that's not an apple either.doesn't mean i'm equating the banana and the orange and the peach. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: first of all when you are apologizing to gay people stay away from fruit analogies. [ laughter ] and second, you are explanation doesn't make any sense either while apples and ban in in -- bs are not the exact same thing they are all all items in the same aisle of the grocery store or refrigerator door unlike gay people and pedophiles and horse (bleep)s. [ laughter ] guys, it's not that hard. talk about gun control this one did it right. >> guy had this discussion for wonderful caring democrats this week. they said surely you could agree to limit the number of rounds in a magazine, couldn't you? i mean how would that be problematic? well, once you make it ten, then, why would you draw the line at ten? what is wrong with nine or learn? >> jon: now, okay, obviously the argument itself is silly but -- drawing lines and setting limits it's a job. it's what you do. it's like going o

also included is 600 flawless white diamonds, solid gold dressing, and an apple cold -- and an apple logo made of 53 diamonds. the estimated value is $15 million. prepare for a turkey challenge on "dancing with the stars." two additional professional dancers will perform by their side. you can check all that at 8:00 right here on abc 7. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ woman ] looks like another glorious week in florida. ♪ that...was...awesome. ♪ [ female announcer ] how do you make your family vacation this epic? go to visitflorida.com. >> come take a look. this is a guerrilla running in fear. here it is. the center county zoo in wichita, kansas, this moment on cam. when dicarlo went to check the keys out, the guerrilla took off. sternersize was not of stuff. there is the sky and white, not much more to say than what you're seeing. crane in waikiki. just spinning. [laughter] no explanation for this behavior. >> i do not know why it makes me laugh so much. >> that is cute. >> we'll get into the upper 60's 4 cloudy skies. if you drizzles to our west. that is about it. things will warm up by tomorrow. >> stick

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,

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still having the conversation eating an apple. has no idea what has happened. apple. >> good, diane. protecting your man. >> doing food detective with juices. do you chew gum, gum chewer? >> i do. >> i do, too. it apparently boosts your brain power. >> makes us smart. >> makes you smart. i read this entire article. it goes through all the reasons why chewing is good for you, your digestive system. >> e equals mc squared. i feel it. >> you feel it. very good. >> i'm feeling it! >> it's coming. it's the juices. what is happening when you are doing this, all kinds of things are being triggered in your body, from stomach acids to the brain telling the stomach to get ready for the digestive process. anyway, this gets everything going in your body, including your brain. makes you smart. that's the answer. >> cool. smell-a-vision. we joke. we use this expression, if you could only smell the gum we were chewing. the japanese are working on it. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- breaking news. north korea claims it's restarting its nuclear facilities, following war

you have an apple, huh? and pruno is manufactured alcohol. put this in the thrash.t out. >> in the trash. >> we have to prevent them from taking it back to the unit. >> when our producers checked back in with tim duncan who has an affinity for pruno himself -- >> that's my only vice now. that's all i can do is drink. i don't do drugs so i drink. >> officers overheard him talking to our crew about his drinking, sparking a surprise search of his cell. >> they're not going to find nothing. there's nothing in there that ain't supposed to be in there. they may smell some wine or something, i don't know. >> there's a slight hint of an alcohol smell. so it doesn't really smell like it could necessarily be a batch but there might have been some in here recently. we just do a systematic search from one side to the other. >> the worst i got in there is an empty wine bottle. >> i don't expect to necessarily find wine but perhaps -- the residual. oh, yeah. so there was some in here but it's been drank. i will probably end up giving him a write-up on that, at least a 128. he doe

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caught up to apple, apple has become a parent's phone, i can imagine my kids saying oh, you got an applepple, the new emerging consumers are buying sam shunnings, ansamsungs, and i say blackberry again, because older folks have apple products. >> what is the new ceo going to do for apple. tim cook had the baton passed to him, by steve jobs who passed away, we knew it was going to happen, they had great products in the pipeline, steve jobs died, did you think that apple stock would go to 900, you know now down below 400, that is incandescent no matter who -- inevitable no matter who took over steve jobs, there is a little bit of battle over what to do with cash, that apple sitting on, but, this is a well-run company, i don't know they will find anybody better than tim cook, i think this is a lot of chatter from speculators just saying what they wish all happen. neil: you know, i think what happens we live in a short attention span type society, we have the ceos, on a short leash, they get a grace parting prize but in case of j.c. penney they do not have a language leash to run. -- long le

maybe i do need a label because sometimes an apple is more than meets the eye. when it comes to our food, even if it is not in a package, it is important to know what happens from the seed to your table because not all foods are created equally. many foods we consume daily are genetically engineered more modified. under the current law, if a food is genetically modified, it does not need to be labeled. it begs the question, if a food isn't labeled, how can consumers be responsible? especially when some of the biggest commercialized genetically crops in the crops include soy, cotton, canola, sugar beets. zucchini, yellow squash. if you know what it was, you might, just maybe might think twice about eating it. gmos result when genes from one species are forced into the genes of another animal or plant. most interesting than what genetic engineering is though, is how it's accomplished. using viruses or a bacteria to infect animal or plant cells with new dna. firing it into cells a special gun injecting new dna into fertilized eggs with a needle or using electric sh

you're right if a banana and an apple are cheaper maybe i wouldn't eat a yodel but holy (bleep) it'sso good. in the back of your room what is in there a giant bowl of what? >> you have to love the language. one of my favorite terms is banishing can a -- caloric density. that's the cheeto. i don't know if you noticed but it melts in your mouth. >> jon: oh, i've noticed. [laughter] >> when it does that it sends a signal to the brain which says jon, michael, keep eating because the calories have vanished. vanishing call loric density. >> jon: i didn't know it was that. i just thought it was my friend. [laughter] i found it fascinating, too, that within nestle, one of the larger ones, they actually have a division which is researching and creating ways to mitigate the problems their other divisions are creating. >> yes. >> jon: the -- when people get obese and they have the gas trick bypass surgery they are creating products that you can feed them with tubes. >> they are working all ends. and they have 700 or more scientists plugging away trying to make the most highly attractive food, a

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apple really worth? it was north of 700. south of 400. joining us is anc. turna. great to see you. i miss new charleston, south carolina. now you're in seattle. >> great to see you. >> two ways to look at apple. it was at 700. fall down to 390 is unfair. stock is under valued. or it should have never been at 700 in the first place. what's the right answer? >> the right answer is i think even when it was 707 had a shot at going to $1,000 a share. i don't think it was particularly overvalued then. >> why? >> why? well, here's the situation. here's a company that what we need to do is get through an event. everyone is talking about the earnings today. everybody knows that the street is expecting $42 billion in revenue. $10 per share in earnings. the problem is this. we have to lower the estimates to a reasonable level. it has nothing to do with a specific numerical change. the company will be recognized for its value. we will have product ramps late in cal a tkar 2013. the stock will get going again. >> great to see you. great that you say you like the stock

either way, it's going to be an important story to watch for more than just apple stockholders. for nightly business report, i'm john fort. >> later in the program, we'll look at the new strategy samsung is employing as it tries to take an even bigger share of the smart phone market. >>> more proof today that ford motor is running on all cylinders. the automaker said today it posted its best quarter ever in north america. ford earned 41 cents a share, four cents more than estimates. revenues revved up 10% thanks to the rollout of all models. earlier today i talked with ford's chief financial officer and asked him what ford has to do to keep that sales momentum up for the rest othe ar. i tnk w ve to do what we've been doing, our business is a product business. and i think we've got great products that we have just introduced, we have more coming this year. we are managing the cost of the business well, keeping our production in line with demand and working the top line. i think we continue doing that. >> bob, why all the demand for these cars? is it because ford is making better c

apple to pay a high tax rate. and issuing debt would lower the cost of capitol and it's a good time to issue debt with rates at an &p gave apple a double rating with a stable outlook. apple now has the same rating as the u.s. government. an apple bond would be well received by the street. bondholders have accepted microsoft and google issuance. even another analyst, carl, pointing out these days it's hard to find companies or countries with high ratings so perhaps if apple goes forward with issuing a bond it may be well received by the street. >> a lot of people discussing if you don't like the stock if you would go ahead and buy an apple bond. seema, thank you. and whirlpool is falling today after first quarter sales did disappoint the street. we'll get the ceo's reaction to the numbers when jeff fetting joins us after the break. >> hey, rick. >> absolutely. we're going to hit it from another angle. we're going to talk to an expert. joe will be coming up in about ten minutes. we'll discuss things like regulatory capture. does it create a vacuum that causes the opposite effect? listen, i have no flesh in the game.

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it includes 600 flawless white diamonds, solid gold dressing and an apple logo.his will run you $15 million. can you imagine the panic, i mean i get nervous when i misplace my phone. you can imagine the panic when that guy -- >> i have no diamonds on my phone but it is worth $one million because of the information. now, we do have the white caps on the bay waters. and how often do you see that? we do have that bay water forecast coming up right now. but, right now from the sea, from the water, let's head inland. due east. 45 miles. this is dublin. inspirational circle. and we are looking out at the grassy null where the winds are going. sfo, 46 mile-an-hour wind gusts. airport delays, two hours, 18 minutes on the arriving flights. anticipate it tomorrow. san jose, 25 miles an hour. right here, 64 stk-fplt not feel like that because of the impressive wind gusts up to 23 miles per hour. so, obviously tonight, sunset at seven tile time 44 and we have brisk wind. we have wind-swept blue skies. never the less if feels colder than it is out there. windy conditions anti

not even an apple. that was stupid. i know it was stupid. really stupid. i just said it was stupid. what about this? take it. you really said that? would you stop it already? so? what did she say? she seemed to get paranoid. this is terrible. what is this ginger? i hate ginger. i can't understand how anyone can eat ginger. i have a good masseuse. she's not just a masseuse. she's a physical therapist. there's a big difference. it's a real medical procedure. if you get a doctor's note it's covered by insurance. physical therapy is covered by insurance? yeah. you don't have to pay for the massage? not with a doctor's note. where do you get this note? i've never actually done it but if i wanted to i'd get one from roy, the dentist. right. your friend roy. what's the name of this physical therapist? just don't ask anything about her kid. she's a little off. you don't have to pay? we have 3:00 appointments. george and elaine, right? right. would you fill these out, please? and, um, elaine, you'll be seeing julianna. and, george, you'll be with raymond. excuse me. did you say raymond? yes.

credited her work out and her two young kids to keep her young and feeling strong and we give her an apple for that. what do you think? >> a woman of a certain age. a good thing. in great shape. and she has a child name apple. >> good news from "meals on wheels", they raised $2 million for their program this week so congratulations. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, honey. >> how are you? >> good. how are you doing? [cheers and applause] hello, everyone, and welcome to millionaire. i am so rooting for our first contestant today. he has a 19-month-old at home, a baby on the way, and has been working 80 hours a week to support his family. from new orleans, please welcome matthew fletcher. hey, matthew. >> hi. how are you? >> first of all, you have a 19-month-old at home, right? >> i do. bennett. >> boy or girl? bennett. >> a little boy named bennett. >> and you have another baby how many weeks away? >> he is about 3 1/2 weeks away. >> oh, my gosh. >> hopefully, you know, so we got to kind of move this along a little bit. >> [laughs] you want me to speed this up already then, ye

i am an apple fan boy. how well i am surviving. [ laughter ] stuart: aren't we all. thank you very much, indeed. very good stuff. we appreciate that. thank you. i want to go to the call. i have verizon with a brand new high. nicole: the shareholders are loving this one. the stock is up almost 4% at the moment. the dow is still to the downside. they did come out with their numbers. they beat the streets. that is good news for verizon. stuart: i see apple right at $400 a share. nicole: it was at 398 at one point today. stuart: it dropped below 400 comedy buys it to just get it above 400. nicole: one of the analysts this morning said it is just getting reiterated a buy rating. there are still people on wall street who love it. stuart: okay. 400. right at 400 as we speak. we are on that all day long. thank you very much, indeed. it is though gold price time. where are we this morning? we are up two dollars. 1385 is where we are. obamacare has a third world experience. obamacare but the train wreck. obamacare un

on these tables are low and that's because we carved out some of the data so that we were making an apples, to apples comparison. also 2013 not included. but as you can see the answer is no, we are not keeping up. and really that's the function of a cost that we add to the model every year to account for inflation. in the last year it was percent. it covers that cost escalation. it varies year to year based on market and applies across the city, but that's really the short answer. is that -- i provide more detail and answer questions on the plan itself. >> thank you. is there any public comment? commissioners, necessity questions? >> motion? so moved. second. >> thanks very much. >> all in favor? aye. >> item 11 b request authorization to enter into four year contract for san francisco for the ports youth program for the total amount of $1.67 million. >> while we are waiting, i just want to thank daleey for coming back with this report and i appreciate the work he did and answering the questions and i think he'll be able to come back and answer our questions and the changes that keep comin

. >> an apple away may keep the doctor away but does apple the company need healing of its own? a big shareholder is here with changes he says must happen to turn the stock around. is the economy about to turn down? more weak numbers today. we'll talk the economic fate of 2013. plus if the newspaper business is dying, why are newspaper stocks flying? we're going to take you inside best buy's big new bet. mandy? >> the nasdaq is now rising around the break even mark for the month of april even though the dow and s&p are still favoritable for the month. >> i have waited a while. with a respectable amount of time. 30% of the s&p 500 has reported. look at thooes declines today. it's a big issue. let me show you the decrease in top line growth that we have seen. just a year and a half ago we were getting 10% increases in the top line. look all the way up here. look how this has decelerated. we're looking at 2.9%. if this continues we will have almost 0. the average is 61%. let me just show you what is going on today. we have got a lousy economic data out of europe. we have got all th

. >> just like an apple, if you drop an apple on its face, it bruises, and that raises the acidity ofyour oil. and so, the less bruising, the sooner it gets to the press--so you want to press the same or the next day. that's important. >> sean's parents were almond growers, and he knew that, like them, he would someday make a living working off the land. he skipped college and began looking around. the almond market was too volatile for him, so... >> so he decided to plant olive trees. >> did you say, "honey, i love you, but you are nuts" [laughs] >> he is nuts. [laughs] he would qualify as nuts. i think most people that know him would let you know that. he always comes up with really crazy ideas and follows through with them, and you never know what's around the corner next with him. >> undaunted, sean pressed on, buying 2,100 young olive trees, propagating them from european trees. and then, in 1998, he planted his first olive tree. back then, his neighbors also thought he'd lost his mind, especially since the land was so overgrown. >> this was weeds and rattlesnakes. and people use

some people are talking about an apple tv. what would be the game changer and the next must-have consumer gadget that will make a big difference for apple. what do you think? >> i think it would certainly be a product people would want to buy. the problem is can apple make it at a reasonable level of margins. you are not selling a $300 phone or $400 phone subsidized by a phone company. you're selling a gigantic television set which costs a lot of money as far as components go and so that would be the real challenge. can you maintain those margins? we're complaining the margins dropping 36%, 37% in the next quarter. i just don't think they can maintain that with the television. so we'll give them the benefit of the doubt and this a company that's been innovative year after year after year, and i don't know what the next big thing will be and i feel protect with the strength of the balance sheet and the inexpensive valuation to be a buyer of the stock at these levels. >> there had been some rumblings about tim cook, the ceo of th

do you think other companies will following apple's footsteps? >> it's an interesting situation. apple, of course, has huge amounts of cash, but by the same token, the cost of borrowing now is so unbelievably low that issuing long-term bonds and gives its cost of quapt is a very smart thing. >> do you think we'll see other companies follow in their lead? it's a little bold. apple is bold and a little innovative, but i think companies should think about something similar. we did. we issued 30-years bonds, which was it is first financial since the crisis to do that. >> i would like to see back to why you're at the white house today. i was very impressed that you are committed to hiring 50,000 vets over the next five years. what made you decide to do that, steve? >> well, it was an interesting background on that, amanda. i was at a business round table meeting and michelle obama was speaking about the issue and t importance of it. i got to thinking, because i've been following the whole veterans issue. as you probably know, there are 28 military people wo take their own lives every d

and, you know, if you have a portfolio of winners, you know, an apple, a pandora, you know, what you'reat, you know, over the long-term, because we're telling people to invest in horses. we're not telling people to make a bet on the trifecta. >> we have to leave it there, rich, but it's a very interesting and controversial discussion, thank you. let's take a look at what is happening with the markets. because we're now down 100 points on the dow. if you make money from volatility, which week you have had your volatility. and as bob pisani was saying earlier on today, that actually we've been in a situation where we've seen volume being heavier on negative days. you can see there that the s&p is off by nearly 1%. the nasdaq down by 1.4. >> nokia, getting whacked today, despite reporting sales of o its smartphone, lumia, picking up. this is a company that's had a lot of problems. let's brings in rbc analyst, mark su. mark, that is a stock down 90% over the past ten years or so. steven elove is there, made this deal with his old company. i've used the lumia phones, they're kind of neat-loo

and the board decided a best investment was an investment in apple. some of these things cook has sort of said before. but this time he's selling it more. he also mentioned the drop in the stock. it's been frustrating to all of us, echoing what he said at the share holding meeting earlier this year. he says he's going to focus on product which they can control, which the stock, they can't. they're wanting to attract investors who care about that kind of yield. >> and in terms of the guidances h refresh our memory. wasn't it too long ago that apple said we're not going to sandbag any more. and the guidance we give is going to be fairly ak rachlt so therefore, the guidance which is below consensus that they're issuing tonight is in their view more realistic than it was in quarters past. >> yeah. i think that's how we should read it. they did come in above their guidance range, but just barely. just by $600 million. they're talking about the current quarter when they talk about how their growth has slowed. tim cook has acknowledged that. margins have com

apple store, any sthoar. dagen: you can't go anywhere. it's not anth the apple store in new york city jammed with people, and they are all tourists, by the way, just browsing. nay are just loitering. they use the bathroom and leave. connell: you sound like a tourist. dagen: because of my accent? connell: accent. moving along. dagen: i'll key your car if you bump me? is that tourist? connell: take a cruise. dagen: last place on earth i need to be is a cruise ship, but carnival is worried about filling up the ships issue and it's spending hundreds of millions of dollars to ensure that business doesn't continue to suffer. connell: we'll talk about that coming up, but first some of the winners today on the nasdaq. ♪ ♪ are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i havgreat news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. the math of retirement is different today.ek. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to trave

. >> how about an apple user. >> do you think you'd switch? >> thinking about it perfect. >> iphone? >> yes. >> could it become number one. >> that is going to depend on marketing muscle, i think. abc 7 news. >> that is coming up next, a special edition of friday free stuf offers good for one day only. when you find out which day, she'll >>> here is the headline. a great many of us are going to have a horrible weekend. >> some? not myself. some people are going to be doing their taxes. deadline is monday but there is a silver lining and michael finney is here with that. >> kruf been good? >> i did. >> good for you. >> if you're sending taxes you'll need a pay back. april 15th become a finney's free stuff. let's begin here at arby's. these guys at it for a couple years now. making tax day a little more bearable by giving out free curlly fries. this year, those restaurants that are participating are also offering potato cakes and go online, you can also win a tax day prize of $500. time for dessert. that is where cinnabon comes in. between 6:00

personally i have an apple laptop. what they do is a virtualization component. the software. a pc. now they've kind of stumbled on the process that also can go in and kind of replace some of these big servers. some of these companies don't need the multitask servers. they're hitting that. they're also getting in the hybrid cloud. we're going to talk more and more about clouds. that exactly where the businesses are going. >> do you see any more starbuckses out there? not tech. harder to build on a brick and mortar type business. do you think there's any starbucks out there? >> it's hard to say. there's always a space that's going to creep up on you. what we have said ten years ago, is there a facebook. you couldn't even fathom the thought of facebook. there is something coming down the pipe. i think it is in tech, sully. i don't think the brick and mortar competition in that space. we're going to have to wait and see. technology evolves. we have some great minds here in the united states of america. we need to continue to pursue the young companies in the venture space. >> i g

online claims appointments. >>> how can apple stock go down from here when everyone i know has an iphone the single most damning question that can be asked about apple the company and more important, apple the stock. this clearly explains apple to get out of its own way, despite the millions and millions of iphones sold, despite the immense popularity of the ipad, all which were extoled and repeatedly downgrade prone and endless community. the reason apple the stock can't lift even though it reported what seemed like impressive earnings, if you didn't know any better, is that everyone seems to own an apple device and everyone seems to own the stock. you can't sell iphones to people who already have an iphone unless the new models are much better than the old ones and they are not. however, you can sell samsung phones to apple iphone users and that's happening in increasing numbers across the globe. and if they want dividends and steady growth, not choppy declines, increasing gross margins, declining costs and competition, then kimberly is the way to go because apple is almost the amount

investment, i don't like get "mad money" is back after the break. >>> how can apple stock go down from here when everyone i know has anhere it is. the single most damming question that can be asked both about apple, the company and, more important, apple the stock. this query explains apple's inability to spread the company's huge cash, despite the millions and millions of iphones sold, spread the widespread love of the apple ecosystem all of which were stole repeatedly by management on the conference call to the totally deaf ears of the beleaguered and downgroundhog day prone -- sell sell sell -- analyst community. the reason the stock can lift what reported, what seemed like impressive earnings if you didn't know any better, is everyone seems to own an apple device and the stock. you can't sell iphones to people that have the iphone unless the new models are much better than the old one, which they afternoon. you can't sell stock to people who own it, which they do. however, you can sell samsung, that is happening in recent numbers around the globe. you can sell kimberly-clark, because if they want dividends in stea