me to thank me for saying that and asked me if he could send me -- they were coming out with a new laptopd, 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. emily: you helped him write that? aaron: honestly, i fixed a couple of typos. emily: i was there that day. aaron: are you kidding? emily: yes, my sister was graduating that day. aaron: oh, wow. that's amazing. emily: it was beautiful. aaron: 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. emily: 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. aaron: the same pressure that i feel when i am writing anything. maybe with a little sauce on top of pressure because

tim: students are rushing out and buy new laptops for the school year. s a positive sign, going into the second half of the year when we get to the new school year. cory: you will have these new macs available. there were delays when they first launched these things. the last quarter, 10% year-over-year growth, in industry, they are coming out with 10% year-over-year growth. those growth rates are declining, but new products just hit the street. dell, hp, they would kill for 10%. they would kill for 5% pc growth. tim: we are seeing an interesting moment here. we are seeing a moment where the mac platform is a computing platform that is expanding far beyond people who have been interested in the platform for a long time. we are seeing it now bleed into business in new ways. we are seeing it bleed deeper into the consumer in new ways. it is not just the premium slice of the market. when people think about the pc market, they think about the market with windows. we are starting to see the ecosystem move beyond that for macs, moving into new areas. cory: craw

. >>> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning looking to are a new laptop or tablet, but you don't want to break the bank? google can help. >>> plus a buffalo in texas makes a break for it with cops hot on his trail. we have the amazing video next. >>> we're hopping down the bunny trail chris house how's the weather. >> reporter: the weather will cooperate. we have wet weather across delaware and south jersey. i'll have the easter sunday forecast when we come right back. [horn beeps] [. >> typical roundup in texas. they were going after a buffalo the bison ran off from its home. animal control corrals him. he is okay. police let the owner know. they prefer to catch something not so large. he gave them a run for their money. >> he is bigger than the car. >> we'll need to call in for backup. we'll need the suv for these guys. >> reporter: theals the way they do things in texas -- that's the with way they do things in texas. >>> the system is moving away and nothing more than a few showers across south jersey and the delaware bay region working out to sea. egg harbor, and bu

of this, if people are going to shop for things they're going to go to am done and say i need a new laptop not google and see what's presented to them. they're already starting to lose that market share. they've lost a lot to social media, facebook, and google trying with their google circles it just never worked out for them here. >> there are safeguards put in place by big u.s. tech firms like microsoft and amazon and google? >> we hope that the government is watching and paying attention because these companies become so massive that i think especially in the realm of tmg technology the law doesn't catch up as fast as technology does. the world of technology, we're not sure how important is it that google has a 90% market share? what could potentially be bad about that? well we could see what's bad about that when you go to search for a flight they're going to say why don't you use our flight booking service? is the consumer getting harmed in that way are they ending up paying more? there's not a lot of harm because the legislature has to see the harm and address it. >> back in europe a

. >> i want to get her to the new gold laptop. apple is strong around laptops.hink where we're disappointed around ipad sales. you know, that laptop market is still a gigantic market. you know, my kids use it. they're living on the apple ecosystem. i think what people don't -- very hard to value for the analysts is obviously the stores. the ecosystem. the fact that from eight to 80, apple has a lockdown on an audience. then you have the genius bars. very few people talk about. very hard metric to talk about. that engages the customer for a lifetime. that's something that google and samsung can't do. best buy. it's an atrocity. apple systems, eight to 80. that's how investors need to think about the numbers. >> colleen, the services that howard touched upon. i'm thinking anybody can hang on every word about apple pay, or is it more itunes? anything about apple tv? >> yeah. i think we all kind of forgot about apple tv with all this watch hubbub. i think there will be incremental updates. another big thing will be on the dividend. i think that any sort of weakening

a new report tonight says yes, all it takes is a laptop. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett, "outfront," breaking news. protests across the nation tonight after another deadly shooting involving a white officer and an unarmed black man. you're looking at the crowd taking to the street right here in new york. they're blocking traffic on new york's brooklyn bridge at this moment. there's also another rally going on in san francisco already, as you can see, crowds are gathered there with signs that read "black lives matter." these are scenes repeated in several other cities tonight, including tulsa, where today, 73-year-old volunteer deputy turned himself in after being charged with second degree manslaughter. robert bates is his name and he said he accidentally shot eric harris, the man you see running away in an undercover sting operation. there are growing questions tonight about whether bates who is a former insurance executive who had donated thousands of dollars to the sheriff's department in tulsa, was qualified to be on the street. brian young is live to

. >> i keep thinking i want a new laptop.aven't gotten one in several years and i think i might be more likely to buy a tablet again. >> you're holding one now. a perfect device. >> i messed up your entire screen because the buttons are on the bottom. >> probably wasn't set up properly when i carried over because when you move, when you put it into tablet mode it disables the keyboard. >> my fault, it wasn't completely flipped over. >> doesn't matter. >> not just about pcs, but the phone business. you're in the phone business in the united states in a big way. >> yes. >> when you think about that, your relationship is different. you are reliant on google in that case because that is an android platform. >> on the operating system probably not. this is, you know we believe that success is a matter of focus and we're good at what we do and we're good at making devices. operating system is a different game. we're very happy right now with the relationship with android. of course we bought motorola from google but we think the mo

in the meantime a very new apple macbook laptop. christina warren is senior tech analyst and brought with her a new macbook to show off. >> yes. >> you asked the question joe, is that an ipad. it looks like an ipad. >> it looks like an ipad -- i have one with a keyboard hooked up into it. >> it's about the same size and thickness. a little bit bigger screen. >> but this is not the exciting thing that people he are going to apple stores this weekend for. >> some people are. this has been getting a lot of excitement but the big thing is the watch. >> are you wearing one or no? >> no they wouldn't give me one. but i have used it. >> better or worse than you thought. >> better. >> i've used a lot of different smart watches. you know i wore pebble for a long time. i've gone through the various wear devices. it's the first one that actually feels like jewelry and like a real watch. >> so would you go out and get the first edition or do you wait until 2 or 3.0. >> this is the tough thing. if you're an early adopter and somebody that hasn't

that you marvel at the slenderness of the brand-new apple laptop?ontinue moore's law has to continue. the processing power of integrated circuits or computer chips has to keep doubling every two years or so if we are to live in a future of thinner and more powerful and less power-hungry devices. the power that moore's lorentz into is there are physical limits. intel believes it can extend moore's law for another 10 years. we don't face any problems in the near future. it is about the width of adtomstoms. electrons need to move through this and if it is too narrow there will be no competition taking place. researchers at places like intel and ibm are looking into alternative tech ologies -- technologies. things are happening right now like grafting for example which is a layer of pure graphite one-atom thick. i am excited as you can tell. betty: i think it is fascinating. i read about that. how you commercialize that? betty:erik: tough stuff. betty: we will be back. ♪ betty: back to one of our top stories this morning. the changes to google search al

the changes won't affect searches on desktop and laptop computers. >>> a new program is e1dehelping parents in the class we give a flow chart of when to call the doctor whenrto go to the emergency room or when to call the 24-hour hotline. >> pediatric er visits dropped e1 25% during the first year. that means member insurance costs also went down. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> what a turn around of thefá weather. beautiful sunshine over the weekend, dry. it's windy and wet this morning. a steady rain in cape may. 51 degrees at fá4:27 on a monday morning. jessica boyington in theçó first alert traffic center. how's it looking out there? >> looking okay. it's a little bit wet on the schuylkille1 expressway aroundjf monubáá rive. take it easy. drive times are up and i'll tell you exactly what thexd drive times are lw far when we come back. >>> plus a new place to walk t(e1 run, hike, or bike through chester county. the much anticipated trail that >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> a rainy commute is ahead for our monday. live look outside.xd a soggy scene down in capew3 may this

government agency warns it may be possible to take over a commercial plane with nothing other than a laptop. >> this neweport says computers on hundreds of newer planes are vulnerable to hacking, either by someone on board or even on the ground. that's because the cockpits use the same wi-fi at passengers. >> the report says it's possible somewhere could actually commandeer the aircraft, put a virus into the flight control computers and even take over the warning or navigation systems. cnn aviation analyst mary sciavo says cyber security should be a top priority. >> this is the second in a series of reports they did the first one in january. in january, they found that the faa had failed to take this into consideration in building their new air traffic control system, which is wonderful. but it relies on satellites and computer interfacing literally to fly around the world seamlessly. so now, the second part says, and not only did the faa not take into consideration cyber security and developing this system and putting up good fire walls in air traffic control, they looked at the aircraft and made sure

so you've got laptops blackberrys and that's opening up new concerns about security as well. >> with these laptops and stuff paid prostitutes nchts why he. >> funded by the cartels? >> the cartels, yes. at least we saved the taxpayer. >> and they got those nice unpaid vacations which is really kind of nice this time of year. >> yeah. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> an airport screener rigged a computer system so one of her coworkers could fondel men whom he found attractive. it's a true thing. or at least it's the accusation from the transportation security administration, the tsa. a spokesman confirmed the tsa fired both agents in this tick instance, apparently this is a fireable offense happened in denver. the local station there kcnc the cbs station reported that the female agent would set the scannerer to a women's setting to it would flagmen's krochs for pat downs. one of the agents reportedly confessed to her boss that it had happened at least ten times. >>> some breaking news now you may find this interesting. the white house announced seconds ago that president obama will

leon: a rough flight for a passenger on a flight from new york to chicago when his laptop caught fire it began smoking. then they poured water on its. the incident forced the plane to make an unscheduled landing in buffalo. no one was hurt. but there will be an investigation. alison: yikes. that's a rough trip. leon: coming up -- the startling accusation that ended up in a billion-dollar lawsuit. reporter: they have been battling for years over a problem birth-control device. i am live on capitol hill. coming up, and emotional case. >> countdown to first pitch alison: after using social media to shine light on a birth-control device, a group of women finally got to share their concerns with the fda. 7 on your side told you back in january about thousands of complaints. those calling for a recall to their message to the fda in person. josie? josie: we were not allowed to attend the meeting of the food and drug administration, but we did catch up with a group of women on capitol hill as she -- as they push to get pulled from the market. her mission begins and ends with the doors of cong

new york. a passengers laptop started smoking. the plane made the stop in buffalo. rd were hurt. >>> in other national news president obama is cracking down on hackers who threaten national security. on wednesday the the president signed an executive order allowing the treasury department to impose financial sanctions against hackers. the sanctions can be imposed on individuals or groups committing cyber attacks. the executive order comes after november cyber attack on sony pictures in which the fbi pinned on north carolina. >>> we'll take a quick break. our san mateo bridge camera showing conditions out there. in all it's not bad although it's awfully cold in spots. and the breeze still blowing out there this morning. we'll have more on the forecast, what you can expect for the rest of the week and this coming easter holiday weekend. >>> we are back time now 4:15. be i want to get caught up on weather and traffic. >> here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. it could be a brisk day for some spots. i don't expect it to be as windy compared to the last couple of day

secret is a display that tries new thinking arn privacy and data, it is new but important parts of the public realm. >> the guardian laptop the starting point for the display and the conversation that we had. seeing it destroyed and the scars, it's shocking. the guardian called it a symbolic act of discussion. it's so interesting, like a laptop redesigned. there's a lot of things, the tools of modern citizenship. we go from the selfie stick to the laptop, it's a fun - we don't think about it, we photograph ourselves. they do it in the museum all the time. life. who wanted to unlock a slightly more sinister access to all of that. it's kept by someone. one of the most interesting phenomena that we looked at was seeing how do you keep the phones secure. it's a phone you can buy now. all of your transmitted messages, and your phone calls are encrypted. these are the router, a web router that ensures web browsers are encrypted. >> there's an object that stands out. the twin typewriter is the lowest object. the russian secret services ordered up a load of the typewriters after the edward snowden leaks when they realised it's to

are modernizing planes attackers have a new vulnerability they could exploit. a terrorist with a laptop could it is among the passengers and take control of the airplane using the passenger wi-fi. >> a chase seen you would expect in the old west is caught on camera because of modern technology. police video show as man galloping away on the horse and the officers say that robert morris jr. took off on the hours when they tried to arrestly. he was wanted on self warrants. police captured him and the animal control officers are taking care of his horse whose name is "gold." >> now, a look at weather. meteorologist mike nicco, we saw the rain on the video but no rain in our forecast. >> not until next week. thought maybe he was doing the pony express because it was the 150th anniversary yesterday. >> in san rafael, no fog. it is bone dry air. with no breeze at 7-11 degrees warmer than yesterday. talk about a quick turn around. it will be cool at game tonight but not so cool as last night. 63 at 7:15 dropping to 58. an the state we have high fire danger in southern california and it will no

new pilot program where young immigrants can apply for a work permit and remove from deportation. it says it plans to create more opportunities for immigrants in the coming years. >>> leave your laptops a brand new study finds students learn better when they take notes by hands. kinds who type mindlessly record everything their teacher says. but those writing listen to what's most important. >>> prince harry is now down under. he just arrived in australia for a month long military deployment. for the next four weeks he will train with australian soldiers and learn more about their program for wounded warriors. in june harry retires from the british military after a decade of service. he plans on working with injured vets. >>> it is now seven minutes till the top of the hour. a salary for stay at home moms? sound good. one husband puts a price tag on how much they should get paid. his essay is going viral. your e-mails next. >>> major league baseball's opening day kicks off today. why you will need to get to the stateiums earlier than ever. >>> this goat is in trouble with the law. what he did that landed him in the arms of police. ♪ how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets? trust me

. >> 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

he called the new mac book the future of the laptop. the watch he said the responsibility has been overwhelmingly positive, and over 3500 apps are available for that device. back to you. >> thank you so much, josh lipton. let's get back to brian blair who has been listens in, too. what do you think you have been to do tomorrow morning in terms of what you're going to tell clients. we're going to focus on the iphone. the whole story really is about iphone. i think what i will focus on is the -- what i think the project will be for the june quarter. that is again what will carry the quarter. the watch is good to talk about. it's good to talk about apple pay and some of these other initiatives. at the end of the day the it will trade -- my commentary will focus on that. we provided a lot of clues about the strength of that. at josh mentioned, we're seeing a lot of first-time buyers, a lot of switchers. 245z going to determine whether whether apple goes to 150, 16 or trades south. >> i wonder what somebody like carl icahn or green light doe

new formula will not affect searches on desktop and laptop computers. >>> time right now is 5:41.ck on the weather lisa. >> we are looking at oakland. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. emeryville cloudy. in fact mist and drizzle for many. we will see fog in the inland valleys and clearing, but how warm will it get? i'll have the numbers for you next. >> and also next the pelicans made the warriors sweat down the stretch, but the dubs held on to win game one. mike shumann has the highlights and the reaction coming up in >> a special camera could soon help thousands of bay area couples get pregnant. at news anchor cheryl jennings shows us, it's a technology that we've profiled before and now it's proven to work. >> how about the monkey? >> courtney said she and her husband are grateful both for their young son j.j. and the cutting edge technology that helped them get pregnant. like thousands of couples, they turned to in vitro fertilizeition or ivf. but then a doctor told them about a device that might up their odds. >> it increased our confidence that the right embryo was going t

up next on abc 7 news at 4:00 forget about iphones and laptops. there's thieves out there targeting another item in your vehicle. >> you should be able to feel confident without having those being stolen. alison: coming up why the third row seats in your s.u.v. is such a hot item to steal. reporter: if you are a crab lover, this is a story that you'll want to hear. a new study found if you go to a restaurant in our area and order a crab cake it's very likely not made with meat from one of these blue crabs. i'm brad bell. coming up at 5:00 i'll tell you what you're really getting. alison: some terrifying moments for a 12-year-old locked inside his home with a burglar. he was alone at the time but he had one person helping him through the ordeal. >> did you see did he have a weapon in his hand or anything? >> i don't know. alison: the dispatcher talking to luke fornier who locked himself in his mother's bedroom after a man smashed a window and came inside. luke was whispering, as you could hear there, because he didn't obviously want to be heard. we

the new formula will not affect searches on desktop and laptop computers. >> all right. the weather? >> still cloudy at sfo. 54 degrees here. you can see some breaks in the overcast. we will have a sunny afternoon but slightly cooler today. that marine layer making a impact on our temperatures today and all week long. i'll explain why coming up. >> lisa, thank you. and also next, the pelicans maids the warriors sweat down the stretch but the dubs held on to win game one. >>> a special camera could soon help thousands of bay area couples get pregnant. abc7's news anchor cheryl jennings shows us. it's a technology that we've profiled before, and now it's proven to work. >> how about the monkey? >> courtney kenny said she and her husband are grateful both for their young son j.j. and the cutting edge technology that helped them get pregnant. like thousands of couples, they turned to in vitro fertilization or i.v.f. but then their doctor told them about a device that might up their odds. >> it increased our confidence that the right embryo was going to be selected. >> this c

the new formula will not affect searches on desktop and laptop computers. >> 6:41 right now.ittle foggy out there. >> yeah, pretty gray with 40s and 50s a blanket of low clouds. here's the golden gate bridge. visibility reduced to just over a mile along the shoreline with mist and drizzle. a cool day but we still have some 80s to talk about today and the only day of the work week where we will see 80s. i'll be back with the forecast. >> thank you. and also next the pelicans made the warriors sweat down the stretch but the warriors held on to win game one. we have the hig ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. >> a spec

new inventory. you will also see price cuts on spring clothes, summer is around the corner and stores want to make a lot of room for the next season. also computers, desktops and laptops are on sale now. school year is winding down new models are about to come out, so stores want to clear inventory. and last digital cameras. like computers, new camera models will be out soon so now's the time to get the best deal. it's great time also to snap a few pictures of the beautiful spring that we are about to walk into. and as we get deeper into the season prices will likely go down even further, but just remember you'll have fewer products to choose from at the end of the season. coming up on news4 at 5:00 tonight, a warning about lawn care services after an uptick in local complaints. we'll tell you how to protect yourself from service scams. that's tonight at 5:00. if off story idea for the consumer watch, send us an e-mail. >>> thanks, erika. getting ready for the next phase. a big stem forward this afternoon for one of the most watched trials in the country and why some believe the hardest part is yet to come. >>> you've probably heard this before, a baby that just could

>> and the national league -- forget cockpit door locks, a startling new report reveals that soon all terrorists will need say laptop and wi-fi connection to possibly take control of a commercial plane. good afternoon, everyone. wellcome to "the lead" and i'm jake tapper. the first we're hearing from hillary clinton at her first official campaign stop. talking to voters about why she wants your vote. she did so in this new modest campaign style taking the eye out of iowa as it were hitting the hawkeye state not with a raucous rally to lay out her 2016 agenda but with a more intimate gathering with teachers and students in month sell low. . >> a lot of people have asked me well, you know why do you want to do this and what motivates you and i've thought a lot about it and i guess the short answer is i've been fighting for children and families my entire adult life. >> before the roundtable clinton engaged in what you might call a little coffee talk at a quaint family owned business in leclair iowa population, 4,000. and just in case you didn't get the memo the clinton was learning from the mistakes of her last campai

news america. still to come the leader of hamas speaks to bbc laming the prime minister for killing the peace process. the laptop used to store top-secret documents leaked by nsa flows -- nsa whistleblower edward snowden is on display in london. the name edward snowden has become instantly recognizable. the device behind his leaks were here at the albert museum. a macbook air computer. a little bit worse for wear because the guardian newspaper that published all of the leaks was instructed by british intelligence to smash it apart. there are 17 pieces that are part of an exhibit. they went through links to break this apart? >> to learn more about how they were instructed to learn more about how they were attracted to damage the data. there were specific parts that had to have the serial number removed or the data is a clear removed. for me it was interesting to learn that there were so many components within the computer that potential he hold data. you can see the trackpads which moves around the cursor. even that is damaged. laura: what you hope to achieve from the exhibition? >> we are interested in the publi

laptop or tablet. google has not released the price, but they say that it will cost less than $100. alison: wow. new tonight therapeutic yoga. the class was held in northwest. yoga is believed to help breast cancer patients during the recovery, and the center also offers free cooking and art classes and meditation. it is funded by money raised from the susan g. komen race for the cure. leon: incredible view of flashes , thunderstorms and central africa. this was shot from 200 miles above the year. an astronaut posted this video on social media from his perch on the international space station. that is the view that he gets every night. alison: interesting. steve: pretty wild. thunderstorm season is around the corner, but nothing too bad today. leon: you sound like you cannot wait. steve: i want nice weather, i want the pollen to be washed away, and i want the cherry blossoms to come out on schedule, april 11 through the 14 is the target date. outside at this hour, the showers have finally come to an end. if you were out at dinner time and the wind kicked up, the cold front zip through. it is 49 degr

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laptop and will go to this year's world series. congratulations, kayla. well done. over to drew now and a check of the forecast. exciting news. i'm not going to overhype it. when i heard the word rain -- >> sprinkles possible but tonight we are talking about precipitation-free, but taking you outside on this sunday evening, live look showing you the blue skies are now giving way to low clouds and fog as a stronger onpush comes in tonight and brings widespread dense fog in many locations for your monday morning. that's having a big effect on our temperatures right now. 56 in san francisco. in our inland valleys it's 81 in antioch, 73, livermore. oakland, 63. san jose 66. satellite and radar is going to show you two areas of high pressure. around high pressure the winds circulate clockwise ask that means winds out of the north and that's a cooler wind pattern so temperatures drop inday daytime high category over the next 48 hours, and then introduce a cold front wednesday and thursday and that will likely touch off a few sprinkles across the region. but future fogcast shows you tonight and tomorrow morning monday, 6:00, as we'r

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laptops to light the blackboards. and shuts down museums across the capital, evacuating tourists to the streets. >> quite disappointed. because we came all the way from new york to take our kids to see the air and space. >> reporter: traffic lights out across the city. metro stations dark. the escalators frozen. and at the state department, the daily briefing interrupted in mid sentence. >> the whole building is out. >> reporter: the spokesman continues, moments later, via flashlight apps from cell phones. at the white house, lights flickered, but emergency power kicked in almost immediately. >> i was with the president, and he did not notice. >> reporter: but on the other side of town, someone did notice. oprah, her comments honoring the new maya angelou stamp interrupted. >> forever stamp. >> reporter: all of this blamed on a downed line in suburban maryland. no suggestion of terrorism. david? >> jim avila tonight at the white house. jim, thank you. >>> now, to the extreme weather in several parts of the country this evening. first, the drenching rain in california and then something else. take a look at this. we took note of this reporter doing a piec

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