning. >> always good advice. >> absolutely. good morning everybody. take a look at the commute. traffic is going to be slow at the toll plaza. not the slow downs we saw in the middle of b

or you can buy annual passes for $24 a month. >> it is better than all my laptop so my smart phones andhere are some options for connecting to the internet that approximately one and give people options. we decided the day. the gobblers. we have a lovely good time and makes an open table and i phone their ego. >> to cover 62 square miles of the bay with why fight it took special antennas and conditioning around the bay. and the >> other thing that we are able it is emergencies, vehicles, as well as at the ferry system and a budget cruisers to be able to connect to the internet the time and make sure that connectivity. >> on the day, game slate for kron4 news >> the did not get up pretty day to go on the bay. it is relatively cool weather right? >> yes it is cloudy on the pages like we saw there and lots of what the morning. temperatures in san francisco are making it into the low 60s. upper 60s in san jose and closed 80. getting a little warm in the east bay. 80s and close to 90 degrees and in this weather is slightly cooler than average but it is one to persist. in the upper 70's and l

on the laptop grabs the ball. that's a terrific one. right place, right time. 3-1 tampa bay. steel as homer. great catch. that is support of cahill. penningten, a's down 3-2. roit off of -- right off of the foul line in right field. a's took the lead, made it stick. trevor cahill got longoria. went to 13-5. e.r.a of 2.54. goes 8 innings, the a's win 4- 3. trailing the rangers by 7 games. giants lost no ground tonight. they had to respond. back to back spankings by the phillys a night ago. another great catch. doesn't even spill his drink. 3-0 giants. buster posey. double to deep center. the ball gets booted. allows sanchez to race from first and the giants led 4-0. sanchez, nasty. retired 15 guys at one time in a row. sanchez goes 8 innings, 7 strikeouts. sandoval, 9th for the season. and former philly, aaron rowand, giants win 5-2, they trail the phillys by a single game in the wildcard race, 6 back of the padres. looks like the feds attention shifted to roger clemens. the 7 time cy young award winner being indicted by the feds who say that he lied to the house committee in

with his laptop. in any malt shop! >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a geo graphic space with be stored for

i go into coffee shops and everyone is sitting with laptops and their ear buds in. it's creepy. >> reporter: this is one of many coffee shops that are reducing or eliminating wi-fi altogether. it's a niche market where people can find a tech free zone. when they flip the switch on weekend wi-fi here a couple of years ago, it wasn't about making a cultural statement or promoting communication, it was about the bottom line. >> usually people spend a larger amount of time on the table, not necessarily purchasing. large groups come in, get upset, they can't find a table. >> reporter: it may be turned off on weekends, it's not guaranteed a tech free zone. from 3 g enabled cell phone to bring your own wireless connection, where there is a will, there is away. >> i have my iphone or ipad, you don't have to have wireless to access the internet. >> reporter: likely one of the reasons he hasn't received much backlash in this tech savvy town. don't expect them to get rid of the award winning weekday wi-fi any time soon. >> no, this is silicon valley central. >> reporter: for t

i've got to tell you, when we had our photos on our laptop, everybody wanted to see them. they were very anxious. i hear that the party is still going. a lot of her friends are in their 20s and 30s. they can go for a while. >> and i guess the no-fly zone continues until about 3:30. >> we heard the dj was going to 5:00. who knows. >> you could be up late. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, anne. >>> well, bikers bearing back to school necessities. making sure kids have what they need when they return to their classroom. >>> eating healthier. there's change that's going to affect farmers and schools. >>> and reliving painful memories. immigrants remember their time on angel island decades ago. >>> we've got low clouds and fog now moving back on shore. will it clear out for tomorrow. coming up. ,,,,,,,, more than 100 bikers from the san mateo county harley club called "hogs" delivered a load of of school supplies to kids at san mateo medical center. the more than 100 bikers from a club called hogs delivered a ton of school supplies. today was their first time they

police say the thieves have been able to get away with laptops, clothing and gps diss. she just purchases this suv a few months ago. she had to replace the windows after thieves broke into it. >> i understand we live in desperate times and people need -- feel the need to steel but why break two windows to get into a car. i think that if police cars road by more often at night it would definitely, you know, dissway people. >> reporter: in san francisco, reggie, kron 4 news. >>> police arrested 52-year-old james last night. this is his picture. she a habitual dui offender. this is the 10th time he has been arrested for dui over 30 years. last month he was arrested for his 9th dui. and on tuesday police say he caused two separate fender benders. kron 4's donn showing with police about his frustration over repeat offenders. >> a lot of people question why he held a valid drivers license and why police weren't aware of his full history. police are frustrated. >> we had him and the information wasn't available to us. that part is frustrating. >> reporter: police say they don'

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he left her laptop behind. said she was close enough to the laptopo grab it with her feet.tarted typing sending instant messages to her boyfriend. >> i used my right toe to operate the mouse on the touch pad. >> uh-huh. >> and i used my left toe and clamped this power cord between my toes to hit the keys. her boyfrien was awake and online and calle police. she cons convinced the robber to leave her computer behind telling them it had a tracking device. they a still looking for her stolen car a the robber. >> she can really think on her feet. (laughter) >> not bad. >> we'll be right back. xx >> today on oprah at 4:00, former first lady laura bush on her marriage and the tragic accident she caused as a teenager. at 5:00, are you constantly sleep deprived? what it takesoo catch up on your sleep and function normall again. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the proposition age ruling expect the between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. we will carry that decision live here on abc 7 and at abc7news.com. of course, we'll have reaction for you on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>

if you could turn to the laptop image. one thing we are not excited to see is an additional left-hand turn at main street. because a lot of us moved here in order to walk to work, we are very sensitive to traffic changes and anything that might increase the probability of dustin pedroia injuries or deaths. and we believe the second left-hand turn is increasing the likelihood of pedestrian injuries. there are about 800 kids that are in the rankin hill neighborhood on a workday basis primarily in the day care centers connected to the office buildings. so is it important for all of us that live in the condominiums, thousands of people who do enjoy walking. hopefully we get more of our neighbors walking if conditions are safe. please pay attention to pedestrian safety. can i use this opportunity for the temporary terminal to pay close attention to how to improve pedestrian safety. thank you. >> coming to you today to inform you and not just asking you to take a side in this. to inform you of a group of workers who work on muni

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and dragged the laptop over with my feet. pry it open and start hitting the keys with my toes and learning how to do that. >> control, alt, delete. how in the world do you type control, alt, delete with your toes? >> i learned quickly that using both of my big toes wasn't going to work. i would hit three keys at one time or with two toes. but two that are readily usable wasn't going to work. i realized that i could hit the control and alt with my right toe. and that's when i started using the end of the power cord for the laptop. and clamped it between the other toes on my left foot. and used that as a tool to hit the delete key. >> are we seeing your feet right now? is that the computer at your feet? >> yes. >> so, can you demonstrate for us how you were able to do that? >> sure. sure. so basically, i used my -- i used my right toe to operate the mouse on this touch pad. and i used my left toe and clamped this power cord between my toes to hit the keys. so, i had a few typos, as you can imagine. it's not the easiest thing to

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thieves have been taking laptop computers, gps units, cell phones and other electronics.o police are warning drivers not to leave any valuables visible in their vehicles. >>> making employees pay for parking is not a case of pay back. the drivers recently refused to give up their pay raises. and in december they will now have to start paying $80 a month for the parking. the fees are not pay back but a way to improve customer service. back in june mayor newsom warned drivers they could face consequences. >>> forces sleeks off of market street at 10th and at 6th street. it's been going for a year now. and the sea agency is reporting a 46% decline. the number of bicyclists is up 53% and pedestrian traffic up by 24%. it has the agency also says traffic is moving more quickly. some store owners say this move is hurting their business. >>> the company that makes blackberries seems to have caved in to give security officials access to encrypted data in india. they threatened to ban unless they got through the encrypted data. india today said research in motion had agreed to give

today i am very happy to take my laptop or my p.d.a.get all of the information that used to require a building to provide. it is linda's and my goal to make sure that nasa has the best i.t. in government. we are requiring all of you to tell us what is best of this field and where we need to go next. it is a really exciting time for us. there are a lot of different things going on in nasa. i think that is an understatement. i:ó cobble -- t the course for the nation.e -- t we're going to have to be able to talk to people who are lot longer distance away than they are today, 250 miles above the earth or when we're doing the apollo arera when we're only a quarter of a million miles away from earth. we will have to talk to surgeons that can perform surgery on a place that is probably months away in terms of time travel, and those are the kinds of innovations you all will have to bring about. i know you are up to the task. as i said, it is an exciting time for us. i am enjoying what i am doing and enjoying watching you do what you do. thank