. >> everybody's going to be getting new computers, new tvs, new laptops, new electronics. so, this is a great way to showcase the efforts of what we're doing here. >> cherry hill public works encourages residents to bring in recyclables that are not included in curbside pickup like engine oil, cardboard and old electronics. >>> happening right now -- of course, we get an early start on our workday every morning, but this guy is off to an especially early start. we are tracking santa's trip around the world. he just left the north pole about 15 minutes ago. now, we're doing this through the north american aerospace defense command, also known as norad. they have their santa tracker device deployed. they share every stop that he makes to help us keep up with where he's going. he's got a big day ahead, so let's hope he paces himself, keeps himself sustained through a lot of milk and cookies. that's the routine i follow every morning. if you want to keep track of santa's journey, just go to our website, nbc10.com. you'd better not forget the cato house like he did last year. >

. >> going to be getting new computers, new tvs, new laptops, new electronics. way to showcase the efforts of what we're doing here. >> cherry hill public works encourages residents to bring in recyclables that aren't included in curbside pickup, like engine oil, cardboard and old electronics. nice to see them turning all of that into some money to help the taxpayers out further. >> that's right. you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" starts right now. >> nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >> fog and wet weather is affecting traffic this morning, and we have a mess shaping up approaching the vine street expressway due to an accident. this has shut down a very important route on this christmas eve. >> here's a live look outside from nbc 10's stormforce10. the roads are slick and there's low visibility in some areas, so be extra careful if you're heading out to travel this morning. >> and we can expect this rain to hang with us all day. look at the green there on the nbc 10 first alert radar. it's going to be heavy at times as well. >> and then th

me to thank me for saying that and asked me if he could send me -- they were coming out with a new laptop said, let me send you this thing and just play around with it and tell me what you think. the second time he called me, it was to invite me up to the bay area. it was to tour pixar. he wanted to know if i would be interested in writing a pixar movie. and the third time he called me was to ask for help with his commencement address at stanford. >> you helped him write that? >> honestly, i fixed a couple of typos. >> i was there that day. >> are you kidding? >> yes, my sister was graduating that day. >> oh, wow. >> that's amazing. >> it was beautiful. >> i don't want to suggest for a moment that any of those thoughts were my thoughts. that was the brain of steve jobs and i helped him put the music to it. >> how hard a character is that to write? how hard is that to bring to life? how much pressure is that? i'm not putting any pressure on you. >> the same pressure that i feel when i am writing anything. maybe with a little sauce on top of pressure because he is a person so many people ha

. >>> and a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, new laptops are always a popular gift but if are you looking for a sale watch out. we put laptops to the test to see which ones had value and which are missing key features and the cargo was cleaned out of an armed car. what police are say being this mystery. that will do it for "action news" at noon, for karen rogers, david murphy, sara bloomquist and the entire "action news" team, have a nice afternoon we'll see you here beginning at 4:00. >> announcer: today on "the chew" -- just in time for your holiday party, it's "the chew's" jingle bell bites. just wait till your guests get a load of these mini pork meatballs. or how about these crispy, crunchy fried fritters? even actor boris kodjoe is biting into a nutty jam-packed dessert bar. and christmas is coming early for one school when the "chew" crew makes a surprise visit. >> you guys work, and i'll eat. >> announcer: it all starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good afternoon. welcome to "the chew." thanks, guys. very nice audience today. get thi

news" at 4:00. including details in an arrest made in a deadly hit and run, the woman accuses of running down a teenager and leaving her to die. plus -- >> shopping for a laptopor christmas and getting one in the new years your consumer report is coming up. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, shirleen allicot and brian taff. >>> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues, details on the montgomery county woman for charges for what she allegedly did to a teen at a school function. >>> and a story that may make you think twice before reacting on the road. >> she is pushing off oft road. >> what two women did before a rage fueled driver started terrorizing them. >> and love the idea of taking part in a race but love the idea of running? we may have the event for you in the world's shortest race, dubbed philadelphia's first ever instant gratification run >>> first a chester county family dealing with the loss of two children in as many months. gena bennett surrendered to police today, the 48-year-old was drunk when she ran over keesha gray, leaving that teen to die on the side of the road. now we go to annie mccormick live in thorndale where t

new fines you can face for keeping your furry friends out in the frigid temperature. grab your tablet, smart phone or laptoplet's chat. ♪ >> your news, your neighborhood, live and interactive, this is fox 29's weekend. >> we are so glad you joined us for our last show of 2014. don't you remember when we started this all in september. >> just a couple months ago. it's already the end of the year. i don't know how to happened. >> it's sunday, december 28, 2014. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm lauren johnson. >> i'm karen hepp. excuse my voice including this developing story everyone will be talking about we're right on top of this. that plane that has disappeared flying from indonesia to singapore this morning officials are trying to figure out what happened. >> plus, another movie causing worldwide controversy. egypt now banning the film exodus gods and kings. >> we want to begin as we always do. how to get out the door and, how to dress how to plan your day. we had a gorgeous day yesterday. caitlin it was amazing now we have clouds that are moving in on this morning. >>> i know. yesterda

. >> getting new computers, tvs, laptops and electronics. great way to showcase what we are doing here. >> it encourages residents to bring in recycleables that aren't included in the clean up. >>> the move right now, we are in the middle of rush hour. >> amid the fog and light rain, full of holiday travelers. they continue now with nbc 10s tim furlong. tim? >> reporter: jacqueline, not all delaware roads are jammed right now. this one not bad right this second. it's been bad all day, trust me. when we come back, i'll tell you roads to avoid as you plan the holiday road trip. >> days before christmas, many of us are spending money on last minute gifts. as the new year nears, the focus should be on saving. a financial expert joins us on how to enter 2015 in better financial shape. also ahead -- >> reporter: new at 6:00, a sewage spill sends a 13-year-old boy to the hospital. why he was cleaning it up in the first place. >>> right now at 5:30, dense fog is making the evening drive home a slow one. this is a look at drivers along i-95 at the ge

batteries used in cell phones and laptops what's being done? >>> breaking news. the deadly school bus crash late today. the bulgss colliding. children rushed to the hospital. >>> and the sudden blackout in a major american city. the evacuations. and tonight, what caused it? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we begin

batteries used in cell phones and laptops what's being done? >>> breaking news. deadly school bus crash late today. the bulgss colliding. children rushed to the hospital. >>> and the sudden blackout in a major american city. the evacuations. and tonight, what caused it? >>> good

laptops etc. they usually come with at least a little bit of charge on them so you should be able to use the device immediately. >> before hopping on the internet with the newrt phone, tablet or laptop and go to the settings tab to adjust privacy settings. pape particular attention given devices to kids. >> look through the parental controls usually that's in the settings and enable any restrictions that will make you feel comfortable giving that to your child. >> it's also smart to check for the latest software update and antivirus protection. if the gift is not a perfect fit. >> make sure you have the receipt, if you don't have the receipt at least figure out what store you got it from. don't go taking it out of the box if you won't use it, because that is generally a no- no when it comes to the returns the next day. >> retailers charged restocking fees for electronics reopened. >>> we are getting in the christmas spirit on the kron4 morning news. temperatures in the upper 30s and upper 40s. lots of sunshine and dry conditions for the afternoon. i will have a complete look at your holiday forecast when we return but that hast stpedme fm molingf my dtor ld

working. >> so everybody's testing different computers up here. >> yeah. >> but one laptop has had to contend with a new this lab in sao paulo is testing two other laptops the brazilian government is thinking of buying for schoolchildren, including one made in india and negroponte's biggest competitor, the classmate, by the giant chipmaker intel. what do you think of this one? >> it's just like a small laptop, miniature laptop. >> so it's purely humanitarian. you did it only to help the poor kids around the world. why did other companies, for-profit companies, decide they wanted a piece of this action? >> because the numbers are so large, they look at the numbers, and they say, "if we're not in those, we're toast." >> here in brazil, there are 55 million schoolchildren, most of them poor. many live in favelas like this one. in china, there are 200 million. worldwide, nicholas negroponte says, the potential number of kids who could get his laptop is over a billion, a fact that has not gone unnoticed by intel and other high tech companies. intel gave every student in this class in mexico a classmate, whic

new cars from burlington volkswagen route 130. the suspect got hands on keys overnight after breaking into a manager's office by smashing a window and they took some ipads laptopsnd six dealer tags and employees there tell "action news" that one of the stolen cars has been recovered and the search continues for the other. investigators have not yet identified the suspects. >> investigators believes these two young men point aid gun at a 74-year-old woman's head during a robbery in south philadelphia. the suspects demanded cash from the fail employee inside suzanne's grocery on south 13 street on tuesdayment. they got away with 500 dollars and nobody was injured. investigators are trying to determine if this robbery may be linked to another heist two days later on christmas day when a teen aimer tried to rob joe's food market on east passyunk the suspect left empty handed when the store clerk refused his desglandzelth insurance company in philadelphia is alerting people of data breach. personal records for 12,000 people in south even pennsylvania and new jersey were accidentally thrown out by maintenance workers boxes containing social security names, address he

new york. this is amazing. 1800 laptops can not be located. 400 of the devices were never unpacked. tigation here in new york city much very similar kind of situation. what do you make of that? >> there seems to be similar facts about these states, yeah. how offensive is that to the taxpayer? all the articles come out about this case show people that that community are absolutely offended their tax dollars are going towards computers that go missing, 1800. or they're not even opened. kind of a small business could you ever imagine, would buy all of this material, let it just float off or not open it at all? it shows how government bureaucrats treat the taxpayer dollar. at the leadership institute of campus reform we report on all the time you give a bureaucrat a dollar, they will spent two. and parents are outraged how they're treating their money. gerri: one of the funny facts from the l.a. case, i realize it is outrageous, but the kids took the ipads and basically disabled all security elements and playing games and watching tv shows, not using them in the way intended. is that any

. >> reporter: and the palo alto where police are warning people here if you did a shiny new toy or a laptopl tv do not this put the box out on the street because that could be dangerous. police say he should cut the boxes it into small pieces if you can't fit them into the bed then police those small pieces will make it hard for anyone to see what shiny new items to having your home. >> reporter: workers are busy cleaning up after a night of and the leak protest. and the destruction to this fence is up surrounds the street. protesters also smashed over 24 windows at the subway store. >> reporter: on friday centers for disease consult control issued a warning for prepackage apples that could be can contaminated with listeria. release 20 people have been made it all due to these apples. >> reporter: did pay weather story tonight is a frigid morning for saturday. at around 7:00 a.m. with courtesy 30's. all will be in the low 40's is about a 10 degree drop from what we saw today. that will not be the case tonight. and after diller will be just and 50s tomorrow in the afternoon//// >> reporter:

. >> the laptop are heavy they can have higher revolution if you want something small and a light hallway the table is new thank you it's lighter and has longer battery life. >> tablets are powerful but their abilities are more limited than the laptop and their nor for the internet or watching videos and laptops over word progressing and typing documents and using spreadsheets things like that. >> to figure out what expenditure is a good fit for you, you need to plan on what you want to do. >> there's a lot of things like e-mail and skype and being on facebook in fact, by you see seniors who are creating websites and doing graft design and having photograph. >> what programs will you be using or are you a casual suffer would you like to take it with you around town. >> it's great typing short e-mails by nothing extensive on a be tabltd. >> i need to be able to buy a good all around desk for $400 but if you very specific he needs the cost can go up. you want 2 gig hurts and at least 4 gigs of ram. those store your videos and documents. if you're looking for a laptop try them out in the store as they have a

laptops. what's being done? >>> breaking news. the deadly school bus crash late today. the buses colliding. children rushed to the hospital. >>> and the sudden blackout in a major american city. the evacuations. and tonight, what caused it? >>> good evening. and it

batteries used in cell phones and laptops what's being done? >>> breaking news. the deadly school bus crash late today. the bulgss colliding. children rushed to the hospital. >>> and the sudden blackout in a major american city. the evacuations. and tonight, what caused it? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we begin with a dangerous drive home on both coasts tonight. winter weather advisories in the east. as we come on the air, new images from the west. the rock slides in southern california. they are already getting walloped, bracing for record rains. the worst perhaps in years as a major system now moves in. and this video coming into us tonight, a treacherous commute home for millimeters of drivers in the west. here in the east, a fast-moving storm. freezing rain sweeping through and so let's get right to our chief meteorologist ginger zee with the storm track for both coasts tonight. >> we can't make it easy on either coast and we won't. let's take you straight on the radar in the east. rain in the blue and that freezin

transporting lithium ion batteries, the same batteries in practically every cell phone, laptop and tablet on the market. new video shows what investigators have long suspected and feared. that when packaged together in large numbers, these batteries could pose a catastrophic risk to an airliner. we get our report on this tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it's a haunting demonstration of how quickly lithium ion batteries could pose a lethal threat to a modern aircraft. in this faa test, a cargo container packed with 5,000 lithium ion batteries in a cartilageridge heater. soon the shipment catches fire. then as temperatures exceed 1100 degrees, a chain reaction and a thunderous explosion ripping apart the container that could have been sitting in an aircraft cargo hold. nbc news aviation analyst captain john cox, an international safety consultant, has spent years investigating the risk of lithium batteries. >> it's a growing threat and one of the few in aviation because we're seeing an increase in the number of batteries and we're seeing a large number of them. >> reporter: crash investigators al

. >> we're hopping on the internet with a new smart phone tablet or laptop, adjust the privacy settingsving devices to kids. >> you can enable any restrictions that you feel are comfortable giving that to your son or daughter. >> it's also smart to check for the latest software update and anti virus protection. >> make sure that you have the receipt. if you don't have the receipt, at least figure out what store you got it from. don't take it out of the box if you're not going to use it because that's generally a no-no when it comes to the return for the next day. >> retailers usually charge restocking fees. >> coming up, we're tracking the big man in the red suit tonight. we have a look at where he is right now. female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> well santa has been hard at work in different parts of the country. he will be on the way to the u.s. later. norad has a live tracker. they have been do

news." >> 6abc.com will stay up to date on this potential phillie trade on tore your laptop smart phone or portable accidents. >>> a victim was hit at delaware park boulevard in christiana before 6:00 p.m. medics pronounced the 30-year-old dead at the scene. authorities have not released his name. >>> on the to the latest on fallen firefighter joyce craig the first woman killed in the line of duty in philadelphia. federal investigators joined the fire marshal inside the scorched basement of 16355 middletown street. that's where the fire started, they know craig hit her distress may day, but don't know why she became trapped. she was the mother of two. >> funeral arrangesments are scheduled for this weekend, viewing will be held on north broad street friday evening and saturday morning with the funeral at so a.m. the fallen firefighter will be interred at ivy hill semi stare. >>> a bullet fired by police killed richard sherman the third. police pursued him when they spotted him driving on the wronged of the road. he rammed his truck into a police car and hit a utility pole. district attorne

. >> reporter: the faa says that explosive new video is showing a new look at the way laptops and other devices are transported aboard passenger planes. this video could change faa rules about the batteries behind digital revolution. this cargo hold filled with 5,000 lithium ion batteries for a simple test. they simulate overheating just one battery inside. and within 45 minutes, a chain reaction. nearby batteries inside catch fire. and the smoking container explodes. temperatures in the cargo hold reach 1100 degrees. >> all lithium ion batteries have some risk of this phenomenon of thermal runaway. >> reporter: in fact the pilot union said shipment of lithium batteries on aircraft is the most pressing hazmat issue that the aviation community needs to address. the batteries, more than 7 billion of which, are made each year are popular because they are lightweight. but shown to be vulnerable to overhe overheating. this laptop battery seemed to spontaneously come bust in a terminal. thousands are carried in the cargo holds of the passenger planes. while there are fire suppression systems

new cars from a car dealership parking lot. it happened overnight at burlington volkswagen route 13 0. suspects got the keys by busting window to the manager's office and also took off with ipad s laptopsnd six dealer tags and employees tell "action news" one stolen car was recovered and the search continues for the other. investigators have yet to identify the suspect. >>> and it's hard to believe we're nearing the end of december after a warm and sunny saturday. the action cam caught families enjoying mild and dry night out there at the roth man ice nrivrping dilworth park hardly a scarf in sight. unfortunately rain is reentering the forecast. >> meteorologist melissa magee is here with the a check open the forecast. it was perfect today. >> nice today walter high temperature of 50. well above average. 15 above average if you look at the temperatures across the delaware and lehigh valleys still above the daytime high philadelphia, average for us 42. that's where we are currently at 10:00 hour and mild for this time of year. and it's 43 trenton and 45 poconos and 46 degrees along the coast in sea isle city. and you look at the 4 hour temperature change it's a good two degrees warmer i

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a shocking new report shows 1800 of them are missing. auditors found 400 laptopstting in unopened boxes. the education now looking into the issue. >> one of the oldest airlines sacrificing your comfort too boost their bottom line. announcing they will add slimmer seats for shorter flights. they can actually squeeze up to 10 extra seats per plane. >> airline fees going up in time for the holidays. >> good morning. early boarding checking package you name it there are a growing list of extra charges. passenger fees may rise in other words the 25 bucks you pay to check a bag may go up to 30 hours if you insist on flying during busy travel periods. estimated they will generate nearly $50 billion for the airline industry worldwide this year. those fees already going up. they started raising checked bag prices starting january the 5th. they encourage customers to pack lighter to make more room for bags during the holiday season. the check bags could raise a red flag for regulators who may clavrp down on the riders. it will eventually stop the money making because we don

laptops. unfortunately the deals already rolled out on black friday, if you missed out, hold out to january for the new flat screen when prices begin to fall again. there are excellent deals for laptops during the back to school shopping season. while you're at it, skip buying appliances and household goods. according to retail experts, september and october may be the best time to buy appliances and save sheets and curtains for new year. white sales are in january. that is the tradition since the late 1800s. a piece of jewelry is never a bad gift under the christmas tree, better wait for after-christmas sales and valentine's day promotions. prices are better then. what you should be shopping for, what are the deals now? clothing, shoes, beauty think products and small electronics like headphones. >>> still more to come this hour including your voice. your voice is important to us. that's why during the show we want to you facebook me or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. at bought hour i will read your tweets and emails. it is an early christmas gift to drivers. gas prices are hitting the lowest levels in year

laptop or your tablet. let's get interactive. your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. and good morning from old city, philadelphia, welcome to fox 29 weekend. it is sunday, it is a date that will live in in fin i, thanks for joinings, i'm karen hepp. we have so much to get to to this morning; a story we're tracking by rolling stone magazine apologizing for it's ' profile on an alleged campus. let's get to the interactive weather. it's not as wet, damp and dreary. >> we lost the rain, but that was an all day washout on saturday. still a few clouds around, but that will give a lot more sunshine today. just a few clouds hanging on. we do have a coastal advisory. there is for ocean county, cape may county, atlantic and this is through high tied about 9:00 a.m. this morning, a little later for the back bays. always looking forward, we have a coastal flood watch out for the same area, including interior parts of south jersey. this is along the delaware bay. this is for the next round of rain coming in for tuesday. let's deal with today. we do have the cold and the wind. temp

news at 11 111:00. for bill henley and all of us at nbc 10 thanks for watching. have a great day. see you back here this afternoon at 4:00. [alert chimes on laptop] >> will: what? no, no. no, no, no, no, no. >> sonny: great news. ari's fever broke. >> will: there's something wrong with our account. >> sonny: our what? >> will: our bank accounts. sonny, i-i think we've been hacked. there's--there's no money. it's gone. >> sonny: who are you calling? >> will: the bank. hi, this is--this is w-- what are you doing? >> sonny: we weren't hacked, will. >> paul: dr. jonas. >> daniel: paul. hey, uh, we need to-- >> paul: do you see what they're giving pitchers these days on the free agency market? whew. could be a great year. so when can i start throwing again?

distributed 40% of the laptops to primary care physicians, one of the questions and those laptops in the initial interview of a newo you own a gun and another question is are there guns in your house? when your doctor asks that you, just say it is none of your business. the law does not obligate and answer but the law does obligate the doctor to ask. having that administered by someone as fiercely anti-gun as this person is is going to ratchet up. stuart: is a major contributor, bungler -- judge napolitano: all presidents appoint people, usually a surgeon general is above that for a. is largely an honorific position. he becomes an admiral in the navy. he has the bully pulpit with which to cajole the medical profession. judge napolitano: any thoughts on the new surgeon general? >> is he ever coop. he took on some real issues losing wasn't a bungler i don't believe. he was interesting. remembers the woman clinton appointed that advocated masturbation? an african-american woman. i liked her too. don: you really brought -- >> she gave common-sense. the advice to young children. stuart: power of the internet. ups launc

laptop] no, no. no, no, no, no, no. >> sonny: great news.ever broke. >> will: there's something wrong with our account. >> sonny: our what? >> will: our bank accounts. sonny, i-i think we've been hacked. there's--there's no money. it's gone. >> sonny: who are you calling? >> will: the bank. hi, this is--this is w-- what are you doing? >> sonny: we weren't hacked, will. >> paul: dr. jonas. >> daniel: paul. hey, uh, we need to-- >> paul: do you see what they're giving pitchers these days on the free agency market? whew. could be a great year. so when can i start throwing again?

laptop? >> the war on cyber monday. they write books about this. newsat do segments about cyber monday. >> more people today will not shop online than will shop online. i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 31 minutes past the hour. big meetings at the white house about ferguson and the aftermath that happened. the president will devote his day to discussions with law enforcement officials and civil rights leaders. the meetings will cover military programs to build trust two the communities. attorney general eric holder will go to atlanta with the same mission today. he will have a series of conversations that will begin tonight. >> the conversation of ferguson extending to the football field. five members of the rams raised their arms as they took the field against the oakland raiders. holding their hands up in the hands up, don't shoot gesture. it is a symbol of the ferguson protests. in ferguson, the streets were relatively calm, quiet on sunday following the resignation of darren wilson and the city's announcement to increase minority representa

. >>> view storm tracker storm tre radar on our desktop laptop or tablet. go to newmorning. the umbrellas, it's cold, snowy. but not inside. anna kendrick having fun at the twitter mirror. that's a good one. a lot of star power, anna is here, joaquin phoenix is here as well. there he is in the brand new movie from thomas paularound. talk to them in just a bit. >> if that was in social square, we need the lights out. >>> looking forward to hearing from him, and we want to mention our "gma" layaway live, an incredible series of surprises for shoppers in orlando on monday. tim tebow paid off their layaway accounts so they could give gifts. reactions were priceless. so many of you have joined in online to help us and help pay away the layaway. there's still time if you haven't yet to learn to be a layaway angel. go to goodmorningamerica.com on ya hoo, and thank you in advance. >> i love that people are helping us help others. that's fantastic. and we have more surprises tomorrow from different stores across the country. can't wait. >> that is going to be great. >>> town

laptop hit the chief in the chest. a woman faces the summons for running the stop sign and driving without a license. >>> new this morning, a taxi carrying a passenger careens off i-95 and the driver says this was no accident. the taxi ended up in a marsh along the northbound labels in up land, delaware county. the driver said he was run off the road by a tractor-trailer that never stopped. state police are looking into the claim. the driver and passenger were taken to chester-crozer medical center. both are expected to be okay. >>> the search is on for a gunman in a late-night shooting in chester. the victim was rushed to crozer-chester, who pulled the trigger and why is still under investigation. >>> philadelphia police are trying to figure out who opened fire on a man driving down the 1500 block of south cleveland street. witnesses say the 46-year-old man was going southbound when someone opened fire. the man was hit 14 times before crashing his car into the front stoop of a home. he was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. investigators don't have think the attack is random and questioned the witnesses in the

the faa says this morning that explosive new video is forcing a fresh look at the way laptops and otherevices or transported aboard passenger planes. this is the video that could change faa rules about the powerful batteries behind the digital revolution. a cargo container carried below in nearly every passenger jet. this one filled with 5,000 lithium ion batteries for what was supposed to be a simple test. government researchers simulated overheating just one battery inside, and within 45 minutes, a jane reaction. nearby batteries inside catch fire and the smoking container explodes. temperatures in the cargo hold reach 1100 degrees. >> all lithium ion batteries have some risk of this phenomenon of thermal runaway. >> reporter: in fact the pilot union said shipment of lithium batteries aboard aircraft is currently the most pressing hazmat issue that the aviation community needs to address. the batteries, more than 7 billion of which, are made each year are popular because they are lightweight. but shown to be vulnerable to overheating. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: this laptop battery se

new toys. >> a big toe giveaway that still needs help. >>> plus 7 on your side's michael finney on the best laptop for your money. >>> two police officers are being hailed as heroes. they got to this fire at an apartment building as residents were screaming that someone was still inside. the officers rushed in, found a 20-year-old man and carried him out to safety. he suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation and so did the two officers who saved him. the red cross found temporary shelter for more than a dozen people who lived in the building. >>> now to a big problem going on all around us and most of us are unaware. kids cast off with no choice but to leave home. up until a year ago, homeless teenagers had a place to hang out but it was closed. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler on the new campaign to change that. >> reporter: the homeless youth alliance is now homeless itself. after losing the lease last christmas on its drop-in center in san francisco. for 12 years, it served kids living on the street in the hague. no more hot showers, bathrooms or kitchens. it now takes basic services to the street, offering clothing, food, medical

laptop, car batteries and equipment. if you know anything that might help catch him, call philadelphia police. >>> now in new jersey, police have caught two people accused of pulling off a string of burglaries. police say 27-year-old jacob norman and 37-year-old jennifer owe donahue are connected to home burglaries throughout egg harbor township. police have actually -- got back some of the stolen merchandise. >> police do not believe rapper beanie sigel was the intented target of a shooting at this brother-in-law's new jersey home. pleasantville police say that sigel may have been at the wrong place at the wrong time. the 40-year-old who's real name is twenty eight grant is still in critical condition tonight after being shot friday after dropping his kids off at school. police found the rapper's brother-in-law with scrapes and bruises to his face and arms. officers say that brother-in-law is not a suspect but, he's also not cooperating with the investigation so far there have been in arrests. >> new jersey state senator is proposing legislation to retrain thousands of laid off atlantic city casino workers for new job. se

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rewarding to watch television programs on a tv than a laptop or an ipad that by connecting your tv set your your connection, it opens up a whole new programming. they have been very, very impactful. i think going forward, smart tv's in particular -- when prices for smart tv's come down, the ability to use your smart tv to get on the web and get video on the web will move more even consumers to fragment their viewing across a wider array of choices. probably not as disruptive as they first imagined. they thought they would be buying programming, buying super bowl rights. but they have caused change through the technology to how we consume media. >> you said earlier that 2014 has been a major year of change for you, but i'm curious what issues you are watching for in 2015 that will interest the market. >> ok, so for media, we worry about -- we will continue to look at advertising. 2014, for an election, olympic year, has been surprisingly weak for television advertising. so next year, without those nice stimulis, what is going to happen to television advertising? we are all concerned about that. second is ratings and measurement. i

rewarding to watch television programs on a tv than a laptop or an ipad that by connect can your tv set to your internet you're able to open up a whole newf programming. they've been very, very impactful. i think going forward, smart tvs in particular, when they price comes down, the ability to actually use your smart tv to get on the web and get video on the web is going to move even more consumers to fragment their viewing across a wider array of choices. so, yes, probably not as disruptive as people first imagined. thought they'd be buying programming, buying super bowl rights, but they've caused change through the technology to how we view media. >> you said earlier that 2014 has been major year of change for you, about i'm curious what issues you're watching for in 2015 that will interest the market. >> guest: so, for media, we worry about what people focus -- will be looking at advertising. 2014, an election, olympic year, a surprising week for television advertising. next year, without those nice stimulus, what's going to happen to television advertising? we're all concerned about that. second is rate examination measurement. -- r