sthis high tech board of directors to talk to them more about it.his high tech board of directors to talk to them more about it.is hh tech board of directors toalk to them more about it.s high tech board of directors to talk to them more about it. high tech board of directors to talk to them more about it. bruce, ramon, great to see both of you. so don't you have that reaction like, you know, here's a game, 99 cents, 7 million time, why not me. >> absolutely. >> what i found interesting is frankly, they look like they're 12 years old. they did it for fun and now they have investors. is that kind of the way to approach this if you're young and you've got a game idea, or should you you go ahead and start a company? >> i think you should. i think prior to the internet, you needed a smart idea, a lot of luck, logistics and a lot of money. after the internet, you just need the internet and a smart idea. and whether you're 12 or 42, you can do it. >> i think it's important to recognize the difference between a hobby and a hobby that could go into a business. what a lot are doing is publish

tech up 17-7 in the second. taylor finds andre smith for the seven-yard touchdown and the hokeys go up 24-7. we then go to the third. same score and more from taylor and this time with his legs and total offense on the day and breaks the school record with his go ofth win as a starting qb and hokies win, 35-21. >>> and rickey dobbs and the navy midshipmen on the road. we start in the third quarter. the navy's down 3 and with the touchdown through the air and this time, keeps it up the middle and with that four-yard td. the same score, late in the 3rd, wake is driving this time and this is kenner price, hitting a wide-open brown and pushes it in for the score. that gives wake a 27-21 lead. 30 seconds left in the game, the navy still down 6 and knocking on the doorstep. rickey dobbs lobs it and holds it for the game-winning touchdown and navy wins 28-27. >>> we need another the time out. when we come back, tiger woods is back in d.c. and we have the scoop after this.  >> tiger woods was in d.c. this

jobs- creation and the greenfield- green tech jobs. sklar, kron 4 news. >> ♪ and with a few bay area clouds and the temperatures are pretty much warmer as there were, yesterday. cooler closer to the coastline which is an indication of things to come. 69 in san francisco, and even 79 in oakland, redwood city, the sea breezes are starting to increase. the cool marine air starting to affect your forecast tonight/tomorrow. however,, left coastal fog and even some spilling talking to san francisco. that will clear back, quickly but the still the influence of the marine air. 5- 10 degrees and closer to the coastline. to take a look of the fog tracker it is going to be along the coast and spilling into san francisco. and a san mateo also seeing it and by 8:00 a.m., to the ocean beach, the city, and also later in the morning. cooler tomorrow, by 80 and the santa rosa, 77 degrees in richmond, the inland valley circle in the mid-upper 80s. a 66 degrees at half moon bay. and 85 degrees in san jose. not a bad day! as we go towards the weekend is g

it was 10-3 early but georgia tech. tech ran for 477 yards. allen having a career day.zone. 32-21. virginia 0-2 in the acc. virginia tech hosting central michigan. chippewa scoring first. ryan radcliff spinning a spiral here to jerry harris. part of a 13-play 80-yard drive. and central is up 7-0. can an upset be brewing? no. t squared. 72-yard run. 9 carries. tying the score at 7. he can throw it. chucking it across the middle to andre smith. 27th win at the start. tech wins 25-21. >>> west virginia hosting unlv. big play of the day. order of the day. divine only three carries. two for touchdowns. i like that average. 49-6. >>> big day in college football. navy wins by one. alabama number 1. >> want to recap for us? >> delightful. clear skies overnight tonight and then a high of only 78 tomorrow. kickoff about 78 degrees. beautiful. >> skins tomorrow. >> packers. >> have a good night. >> got to be real. packers. >> you're wrong. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> news after conflicting reports emerged on michael dougl

it's time for this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, barnes and noble looks toin over the next generation of e-readers launch nook kids including picture books, and novels and enhanced editions of classics. titles will be available for a app for ipad and other device. amazon makes it easier to share electronic books. they can lend the books

virginia tech cuts the lead to three. fourthuarter now, less than two minutes to play and nc state up 30-28. here comes tie rod taylor. pass over the middle. boykin bounces away and nc state, having a tough time. into the end zone for a 39-yard touchdown. the hokies added one more td and thepset nc state 41-30. >>> let's go to charlottesville. mike london and virginia hosting florida state in their conference opener. first quarter, where we start seminoles up 3-0. fsu on offense. germane thomas gets the handoff and slips a few tackles and teams all day having problem making tackles. i think everyone needs to logon to how to make a tackle.com. 70 yards for the touchdown and florida state takes a 10-0 lead. i'm sorry. kpom on, kids. come on. first play of the second quarter, fsu, christian ponder, perfect pass. 15 yards for the score and florida state defeats virginia, 34-14. next up for mike london and uva, a trip to georgia tech. >>> navy owns the commander-in-chief trophy. they've had the trophy for th last four years bu

destination was the high tech innovation site that. was that . it was morning rush hour in the subway with passengers al boarding their way through the crowd there's little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people were flashes in the security service came out followed by arnold schwarzenegger i thought to myself wow people like that often lost on the ticket barrier closed on him he got stuck. in a few minutes of course. but now he knows. arnold schwarzenegger rolled just one stop but it was enough for him to post a wave that muscovites allegedly like that public transport had his journey lasted for more than ten minutes he might well have changed his impression but the russian authorities have also told us for the four new governor providing cubits police escort and a permanent right of way. it was in june that swartz nager hosted the russian president giving him a tour of silicon valley and showcasing his very masculine boots. it is not clear whether mitt wondered what it's like to be truth but o

from his tweet exchange with president medvedev driving the metro to his plans to help russia's high tech mission. the people thought to be behind september's deadly blast in russia's republic of north have been arrested the head of the country's security services says the case has now been solved but that's get the details now from kabul tom take us through these latest developments. yes kerry well the case that you're referring to refers to a bomb a suicide bomber in a car driving into a market invited us in north of setia early september he detonated his car bomb killing fifteen people and wounding one hundred a very serious attack there is since then he's a bit on the hunt for those responsible and i'll examine the board because the head of the russian security services says those people have been apprehended he also says that they have some links to a serious terrorist group in the region itself with links to al qaeda let's hear more from mr bought the call from self. the chair attack has been solved three suspects have been arrested and they are now in jail the organizer of the blas

if the dollar drops a penny, united tech earnings will be a penny more per share. but wolfgang koester with currency management firm fire- apps notes united tech could see costs rise, if it has to pay more for materials priced in stronger currencies. >> so you actually have offsets there that may actually have negative impacts due to the costs. while your revenues may be looking higher, your costs proportionally may be actually even higher. >> tom: we will see just what impact the dollar had on united tech's earnings and its outlook next week. third quarter results are due wednesday. >> suzanne: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: wall street ends the week mixed, as weakness in the financials dragged the blue chips lower. the dow fell 31 points, the nasdaq rose 33 points and the s&p 500 was up two. big board trading volume topped 1.4 billion shares, its highest of the week, while nasdaq trading volume held firmly above two billion shares. consumer prices barely budged in september, up just one-tenth of a percent. the core-rate, excluding food and en

it's this morning's tech bite. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, microsoft is set to unveil the windows 7 today. the smart phone has an entirely new operating system. various reports says it allows documents to be viewed and edited and shared using microsoft office and is expected in stores in the next few weeks. and there are high expectations for the business application market acording to a tech industry survey by ibm, business apps are expected to lead all over business software development by 2015. one analyst says it is because smart phones are more powerful and making apps is getting easier and google is working on a driverless car. a blogger for the "new york times" tried it out. and the car use video cameras and radar sensors and laser range find eggs to navigate roads and traffic. goose he -- google engineers say they had one accident when another vehicle rear ended it. those are the your tech bites, i am rob nelson.

moscow of his tweet exchange with president get ever writing veteran this plans to help russia's high tech missions. thus the enormous price of economic progress but he visits one of the world's most polluted towns in russian rules to see if there is hope in the future for its citizens. since the afghan war began many a decade ago an entire generation of children had to grow up on the streets their hard lives leave a little time for a normal childhood when school artie's has been meeting some of the young afghan teenagers struggling to feed themselves and their families. for a few hours each finding these street kids get to remember they still just children . to them can find is more than just a pastime it's a sport a skill we all who master it are equal and for a few brief moments forget that they live in abject poverty. my name is what's he doing on the phone. i'll never forget one day there was no job i came home and there was no food and my brothers and sisters and my mother they went to sleep hungry that god is only thirteen years old but as the man of the house his responsibility sta

virginia tech wins, 45-21. >>> virginia at visiting georgia tech. allen was a monster for the yellow jackets. at 195 yards, three touchdowns. georgia tech beat virginia. >>> steve spurrier, remember him? south carolina gamecocks taking on alabama. jeffrey, touchdown. a knock off alabama, knocking off the no. 1 team in the country. a 35-1. >>> navy gets the best of wake forest, how were false, losing big to firman. -- howard falls, losing big to firman. >>> the yankees looking to put their stranglehold on the series against the twins. the pitch, he got all of that. two-run home run. the yankees win, eliminating the twins, moving on to the american league championship series. >>> the tampa bay rays climbed back into their series against the rangers tonight. solo home run, right center, the rays win game 3, 6-3. >>> third round action of the senior pga, potomac, maryland. on 12, 15-foot putt, the burden falls. -- the birdie false. o'meara goes into the final round tomorrow as the leader. >>> and d.c. united's long season continues to drag on, another l

he's visiting alongside high tech executives to silicon valley with a view to investing. for us right. take us through some of. impressions of this visit according to his tweets anyway. well certainly kerry he seems to be having a good time in russia he did arrive in the first thing that he did was send a tweet to president medvedev where he said i have landed in russia and i can't wait to see president medvedev which point the president responded back in good form with twitter as well saying welcome to russia and i can't wait to see you at skolkovo which is where we are right now which is where the delegation from silicon valley will be coming to tour the facility as well but just shortly thereafter the governor decided to send some pictures via twitter as well one of the twitters him happy driving from the airport with a cigar in hand which is very very short. but then also some very very stunning photos that have gotten a lot of attention arnold schwarzenegger riding the metro system and showing solidarity with the metro system and talking about his experiences there s

the visit of president with that if you want silicon valley know how to transform russia into high tech powerhouse shots they can pay down the second thing a different mission by meeting the russian champions in a structure lympics to people with disabilities. the key business of driving russia's technology sector to remove british fashion present taking the governator on a ride in the classic russian car and destination was the high tech innovation science and skulk of a and yet it also jet that your shorts nicholas a russian citizen he might be interested in taking a vacant place to moscow where the terminator star is certain no stranger to the city knows his way around. the block or pulls. it was morning rush hour in the moscow subway with passengers al boring their way through the crowd there is little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people on camera flashes and the security service came out followed by arnold schwarzenegger i thought to myself wow you don't see people like that often in moscow and they take it very closed on him h

. >>> virginia tech's tie rod tayl is the winningest quarterback in hokies history. thairt fourth straight against ntral michigan. the hokies are earning their swagger back, you could say. that's what the kids say. first quarter, virginia tech down 7-0. taylor calls his own number. splits the defenders, see ya. looking like qb my vale vick. taylor had three touchdowns, two rushing one passing. that was the lie light of a 27 yarder. fourth quarter, more hokies. the handoff to david wilson runs by the defense. craig melvin remember, no defense for speed. 68 yards score the hokies roll 45-21, their fourth stight victory. >>> in atlanta, virginia cavaliers taking on georgia tech and their formeread coach, and the defense gets beat here in the second quarter. max, up the get, 37 yards for the touchdown. yes, sir, cavaliers in front, 7-3. but the yellow jackets, they buzz right back. anthony allen, he was the man, rushed for 195 yards, three tds. georgia tech defeats virginia. >>> down by six points. dobbs rolls out and game changer. playmaker. perfect pass to greg jones f

it's time for this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, amazon is reportedly getting ready to open a new online application store. the wall street journal reports that the apps would be for smart phones running google android and google has an online store with 08,000 apps. t-mobile smart phone kust pliers moving into the high tech fast lane. 4g wireless phone network is operating in 65 major metro areas. the idea is to provide very fast service. usa today tried it out. >> it was pretty darned fast. what is do that -- what does that mean? faster web surfing on the go, and quicker down loads, and it means you can watch a youtube video on the phone without hiccups. >> reporter: several other major smart phone carriers have operation 4g networks or are building them. those are the tech bites. i am rob nelson. from now, good morning maryland. >>> lawmakers want to ban the use of food stamps on sugary products such as soda. they say it's for a worthy cause. how the public is reacting this morning. >>> and it's a parent's worst nightmare. but the parents say they are proud

had it not been for the will county tech lab, he could have spent longer in jail.a fun toy, for police it is the key to crack a case. nothing an iphone can't do; right? which explains their popularity. it turns out it's these guys who are really reaping the benefits. >> nice. >> reporter: in a room a little bigger than your average office. no windows, no clocks. they learned what the iphone can really do for police. >> i got my first image of an iphone and started going through it. i'm like wow i can't believe what is actually in here. >> reporter: detective josh fazio leads the tech lab. the iphones keeping him busy. leaving a wide clear footprint for police. >> everything you type on the keyboard on an iphone is logged. it's there. i can find it. >> reporter: two years ago he searched two phones. a year later six. >> this year i think i've done 50. >> reporter: the iphone stores a lot of data. >> it puts gps tags on all the pictures it takes. every time you hit the back button, it takes a screen shot of the phone. >> reporter: it logs what you type, the numbers y

those are tech bites, i am rob nelson.

powerhouse the day the low tech start to the trip in a vintage car with the russian leader followed by a tour around the area as the epicenter of the country's technology drive skolkovo the two have struck up a friendship since been veterans visit and this year to california on the exchange twitter online messages but his hollywood career back in the polls things russian president jokingly offered the form of film star a new job opening suggested that if they telephoned him govern i was a russian citizen he might have been in.

has been erecting a high tech virtual fence. but four years into this program, it covers only 53 miles of the 2,000-mile border. and now it appears that the government is set to pull the plug on this project altogether. pierre thomas is on the story. >> reporter: the febs was supposed to be the high tech answer to stopping illegal immigration from new mexico. it was announced with great fanfare in 2006. >> this is about a solution which we believe is going to do the job. >> reporter: but now, after four years and $850 million already spent, critics suggest the fence is turning out to be a high tech lemon and may be scrapped. >> we cannot continue to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in something if we're not confident it's really going to work. >> reporter: in some cases, cameras provided burly images. the ground radar system at times showed false detegss. the radar system frequently broke down and did not perform well in bad weather. in fact, there were so many technical difficulties, a congressional investigation conclude

information tech stocks led the way lower. this technology exchange traded fund saw a fractional loss, but on volume that was slightly ahead of average. j.d.s. uniphase dropped from a four-month high, falling almost 3.5%. symantec slid 3%. it had been rallying since the middle of last month, after intel's buyout of competitor mcafee. tellabs fell almost 3% on stronger than usual volume. an analyst at morgan keegan downgraded tellabs over flat sales expectations and weak investor sentiment. watching hewlett packard after the close as the company announced its new c.e.o. shares ended the day down 1%, and fell another 4% after the close. shares traded above $46 the day before mark hurd was forced out from the corner office; after the close, shares were trading below $41. another tech stock to watch is comverse technology. it makes telecommunications software, and may be the focus of some buyout interest. shares bucked the weak market today, jumping more than 15% on six times its usual volume. "the wall street journal" reports ora

right now new york and the tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, what are your facebook friends like? microsoft serve engine binge can tell you. feature displays search results along with whether your facebook friends click to say they like something. so for example if you search for movie or restaurant, you can find out if your friend liked it. facebook has a new security feature a one time password. they say the password can be used in public places like airports or coffee shops users receive the passwords through text message and the password last for 20 minutes and even if someone steals it, it is much less likely they will get to use it. and the chilean mine rescue had millions tuning in online. one monitor says online traffic tuesday afternoon grew to more than 4 million page use per minute the 5th most since 2005. the world cup and the prease inaugural address were among the events with more coverage. those are your tech bites, i am rob nelson. >>> now "good morning, maryland." >>> now the president of chile said it best. welcome to life. 33 great stories of survival as t

the visit of president that bad if you want silicon valley know how to transform russia into high tech powerhouse but they had a low tech start russian leader taking the government to ride in a vintage russian car the destination though was the site and mocked as the center of the country's technology drive skulk about during their time then they get of suggested that if swatch lego was a russian citizen he might be interested in taking over if they can post moscow there. in a joke but the star of the terminator really busy. it's no stranger to the city it's how to get around. it was morning rush hour in the most the subway with passengers album their way through the crowd there is little that can make them pause at this time but here he was the terminator. i saw lots of people on camera flashes and the security service came out followed by arnold schwarzenegger i thought to myself well people like that often moscow and the ticket barrier closed on him he got stuck. in a few minutes of course. but now he knows. arnold schwarzenegger rolled just one stop but it was enough for him to pos

now we will get this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, one of ael a most populart is coming to verizon wireless, the ipad. they begin selling the wi-fi version of the device at the end of the month and wal-mart and sam's club will sell the ipad today. backing up your digital files online can be a very time consume process. but a media service called my media aims to slash the time. company sends you a hard drive and you back up your files send the drive back and then the company uploads your pictures, movies and music to the web, allowing you to access it anywhere. they have been testing it out. >> i think it's off to a terrific start here. they have to massage some features and fix some bugs but it's very promising service overall. >> reporter: the services start at $5 a month for 25 gigs of storming. you can read the view at usa today.com. those are your tech bites. i am rob nelson.

. >>> encouraging signs for the tech sector and you need a gift idea? we have a perfume with quite a twist to tellou about. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, who david arquette is blaming for his split from courtney cox. you mig be surprised. >>> historic hits for the range and the big three is now down to one after another injury. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm thom roberts. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a disturbing and gruesome twist in the case of an american man who disappeared from a border lake in mexico. authorities in texas say the severed head of the lead investigator in that case was found in a suitcase outside a mexican army base tuesday morning. u.s. officials say threats from drug dealers that control the lake have hampered efforts. >>> all those on board a cargo plane yesterday that crashed into the est of kabul reportedly crashed and were killed. the cause of that crash is unknown. >>> in virginia, navy sailors and officers stood

it is agreed by all if the twentieth century was the age of physics and it culminated in the high techindustry that we have today. the twenty first century is without a doubt the age of biology and in particular of human biology and the important benefits from that are yet to be seen but all would agree on avoidably very great let's talk a bit more about about the international nature of science when you're talking about this call for project are you discussing are you even interested in the percentage of russian and non russian brains that will be there or remain in the house you don't care i mean certainly the objective is to identify the best talent . and to enable it to succeed regardless of the nationality just as an american regardless of nationality or indeed in other places indeed it would be a great benefit to the country if a significant amount of talent came from abroad bringing with them. knowledge ideas a different point of view that could augment what is homegrown. well you are a celebrity you're one of the best in the world you're a story like like like a guest star like

we're at the headquarters of russia's great high tech hope at the moment. russian nanotech corporation has had the material and it is locked in talks in the room just behind us with venture capitalists and startups from silicon valley and california who are looking at investing in russian high tech devices certainly the right man for the job he persuaded foreign investors to pump a cool thirty billion dollars into russian electricity when he headed up russian energy monopoly you yes some investors have voiced concern about the level of government involvement in russia this modernization drive is top down efforts and like many others is states run with a very special situation where you cannot introduce in the ration by decree but at the same time in russia you can move them to use them without the degree of the three for me for the sectors that i am most interested in and dedicated to helping make happen including here in fuel cells where the other forms of technology i think in terms of materials i mentioned we are working on several projects together in t

recreate his plans to help russia's high tech term visions. past the enormous price of economic progress and to visit one of the world's most polluted towns and. see if there's hope for you know future for itself. since the afghan war began and many a decade ago an entire generation of children had to grow up on the streets. leave little time for a normal childhood let alone school. has been meeting some of the young afghan teenagers struggling to feed themselves and their families. for a few hours each friday the street kids get to remember they still just children. to them can't find is more than just a pastime that it's a sport of skill where all who lost or thought i'd call and for a few brief moments forget that they live in abject poverty. my name is what's he doing in the foreigner of the house i'll never forget one day there was no job i came home and there was no food and my brothers and sisters and my mother they went to sleep hungry that god is only thirteen years old but as the man of the house has responsibility start early at six

if you're in the market for a tech job, the questions from silicon valley's hottest employers.ist of sample questions you may want to prepare for. >> and his meltdown on a jetblue flight landed him in court. the deal he made today to stay out of jail. force force you can see ♪ >>> if you're looking for a job and want one in the tech industry, get ready to answer some head-spinning equals. try these. why are manhole covers round? estimate the volume of water on earth. and how about this one, describe an orange. these are the questions interviewers had to answer when applying for jobs. they don't have to come up with the correct answer. there may not be one right answer. they want to gauge thinking skills. would it rate highly to describe the orange, tell them giants fever, woo who! >> speaking of that, we'll look at that. the whole bay from mount tamalpais. the haze and fog hanging around and still in the 40s on mount tamalpais this morning. the look of the haze hanging around. should be a nice bright and beautiful day for baseball. let's take a look at the forecast. game three,

joined by sarah lacy of tech crunch, john schwartz of "usa today." before we start, normally i launch into this, i do want to point out regardless of what california has decided so far who are does decide in the future, the possession of marijuana is still against federal law and eric holder, the attorney general, has said he is not going to prosecute, not something that the justice department is interested in, but i always cringe every time a newscaster says legal pot, it is still against federal law. now let's talk about whether you are for or against it is not rel vablt in this discussion, at least to begin w let's talk about the business of this. you have had several problems getting this business up and running even though what you're doing is, by california law, very legal. >> yeah. and we have had problems from vendors, from raising capital. pretty much every major roadblock, we have hit it the very first month we are in business, we started accepting credit cards we got shut down by our credit card processor and had to find a new processor, s

business they fear the state will choke rather than help innovators but the country's high tech tells business r.t. they should be grateful they should be careful sorry what they wish for. reports the investors who build california's silicon valley have come to help create it's good they worried it's driven lignin truesdale to be to make better the whole idea about venture capital if you take government out of the equation and you leave it up to the entrepreneur so i think that's definitely something that will be front and center of their minds when they're making investment decisions the man running high tech conglomerates ross none of it. is different with the very special situation where you cannot introduce an operation by decree but at the same time in russia you can move them to use them with a degree so there's a kind of the russian mystery both ways work states funds into a truck or a fleet management software known as telematics in russia's first venture i.p.o. to get prove it's making the young founders very rich indeed we started a group of students which was. in part by th

to size up some high tech investors who focus on russia's silicon valley into investing. way central asian countries. like russia is to the summit chooses its next government position politicians say. green as has been claimed. by american couples who want to adopt a shining black children to pay thousands of dollars to and cook asian because today the racial prejudice is being blamed on the trailer back to media. update on all the stories in thirty minutes time next people about.

the micro-blogging site of the california governor arrived in moscow he's visiting alongside high tech executives to look at russia's silicon valley with a view to investing and schwarzenegger has been talking to them this morning auntie's childness father was there. as soon as he landed here in moscow the first person to address him was president of a degree welcome to via twitter as you just said welcome to moscow. or was very happy to be hazy he's very pleased to be back in moscow he has been here loss of time throughout his life and his career as a sportsman is nothing he is a film star now is the governor of california and so he's very happy to be here there was lots of pictures of him smoking a cigar very enthusiastic and also rowing. and so we did hear from him a little earlier on he does seem very happy to be once again back in moscow we have to remember that also he's very warmly welcomed not only by the delegates doing business but also most a fun small state people he was one so you know i move east on a symbol of freedom a symbol of americans when he was talking to the dele

, green tech. of course, spain has made its own contributions to that effort. we are also looking to creating a framework behind digital media and digital parts. -- arts. we also hope to be celebrating the artistic contributions of 10 individuals and our city. that is what a sister city relationship is about. framing it in a formal manner, and a way that transcends what you see here, and provide an institutional framework that will allow people, 30, 40, 50 years later, to continue celebrating and commemorate this moment. the celebration, if successful, 50 years from now, whoever the mayor may be -- he or she will be here celebrating the 50th anniversary. their respective parties, many of us will be around saying, i remember when -- thank you in advance for being good stewards. these sister cities are not only the vibrant cities, a robust, contributing as they should, but most are, and we are proud of that. that is the commitment of the sister city committee. it is my hope and expectation and certai

according to a tech industry survey by i.b.m. business apps should lead software development by 2015 because smart phones are becoming more powerful and making access easier. >> google is working on a driverless car. a blogger tried it out. it uses rangefieders to navigate traffic. they only had one accident when another vehicle rear-ended it. >>> n.f.l. commissioner says he'll wait for the completion of an investigation into brett favre's conduct before deciding if she should be punished. sports website broke allegations that he has sent racy voice malls and nude photos when he played with the jets to a hostess. and he also pursued two part time massage therapists. he is married and he refused to comment on the story. if he is found that he violated n.f.l.'s conduct policy he could be feigned fined or suspended. >> the high-tech eyes to determine the cause of the san bruno gas explosion. >> and media reports identify the wife of democrat jerry brown that referred to gubernatorial candidate meg whitman as a whore in an accidental