usb cable here and a pocket for you to put your external phone charger, and you plug the usb into thene charger. and then if you're in class and anything starts running out of power, you have usb out on the outside of the backpack. >> so can you charge it while it's still sitting in there. you don't have to take it out. >> exactly, exactly. >> that's amazing. >> and this guy's under $40. >> i love this even for our little ones. our little one is 8, and i would love to get her to cover her things. >> meperfect. a lot of students are going back to school with tablets and ipads. this is the tri fold. let's do one fold out here, one fold out here. it becomes a full-sized keyboard. and it's back lit. it's very hard to see. we're going to run a little video so in the dark the green keys read the brightest to the eye. >> the purple gets a little dark. >> it also can use usb in case you have a device that doesn't have bluetooth. and this is also under $40. >> is this just for a mac or -- >> it is for when you first set it up, you tell it if you're using it with an ipad or windows machine or a

what you'll need instead is a drill, a usb keyboard, some malware on a usb stick, and an intention togot set up here, so an attacker has come to the front of the atm, they've drilled a hole in the front. and what we can do now, is, you can see we can access this usb cable. right, so, inside here, there's something that has a usb port. what's inside here? this isjust a normal computer. according to positive technologies' research, more than half of atms still run windows xp. and although the usb port will rarely be this easy to access inside the atm, recent cash machine hacks in taiwan and thailand show that it can be done. i'm sure not many people would expect this to just be a normal windows xp machine. perhaps not, but it's just a safe with a computer on top. which means that with a keyboard plugged in, it's pretty simple to download and run the malware to, well, show me the money. actual money. actual real money. your malicious software basically says "dispense cash." exactly. 0k. shouldn't the atms be slightly more protected and locked down? you would think that, but it's how you

this is micro, usb, a full usb out at top and when it's time to charge it, there's a fold-out plug. > >> actually, you can charge three devices at once. >> love that. >> this is to charge one device. but this is a clever idea. so you're going back with lots of different devices. >> sure. >> this is usb micro. >> mm-hm. >> this is usbc, actually, that's the lightning connector. usbc, just plug that one on and the one cable can be used for three different devices. >> one charger, no matter what you have. >> exactly. and it's apple approved. >> that's one of the most frustrating things when you are looking for the right charger of the 19 you have in the house. >> and our final guy is take one plug in, not only turn it into four plugs. but also in the front there we have four usb plugs. and it's illuminated. so you can tell that it has power where you plugged it in. and it has two free charging cables. >> it's perfect for the dorm room. >> great. >> you can find more on giz wiz.biz and on our website. we'll be right back. you're watching "world news now." web we be right back. you're watc

you know, usb is changing from your standard usb plugs to what we call usb type c, which is to simplify the one plug to rule them all. if you look at it, it provides power, it gets you data, it gets you printer data, display data, audio data, everything going through a single plug. just think about the simplification that this provides to the end user we provide that technology across all markets, you know, from the mobile to the pcs, printers, you know, wall adapters, cables when you have that ecosystem being deployed, you have to have a portfolio that's able to give all of that to the customer. so that's simplicity, it's driving the growth and that growth is accelerating in the second half of '17, for the next five, six years. >> i'm really glad you came on a lot of people said, jim, you dropped the ball but there was expansion change you came on and it's a new story. but it's also a continuation of the old. i like your whole product portfolio. i want to thank you for coming on, the present ceo of cypress semi good to see you, sir. >> you, too, thank you. >>> as the semiconductors go,

in fact it howed wasn't an external hack, it was internal leak that was -- yes, leak copied on a usb totally recopied and the we have been told for last nine, 10 months and i'm not been why this has covered and these analysts have been interviewed. one analyst, bill benny, former and it iewed reports , usb conclusive evidence drive that was downloaded with copied, les and it was appalled lly, really totally against provocation and constant anti-russia narrative that is being told to the public and i it is very dangerous to war and go back o the days of the -- and mccarthy era.- there are special interest in the security intelligence industrial complex complex that want this increased tension because helps, you know, their business, bottom line, to have a perceived nemy or threat and when you are dealing with another nuclear power, this right. not o i expect this report to be covered by the news because this everything we have been told thus far regarding the russia hacking is false and -- going ll right, rachel, to let you go, get other voices in there. the lead story in the washingt

a network of cars would be to take a you the lee—macro usb stick —— to take a usb stick a couple of information won't resolve the problem, it is a flag to hackers. better to try and establish some principles and at least the industry is aware of it. thank you. it does get you back to the basics of keeping your passwords secure. that's all from us today on breakfast. dan and louise will be back tomorrow from 6am, here on bbc one. until then, whatever you're up to, have a good sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine: shock as usain bolt loses to a two—time drugs cheat. as crowds booed, justin gatlin defended his right to compete. i've done so much for the communities back home. i want them to know mistakes can happen. but you can come back and work hard for them. and you know you can be accepted back to your sport. president trump welcomes china and russia's backing for new un sanctions against north korea. a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups — who say households are already paying too much. also: an exciting line—up on day 3 of the

they will have usb charging ports so you can, of course, get your juice. charge your phones.ziefrps it >>> it is a stretch of highway so many of us dread. it will slow you down likely. the work runs from the seminary road overpass in montgomery county to the 270 split through kensington and bethesda as well. transportation reporter adam tuss says it will even impact you even if you're not on the beltway. >> when it comes to fixing up the beltway, drivers like anton spencer say get it done. >> take care of it now while you can before it becomes an issue later on. >> the inner loop between seminary road and the split just got a makeover. now it's the outer loop's turn. chopper 4 and you can tell the difference. that's the outer loop on the left with the potholes and craters. the inner loop which got a facelift is on the right. now, the work on the outer loop started today and it's going to take place outside of rush hours. >> it's been at least 15 years since we've resurfaced that area. >> charlie with the maryland state highway administration says while the work takes place, i

television, the country has said thatitis television, the country has said that it is ready to teach the usbevilla lesson with strategic force if it faces military action over its programme. it said it would retaliate thousands of times over against the us for the losers sanctions. it said that a violent infringement on its sovereignty was at stake. but north korea was represented at the summit in manila and the spokesman also commented on the situation. it is our nuclear position if it to the world orjust the us? we want to make it clear that the worsening situation on the korean peninsula as well as other nuclear issues caused by the united states. we form we will never replace our nuclear and ballistics missiles programme on the negotiating table and will not budge one hinge on strengthening our nuclear armaments. that was the statement given in manila. one previous ambassador gave his assessment on the losers sanctions. i believe these are the toughest sanctions ever put on north korea and what is more significant is that china went along, they were pretty devastating, one thought of not

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>> you are looking at the sports fan on the support side and with usb and as well.spn is one of the most popular sports programming out there. espn obviously provides a lot of live sports programming. so, we are looking to provide it as a streaming service to a large consumer base with an easy to understand ui. we basically reach everyone, and it is not just in the united states. it is worldwide. we are going to serve that sports fan well. >> live sports has always been a mainstay although it back to broadcast television. certainly, everyone knows of it through cable. because of that, cable providers have been very reliant upon espn. what do you expect the reaction to be from cable distributors? >> we will continue to distribute the espn linear channels. the distributors and programmers alike have been experiencing the disruption that the home market is seeing and multiple businesses are seeing from advancements in technology and changes to consumer behavior because of that. we feel we need to react accordingly. my thoughts are that the distributors will look at thi

.>> it's paper and usb drives, calculators and gift cards for shoes.amilies are struggling to pay rent, jobs aren't keeping up with prices so families are struggling. this will help them. >> when this giveaway started 15 years ago, there were 10 items in the backpacks for the older students in this year there are 21 items. >>> a nonprofit that focuses on supporting people with down syndrome celebrated a milestone in the bay area. it's marking its 50th camping session for kids. >> the camp and team work involved to create an unforgettable experience. we see the sights and sounds of today's event at santa clara university.>> [ cheering ] [ cheering ]>> whether you are a camper or counselor it's rewarding. [ cheering ] [ cheering ] [ cheers and applause ]>>reporter: we've been doing it since the beginning and it's an opportunity, we play games and have races.>> we do three leg braces and we do crazy things. we do our counselors put shaving cream on and we throw cheese balls. whoever has the most wins. [ cheering ] [ cheers and applause ] we do balloon tos

someone keyed the door and left sunglasses and usb cable.hoever did this was intent on causing damage. >> i carefully looked at it. >> the owners are busy to get vehicles repaired and they are left to wonder who would want to do so much damage to so many vehicles? and why? stephen tschida, news news. jonathan: the man who rammed a van in a car in barcelona killing 13 people l.a. week is now dead. they found the man hiding in a vineyard in afternoon after receiving tips from people nearby. they approached him a shot to death. the groups responsible if for van attack has been broken. >> a 35-year-old man crashed a man and injured a man. an hour later the van hit another bus shelter killing a woman. police were able to catch him after witnesses gave him the license plate number. he is under going a mental evaluation. >> the secret service is sworn to protect the family at any cost. but the cost is reaching the limits. "usa today" reports a thousand agents already hit the federally mandated caps for salary and the overtime allowances. the presid

you cannot look at the eclipse across the usb don't have the certified classes.e main safety point. the whole u.s. will experience partial totality, but here in greenville, complete totality. let's look at the map because the one thing that might eclipse your view as the clouds. parts of the central southern plains, even the southeast where we could have the cloud cover that could cure your view. here in greenville, south carolina, i've got to say one of the best forecast for viewing here we will see a few little cloud, but i do believe when it comes at 2:38 p.m., total darkness in the afternoon. i want to quickly make mention because i'm a shameless self promoter. the book also comes out the same day as the eclipse. i know it's crazy. listen, want to make sure everyone is safe. you have to have the certified sunglasses. this is the first time we are singing a coast-to-coast total eclipse since 1918. the next time that will arise as 2024. keep your sunglasses, ladies. you know these will be worth a lot of money. cheryl: back in the 70s, the eclipse back then. i s

. >> open up the back and underneath is the usb port you can dmoekt your computer. >> reporter: someoys encourage children to use it. the evidences say some smart toys record your child's voice. >> there's potential not only for privacy issue, but even safety concerns if that data can be misused. >> reporter: her toy isn't singled out by the fbi. the warning is a broad one. we contacted the manufacturer multiple times. the manufacturer has not responded to multiple requests for a comment about the fbi's warning. >> will you give me a hug. >> reporter: in the meantime she will now be more careful about how her kids use their smart toys. >> a toy like this is still fun along to sing to but doesn't have to have its personal information. >> reporter: first research how the toy is used and what data it contains. understand the policies and procedures of the manufacturer and the company that stores the data. and monitor your child's usage. >> not just for the toys but tablets too. if you have a consumer complaint head to nbc 10 and fill out the form. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >>> fi

they may have gone after usb drives. or, who knows what data is there and who knows where one thing will lead to another ? he was in charge of the election campaign for several months. he was at the famous meeting with donald trump junior and jared kushner. and then he engaged in a lot of, let's say interesting financial dealings. so there is a lot of potential ways to go with mr. manafort's records. cmac whatever authorities were looking for, the judge had to sign off and say, this seems appropriate for me to do that. it's also interesting to note that he's being investigated before president trump was even a candidate for office. and my understanding is, robert mueller is inheriting all of the information for that investigation as part of this one. so there is a lot. 20,000 pages of documents that the trump has turned over. manafort has turned over 400 pages of documents and they are still seeking more. . >> i think mr. manafort is one of the linchpins to this. with so many different ways to go with mr. manafort, it ma

they'll also have usb charging ports so you can charge your phones when you climb aboard. >>> watch at the bottom of your screen. w opposing hitter clap for a guy that almost throws a no hitter. >> not every day you see a standing ovation for the opposing pitcher. the fans in miami applauded an amazing performance from nationals pitcher gio gonzalez. maybe you saw this trending on twitter last night as gonzalez threw a no-hitter against the marlins. fernandez played for the marlins and died in a boating accident last year and gio actually visited with his family before the game. the marilylins did break up hisd for a no-no. >> gio says he was exhausted mentally and physically but the nats did go on to win the game. >>> we're getting new information on how those 12 inmates escaped a prison in alabama. >>> coming up, the sweet treat that helped the men trick a staffer into opening a door. >>> and the startling new report showing how out of control the deadly opioid epidemic is in this country. now hear from grandparents who are raising their grandchildren after the kids lost both rents t

usbe they could start giving money because those arab countries that all that oil and all that money.here are they at? host: paul is in san antonio, texas. regards. am calling in my family is in the galveston and texas city area. i'm just think for that all my family down in galveston and san -- speak -- caller: speaker your phone. caller: i am think for that anything is all right with my family. i am think full for my pastor calling yesterday concerning about them. as far as we talk about donald trump, i don't worry about the president, because god has the less say so in anything. all this bickering about this and that with donald trump, you know what i'm saying? because he put on his pants is like me. each one of us, you know what i'm saying? es to live with whatever decisions he has to make -- he has to live with whatever decisions he has to make. as far as the racist stuff, that is on donald trump. with live right now in the here and now -- we have to live right now in the here and now. we all have folds and we all make mistakes and we all have to learn from these mistakes. i am t

the new buses will have usb charging ports to charge your phone. >>> we have a scam to tell you about morning. they pay a fine for missing jury duty. they say they're with the sheriff's office or local law enforcement officials. if you receive this kind of call, hang up immediately. and verify the claim by calling the sheriff's office. law enforcement will never ask for money over the phone. >>> there is a new fight to save two brothers from deportation. they were brought to the u.s. as children run frg violence in el salvador. diego earned a scholarship to play in college. he's supposed to start in the fall. but i.c.e. agents -- friends demanded their release at a protest outside the department of homeland security last night. >> they did not give them an opportunity to plea for his opportunity to remain in the country. he was not given an opportunity to remain in this country and continue to he was detained for being a hard working young american. >> the brothers would not have been priorities for deportation under the previous administration but president trump's administration mad

paper, usb drive, scientific calculators, gift cards. >> that is a lot and i imagine this makes a big impact. >> it definitely does. families are struggling to pay rent, there is a report that says san jose is the fifth most expensive rental market in the world. jobs are not keeping up with rental prices so families are struggling. this will help them get kids ready for school. >> if someone wants to help out how can they do that? >> go to our website, make a donation to support our ongoing education programs and you can learn how to get involved. >> this is the 15th year i imagine things are looking good for the 16th year?>> definitely this is an ongoing program it is all possible because of the generous community. >> we have 80 volunteers working today all the way until 5:00 this afternoon making sure everyone gets their backpack. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news for more headlines we have been working on let's go to dave clark. >>> here are some of your top stories, a former oakland police officer arrested on conspiracy charges involving a sex worker is due in court. the man accused of

>> you are looking at the sports fan on the support side and with usb and as well. espn is one of the most popular sports programming out there. you look at 100 top-rated tv shows in the united states last year, 94 were live sports. espn obviously provides a lot of live sports programming. this service will provide an additional 10,000 additional live sporting events in its first year of operation. o, we are looking to provide and reach the passionate sports fan that wants to watch on mobile devices, you described as over the top direct consumer services, with really high quality user interface. essentially that's what we're providing. on the disney side, we've got a global fan base, passionate, great affinity for the disney and pixar products. it's families. it's parents. it's kids. it's kids and certainly grandparents. we reach basically everyone, and it's worldwide. it's not just in the united states. the great thirst for disney-branded products today, and we're going to serve that fan well. >> live sports has always been a mainstay although it back to broadcast

they could have seized usb sticks. all kinds of data devices. and that's where they're going really find the evidence. if you go back to that june 9th meeting, certainly what i would be looking for are all of the connections voun connections vounlding tha connections surrounding. that i would look it you unallocated space of the computers to determine whether document has been destroyed. >> which itself would be a felony. francesca said this is seismic in his legal view. do you agree with that assess ment or what is playing out today? >> the white house isn't saying much on this topic at all. i'm at the white house now. but most of the white house is either next door at eisenhower office building or in new jersey with the president today. now i did have a chance to speak with paul manafort's spokesperson and they're not saying much on this topic either. they're saying that he is cooperating and they confirm that there was in fact a raid. but whether or not he has been called before the grand jury at this point is something that they're not revea

the new buses will have usb charging ports so you can charge your phone. >>> tonight police across ourying to build better relationships with their communities, this is part of national night out, neighborhoods will host block parties, seminars and safety demonstrations with police and first responders, it's happening all over the country and you can find out about local events in search national night out. >>> now let's check your commute with jack taylor. >> -- a crash in manassas you had near sudley road just got pushed over to the shoulder. beltway has been pretty quiet, normal delays, outer loop to georgia avenue, new trouble out in falk year county. the outbound lanes are blocked, you are under police doctor ex- >> we will check your forecast next. >>> good morning. another comfortable start to the day, a little bit more humid, though, 65 dulles right now, 73 washington, 64 frederick. later on today, though, we will be around 90 degrees again, you will notice that humidity through that afternoon but we will be staying nice and dry, mostly sunnyie we're going to stay dry for most

usb fed'-- you have the fed's pairing of its balance sheet. 7u have the years ending in phenomenon.fo think this is a period the volatility to continues in an ongoing secular bull market. joe: i'm glad you brought up the year ending in 7 thing, because i'm totally into this story. we were looking at all the things -- 2007, the quant crisis, beginning of subprime. 1997, asian financial crisis. 1987, black monday. you could just go on. i was looking for stuff in the year 07 earlier but i did not find anything. is this just random numbers, or do you think there is something behind it? liz: well, if you go and look at the dow, which has a longer history than the s&p 500 come and go back to the 1900s, 1907 being the first year, it doesn't fail. only 1927 did not see at least 10% correction. that one was 9%. if you want to round up, you pretty much have a correction as defined by 10% in every year that ends in a seven. the maximum drawdown did not always occur in this time period in which we sit now. in any of the years even if the ,aximum drawdown was earlier there is choppiness if not a

headset using 3d printed parts with a microcontroller there on the back which connects to a blue tooth usb port feeding into their laptop."megha guggari/umd student: "right now, we only have one actually only fits one person."the team is now using the big cash prize to build more headsets. they're also forming an l-l-c, applying for a patent, collaborating with hospitals and pursuing clinical trials. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant and vicki thank you. next at six... dangerous rescue operations underway right now in flood- ravaged texas. tonight, the new devastation left by harvey ... and how silicon valley is using the power of social media to help.(steve) plus... we have new video tonight of a hate crime in the east bay. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) harvey hits again. the storm comes ashore in louisiana... dumping more rain... and leading to even more rescues as the water just keeps rising. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. harvey is slowly churning across louisiana tonight .

if the situation in the baltic were to escalate, what with the usb ready to do in that unfortunate circumstancet trump: we are very protective of that region. that is all i can say. we have great friends, great relationships. we are extremely protective. thank you. a question for the president? yes. do you have a question for the president? do you have a question for the president? it is all right. >> you don't have to. [laughter] >> mr. president, from finland. did you speak about climate change at all? initiative ofr cleaning up the arctic and doing it with the united states? was your idea received here in washington, d.c.? >> we discussed a lot about carbon. to expect everybody what happens is that from the atmosphere, black carbon covers the arctic. we know what happens when sunshine meets black. it melts the ice. the problem is not only arctic. we lose the arctic, we lose the globe. that is reality. we must fight against those emissions spreading black carbon. i understood the united states is going to. sources, a lotl of them in russia, they are old-fashioned energy plants using heating.

and i am especially humbled that usb to talk about the u.n. and climate change. i feel very, very connected first to the u.n., family history, my grandmother clara who was my role model until you died at 98 and have was in geneva in 1945 is part of the the american delegation to organize the u.n. she served as our u.s. representative to the ilo from 45-57 when they involuntarily kicked her out of the department of labor. she did work for usaid for the next 15 years until they kicked her out at age 82. for the women in the room, in 1972 just before they kicked her out she authored something called the percy an amendment to the u.s. foreign relations act which as went around the world visiting one of 50 countries she noticed usaid money was for training and education was unequally spent almost completely on the men and the boys. the first amendment says it has to be spent equally on men and women. it still part of the law and is probably one of the great pieces of our pride. i was born in the free territory of trieste which is united nations protectorate from 1945-

you look at usb seat, not really a buyback but top line.ks delivering top line will relatively outperform. tom: you are great at the second to derivative of what these people are doing. what is the urgency to accelerate the change in business plans? jonathan tyce: as far as brexit goes, any progress, these guys hsbc has costsnd in brexit and talking people moving to france. not a greatine, deal that people can do. ands hammering margins brexit uncertainty, regulatory concerns have not really gone away. tom: within the continental europe, are they strapped by regulations? are the paint -- are the bankers talking of patient game? jonathan tyce: there isn't as mightppetite as you expect for french retail, it is still a disaster. cutting 20%. despite of the fact, one think we would've expected is more cost-cutting today but we have not seen it, even italy. you are not seeing it. francine: do you think, i had a lifting conversation -- i had a lengthy conversation and he was telling me italy turned a quarter and his bank will be at the top. paulo

usb-1 bombers have flown out of guam this morning and will join exercises in south korea and japan. through all of this, north korea is still talking to the outside world. at least with china a analysts say the reason that they shouldn't worry about an attack on guam or anywhere else is china is a check on north korea's power. >> the chinese hold the cards here. north korea depends on china for their economic survival quite frankly. and the chinese have leverage over that the united states does not have. everything that i said is based on the presumption that the two leaders, kim jong-un and donald trump, are both sane people. if they are insane people or if one is truly insane, and i know there are people that suspect that about either leader, then all bets are off. as long as you believe they are basically sane people, then i'm not worried. >> and that is the wild card in all of this. the possibility of north korea making a miscalculation and making a preemptive strike. political analysts says that does not seem like a likely scenario for now. it would be political economic suicid

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you wouldn't put a record there now, it would be a usb stick or an mp3.air rifle in essex. a group of 12 and 13—year—olds were seen running away from the scene, carrying what police believe could have been green air rifle bags. it happened in tilbury early on sunday evening. the man's injuries were not life—threatening. witnesses to acid attacks are being told how they can help victims following a sharp rise in the number of incidents, particularly in east london. new guidance from the nhs urges people to immediately report the attack, carefully remove contaminated clothing and rinse skin in running water. a burns unit in chelmsford serving patients from london and the south—east has treated over 30 people for this type of injury so far. a leading food specialist is warning that we could struggle to find enough for the capital's growing population to eat. almost half the food we consume comes from abroad, which according to a food futurologist is unsustainable and leaves us vulnerable. one of the things about growing locally and keeping things as close as