>>reporter: where are the pain if you bought the new apple expect at hot wire was a blow to their supposed that the market in october apple planned production before the holidays approaching you don't have to wait. >>gabe slate: still were review will lose this or it will fall all of the here you're not alone that the speaker built into so you can talk to someone or play music is a laudable choose the battery choose good and still use them. >>maureen kelly: is video that is hard to watch of boys slapped and taunted by teacher's aide in the district triggered by the state attorney general and the announcement made soon after a series of reports revealing more allegations the attorneys said the district failed the child by placing him they're saying it was pretty of evidence of abuse allegations at the school has behavior's are worse and he is regressed with his education it is still hard for him to understand that teachers and school are not there to hurt him >>vicki liviakis: there was no harm in allowing it to continue and they try to tie or stop to stay retired >>reporter: that has some

. >>> the seeds are planted for a new apple store. we're talking about downtown. >> downtown d.c., news 4 mark seagrave shows us what the building will look like as a new and hasn't been used as a library since the '70s and is now used for private parties and is home to the historical society of washington. there has been a propose in had approved to lease the building to apple. the chair says it's a win for the building and district because apple will be making a big investment. >> updating it, renovating, and we're going to create jobs. >> reporter: this won't be the first time apple has transformed a historic building into a modern store. apple has hired the same store that designed its stores in san francisco and london. one concern for some in the neighborhood is a retail store wanting to put parking spaces on what is now a park. >> the green space will remain >> reporter: while colby stewart uses apple products the building has a special place in her memories. it was home to her promise. >> it shouldn't be an apple store. it's a

kathy: and the new apple airpods are finally going on sale. them in your christmas stocking. we'll explain why, after the kathy: first, she fought for equal pay. now actress emmy rossum is demanding more. showtime series, "shameless," with actor william h. macy. according to "variety," rossum had originally asked for the same pay as macy. now, she's looking for money to make up for the years she was paid less than her male co-star. neither rossum nor the production company has commented on the dispute. "shameless" is heading into its 8th season. kathy: a famous dancing duo is coming to milwaukee. julianne and derek hough's "move live" tour is stopping at the riverside theater next summer. they'll perform on saturday, may 27. the brother-sister team will april, in ohio. joyce: apple's wireless headphones are now available. online orders are now open for their highly anticipated airpods. but if you're looking to get them by christmas, probably not happening. the estimated shipping time is about 4 weeks. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week. the headphones will

lindsay, abc news new york. >>> apple air pod went on sale today and they were popular item. customers in san tran told us the apple store sold out all 20 air pod in stock in seven minutes. pods wireless ear phone to be used with the new i-phone 7. one customer came late to buy them but had a chance to try out the pod. >> i tried them. it was just item just so nice not having to worry about this. sounded excellent. >> pods sell for 159 dollars a pair. when the new phone debut in september the bottom had no head phone jack. they will pair with the apple device not just the phone. >> the i would stock more than 20. >> me too. >> final check on the forecast. >> free haircut for the holiday (man) my dad and i have the same eyes. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i i asked his dtor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms

. >>> a new apple store is set to open in the carnegie library. library on k street in the mount vernon square neighborhood was gifted by andrew carnegie in 1903. the building eventually became home to the historical society of washington, d.c. and events d.c. the district's convention and sports authority. now, according to a story first reported by the washington business journal it's poised to become one of flagship stores. >> i like the idea of preserving the building and not losing it. i think that's something that will bring more people here to appreciate it. i'm sure there is a downside of things that we are losing by having a store there now. >> reporter: the sleek look exemplified by apple's store in union square might clash with presevered. apple store being here is going the make it worse. >> reporter: the washington business journal report says the lease would be market rate and require apple to give between $1 million and $2 million to offset any losses at the century-old property. an official announcement about the apple lease is exp

if you ordered the new apple airpods... don't wait by the mailbox. the estimated shipping time for the wireless online orders yesterday... after delaying the product about two months. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week.the headphones will set you back 159-bucks it's aaron rodgers-- like you've ?never seen him before! plastic... and pint-sized! the packers ?just posted this cool new video-- of little lego football players stomping on the seattle seahawks last weekend at lambeau field! it's a shrunk down version watched the game! the packers travel to chicago-- to take on the 3 and 10 bears at soldier field... at noon! still ahead on live at daybreak-- the four things you need to know before you start area schools are doing to keep kids safe in these fridgid introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. serious

new york. there's no apple news. there's nothing going on. want to make that clear. but we urge mr.end some money and at some point give us his prediction on the auburn/oklahoma sugar bowl game, which is taking place -- >> why not? he might be looking at the tablets these guys are carrying around on the floor. maybe he's got ideas for update. clearly learning about the market-maker system here on the floor as well. >> yeah, there you go. so, apple ceo tim cook down here. >> let's get out to headquarters with bill griffeth and our "cnbc news update." >> kay lar, thank you very much. the man convicted of killing nine people in a church says he still plans to represent himself in the penalty phase of the trial. dylann roof told the judge he will not be calling any witnesses. >>> utility crews are trying to contain a gas leak caused by a sinkhole in bethlehem, pennsylvania. at least 30 people needed to be evacuated from their homes and a four-block radius is closed to traffic right now. >>> meanwhile, amazon says it shipped over 1 billion items this holiday season. the retail giant said

which manages the building approved a proposal to lease the majority of the building to apple for a new flagship retail store. max brown, chair of events d.c., says it's a win for the building and the district. because apple will be making a big investment. >> updating it, renovating, number one, is important. number two, we're going to create jobs. >> this won't be the first time apple has transformed an historic building into a modern store. they have hired the same firm that designed its stores in san francisco and london. one concern is a retail store wanting to put parking spaces on what is now a park. >> the green space will green space. >> for colby stewart, while she uses apple products, the carnegie has a special place in her memory. it was home to her prom. >> i don't think it should be a flagship store for apple because it's a national landmark. it's history in this building. it shouldn't be made for an apple store. >> lots of details still have to be worked out, so we're about two years away from a store actually opening here. as for the historical society, they have a lease

. >>> moving on to corporate news, apple intends to formally launch an appeal against the european union's $14 billion tax break this week. ireland is channeling the ruling accusing them of misinterpreting irish law. the country's new arguments were publish in a three-page summary paper and offered details on how it plans to appeal the new decision. they plan to publish a new version of the ruling this week. it's getting a lot of attention on both sides of theatlantic, and both sides seem pretty confident that this appeal could stand. that could bring a lot of issues and questions for the european commission if the appeals work. >> it's all technical now. we knew they were going to appeal, this was highly political and they were gearing up for a fight, both apple and ireland. by the way, the treasury, the u.s. treasury under president obama backing apple. so you knew there was going to be some sound argument when it came to the appeal. >>> and in other global news this morning, iran and airbus finalized the 100 jet deal expected to be signed in the coming days. and the first part of the or

a new look inside apple's spaceship campus in cupertino. this as we learn when it is expected to be complete.>>> it is the hottest show on broadway. now, coming to san francisco. we will tell you how much you could expect to pay for tickets for hamilton and how some people are getting out of it. >>> making changes. my one south bay city is adding something different to the water starting today. ,,,, >>> we don't need jobs that are unhealthy. expect original reporting from kpix 5 news. expect more. ,,,,,,,,,,,, it's going in >>> crews in san jose are adding fluoride to some of the drinking water. it is going in on the east side. parts of campbell, los gatos will also be affected. san jose was one of the biggest cities in the us to not have the mineral in the water.>>> pg&e is sailing back an ambitious plan to install electric car chargers across northern california. instead, the company is expected to vote this week on a $130 million version of the same plan. the proposal comes amid a debate over who should fund electric car charging station

. >>> now to business news at 4:47. apple wants to help you keep those new year's resolutions as you were saying before the commercial break. the plan involves you buying their devices. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning to you. >> sam and kira, good morning. futures are higher this morning and stocks posting small gains yesterday with the nasdaq hitting a new record high, although very low volume. investors cheering economic data showing consumer confidence rising to a 15-year high this month. donald trump taking credit for the increase in a tweet posted last night. we get a report today on pending home sales. the dow rising 11 points to 19,945. the nasdaq up 24 to 5,487. a last-minute surge in spending may offset a slow start to the holiday season. sales at brick and mortar stars rose more than 6% after having fallen for most of december. master card says strong demand for furniture, home furnishings and men's apparel push holiday sal

. >>> investors hoping for the markets to reach a new high. apple has broken a new record and facebook is looking to users to fix fake news. >> for that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy who joins us live from cnbc world headquarters. land landon, good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street will try to add to monday's gains although futures are mixed this morning. stocks rising yesterday with a dow hitting a record high, solid economic data with concerns about europe in the wake of sunday's no vote in italy's referendum. you want to look -- dow to 19,216. nasdaq up 53 to 5,308. >>> sales of the apple watch set a record, the best ever for the device. cook was responding to a report estimating apple watch sales are down 71% from last year, although cook would not give specific sales numbers for the watch. >>> facebook may be asking users to rate the quality of news. facebook has been in trouble recently for failing to stop the spread of fake news, especially relating to the election. back to you. >> facebook

. >>> in tech news, apple has admitted that it's working on tech not to develop self-driving cars. there are rumors swirling for years that the tech giant is interested in developing the technology, but a newly-released letter shows last month apple's director of product integrity wrote to u.s. transportation officials saying apple is investing heavily in machine automation and is excited about the automation vehicles including transportation. >> i still don't get why we need self-driving cars. >> i don't think we need them, but clearly it could be a big moneymaker. >> they make me nervous. >>> coming up, the european markets are bouncing back after italy's referendum vote. we'll head to london for the next winners and losers. keep it here, you're watching cnbc. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange. "caroline roth is joining

apple's latest 4-gram wireless headphones >>> apple's new airport headphones might be bad news for the environment. apple's latest wireless headphones have glued in tiny lithium batteries that are pretty tough to separate from the rest of the device. that is according to the chief executive of the company ifixit. the air pods have markings that specify they should not be thrown out in the trash. apple says they can be returned to the company for recycling. >>> twitter made a change to its timeline but you may have not even noticed. the social media giant announced today the platform is now showing search results by relevance instead of reverse chronological order. a spokesperson for twitter says the change actually happened in september.>>> here is a look at the big board. the dow jones is doing pretty good. up about 67 points.>>> today, we find something perfect to add to your gift basket. >> it is a cinnamon persimmon variety. the chia persimmon which kind of looks like it but a little bit flatter. these persimmons will not make your mouth feel like you are running out of moisture. i

. >>> now to business news for you. apple wants to keep those new year's resolutions -- help you keep your new year's resolutions. it involves buying their devices or using the ones you already have. >> for the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to landon dowdy who joins us live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> sam and kira, good morning to you both. wall street could start on a positive note today. futures are higher and stocks posting small gains yesterday with the nasdaq hitting a new record high, although on very low volume. investors cheering economic data showing consumer confidence rising to a 15-year high this month. donald trump taking credit for that increase in a tweet posted last night. we'll look for a report on pending home sales. the dow rising 11 points to 19,945. the nasdaq up 24 to a,487. december is the season of giving, january ma be the month of returns. ups expects to deliver 1.3 million packages back to retailers on january 5th which is celebrated by the company, but nobody else,

. >>> good news for anyone waiting for apple's new headphones. a customer reportedly received an e-mail from tim cook. >>> santa's north pole home has just been listed on zillow. >> three bedrooms, an updated kitchen. a toy workshop. a home estimated at $650,000. but, of course, it's not on the. ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. each sold separately. hey, pal. what, you got a cough this winter? you want tough love, mentholyptus halls with big time cooling flavor. or soft love. milder flavored honey halls with real honey. tough love. soft love. get the love you love. nivea in-shower body lotion after washing apply and rinse 24 hours of moisture with no sticky feel. then get dressed and go. early morning news. a fundraiser for medical bills. the family of

i saw that tinder is available on the new apple tv app so you can see your matches on your tv screen. [ light laughter ] pretty romantic because you can finding a person with your remote control to fighting over the remote control with that person. [ laughter and applause ] i mean, that whole -- ? circle of life ? [ laughter ] girlfriend to new york city so he could propose to her at the firehouse used in "ghostbusters." [ light laughter ] afterward he said, who are you going to call? she said, "my ex-boyfriend." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, it's been a a great week so far. there's more head. tomorrow night, golden globe-nominated actor casey affleck will be here on the show. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, my pal sienna miller will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from solange. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. reese witherspoon and andrew rannells will be joining us. it's gonna be good friday. but first, we have a big show toni

apple is selling the new air pods. they needed more time to make the devices ready for consumers. air pods sell for $159 and their debut is for. >>> apple is also offering iphone and ipad users new ways to express themselves without worz. >> there are new emojis to represent different jobs such as scientist, teacher, pilot and firefighters. sadly, i might be more inclined to do it if they created a news anchor emoji. >> apple as also added some new faces. they include gestures such assers cro assers -- as a face palm. >> we have got some cold weather to talk about. it's going to get dangerously cold out there. let's get your first alert weather forecast from sheena parveen. >> speaking of cold, it's going to get really cold as we go through the end of this week, this is the coldest air we have seen and what types will be feeling below zero come thursday morning. currently temperatures still around 40 degrees for most of the area, 43 now in philadelphia, some of our pennsylvania suburbs are in the upper 30s now, this is chester county, looking at union philadelph ville. elroy 39, ne

happy new year to you. >>> let's talk apple here a little bit.re you concerned, mike, about -- nikkei had the report out using data from suppliers, presumably asian suppliers so relying on the chain for a snapshot of production. >> i think basically the best bull case i could come up with as far as phone sales for them is what was going on with samsung, right? so basically the note 7 not being there was really the thing. so the fact is at the end of the day we are talking about a one-trick pony hardware company. at some point a threat is going to emerge on the horizon. it turns out it is not going to be samsung. could it be the pixel? it may well be, but that is not, you know, the reason to sell it necessarily. the stock is still cheap. >> oh, guess who showed up to the party here. i hear mr. dan nathan is joining us. you took the helmet off, you're ready to talk options now? >> hi, people. happy new year. let me weigh in quickly on the apple situation. you notice what i have in my left ear, the airpods. it is a pretty cool device. with what josh

. >>> a grocery store, a new record for apple and cracking down on fake news. we are live with cnbc business news headlines. hi landon. >> hi there. amazon could open more than 2,000 brick and mortar grocery stores. amazon unvailed a store with no checkout lines. they are charged when they leave. >>> they say sales set a record during the first week of holiday shopping. responding to an e-mail following a report estimating the apple watch sales are down 71% from last year. >>> facebook may be asking use toers rate the quality of news stories. they have posted surveys asking whether headlines. facebook has been in trouble for failing to stop the spread of fake news. >>>. >>> the dow hitting a record high as a solid economic data offset kshs in the wake of the no vote. raising to 19,216. nasdaq up 53 to 5308. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> it is 5:27. it was a solemn scene this morning, the body of a new jersey state trooper was esco escorted from the hospital. we'll update you on what we're learning about the victim. >>> also, drowsy driving, hear how mu

explained the history of this tax regime and the pieces of apple which should be considered irish and which are. there are two ways to look at the news of the day. one is the backwards-looking paid taxes.w apple if you want to understand what is happening, the document is a fascinating read and gets into wasn't reallyss

you're watching "world news now." ? ? >>> apple out with the top apps of the year. can you guess which one was number one? >> instagram? >> no, snapchat. >> i still vice president figured if someone can help me, that would be great. >> >> instagram in the top five, though. >>> potential danger of letting your kids use headphones. >> whether they could permanently harm your kids' ears. here's more. >> rock and roll! >> reporter: yes, indeed, but are some headphones potentially hurting our kids? chain saw or jackhammer. >> reporter: one in five teens suffer hearing loss, and some doctors blame headphones. >> i've seen kids young as 7 who've had noise induced hearing loss. they are listening to their headphones at full blast. you're talking about listening to a rock concert on a daily basis. >> reporter: wire cutter tech guide tested 30 kids headphones for style, fit, and safety using plastic gear and real live children. >> they are squishy. >> reporter: the report? >> there's no governing report to oversee this stuff. >> reporter: they claim to limit volume at 85 dece

jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> apple is cutting production of the new iphone because of slower-than-expected sales. an article claims the iphone 7 hasn't been selling like executives expected. so in response, apple is expected to cut production by 10% with during the first three months of the new year. shares of the tech giant dropped by 1% after that report surfaced. apple reportedly preparing to launch the iphone 8 next fall. >>> 40% of americans will make a new year's resolution even though only 8% are kept. tonight, do you have any resolutions for 2017? and if so, what? tweet me right now. veronica de la cruz is where you can find me. we'll have poll results. tweet mere at #veronicadlcruz. join me on nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> a new year's greeting on the skies what it took for a pilot to spell out his 2017 message on flight radar. >> that looks good. our radar is not picking up anything in the way of showers not yet. that's going to change by tomorrow morning. we'll have the forecast for new year's eve day and new year's eve night and t

great savings. >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. apple is working on making it's maps feature more accurate with drones. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and, pop tart lovers are in for a sweet treat... good morning jill. good morning sherry and kirsten! investors are waiting for the jobs report this morning... oil and banking stocks are driving the dow the another record high... the dow jumped 68 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell 72.// economists expect the u-s economy added 174 thousand jobs in november... and the unemployment rate stayed at 4 point 9 percent. this is thea report before the fed meets this month. strong job growth makes it more likely the fed decide to raise interest rates.// and apple is getting some high tech help.. to improve its maps feature... and compete with google maps. bloomberg reports apple may use drones to make it's maps more accurate. they'll track construction work and other road changes quicker than on-the-ground cameras. sherry and kirsten? ((sherry swensk)) >> jill -- we hear there's a new breakfast hybrid... >> ji

the new app from apple that will help you will all of your customer services needs.also up next...this friday you can ship for free, but the reason some customers might be disappointed by "free shipping 4 your money this afternoon.... here's a look now at the markets at the close of business today.... if you're done with your holiday shopping... financial experts say it's time to get a jump start on filing your taxes.the 20-17 tax filing season will begin january 23rd. the i-r-s will begin accepting electronic tax returns and processing paper returns that day.the filing deadline will be tuesday, april 18th... since the 15th falls on a saturday and the 17th is emancipation day - a legal holiday in d-c. apple's standalone support app app lets apple users access product documentation, as well as, schedule appointments, chat, e-mail or schedule calls with an apple support technician.the app is also personalized to each user and recognizes all of your icloud- registered devices. amazon says it's made its first-ever prime air drone delivery... with the launch of a private customer trial in t

new year. let me weigh in quickly on the apple situation. notice what i have in my left here, the airpods. it is a pretty cool device. with what josh is saying on iphone production, here is the thing, the next identifiable will be the fiscal earnings in late january. here is the thing you have to remember, this stock is up 10% in a year that saw its first earnings and sales decline in more than ten years. what that means to me is the stock is kind of discounting some potential good news as we look into early 2017. i think that's actually a pretty difficult setup. back to the airpods and what nary saying, this is apple's second for ainto wearables, it is a winner here. this is what people are investing into am for innovation, they are on to something. here is the thing, it is not going to be in the christmas quarter and move the needle at any point in the first half. you have to think about what is going to happen on the january call. the trade simply to me is i think you want to replace stock. you walk in january 3 rld here, you have 10% gai

search comet go fund me. >> the district is taking a midger step towards bringing that new flagship apple store to the old carnegie library. mark segraves is live outside the historic building with what the new store could mean for the library and the people living in downtown d.c. mark. >> good evening. you know, this historic building, this isn't the first modern inside. every they tried here has failed. dwith leaders are hoping apple will have better luck. opening in the early 1900s, the carnegie library operated as home to books for nearly 70 years. then sat empty for a decade before reopening as part of the university of the district of columbia. plans for a campus here failed. then it was home to a d.c. museum. that also failed. two years ago, the spy museum wanted to call the carnegie home, but because they wanted to make additions to the historic structure, it failed to get approval. >> in some respects, the inability to get the spy museum approved might be a har binger of a positive thing. apple may have learned from the failure. >> max brown is chair of events d.c. which managed

the long wait ahead if you're trying to get apple's new airpodsplus, you loophole... how uber is able to start testing self driving nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures of storm patterns-- about 40-thousand miles above jupiter. you can see a string of massive white ovals.juno launched on august fifth, 2011 from cape canaveral, florida. it reached the planet last july.right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber is testing its self-driving vehicles in san francisco.the ridesharing company moved forward with its tests without the blessing of the california d-m-v.state law requires companies receive approval before putting self- driving cars on public roads. uber believes it doesn't need to get approval because its drivers will be present in the vehicles. apple's much-hyped airpods are finally available online.but if you're looking to get them not the estimated shipping time for the wireless headphones is about four weeks. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week.the headphones will set you back 159-

. >> all right, well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", the apple watch sets a record. >> plus changes coming to mcdonald's coffee, but details in a live report from wall street. >>> and we are live with the latest on our breaking news, the death after new jersey state police trooper in a wrong way crash. and another man also killed in that wreck. >> and a victory for a woman hoping to turn this home into a residence for cancer patient. katy? >> the weekends one day closer at this point, expecting pretty quiet weekends all things considered. boy is it going to feel like winter. clouds likely building on sunday, and we are at least expecting a break from this storm. we'll have much more however on the rain that comes today, right after the break. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> get ready for the rain. a live look now at bethlehem. where it will start out cloudy today. parts of the area are also under a winter weather advisory. here with the details. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe ho

. >> there is one large platform that does not have fake news problems and that is apple news. that's because apple uses human beings who vet every single part of that comes into the platform. spirit i think the solution is local news. i think it is no accident, no coincidence that all this is taking place at a time when rinsing the extermination of viable local news outlets. that's the way you get to know reporters. people trust facts when they can verify themselves on the ground. when you see the photographer walking of your blog taking a picture, we are a dehumanized industry. you talked about what ticks you off. what takes the all and have nothing against the museum, what i would like to see is a percentage of the money that goes into the building of these edifices to go into maybe coverage local news so people can have more, more of a tactile experience with news gatherings. i think that's the way people are going to really understand what the truth is when you're able to really relate directly to the lies. that's the other problem in our society in general becoming more fr

scarlet: time for the business flash, the look at the business stories in the news. appleean union watchdogs clashed in public for the first time since regulators ordered ireland to recover back taxes from the tech giant. the eu says ireland granted unfair deals that would give them a tax break. apple says of the decision implies the products were made in ireland and not the u.s. -- eu file the motion thought the motion. ireland has filed an appeal. and the pandora board looking at renewed interest in taking over -- ius's approach does not include a price. pandora has not responded to the latest approach. the chinese group looking to buy a soccer club wants to delay the sale until next year while they wait for authorization from beijing. that is according to people who say that the group is in discussions with the former prime minister of italy. deposital nonrefundable of $107 million to delay the close is one of the options on the table. and the ceo of starbucks has his next chapter mapped out. luxury coffee shops with expensive beans but he will step will step down and s

and apple's new stand alone support app is now available. you can find documents, schedule appointments, e-mail or chat. the app provide a streamlined way for people to access the help that they need. back over to you. >> there you go. another option for you. >> thank you. she talked about elon musk there. one of his companies grounded fornow. spacex is pushing back plans. that launch which was originally scheduled for next april has now been delayed until 2018. spacex is making sure it doesn't have a repeat of what you see right here. it happen at cape canaveral back in september. an unmanned rocket exploded in testing. >>> edward snoend took his message internationally this week thanks to san francisco's periscope. yesterday jack dorsey spoke to snowden about cyber security, government surveillance, and recent election. snowden is still in hiding and says he believes he did nothing wrong by explosion classified documents. he warned anyone on a cell phone that the government is listening. >> if you pick up the phone and you dial the number,

last year 55,000 people started the year hiking more than 133,000 miles on new year's day. >> the big apple will drop the ball. the new year would not be complete without a giant peep. bethlehem will drop a 200-pound peeps chick. the peep drop begins at 5:15 followed by a fireworks show. find more ways to ring in the new year. most of us will watch it on tv. hundreds of thousands will be in new york city to celebrate the new year. >> we will go to times square to countdown the final hours of 2016 next. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >> tomorrow night the eyes of the world will be in new york city. you are looking at times square. it will look a little different in 24 hours. >> more than a million expected to be gathered there to watch the ball drop. crowds like that raise concern busy terrorism. how police plan to keep everyone safe. >>

"cnn money's" burke check them out for you. >> to try apple's new air pods let's listen to the most dreamthe year. this is really what they've all been waiting for after an unusual two-month delay from apple. as soon as they went on sale though they sold out quickly. so good luck getting your hands on any. these wireless ear buds stay in my ears fine, but not all ears are created equal so they could fall out and leave you like number nine by 21 pilot, stressed out. ♪ now we're stressed out ♪ wish we could turn back time >> when it comes to maintaining a connection though, they don't let you down. ♪ don't let me down >> they stay synced to your phone or tablet better than their competitors. number seven, justin bieber, love yourself sneet to you like the way you look that much ♪ ♪ you should go and love yourself ♪ >> with a price stag of $159, you should go and love yourself, treating yourself might be the best option because who knows if someone wants to spend that much on you. ♪ baby, only going >> you want to keep them closer because without a wire they're easy to lose and apple charges

news. there are reports that apple is working to rent new movies earlier on itunes, like early before theyven hit theaters. >> that would be very early. early start to our day. let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning sam and laura. wall street will try to stay in rally mode today. the dow rising nearly 300 points, 12th record close since the election. the transportation sector leading those gains. investors taking that as a sign of optimism over economic growth. we'll also be watching the big interest rate decision by the european central bank a well. the drou 297 points up to 19,549, nasdaq rising 60 to 5,393. >>> just days after the "wall street journal" announced amazon plans to open brick and mortar grocery stores, the company says that's true, they have no plans to open 2,000 of anything. that could kol concerns that amazon go will put thousands of grocery store workers out of a job. >>> apple is reportedly in talks with hollywood studios to rent new movies on itunes as well as two weeks after they hit theaters. no details on pri

we have apple nicely higher, up three days in a row. pearson investors like the news that apple is fighting a $13.6 billion tax bill from the european union, asking the eu to overturn a tax repayment order made about august around back taxes from ireland. as for consumer discretionary stocks, we have some strength. amazon is a consumer discretionary stocks. one of the top points boost. disney is the top point boost for the s&p 500. the dow, disney is the number one on the u.s. list for bank of america merrill lynch, saying a lot of good stuff is happening. the shares are nicely higher. 20% upside. not bad for a large-cap stocks. " powering, "rogue one it. the board of the international monetary fund says it will meet to discuss the ramifications of the convictions of christine lagarde. she has been convicted in a inade old finance case connection with being the french finance minister. the judge in the case says there is no need for a prison term or a fine. the un security council -- un security council unanimously approved a move to send personnel to aleppo. meanwhil

news. u.s. stock benchmarks jumped the most in a month. cory johnson for the takaway. applend google performing well today. what made today different? >> i think you see some stocks left out. i believe it has been a month since election. it has been an interesting month. the results of these stocks has been blamed a lot on the focus of the trump administration and the notion that maybe there were some excuses that trump would take a hard line on amazon with taxes, as if the irs was not already doing that. the performance of the market today was spectacular. if you look at amazon, netflix, facebook, google leading up into november, and then underperforming in the month since the election, i think one of the reasons you see that versus the s&p 500 might actually be the emergence of the snapchat ipo. the kind of tech investors who put a lot of money into a new hot ipo are sort of getting some capital together, selling the other stocks so they have ammunition to buy snapchat. emily: interesting. what about biotech? >> i think there is a notion that there may be more focus on pri

in november, voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum that would have allowed two new casinos near the big applemed the defeat on lobbying by casinos and unions both in atlantic city and new york city. >>> and the company that sold peter pan peanut butter a decade ago that was contaminated with salmonella has agreed to pay the largest criminal fine ever in a u.s. food safety case. the president of conagra's subsidiary pleaded guilty on behalf of the company for shipping the tainted peanut butter. the company will pay a $11 million fine. the outbreak sickened 625 people in 47 states. >>> it's 5:26, 35 degrees outside. the leaders of some of the country's largest tech companies will meet with president-elect donald trump today. landon dowdsy here with more on that in this morning's "cnbc business news." good morning, landon. >> hi there, tracy. good morning to you. president-elect donald trump will meet with executives in new york today. the list includes apple ceo tim cook, alphabet's larry page and facebook's sheryl sandberg but not twitter ceo jack dorsey. they're expected to discuss u.s. jobs

cory: it would certainly be a stretch and something new. appleent in didi not even a year ago that turned into about a 30% or 40% gain in about a three month return after the group investment. apple has used these things strategically wants to get to a place that they are not otherwise. that was unusual for apple on paper, but it looks enormously successful. we will see these talks go anywhere. it to talks have about a smaller fund by comparison at all the $1 billion. it is the breakthrough energy fund that bill gates is chanting here. what do we know about it? cory: it's a really interesting time for investment right now because you have this incoming trump administration that has been openly hostile toward the idea of climate change, which is a real thing, but they don't believe it. to find a group of people who don't believe it as much as they have done so in the trump administration. in particular they have been critical of programs and department of energy that have championed champion clean technology and investments in clean technology. no

>>> apple's new watch, a customer claims to have received an e-mail about the ear plugs with the watch. >> he said he shipments in the next few weeks. >>> santa's north pole home has just gotten better. >> built in the 1800s it has a big fireplace. this workshop, reindeer stables and a home is $15,000 but of course it's not on the market. >> where do all the elves sleep? >> in the back. >> that's your tech >>> 16 minutes happening today, 75-year-old trevor duly who shot and killed his neighbor during an argument 6 years ago is expected to be released from prison while he appeals his case. he said it's self-defense but the victim's widow said he's abusing the system and should not be allowed out. erik waxler is live as we wait for duly to get out. erik. >> reporter: yeah, this all happened at a neighborhood basketball court in valrico in david james was playing with his daughter. there were some other kids that were skateboarding on that court. trevor duly came out of his house, an argument ensued between him and james and things turned violent and that's when duly said he shot and kill

. >> for a time was netflix online am nod to the news that they can one tweet called -- waiting for apple's new wireless from ceo tim cooke about those air five. >> he was poolzing for the delay and says he hopes to begin shipments in the next few weeks. and santa's north pole home has the most listed diswrvment amazing. it has a big fireplace, of course. updated kitchen. also, of course, a toy not on the market. >> are weather do the els of sleep. >>> it's 5:39. good morning. it's that time of year. high school football playoffs wrapping up over the next couple of days. if you're headed to columbus here's what to expect. a lot of local schools are playing. tonight friday and saturday. every single evening. it's going to be cold. the breeze tomorrow may get your attention. may see more sunshine on saturday. especially for that 3:00 day. either way cold days in the shoe for sure. we'll talk about our forecast coming up here in a couple minutes. >> certainly going to be a morning where you crank that heat in the car. highways looking good. 71. vice president seen any accidents on the highway.

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just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. new at 11 -- milwaukee police are asking for the public's help in identifying three suspects... wanted in three robberies.. in 30 minutes. the thefts happened on the city's northwest side last wednesday -- december 7th. first at a walgreens on 91st and appleton.. around 12:40 p-m then at a family dollar near 90th and appleton. police say the third theft was a strong armed robbery -- at the pick n save on silver spring. one of the suspects punched an employee who was trying to stop them. anyone with information is asked to contact milwaukee police. in the slenderman stabbing now underway for morgan geyser in waukesha county. geyser and anissa weier are accused of stabbing a classmate when they were 12...to please the fictional character slenderman. the girls are now fifteen. their lawyers maintain the children had mental health concerns and were not represented when they were questioned by police. they are asking that confessions and statements made at the time of the crime in may 2014 be

to stay on top of the latest breaking news download the cbs 2 news app.it's free for apple and android devices.just search kgan cbs 2 in your favorite app store. developing now --the f-b-i is now investigating a threatening message against iowa state university.police say someone posted quote "we're bringing o-s-u to i-s-u." the post was made to a campus social media they do not believe the threat is credible. the lawsuit brought on by andrea farrington's family against the coral ridge mall has been resolved. farrington was killed by former mall security guard alexander kozack in june of 2015. although kozak was tried and convicted of her murder, her family brought on the lawsuit saying the mall and its security should have done more to protect her. last month, the suit was dropped.the family's lawyer says the matter had been resoved for last month the suit was dropped. the matter had been resolved tell us what the resolution was >>> the city of cedar rapids and the iowa dot says the opening of highway 100 is reason to celebrate. the first four miles should be ready to open in the exte

reporting from the library in rockville, mark segraves, news 4. >> it's a first for tech giant apple. the company's new mac book pro recommended rating from consumer reports. in a blog post, consumer reports writes that it found inconsistent battery life among all three of the new mac book pro lines. apple's website lists the battery run time as ten hours but consumer reports found times varying from more than 19 hours to fewer than 4. >> well, retailers and police around the world are trying to stop a troubling new trend that's going viral, called sleepover challenge. teenagers go into popular stores like ikea just before closing time and hide out until everyone leaves and post videos of their overnight adventures. the craze appears to have been started by these two teenjsers in belgium who filmed themselves roaming around their local ikea in july. their video is appropriately named two idiots at night in ikea. it went viral with more than 2 million views. >> we made casually slept in ikea. >> it began a little bit as a joke. we came up with the idea to film it and to put it on the i

. >> one of the coolest new features from apple debuted today. wireless ear buds called ear pods. >> how fast they sold out in san francisco. >> it's virtual reality for someone you know this holiday. i'm michael finney. we'll look at what br >>> the u.s. postal service expects to deliver 740 million packages. in order to reach their destination by christmas, usps recommends send them first class by tomorrow, priority by wednesday and priority mail express by friday. >>> a multi billion dollar back tax bills leads business watch. bay area commission rule ld apple owes ireland $15 billion in back taxes. apple's air pods went on sale today, wireless head phones that can be used on the new iphone 7. in san francisco, the pods sold out fast. >> was told they told out in seven minutes. a line of 30 people lined up. they don't know if they're getting more tomorrow. its apparently a popular item already. >>> the air pods sell for $159. today's stock closed up at $116 a share. the dow going wrong, up almost 40 points to close at 19,883. the nasdaq added