they say they did get a laptop, but it wasn't the right laptop. damage from a june fire at joanne nico's home. no one was hurt and the pets got out unscathed. the laptops were not that lucky. a friend gave her this flier and she liked the price. >> reporter: one computer was a $529 deal and a more expensive one for her daughter. but when they arrived -- >> one laptop was not the correct one. >> reporter: nicolo says she called dell and was told she received the laptop she ordered. >> i told them i received what they placed the order for and i sent them a copy of what -- i still had the sale flier with the laptop in it and sent them a picture with all the specifications. >> reporter: she tells us she was promised a call back but one never came. she received an e-mail with instructions on how to return the laptop and a credit to use on a new computer. so she called the company at least two more times. now trying to order the laptop she originally wanted and, for the sale price. >> i was on the phone with him for about an hour and a half. i kept bein

this time each grabbing a laptop and running out. there has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a laptop was stolen, and then 30 minutes later just a block away it happened again at this starbucks at 720 atlantic. police say the descriptions given by witnesses vary.. it may be the same people or group pulling off these crimes or it could be all different criminals.one arrest has been made from a prior incident and they are hoping by releasing this surveillance video they will get more leads.police here are going undercover posing as cafe siting laptop users in hopes of catching the snatch and grab criminals. sound from john, pete's coffee customer -" this is a safe area"john sits and works on his notebook everyday here at the pete's off webster in alameda where the latest laptop theft took place.he says these snatch and grabs won't stop him from continuing to come here and work.sou

wants a global ban on checking electronics such as laptops. the concern, lithium ion batteries in close contact with aerosol cans such as hair spray and deodorant. potentially combustible combination. >> it could explode. stephen: it comes after a various suggestions regarding electronics and air travel. >> you hear different news of what you can and can't do. there is a lot of confusion and whatnot. >> the current recommendation follows studies which indicate an overheated battery near an aerosol can could cause an explosion large enough to bring a plane down. many passengers say they already carry their laptops with them. so the ban if adopted won't inconvenient. >> i wouldn't want to check it because it's a company laptop. being a company laptop it has data i wouldn't want anyone else to get to. >> now this is again one of those lithium ion batteries that we are talking about. if adopted, it would be by a country-by-country basis. one analyst says the reason he doesn't believe we have seen more problems from the larger lithium batteries is

family laptops weren't so lucky. >> we needed laptops for myself and my daughter. >> a friend gave her this flier and she liked the price. >> we ordered two laptops a printer and an ink cartridge. >> one computer was a 529 and a more expensive one for her daughter but there was a problem when the items arrived. >> when they arrived the one laptop was not the correct one. >> she said she called dell and was told she received the laptops she ordered. >> i told them, no, i received what they placed the order for and i sent them a copy i still had the sale flier and then i sent them a picture with all the laptop specifications. >> she tells us she was promised a call back but one never came but an e-mail with instructions on how to return the laptop and a credit to use on a new computer. so, she called the company at least two more times. now, trying to order the laptop she originally wanted and for the sale price. >> well, i was on the phone with them for about an hour and a half and i kept getting transferred around, disconnected. still no help. she says the price kept changing. the orig

this time each grabbing a laptop and running out.here has been 11 snatch and grab thefts of smartphones or laptops in alameda over the last few months. the last two taking place last night first at 7p at this pete's at 1901 webster in alameda where a laptop was stolen, and then 30 minutes later just a block away it happened again at this starbucks at 720 atlantic. police say the descriptions given by witnesses vary.. it may be the same people or group pulling off these crimes or it could be all different criminals.one arrest has been made from a prior incident and they are hoping by releasing this surveillance video they will get more leads.police here are going undercover posing as cafe siting laptop users in hopes of catching the snatch and grab criminals. sound from john, pete's coffee customer -" this is a safe area"john sits and works on his notebook everyday here at the pete's off webster in alameda where the latest laptop theft took place.he says these snatch and grabs won't stop him from continuing to come here and work.sound

peter: as long as you have a laptop. sam: laptop and internet connection. peter: standard laptop. nothing special, off-the-shelf. we generally run a lot of different operating systems on our machines. i think most hackers are on a mac, sometimes of pc. we are paranoid about security, so we segment our systems. environments on our machines. we try to segregate what we do. i am writing reports for clients, and probably doing that on a windows virtual machine, because i need to use office, that i would not use it for anything else. only for reporting. nothing else will be installed on it. it will be completely isolated. has sensepost been hacked? sam: not as for as i know. we are preparing annoyed. we monitor our networks pretty well. we take a lot of care. peter: would you know if you have been hacked? sam: i think we're pretty good at what we do, we would know, we would figure it out, but is hard to conclusively say. if you look at some of the breaches from the last couple of years with capability put out there for the public to see, it is scary. if you have enough budget, it capab

street and grabbed a laptop from another customer. as of this night, the police say there have been 11 incidents and the suspects descriptions are not the same in all the cases. voeft gators are advising patrons to take precautions. >> considering using tracking software so that you can find it if it does become lost or stolen. >> the victim in the latest robbery said he was sitting by the front door and was distracted. . >> i'm definitely going to be more careful. i was lost in sending the e- mail out. >> police say these are crimes of opportunities and are asking anyone who recognizes the suspects in the surveillance video to contact them. in alameda i'm amber lee fox2 news. >>> time is 4 #39d. san francisco will become the -- 4:39. san francisco will become the first city to disclose antibiotics in the food we're using. it require safeway and trader joe's to report what is in the raw meet and poultry sold in their stores. anti-buy particular resistance is a major problem. every year americans become infected with bacteria resistanc

all laptops and electronics with lithium icon batteries banned. saying it could lead to a plane crash. >>> three largest beverage makers in the u.s. are sued for also advertising. all centers around diet drinks and they could lead customers into thinking those drinks can help them lose weight. when some research shows they can make you gain weight. despite having fewer calories. the american beverage association says it has repeatedly show they can help people manage their diet. >>> new tonight. looking for innovative ways to stop the revolving doors at the local jails. >> 60% of people released from pennsylvania prison will be arrested again within three years. as nbc10 drew smith shows us there's a group working this weekend to reverse the trend. >> reporter: one in six people in philadelphia have spent time locked up. chances are high they'll return. >> in and out of the system. >> reporter: she spent ten years in the correction system. >> you have nowhere, no goal to go somewhere. >> reporter: just this week. the delaware man charged with the

. >>> coming up a proposed airline ban involving laptops why you may not be able to pack the laptop ined luggage. homicide of the year. san jose police have identified a suspect for the city )s 28-th homicide of the year. >>> happening now san jose police have identified a suspect for the city's 28th hlds the of the year but they fear he also fled to mexico. the stabbing occurred early wednesday morning. we have the description on the webt. the on the twitter feed, the price to repairing the oroville dam repaired to almost $$500 million. the federal government is considering banning large >>> a new proposal in the works that could impact international travelers. the federal government is considering banning large electronic dss like a laptop inside checked luggage. the concern is over lithium ion batteries in laptops and tablets. the faa shows the if the battery overheated near a can like hair spray it could cause a explosion disabling the fire suppression on a plane. >> we have significant concerns because we know there are a number of of lithium batteries that are going to spon tanly

in one test, an eight-ounce can of dry shampoo was strapped to an over heated laptop. it exploded in 40 seconds. >> a fire on board is the worst thing that possibly could happen to an aircraft. >> reporter: ross aimer, c.e.o. of aero consulting expects is a wormer airline captain. >> having seen the devastation these batteries can cause, i think every airline pilot is thinking about it and they would t lcome this decision by f.a.a. >> reporter: earlier this year, the u.s. and the u.k. temporarily banned large electronic devices from carry-on luggage on flights from ten airports due to security concerns and the threat of a laptop bomb. the recommendation to ban laptops in checked bags went to the international group that acts as aviation's governing body. it is now considering that action. large electronic devices will still be allowed as carry-on. anthony. >> mason: kris van cleave, thanks, kris. thvie mogul harvey weinstein is facing new accusations of sexual f sconduct as more colleagues turn against him. jim axelrod now has the latest on that. to his victim describe

could impose a ban on laptoped in checked bags.viation officials say the ban would not change much for travelers. we talked with flyers here at o'hare. here's their opinions on the potential ban. >> i don't know if they explode or not. yes, they're doing it for our safety. if not, i don't think it's real. >> i understand the security concerns. >> i brought mine on with me anyway. i like look it going someplace i can't keep track of it. >> i don't like it in a checked bag. >> why not? >> it may disappear. >> sure. >> neil, the tsa says their number 1 concern is to prevent bombs disguised as laptops from getting on american planes. back to you. >> neil: thanks. my next guest is not sold on the ban. from israel special operations, aaron cohen. a doubter here. why? >> the last state that your reporter just made was the faa said the biggest thing was trying to avoid bombs or hidden bombs from making it on the plane. most important thing to me, if you want to keep bombs from getting on the plane, let's stop focusing on would bes and coul

on september 4, they stole a laptop from a customer at the starbucks. investigators say the same two suspects and -- went to the starbucks on start street. as of this night, police say there have been 11 incidents but that the suspect descriptions are not the same and all the cases. investigators are advising patrons to take cautions. >> they can find it if it does become lost or stolen. >> reporter: the victim in the latest robbery says he was sitting by the front door and distracted.>> i will be more careful, i was not prepared for this. i was lost in sending the email out. >> reporter: police say these are crimes of opportunity and they are asking anyone who recognizes the suspect in the video to contact police. >> so important to be aware of your surroundings. >>> the red flag warning has been dropped for the bay area, we had warnings the last few nights and we are without one but it is still warm out there, breezy in the health, there is no fog on the coast but we expect to see some fog as we going to late tonight, early tomorrow morning. by tomorr

he said he had his laptop stolen last night. he was working on it when a group of ten people came in and one walking around him. >> i was close to the entrance. >> reporter: he believes the group was under 20 years old. he followed. someone shoved him but the thief got away. >> we knew that something was about to happen but we're not prepared for this. i've never seen such a thing. >> the total now is about 11. they say sometimes customers are preoccupied or leave an item out but police have been trying to educate the public and made one arrest. >> they have also been conducting surveillance operations. >> reporter: police posted this video from early september and two suspects believe to be 18 to 20 attempt to take a laptop. a short time later the same suspects appeared at another starbucks and snatched laptops. police don't recommend going after a thief. they to suggest things like tracking software. >> it's best to be can a couple of friends. >> reporter: he points out he was not alone but it was still taken. >>> temperatures

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on september 4 the stole a laptop at a starbucks. minutes later the same two suspects went to the starbucks of park street and grabbed a laptop from another customer. as of this night please say there have been 11 incidences but the suspect descriptions are not the same in all cases. they are advising patrons to take precautions>> used tracking software so you can find it if it does become lost or stolen.>> the victim in the latest robbery says he was sitting by the front door and distract did.>> i'm definitely going to be more careful.>> police say these are crimes of opportunity. asking anyone who recognizes the suspects to contact them.>>> the time is 5:41 am. the oakland city council adopted a two-year ordinance to move homeless people out of encampments into temporary shelters as they are waiting for permanent housing the ordinance will give the mayor and the city more flexibility to build and provide public facilities for those who are in sheltered. the first of three outdoor locations will shelter up to 40 people in tough shed

it's a company laptop. it has data i wouldn't want anyone else to get to. >> united nations will take up the proposed bans in the days ahead. it will be up to the individual countries to determine whether or not to impose it. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. "7 on your side" raced the alarm ab

. >> guest: laptop, internet connection. >> host: standard laptop. nothing special. >> guest: nothing special. off the shelf computers. we generally run a lot of different operating systems on our machines. i think most hackers are either a mac or a pc that runs destroys the host and we're quite paranoid about security so see like to segment our systems. have what you call virtual machines on 0 host os and that is a separate system and we try to segregate what we do with those. for example, if i'm writing reports for clients, i'm probably doing nat a windows virtual machine because i need office. but i won't use it for anything else. i only use that for reporting. there will be nothing else installed on it. won't browse the web of that machine. completely isolated. >> host: has fence post been hacked. >> guest: has not -- well to at the best of my knowledge? a. no we're pretty paranoid people. we constantly investigate our own machines. we monitor our networks. it's a high risk server. we take a lot of care. >> host: would you know if you have been h

this includes tablets and laptops. nothing can be placed on top or below the device similar to how laptops are currently screened. the new measure could include short security interviews with passengers but those changes will not apply to precheck lanes. >> sentencing phase of bowe bergdahl has begun. in wednesday's hearing the court got toll involved with the search for bowe bergdahl. witnesses describe the search as days of hot grueling and unsanitary conditions and mentioned moments of enemy gunfire. bergdahl deserted his post in afghanistan in 2009. he now could be facing life in prison. >> getting closer to finding a replacement name for one fairfax county high school. the school board is due to take its final vote on renaming j.e.b. stuart high school which is currently named after a confederate general. the top name choices put forth by the public are stewart or stewart raiders or naming the school after thurgood marshall. several board members may put forth the name justice high. >> the world series astros and

laptop bands has been a controversial issue, now the government is worried about laptops and check bagsch do we know about that? >> that's right. the us want the worlds' airlines to ban large personal electronic items, like laptops , from checked luggage, if paper filed with the united nations, the faa sites the potential for a battery fire. so that's what's behind it. when rechargeable lithium batteries over eat, with a aerosol spray can, there can be an explosion. >> i never check a laptop, because if your luggage is lost, you'll you lost that. >> well, put it in your carry on. >> with more people turning to social media on facebook, i understands several publish remembers going with facebook. >> facebook plans a social media giant finds ten publishers including the washington post, boston globe, and the economists, use kearse read ten articles for one publisher for free, or choose a selection of articles that publication allows access to, then users will be prompted to buy a subscription on the publisher website. so testing the appetite for the subscription service through facebook,

put it on his laptop his personal laptop which was running kaspersky anti-virus that because kaspersky had already identified some of that malware. when they found it on a server in the middle east it was that a signature had been being created right prior to this sort of rogue contractor and say taking classified material home so the moment that he had it available on his laptop because percy hours worked the way that it's most to work at it searches for matches of malware on your laptop to protect you and that's what it did so it found him our removed it which is exactly what antivirus is designed to do but because the network had already been breached because kaspersky network had been breached the israeli government learned about it they in turn notified the n.s.a. and that's probably how the n.s.a. found out that this employee had done what he did in a way the n.s.a. should be thanking kaspersky lab because it helped it helped identify somebody who was doing something which is a huge no no in the intelligence community. geoffrey let's wrap things up that unfortunately appreciate y

on sept. 4, thieves stole a laptop from a customer at the starbucks on blanding avenue.investigators say minutes later, the same two suspects, in their teens or early 20's, went to the starbucks on park street and grabbed a laptop from another customer. as of this night, police say there have been eleven incidents, but that the suspect descriptions are not the same in all the cases. police are advising patrons to take precautions. consider using tracking >>software so you can find it if it becomes lost or stolen, >> reporter:victim mehrdad tells ktvu he was sitting by the front door and he was distracted. >>i'm definitely going to be more careful. i wasn't prepared for this. i was kind of lost in sending out emails, >> reporter:police say these cases are crimes of opportunity. anyone who recognizes the suspects in the surveillance video are asked to contact alameda police. in alameda, amber lee, ktvu , fox2 . do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is wh

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you may remember the laptop ban when people coming in from ten countries were banned from laptops and small electronics in the cabin on flights. that was short-lived because passengers revolted. so this is all in lieu of that after a lot of negotiations between the airlines and u.s. security officials. live at sfo, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the test results are in and it turns out there is too much lead in the water at three san francisco schools. we'll tell you which ones coming up. ♪[ music ] >> plus, up for debate. the fees bart fare cheats could soon face under a new proposal. >> and we do have a repeat of that heat for this week. but we are seeing a shift in our weather. what that means for your halloween. i'll have your forecast. >> checking hot spots as you come off the bay bridge on the skyway, you can see the backup already starting to develop as you are approaching treasure island. we'll take a closer look at your drive time coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized

new e-mails found on his laptop.mer hillary clinton aid had 2800 government e-mails on her husband's former husband's laptop. now according to judicial watch, she and hillary clinton had classified materials on private computers despite fbi director james comey's claims to the contrary. roll tape. >> you had an e-mail account on hillary clinton's server so these are the e-mails from hillary clinton's server on anthony weiner's laptop. well it turns out they had nearly 3000 government records on weiner's laptop, so this is another example of top government officials like hillary clinton having classified materials in places they weren't allowed to, which are violations of criminal law despite mr. comey's opinions to the contrary. >> liz: judge you've got to wonder when the justice department will investigate this because last time we saw this happen classified info including our actions overseas including the military and pay to play involving the clinton foundation >> reporter: apparently, uma and anthony weiner shar

if you use your laptop at coffee shops. police are seeing more and more of them stolen from people...across the bay area. in alameda for instance... there have been 11 snatch and grab laptop robberies, or attempts, of theseover the last few months. the latests incident there...happening around noon today. take a look. two suspects hit the starbucks store on blanding avenue...they tried to steal a laptop ...but failed. 10 minutes laterthe duo walked inside another starbucks...this one on park street. there they each stole two laptops...before running away on foot.(sot) one arrest has been made from a prior incident ...and police are hoping by releasing this surveillace video...they will get more leads. both suspects are described as black men around 20 years old in age. one was wearing a black beanie cap...a blue shirt ..and blue jeans. the other wore a black hoodie sweatshirt and black jeans. (vicki) new at nine... police have released surveillance video of the man who robbed a danville drug store last month. it happened at

this is all about electronic devices like carry-on laptops? >> reporter: that's a very big part of it. you may recall that they have been very concerned that isis has found a way to smuggle explosives in, specifically in laptops. they banned anyone from carrying on a laptop on board a plane coming from ten middle eastern airports until the airports upped their security game, which they did. but now what we have is homeland security mandating that all airlines carrying 324,000 passengers a stricter protocal. you may be flying in from another airport overseas and they will spend even more time quizzing you about where you have been and did you pack your bags and all of that. it's all part of homeland security's effort to increase security worldwide. this is not just the middle east and not just europe. this is all about flights coming into the u.s. and one big concern, doreen, as you know, has been if you're in europe, the concern is that isis fighters may migrate through europe to come in through turkey and make their way up into northern europ

inside the bag a laptop with an aerosol can. the wire mimics a laptop battery. it explodes. the goal the faa says is to get all airlines onboard with a plan to keep large personal electronics out of the checked luggage and carry them on with you. the fear, lithium-ion batteries leading to fires that have played at least a part in three planes being destroyed and they're and worried about more because a person wouldn't be able to fight a fire in the cargo hold but still not a danger in the cabin too. >> bringing them up in the cabin is better because there you can isolate the fire and have tools to put out a lithium-ion fire. >> gio the faa plans to bring this up at a meeting next week? >> reporter: that's right. if this moves forward, it could take about a year to go into effect, david. >> thank you. >>> also new developments in the harvey weinstein scandal. a searing account from oscar winning actress lupita nyong'o about what she says were her troubling interactions with the movie producer. here's abc's adrienne bankert tonight. >> reporter: the oscar goes to lupita nyong'

tests show a laptop's lithium-ion battery can overheat and cause a fire.they are calling for the ban on domestic flights. the u.s. banned laptops in the cabins of planes from ten middle eastern airports for security reasons. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the rain came and went. >> the roads are wet as you head out this morning, watching for the puddles. as we take a live look outside z, it is clearing in san jose and a look at the temperature for willow glen staying cool. we should be up to 74. we are going to stay in the low 60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend, next. >>> we are looking at power loss. ooh, yeah, this is friday. lighter than typical. folks traveling from the peninsula and what you might find from the bay. >>> confusion over a name change. there's a fight over renaming herman plaza. we'll show you where the fight stands now. of an unexpected encounter on lake tahoe )s north shore. this is video from placer county >>> new video of an unexpected encounter on lake tahoe's north shore thachlt is a bear. the video from

obviously your laptop you can carry on.nside, he has to normally purposely saved items that are there. inside every laptop is a powerful lithium battery. batteries can get so hot that they start a fire. put it next to something like a hair spray that is under pressure, add a little extra heat like the faa did in their video, and quite literally boom! they fire over 1100 degrees an explosion inside a plane's cargo department it can over well that fire extinguishers, burn for the fuselage of t pne. obously that has a terrible ending, as it has very few cargo planes, not get an airliner. it has come close a couple times as fires on airliners and that's what they're worried about. >> dana: what about your carry-on? >> if a laptop is in your carry-on into catches fire in the cabin of a plane, as has happened, there people there to put it out. some planes even carry fireproof bags to put flaming items in. not so much in a cargo hold. it's impossible to get down to the checked baggage in flight, especially on long fights over the

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