saying cuts are pushing districts to the brink of bankruptcy. >> tonight an apple a day may keep a doctor away but an orange might do more to lower the risk of stroke in women. there is a study shows increased consumption of citrus foods may do just that. and we have seen skyrocketiting gas prices, how about $6 a gallon gas? explain that. >> and i rchl s is behind in sending out tax refunds this year. you may have to wait for your money. >> this is expensive gas, no irs there. is a system being implemented by irs is caution a huge delay in refunds. that was expected to clear up by now but is apparently not as fast as irs hoped. h and r block says it takes 10 days to three weeks to get the check. irs says it's make prog gres and will continue to could do so. and last year, 36 million refunds had been issued. gas prices around $4 a gallon, if you that i is bad wait until you see what we found in florida. motorists say $5.89 per gallon. many drove off. >> i got there and i thought i'm not going pay over $2 a gallon. >> triple a says it's well over the average of 3.64s skpdz now, this is a st

you know is a ramp into a product launch. >> even for apple is an extraordinary number. from the traders here or the investors have gone through these things and there is no question that the apple tv is an exciting concept. there is no question that apple's parading leverage allows them to extract even more eps upside from an apple tv. i said a couple of days ago, i think apple is different than smart phones in terms of the size of the market and the profitability you can expect. you nailed it. isn't all the good news in right now for a stock that looks very priceo the trading side? it's not priceo the valuation side. no question this is not an expensive stock. >> i love the way you talked aroundicationer. . >> the stock added 18 billion in market cap today. when you look at that, that's more than river bed, polycom, add trend and all the rest of these in the tech sector that are feeders off of this combined. the entire market cap of all those stocks was eclipsed by just today's move in apple. >> and added a facebook since steve jobs' death in the fall. more than $100 bi

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the person who grabs an apple whenever they want is bad. the person who grabs an apple every day at 2:00, greatest thing in the world. >> it's fascinating to think about it, and it's a real sort of control that one has over their body. let me ask you, can i ask you personally, whatsoever things do you take? you mentioned staten drugs. you mentioned baby aspirin. what -- are there other things that you yourself take? >> yeah. i mean, i'm a big believer that we want to be as natural as we can in our foods and what we eat. i eat healthy. i go to the supermarket -- what came in fresh today, and that's what i get. there's nothing there that i want, and i get flash frozen. something that's been sitting on the shelf for a day or two has little nutritional value. the key is i don't take vitamins or supplements. if you start to look at the data on vitamins and supplements, there has been no benefit in over 50 studies with over 1,000 people for heart disease and cancer. if a man takes vitamin e every day for three years, his risk of prostate cancer i

for now we do not know anything but i do believe there is an apple tv coming out soon. teve jobs told his buyer that he cracked the code for a revolutionary television that would imply that apple has been working on a tv for a while. i would like to hear from you, would you pay $5,000 for tv? send me a tweet or e-mail her--i am gabe slate with kron4 news. >>justine: state to, we have information about job cuts happening at a bank of america in concord right after this break. but identity thieves? try 37 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information, like your mother's maiden name or the city you were born in, and they could add their name onto your bank accounts in order to make your money their money. you need help. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock-- the only identity theft protection company that now monitors bank accounts for takeover fraud. lifelock is the proactive identit

because when you compare that to an orange, he is an apple and the others are an orange, the apple isuch difference than the orange >> i want any that robert is on to sbhg there, there's a position poll that has romie -- that has romney ahead. it may be turn for him in michigan. >> we have the numbers, romney raised $6.5 million and spend $18.7 million. that is a fast burn rate. put on your spfp the issue is whether, you know, he has an incredible war chest but half of the money came from supporters giving $2500 so he will be relying on super pac donations to carry him through the nominating process. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but there's a lot of voter outreach, a lot of getting to know people. he has been running for president the longest, so if he is spending money to define himself among voters, that is a problem. and i think it's a problem, because he doesn't have the presence, i mean he is the grown up in the room, but is he even an apple or a fruit we never heard of. he seems about foreign to a lot of people. >> or is he a toast? >> what is interesting, what those numbers tell

part form permanent family as a civil unions did that but that wasn't enough it's like if you have an apple and an orange you hold up the orange this is an orange or a hold of my orange i say this is an apple and you say no not in words no no it's not marriage is between a man and a woman you can have civil unions for gay couples but a marriage in the dictionary is defined as a union between a man whom they want to take a leave of very definition and chris christie only vetoed it because he said this isn't if this is a modern war scenario i mean abraham married his wife or his sister does that you know if you want to go biblical on me but it and david had many wives but the point of there is over fourteen thousand laws state federal laws that include the word marriage and all of them have to do with the inheritance rights of visitation they have to do with legal contracts would people get married we want we want people to be married we think that long term relationships as a society are good and healthy thing and whether kids are involved or not good long term relationships people having th

brown was working part-time security at an apple bee's. >>> in just a few hours, five men will try to defend themselves against multiple murder charges. >>> the men are accused of four shooting death and his nine other shootings on south capital street. delia joins us now with more. good morning delia. >> reporter: good morning andrea. the five men have been behind bars. now prosecutors say they have just strengthened their case against these men. prosecutors recently added 30 new counts against the group, bringing their total criminal charges to a staggering 59. the men went on a retaliatory shooting spree that lasted eight days and terrorized parts of the southeast. as a group of young people gathered outside a home just after a friend's funeral. nine people were hurt there. four people were killed. several guns were used, including get this, an ak 47 assault rifle. this trial is expected to last two whole months. jury selection, which starts a little later this morning, will likely last two days. coming up, i'll have more on what the city did in response to address the underlying i

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

. >> still to come on abc 7 news, you've heard about eating an apple per day but what about or yanks? researchers potentially life saving information. >> coast guard showing off cutters in alameda. >>> sky 7 is live and there is soda canyon road. 25 acres burned and there is a wildfire raging out of control. three homes, threatened. there is cal fire expecting 200 firefighters as well as helicopters. and this started a short time ago. speculation is that it was a controlled burn and we're hearing different reports on that now, winds are fueling the fire, you can see flames burning there and there are winds at 16-26 miles per hour at the peek combined with high temperatures, 76 degrees now in the area, and they hope to get it under control at some point. quite a challenge and will continue to keep you updated at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >> this afternoon an apple a day may keep the doctor away but an or yank may do more to lower the risk of stroke in women. a study published today shows increased consumption may do just that. and researchers found women who ate a high amount of considerat

gabe: best buy conducted a private survey asking customers what they would be willing to stand on an apple tv. that survey leaked. it is the first real evidence indicating that in apple tv may be coming out this year. in the survey they listed specs. best buy in the midst their private survey did happen but said it was a routine offer and that it was only hypothetical. they told journalists in ad tech analysts not to read into this or assume that means anything. is this a big league that best buy is trying to downplay? >>gabe: i would like to hear from you, would you pay for in apple television? >>mark: maybe siri will be in the tv in he can talk to it. >>darya: i would like that. the time is 60 5:00 a.m.. the sun is coming up. here is a shots from san francisco. >>erica: tally barry is trying to get approval to move for her daughter to france. her former boyfriend and father is livid over this. she wants to move in with her current boyfriend.

an overhang. as long as the dollars go to apple, they move away from amazon. still like the stock, but it's an issue. >> real quick, mark, expedia. earnings after the bell tonight. and you saw what trip advisory is doing today, pretty horrific. do you like this one coming out after they have separated themselves from trip adviser? >> no. we don't. we have gone -- we have done a lot of stock calls on expedia over the years. we have liked it, haven't liked it >> rig. right here we are on the sidelines. priceline is the name we like in online travel. expedia is a solid story, but it's priced like a solid story. down to $20 again, we're there. right now, we not. >>> mark, good to have you on alz always. >>> tomorrow, we'll have an exclusive interview with the ceo of linkedin to talk about earnings and a whole lot more. obviously, that's on tomorrow's "fast money halftime report." >>> guys, let's trade linkedin on that note. >> linkedin hasn't excited me, judge. maybe we'll get some option activity that makes us lean positive or negative on the stock. >> what doesn

it's an interview you do not want to miss this evening on "fast." >>> apple hitting an all-time high reports a smaller ipad screen may be in the works. our next guest is adding to the apple bullishness raising his revenue above consensus. let's bring in peter missic. good to see you, peter. for the first day in many, it's not the $500 level that people are focuses on, it's the foxconn controversy. what's the likelihood that becomes a bigger story? is there any reason to get rid of the shares because of something that bubbles up of something that seems to be as big as it already is? >> not on that front. they're inviting third parties to come into their -- they've opened up who their suppliers are and demand their suppliers meet a code of conduct. culturally apple is in the right spot. they'll be very open and proactive with this. i wouldn't look at that being the thing that derails an apple rally. >> the catalyst that continues the rally going forward from here, what is it? at this point, is it a dividend? and on that side of the discussion, does size matter when it comes to the divi

>> that is an apples to apples comparison. yes. supervisor chu: why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> on page 3 of the report, we point out that it is shown in the table the annual rent under the proposed lease option, it would be $25.18 a year, that represents an increase of $41,119 from the current rent of $23 a square foot. we also point out that if you look at the table on page 3, the cost of the rent and utilities would be 2 million over the five-year period. supervisor chu: thank you. why don't we open this item up for public comment. whether any members of the public that wish to speak on item number one? >> good afternoon, budget and finance. ♪ the sheriff time, give it the dime miracles made real on lonely nights, they know just how you feel when the budget sings, i forget everything ♪ ♪ the money you bring, yeah when the budget sings ♪ supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon, and i have lived there for 59 years. i like to speak in favor of this resolution. i think it is necessary to show support for the sh

. >>> apple is marking an ap milestone. how you could win $10,000, just by using your iphone. >>> what's driving gas prices so high and where they're headed. coming up. >>> the new necknology that's giving -- tech technology that's giving singles a link to love. >>> we've got much warmer weather on the way. we'll talk about that next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, let's go live. chopper 5 is just above sanguineton where a demonstration is going on. it's happening from 12:00 to 3:00. you can see a huge ground protesting against inhumane conditions and it seems to be gaining speed even at this hour. >> it's at the east gate. it's one of many protests going on nationwide. it's one of many protesting for prisoner rights. >> they've shut down the road there so it's affecting neighbors in this area. this is for the occupy sanguineton movement. >> shopper 5 is up and we've got quite a weekend. >> this is going to be something else. >>> it could be the best week ever so far. the skies trying to break up a little bit. we have showers around

spiff for the subscriptions. >> it is, but i would -- i don't think we're at the point yet where an apple television, whether it's standalone, integrated television or whether it's apple tv type box has enough disintermediated ala carte content to displace cable. ala carte purchase content will be complimentary but we don't have the industry lined up or close to lined up to enable that on a go forward basis, and until we do, apple and others are still going to be reliant on getting that package of content from cable companies. i think we're still a ways off on that. >> let me get some other traders involved. ap.le is such a unique stock, i'd love to get all of your takes, it plays both sides of the markets. risk on day people go into apple and a risk off day it becomes almost a safety trade as well and the stock continues to rise. >> and first of all we shouldn't forget apple has had a lot of volatility over the past months along with the market. it was trading in the high 300s, it seems like yesterday and if it were a $38 stock going to 50, we probably wouldn't have the same reaction of

because i heard you haven't had an apple in a decade and some of our white house honey. >> bill: first lady michelle obama continues to urge the nation to eat better. some say this is another example of a nanny state. john stossel with analysis. also tonight, the ban on gay marriage in california overturned by a liberal federal court. is it legal on the case. and charles krauthammer on whether there are any true conservatives running for president? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. but first an election update with bet baier in washingtoupda. now "the o'reilly factor" is on. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. bush, obama, clinton eastwood and chrysler and your money. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the controversy continues over clinton eastwood's super bowl commercial paid for by chrysler. the ad says detroit and american general is on the come back trail because we all banded together and helped out when the financial collapse hit. >> this country can't be knocked out in one

brown was working part-time security at an apple bee's restaurant. >>> funeral services for alexandria paramedic joshua weissman will take place this week the paramedic died friday, a day after he fell from a roadway, while responding to an emergency. and he suffered a severe head injury. visitation takes plays wednesday at the funeral home on braddock road in alexandria and funeral services with honors will take place on seminary road. >>> weissman will be laid to rest at ivy hill cemetery in alexandria. >>> president obama is out with his spending plan for the 2013 fiscal year. danielle nottingham reports that the budget proposal is already under fire from republicans who say it does not do enough to cut the nation's deficit. >> reporter: president obama unveiled his 2013 budget proposal at a northern virginia community college. >> the truth is, we are going to have to make some tough choices in order to put this country back on a more sustainable fiscal path. >> reporter: included in the massive spending plan is a request for $8 billion to encourage colleges and business to his trai

>>gabe: best buy conducted a private survey asking consumers what they would spend on an apple tv. this is the first real evidence that we have indicating that an apple cd may be coming out this year. the survey revealed detailed specs can't ask people what they would be willing to pay for it. best buy admits that this private survey did happen but said it was a routine offer effectiveness survey and only hypothetical. >>jaqueline: our bid with a story tonight, a warm day on tap. temperatures were warmer this afternoon than what we saw yesterday. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, 70's in some places. the upper 60s for our of the shores. 67 in livermore in the upper 60s in the north bay. we are going to see a little bit of baltimore morning in the north bay and delta. the fed into friday, the exchange's with cloud cover and cooler temperatures. >>pam: for the first time we're hearing for a victim of a brutal videotaped beating in atlanta. the deal went by will. kiberlee sakamoto tells us what prompted the man to come forward. >>kimberlee: branded white says he was embarrassed and

if you feel like you could use a cookie but do not know where to find one, there is an appl for that. a musical drama that celebrates the beauty and heartbreak of broadway. i am talking about the new nbc hit show "smash." joining me live is deborah messing. tell us about the premise of the show and the characters. >> well, it is about behind-the- scenes look at the making of a broadway musical. i played juliet, a lyricist. he plays thomas, a composer. we come up with the idea of about a musical of the life of marilyn monroe. the show is about the producer and director, and everyone coming together in the attempt of making this show. the consequences and the price you pay on your personal life for tried to do that. >> it really does take effect on your personal life. we get to learn more about who they really are. >> cedar people are pretty interesting people. it is a group of america has not seen yet. -- theater people are pretty interesting people. >> i agree. how about the musical act? tell us more what viewers can expect to see? >> what is very special is once a week there is an or

apple says an independent group is investigating work conditions in a factory where iphones and ipadse made. there was a quarter million signatures delivered to an apple store in new york city to demand change at the manufacturers in china. >>> the 11th straight budget shortfall and residents say they would support a sales gap increase to fill the gap. 48% of san jose residents prefer to see cuts to city employee compensation but 65% said they would support a new sales tax hike and 85% support selling one of three city owned golf courses. the city's mayor says he won't support any tax measures until financial reforms including his pension overhaul plan are in place. >>> president obama will be in the bay area on thursday. today he unveiled his budget for the in enext fiscal year. it invests money to create new jobs and as expected it was not well received by republicans. its impact on california would be severe with fewer subsidies for central valley farmers, smaller block grants for valley counties and the loss of millions of dollars to pay to keep undocumented immigrants in jail. th

. >>> apple a day may keep the doctor away, so what could an orange do? how it could help women from suffering a stroke. >>> and other foods that may help to. >>> does your teen get behind the wheel while high? new research says they could be. why they don't think it's a problem. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. discuss all medicines you thetake, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects

the way that you get on the internet if you have an apple computer.e wanted a way to find out if they could use -- if they could put a cookie in there, so that they could get their google plus application up and running and find out if you are a google user. this gets very complicated. the bottom line is, google found a way to get around the software code and track people who are on safari, without their knowledge. so wherever you went, if you went to go shopping for a dress, if you went on member m.d. and wanted to look up a cure for whatever, hemorrhoids, you name it. so the question is, do you want people or anybody or a computer to know that you've been on web m.d., whatever the case may be? google says it was a glitch. apple is not sure. privacy experts say come on, this is exactly what google and facebook and all the internet advertisers want to do, they want to track your behavior. ever noticed if you look at a pair of boots and for the next three weeks boots pop up wherever you go. >> or say hey, you were looking at these boots, how about thes

. >>> the ipad 3 may be coming to an apple store near you sooner than you think.he "wall street journal" reports apple is getting ready to announce its newest tablet the first week of march. at&t and verizon wireless will sell a version of the ipad that runs on their newest four generation networks, a move that should make this run faster than ever. so far, apple is not commenting. >>> well, lots of you are probably thinking about relationships past and present. we want to take a look at what a new study shows about relationships and regret. >>> coming up the official cause of yeardley love's death and the pain straiking efforts to show that george huguely killed her. >>> trying to figure out what happened with a state-of-the-arts park system that left a man dead. >>> we are getting new information about a former city police officer who is right now in jail accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl but we continue with continuing coverage of the murder of yeardley love. in court we learned about yeardley

many, many atoms in an apple, okay? how many apples would fit in the world? you take the world and made it all hollow and you stuck apples in there, lot of apples or little? about as many apples would fill up the whole world as, as many atoms fill up the apple, so atoms are really... small small-small. some people say, "no such thing as perpetual motion." someone else say, "that's not true." atoms are perpetually moving. they're moving all the time. - who's right? - both. are atoms in perpetual motion? any atoms in this room? - yeah. - [inhales, exhales] yes. i'll be glad there's atoms in this room, right? they make up the air in this room, right? - are these air atoms moving? - yes. you come home from school. you're on one side of the house, mom's on the other side of the house. she opens up the oven. there's a pie in there. you got that almost right away. - how did you smell the pie? - atom. she opened the oven and what happened? atoms, these things migrating all the time. so atoms are constantly migrating from one place to the other. not only in air, in li

. >> that is the apple store logo, and it has a bite of an apple in it. >> why did you know the ge logohat's where my grandpa works. >> oh. >> i think she deserves a consultation fee. >> i know. >> baby toys. those look like baby toys. >> are you ready for your daily dose? >> always ready. always ready. what are those? whoa. he is licking his face. gigantic eyes. what are these? >> these are actually called slow -- >> oh, i know what these are. >> what? >> slow loriks. >> this is -- >> okay. yeah. my sister's nickname is lauren. we call her slow lauren. >> these are endangered species. they are closely related to the limur, and, you are right, they are licking each other. >> yeah. why? >> these guys transfer toxins through their saliva while they're grooming. >> why do they want toxins in their fur? >> to protect them from their natural predators. >> toxic to others? >> not toxic to themselves. weird. >> you know what's really weird about this? ♪ [ laughing ] >> that's weird. do you think they, lie, have going to lick your face and your whole body and when i'm done, i want you to lick m

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,

. >> i haveheard you have not had an apple in a decade. if you did it, it will help it go down a little easier. >> white house honey. that sounds a little about. >> with a different president that could mean a different thing. take of the first lady the first lady appeared on jay leno. the talk-show host at a slice of apple. that broke his long-time aversion to things healthy. >> the most generous boss. he recently sold his business for around $400 million and wanted to reward the people who help make the business a success, so the 79-year-old handed out bonuses to 1800 workers of up to $30,000 each. employers call that life- changing. some workers bought the bank deposits were a mistake. still ahead, a final look at >> is is the start of black history month. i went to speak to students at malcolm x elementary. i spoke about some of the nation's black trailblazers past and present. we talked about dreaming big and putting a plan and practice so we can make those dreams reality. but times out there. i would like to invite everyone to join u

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].

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

while an apple spokesperson told me the company doesn't comment on staffing and facilityings, apple also leads to other buildings in sunnydale. that means another thousand employees could be shopping in the city where the downtown redevelopment sounds like a cautionary tale. >> it's been tough. the town center hasn't developed as quickly as we would have liked to see it. and the avenue area was the street was closed for the better part of the year. >> is a member of the downtown business association. she suffered through the street improvement and the down economy and is now hoping the company will bring green to sunnyvale. >> i think it's wonderful news that apple is coming to sunnyvale. >> reporter: the city of sunnyvale is feeling pretty good about itself. apple is coming. google is already here as well as lockheed martin and juniper networks. and the lesson for other cities is really to expedite and move at the speed of business, not at the speed of government bureaucracy. nbc bay area news. >>> it was a mess. a three-hour shutdown on highway 37. heavy fog was the factor in the massi

organized labor converse on an apple was denied. many to specifically rally against shipping the cost of teacher pensions to local jurisdictions. david has the latest from the state house. shiftsgovernor's plan $230 million in expenses, and the list now includes organized labor. it is a rare move. organized labor is split over the combined cost to lower in -- to local jurisdictions. >> we never know the devastation until the economy goes up and down. price i feel the consequences would be baltimore city jobs, all jobs, all level of jobs from janitorial to the professional level. >> other labor unions are in solidarity over this issue. they believe it will create more problems than it solves. the radio talk-show host and dedicated time to this and how it relates to local school districts. there is growing concern that it will result in lower education funding, and teacher salaries, hiring freezes, and skilled by professional development. >> we are trying to think of where the revenue is going to come from. >> according to the marylan

because i heard you haven't had an apple in a decade and some of our white house honey. >> bill: first lady michelle obama continues to urge the nation to eat better. some say this is another example of a nanny state. john stossel with analysis. also tonight, the ban on gay marriage in california overturned by a liberal federal court. is it legal on the case. and charles krauthammer on whether there are any true conservatives running for president? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. but first an election update with bet baier in washington. we'll be back in 60 seconds. captions by closed captioning services >> bret: thanks very much. voters minnesota and colorado voting. first step in awarding delegates to the national convention, not the last. delegates are not locked in tonight. polls have just closed in missouri where it's a beauty contest primary. essentially a statewide straw poll. the votes cast there won't count for awarding delegates to the national convention. they will do that later. newt gingrich is not on the ballot in missouri. minnesota caucuses convened ju

an auditor go in there, how does that hit you? >> i'm glad to see them starteding to react. the last thing appleok sent an e-mail saying how furious he was with the new york times story even though he couldn't contest the charges in it. good to see them reacting. at the same time, i have real questions about the ability of the fla to be independent of apple, when they receive so much money from apple and the other corporate members in them. >> unions are not legal in china. >> that's correct. >> moving forward, what more are you going to do, will you continue your presentation as a monologuity here in new york, what are the future plans? >> we will -- this week we're releasing the text of the monologue online and under an open license, anyone in the world who wants to perform the show in any way, they want to film it, put it on youtube, do it in their communities, can do it anywhere wherever they want free of charge. >> where do they find that? >> my website, mike daisey.com. >> congratulations it's the story in the world when it comes to labor. >>> that is the "the ed show" i'm ed

. >>> demonstrators gathered outside of an apple store to protect what they call horrific conditions. a handful handed walked into the apple store demanding that apple make more ethical iphones and other products. ones that do not exploit it factory workers. the protesters cited exposis by the new york times and npr claiming that workers are working in horrible conditions. >> workers in one of the biggest factories in china are standing so long that their legs are swelling up. they are doing so many repepative motions with their hands that they are losing the use of their hands. >> apple officials in san francisco did not comment on the allegation. today was part of a global protest taking part in apple stores worldwide. >> a rare brain illness linked to mad cow disease may be showing up in marin county. the marin i. g. says that the patients showed up with something called kreutzfelt gentleman could be disease. one of the ways to contract the disease is eating the meat of a cow contaminated with mad dow did i sees. >>> the college of marin has been given a warning that it risks losin

in essence, it and several advertising companies found a way to trick an apple software code. then secretly follow the internet browsing of millions of people who use apple safari browser on iphones and computers, but thought they were browsing in private. whether they shopped for a dress, looked up symptoms for alzheimer's, booked a flight or went to facebook, google and others were able to keep track. only when the "wall street journal" started asking questions did google disable the program. >> for six months by enabling this feature, google was able to have a near monopoly on tracking iphones and apple devices, where only a handful of advertisers have access to. >> reporter: apple isn't happy saying in a statement, we are aware some third parties are circumventing safari's privacy features and are working to put a stop to it. google tells nbc news it was an inadvertent technical glitch as set up its google plus community to compete with facebook. how much privacy should we expect? >> i'm not surprised. i figure there is always somebody watching you. >> as long as they can'

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