oz: you have an apple. >> an applele a day keeps the durham away. they have anti-aging benefits. dr. oz: is that the most important food for us to have? >> an apple a day, absolutely, there is a reason why the expression is going on. dr. oz: if people start eating more apples, will that help your skin appearance? >> absolutely. dr. oz: that we can do. what else do we have? >> some dairy. dr. oz: any kind? >> unflavored dairy products. dr. oz: real dairy. the high fiber crackers. >> to give you the crunch factor and satisfy you during your meals. dr. oz: week one, add all of these back and sort of treading water by now. how are you going to look differently? >> by the end of week one, you might see that supple. you might be needing less moisturizer at this point. you see gradual small differences, at the end of the four weeks, it will add up. dr. oz: you add back some of the foods that you have. walk me through it. >> we get some more fruit. add on to that apple. you can do some berries, half a grapefruit. dr. oz: do you eat an apple every day? >> every day. dr. oz: i'm going to s

and like an apple store, instead of a genius bar, they have an eye exam bar and you can get your eyescked right there. >> i wanted to talk about two different topics, but the first is about retail in general and how they're rethinking the idea of retail. that it's not -- you're going into buy something. it is an experience. how important is that? >> well, i would have to say -- you would have to say apple really changed the current state of retail and what could be possible. and i think warby parker fits into that theme with their own brand and their own twist on it. >> with anyone with a brick and mortar retail store, do they need to be thinking of themselves as a destination as entertainment? >> there's no question that it's a powerful combination to have both retail and online. but i have to warn people, when you look at the apple store, there's one big difference, apple's not giving their products away. the prices at apple are certainly not discounted. they give great service, the products are great. but price, quality service, pick two out of the three. when you don't see the acc

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it felt more like an apple store than an eyeglass store. like apple, they have a eye bar, like the genius bar. >> i want to talk about retail in general and how they're rethinking the idea of retail. it's not you're going in to buy something. it's an experience. how important is that? >> i would have to say apple really changed the current state of retail and what could be done and what's possible. and i think that warby parker very much fits into that theme with their own brand and own twist on it. >> for anyone with a brick and mortar retail store, do they need to be thinking of themselves as destination, as entertainment? >> there's no question that it's a powerful combination to have retail and online. i have to warn people, when you look at the apple store, there's one big difference. apple is not giving their products away. the prices at apple are certainly not discounted. they give great service. products are great. there's an adage of business, price, quality, service. pick two out of three. when you don't see accounting for a compan

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the chinese authorities don't want you to see, open selling of counter fit goods. >> this is not an apple. it's not an american made product, so where is your iphone? iq phone. >> reporter: the i clone designed assembled in china. like the ones at this electronic supermarket in beijing feed the perception china gains a system with counter fits and currency control. in june the u.s. pointed a finger at chinese wind power firms accusing it of stealing trade secrets. they aren't commenting. china says it plays by the rules. >> of course, china would like to protect it's own business but if they try to follow each national practice. it's not doing it. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. in one prominent case they ruled against a chinese government monopoly on processing credit card and bank transactions but a year later, the industry is still waiting for action. mastercard started processing chinese currency or rnb but told to stop by china central bank which said the move was illegal. >> what we were doing is reading the cross border space and rnb settle the in hong kong so i don't see how tha

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so there are questions for example about should you be able to sell your kidney like you sell an apple>> -- what should we think of markets and toxic waste? child labor markets. or markets next access to information. how should we think about those markets? are they different in kind? are sex markets different in kind than automobile markets? a role of social life and the goods and some bads that the markets produce. you write about prostitution. should that be for sale? to answer your question? >> so i do not have a easy way of answering this. i this i that the questions are more complicated than people have thought. so what i have tried to do in my book is take some infutureive reactions that people have to different kinds of markets. so most people react differently even if they think that prostitution should be legal. they think there is something different about selling sex and selling apples or cars. they think there is something different about selling organs and they may think there something different filling health care. so i try to see whether there are features of the marke

crisp like an apple, brewed like an ale. just getting clean with no water. kinda like using t.p.emale announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine -- now with a touch of cotton. >> jimmy: hi, everybody, welcome back, channing tatum, paul feig, and pharrell are on, but snoop dog hosts a show on the channel, called the double g news network. he hosts the show under the pseudonym, host, he discusses all manner of important things, occasionally he will give an opinion on a theme park. >> we have a seaworld in miami. >> you have to go to the one in san diego, it was nice, i went out there, the little walrus came on there, i love them. >> jimmy: maybe he will change his name to snoop walruses, he loves them. one more thing. you know, justin bieber, you live here you know he had a big two-night stand at the staple center. if you missed it, it went baby, baby, baby, girlfriend, girlfriend, girlfriend, and then he went home. but as you know, justin bieber fans can be obsessive, so we thought this would be a good excuse to have fun with them.

>> no, it's an apple! it's so weird to not see it in a pie. [ laughter ] but, let's be real.t's why there's so many paintings in museums of just bowls of fruit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because you can start painting a bowl of fruit. you could leave for a couple of days, come back, no one would have touched the fruit. [ laughter ] but if you're painting a doughnut, you better finish it on the first sitting. [ laughter and applause ] you know? >> jimmy: give me an example. what did you have last night? what did you eat? >> well, this seems like i'm namedropping, but i was eating your ice cream last night, jimmy. >> jimmy: were you really? late-night snack. >> i was eating a late-night snack ice cream. >> jimmy: this is our ice cream, our ben & jerry's ice cream. >> and i'll tell you, of course it was night. i mean, after you ever ate ice cream during the day? it was like, what are we, 6? [ laughter ] did we just get our tonsils out? i was eating a pint of ice cream. and i finished it, by the way, because i'm american. [ laughter ] you know -- i care about the environment. i don't wa

there you see an apple core. there's a fish. head. skeleton. a banana.w what those do on the ice. you just don't want that. that's bad. >> john: how do you not love

. >> then, why today agreat day to add to your app collection if you own an apple phone or tab blet. how i store is celebrating it's five-year anniversary, coming up at 6:00. >>> sad news from redwood city. investigators found the body of a person inside of a charred out apartment complex. the fire started before 2:00 a.m. yesterday we reported to you then. firefighters kept pouring water on hot spots today. 21 people including three firefighters suffered minor injuries. they will be allowed to return tomorrow to collect personal longings. >> watery mess inundated a newly bimt naibld. take a look. there geyser, water kbushed until authorities were able to cap the hydrant. the driver of the car is ook. >> salaries of public employees have been available online for years now information on pension benefits will be posted, too. cal pers which has a million and a half members says it will launch a searchable data base going to include names and benefit information like their monthly pension amount. survivor benefits will not appear for the time being. cal pers acknowledges it will make s

. >>> looks like an apple smart watch is in the works. japanese patent officials have confirmed the company has applied for the trademark fraor the i watch. apple speculates it would likely connect wirelessly with iphone and ipad. >>> while apple may make some of the most loved products on the planet it doesn't make the list when it comes to the most patriotic brand. another brand does. >> reporter: very good morning. futures slightly higher after stocks kicked off july with modest gains on the back of promiant manufacturing data out of u.s., europe and japan. stocks close off of session highs. we get a report out today on factory orders. the dow rising 65 points. jeep tops the list of the most patriotic brands. the list measures consumers emotional engagement with about 200 u.s. products. jeep was the only car brand in the top ten. back to you. >> all red, white and blue. we'll check back a little later on. >> perfect timing for this week. hot one, too. >> it is going to be hot. >> 107 degrees yesterday. you don't show up. coincidence? >

could this actually be the start of a new trend that'll make your kitchen look more like an apple storeesting in these kinds of trends pay off if you're selling your house? joining us is the co-owners of city light home, dave seymour, peter sularis. thank you both very much. it used to be granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. not anymore, right? it's about toys, and everyone says no one will watch tv in the future, that ain't true based on what you're seeing. >> i don't know, we're seeing a lot of different trends. i just came back from greece last night, and i'm seeing white appliances everywhere over there. i mean, a little bit different. but i think that that could be a trend that sticks around here, definitely like you said, looking more like an apple store, you know? so we'll see how that pans out. >> yeah, until you clean it -- [ overlapping speakers ] -- right? >> -- off to the side or on the wall, why are people putting flat panels on fireplaces? isn't that going to damage the tv? >> you know what? no, everyone thinks that. as soon as they see a flat panel, a place

an apple 1 compute we are an estimated value of up to $500,000.nd on friday, we will get the measure of wholesale inflation when we see the producer price index report coming out. and finally today, america's symbol of freedom, again, welcomed visitors from near and far this weekend. the statue of liberty reopened several months after super storm sandy swamped lady liberty. the damage to the 12-acre island cost millions dollars repair. she looks refreshed and good for her, she greets 3.5 million visitors every year. that will do it for us. next week, state of real estate is buying and building on the way up. have a great one, everybody, happy july fourth weekend and i will see you next weekend. have a good week look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have

there you see an apple core. there's a fish. head. skeleton. a banana. you know what those do on the ice. you just don't want that. that's bad. >> john: how do you not love that? al franken has crackd the code on how to talk to senators. as though they were six-year-old children. now, that was back in 2010 when senator franken was proposing a crazy new system where rating agencies would no longer be directly paid by the banks in deals they were raising. most americans would say that sounds sensible and obvious. what would the representatives of those americans say? >> house and senate negotiators are voted to strip out senator al franken's credit rating agency amendment. >> john: that's. they say get that [bleep] out of our financial reform bill. so franken didn't get the amendment but he did get the next best thing. a study by the s.e.c. that ultimately proves he was right about there being a conflict of interest. how did they cover that? on the nation's premiere financial news network? >> the franken provision, yes, you know who that is probably named

an apple 1 compute we are an estimated value of up to $500,000.nd on friday, we will get the measure of wholesale inflation when we see the producer price index report coming out. and finally today, america's symbol of freedom, again, welcomed visitors from near and far this weekend. the statue of liberty reopened several months after super storm sandy swamped lady liberty. the damage to the 12-acre island cost millions dollars repair. she looks refreshed and good for her, she greets 3.5 million visitors every year. that will do it for us. next week, state of real estate is buying and building on the way up. have a great one, everybody, happy july fourth weekend and i will see you next weekend. have a good week ♪ we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. >> this is "the chris matthews show" -- >> and not -- ask not what your country can do for you [ >> tear down this wall. [captioning made possible by nbc

now, comparing that to congress, this is really kind of an apples-and-oranges comparison. it's fun to look at how your retirement is going to be compared with your elected representative. there's a lot of things that they have that are an advantage. first of all, they're federal employees, and federal jobs have always been thought of as a great source of benefits. also, their pay. typical congressmen, representatives and senators, both make about $174,000 a year. so with more money, they're going to have more to invest, their social security is going to be higher. - what, typically, can a congressmembers- i mean, you have to generalize here- what can they likely get in their retirement years on a monthly basis as opposed to most average americans? - the government's done some studies on these, and, again, we're comparing someone who's making about $174,000 per year right now verses, if you want to take the median u.s. worker's salary, it's around $40,000 to $50,000. so, there's two big differences there. if you wanted to look at their initial social security benefit, for co

taking those $1,001 price targets and bringing them down, then it's going to be like jet fuel for an apple> no. i don't think so. >> no, really? why? carter made such a good case. >> the growth story in apple is all but over and this thing is probably more likely to be range bound. it's probably going to get some spikes because there are still some skeptics. i am not among them. if anything, i'd probably favor maybe selling some puts or a buy right. my expectation here is that the stock's probably going to languish a bit. >> as i go through my day, portfolio manager after portfolio manager, apple will be brought up every time. it doesn't come up in meetings anymore. people don't want to talk about it. it's energy, financials, google. that's a big tell. when people love something, they want to talk about it. >> i think scott made a great point, too. >> that goes without saying. >> apple has not been able to get above 450, so it makes all the sense in the world to sell that call, make the trade cheaper. >> i didn't know you were such a delicate flower. >> evidently, i am. >> coming up next,

article those are going to get insurance but the article is what else says it's impossible to make an apples to apples comparison year to year the other thing that happens in new york is that for years they were you were forced to give insurance to everyone but there was no individual mandate so with the women who was forced in the new york state law said that it was very difficult to deny insurance to people in new york state starting in one thousand four assurer insurers right but what they slipped into a based on preexisting there was never there was never in india they could arbitrarily deny it there was it was more difficult than other places but it will do every time preexisting conditions they could still they still had lifetime maxes why wife just went through cancer treatment she had her life lifetime maximum three quarters of the way it was more difficult than other places time and that but there was no individual mandate in new york now with an individual mandate. you're going to take a bunch of young people who don't need as much insurance and you're going to flush them into the

. >> let you know how much an apple one computer went at auction. tell you after the break.g is bee, i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. sad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise... uh, ha ha ha. ♪ >>> we wrap things up with an update on a story we brought you last week, one steve wozniak is proud of. somebody bought that original a for a whole lot of cash, marla. >> may not look like much, but this is the apple one, it's one of the first 25 apple ones ever assembled a and at christie's online auction, a vintage tech product sold for $387,750. >> nice. >> wozniak designed and built it by hand in 1976. that was 37 years ago. thanks for being with us. >> old school. >> join us tonight at 5:00. [knocking on door] you wanted to see me? yes, i did. this is a $54 steak. congratulations. it looks really good. yes, it does. and

he made an apple to mother hz the audience. >> at times i feel like i'm a broken vessel. at times i don't know if i'm going or coming. but i know beyond a shadow of a doubt god is using me and god is using my family to make a change. to make a difference. my message to you is please, use my story. please use my tragedy. please use my broken heart to say to yourself, we cannot let this happen to anybody's else's child. >> fulton called for a civil rights investigation into the death. evidence from zimmerman's trial has been turned over to the justice department. >> a former police officer who pepper sprayed students in a uc davis prot jeft now seeking help from the state through a worker compensation claim. abc 7 news found out he has a hearing next month. the former uc davis police lieutenant drew criticism in 2011 for dousing students with pepper spray now wants worker's compensation for psychiatric injury. the former marine sargeant received death threats after the video went viral. he was fired after an investigation found his action was unwarranted. >> i think it's wr

that meant you paid more even if you weren't using an apple ipad to read your ebook.y not have to worry about paying taxes on their bonuses this year. that's because there won't be any bonuses if the new boss gets his way. he blames it on cost cutting measures. consumers are learning the lessons of financial discipline. credit card delinquencies fell to the lowest levels since the 1990s. unfortunately, living within your means probably means you won't be buying a mega yacht. the world's largest yacht is shrouded in secrecy with the buyer not public and the price tag thought to be more than half a billion dollars. twinkies is back from bankruptcy. it's built to last with a shelf life of 45 days. the federal reserve is looking for any sign of economic strength so it can pull back its historic stimulus. that means every piece of economic data is getting heightened scrutiny on wall street but there are also some unconventional ways to read this economy. let's forget about the monthly jobs report, forget about gross domestic product and the consumer price index. check out

. >>> looks like an apple smart watch is in the works.panese patent officials have confirmed the cupertino company has applied for you a trademark for the i watch. apple has not commented on this move but experts speculate the wearable technology would likely connect wirelessly the iphone and ipad. just what we need to stay even more connected. >> yeah. staying cool like dick tracy. dial it up. >>> all right. the bay area is going back to work. the latest unemployment figures tell a happy story. >> scott mcgrew, lots of companies hiring? >> good morning. so it would appear, yeah. the bureau of labor statistics just releasing the latest employment numbers showing unemployment in the san jose area around 6.6%. that's far better than the 8.4% we were looking a this the time last year. san francisco doing even better, 6.2%. looking around at some of the other cities, modesto, 15% joblessness. that's been the central valley story for a while now. some real outliers, tuscaloosa, alabama, doing well. iowa city, iowa. many cities in utah with inc

statement since arriving in moscow right now the whistleblower is meeting human rights activists an apple trans and. also this hour telecom giants exposed by snowden's latest leaks are accused of cashing in on visas data by giving the u.s. government unfettered access. under age or braces for more while project folding more than a week old data like clutches caused by the military backed ousting of the country's president. this is all see coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program.

he made an apple to mother hz the audience. >> at times i feel like i'm a broken vessel. at times i don't know if i'm going or coming. but i know beyond a shadow of a doubt god is using me and god is using my family to make a change. to make a difference. my message to you is please, use my story. please use my tragedy. please use my broken heart to say to yourself, we cannot let this happen to anybody's else's child. >> fulton called for a civil rights investigation into the death. evidence from zimmerman's trial has been turned over to the justice department. >> a former police officer who pepper sprayed students in a uc davis prot jeft now seeking help from the state through a worker compensation claim. abc 7 news found out he has a hearing next month. the former uc davis police lieutenant drew criticism in 2011 for dousing students with pepper spray now wants worker's compensation for psychiatric injury. the former marine sargeant received death threats after the video went viral. he was fired after an investigation found his action was unwarranted. >> i think it's wr

an officer beginning his shift with one of three standard cell searches. looking for contraband, stuff they're not supposed to have. not too many apples -- razors, they break them apart. an awful lot in the cell. good weapon. piece a metal. just sharpen that. can't tell what it came out of, but she sharpened that, that would make a good shank. make a couple weapons out of that. >> is it sharpened to a point? >> no, not yet. >> we can only book him for having dangerous contraband, it's not sharpened. write up a 115. >> they know how to beat the system by not sharpening them to a point, once they do that, they get send to adsay. as long as it's not sharpened then it's dangerous contraband. >> could make two weapons out this piece right here. >> random searches in all of the cell blocks are vital to the safety of the inmates and officers. as every piece of contraband discovered to mean one less attack. after all, with enough time on their hands, some inmates are fully capable and more than willing to do almost anything. inmates like andre johnson, who is serving a life sentence in the shu for murdering an officer in san quentin in 1985.

workers will walk off the job august 4 unless they have an agreement. >>> apple is investigating an incident in china in which a woman was electrocuted while answering a call on an iphone 5. according to chinese media reports urthe 23-year-old was found dead holding her iphone 5 with burns to her hands and feet. the phone was plugged in to charge. apple says it is deeply saddened by the incident and will investigate. >>> well, it is official, jen any mccarthy will be a new permanent co-host on the view starting in accepts. barbara walters who created the talk show made the announcement this morning. mccarthy will join "the view" as it undergoing a lot of changes. walters is retiring next year. >>> there is a newly minted millionaire somewhere in the bay area. someone matched five the six numbers during saturday night's power balm drawing. the wins ticket was sold at cable car wine on clement street. the winning numbers are 2, 8, 22, 35, 37, and power ball number is 6. the ticket sold in san francisco is worth a cool $2.6 million. >> so we want them to call us. >> and we want to be their rela

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snowden is not a spy it's not a cold war story and that's all you're going to get them started by an apple bomb for example by who did all she still believes their people are living in a fall in conditions in shade and then surely to the us a story she speaks about is make it all about a few years ago. you know it seems to me that part of the american media is still stuck in the cold war and that at least as far as mr snowden is concerned sure sure but if snowden read jack said by russia that. asked about that. last time that options does he have. well you. know more in their transit area maybe some mormon you will try to gold to your girl or who you know so i would direct to our knowledge there you have revealed that you have a lot of human rights activists you my human rights activists into the plane that would take him there probably that were made there or see for. general. asks for asylum you will get it that's what we heard in. you know a famous russian and poignant part of the people were invited to me if you are very kind of don't do agree with me on that. so edward snowden does ha

these two for signing a bill and cupertino 82 for los gatos 784 mayor kelly and 80 in palo loan and an appleer toman cooler still vancouver on friday klaus become more extensive and the fault will clear someone on the weekend. about average for this time of year. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. 3 schuss for (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. good evening everyone! >> gary: last start top 1st, no score daniel murphy hits a single to center to plate the first >> gary: 1-0 mets >> gary: kirk nieuwenhuis to load bases here is wheeler doing his thing with the bat. swap the home for the first time since july 12th. as to what i took him out. i did not want him to i did not want it to become a health issue. but he is fine. so, i went to get him. we needed a chance to win and i want him the opportunity right then. next hitter john buck bloops >> gary: after 2/3 innings shortest the bombhis counterpart former zac

about it as an office store where the people will go from all over the city and places to go to an apple store because people buy apple products and chipotle is not a destination as someone said, people are not going to go from all over the city to go to chipotle and if they wanted to they have nine other locations apparently. which is definitely shows that there is no shortage of chipotle if you would like some. the other thing is that i am so familiar with chilango, i love your carnitos and there are great mexican restaurants while i don't believe the game chipotle verses the other restaurants, i do think that there is, that there is an impact in terms of you know, the type of people that you want to attract to a neighborhood and what you are trying to present the neighborhood to be about. when you invite some of those other kinds of things in. we also heard i mentioned earlier that orchard supply that came to us not too long ago filed for bankruptcy and now secured by lowes and boston market and filed for bankruptcy, and chipotle is doing well and we don't expect that to happen. but t

public statement since arriving in moscow the whistleblower is meeting human rights activists in an apple transit zone to discuss his predicament. telecom giant exposed by snowden's latest leaks are accused of caution and only uses data by giving the u.s. government unfettered access. also the solid egypt braces for more rival projects following more than a week of deadly clashes caused by the military bank's ousting of the country's president. international news live from moscow this is altie with me your dash apollo thanks for joining us. and i say we are with snowden is about to meet a russian and human rights activists have been pulled where he's been stuck in limbo for more than two weeks and he's expected to release his first public statement since arriving at sherman she's going to. joins us now live. to see you so what can we expect from this meeting today i guess you can expect pretty much everything now let me put it this way we've been here for just several hours and there is that already i would say more than one hundred reporters and journalists really really creating an inte

statement since arriving in moscow right now the whistleblower is meeting human rights activists an apple trans and. also this hour telecom giants exposed by snowden's latest leaks are accused of cashing in on visas data by giving the u.s. government unfettered access. under age of braces for more wild projects building more than a week old data clenches cause by the military backed ousting of the country's president. this is all see coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. and they say whistleblower edward snowden is expected to release his first sponsored statement since arriving at a moscow airport more than two weeks ago right now he's amazing russian and international human rights activists in the transit zone where he's been stuck in limbo. rivaled the activists that snowden reportedly harmed papers or is there already i would say more than one hundred reporters and journalists it's really really creating an interesting situation sure middle of once again just like it was several weeks ago when everybody was thinking that snowden is going to fly to cuba and h

they also tested an apple iphone five activation lock that requires the users apple id and password to. >> i think what's really important is for the first time the mayor smart phone manufacturers are viewing theft as a problem they feel is now part of their responsibility. >> reporter: all across this country, cell phone theft is a mayor concern. >> reporter: greg suhr says consumers must do their part too. the department has partnered with lebser cab to run this ad. >> i said blue in the face, you would not walk down the street counting 200 or $300 and not paying attention. that's what you're doing when you're walking down the street and not paying attention to the surroundings. >> reporter: even if those stolen cell phones can't be used to make calls, they can be sold. >>> and verizon's edge plan will let users get a new phone every six months if they want to but the deal requires that the original phone is 50% paid off. at&t's next doesn't require the 50% payment, but you can make monthly payments for a year to upgrade. and team mobile began the trend about a week ago with its new

they also tested an apple iphone five activation lock that requires the users apple id and password to. >> i think what's really important is for the first time the mayor smart phone manufacturers are viewing theft as a problem they feel is now part of their responsibility. >> reporter: all across this country, cell phone theft is a mayor concern. >> reporter: greg suhr says consumers must do their part too. the department has partnered with lebser cab to run this ad. >> i said blue in the face, you would not walk down the street counting 200 or $300 and not paying attention. that's what you're doing when you're walking down the street and not paying attention to the surroundings. >> reporter: even if those stolen cell phones can't be used to make calls, they can be sold. >>> and verizon's edge plan will let users get a new phone every six months if they want to but the deal requires that the original phone is 50% paid off. at&t's next doesn't require the 50% payment, but you can make monthly payments for a year to upgrade. and team mobile began the trend about a week ago with its new

. >> now is a great time to add to your app collection if you own an apple phone or >>> george zimmerman trial is nearing it's end. today the 911 call took center stage in the case. the defense played the tape over and over as six of zimmerman's friends and colleagues took the stand identifying the voice as zimmerman. figuring out who is crying is crucial in determine wlg zimmerman killed vaivon martin in self-defense. the judge is not allowing audio experts to testify. the jury could begin deliberating by the end of the week. >> interest rates on student loans topped the agenda. congress returned after breaking for 4th of july rates doubled to 6.8% last week. senate democrats twoobt cap rates. house republicans believe interest should be linked to rates on 10 year treasury bonds. leaders challenged the president to achblgt a majority leetder speaker of the house oo. house legislation works for students in doing nothing at all, mr. president, under the house plan, interest rates rise, student loan rates will rise with them, soon, loan rates will be more than double. >> time for the froze

financial right i mean first of all you're making a very expensive choice when you choose to buy an apple product you're deciding that you want to pay extra money because you think it looks like or you like the way that it right i mean so you go with this well what i'm saying is i'm not sure that i do think apple is too big to fail at least from a consumer standpoint i do think that from a manufacturing standpoint apple is absolutely cornered the market in terms of having a lot of these really expensive court of the market but google is a big competitor who is making hardware in the same way they are the samsung and google glass could be the i phone killer i mean it's going to take over the market in a new way that we haven't seen before and it's only going to be a little bit of time before we see them transition into mobile intel other kinds of hardware i think that's out here is an interesting thought experiment is trying to get into mobile payments where you swipe your phone and you pay for something so maybe you have seen people do this already i mean you can you can do this already w