irving. reporter: police later concluded the device was harmless, just a clock as mohamed said all along, and declined to press charges. irving police chief larry boyd denied the teen had been profiled because he was a muslim. we live in an age where you can t take things like that to schools. we have seen across our country horrific things happen. we have to err on the side of caution. the reaction would have been the same regardless. reporter: but social media exploded in outrage. people posed with clocks in solidarity, the hashtag, i stand with ahmed was repeated. facebook founder mark zuckerberg invited him to stop by and president obama tweeted, cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science. it s what makes america great. i didn t think i was going to get and supporters because i was muslim and i didn t think anyone would care about that. reporter: mohamed has been invited to the white house next month fo
tonight. reporter: it s not just their poll numbers. it s the money, david. some of the candidates have fallen so far, they are now having trouble raising money. there s a real chance that one of those candidates, at least one that you see on the stage tonight, won t even make it to the next debate. all right, we ll see. 11 voices up there. jon karl tonight. thanks to you, as always. we re going to turn now to the controversial arrest tonight. a high school student, a muslim american in texas. he s 14 years old and brought his homemade clock to school, hoping to impress his teacher. the student instead handcuffed, suspended because of fears he brought in a bomb. this is an image of the homemade project. tonight, the outrage. even the white house now weighing in. and abc s ryan owens from texas. reporter: a 14-year-old hauled out of school in handcuffs by police. his supposed crime? his clock. this homemade maze of wires and circuit boards he built to impress his science teacher
i love my mom and dad. i love my brother. people will have to get over that. reporter: only it 4% say he represent the future 34% say he represents the future. 32% say he s in the past. a slim majority, 51%, shale represents the future. some other republicans fare far better. marco rubio, rand paul, and scott walker all are seen as forward-looking candidates. in head-to-head matchups, all three candidates closed the gap. not a runaway by any stretch of the imagination. thank you very much to jeff zeleny. still to come here, she thought it was junk when she donated it. turns out it was valuable. ahead why the search is on for the woman who dropped off a vintage apple computer.
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produced. it s believed only about 50 still exist. they ve become an enormous prize for both auction houses $95,000 reporter: and collectors especially following jobs death in 2011. when the recycling company realized what they had, it didn t take long to find a buyer. you said $200,000 and he said yeah, i ll see you tomorrow. reporter: he brought cash? yes. and we couldn t believe our eyes because it s ridiculous! reporter: the way victor sees it, half the money belongs to the woman whom unknowingly left them a computer that spawned the p.c. revolution. the business policy if they sell something, they split the proceeds 50/50. he never got a name but certainly remembers her face. we re going to give her $100,000 check. reporter: do you think she ll come? i hope so. reporter: the truth is, this computer probably could have fetched more money. a museum in detroit last year paid nearly $1 million for one.