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reporters shows of some of the tech toys that might make great gifts. s@ how hundred people gathered and care n.c. to attend the funeral of elizabeth edwards. she passed away from cancer earlier this week. in light she insisted that her life's events be made open to the public, at her final farewell was no different. april williams explains. >> or elizabeth. >> a farewell to a friend, a mother, and inspiration. a funeral services were held saturday for a elizabeth edwards, who lost her long battle with breast cancer earlier this week. friends with it tends to of humor remembered edwards who many times were hard on her sleeve. >> she was real, and no pretense, no holding back sometimes though she needed a little holding back. >> edwards was a strange from husbands shot edwards, my 2004 vice presidential nominee who also ran for president in 2008. she announced in late 2004, the cancer diagnosis after a period of permission a returned a few years later. >> cancer was not the only barrier that edward space in her life, she dealt with the death of her son as well as her husband's infidel

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and it's not just, you know, high-tech stuff like this. they are showing things like clay roof tiles and how much more, you know, energy you can save by using certain types of natural materials, as well. >> good to bring that stuff down to street level where we can all see it. >> reporter: absolutely. >> len ramirez in san jose, thank you. >>> well, california's budget troubles appear to be even worse than previously thought. governor-elect jerry brown and state lawmakers net sacramento this morning to take a hard look at the crisis facing the state. they say the deficit recently estimated at $25 billion for next fiscal year may be more like $28 billion thanks to lost revenue. but brown says he is confident politics won't stand in the way of a solution. >> our backs are to the wall. and i believe this breakdown can pave the way and will of necessary five the way for a breakthrough, because we can't keep going on the way we have. it's getting worse. and therefore, people will have to overcome their ideological predilections. >> still, state

. >> i think the man is a high-tech terrorist. he has done enormous damage to our country and needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extend of the law, and if that becomes a problem, we need to change the law. >> alan: sporters of wikileaks sa they're creati mirrors of the web site, meaning copies stay on the internet. >> the city of milwaukee, wisconsin, has started a program to reduce the list of forked home. as a result, ten homes soldier -- sold for one dollar. there are 2,000 homes in foreosure an6500 filings, some hos are going for less than $20,000. e realtor says after you fix it up, with taxes, the mortgage would be about $500 a month, or less. >>> san francisco officialare pondering a proposed new lieu -- la that would require at least 50% of workers hired on city project would have to be san francisc residents. san francisco chronicle report the board of supervisors is set to vote on the local hire rules. the new rules would be phased in overtime. in the first year employers would be required to hire 25% of their work fo

a group of females are helping build the number of women in tech. the tech industry is poised to grow and lead us back to economic strength. but will it do so with men only? not at f. this group has any say. networking and mentoring its way through the women and girls summit. >> there's so much more that women can be doing in this economy. >> reporter: -- to help guide young engineering students. >> i take my personal engineering class, five girls out of a class of 40. so you really notice it firsthand and just being able to hear it of people that are already in the jobs and listening to their experiences and what they've had to deal with, it's really helpful to know what i'm going to encounter. >> with today's day and ang and the ability to google things and get online and go to conferences and go to networking events, learn everything you can. and when you walk in there knowing some of the language of that market or whatever you're interested in going after, it's really have the drive, go after it, you can do it. >> reporter: with green tech jobs

time now for tech stocks with a slight. >> cell phones are taught in wish list. first check out this deal best by a a is offered. bhp incredible and age the area and the black. curve. these are high and smart phones that normally cost $200 or more and check out this amazon has a great deal on one of the hottest smart phones right now the jury duty. they're offering at fort pitt hundred dollars. if your star wars fan with a just released any limited edition of the trade smart phone call the art to be too. it is like the little robot from the movie and it is packed full of fun star wars beaches. even makes noises that are to be to made in the movie. it costs $250 with a two-year contract and if you really want to emphasize the person you're gifted check out the adult street. it is the first public and smart of in what appeared as a big five the edge screen and is half the size of the hype that and it runs on the enjoy operating system and is all fun part runs of at&t. it cost $100. it is the joy version of the i phone. as of 4.3 and screen and it is great for watch

state high tech corporation is happy to throw its weight behind. in the field. in fact. all of this. center for fundamental physics and cutting edge technology since the days of its founder. would soon. name train the ranks of the soviet union's top nuclear scientists they also begin work on semiconductors that underpins virtually all modern electronics. was one of the institute's bright stars in the field of semiconductor physics and of today's elite d.'s. along to meetings were developed. twenty. of. the end of the nine hundred sixty s. we saw the appearance of d.s. based on a three semiconductor. that was in the late one nine hundred sixty. is the next generation know how to develop students and what we see here demonstrates how fast changing both in scientific and technological terms and also in terms of the top rate equipment operating here. top managers. of students in the same mid ninety's graduate class and while the optoelectronics department gave them the best of foundations they were completing their studies at a time of difficult transition for the russian sc

. >>> for many couples starting a family may involve high-tech help. >> reporter: as for high-tech we are talking about in vitro fertilization or ivf. there is a good reason why implanting one embryo is best for mom and baby. when it comes to transfer embryos from the petrie dish to the womb a double transfer is the norm. the thinking double the embryos increase the odds for a baby. part of the logic is financial. >> if a couple is paying $12,000 to $14,000, they are willing to take a risk of twins to have a little bit higher pregnancy rate. >> reporter: you see the greater the number of baby, the greater the risk for all. even with twins. >> those babies being born sometime before 32 weeks far more likely than if you have a singleton. actually even birth defects are higher among twins than among singleton births. >> reporter: a new report in the journal "lancet" finds transferring a single embryo led to fewer miscarriages and low birth weight babies. >> it should be the standard in this country and it's more so in europe that you put back a single embryo. within those good-looking em

today's tech bites, google offers tech support. they launched teach parents tech.org. the site has more than 50 basic how-to videos with changing wall papers a sharing videos. hewlett packard fit more into an all in one device. it is photo smart e stays e all in one prints, copies, scans, faxs and has detachable touch screen tablet computer. wall street journal says it's a bit confusing. >> i find that using a tablet like device the ipad makes me print less. so, i take the ipad with me into the kitchen for baking for example. so, they seem to be giving you a way to print less but they are selling you a 400 dollar printer at the same time. it's a little strange. >> reporter: and those are your tech bites. i am rob nelson. >>> now, "good morning, maryland." >>> tragedy in baltimore a familiars are and grieves an unbelievable loss. investigators continue to search for the cause of a fire that killed six. three adults and three children. >>> this is a problem. >> please don't. please don't. please. >> oh. >> the video is hard to watch.

high tech a high tech country needs to make high tech products now the government is putting its political and financial capital behind modernizing the economy but it also needs to find innovative goods the rest of the world might want to buy now as part of that search officials have held a competition for young scientists and entrepreneurs how correspond with another. school innovation complex with the details. there's definitely a lot of boiling have had inside of school a valley at the moment and that is the young scientists presenting their innovative projects and top ranking businessmen economists and politicians trying to understand what they are all about and choose the best ones now the names of the winners will be announced who are the authors of the three best innovative projects will be encouraged financially by the government they will be awarded with one million roubles each about to its thirty five thousand us dollars and they will become the first residents office called the valley which is to become the high tech valley all russia that the government has high hopes for in m

peek at some of the latest and greatest in the world of high tech technology update coming your way next. hello and welcome to technology update are you tired of paying those overblown electric bills at the end of each month this could be the answer you've been waiting for a lot of the energy and with it a lot of the harder in cash gets burned by crummy old incandescent light bulbs but what if i could get you a lot more light and waste way less wattage in the process and up and coming russian company is just open a huge new production facility to help make that energy efficient dream a reality. doesn't need my sleazy sales fish brainchild of a trio of russian scientists was born abroad and is now returned to russia to have been on a shiny new factory at the outskirts of st petersburg aside from being a happy homecoming assembly line launches a big step in russia's attempts to modernize its economy and go green at the same time. the capacity. is the highest. in russia. and in eastern europe we can produce. we'll. in a long line russian. made some of the first strides in constructing the i

and those ruer tech bites. i am rob -- those are your tech bites, i am rob nelson. >>> now, "good morning, maryland." >>> now investigators say the fire on the block was set but they can't say it's arson. >>> your child is supposed to be safe when they sleep. a new government crackdown is coming when it comes to cribs. >>> we can complain about the cold, and we can complain about the wind, but elsewhere in the country, mother nature is creating serious headaches. we will tack you to areas that maybe will make you feel a little better about waking up to what, the teens? >> the teens, 20s, you know. before all that is correct good morning, maryland, i am charlie crowson. she is megan pringle. >> sure am. no doubt about it. and she over there lynette charles filling in for justin berk. always great to have you here. >> thank you. always wonderful to be here with you. you are a ray of sunshine on this cold day. we will see snow

i sure do. >> they are in the the only place to sell tech toys. there are websites and stores like costco and radio shack will give you free estimates then always selling them yourselves on ebay or craigslist which could come with a little added holiday cash but also comes with added time and added risk. on the consumer watch, julie watts, cbs5. >> all right. roberta. i saw the rain in the forecast. what's up? >> how about that? the first time in 13 days we will actually crack 60 degrees tomorrow. but until then we are seeing increasing cloud cover. another christmas tree lighting. 555 california street. lead singerglorious evening. 38 degrees. to the south. campbell. also in the 30s. upper 30s to be noted to the east in mill valley at 41 degrees. morning commute. partly cloudy skies and the 30s to 40s approaching 50 along the immediate sea shore. not as cold as you head out for your morning commute. green on the screen which means we have got rain showers. right there across that northwestern quadrant of the state of california. as i broaden this

what needs to be big splash in the world of high tech business what turns events science into products they don't understand. is he's got he followed russian innovators to easy bidders and brought it and their big breakthrough back home spotlight on story on technology update here on. we've got the future covered. the club so team has been to the. way industries are rapidly developing. now wattie goes to the homeland of those with strength of mind and body. to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. which became a premier destination for nineteenth century political exiles. this is the on screen if russia plays out on oxy. fifty. fifty fifty fifty. first. again this is all see it with the headline. job russian oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky awaits sentencing in a new case that could see in spending more in prison and a second trial has been found guilty of embezzling billions of dollars along with his former business partner told negative currently serving eighty years for tax evasion and sold. russia's prime minister slams our food and airline officials to what he calls unac

city big splash in the world of high tech business what turns events science into products they don't understand. is he's got he followed russian innovators to each of bidders abroad and their big breakthrough back home spotlight on story on technology update here on which we've got the future covered. the club some teams play into the. way industries are rapidly developing. if. he goes to the homeland of those big strength of mind and body. to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times and which became the premier destination for nineteenth century political exiles. this is the on screen russia on oxy. fifty. fifty. five. it's easy. to. see. this is all to you live from moscow where it's now a. thank you for joining us the headlines now up to a question of time. which is to find out how many more years he will have to spend behind bars the already jailed former russian tycoon was found guilty of investing billions of dollars he's currently serving a sentence for tax evasion and from. russia's prime minister. and the airline personnel for what he calls unacceptable behavior thous

the fund tech toys that my great make great gifts from our tech reporter. these are some of the story still ahead on kron4 news. (music) >> 1200 people gathered in north carolina to attend a tribute to elizabeth edwards. she passed away from cancer earlier this week. elishas' it insisted that her life's events be made open to the public. our well-being was no different. >> we praise you for elizabeth. >> a farewell to a friend, mother, an inspiration. funeral services were held saturday in raleigh for elizabeth edwards 2 loss to a long battle with breast cancer earlier this week. friends with a tinge of humor and remember the caring person who many times were hard on her sleeve. >> she was real, no pretense, no holding back, sometimes she proline needed a little more boldly back. >> edward was a straight from john edwards, who ran for president 2008. she announced the late 2000 for the cancer diagnosis, and after. of the commission and returned a few years later. cancer was not the only barrier that she carried on her life, she dealt with the dust of the su

report >> i have some tech headlines if you'd like an iphone? now is the time. radio shack is offering an incredible deal. the dollar's all of all iphone, and at $5 server off, or the iphone 4 at $1 sometimes $50 off, the killers off, and they treated discount, the will give you a tempelhobut >> rejected the offer in amazing deal, bring in your old by phone, get a new iphone. even the iphone 4. >> and google is offering this new e book and all platforms with the exception of the amazon kindle. and the want of the charge for, they're offering this cheaper than other e book sellers. lastly, the next and toward operating system 2.3. coat in, gingerbread, and troandroid. and it will be available on the s smart phones and other smart phones later on. and with faster web browsing, front facing camera support for video chatting and it will offer a enhancements for video on android smart phones. >> facebook as pick changes! and into the reporter shows us-big changes. >> those changes showed us last night with some of these features that are different. a

kron 4 tech reporter tells us if your looking for tech job or you know someone who is here is an opportunity. >> we have ambitious hiring plans in silicon valley. stet is growing were moving into new offices next week. we have a new 90,000 square foot office that were moving in to write off palo alto. it's exciting 14 here we have about 100 technical use in silicon valley. stet is gearing up to hire 350 new people and the bulk of those employees will be based in silicon valley. looking for engineers, people with all kinds of backgrounds. i guess we have a lot of rules for local development platforms as well as people who are building cloud base architecture. we're really excited to be bringing on these roles here in the valley >>. to apply for this good jobs go to jobs.skype.ciom will post a link to our web site for you got a www.kron4.com look for news links section. gabe slate kron 4 news. >> a part from this morning this is a look from the bay bridge toll plaza overcast conditions we did see a couple of sun breaks down and the south bay. temperatures there are the warmest of any bay area

hey welcome to our business program a high tech country needs to make high tech products the government is putting its political and financial capital behind modernizing the economy but it also needs to find innovative goods the rest of the world might want to buy as part of that search officials have held a competition for young scientists and entrepreneurs for details i'm joined now by the time who is at the size of this cocoa innovation complex hello to you that's a good see so the government is trying to find a rallying cause for its plans to modernize the economy what's going on up there just tell us a little bit about. well indeed this forum is a platform for implementing present native's idea of modernizing the russian economy which he described in a he's article called gold rush over a year ago hence the name all the forum and businessmen economists and politicians gathered here their main goal is to help young inventors get started with their projects in order to do that during the forum is going to be a contest and the authors of the three best projects will receive one millio

i am now for tech talk with craig sleep. >> smart phones are topping holiday wish list. this is what is hot right now. first eight a look at this deal for best buy. there is more funds are free right now with it to your activation. it includes beach d.c. area and the blackberry occurred and there are 14 and all for free. they are high and smart phones that cost normally $200 or more. and check this out, at his aunt's where they are offering it for $200 with the contract. if you have is star wars fan in your life date released hydrate smart phone, it is called the detroit are to be too. it is like lg will robot from the movie. put it even makes the noises are too it be too it made in the movie. it caused him of $50 with a two-year contract traded you really want to impress somebody look at this public. has the big 5 in. screen and is half the size of the high tide and it works on the android operating system. this self fun part of it runs on at&t. it cost $300. the drug nexus the really have fun and now it is like the rise in hand held a droid version of the i phone. the

he's accused of paying over $400,000 to employees of tech companies for insider secrets. today's actions are part of a larger government probe of expert-network companies. those are the firms that connect hedge funds and other investors with industry executives and corporate consultants. former s.e.c. enforcement lawyer jacob frenkel thinks today's arrests won't be the last. >> this investigation is moving forward, and they've made more arrests since the one they made a number of weeks ago, right before thanksgiving, and will continue to do so as they pursue larger, more significant individuals within hedge funds, within corporations as their targets. >> susie: no comment today from those charged, but the u.s. attorney said the tech companies, including dell, whose secrets were traded, are cooperating in the investigation. >> tom: roche's top drug, avastin, should no longer be approved for treatment of breast cancer. today's announcement by the food and drug administration could cost roche a billion dollars in annual sales. federal health officials cited the medication's

i sure do. >> reporter: and they are not the only place to sell your old tech toys. there are websites and stores that will give you free estimates and then always selling them yourself on ebay or craigslist, but it also comes with added time and risk. >>> we got high deaf doppler, we sold our one to other stations. >> yeah. >> we got the new stuff. >> and we fired it up again tonight because we had more rain on the way. sit really flirting with the bay area there. is our live weather cam. a look towards the bay waters. san francisco, we have 52 degrees. now, due east of that bay bridge, the temperature in oakland at 55 degrees in the city. peninsula at 51. to the south, campbell in the low 50s. to the east, 40 and 50s degrees and mostly cloudies. and if you're out and about, we have some cooler temperatures, but the winds are not a factor as of this hour. what is the precipitation that is now lining the northwestern section of the state of california. and look at these returns drifting in a southerly direction. was curious to see how close it will get because you ca

especially when you're talking about old apple tech toys. >> compare that to a blackberry bold which was a competing phone, same condition, same accessories, it only gets you $56. so apple products tend to get very good resale value. >> but don't count out your other gadgets. these old blackberries averaged 30 to $40. digital cameras and mp3 players will get you about the same. laptops and video game systems go for around $80. and you can even cash in on some broken tech toys. >> iphone, i-pads, high end mac books, even if they're not functional there should be a small minimum payment of $50, $60 depends on the device. >> and you could get the money for last-minute shopping and gazelle says they will send you a label and pay you out within five business days. >> i will run to a computer right now and try to sell everything i have. >> who doesn't need extra christmas money? i sure do. >> and gazelle is not the only place. there are web sites like buy my tronics .com and stores like cost co and radio shack that gives you free stimes and then selling yourself -- estimates and then selli

those are your "tech bytes." i'm rob nelson. >> time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> adam caskey is joining us. we talk about what a pain the ice can be. >> also seeing some visuals why the ice is nice. >> and how cool the ice can be. literally and figuratively. >> this features "how the grinch stole christmas." this is all ice carvings. the chairs, the figures. that is colored ice. this is all entirely made of ice. it is something cool to do this weekend, going on through the 30th of december. i suggest getting tickets in advance. it is housed in a tent that's 15,000 square feet and kept at 9 degrees. they give you coats by the way spon entrance. snowfall reports from yesterday, damascus, two inches. madison, virginia, 3 inches. spotsylvania, 3.5. my house in arlington, 1.5. reagan national, not far down the road, 1.5 inches. pretty much went as expected. just enough to cover some of the grass. 18 in frederick. 23 in culpepper. 25 in lexington park. i don't know, this afternoon we're going to climb

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. >>> finally, cnbc reports production of the new high-tech $100 bill is so complex and has had so many problems, the government has shut down production an quarantined more than 1 billion questionable bills. until they're able to devise a system to sort out usable bills from defective ones more than 10% of all currency on the planet will sit idle. even when they figure out the mechanized system, it will take about a year to sort through all the bills. >>> the heat are suddenly sultry, the broncos buck their coach, and a half-court shot gets trumped by the mascot. >>> plus, one of the most easily awaited regular season games in the years turns into a massacre. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> a frigid tuesday will lead to an even colder wednesday. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night, what was expected to be an epic heavyweight battle between the jets and the patriots, instead, was a first round knockout. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all

the tech detectives plan on returning with pretty possibly on monday. easleys remaining custody expert pending extradition proceedings. for these detectives finding britain is just one element of this case be installed. >> has to know everyone school for the past week has been finding 12 year-old renee smith, and reuniting her with her family. now that she has been found will be heading back to home soon, the focus now has shifted into the murder investigation of her mother. it is very important that we give justice to this family. in san francisco kron4 news. >> the niners and traders may have losing records, but coming up we will show you what they are both in the hunt for a playoff spot. >> snow is on the way for the sierra and lots of rain for the bay area. i will lead to what's come to know what's coming up the operators are guaranteed pay raises. a similar deal could and should the workers for $3,000 bonuses this year. muni would like to temporarily halt the bonuses that would go out at the end of the year, unisys it would save the company $3.5 mi

plus the season to give, we have the latest and cheap as high- tech toys. in and against them the white house is evaluating the effectiveness of the troupe's third. they say the surge is working after 30,000 charge more were sent into afghanistan. gates's claim, appears to be accurate with one very big condition. >> and one stores are busy, shopping malls yes new shopping malls are doing brisk business. in a city where just a few months ago there of the telegram was rampant. not so now. >> an audible >> in deed to ever we talk to, from the roadside puncture repairmen, to the east lawmakers all told us security was improving. >> this baker who is turning out more biscuits, told us it's all done to better police, a new government and more u.s. troops. it is a boost in confidence that is being felt beyond the city. outlining districts, want to assure the security. >> but better days in kandahar have not come easy, the governor is not sure if they are here to stay. >> candy's insurgents come back to the city and regain a stronghold of what they had before. >> m

joined by top level dignitaries and investors from moscow and beyond it's a project that state high tech corporation is happy to throw its weight behind. his scientific contribution. in the field of hatred structures which. is. in fact. cademy at the root of all of this physical technical institute it's been a world class center for fundamental physics and cutting edge technology since the days of its founder. is named train the ranks of the soviet union's top nuclear scientists they also begin work on semiconductors that underpins virtually all modern electronics. is one of the institute's bright stars in the field of semiconductor physics and of today's elite d.'s. to meeting diets we developed. the. sixty's we saw the appearance of. based on a three d. find semiconductors. yeah that was in the late one nine hundred sixty. is is the next generation know how to develop students and what we see here demonstrates how fast this area is changing both in scientific and technological terms and also in terms of the top rate equipment racing here. top managers. of students in the same mid ninet

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in time now for tech talk with dave slate. >> to zero cameras are always a hot tech items are of the holidays. here is what is hot in additional camera our world. the first camera maker to get the care on the market that takes it to read deep pitchers. by fuji cameras. it costs $400, is cool and new to take three deep pitchers. but to view these pictures you do need at three the laptop or a three dtb which both costs over a thousand dollars. or fuji does make a 3 in. photo display frame that cost $600. so a little expensive right now my what we talk next year. this camera is a 12 mega pixel it takes a has a view screen on the front of the camera seeking to impose our own self portrait shot. and that it can also help you make a child's while at the camera. the samsung will be a cost $120. now i've of been doused with a good l s l r camera to get. this is not just for professionals, a lot of obvious use this, recommendation is the sony 855. it cost $850. solid all-around sl arcaro. it is back ordered all many web sites but you can't fight it out there. if you what you're young one to l