i think it's a good time for an apple shareholder and an apple customer. >> susie: what your your outlook overall for technology? where is the most growth and >> i think the most growth and innovation is going to come in social media. social media a few years ago started off as an experiment, started off as this weird thing on the side of most companies. it's now mainstream. it's so mainstream we're going from a position of let's experiment with social media to its essential. and also people are figuring out how to monetize social media. so many people are interested in jobs, and job outlooks and technology. and i think social media is a great place. and it's going to take you some knowledge and competence. one of my partners specializes in teaching and training people about social media. get ready for the social media thing as it comes down main street. there are going to be a lot of jobs in it. it's a great way to make advances in your career. >> susie: where do you see others tech area that is are growth sectors? what else are we talking about at this time next year. >> i think we'll b

fresh fruit as part of a daily diet thomas jefferson was pretty religious about a few foods ate an apple every day and had two glasses of wine every night with dinner and he was on to something since both of those things have now scientifically been proven to have an anti-inflammatory benefits and thus extend life. it's the good the bad of the very very bella potently ugly good a halt ohio supreme court justice paul eve pfeiffer the most senior justice on ohio's highest court went before state lawmakers yesterday and pleaded with them to pass legislation banning the death penalty in that state pfeiffer who is a republican told the house criminal justice committee the death penalty in ohio has become what i call a death lottery i believe is no longer well served by our death penalty statute it should be repealed if you are going to consider those who will if not now when if not you who well said and it looks like the rest of the country is beginning to come around to the same opinion as death sentences in our nation hit a thirty five year low this year time to join the rest of the develop

when my brother announced he was going to give up his life as a trial lawyer to be an apple orchardist. my father said i have one thing to say, jews don't farm. but they did. his father clearly did. >> just to wind up, then, what are you working on next? >> i have become fascinated with the personal. this is the most excruciating difficult book. >> so you are going to turn around and do it again. >> i have been spending a great deal of time in india every year my next book is a memoir of going through india and what this has done to transform my own life. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> [applause]. >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this before. this will be a treat. [applause]. >> someone once told me this was from scandanavia. this is a different version. about 2 sisters that fall in love with the same guy. it didn't work out too well. one of the sisters throws another one into the raging water. he fashions her body into a fiddle, into a violin. this

when my brother announced he was going to give up his life as a trial lawyer to be an apple orchardist. my father said i have one thing to say, jews don't farm. but they did. his father clearly did. >> just to wind up, then, what are you working on next? >> i have become fascinated with the personal. this is the most excruciating difficult book. >> so you are going to turn around and do it again. >> i have been spending a great deal of time in india every year my next book is a memoir of going through india and what this has done to transform my own life. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> [applause]. >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and electronic? >> the imagery will change. there will be four different sets. it is a two dimensional image. it is stretched out into three dimensions. the device is part of the experience. you cannot experience the image without the device as

and woup twice as much for an apple tv? and one analyst says it's coming. and says forces are telling them an apple branded tv could be here by brth end of next year. he doesn't think the price will be a problem. he is convinced loyalists will be willing to dish out the money. the bigger question, he says is whether apple will be able to roll out a product in 2013 that will be more similarly priced to other products. saying yes. and has a lot of confidence in apple. >> thank you. >> and beautiful blue skies. wind is just blowing everything else out of the way. >> how long is goiting to last? >> we've got this advisory that expired at 10:00. then, we'll see winds will be calm, then it's going to be warm tomorrow afternoon for this time of the year. there is high winds on display from our high definition camera. looking down on to the bay we do have clear skies. take a look at trees just shaking there. there is a look at peak wind gusts today. there is 77 miles per hour gusts and oakland airport, 47. and now, it's gusty in many locations. notice how calm it i

. >> we've become an apple family, yeah. i don't know how it happened but you just start with one. >> reporter: with all its gains, the silican valley company also had a big loss. >> apple, given all the trouble with steve jobs, they remained sending it out of the park. >> reporter: when it comes to the biggest loser of 2011, the dubious distinction goes to hp. which has a ceo shake up ultimately hiring meg whitman. >> probably more drama for one company that we normally get out of the entire valley. >> reporter: los gatos netflix saw thousands of subscribers after trying to change their pricing. >> they miscalculated how the public's response will be. you don't double cross your customers. >> reporter: analysts put yahoo in the losers category with the loss of its ceo. looking ahead, analysts say keep an eye on apple and hp as both the new ceos plan to put their stamp on the companies. >>> a pair of economic reports sent stocks up today. the nasdaq gained 23. the four week average for unemployment claims fell to a 3- 1/2 wee

today we'll smash an apple. not apple golf again. no. you have that old dead computer you're not using anymore. you can recycle it. >> donate it. >> donate it. >> or do this. this is an old powerbook g4. they are super old it doesn't work anymore. nobody wants them any way. >> i love the computers that are not even ten years old are called super old. >> there's only one thing to do. these are the slomo guys. they do a lot of slomo videos. >> wow. it holds up to the sledgehammer well. >> i must say i was proud of the mac because it held its own against that sledgehammer. >> i wouldn't mind taking a couple whacks at this. >> there it goes. just spilled its guts. >> i'm a huge fan of slomo, you can see so much detail. >> it's still so hard. i'm thinking some school could have used this computer. somebody could have utilized this in a very -- just even just check their e-mails. >> no. it's old. >> yeah. >> make a license plate out of it or something. >> we're in our top five, and at number five, dogs, baths and video. >> steven, it is time f

uft 10 cities eight do not have an apple store. stockton is one without out one. city leaders and not having one adds to crime problem. by the way the nearest store in stockton is in modesto. >> stay with us. we'll be back a check on the court protest. c >>> a roomful of unclaimed merchandise, why the thief accused of stealing it could end upkeeping it all. the taxpayer money financing the mayor's race and the loophole making zombies out of some of the loosing candidates. and there is a group empowering entrepreneurs is forced to close door autos back outside to see how protesters are dorng. there is 2000 of them marching. so far, it's been very peaceful. >> and some other who had gathered started at city hall this, group. and they're trying to join a larger number in a day of action.

from twenty percent to at the highest one hundred eighty percent now if you did an apples apples comparison to the united states which is fair because obviously we went and saved our banks so even though they're private they frankly are too big to fail and therefore it is the government's responsibility anyway so if we take on their liabilities and of course all the state and local governments liabilities which we've been doing as we transfer federal monies to them if we add all that up all the other and securitize and securitized securities all the financial and corporate liabilities that they have taken on the us debt to g.d.p. would be only almost four hundred percent and in fact that might be understating it because the wall street journal also came out with a study saying that most of these large banks do repo's to hide their liabilities from their balance sheets so they estimate it was roughly forty two percent of the liabilities they hide so if you actually take on these off balance sheet liabilities and add that on the total government debt to g.d.p. in the us could be upwards of fi

it is an apple question. did i say that. it is where china. it is lowering the minimum wage. in regards to apple. they are going to be sued. they are going to be sued by the chinese company that they are trying to deal with. and it does throw a warning shot that someone like apple could be vulnerable. >> on this program yearrs ago and recommended bmt . guess what. it got nationalized. it is a real risk that you run when trading with a communist counselry. china --- country. we are closing our economy and becoming more totalian and china is going in different way. it is another story. guys thank you very much. it is an interesting debate. >> say hello to yourr new neighbors. saying goodbye to a housing rebound. so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can buy the property." and the branch manager said, "all right, i will take a chance with the two of you." and we've been loyal to bank of america for the last 71 years. ccoming up. occupiers

i want an apple. - ok. first apples, and then we have got to figure out a way out of here.sappeared. - he must know the way out. let's ask him. pineapple! - ok. we better get in there and help her. - one of us better stay here. - you're right. you stay. - i was thinking more... pineapple. - ok. i'll stay. - jessica, wait up. - keith, what are you doing here? - i thought i could help you, and i wanted to see what it looked like in here. it's so cool. - yeah, unless we have to spend the rest of our lives in here. now come on. let's go find bandini. - hmm. you know, this apple isn't half-bad. - well, grab a couple for the road. we got to get out of here. - don't rush my meal. - lisa? lisa? - jessica. - it's about time the superheroes showed up. - we saw bandini. he's around here somewhere. - wait. so, that guy we saw is bandini? - yeah. - at your service. [beep beep beep] - she's so bossy. - ♪ i never met a vowel ♪ that didn't like my swing ♪ is it because i'm so sassy ♪ the way i do my thing? ♪ i like to shake things up ♪ i like a sound that's new ♪ ♪ i ain't satisfied with c

apple's ipad 2 tablet. last year similar shortages happened after an explosion at an apple supplier. the chinese government says it's investigating the cause of the latest blast. >>> mozilla is keeping google as its search engine of choice. google will continue to be the default search engine for fire fox. the two companies originally struck a deal in 2004. the google deal may be helping keep firefox alive. mozilla's financial statements show google accounted for 86% of the company's revenue in 2009. >>> good news for one city, cheaper water bills and possible refunds. a judge ordered golden state water to lower rates by a total of $300,000 because the utility has been overcharging its customers. this affects the city of bay point which is near pittsburg. in addition, over the next three years, golden state water will have to repay customers what they were overcharged. the private utility is also facing a $1 million fine from the state of california. >>> for some south bay golfers, the only birdies they're getting are in the form of geese. canadian geese are taking over the sunnyvale

. >>> a teenager is behind bars accused in another apple caper. police say an officer was taking two people to jail when he saw broken glass and a large ax in front of an apple store. he looked inside and saw a masked burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> san francisco police say they have nabbed the man who is suspected of stealing that copper from bars. police say they found evidence, including copper cable when they searched 52-year-old dennis mcguire's home. bart has been hit by at least three copper thefts recently. mcguire was also arrested earlier this year for stealing from an underground electrical vault. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. thieves are after one specific item, hoping to cash in on precious metals. the hot commodity that car owners are having a hard time keeping. the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we had 11 stolen and that's a very significant numbe

he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so,

the archives contains company videos where jobs talks about apple's first product. >> remember an apple 1 was not particularly usable for too much, but it was so incredible to be able to have your own computer. reporter: here wozniak remembers how the company got its name. >> i remember driving down highway 85. we're on the freeway and steve mentions i got a name, apple computer and we kept frying to think other alternatives, but we -- trying to think other alternatives, but we couldn't think of anything better. reporter: fans of the 1984 movie ghostbusters will appreciate this company video featuring steve jobs and other executives. >> today we're going to introduce four new products. reporter: the collection also documents the years jobs present spent at next computer which he founded after i was forced out of apple -- he was forced out of apple in 1985. >> this is it. in a slab, sits right underneath the monitor. reporter: the apple archives are housed in this refrigerated warehouse where stanford stores its library collection. apple donated most of the material to stanford in 1997.

asian papers say it will not be a set top box which is already an apple tv instead it will be an all in one tv with a 32-inch screen. they wanted to revamp the entire television industry with what he called intuitive controls. >>> skipping a day, the reason the island of somalia is wiping december 30th off the calendar this year. >>> and it is reaching a new milestone, stay tun-- and the reason a new memorial is reaching a new milestone. stay tuned for more. . >>> the government has an order to pay almost $18 million following this jet. both engines failed and crashed into a house. a mother, grandmother and two babies died. now the marine corp admitted a series of mistakes led him to fly over the populated area. the pilot ejected safely. >>> 2011 could turn out to be the safest ever. 1million passengers are traveling and charter flight according to a consulting firm. the previous record was one fatality seven years ago. there were no fatal accidents in the u.s. this year. >>> a september 11th memorial has reached a new milestone. it has had one man visitor. it marks the footprint of

. >>> a teenager is behind bars accused in another apple caper. police say an officer was taking two people to jail when he saw broken glass and a large ax in front of an apple store. he looked inside and saw a mass burglar wearing all black, stealing apple products. police arrested the thief who they say is 15 years old. >>> a sudden spike in thefts in a quiet south bay community. the thieves are after one specific item hoping to cash in on precious metals. glenn ramirez on the hod commodity car owners are having a hard time hanging on to. >> the town all dressed up for the holidays, but now seeing a spike in a certain kind of crime. theft of catalytic converters. >> we have had 11 stolen from the community and that's up very significant number of thefts for us and we want to make sure the public is aware of the ease of which these are stolen. >> at this san jose muffler shop, it takes a mechanic a few minutes to cut through exhaust pipes and remove catalytic converters on the streets and in parking lots, thieves are doing it almost as quick. >> the fast crime

. >>> an apple like you've never seen it before. we'll give you addent archis.vet the hidden archives. s. >>> there will be no tgif in samoa, they are simply skipping friday. as of midnight tonight the date will jump right to the 31st. in june, the samoan government passed a law that puts samoa in the same time zone as australia, new zealand and change in a. they're always one day ahead. the nation is just wiping out one day so it will be in the same dateline as those countries. >> it's really urgent. we have to commit on something. oth otherwise we have to wait until monday, but it's really tuesday. >> the government has ordered those who were scheduled to work on the nonexistent day will be paid. >>> when we come back, apple seeds on display. >>> this is something you may not have known, the largest apple archives are hidden at stanford university. >> they're n available to the public at least not yet. we have a sneak peak for you. among the 35 years of secret archives is an interview talking about how one day when they were drivi

> and thanks to an apple and gps tracking app. christmas day burglar in southern california was caught with the ipad he stole. the find my ipad app was used to locate the missing tablet along with a bunch of other christmas gifts a hue houses away. here's more. >> out of the corner of my eye i thought i saw somebody in front of my bed. >> reporter: kent will never forget christmas morning. >> i thought i was dreaming, and so i -- my heart started racing. >> reporter: detectives said he came eye to eye with this 24-year-old. he was found inside his closet. >> he got out of the closet and started running down the stairs and i followed him. >> reporter: he made off with laker season tickets, playstation 3, autographed steve nash jersey and ipad. he remembered he installed a find my ipad app. >> a map comes up on my a computer screen and with a blue dot. >> that blue dot showed it was a couple doors down inside the gated westwood community he lives in. a sheriff's deputy tracked the ipad to a home. a loud pinging sound coming from the

the apple faithful can hardly wait for an apple tv that could be out next summer. >> i have an i-pod touch, an i- pod, mac book. >> reporter: television's the most mature, so consumer expectations would be very high. >> apple has to have a game changer and they have to price it in a way that makes sense. >> reporter: apple didn't create music players nor cell phones nor computer tablets. what they did create changed everything. while there are smart tvs out there, imagine what apple may do. internet ready tvs can take you right to non-tv sites such as google and facebook. >> they have to come up with something so good that we didn't even think about it. >> i'm assuming a lot of people like the gadgets. i bet it would sell pretty quickly. >> imagine a tv that had one cord, no connections at all. >> reporter: getting folks off the couch to use a touch screen seems to be out of the question. >> possibly using an i-pad or i- phone as an i-pod touch as a remote control. >> reporter: will customers rush to buy them? >> i think they will. i know i will. >> reporter: even at a premium price,

. >>> if you're an apple or steve jobs fanatic you want to write this down.tanford university, silicon valley archives home to the largest collection of appear -- apple-related material in the world. the collection takes up more than 600 feet of shelf space. the archives include interviews, photos, computer blueprints even early handwritten financial records. >> i remember driving down highway 85 on the freeway and steve mentions, i got a name, apple computer. we kept trying to think other alternatives, but we couldn't think of anything better. >> archive officials say interest in the material has boomed since jobs died in october at the age of 56. he passed away weeks after he stepped down as ceo and handed the reins to time cook. >>> -- to tim cook. >>> a lot of fog in some spots we are seeing sunshine i'll show you where. for now you can enjoy this shot from mount tam looking down towards some fog, low clouds around the bay and dense fog in parts of the north bay valleys high clouds moving in bringing us rain i'll let you know if you should be able to see

an apple corer. absolutely spot-on. were actually comparatively common in the 18th century, but of course, you've got to remember that apples at that time were not e.e.c. regulation apples. and generally, there was something crawling around inside, so... oh, right. actually coring the apple was a very good idea. but where does it come from? well, i don't know quite. i found it when i cleared out my parents' house. and i just put it in the back of a drawer a few years ago, and i'm afraid i forgot about it. it was made in london. we've got the hallmarks there. and-- interesting date, actually. what's known as the "bar-s" 'cause it's got a sort of slash through the letter "s." and that's for 1793. oh, my goodness! so, george the third. little bit of age through it. wow. and the maker we can see over there. that's phipps and robinson. and phipps and robinson, they made all sorts of lovely little bits and pieces. oh, goodness. really top quality pieces, always. would that have been part of a set, or...? almost certainly it w

it is not an apples to apples comparison, by any means. what was noted to earlier by mr. levin was the sludge contract came up last year, the before. frankly, that is a good example -- not the only example, but an example of the problems that exist in this field, where you have a situation where employees will be paid what appears to a layperson as a large amount of money per hour, but the bulk of that money goes to the maidens of their own trucks, insurance, all the other provisions would be required. the department of labor relations simply said, look, we cannot apply a prevailing wage ordinance to that type of arrangement. not only have we taken that position, but the state of california's department of industrial nations has taken the same positions. you cannot apply in these circumstances to a non-employee. there is also a change in the definition of contract, which had been noted, and that applies only to janitors -- if i could continue for a moment. only two janitors and to the waste haulage provisions. the janitors provisions, as have been noted, exception for smal

you can't ask one an apple the one in orange. in other words, they got this question to have to be perceived as equal in terms of intensity, in terms of aggression, whenever it is. if you ask a very pointed question that has to do with a personal characteristic you have to have a matching question, at least one that is perceived to be as tough as the other one of the other candid. and all of that is really hard because, as i say, the perceptions for the candid it's more critical, but it's also critical for the moderator because -- and there's a whole process, not just about the moderator. when it's all said and done what i want and what everybody should want is, hey, that was a fruitful, honest exchange of ideas among one or two or three people, two or three. who is going to be president of the united states. that's what it's all about. everyone who is connected with it has to keep that always in mind. and that's all it is. all it is meaning the single most -- can be the single most important public event of a campaign. >> let's

. >>> if you're an apple or steve jobs fanatic you want to write this down.tanford university, silicon valley archives home to the largest collection of appear -- apple-related material in the world. the collection takes up more than 600 feet of shelf space. the archives include interviews, photos, computer blueprints even early handwritten financial records. >> i remember driving down highway 85 on the freeway and steve mentions, i got a name, apple computer. we kept trying to think other alternatives, but we couldn't think of anything better. >> archive officials say interest in the material has boomed since jobs died in october at the age of 56. he passed away weeks after he stepped down as ceo and handed the reins to time cook. >>> -- to tim cook. >>> a lot of fog in some spots we are seeing sunshine i'll show you where. for now you can enjoy this shot from mount tam looking down towards some fog, low clouds around the bay and dense fog in parts of the north bay valleys high clouds moving in bringing us rain i'll let you know if you should be able to see

last week to the golden gate bridge, we noticed there were no places for me to properly dispose of an apple i was eating. coming from the sentences the state universityam

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. >> an apple 1 was not usable for too much, but it was so incredible to be able to have your own computer. >> here, he remembers how the company got its name. >> reporter: remember driving down highway 85, we're on the -- and where steve mentioned i got a name, apple computer. we kept trying to think of other alternatives. we couldn't think of anything bit-- better. >> so strange. >> reporter: and in the movie "ghostbusters," they will appreciate this company video featuring jobs and other executives. >> today, we will introduce four new products. >> and that documents the jobs founded by apple computer. >> and this is it. the slab underneath the monitor. >> the apple archives are stored in this warehouse, where stanford keeps the library collections. apple donated most of the material to stanford in 1987. they were collecting it for a company museum and scrapped the plans when steve jobs returned. it offers a glimpse into apple's early years as a scratchy startup in the 1970s. >> and what we hope will happen with the materials here is that people will see there are lessons in the past an

if you have a pc and i have an apple, those operating systems are not compatible. but they both talked to the internet. and they can talk to each other. the same central core ideas i can be applied to radio technology, and we even applied it in a backwards compatible technology holloway back to analog radio. progress has been made, how one to deliver the message that there is no. in terms of domestic public safety, it is being offered by everybody. the and dropper ability issue is a lesson, and again, if we look at the building of the right thing at the beginning, the opera ability, being able to mobilize operations will recover as quickly as possible. and the recovery after the disaster, because we have military and public radio's, the ability for those to work together is extremely important. an example of when you use each of those is the following. when there is no infrastructure left, like in haiti, we brought military radios with us. the military radios designed to work without power and that kind of infrastructure. it is very important to make the determinat