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is there a quick and easy scanner that will put it on to the usb?fastest way. start with a great quality scanner, get it to your computer and move those files to the usb stick. >> what about all the stuff you've recorded on your phone? these videos. >> yes. >> a lot of folks have these great videos. but again a lot of it is all stuck on the phone. >> it is all stuck on the phone. i want to make sure i mention something, don't shoot vertical video. >> horizontal. >> yes, vertical video is a problem. i saw a lot of kids at my son's recital shooting video like this. years later they're going to want to play that on a tv. it's going to show up -- >> black bars. >> just like this on the tv, vertical so shoot it horizontal. >> from rachel, the next question -- gloria in dover, delaware. how do you get those videos from your phone to your computer? >> for the iphone, you connect your cable and you go right to your computer. then you use i-photo. a lot of people think it's itunes but it's i-photo. you input the video into it. once you're in, you see on the

>> they are cuff links that couple as wi-fi hot spots and a 2 gigabyte usb drive. >> it's a james bondvery expensive. >> yeah. >> you can get routers, traveling routers that will do the same thing for less than $100. >> i suddenly have internet. >> thanks for the tip. keep the text tips coming. we'll send them to this guy to explain them to us. >> all right, everybody. itis time for our great ipad mini give away. >> you need the tuesday buzz word and have to be 18 or older to enter. >> when we give you the buzz word, head to facebook. go to the first post and tap on the mobile link. >> the buzz word for tuesday is jingle. head over to face book.com/rightthisminute. enter the buzz word, jingle, for your chance to win an ipad mini. good luck, everybody. >>> a couple makes a trip to the magic kingdom. then -- her boyfriend disappeared. her friends had clues. >> she's like huh? >> she's like what? >> see if the clues lead her to prince charming. >>> this is one of those cool videos, but the story behind it is better. a group of cool cats getting together for an event that involves, a slide

n it's a regular outlet, but has two usb ports.you don't have to worry about the adaptor, you can go right into the outlet. simple idea. >> arthel: that's very convenient. how many times are you looking for an outlet to plug in, blah, blah, it's right there. you need an electrician to install it? >> not so hard. you need to cut the power. but if you're fairly handy, you could probably get away with installing this yourself. >> arthel: can you do this? >> rick: nope. i call my buddy, the electrician. >> better safe than sorry. >> arthel: thank you. >> rick: good to he sue, thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> arthel: and that's going to do it for us. harris faulkner is coming around now with the fox report and we're expecting that news conference on the nascar crash in moments. harris will bring it to you. i'm arthel neville. he's rick folbaum. >> rick: take care, everybody the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother.

usb ports. we are getting a computer trying to keep our things charged up. we could speak to loved ones when we needed to. most of us had no idea how we are getting home once we get off the ship. that's the one complaint i would have and it's not with the crew on the ship. the crew has been phenomenal. never a bad word. they have been working to the bone. they only get three hours of rest at a time and they have been working 24-hour shifts. all the complaints would be with the head office in miami. >> let me fill you in. we have been listening to the carnival end of things. let me tell you, sounds like two options. either you hop off and board a bus to new orleans. they have something like 1500 hotel rooms there, you spend the night and fly on a charter flight to houston or gal vis where the cruise originated or if you are in a time crunch, you hop from the cruise to the bus and drive directly there. those are the two scenarios described to me. i appreciate your enthusiasm and high spirits, but

had been out in the wild for a year without drawing anyone's attention and seemed to spread by way of usbhumb drives, not over the internet. o murchu's job was to try and unlock its secrets and assess the threat for symantec's clients by figuring out what the malicious software was engineered to do and who was behind it. how long was the stuxnet code? >> you're talking tens of thousands of lines of code, a very, very long project, very well written, very professionally written, and very difficult to analyze. >> unlike the millions of worms and viruses that turn up on the internet every year, this one was not trying to steal passwords, identities, or money. stuxnet appeared to be crawling around the world, computer by computer, looking for some sort of industrial operation that was using a specific piece of equipment, a siemens s7-300 programmable logic controller. >> this gray box here is essentially what runs factory floors. and you program this box to control your equipment. and you say, "turn on the conveyor belt. turn on the heater. turn on the cooler. shut the plant down." it's all c

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art cash with usb joins us at post 9, talking about the futures we just saw, and the test that's setting see how sensitive we are to more euro drama. >> yeah, well, i think it also tells us about a great deal of the influence of the currency in here. you came through a weekend, you just reached 14,000, there was a lot of conversation about it. if you were going to begin to stampede, sideline money, i would think today, tomorrow, or the next day is when you would see it. instead, with no major change in economic numbers, the euro pulled back. when the euro pulled back, the futures pulled back, too. we may be back in that period that we saw several times last year where they gave that dreadful name risk on to. and if the euro went up, certainly stocks went up, and many other assets with them. >> at the same time, art, correlations across the market were much lower than a year ago. do we still have the risk on, risk off? is this just an excuse for the markets to take a breather? >> i think you're right about the separation and correlations, but i don't think we've seen that separation with