sheldon (on laptop): greetings.d-byes and maudlin displays of emotion, so i prepared this short video. the four of you are three of my closest friends and one treasured acquaintance. though i cannot state categorically that my life will be diminished by not having you in it, i am comfortable if you choose to believe that. since you intend to remain in this lawless metropolitan area, statistics suggest that you will succumb to tragic and gruesome ends before we meet again. live long and prosper. sheldon, that's so... you might want to lock the door behind me. this isn't bozeman. how the hell do i know who's the friend and who's the acquaintance? (wind whistling outside) that is a bracing cold, an invigorating cold. lord, is it cold! help you with your bags, sir? thank you, fellow bozite. and may i say, you are the living embodiment of all the promises made by our lovely town's chamber of commerce. wait! wait! excuse me! (wind howling) one ticket to pasadena, california, please. (door unlocking, opening) hey, look who

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god knows what else he has on a laptop.he point is the chinese go to incredible efforts to find out little bits of them affirmation. they send out all of these students across the u.s. to find out rail freight traffic in some place in iowa. of course they're going to want this laptop. the other thing that will do is turn this guy. neil: what does that mean? >> there are basically going to get into spill everything that he has. neil: making him a modern-day -- >> worse. this ggy went to hong kong because it's one of the few places in the world that and but the capability in the will to resist the u.s. neil: that was an anti-american you right there. >> very much so. neil: this guy is a hero. >> and also he has made very benign statements about china and the chinese people. the chinese people like and except. neil: the expressed view that it would be safer, but you are saying that he has been abused our worst. >> right now the chinese government will go to this ggy and say, look, you have no future in the u.s. you're on the f

we want to look at these laptops.he going to do all that material we he have to assume has already been reviewed or copied by china and russia. what does that mean for u.s. national security interests? depending on what he has. he says he has access to a lot. we don't know how much he h but he certainly had access. >> we don't know yet. we don't know yet. the guardian knows and glenn greenwald can tell us, perhaps. maybe that would be helpful if he told the united states what snowden actually took unless we know by what he he downloaded but we haven't heard that from the united states yet. but we have to assume and i'm sure our intelligence community already has that both governments, china and russia, have either taken intentionally with snowden's permission or without his permission or maybe without his knowledge every document that was on those laptops. and people also have to understand because they will say well, we already knew, everybody knew that this program was going on. so what difference does it make to ha

pull out the laptop. >> the data gathering where does that begin? >> the about minute you turn it on. you are letting your ip company know that you are there and ready to rock. the ip knows about us. google knows about us. yahoo knows about us. the e-mail company knows about us. >> i will send an e-mail to a lawn is service company. >> he says he never had this kind of detailed information back in his skip tracing days. >> used to get phone records that said frank called ted at whatever hour. with e-mails it is frank e-mailed ted and this is what he wrote. >> let's pause her for a second. the words of caution hit close to home at fox news. we recently learned the government collected ehails from the g mail account of our chief washington correspondent james rosen in connection with a leaks investigation. who is sending. who is receiving. what they are saying and when. each e-mail generates a lot of raw you information about ourselves and according to the chipmaker intel we send more than 204 million per minute. every one ahearn says indelible. >> if

pull out the laptop. >> the data gathering where does that begin? >> the about minute you turn it on. you are letting your ip company know that you are there and ready to rock. the ip knows about us. google knows about us. yahoo knows about us. the e-mail company knows about us. >> i will send an e-mail to a lawn is service company. >> he says he never had this kind of detailed information back in his skip tracing days. >> used to get phone records that said frank called ted at whatever hour. with e-mails it is frank e-mailed ted and this is what he wrote. >> let's pause her for a second. the words of caution hit close to home at fox news. we recently learned the government collected ehails from the g mail account of our chief washington correspondent james rosen in connection with a leaks investigation. who is sending. who is receiving. what they are saying and when. each e-mail generates a lot of raw you information about ourselves and according to the chipmaker intel we send more than 204 million per minute. every one ahearn says indelible. >> if

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we need the laptop returned. - where are we going? - ordos.pany town in the middle of china. reese, one more thing. after you secure the package, you are to retire agent stanton. she's been compromised. - you're telling me to kill my partner? - noticed you're not joining us on our little far east getaway. - this one's strictly a two-man job and for good reason. over the past couple of months, it has come to our attention that agent reese has been compromised. and as his partner-- - you want me to take him out? - we clean up our own mess, kara. - i'll take care of it. time to wrap this up, john. - listen, kara-- - sorry, john. they told me you'd been compromised. - i got the same orders as you. [jet engine roars] - you are clear to engage. - engaging. [missile whistles] - good. you're awake. - where am i? - you're in the afterlife, my dear. - i won't talk. - i wouldn't want you to. you need rest. besides, i already know your name, ms. stanton. in fact, i know almost everything about you. where you're from, who you work for. how you ended up in

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you can turn off the laptop. you can't turn off cancer.is is a first world problem. >> you also don't want to solve it because you cannot go without looking at your twitter, all that. >> it has ruined things like watching movies. that's the thing that bugs me. i look forward to watching a movie, instead i am like this. i lost track. >> i find every night i sit around, watch tv, i watch it with a laptop. >> what are you looking at when you're watching a movie? >> say you're watching "die hard." what's the name of that actor. >> how old is he? oh, that's a great guy. maybe give him a call. what's going on. >> he is your friend. >> that would drive me nuts. >> what about, eric, your son. i was curious. does he have as much addiction to that as we do? >> they're worse than we are, dana, like nonstop. you have a conversation, his text is blink blink blink all the way to school and home. >> does he hate the blackberry? >> he doesn't like it as much, he loves the ipad. >> does he get frustrated when you're on it? >> no, because he has an ipad he

>> why not, the pc is on a date march, you -- a death march, you have laptop.s have to be logged on and on the internee. they are going low-end retail, listen not everyone can afford to walk into a apple store, pick up a product, case and all extra doo-dahs, why not go low end carve out that market share. neil: do you think that google doing the hardware thing is a smart thing? >> it is genius, it is what microsoft wishes they would have done in 90s, the cheap chrome books are great an entries for the avvrage individual into the world, i call this everything becomes chrome, on your smartphone, you are used to, that now they see the same infer days t -- interface on their laptop, the makers like samsung, and htc, all those companies, if hardware is issue they will get most of the blame, google does not make all of these laptops. neil: all right from google to giggle? when it comes to frazzled flyer, less frazzled passengers giving mayor u.s. airlines higher satisfaction scores for a second consecutive year. lori, we should point out that sector remains, near bot

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you hand him the laptops. he doesn't have to do what he just said he was going to do. >> he's just going to take the laptops, right? >> as far as we can tell, the chinese have got plenty of intelligence out of snowden already just based on his press interviews by saying, hey, here are the ip addresses of these institutions the nsa has been hacking. snowden presumably is going to be doing the same. if he doesn't already, the russians will seize whatever goods he's got. no, there's no basis for negotiation for snowden. there's all the basis that putin wants to get exactly what he wants, which is everything the nsa knows about russian sources. >> joy, what do you make of this new development in the chinese press saying that this was an infiltration, this was i have decided to go in to get this job so that i can violate the secrecy pledges that i will make on my way in to doing the job? >> correct. well, first of all, it's fraud. it seems on its face to be fraud. this answers one of the questions that i had when g

don't bring a laptop.ipped off. >> what do you do assuming the russians or the chinese have now gone through or are in the process of trying to go through everything that snowden stole while he was a contractor for the nsa. what do you do now? >> well, he would have had access to a lot more information than he was able to actual steal, take with him. and even remember. i mean, one of the things is to the extent that he was aware of sites or individuals, that sort of thing unless he downloaded documents that he could remember all that, he may not be able to compromise as much as he had access to. that's the good news. the bad news is to the extent you have identify the documents he took, you're going to change encryption and access to all of those programs and try as best you can to protect those assets so that others can't access them if he's betrayed the united states. >> phil, there's a bloomberg news report out there suggesting that u.s. officials are exploring the possibility that china may have actual

the threat from tablet to laptops has been partly because laptops have such great battery life.l. it turned out that they really did increase the battery life. on the map log error which i tested, the most popular in the market, my last battery life a couple years ago was six hours and change. i got ten hours this time. it is like a 65% increase in battery life on the same test. dagen: how important is battery life when someone is buying a laptop? >> i think it is very important in perception. for this class of windows older books which are like the map took -- if you could get like i did, ten hours, that probably normally gets over 11, that is huge. that is all day without having to worry about a place to plug it in. it makes a really big difference. connell: just the question of whether you are willing to pay for it. >> apple knocks 100 bucks off of it. it is still over $1000. the sony i looked out needs an extra battery to get that battery life. they made the thing especially light. it cost more money than the apple. you will see these trickling out into everybody's brand of

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he travels with a laptop, four hard drives. it goes back to president obama saying he would give the russians flexibility. when that got transferred to vladimir, that didn't come as flexibility, we can work together, it was good, this is an opportunity, they're weak. gives an opportunity for more power in the world and opportunity to work with people like china and cuba against the united states. >> bob you're usually critical of that situation, china and spying. >> here's the point. first of all, what he has on his hard drive and -- you could get it all out. only question of what he compromises, maybe nsa intercept areas. that's all he's got. what he does have is moral standing on defending the fourth amendment of the constitution. i agree with eric now, i think he probably ought to come back, stand up to the thing, maybe he'll end up going to jail, but the government will be exposed for what it is, invading our privacy to the worst degree. >> and rand paul -- >> we will get to rand in a second. the right wing didn't go after

he grabbed three laptops and fled on a bicycle. he was chased to an apartment in west oakland. he finally gave up to police just before 3 p.m. >>> talk about being in the right place at the right time. >> we gonna get the dog. >> a trio of military veterans jumped into action to save a stuck pup from a san francisco cliffside. >> and a warning. if you stick to the sunny side of the street when parking your car, why some drivers are steamed up about energy- efficient windows. ken, we're learning those bs may not have been adequately tested? pkg outcue: "i >>> mobile5 ken bastida on treasure island the latest on the trouble bolts on the new bridge and ken, we're learning the bolts hey not have been adequately tested. >> reporter: we are getting different information depending on the experts. we sent out two of our best christin ayers and elizabeth cook to do some interviews and we have a special that's coming up tomorrow night on kpix 5 about the bridge. is it safe? and it will specifically talk a lot about those bolts. one of the problem is the bolts were made in 2008 and may ha

want to sit around and watch dd e i watch tv with a laptop. >> yeah.ook at when youh it watch a movie -- >> let's say you're watching "die hard"? oh, what's the name of thatoh actor? oh, it's robert davi. maybe i'll give him a call. >> that would drive me nuts. >> eric, your son, i wasnuts curious, does he have as much ofut, an addiction to that as we do? >> they're worse than we are. it's likewe nonstop. you have a conversation with him, he's texting. bling, bling it's going all wait to school, all the ways home. al >> does ronan hate the blackberry? >> he doesn't so much like it because it doesn't have all the games on it.oe he loves the ipad. >> does he get frustrated whenhe you're on l it? >> no, because he has an ipad that he goes on. >> we got to go to yoga. >> when my son was -- my son would text me from one bedroom to the next. ridiculous. >> liz cheney says she doesn't allow her girls to text her within the house. >> sometimes you have to do au ha blackberry time out. >> let's go to yoga. l >> when we come back,et the moment we've all been wai

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

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