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. >>> many frustrated apple users are having problems sending and receiving messages on their iphones. more on that coming up in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarterses had new york, i'm linda bell reporting. >> thank you we will check back with you. it is 4:37 >> 4:39 thursday morning. another nice, warm start to another day that you would think in october will be a little cooler. >> that's right. today is not going to be as warm as yesterday. >> we're only talking like three degrees. >> okay. >> we made it up to 88 yesterday. the hottest october temperature we've had since 2010, so it is unusual but nowhere near the record. by the way, today's record high is in the 90s, so 92, so we're definitely below that level. 66 degrees at reagan national airport, and the temperature in gaithersburg this morning is 59. partly sunny and warm. temperature ranging from 82 to 87. we will call it 85 here in d.c. all good things must come to an end. we will talk about changing our way with tropical trouble potentially in the gulf. that is all coming up in a few minutes. for now, let's go to t

. >> some apple users say it would take more than tuesday's incremental improvements to get them to upgrade i don't even know what i would want in addition to what i've already got. >> if there were some kind of capabilities that were far and above what i currently have with my current ipad. >> unlike the iphone 5 reveal, there is no low-cost option with the new ipad. the ipad air starting at $499 hits stores november 1st. the new ipad mini starting at 399 later in november in time for the holidays. karen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> investors mostly shrugged off today's apple unveiling. shares finished just a hair lower. >>> mexico's top diplomat says the u.s. promised investigation into alleged surveillance of e-mails by the current and former mexican president. german magazine first reported on claims the u.s. national security agency hacked into the e-mail account of the former president of mexico and current president before he was elected. the mexican secretary of foreign affairs called the allegations, if true, an abuse of trust. >>> for the first time, a clear majority of americans say

friend recently, however, this, john, i am not only an investor, i have apple shares but i'm also an apple usermy whole family uses apple and we're very happy with the products and service but investorwise i'm less so. that is a problem with apple right now. >> well i think you've got to recognize that innovation doesn't occur on a regular basis. it occurs, kind of in a, you know, when things are possible and right now the focus is not on creating a brand new type of device. maybe that will happen when we see eventually what apple does with tv for example, but right now it's about improving the experience. apple has always been a company that wanted to have the best experience and the phase we're in now, better and better quality experience. the products are getting better and better. the company's doing well. it sales to people who loves it. the 5s is a huge success. so i think that is kind of the expectations that tim cook set last spring. i think it is what we're going to see. maybe we won't see a big, leap, product creatively leap product as steve had for a while but i think to say that app

. >> you're not forced to sign up for apple user.t's the big difference as well. >> it's a completely unfair comparison. and again coming have to do this. it is going to cost the taxpayer a lot of money and it will hurt you, the consumer, and it will hurt you for trying to find a job to find a race. >> we have a list of this, companies are cutting back on the number of employees that we have, and ours, one of my other big concerns is the idea of subsidies. the concerns about how much money spent and does this make us vulnerable to fraud out there. >> fraud as well as identity theft. the law is written in a way to make sure that anyone applying for a subsidy come you actually have to confirm and verify your income to see if you qualify for a subsidy. the president said, no, we are going to use the honor system. the way that this is set up, by underestimating this a little bit, you could get huge subsidies, which is not the way that this is set up. even with people that are supporting the law says that there is significant potential fo

. >>> apple is coming after all you pandora users. itunes users want to steal you away. which one is best for you. >> doing laundry has become a crap shoot on one campus. >>> all right. we're doing house calls. there you're a -- you're a breast cancer survivor. talk about your experience. >> as a survivor, it gives meehan opportunity to talk to them as a nurse to tell them about the importance of getting mammograms when they're over 40 every year, to also talk about self-breast examinations, healthy life-style. and as a 17-year survivor, i'm able to tell them my story. it has even more of an impact as someone who is detected early and treated. i think that makes a big impact on people's lives and motivates them. >> all right. house calls going on until 6:30. the number to call is right there on your screen. >>> pandora is a prior but apple is coming after pandora users. >> reporter: pandora launched in 2005. this comes preinstalled in car stereos, tivo's. now some analysts are wondering if it clan go away. as rolling stones puts it, pandora currently has more than 70 mil

. >> reporter: some apple users say it will take more than tuesday's incremental improvements to gethem to upgrade. >> i don't even know what i would want in addition to what i've already got. >> if there was some kind of capabilities that were far and above what i currently have with my current i pad. >> reporter: and unlike the iphone five revealed there's no low cost option. the i pad air starting at $499 hits stores november 1st. the new i pad mini starting at $399 later in november in time for the holidays. karen kaffa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> amazon.com announce today customers have to spend more money to get their items shipped for free. amazon has long mailed items free of charge as long as the order met a $25 minimum. but as of today, customers will spend $35 to meet free shipping. >>> executive director peter lee says concord workers have answered more than 156,000 calls and initialuated 125,000 applications since the first of the month. meantime kaiser permanente and two other health plans wrote a letter because of delays and posting quality ratings. the health providers

. >> reporter: some apple users say it will take more than tuesday's incremental improvements to gethem to upgrade. >> i don't even know what i would want in addition to what i've already got. >> if there was some kind of capabilities that were far and above what i currently have with my current i pad. >> reporter: and unlike the iphone five revealed there's no low cost option. the i pad air starting at $499 hits stores november 1st. the new i pad mini starting at $399 later in november in time for the holidays. karen kaffa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> amazon.com announce today customers have to spend more money to get their items shipped for free. amazon has long mailed items free of charge as long as the order met a $25 minimum. but as of today, customers will spend $35 to meet free shipping. >>> executive director peter lee says concord workers have answered more than 156,000 calls and initialuated 125,000 applications since the first of the month. meantime kaiser permanente and two other health plans wrote a letter because of delays and posting quality ratings. the health providers

apple's new operating system. it is now working on a fix for problems with text messages. users complain that texts sent through imessage are not going through. imessage allows users to send text and photos for free to other apple users. >> facebook joining the effort to bring free wi-fi. for that and the rest of the news let's turn things over to kayla tausche. good morning. >> good morning, jon. futures are lower after stocks posted modest losses on wednesday. there's no major reason for the move although some traders pointed to the weaker than expected adp report. it showed fewer private sector jobs were added to pay rolls. the numbers don't always watch up with the jobs report. that was supposed to be released on friday but postponed. we get new filings for unemployment and the services sector. the dow falling to 15,133. target is launching its own prepaid wireless service for $35 a month, customers get unlimited data for $50 a month on t-mobile's network. every six months you get a $25 target gift card. a range of forms or bring their own compatible device. facebook and sis

apple iphone users are frustrated that messages sent are not being sent or received. apple says that this is only affecting a small fraction of users. they're working on a fix. the solution should be available. >> we're previewing next weekend's bank of america chicago marathon. he is considered one of the greatest >> hello, i'm alex trebek. for over ten years now, i've been representing the colonial penn life insurance company, and i'm here today to talk with some of their insurance representatives about their guaranteed acceptance life insurance. hi, everyone. i thought it'd be interesting to hear from you what your customers say are some of the things they like best about colonial penn's whole life insurance. who's gonna start? >> well, it's guaranteed acceptance for people over age 50. >> they don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. >> and it gives them peace of mind knowing that their family has some insurance to help cover funeral costs. >> and other final expenses. >> great point, and that's something everybody needs to plan for. especially

i'm a big apple user. are those really going to move the needle by your channel checks? >> yeah, our checks are somewhat mixed. and i think consistent with what some of the others have suggested, demand for the 5c has been somewhat lackluster. we'll see as they talk about the quarter next monday and provide guidance for the december quarter. supply has been constrained on the 5s. we think demand there has been good. coupled with the ipad mini launching later than expected, i think the upside to the september quarter guidance is limited and there's potentially some risk there. that's ultimately what's going to drive the stock is the ability for them to really start to grow this company again and improve the profitability again. >> and you have a $525 price tag which is 5 bucks below where it is right now, will. thank you very much. herb, we'll see you later. david, thanks for jumping in as well. >>> still ahead on "street signs," america's most loved and hated companies, plus some sky-high hope. >>> and america's power play rolls on. boone pickens is in the house. we're g

>> hello, once again, scott and jummy. iphone users are frustrated that messages sent from phones and apple devices aren't being sent overseas. they say it is only affecting a small message of imessage users and it is working on a fix for users. the solution will be available in an up coming up date. >>> a historic drought swept most of the country, and as farmers recover, prices have bonn the decline. we saw food prices go up as commodity prices rose. one analyst expects a 20% drop in prices next year so time will tell if this will trickle down to consumers in buying groceries at the store. that is business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news. >> thank you, linda. a factory in kentucky ready to build the new c-7 sting ray. it is going to reopen on october 14. they expect more than 50,000 guests will visit the assembly plant each year. >> a new racetrack is under construction, as well, across the street from the plant. this way, people will have a place to test out the new stingrays. a lot of excited car everyone use thissists for that du

>> it is very important when you talk about adoption and up tick of users for new operating system. apple has been pretty consistent about ticktock for new versions of mac os-x and brought along a lot of users for the ride. as you get to maturity in a operating system there are fewer big ticket features to drive unit adoption. as mac os-x gone down from $29, now to free for upgrades, you will see more and more users thinking is it worth it for me to making the leap and moving to the new version? adam: is it important if you are an apple customer if they keep you through their universe that operating system, you will use their mobile systems and that is the where the future money will be made? >> absolutely. apple's ecosystem is second to none when it comes to movies, music applications and being able to have the consistency across the experience, whether apple tv, ipad or the mac is very important for the company. it is a consumer business now. it relies on consumers making choice ever minute of the day where they get the media choices applications, and in order to drive the consistency,

people these think using crack investigative journalism media outlets quoted experts including apple forum users random people who have downloaded the software and commenters on tech websites like the verge the n.b.c. quoted a psychologist as saying we haven't done any experiments with this phone but this is what i think is happening it's definitely linked to the motion of the screen way to get to the bottom of it see n.b.c. another anti apple story the news proliferated is that i pads are causing a back pain app and demick they even give does want to name the posture the term is being used by the media exclusively maybe to describe a stupid body shape adopted by those texting emailing and playing games on their i pads or smart. to back up the story news outlet i.o.l. quoted in at a few experts who said it's been decades since people learned of good posture at finishing schools and that is apparently exacerbating the problem. but my favorite anti apple news story this week is encapsulated in this have mine from a local c.v.s. outlet is your i phone dirtier than a toilet seat. technology blog whi

users. >>> apple's plans to new headquarters. the massive four-story circular building has been free of controversy so far. steve jobs set a conciliatory tone two years ago. tomorrow the planning commission will review the final environmental impact report. cupertino and sunny veil residents have been kept informed in all phases. >>> tomorrow the first seats will be installed in levi stadium. the 49ers stadium will be ready in time for next season. the seats are manufactured in award. >>> the raiders are being forced to make a major change. >>> fun show tonight. magic johnson on the program. music from gary clark jr. doing a great song and headlines. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are

apple has defended its hardware margins. on the software side, the idea being if they can bring in those users and engage those users in their ecosystems, on monday we get apple's earnings and results and you're going to look for what's the supply on the 5s and demand for the 5c. >> the stock market is up to another all-time record high. gold gained $24, the greenback fell. let break down today's market action. welcome. ron, you're worried. tell me why. >> i think 2014 you have markets that earnings are at an all-time high compared to gdp. analysts think earnings are going to be up 14% and gdp will be up 2%. i don't think that bodes well for the market, which has been really driven by multiple expansion, not necessarily earnings. >> and what do you do about it? it may be driven for a long time because of easy money and zero interest rates by the fed. that possibility exists. >> it does. what we have to do, larry, this is the first time i've seen fiscal policy undermining both confidence and fiscal policy is driving monetary policy. so, you know, i actually am going to point the finger and say we have to get our act together

it never lost the love of subscribers, that's who matters, like apple with its users. house of cards, orange is the new black, the companies with 40 million subscribers up 30 million just over a year ago. country's latest quarter was truly fabulous. they were worried on the call the stock was getting overheated when it was 60 points higher than it is right now. netflix remains the default way to binge to catch up on favorite programs. it's the holy grail of content and all the tv and movie studios are incredibly eager to get their stuff on netflix. even at these levels, i think it cannot be contained. remember, this is a cult stock. if it disappoint its followers, it will start down all over again. then there's deckers. deckers is the maker of uggs, a stock that has been a relative disappointment since 2010. boy, when we started candies, it was the hottest in the group. one of them absolutely, it kept going higher and higher. after delivering years and years, deckers stumbled in the fourth quarter of 2011. it became clear the main product, uggs was being hurt by unseas

. >> black berry rolled out messaging to apple and an droid users. it has been losing market share for years. stocks closing, little changed today head of tomorrow's september jobs report. your bloomberg silicon valley rising higher by a gain in apple shares. the gain coming ahead of the tech giant press event tomorrow right here in san francisco. you can expect a thinner ipad and updated ipad mini with high def screens. dan, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> authorities in northern china closed schools and took steps because of severe smog. take a look at this, it's remarkable. visibility shank to less than half a football field. fall and winter are the smoggiest seasons because of the increase in burning coal for homes and heating system autos that is unbelievable it is crazy. >> yes. >> white out condition autos yes. yes. >> spencer is here with the accu-weather forecast. but first we want to congratulate spencer for four decades on television. >> yes. so excited this weekend. >> spencer got a job as a weatherman in 1975 but says he wanted to

same is true for iwork and mavericks, mac operating system, that's free for user. appleengthen and build that ecosystem. back to you. >> thank you so much, josh. apple still dominates the tablet arena, of course, but not as much as it used to. for the first time, holding less than 50% of the tablet market share, so will she's products turn the tide around? >> let's talk about it. glenn is from "consumer reports" ben paar from dominant fund. what did you hear, any surprises, anything excite you? >> a couple things. the first one is that it's mostly an upgrade to the ipad but i thought it was brilliant by them to make it thinner and even just changing the name, i think, will get a lot of sales pushing in the right direction. the other thing, all the suites and apps are free, especially ios for mac will be free over the next couple things. i think that's a big shot to microsoft. >> what was your reaction to the event, were you impressed? >> overall i was impressed but with that i have to say, didn't expect any major, like, ground breaking changes. and i thought they made gr

and just give you a few numbers here facebook has two hundred sixty one million active users in europe apple last year of its income twenty two percent of it came from europe a lot of these tech companies are very involved in europe they're not just in the united states so when europeans perceive these tech companies as kind of being the the sentinels of the n.s.a. spying program that's going to affect business that's done as you mentioned the thirty five billion dollars hit to the cloud computing industry well here's another one how about a one hundred eighty billion dollars hit or twenty five percent decrease in technology search for technology services companies by two thousand and sixteen that was a study that was done. that was done earlier by cambridge massachusetts a research group in cambridge massachusetts found this huge economic consequence telecom companies over the next few years as a result of this n.s.a. scandal now sam how are companies that provide a kind of. touched on this before but provide us secure communications services reacting to n.s.a. spying abroad. well you would

i message isn't working for some users of apple's new mobile system. britney spears the pop star just debuted a steamy new video for her latest song. she is trending. and fossil find? it's a dinosaur fossil that is bigger than a car. workers found it at an oil pipeline construction site in alberta canada. they stopped digging and called a paleontologist in. that expert says this well preserved and complete fossil is incredibly rare. they are trying to remove it before canada's harsh winter sets in. >> impressive. >> millions of years old. >> still hanging out. >>> 5:14. let's check the roads. >>> so far, an accident is cleared and that's it. overnight roadwork is mostly picked up about 15 minutes ago. one of my favorite cameras, this's live look at the new eastern span. traffic heading into and out of the tunnel there by yerba buena island still moving at the speed limit. and no metering lights. that means things look great behind the pay gates, as well. this is the time of morning to leave. everything is looking great all those sensors are popping up

. >>> new this morning, the service outage affecting apple iphone and ipad users.radings under way on wall street. >> a live look at the big board right now. the dow is just about flat. you can see still under 15,000 mark. ahead we'll go live to bloomberg's jane king at the new york stock exchange. >>> coming up first, b.a.r.t. workers hold an evening rally as negotiations to avert a strike come down to the wire prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. people go to a mattress store, and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. once you experience it, there's no going back. oh, yeah! at our columbus day event, save $500 to $700 on the final closeout of our performance series mattress sets. but hurry - ends soon! only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> 6:45. here

i message, the text messaging service isn't working toker some user of apple's new mobile system.ey spears, brian hackney's favorite singer. >> of course. >> she issued a new video. >> and buff versus cleveland. >> a buff circle is a weird kind of popsicle you get in colorado. >> i'm not taking blame for the way they wrote it. >> if hackney likes britney spears i bet you dollars to donuts that liz is going to be watching that buffalo game tonight. >> brian hackney is the same person who asked me what twerking was the other day. so he has lots of interests. yeah. right, he is out there tweeting away. >>> 101 we have had our photographer standing there for most of the morning showing us this live look at trimble and we want to be sure we catch him one more time. you can see so far traffic is still at the limit. it has been since we sent edgar out there at 4:30 a.m. so thank you for the live look. and out towards the bay bridge it's a different story. the metering lights were turned on around 6:00 so now traffic is backing up and all the lanes jammed up towards the overcrossings. 125

obviously, apple's late to the game in that, but users tend to be a little bit more patient with apples. so that a's probably going to be the real -- that's probably going to be the real takeaway is the bigger screen with the iphone 6. liz: okay. gene, thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. liz: remember, gene says watch out for december guidance of 37 billion in revenue. so watch for that number. we're going to have those numbers the second they come out in the next hour. gene, of course, is with piper jaffray, been in the business forever and really so smart about this stock. closing bell ringing in 41 minutes. is jcpenney really on the right track? really? shares are shooting up as the ceo gives new hope to investors. is it real hope? or is it just a cloud? full of nothing? that's next. plus, charlie gasparino just wrapped up quite the feisty interview with carl icahn on apple and herbalife, two companies mr. icahn heavily invested in. what did the billionaire investor have to say that gives you a window into what he's going to do next? charlie got it out of him unlike othe

. >> i keep reading about these metrics showing that apple tablet users use their tablet more often than they doing this refresh from a position of strength? >> they are doing this from a position of strength in the market where they have the application side. but when you look at the worldwide numbers and look at emerging numbers in particular, if you look at the beginning of the month, as you would expect competitions are better. >> there -- it may be tough for our viewers to hear you. you're saying that the ipad still is the benchmark but again, in emerging markets in particular there might be a shift towards lower price devices. this remains me of the argument going into the iphone launch where there's the sense of look the 5c is what's necessary, you've got to do a lower price model but since then it's the higher end that's been selling. >> absolutely. the reasoning is the problem with the 5c and the 5s, the 5c wasn't cheap enough to get the consumer in the emerging market to pay attention to it. there's competition coming from white box on the android side that is similar from the

apple is losing their edge. and customers. we'll take a look at how many smartphone users are not going with apple's products.nd two more arrests have been made after bikers attacked an s-u-v driver in new york city. why the n-y-p-d has arrested one of its own detectives, coming up. republicans and democrats have made no significant progress is getting federal employees back to work and raising the debt limit. a plan by senate democrats to increase the government's borrowing ability by a trillion dollars is drawing little support from the gop. and the white house is threatening to veto a proposal by republicans to create a working group to tackle deficit issues. a new poll suggests that americans are mostly holding republicans responsible for the partial government shutdown. the associated press-g-f-k thfor over 60,000 ss-g-f-k california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train i

i didn't find it very intuitive or user-friendly, like an apple or amazon.com.just not friendly to navigate. that was my knee-jerk reaction. >> technology is hard. you have to make it -- you have to take a lot of work, make -- to make it easier to use. it's not like, oh, the less work we put into it, the easier it will be to use. maybe they just forgot they that to try to sign up seven million users at the last minute anded inned a web site to do it. not everybody is going to call in. the web site is more important. so, maybe they worked on all those back-insecurity systems, -- back-end secure systems over the last three years and then in six months, focus on the web site, and users trying to sign up to get the health insurance, they can't figure out how to use it. so who cares if ten people or ten million people go to the web site. if they can't figure out how to use it, what is it worth? >> neil: maybe they were prime-plus customers. thank you very much. >>> if the government closes for business, how is it we're all just going along with our business? >>> they

apple has been losing tablet market share. in fact, most tablet users are not using an ipad these days. a big apple event on tap tomorrow that is expected to be about the ipad. all eyes will be watching to see what the tech giant has up its sleeve. we'll talk about that next. >> take a look at this chart. netflix shares up more than 270% this year. can the company's earnings after the bell send that stock even higher? we have instant analysis and reaction on netflix's quarter coming up on "closing bell." [ male announcer ] it is more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. intrtdd#: 1-800-345-2550lass. life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn i

as part of that commitment, apple says it will now give users its late ers mac operating system and iware software suite for free. >>> it's a spectacular part of fleet week that was grounded this year. now, there's word that the blue angels are coming back. >> now, to julie haener in the ktvu news room with what we're working on at 6:00. >> laughing as they burglarized a home. >> i mean, here's two guys, almost looked like they're having a good time. >> the brazen crime striking a raw nerve in a south bay community. >>> then inside into the accident na killed two bart workers. we investigate how a fast-moving train could have caught them both by surprise. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00. >>> new details now on the roll out of the affordable care act here in california. the executive director of covered california gave an update this morning from the call center in contra costa county. peter lee met with employees at the call center and spoke with county supervisors in martinez. he said since october 1st, the service center started over 125,000 applications. he says despi

apple buck. we'll tell what you has ipad users racing to get from apple today. ♪ @?? stick with innovation.r. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. >> i'm melissa francis with your fox business brief. world while shipments of tablets, phone, and pcs will grow by 4.5% this year from 2012. according to an industry research, gartner tablet shipments, are set to rise 53%. mobile phones by 3.7% this year. >>> new study from opportunity nation found almost six million young adults are neither in school nor working. that is about 15% of folks ages 16 to 24. tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern on "money," how does abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries still have a job? from bad business decisions to even worse personal choices you have to wonder who thinks he should still be in charge. we'll have fun and debate it. shareholders beware. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: existing home sales slip ad little in september as higher prices hurt affordability. it is also hitting homebuilder shares today. have a look. down across

users face. the concept is in the works at apple, lg and nokia. samsung is the first to roll it out. it's the end of an era for panasonic. the tech company reportedly is closing its last plasma tv factory. after dominating the industry for decades panasonic is losing out to competition from samsung as well as consumers watching more shows on phones and tablets. worldwide shipments of tvs dropped 6.3% last year. the first decline in a decade. still to come: from space to the sea, the new films that will have your heart racing. plus...find out how to get free coffee at starbucks this week. and....coming to an aisle near you how food companies are changing what's on the menu. we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i served in the united states air force. i served a total of 16 years. i was deployed 13 times. on my second deployment four bombs hit my vehicle. and at 19 years old, that was the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i would wake up in middle of the night sweats. i started drinking a lot. i felt worthless. i guess

. >> also ahead, apple the newest operating system a fast but a number of users wish they never made the upgrade. find out why and how to fix the problem. >> i was this close. >> reporter: this close to makeing that upgrade. good morning. take a look at the fort mchenry tunnel. it's construction related delays a we will update the traffic and weather and more news coming up after the break. >>> 6 cities vying for a chance to host super bowl 2018. you can't tell it right now but this is new orleans super dome. they want to do it again. they want to host the game and it appears they are in the list for 2018 so is miami, dallas and minneapolis and indianapolis and tampa. the league super bowl advisory committee will pick one from the 6. >>> the nfl will sit down with the ippedan tribe. brian todd explains why new tribe from new york is interested in the team from the dc suburbs. >> reporter: a stand off that seems like the government shut down neither side bumming. the -- budging. ed he -- the president fired a news making salvo but this is over the nfl franchise. native american groups

blocks an option of new strategies for the company and apple, they're acknowledging problems with the new iphone software, i-messaging glitches, some users send a message, it doesn't appear to have arrived. apple working on a fix for that. let's see what happens to the stock. google accused of illegally tapping into gmail data so they can target advertising, they've been doing it for years, the question is, was it illegal. all right, tech, that's where the money has been. did you see the rally yesterday. in apple, amazon, netflix. stocks overall will look to open lower. how bad is it going to be? the bell is next. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring ce

users the world over. the world-famous british artists is in the bi apple at the moment and decided to put on a disturbingow for new yorkers. he pulled up a slaughterhouse delivery truck with stuffed toys, cows, and she, and had a driven around the city. it is called "silence of the lambs," and it is focusing on the dire treatment of animals. [recording of animals [dog barking] [bird squawking] [airplane screeching] [speaking native language]

user's photos. and after the sale of the new apple iphone 5-c, through monday the device will cost you $50. they can get a $50 gift card that cuts the price in half. >>> check it out a chicago restaurant has deep fried macaromi and cheese at the bun. it looks pretty good. that's america's money. i am ajohn mueller. >> happens today, pope francis visits the birthplace of his namesake in italy. he was supposed to take the name of pope francis known for renouncing his wealth and embracing poverty. saint francis was family told by god to, quote, repair my house. pope francis is restoring many people's faith by doing so in the catholic church. >> this is the, i wish it about me, story of the day. a big surprise for customers of in mississippi. >> a computer glitch made them all millionaires although the bank very quickly corrected that error. officials say there was a system display issue and the trillions were actually never really available to those customers. >> they thank you very much done the right thing and left the way it was. 6:27 is your time. there is still another half hour of good m

apple executive. a newspaper says john skullly is making at making a joint bid for the canadian smartphone maker. he told the paper he's a long- time fan and userf blackberry. he was apple's ceo between 1983 and 1993. another report says cisco systems, google and s.a.p. are already in talks to buy all or part of blackberry. >>> target is trying to help shoppers save time with a new service just in time for the holidays. customers can order products online and then pick them up at a specific store. target says it is offering the service at half of its stores now and plans to expand it to all stores in the next week. walnut creek has had a similar -- walmart has had a similar service for two yees. >>> the german foreign ministry summoned the american embassy because of allegation -- ambassador because of allegations the u.s. tapped the phone of angela merkel and spied on her. merkel talked to president obama last night about these reports at the national security -- about the nsa listening in on her phone calls. the white house says her phone is not being monitored nor will it be in the future. they didn't comment on allegations that it has happe

there's talk that apple is getting ready to stop making the ipod now that users can listen to music on yeah, they say the product is quickly becoming dated and obsolete. then radio shack said "we'll take a billion of them." [ laughter ] perfect. you can put them by the palm pilots in isle three. ♪ work it out, welcome to the shack. i don't know what to make of this. there's a company in the uk is making news for selling a padded undershirt that is being referred to as a push up bra for man boobs. [ laughter ] of course, it's going to be awkward when your girlfriend can't get your bra unhooked -- [ cheers and applause ] let me do it. guys will be like, "that's my bra right there." "no, that's my bra, can i have it, thank you so much. appreciate it." oh, i just saw that here in new york city, starbucks is going to open a new store that only sells tea. yeah, and this is nice. they're going to have a revolving door so you can be like, "oh, it's just tea." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i will have a drink of that norah jones jam. what's that all about? well, halloween is just a week

if it's not displayed to the user, the user can't agree to it. it's not like apple can completely hide terms of service on itunes and still claim people accept the terms." but joe barton is less concerned with the facts than he is about destroying obama care. >> once again here we have my republican colleagues trying to scare everybody -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not yield to this monkey court or whatever this is -- >> this is not a monkey court. >> do whatever you want. >> instead of trying to actually get to the bottom of what was wrong with the website, the gop spent their time decrying a broken government they worked day and night to break. >> the botched rollout is all the more reason that the individual mandate penalty should be delayed. >> but this is not the first time congress has overseen the botched rollout of a big new health care program. in 2006, the house held hearings on the glitch-ridden medicare part "d" rollout under bush. democrats worked with republicans to improve the program. >> i found the newsletter that i sent out to my co

apple ranked with highest with at&t and verizon, and research company jd power said it had about 6,500 smart phone userse their devices. >>> lonovo group is considering a purchase the struggling smart phone blackberry. blackberry put itself up for sale earlier this year after its ten operating system failed to lure more customers. >>> a push to legal lies the recreational use may get another look from the aclu. david stevenson reports, they're teaming up to study a possible change in state law. >> medical american dispensaries are buzzing about a new effort to legal lies smoking adults and business. >> even though it may not be the best for our business, we still support it. >> the lieutenant governor and the aclu announced to examine what it would take to examine and regulate marijuana sales after the u.s. department of justice said it will allow colorado and washington to implement their own new laws that allow sales and possessions of you up to an ounce for adults, and will follow at the regulatory framework. >> we're going to learn a lot from washington and the issues of credit card use and banking

apple event. i'm not. he also post add picture of the bus line he sat in this afternoon. twitter users selena posted about her commute tonight. 2 hours from sf castro valley third and so unnecessary. still want to hear your thoughts now that the striking is over just post our video on line on twitter or instagram and use hash tag dear bart. also send video to our facebook page. >> 2, 12-year-old in nevada are expected to recover from gunshot wounds after middle school student opened fire on school playground killing a teacher. seventh grade student then turned semi-automatic pistol he took from his airports on himself. students began running when they realized the pop they heard were actually gunshots. 45-year-old math teacher makeal lance bury was shot while shielding seventh and eighth graders. >> he and some friends went to him and were like come on we have to get him to safety. picked him up carried him a little bit 0and we left him because our vice principal said go go go get to safety get to safety.so we left the teacher there and we went to safety. >>reporter: students say that

apple announced something else today, apple is giving away a lot of products they choose a premium for. mavericks, they're giving that away free. >> until now, pc users have had to pay for upgrades, something like microsoft have relied on to make money. >> the days of spending hundreds of dollars out of your computer is now gone. >> in the future, people are going to be expecting to be getting free updates to the operating systems. that means another question that microsoft's going to have to figure out. now this all comes in the many of what many are calling the tablet war. nokia and we compared the tablets each geared towards different demographics and help you decide which one's best for you. >> they were doing more of it for free. >> it's part of the whole my life suite, so you can print photo books, although you have you to send them to apple to be printed and they make more money off of you. >> thanks julie. >>> not only was september job report released late because of the government shutdown t didn't measure up. employers added 138 jobs, well below 180,000. 7.3 unemployment rate to 7.2% based on data before the government shutdown. any fallou

apple event. i'm not. he also post add picture of the bus line he sat in this afternoon. twitter users selena posted about her commute tonight. 2 hours from sf castro valley third and so unnecessary. still want to hear your thoughts now that the striking is over just post our video on line on twitter or instagram and use hash tag dear bart. also send video to our facebook page. >> 2, 12-year-old in nevada are expected to recover from gunshot wounds after middle school student opened fire on school playground killing a teacher. seventh grade student then turned semi-automatic pistol he took from his airports on himself. students began running when they realized the pop they heard were actually gunshots. 45-year-old math teacher makeal lance bury was shot while shielding seventh and eighth graders. >> he and some friends went to him and were like come on we have to get him to safety. picked him up carried him a little bit 0and we left him because our vice principal said go go go get to safety get to safety.so we left the teacher there and we went to safety. >>reporter: students say that