or the micro—usb port under this rubber lead.ifty design feature that sees the portable battery pop—up so you simply need to remove it or recharge it. you can keep your laptop in there. you can keep other devices in this zipped compartments down here. only small devices, mind you. a decent amount of storage space and best of all the battery doesn't change how much space you have to work with. if you are after a stylish, convenient, all—in—one package, the away bag is a nice idea — but you could always just buy a portable charger, put it in your bag and have a cheaper a bit of luggage. so far, so straightforward. what if your travels take you off—road ? the main feature of this classic is its wheels. its makers say that it deals with any kind of terrain with ease. steps, bumps, even snow. it also comes with a phone charger of similar power to the carry—on with that earlier. now, if i'm being completely honest, dragging this bag around doesn't feel drastically different to doing so without regular piece of luggage. i guess the main

mostly because that was not something i could have access to but i used a tiny device that looked like a usb recorder that tied to my keychain which is tied to my blackberry. >> you scared you are doing? >> not at all. as a lawyer, for example, new york is one of the states that allows people to record the consents of just one to but it's perfectly legal to make the recordings. i was consenting and the quarter counts as a person so the recordings were perfectly legal to make and banks record conversations all the time. it's absolutely normal. what is not normal is that there is i release them to the public. >> walk is the day you were fired. >> the first inkling i had that i was going to be fired came from a text. i had brought up a cordial relationship they are allowed to have been the constraints and confines of an office especially in new york which culturally looks down upon having interactions with the staff and i'm not the kind of person i talked to everyone. she looked at me as i was heading to meet with my splicer and i often have meetings outside of goldman at the headquarters i was

. >> sus características especiales una pantalla de 10 pulgadas con 8 mpx, conexión usb y sonido dollye conoce como piratería visual. >> ocurre con mucha frecuencia en lugares públicos, y lo peor es que la mayor parte del tiempo la persona no se da cuenta que alguien lo espía.. ( hablan inglés ) curiosos lo hacen, sin intención de hacer daño. >> algunos creen que es parte de >> ( hablan inglés ) >> se trata de un nivel bajo de de invadir la privacidad, que podría tener resultados negativos de alto impacto, desde este explorador cibernético. >> para tomarlo cuenta vea estas indicaciones. >> evite colocar contraseñas de lugares públicos y sentarse al lado de personas que podrían estar, aprendiendo su contraseña. >> puede usar un protector de pantalla anti espía. >> una vez grabado el sospechoso no podrá volver a usar su celular. >> telemundo 48 es una muy buena recomendación. >> porque una veces sin querer, va mirando la pantalla o lo que está haciendo la otra persona dentro del ascensor o bajando la escalera. >> (risas) >> pero lo de la pantallita se me hizo muy interesante así que lo v

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usb port, here. wifi as well. it's all connected over here. controlled by the driver. have the panoramic roof. on a good day seeing the sights of london. it's just been a revolution. a customer actually thought they were getting in a bentley because the badge, it looks a little bit like. he was like is this a taxi or are we in a bentley? his experience was completely diffeferent. yeah, is been different.. >> steve kenton's older diesel taxi can't compete with these kinds of fancy features. all he can do is keeps his cab spotless. he's all for cleaner air, too. but thinks the new e-cabs are too luxurious for london. and, at about 25 percent more than regular diesel cabs, too expensive. >> a 62,000 pound vehicle, which is what the new taxi is, to put that into perspective, it puts it into the same price bracket as a maserati or a mid-range porsche. >> a hefty price tag. but london has the ambitious goal of becoming a zero emission city by 2050. the government gives a grant amounting to 8,500 euros toward buying a new e-cab. and paul chrisostomou says he saves on fuel. >>

or the micro—usb port under this rubber lead.his zipped compartments down here — only small devices, mind you. it's got a decent amount of storage space and best of all, the battery doesn't encorach on how much space you have to work with. if you are after a stylish, convenient, all—in—one package, the away bag is a nice idea but you could always just buy a portable charger, put it in your bag, and have a cheaper a bit of luggage. so far, so straightforward. but what if your travels take you off—road ? the main feature of this giro classic is its wheels. its makers say it deals with any kind of terrain with ease. steps, bumps, even snow. it also comes with a phone charger of similar power to the carry—on with that earlier. now, if i'm being completely honest, dragging this bag around doesn't feel drastically different to doing so without regular piece of luggage. but i guess the main difference here is that with a lifetime guarantee on the wheels you can afford to be a bit more careless with this, safe in the knowledge that your

. >> we found that it was similar to a device that they -- like a usb charger. however, it was set up an camera instead of a charging device. >> reporter: it was found by an employee in the outlet facing the toilet 3 hours after sage installed it. met during that time, images and videos of men, women, and children were detected on the video. >> reporter: there is a photograph of him walking out moments after he planted the camera. police said that they were able to identify him by this surveillance camera. it was outside the coffee shop. he does not live far from the coffee shop. deputies say that they served a search warrant on the 800 block of 41st avenue where they found even more incriminating evidence at his home. they found enough evidence to connect him with this crime and then some. >> some additional images were found on other recording devices at his house, which depicted acts occurred they -- occurring with women that may not know that they will be recorded. >> reporter: he was charged with two felonies and he is also charged with a misdemeanor, using

county deputies say the camera was the size of a usb charger and was plugged into an outlet facing a toilet. an employee found the device, which investigators say recorded 12 people including children. detectives were able to identify savage as the suspect. investigators say a search of his home turned up more evidence linking him to the camera. >>> 4:42 now. car burglaries are reportedly on the rise. on the marin side of the golden gate bridge, heads up. signs are going up around vista point warning people about break-ins. chp says thieves know there are tourists there and they have cash and valuables with them. the agency received many calls out there and want people to be aware of their surroundings. >>> this morning warning center javale mcgee is packing his bags for l.a., joining the lakers next season along with lebron james. bars and restaurants in downtown l.a. are expecting a big boom in business thanks to lebron. reporter amy powell from our sister station in l.a. has the details. >> reporter: the biggest star in professional basketball , lebro james, is coming to los angel

his partner, also a defector, are on their way to the chinese border to smuggle in laptops, radios, usbs and dvds. (trad): of course there's a risk. but i want to send them in, i just do it. in north korea, rumor has it there are 100 people that e desperate toet their hands on me. but they don't know when i go, do they? narrator: they a filming their trip with a hidden camera. narrator: posing as mushroom deporters, they bribed a br guard to let them across. narrator: the borduard isn't where he said he'd be, so they call him. narrator: the guard says he can't get them across, so they decide to wait until night. before defecting, jeong used to cross the border illegally as a smuggler until he was caught and accused of being a spy. he was taken to a notorious political prison camp, yodok. (translated): when i arrived at the prison camp, it was april 6, 2000. it was awful when i wentnside. that day, they completely beat the hell out of me. they'd p a wooden stick behindyour kneet down, like this. if they pushed down on you, you'd collapse and then u'd hear your kneecaps cracking. i got bea

that camera was the size of a usb charger and plugged into an toilet. an employee found the camera three hours after it was installed. n a a favorite restaurant. the last day of service. the restaurant has hosted special events and wedding receptions, along with private parties with its usual fair for 50 years. a long-time employee said the restaurant had a good run. >> another reason is because our release is pretty much coming to an end, and, well, the restaurant has a lot of repairs to do and it is time for us to close. we open since 1968, so i think it is time to close. >> today's champagne brunch was the last time served. the closure has been announced since may. >> nbc championship jordan bell is taking part at the overnight camp as part of the warriors basketball camp. he's spending time with over 125 kids, leading drills and games. it is his way of giving back. >> i love working with youth. i'm a big fan. always said i would do if i made it big, which is give back, whether it is time, money or whatever it is. i try to get as many camps in as pos

. >>> a cigarette that looks like a usb drive will come out with a lower nicotine option.r the amount of nicotine in vaping liquids. it has 5% nicotine equal to a pack of cigarettes and the new one will have 3% nicotine. >>> next month, tesla customers won't get the $7500 federal vehicle tax credit that's only offered until the automobile manufacturer sells 200,000 the dow jones gained went up. tesla dipped a little. >>> now a major player when it comes to any nominations. >> the nominations in the drama series category are "stranger things". >> programs on the screaming service received 112 nomination this year, up from 91 last year. it's the first time since 2001 hbo did not receive the most nominations. abc received 31, including "black-ish" for best comedy and abc's reboot of "roseanne" was only recognized with a nomination. the show was canceled following a racist tweet by roseanne barr. and sandra oh, lead actress nomination and anthony bourdain posthumously for his show, "parts unknown" and the igot club, performers who won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. rita more

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vladimir putin, please plug this soccer ball into usb port of white house computer. ( laughter ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! intthe woods. plus stephen welcomes chrissy metz, lewis black and musical guest luke combs, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey! hey! lovely! lovely! please have a seat, everybody! sit down! thank you so much! welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. ( cheering ) one day after his disastrous summit with vladimir putin, it's starting to dawn on a lot of people: trump may be a bad president. even trump officials are embarrassed by his putin show. now they're embarrassed? "i was with him on the nazis and the imprisoning children, but siding with the russkies? they killed apollo creed." ( laughter ) wolverines! wolverines! different movie but similar idea! ( laughter ) now, right after the summit, trump thought he did great, until he got on air force one and "his mood grew foul as th

shop..voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"what we found is that it was similar to a usb,setup as a camera instead of a charging device."the device was found by an employee in an outlet facing the toilet.. just three hours after sage installed it.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"during that time, a little bit of over a of images of men, women and children were depicted on that video." and here's a photo of sage walking out just after he planted that camera.. ironically... police say they were able to identify savage by this surveillance camera just outside the coffee shop. christopher salas/reporting "and savage actually doesn't live far from the coffee shop. deputies say they served a search warrant right here on the 800 block of 41st avenue. that's where they say they found even more incriminating evidence at his home.cleveland said they found enough to connect him with this crime... and then some.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"as well as some additional images that were found on recording devices at his house which depicted som

we have speedy perry baker, one of his two tries as the usb wales, 35-zero.ngland is next at the at&t park today. >>> the ladies were feeling it. u.s. women's facing russia in the red, and no answers. look at these, just at the opening of the game, 27 seconds in getting the drive for the touchdown in layman's terms, but they call it a try in rugby. the u.s. wins, 33-17. they will face the mighty new zealand in the semi finals later today. that is your sports update for the morning. i am uncle burn. -- uncle vern . have a great day and i will see you later. >>> the police are not wild about it but the homegrown superhero is helping to fight crime in the northern california community, the stockton batman is what he calls himself, and the latest good deed is caught on camera. >> reporter: the citizens arrest is caught on camera. >> they are going to sue you. >> no they won't. >> reporter: the vigilante calls himself bruce wayne, the stockton batman, detaining a man he claims was smoking crystal meth outside of the busy $.99 store. he uses them often with the han

and staying in the sky on what happened during this hour yesterday with the late session news of a usb you-- we are calling it a breakthrough. president trump is expected to perhaps clarify further what that trade breakthrough looks like this afternoon in granite city, illinois. on the left side of your screen he will speak at that us steel factory that stood shuttered until four months ago. when tariffs on foreign steel kicked in-- well, we are show you what's happening now when the president arrives, so why is the nasdaq and s&p taking it on the chin as the dow jobs? facebook is not a member of the dow 30, but it's in the s&p and nasdaq and facebook #failed with an epic disaster post earnings call slamming shares today. the pitchforks are out for mark zuckerberg. can this man on your screen and his online retail save the day for tech and the nasdaq? amazon at this hour just 3% feeling the weight of this they spoke smacked down, but that could change right when its latest earnings report comes out in less than 60 minutes from now and call it a soybean feast fire with a potential deal

it will allow you to store your pass wards on a usb thumb drive. you enter a text message to verify it's in the right hands and you plug it into your computer and your passwords would fill up. google says most employees have used the device over the past year and none of their passwords reportedly have been hacked. no release date or price point as yet. >>> the next time you buy coca- cola it may cost more than you're used to paying. the ceo of coke says prices of the drink are going up because of recent tariffs imposed by president trump on steel and aluminum imports. right now it's not clear just how much more you would have to pay for a coke. >>> waymo is launching a pilot program to bring people to walmart in self-driving cars. this would allow customers to use the service to pick up groceries at walmart stores. while orders are being prepared, waymo vehicles will trans port the rider to and from walmart to collect the groceries. it's launching the program in phoenix to make shopping more convenient. not clear now if there's a krooifr as a back

items like remote controls, batteries, tool sets and usb drives have been targeted but unclear what thatease will be and remember there are parts of other bigger products and imported solar panels could go between 500 and $1,000 and the price tags for home appliances like mini fridges and coolers and thermostats are predicted to go up by 25%. notably by the way, some consumer favorite items like flat screen tvs were taken off the tariff list and at this trade war, tvs and another round and on top of all of this, president trump is considering a 25% tariff on all foreign cars and that would average $5800 per vehicle. the impact of these cost bumps would be broader by the targeted tariff on soybeans and remember, president trump's greatest strength has been the economy according to a cnbc poll last month, president trump's approval on the economy is 51%. that's more than his job at 41%. some industries like aliuminum and steel are expected to benefit but consumers are paying the price. president trump continues to pursue this strategy risks damaging a strong economy that kept his poll numb

santa cruz county sheriff's deputies say the camera was the size of a usb charger plugged into an outletacing a toilet. an employee found the device which investigators say recorded 12 people including children. detectives were able to identify savage as the suspect and investigators say a search of his home turned up more evidence linking him to the camera. >>> car burglaries are on the rise. on the marin size. according to the marin ij signs around vista point warning people about the increase in break-ins. thieves know there are tourists there, that they often have cash and other valuables. they receive many calls and want people to be aware of their surroundings. >>> lebron james is headed west. he's agreed to sign a deal with the los angeles lakers. bars and restaurants in downtown l.a. are expecting a big boom in business. sports marketing experts say james comes with his own fan base and his popularity makes him a powerful brand, something attractive to other businesses. >> not only will brands that are already associated with the lakers want to continue working with the lakers bu

they look like usb ports, they look like pens, and so kids don't have the same kind of association that -- you know, kids know that you shouldn't smoke cigarettes, but this looks totally different. so if i handed you this and said, "take a pull on that -- it taste like mango flavor," or -- [laughs] you know? what would you do? >> you would literally have no idea. i mean, you would hand me this, and i'd think, "stick it in my computer." >> that's right. and that is what makes it easy for kids not only to use it but to use it in places and conceal it from their teachers, their principal, and their parents. >> so, what are the biggest health risks associated with these products, according to the department of public health? >> some of it we're just learning because they're new on the market. what we do know is that the products contain nicotine, nicotine is addictive, and the younger you start using nicotine, the more likely it is that you're gonna go on to become addicted to it. that's a problem. nicotine changes your brain. your brain wants nicotine from that time on. >> so, i think we h

and staying in the sky on what happened during this hour yesterday with the late session news of a usbing it a breakthrough. president trump is expected to perhaps clarify further what that trade breakthrough looks like this afternoon in granite city, illinois. on the left side of your screen he will speak at that us steel factory that stood shuttered until four months ago. when tariffs on foreign steel kicked in-- well, we are show you what's happening now when the president arrives, so why is the nasdaq and s&p taking it on the chin as the dow jobs? facebook is not a member of the dow 3

usb requires a community caretaking function wherein a vehicle is seized without a warrant. the government cannot justify the impoundment by simply citing sections of the california vehicle code and department policy on impoundment and inventory searches. the fact that an impoundment complies with the state statute or police policy by itself is insufficient to justify an impoundment under the community caretaking exception. in order to comply with this decision, department bulletins were adopted. this was in 2012. the current bulletin before you today is a second-degree issue of these bulletins and it was written to combine those two bulletins into one bulletin as opposed to having the two bulletins. the department general order states it is the policy of the department that officers shall toe any vehicle being driven by a person who has had his or her driver's license suspended or revoked or by a person who has never been issued a drivers license. the vehicle shall not be released to anyone at the scene. however, a commercial vehicle may be relates to an agent of the compan

sheriff's deputies say the camera was the size of a usb charger and plugged into an outlet facing a toiletound the device which investigators say recorded 12 people including children. detectives were able to identify savage as the suspect. investigators say a search of his home turned up more evidence linking him to the camera. >>> 6:48 now. tesla ceo elon musk says the company has hit its milestone producing 5,000 model 3s a week. musk sent e-mails to employees saying tesla just became a real car company. musk says the company could hit 6,000 cars a week by next month. >> elon musk has another reason to celebrate. a spacex capsule will dock with the international space station. a falcon rocket sent the capsule into orbit in a spectacular launch at dawn on friday. it has an ai-enabled robot and 60 freeze-dried packets of 60 freeze-dried packets of coffee from new york. >> whoops. back to the drawing board for the engineer who is designed this rocket. it plunged back to the ground and burst into flames just seconds after hokkaido, japan. the developer believes the engine malfunctioned. ano

usb less damaged than everywhere else by a trade war? we will keep an eye on where the futures go and chinese equity markets with a rebound today in session. we will hear from the philadelphia fed president at 5:00 p.m. u.k. time. what does he have to say about the u.s. economy's resilience in the context of a trade war and the potential for inversion in the yield curve as well? morgan stanley talking about how that could be a possibility mid 2019. juliette saly is in singapore. raisede: officials have the prospect of resuming trade between the two nations after donald trump ratcheted up the pressure by announcing a huge new round of potential tariffs. after washington unveiled a list of chinese imports were $200 billion that could face higher duties, beijing called on america to resolve the conflict. signaled house is also it could restart talks. is two of the nato summit taking place. donald trump expected to remain on the offensive against american allies. house speaker paul ryan call the organization indefensible, but added that the

new tariffs, americans could end up paying more for things like remote control batteries, tool sets, usb and other things. cost of many home appliances like fridges could go up by as much as a quarter. joining us to take a look at this and how this all plays out in the economy is diane swan, the chief economist for the audit, task and advisory firm grant thornton. an old friend of mine. it's great to have you here. our viewers see you all the time in chicago. we know from talking to the farmers that vaugh hillyard has been out talking to, they'll be hit right now. your biggest market disappeared. >> right. >> china's -- >> hogs. >> right, hogs, wheat, lobster. this is not a later thing for them. and in some case, those products will actually become cheaper for americans because the market's gone. so we might eat cheaper lobster and all that kind of stuff. in the end, the farmer's getting hurt now and ultimately the consumer, the companies won't be able to prevent passing the increased costs of imported goods over. >> this is a tax, a tariff is a tax. >> that's right. >> it's not like a t

you could end up paying more for things like remote controls, and usb drives and refrigerators, and thermostats are predicted to go up by 25%. >>> lots to cover. but a dramatic rescue mission is underway to free the remaining children trapped in thailand. with the potential for heavy rain on the way, it is a race against the clock after being trapped for over two weeks. four boys made it out this morning. that's in addition to the four who made it out yesterday. they've all been rushed to the closest hospital which is 35 miles away. >> let's take a closer look at their terrifying journey to freedom. they begin two and a half miles deep inside this cave after being equipped with scuba gear. they'll be accompanied by a pair of expert rescuers. one in front leading the way and one swimming behind until they reach the most dangerous part of their escape, a u-shaped bend with the narrowest portion just 15 inches wide. >> i couldn't get my head around this, my shoulders around it. you probably can. >> this thing is tight. this thing is tight, and that is just one of the many obstacles that these kids

remote controls, batteries, tool sets and usb drives have been targeted, though it is unclear what thatse will be. remember, they're parts of other bigger products. imported solar panels could go up between $500 and $1,000 per installation. the price tags for home applianc appliances, like mini fridges, water coolers and thermostats, are predicted to go up as much as 25%. notably, some consumer favorite items, like flat screen tvs, were taken off the tariff list after public outcry. if this trade war lingers on, tvs could be included in another round of tariffs on chinese products. on top of this, president trump is considering a 25% tariff on all foreign cars. that could cost consumers an average of $5,800 per vehicle. the impact of these cost bumps would be much broader than china's targeted tariff on soybeans that we talked about a few weeks ago. president trump's greate eest strength has been the free. according to a cnbc poll from last month, president trump's approval on the kpeconomy is 51. some american industries, like aluminum and steel, are expected to benefit from this trade

. >> one insider can download millions of files on to a usb stick.multiple occasions. i don't know going to austin increases that. >> under the old bureaucracy it would take the government 10 to 15 years to field new technology. the hope is setting up a new tech-focused command near an innovation hub like austin the army can shorten it to months rather than years. >> the first soldiers tasked with setting up the command landed in austin today. the question is whether tech companies and their engineers will work with the defense department. we have seen employees at google and elsewhere push back on helping the pentagon. >> jennifer griffin on the future command, thank you. the inspector general at the health and human services says the government wasted at least 341,000 dollars on travel by ousted secretary tom price. the report says that included booking charter flights without considering cheaper scheduled airlines. it says the government spent nearly $1.2 million on price's travel during his seven months in office of the 21 official trips, only on

more for things like batteries, tool sets and usb drives.cost of home appliances like refrigerators and water coolers are predicted to go up by 25%. guess who's here to help me understand it all? my friend dan nathan is a principal of risk reversal advisers and a cnbc contributor. >> this is just the first shot across the bow, right. people are focused on china here. trump has signaled they may go to the full amount, $500 billion, so when you want to just quantify the $34 billion at 25% tariff, that's less than $10 billion, not a real big deal for a $19 trillion economy. but if we get to that full amount, that $500 billion of imports from china at 25% tariffs, that's going to be a real, real thing for the u.s. consumer. it's going to be really important for, you know, corporations here to pass that cost on. or absorb the earnings hit. so these are the things i think you have to look out. it's not going to be in july or august that we're going to be thinking about these. brother goi we're going to be thinking about these in q4 of this year if

shop..voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"what we found is that it was similar to a usb charger, however, it was setup as a camera instead of a charging device."the device was found by an employee in an outlet facing the toilet.. just three hours after sage installed it.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"during that time, a little bit of over a of images of men, women and children were depicted on that video." and here's a photo of sage walking out just after he planted that camera.. ironically... police say they were able to identify savage by this surveillance camera just outside the coffee shop. christopher salas/reporting "and savage actually doesn't live far from the coffee shop. deputies say they served a search warrant right here on the 800 block of 41st avenue. that's where they say they found even more incriminating evidence at his home.cleveland said they found enough to connect him with this crime... and then some.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"as well as some additional images that were found on recording devices at his

a new product called the titan security key that would allow you to store all of your passwords on usbd drive. it would require you to enter a text message to verify it is in the right hands. you just have to plug it into your computer and all of your passwords would automatically fill out. they say most of it -- its employees have used it over the last year. none of your passwords have been hacked. there is no release date -- none of their passwords have been hacked. there is no lease date yet. >>> -- there is no release date yet. >>> prices are going up for coca-cola because of recent tariffs imposed by president donald trump on steel and aluminum imports. they announced this after releasing a second quarter earnings report. right now, it is not clear how much more you would have to pay for. >>> -- pay for coca-cola. >>> they are battling a wildfire in clayton and will tell you about the damage so far and how the heat is playing a role in the fire. >>> thousands of tourists evacuated from yosemite national park, the crews are still battling the ferguson fire. we have the latest on th