for me, it carries itself around a laptop with legs. when you think about it, it can do really amazing stuff because then you can have an app store for robots to do all these different things. for me, the real short term future is things like health care. like we can use personal robots to help us age in our homes because they can be a could not do it for the health care system, for our family. i don't know if you've ever taken care of an elderly relative but there's this terrible point where do you that sometimes and you call them and they don't answer the phone. you have to make the decision did they forget the phone and go to the market or did something happen. you have to go there. very hard on a health care system that is very expensive. what if you could tell the phone to go find them and check up on them. it becomes a way for people to have a relationship with technology for aging in our homes. that's much more preferral. we're going to have so much more of a graying population that we need to use technology and get creative abou

, and the laptops are now gone. >> it's really troublesome because it all came from my mind, and that's what really was worth more to me. >> it hurts, doesn't it? >> yeah, it does, like a lot. >> all that hard work i had put into it, it seems like it's for something. >> reporter: it's a nonprofit organization that teaches low income students skills in such fields as video production. the founder says the building was apparently breached through a second floor window. the scuff marks led police to believe the thieves repelled down this wall, broke into this locked cabinet and took 15 mac pro laptops. police are investigating. >> it was shocking. it shocked everybody from the team to the kids, and we wanted to always provide a safe environment, and that day did not feel safe. >> reporter: they launched a campaign to replace the laptops called $50,000 in 50 days. but unless the computers are recovered, a lot work will be lost for good and perhaps something else. >> this is like a nonprofit trying to help people, and i wouldn't really think they would be a target for any of this kind of stu

can we get a laptop your packet. whatnot we do it. now the question is what, what do you want it to do, how do you want it to live with you in your lives, which is a fundamental shift that you'll see starting to come and then my response to that is how will it make people's lives better. that's the question we always have to ask ourselves. that's the base question. not how do we make ourselves more efficient or happier, how can we fundamentally make people's lives better. >> on that note, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> when we come back, why we can live like the jetsons and charting a path to our own future in mind and body. start you morning with a daily dose of politics from a fresh perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. >> take almost any industry, health care, technology, energy and see the devices and techniques barely dreamed of a few decades ago. predicting the future has long been around for science fiction but when every industry is constantly revamped by technology, we must r

laptops, notebooks. i have a writing partner who works for me. very bright woman who reviewed the new mac book pro last week. they're are hundreds of millions of them. i think there will be eventually , and when i say eventually i mean probably not that long in the future, the tablet like your ipad here on the desk, but smacking of pc's every second that we are sitting here in this interview. and actually, it is even more prevalent in some parts of the world outside the u.s. i'm not done writing about pcs. and furthermore, there is a very valid, i think, a theory that says that the ipad you have your end of the tablets are pcs, justin at different form. obviously are radically different user interface and all of that, but i don't regard that as just a consumption device to watch movies on, although it's great for that. i think it is a productivity devices will. the companies, which i don't particularly pay attention to a buying these things in the tens of thousands. >> host: "the communicators", when it comes to technology, is there a big three?

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this is the laptop we got jessica when she first went away to college. that was the beginning of the journey for me. it's incredible to have someone tell you that your child has had such a major effect on their lives. it's hard to believe that it started with just a dream and a laptop. when the technology is right, anything can happen. vo: save $100 on a new toshiba p series laptop, backed by our perfect match promise. >> jon: see you tomorrow night at 11:00, here is your home of zen. >> the obama camp is saying things of romney that they themselves are guilty of. for example the fell on thing. i in obama's book himself he admits to doing cocaine which i think is ag captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight mitt romney faces questions about his resume. does he really know excel spreadsheets? plus a new way to get your coffee. did you know you can make it at home now? and my guest anne-marie slaughter says women can have it all. wait, without gave them some of it. sarah palin hasn't

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they were raised on laptops. i want to thank everybody for being here and making this possible. thanks. [applause] >> i want to reasure everybody that even though we couldn't share information, we are a very chatty police department, and we told everybody what happened the day before. our next speaker is no stranger to really anything that is progressive in the bay area. he has been a great friend to the city and to me, and that would be ron conway, chairperson of s.f.-city. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here. i represent sf-city, which is an organization that i founded in january. it is kind of a product of the election of ed leigh as mayor of san francisco and more specific engagement in the city. sf-city has approaching 300 member companies in the city of san francisco. these are all tech companies that now represent well over 90% of the tech population in san francisco. so we are very representative of the tech commont. we adopted five pillars where we are going to be involved in san francisco. the first pillar is jobs. the second pillar is transportation. th

the robbers ask for his laptop. he resnds, gus, i'm a rastudent all my work is in here, please don't steal my laptop. >> okay. i won't steal your laptop. >> must be a college student. >> roberto points out the college college student is looking for more money and when he doesn't find more money, this is what he does next. >> that's why he's fat. >> officially the weirdest robbery video ever. >> yeah. >>> scaredty yy cat. >>> mick, good car nice car? >> beautiful. >> check out the reactions of this lady and about to see her mclaren for the very first time. >> oh my god! jackson so beautiful! >> wow! >> then she kiss it. she is so ecstatic about this car that she's kissing the car. >> i had the same reaction. what am i supposed to feel for this lady. she's rich bought a fancy car. >> so fancy. >> could care less about her. >> don't be a hater, man. >> i'm not hating. why do i care about this video? >> she got a nice car. >> there's something for everybody. maybe it's something you would go crazy over. >> the steelers

it's hard to believe that it started with just a dream and a laptop.the technology is right, anything can happen. vo: save $100 on a new toshiba p series laptop, backed by our perfect match promise. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, my guest tonight is the mayor of houston. i assume she's here in new york to pick up jeremy lin. please welcome the honorable annise d.parker. (cheers and applause) sorry, sometimes they deserve a double dip. these people have been through hell tonight. (laughter) now madam, your excellency, your honor, what do you call the mayor of houston? >> mayor. >> stephen: marshal? >> mayor is fine. >> no your honor or anything like that? >> madam mayor if you're being formal. >> well, i'm all about formality now, annise... (laughter) you're the mayor of houston, as i said. for the yankeeish out there who do not understand houston, we're not talking about a rinkky dink 'burb like akron or charlotte. houston is... tell the people houston's ranking in america. >> we're the fourth-largest any the. >> step

i put my connect on the laptop. it is special.t has a convenient thing, it is convenient if you're musicians, but it is special. you have to make things special. when i go to a u2 concert, it is special. nobody wants to hear you just do your shtick, you know, at least not the really -- not the audience that really cares about you. >> what is different about you, special in many ways, is my producer prepared this interview for me with you, said that his hairdresser said to him yesterday, the thing i love about ll cool j is his twitter feed. he's so inspiring. every day he says -- we went and checked it. i follow you anyway. you have 100,000 more followers than me, but i'm going to get you. but it was interesting what they meant. >> follow me on twitter. @llcoolj. >> he conquers who endures, perseus. the constant theme of your tweets, you've got to keep going. even when people write you off. >> absolutely. >> you can't just be a cliche. you got to reinvent, be creative and in the end, you've got to win. >> absolutely. and, you know,

>> that one needs to be replaced on the laptop with what you added later or no? with my district stuff or -- >> the question is what's available to member leigh on the laptop is the most current version. >> that's right. but it doesn't include your sum are i to districts one through four. >> let's look into it. >> i can put that in. >> i will go first. and then you can switch with me. >> ok. miss tidwell will edit first. and are you -- >> we can share editing. >> sure. are you offering to edit because you're assuming that we're going to go to the section where -- left out. >> i will start editing and somebody can put just me and i will type in my. >> we can do both at the same time. >> excellent. we're on page 1, the introduction. againthere, have been no changed to any of the drafts. i presume we can move forward. yes? >> i didn't -- whatever, we're here. if we have changes we need to articulate those now? >> now. >> if we have grammatical changes, should we not have them? what do you want us to do on that? >> this is about content and we're going to leave final

if you go to sony.com you can get a laptop and it's preloaded.atter of urgency to continue my own hip-hop career. when is the new album out? >> i'm working on it. i'm almost finished with it. it's authentic hip-hop. it's coming. >> when it's out, come back and talk about it. if you're basically hanging on to get me on the album in some capacity -- >> i am. >> mc morgan is available. >> cpm. i like that. cool piers morgan. i love it. >> there are rap fans all over america dying a horrible death right now with all of this. always great to see you. >> you too, piers. >> next, only in america. >>> in uganda, a.i.d.s. are >>> in uganda, a.i.d.s. are >>> in uganda, a.i.d.s. are striking like a machete in a corn field. killing men and women leaving 1.2 million children orphaned. the grandmothers stepped in and closed that gap. some of them have up to 14 children to raise. i was born and raised in nyaka village. i moved to america. i went to columbia university. i came to visit. i looked in the eyes of women who carried me as a child and said, now is the

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the lab tops are now gone. >> -- laptops are now gone. >> it is troublesome. >> reporter: it hurts? >> yeah. a lot. >> my hard work i put into is for nothing. >> reporter: they are a non- profit organization that teaches students skills. the founder says the building was breached through a second floor window. the thieves repelled down this wall, broke into the cabinet and took the laptops. >> it is shocking. shocked everybody. we wanted to provide a safe environment. >> reporter: they launched a campaign to replace the laptop. but unless the computers are recovered a lot of work will be lost for good and perhaps something else. >> this is a non-profit trying to help people. i don't think they would be a target for this kind of stuff. >> reporter: officials are working on making their equipment more secure so they don't have to face this again. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back now to city hall, the wife of the suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi just took the stand. we will listen in to her testimony, this is round 2 as she is sitti

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they read their scripts on i pardon, and they've -- ipads, and they've put away their laptops. not so much here in washington. so there is a gap. >> host: well, i did bring down my personal devices, and you can see here's a blackberry and an android and an ipad. so how much of a dinosaur am i? >> guest: well, the android and the ipad are very modern. i don't know which phone this is -- >> host: couple years old. >> guest: so it's a couple years old, but, you know, i would not say you're a dinosaur at all. i don't know why you still have a blackberry. why do you still have a blackberry? >> host: e-mail. work e-mail. >> guest: these other two devices do a great job with work e-mail. >> host: i've gotten really good with my thumb on this thing. no? when did you give yours up? >> guest: oh, i never had a blackberry. i refused to use the one they issued at the journal. i used a palm trio. it wasn't about physical keyboards, it was about the ability to use apps and to do all kinds of different, cool things on the phone and to be more productive, actually, because there are loads of a

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still ahead, if you're thinking about buying a new laptop, you may not want to wait until august. >> they want to get to off of the couch and into the stadium. well their latest idea be enough. we will tell you what it is. >> a start to your morning commute. a couple of lanes closed with an accident. we'll che >> now, traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> a look at your morning commute. not exactly how you want to start out. we have an accident coming in on eastbound on i-70. the center lane is the only lane open. watch for delays in that area. eastern avenue right at highland ave. another coming in southbound on i-95. you may start to see some delays. there is an accident being worked on. debris that could tie you up. 108 at columbia road. you should be ok. it just take it slow there. westbound traffic, a little bit sluggish. no sign of delays to the construction zone. that is the lead to some traffic pulse 11. good morning. >> good morning. i hope you had a good vacation. we're looking at one delay right now. running seven to 10 minutes late. a lot of trends are oper

. >>> double check have you a laptop and smartphone at the airport. travelers left behind more than 8,000 mobile devices at seven of the nation's largest airports in the last year. most forgot their laptop, smartphone, or tablet at the security checkpoint. >>> if child doesn't see challenged in the classroom, they are not alone. the center for american progress looked at three years of questionnaires. more than a third of fourth graders said their math work was often too easy and eighth graders said history was too easy and only one in five eighth graders read more than 20 pages a day. it shows most children are not being pushed academically. that's too bad. >>> a florida lifeguard fired for leaving his post to rescue a drowning man is being honored. >> he has been given the keys to the city. thomas lopez and the 19-year-old victim were reunited. lopez saved a man from drowning in hallandale beach last week. he was fired almost immediately after that happened. the mayor called his firing embarrassly. lopez was offered his job back and he politely decl

will be then in phase two developing applications so that various mobile devices in addition to the laptops, and eventually it will be tablets and then mobile applications that might be on their phones, to be able to access crime data, be able to utilize new technology in order to transfer speech and video into written reports that will make the officers very versatile in the field. that is important to stress. one of the problems we have always faced in both limited budget times and even robust times, is whenever you have to have an officer remove him or herself off the street, out of the the presence of the community, in to a station to write reports for several hours, that presence is missing. in order for the officialses to be had, we have to develop innovatively technology that offers access in a mobile way. that is what this relationship will do for us. it begins with this donation, but the essential part that will take place in these walls is the actual training to utilize the accessed abilities from the h.p. lap tomas into the crime data warehouse and have the applications developed

if you loose a laptop, it -- if you use a laptop, it could take five lifetimes to do the calculations. and we do not have that time. >>> well, chilling video tonight of a killer whale turning on its trainer in sea world in san diego. want to show you a video, the nearly 6,000 pound whale is thrashing the trainer under the water. it was shown in a court hearing in september. sea world is being inveigated for endangering its trainers, four years after this close call, you may remember that a killer whale killed a sea world trainer in orlando. >>> all right turning it over to jeff. it's cooler outside. >> that is right, temperatures dropping, 54 in santa rosa, it's one of those amazing days where we did have a few upper 80s and no complaints in the weather department. let's go to the sky camera network, we are noticing a bit of fog in downtown san francisco, it's not so thick that we are finding major airport delays, but we will have the fog with us through the next 12 to 18 hours. the winds are on the weaker side but they are on shore from 5-10 miles an hour. that will keep the patchy f

, with the mayor support, the commission support, sf city and hewlett-packard, we were offered 60 laptop computer so that our new academy class will be issued so they need never know a desktop computer, and it goes towards the vision of this commission when we went through the interview process that our officers stay in the field, and only time they come back to the station to prepare anything, it will be to book property or issue a citation. it harkens back to the days when all of the reports were done in coffeeshops in restaurants and starbucks that did not even exist back then. it keeps everyone out. we gained 3-4 hours per day for officers coming back and forth to the station just across as it on the computer. this will all be on the new web- based data warehouse. everything is just faster and better. i do not know they will all be hewlett-packard as donated. there were very nice computers and there were available in the price is right, but we will be as responsible as we can be to find the best computers and mobile devices fastest for the best price. with that, i will defer the rest