if you haven't to own -- if you happen to own an apple tv, in addition to the programming built into the apple tv like major league baseball, itunes, things like that. you have been able to use technology of theirs called airplay which does the same thing. i have that, it wirelessly beams it to the tv. apple had airplay. google has it with crunk last -- chrome cast. the pros and cons are inverse to each other. the positive on apple's airplay system is that it works with thousands of apps. the app developer doesn't have to do anything. the little airplay icon just appears. apps to go too many into. you can sit down and review all of your photos on the tv screen with no wires. the downside, on the apple product is it only works with apple product. if you have an iphone, ipad, or a mac, it will work. if you have a windows computer or an android phone, airplay doesn't work even if you own an apple tv. works chrome cast, it across platforms. it doesn't only work with google's android operating system devices. it works with apple's devices. on an windows computer or mac, with google's brows

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a. it looks like an apple on its side. now c. your hand makes the shape of a c. c.r up and touch your thumb to your middle finger. d. it looks like a dog with one ear. d for "dog" with one ear. k. hold up two fingers like this. hey, those look like kangaroo ears. q. hold your thumb and pointer down like you're holding a quarter. q. it looks like you're holding a quarter. u. hold your fingers up to form a u. u. it looks like a u, but it also looks like two friends "united." now you know how to sign... what can we spell with these letters? how about... ...and... duck. make a "d." remember the one-eared dog? make a "u" for friends "united." make a "c," like a mouth chomping. remember kangaroo ears? quack. make a "q," like you're holding a quarter. sign "u" for "united." make an "a" -- an apple on its side. make a "c" -- chomp! make a "k" -- kangaroo ears. quack. you can practice by fingerspelling. a duck says "quack." good fingerspelling. well, that was fun, but i'm ready to move again. -are you? -yeah! great. alex, leah, hopkins? are you ready? -yeah! -mm-hmm! where's

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thing that you're willing to pay for or that they will hang onto hopefully more than one season is an applegerri: apple, nike, walgreens. but you don't like sears or j.c. penney. tell me about that. >> lyonnais j.c. penney as its lows. sears to. these are to -- once large retailers that are not just on life-support. there will be very promotional. i just don't think that they will fare well and make it through back to school. gerri: well, and a big fight with former board member over where the company is going next. the me as to this before you go. we watch back to school in part because it could tell us what would go on to the holidays. the big shopping season, but can have for retailers. >> i would say there is no more back to school. trying to portray back-to-school elected to black friday. two weeklong event. that's going to work. that will stress that into the holiday season. heavily diversified. something like michael. some big give some of the tree. gerri: people who have money will spend money in the people who are struggling along, we will be -- see people extending themselves with

apple will replace them with an actual apple charger for $10. you have to bring in your iphone or ipad 2 to prove to them you have an actual apple owner. the replacement program comes after at least one death and one incident of serious shock. here is chinese television showing some of the knock-off chargers. a chinese flight attendant was killed by her counterfeit apple charger. counterfit chargers don't have to adhere to safety standardst jc penney board member pushing to have the ceo fired there has stepped down. cicso systems reports -- jon and laura a couple second ago, the new york office of the fbi tweeted out it's made major arrests in some sort of penny stock scheme. that's all we know. we'll continue to look at it and update you. >> scott mcgrew always on top of things for us. 5:54. who is on top of our weather? meteorologist christina loren. >> like music to my ears. 56 in livermore, 57 to kickoff a tuesday in san jose where many school districts are actually going to commence tomorrow. school is back. summertime is over. take a look a

but can she hit an apple on somebody's head? we're going to show you. she tried it. >>> and take a look. this chimp is an artist. the surprising way he made his prize-winning painting and how he licked the competition. that was right there. that's the exact chimp. that is him. >> all right. we have a lot coming up. >>> we're going to start here, though, with lamar odom. after a week of headlines about possible drug and marital problem, odom has been arrested. >> it's been a tough week for him. first came stories about his alleged drug issues and the stress it was putting on his marriage to reality star, khloe kardashian. now comes word that he is facing charges after cops pulled him over an on l.a. freeway. >> reporter: today, we're learning lamar odom was said to be involved in a three-car collision, that was not reported to authorities. both incidents on the very same freeway. these days, it seems like nba star lamar odom's full life is fair game for the tabloids. for whispers of impending divorce. and scuffles with the paparazzi. to allegations of drug abuse. even

maybe it is a strong brand like an apple or nike. revenue was are going down.are the reasons are you sell stock. >> what sports which to encourage a child to play? >> that is a great question. i would go for volley ball. it has the most available scholarships. if i was born for nonfinancial reasons then let them just be a child and enjoy. >> how much money do i need to stasaved until i'm 90 years old? >> if you have is also common with about $2 million until she dies. this will give you a rough play, $90,000 a year of income. this just depends on where you budget. there's no right or wrong answer. >> you will see you next witweek here on kron 4. >> female announcer: the following is a paid presentation for murad resurgence, the groundbreaking skin care line that is backed by four good housekeeping seals. millions of women all over the world already trust their skin to murad resurgence. and now, the resurgence line just got better, because for the first time ever we're going to give you our brand-new resurgence firming mask, absolutely free! >> male announcer: t

an apples was one of the two cases in the supreme court of the united states in 1915, the grandfather clause. if you google grandfather clause you get win versus oklahoma. this was an oklahoma case dealing with restrictions in voting. in that case as well was a case involving a lot passed in 1908 by the maryland legislature changing the charter of the city of an apples to restrict voting by african-americans. they are free and have been voting and applied only to the city, not the state elections. they tended to vote republicans said democrats in power in the state government and in the city wanted to restrict this. you couldn't vote in an apple was under this 1908 law unless you had $500 worth of property in the city, unless you were naturalized, no women voting all in 1908 so it didn't matter or the sun or descendant of a naturalized citizen or less your grandfather could have voted in january 1st, 1868. eighteen 68 voting in annapolis is tied to the 1860's 7 constitution of maryland so if your grandfather was in the white male you couldn't vote. in annapolis, if you couldn't vote i

. >> it's never going to be an apple store. you're not paying to go. >> your taxes. we pay so many taxes. >> let the private sector evaluate -- >> if there was a per student tax go to school, yeah. but the guy with the giant house is paying for your kids to go to school. >> don't reward mediocrity. that's better information. >> i think it's unfair, extremely unfair that these kids live, sweat, and die and get their grades placed on it. maybe if they took it they would get it and we'd get rid of it once and for all. all right, jonas, the one who ha no kid >> thanks, guys. who says you can't go home? a record number of adults are ba living with mom and dad and someone here says that's a great news. >>> from an empty nest back the a full nest, one in three are back living home with their parents. you might think this is a terrible indicator for the economy but jonas, you say it's good news. >> it sounds worse than it is. it boils down to what they're doing. is that such a great use? maybe they're working and saving to buy a house. maybe a lot of them today know you're b

that's not an apples to apples comparison. what gary said is right, this is about competition. unions have gone from high 30% of public employees down to 7%. days of frick and carnegie steel mills are over. if you're a member of a union, understand, your dues are going to sway some political race somewhere in the country. >> tracy, why should people, taxpayers in other states, be worried about this, that unions are targeting these governors? >> because they're looking for membership. that's what they want here. that curveball on education came out of nowhere. the unions should care less about education. think about it. they want their membership higher. that's the bottom line. they are targeting right to work states because they don't favor unions. they're targeting auto industry in rht to wrk states because they want unions to go german auto union style. you get unions involved. the price of the stuff they're putting together is getting higher. th means you and i will pay for it at the end of the day. >> i think these governors are doing a good job making had their states busi

this is a brokered player. >> i thought it was an apple tv. >> kind of like an apple tv. >> costs about50 and they go up to $100. lets you watch netflix and amazon video and hbo and time warner cable. >> i assume you're suggesting they should purchase the company and not the one device to put in their lunchroom. ell a few of these devices. which would cost them three or four "washington post"s but it would be a great buy. television is one of the markets that hasn't been disrupted as much as it can be by technology. this would put them in a great position. apple has apple tv and google with chromecast. this would be the kindle of tv for them? >> what's the catch? there is no real catch with this one. you've got content providers that maybe makes amazon more competitive. i think they have their own studio arm and this would give them a outlet of distribution for amazon studio. >> an established user base. meantime, herb, you have ideas in terms of what bezos or amazon should boy. >> i'll stick with what i said in the past, either best buy or perhaps if he wants to be really cheap radiosh

. >> it's never going to be an apple store. you're not paying to go. >> your taxes. we pay so many taxes. >> let the private sector evaluate -- >> if there was a per student tax go to school, yeah. but the guy with the giant house is paying for your kids to go to school. >> don't reward mediocrity. that's better information. >> i think it's unfair, extremely unfair that these kids live, sweat, and die and get their grades placed on it. maybe if they took it they would get it and we'd get rid of it once and for all. all right, jonas, the one who has no kids? >> thanks, guys. who says you can't go home? a record number of adults are back living with mom and dad and someone here says that's a great news. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an aut

households have release an apple prooh duct. coca-cola, proctor an proctor ae but we care more about steve ceos. >> i think because he embodies his company. his products. he's long gone now and the idea that apple products could be simple and easy to use and could sort of relate to the user in a way that previous products didn't. we look at ipod compared to -- it was that much better. >> you knew steve jobs. do you think the movie was soulless? >> the problem with the movie. the movie is very pretty. ashton kutcher does a job of looking like steve jobs. but he does a good of imitating without us coming away with anything greater than john madden. the problem here is it's an imitation rather than a true character. we see there's some growth with apple but we don't know whether it's -- >> now, you alison have said, you written that you didn't know as much as steve jobs and your different. >> slightly different. i think robert and i do agree that this is not a film -- it's something that's so upset about microsoft products is they

this you're going to have to go into an apple store and they'll probably launch those around the end and really ramp it up around mid-september, and you'll say i want to trade in my iphone and get a new one. he will do some testing on it to make sure it's in working condition, and they'll look up on a list they have and give you a price for it. if you say okay, they'll take your old phone, give you a new phone and give you an apple gift card for whatever that amount is to take off the price of your new phone, and then you walk out of the store. you've already got your new phone. >> that applies for any phone you have? >> iphone. >> any old iphone -- >> the 5s and the 4s. maybe the 3g. >> again, as you point out, some other companies have been doing this for a while. why is apple kind of late to the party here? >> well, i feel like this is the kind of thing where consumers have been able to get a deal for a while if they knew their phones had some value, and i think apple saw that. a lot of people were figuring out that they could resell their old phones, and they don't want other com

it seems strange, but once you eat the miracle tablet, it tastes like cheddar cheese with an apple on top. >> it seems kind of playful and fun, but there is a whole world in gas trtronomy that we're opeg the doors to and it's really kind of mind blowing. >> cantu became aware of the berry when he was asked to create something for a friend who had cancer. >> i basically shipped out these printed food strips with miraculin on them, and it worked for this chemo patient. they could taste food again. over the past seven years, i've given it to over a thousand patients. >> what cantu began as a favor for a friend is now undergoing clinical trials in miami beach. recently cantu presented the results to what he calls a small but scientific study. >> 48% of the patients reported an improvement in their taste and 14% of the patients that underwent miracle food had an improvement in their weight. >> he's also studying how the berry might help glucose levels with healthy patients. >> we have a food addiction in our country. diets don't work and people who go on diets go on and off. you never hear

we used to sell an apple a day keeps the doctor away.ow fruits and vegetables may keep the doctor away. it's fun. it involves a nutritionist. it also gives access to low income families. instead of having all the fast food and sew das, it brings them on board to have some of this. cooking classes. a dollar a day per family. they to this for four months. i'm sure we're going to see good results as a result of this. >> can we take this one step further? if you're eating poor and you're from a poor family chances are you're not going to perform well socially, particularly in school. >> one of the things that has happened is the fact we have a real epidemic obesity among our children. and when you think about obesity, it's not a single disease. it's not a heart disease you take care of. it's a spectrum of everything. heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes. and we need to crack this down early on. it's becoming a cultural problem. as marc mentioned, about a third of our children are suffering from this. this is serious problem. you're r

today in china that's almost exactly what an apple worker puts in.ractors don't always way the workers for their overtime. apple is sending a team to china to look into labor conditions and those overtime claims. china labor watch says workers report all that unpaid overtime to make a budget-friendly iphone. apple blogs buzzing over this iphone 5c case. new york's soda ban has gone flat. a court upheld an earlier ruling preventing the ban on huge sugary bans from going into effect, but americans might be breaking that soda habit anyway. new sales numbers from coca-cola, pepsi, and dr. pepper show soda sales down last quarter. >> one area of the economy that's definitely not flat, housing. take a look at this. it is a good time to sell because home prices are rising. over the past year the 20-city case-shiller index is up a whopping 12%. the biggest gain in seven years going back to march 2006. here are the hottest markets where we're seeing the biggest uncreases. prices are up 20% to 25% in some of these towns, and you can see. look at las vegas, up

you can certainly walk into an apple store and find out as the program ramps up. >>> speaking of apple phones, you don't want to have missed our gadget friday this morning. it's on nbcbayarea.com, if you want to check it out. truly one of the most shocking iphone cases you will want to see. back to you. >> he is not like. you should check it out. the iphone turns into a weapon, a stun gun, pretty cool. >>> california law says texting and driving is illegal, but texting someone you know is driving can soon be illegal as well. a new jersey court recently ruled a person who knowingly texts a driver can share lie guilt that driver causes an accident. new jersey couple injured by a teen driver was texting sued the driver and his girlfriend who was texting him a new jersey appeals court cleared the girlfriend of wrongdoing in this case but said if someone texts a person they know is driving, they can be held liable. >>> mendle park is giving the green light to more red light cameras. this week, the city approved new five-year contract agreement with the operating company red flicks. there ar

we are making an apple and endive salad with chef's blue cheese, a champagne vinaigrette. get started. we have a, uh, fuji apple from, uh, gold bug farm, placerville. we're gonna just--ooh. just slice that. nice and thin. we have some belgian endive. wanna just make sure to cut 'em in half and cut the core out. we're gonna slice across. do, uh, one more half. it's about an endive and a half per salad. now we have a fennel bulb. we're gonna cut just across, very thin. important to cut the fennel really thin. then we're gonna go to our bowl, put everything in. now we're gonna add some shallot, fine herbs. it's a, uh, herb blend that we use here quite a bit. it's tarragon, chervil, parsley, and chive. this is, uh, chef's blue cheese. it's aged in the sierra nevada, real nice blue cheese. champagne vinaigrette. just drizzle a little in there. then we'll season it with some fresh black pepper, little kosher salt, and just give it-- give it a good mix, make sure the apples aren't all stuck together. then we'll go to our plate. you wanna plate it in stages so that you can kind of

back in idaho, it's pb&j and an apple for lunch on day nine for engine boss shawn moore, a second-generation firefighter. he says this is the family business even though this summer he's rarely seen his own. >> for me the toughest part about this job is having a brand-new kid at home, you know. six days from now, he'll be 8 months old. a lot of his firsts are happening while i'm out here on the line. >> reporter: a sacrifice for men and women on the front lines and their families at home, too. in addition to all of those firefighters on the front lines, private insurance companies have hired their own firefighters to protect some of the more exclusive properties in this neighborhood. but again, the goal is the same here, to protect structures. this fire, lester, is nearly 10% contained. >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> now to egypt and the stunning news tonight, it appears hosni mubarak, the egyptian president overthrown in the arab spring, could be freed from prison within days. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, is in cairo again tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter

and take along an orange or an apple, too. >> okay, i'll think of it as the last bit of homework at night. >> good idea. >> thanks, jax. with "health bites," i'm ellie. >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. over the last few months, we've been reporting on this year's drive2life contest. it invited kids across the country to come up with a p.s.a. -- that's like a tv commercial -- for safe driving. the winner was 16-year-old olivia yavorek. olivia had learned about the contest from her high-school teacher. >> she'll look up contests like this, and so, she found this one and asked me if i wanted to do it. so i gave it a shot. >> her shot was a home run. of more than 1,300 ideas that were sent in, the national road safety foundation worked with scholastic to choose olivia's. >> my mom called me in the middle of school, and i thought it was something bad, but it was actually really good, so i kind of got out of class and told my teacher. so we were really excited. >> as part of her prize, olivia was brought to new york city to work with an emmy award-winning

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iphone, tomorrow an ipad but it is innovation and it will keep changing and they will keep coming out with new products. >> what would it be without steve at the helm. >> apple has been under steve one of the best companies in the history of the world about being an innovation machine. >> why do you think that was? because it because this was a guy who understood that if you -- create the best product, and do everything with a maniacal look at detail. >> uh-huh. >> and you have some sense of taste and style and demanding that the engineering be as good tas can be -- >> yes, but it also runs deeper than that. it was also very deep technology. i actually think the press sometime focuses too much on the design part which is important. underneath that -- >> that's why i -- do that i said design and engineering. >> behind app sell very deep technology. these are very sophisticated. very good at building sophisticated technology, hardware and software including chips. >> i never have known the question, i asked this yesterday, why is it that steve, you were into all these technologies at the same time steve was or earlier, tablet, touch, come on, he was. >> yeah,

usually how it goes before an apple event. here's what the reports are saying. pple store, they're going to assess the value, and you can wind up putting that money toward a new iphone if you're due for an upgrade. the value that you touched on, the value of that phone is really going to depend on the model and what kind of condition the phone is in, but look at this. the convenience of this is really key, because just being ability to walk in there and exchange your phone instead of mailing it off and waiting, that's a big deal. for apple this is a big deal as well. it could help drive more traffic to stores. think about it, you're going to change an iphone in, you go in there, play with other stuff, you may want to buy something extra. that is the -- sort of the golden aspect of this program. >> so is there any official word from apple on this? >> we reached out to apple, haven't heard back, pretty typical. apple is, you know, pretty big on keeping the worst-kept secrets all the time, but you also see these rumors swirl around an event, would, it puts more pres

apple stock? >> no, i own the stock, but i don't have an inside connection. ind of have been around apple for 30 years so i know what the culture's like. my sense is they've got very good people, tim cook is an excellent ceo, and i think they are going to be able to show the world that apple is alive and well, and they will have some, in my opinion, realy great products in 2014. neil: if you don't mind me switching back to the pepsi days, and i heard about this, and the producers told me, and i couldn't even believe it. pepsi will have a product called pepsi flavored cheetos. i thought those are fine, but pepsi flavored cheetos? do you know anything about that? is there any control in your authority today to go after the executive who came up with that? >> well, if i were in charge, i probably would. i mean, that's one of the weirder ideas i've ever heard. you know, i'd say today, you know, the momentum is what coke's advertising, and it's spectacular what they've done over the last few years, so i wish pepsi well, but i don't have any inside track there as we

>> as an apple shareholder, i'm happy. as an activist investment, this is not likely very tough.ot impossible -- he's not saying he's wanting to do anything active, other than they should buy back more stock. to move the needle on a company of $400 billion plus market cap is difficult even for someone as big as carl. >> do you think icahn will have the power to suggest and tim cook be receptive? otherwise it's for nothing. >> if anybody does, he does. clearly he talked to tim cook, i'm more with karen. it's a difficult road here. maybe they end up doing a little bit more of a buyback, but i wouldn't expect major changes just because he's in here. it's a massive company. >> he said a couple things. he didn't necessarily say how aggressive he was going to be. at times, he will let you know how aggressive he's going to be. he said it's undervalued. this is the second activist investor. david aye horn went at it with a specific one. >> there was a pop that faded. >> yes. although it led to apple giving money back to shareholders. he's trying a different tactic. they're chumming up, w

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back in idaho, it's pb&j and an apple for lunch on day nine for engine boss shawn moore, a second-generation firefighter. he says this is the family business even though this summer he's rarely seen his own. >> for me the toughest part about this job is having a brand-new kid at home, you know. six days from now, he'll be 8 months old. a lot of his firsts are happening while i'm out here on the line. >> reporter: a sacrifice for men and women on the front-lines and their families at home, too. in addition to all of those firefighters on the front lines, private insurance companies have hired their own firefighters to protect some of the more exclusive properties in this neighborhood. but again, the goal is the same here, to protect structures. this fire, lester, is nearly 10% contained. >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> now to egypt and the stunning news tonight, it appears hosni mubarak, the egyptian president overthrown in the arab spring, could be freed from prison within days. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, is in cairo again tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter

all you do is put an apple straight in, right? so we get the apple straight in.ng two ingredients and somehow, this tastes like lemonade. i've been doing this for years. you put a lemon in with the rind on because the fusion juicer is able to take all the fruits and vegetables going in as they are pretty much. >> no sugar. >> there's no refined sugar going in, everything is from nature. we're locking the goodness inside and we want to get this inside children, right? so here's what to do. yeah, you want to make it appealing to the kids, right? so here's what to do, guys. you just pour it over some beautiful ice. and you have homemade lemonade. just have a try of that. you've never tasted that before. this is one-- it's like a sherbet dib-dab, it is unbelievable. >> you are so right. it's apple, but it's lemon. the lemon is the flavor. pure lemonade. >> and here's the thing, there's no artificial anything in there. now, you know what? i have a saying. if you don't look after your body, you really will have nowhere to live and that is why this is so important. now

twenty-two year-old from barcelona recently graduated as an air and i apple engineer.k city, two years out of college working as additional advertising account executive.l. yesterday at two young who weree market. no matter what, intimidated and scared even though i showed them it probably could have made money.what you want to get in te maet? >> it is the place for ambitious people where every single day is different. as well, every day is a new challenger have to face. it deals with the tomorrow. so that's exciting. charles: i love it. now, here's the thing. at the issue is going to tell me she just wanted to get rich. [laughter] why do you want to get in the market? >> similar. i want to get involved, grumman and portfolio and just kind of explore and have a little fun with it. charles: i love that. have a little fun. people are so uptight, particularly people in your age group. we talk all the time about entrepreneurship being down, marriage being down, birthrates being down. it's just like can people are renting apartments and living dated dated day. i don't know.

you can take any third party charterer into an apple store and get cash! one half of the price. now another reason to keep from plugging in your i- phone. a new study says. your little i-phone uses as much energy as your refrigerator. yes. your refrigerator. alison kosik is in new york with more. >> reporter: smart phones, lap tops, digital cds there are hundreds of ways to stay connected however, they require a lot of energy. in fact, it is just as much as a refrigerator. based on kilowatts per hour, the kilowatt is a wireless connection and batter lee not just of smart phones, --battery. to put that another way pushing ahead of that technology together it is more independent aviation group! and who knows, the devices will we have a in 20 years? think about it! >> it was a great day about it for union city. warm & muggy. with the human thhumidito have some fog gathering at the clos coast and it will be coming later tonight. with high clouds and the additional humidity and tropical moisture. however, some showers and thunderstorms. the thunderstorms are li

apple will unveil the next generation iphone during an event september 10. ple has not commented but the date falls in the usual iphone launch schedule. the new phone is said to have a fingerprint reader for add security, a better camera and a fatter processor with reports it will be available in different colors. >> facebook c.e.o. has a little more cash this morning selling 2.4 million shares of facebook stock worth $91 million. the stock was sold as part of a prean trading plan allowing a cash in without being accused of insider trading. >> did you have a nice week getting outside? >>guest: beautiful. beautiful in the south bay. warm and warming up. >> and the beauty, does it continue? mike? >> we will start with right now you can see the cascading clouds moving into the east bay hills all the way over we have mount diabolo, temperatures are one to five degrees warmer than yesterday. the slow temperature climb continues. away the state, it is quiet. the thunderstorm let is gone for the most part. you can see the clouds along the coast will dissipate the we

well you know it's different with each company right when you're when you're dealing with an apple or . you're you're really paying for a service there so their motives are a little bit different they're not interested in your data so that they can trade it or they can mine it serve you with ads like a google or a facebook is so that's really the difference between a quote unquote free site and something like apple so apple's real goal in something like this is to protect themselves as much as possible and it's interesting how do you how did you get started in this film you pinpoint the company twice smart is sort of the ancestor of all the information sharing companies that got you started when you know smart was really one of the first companies to betray its users trust you know they went bankrupt and when they went bankrupt they had this idea they thought they would sell their database of all of their users information. whoever the highest bidder was however their privacy policy at the time said they wouldn't do that so that opened a debate regarding whether or not companies would

it was a delicious day here at prime interest we watched carl icahn sink his teeth into an apple buyback hopefully that keeps the proxy war away and excel moved down the prosecutorial food chain though his boss seems to be in the sights of the federal sharks and the parasitical fed it caught the taper off but the sequester seems to have quelled its appetite to finally wind down. a lonely how to not all to say about that and our favorite. icon how bailouts hopefully it won't be necessary thanks for tuning in and come back tomorrow from everyone and prime interest. carry on boring a great. interview . below. the. economic ups and downs in the final months day the longer the deal sank i and the rest look like it's going the take it will be everything we own all plenty. of wonderful shawne merriman a lot of the polish face i'm sorry i'm peter limone. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. i live oh please. let's be. the one with the low. low sleep believe. the a. lot of me at least. so. i. more than five hundred people have been killed nationwide in a drip in th

pull any punches when they filed suit to block a mortgage market meltdown precedents and it seems an apple when they give the plaintiff away or at least off their backs for a while four hundred thousand missing times the gold is no mystery there says the jolly old bank of england and it seems a ton of money can be made and gold and h. at teen and those that can't finally what could be more. a newsworthy event a news giant bought out by a tech giant hopefully he doesn't put us out of business until that day thanks for tuning in to what's in your prime interest and carry on boring have a great. wealthy british style the sun. spot on the right of the money. market why not i'm going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to t

it was a delicious day here at prime interest it was carl icahn sink his teeth into an apple buyback hopefully that keeps the proxy war away and excel moved down the prosecutorial food chain so his boss seems to be in the sights of the federal sharks in the parasitical fed that caught the taper but the sequester seems to have quelled its appetite to finally wind down mike maloney how banal all to say about that and our favorite. icon how well hopefully it won't be necessary carl thanks for tuning in and come back tomorrow from everyone prime interest and carry on boring have a great time. right . and i think. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. is actually what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people taking shots at police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really you know in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the p

apple, they are the disruptive technology. they have changed the way we learn, face, share. investors who bet on the disruptive power of technology, well, they've been on aninteresting ride so far this year. the tech-heavy index is up in 2013. google shares have outpaced those gains. google up 25%. apple has had a sour year, down 15%. and facebook may have finally, finally hit its stride. let me bring in zain asher. >> we saw it last year the stock did move like a rower coaster. mobile was up. take a listen. >> after slightly 4 months those who bought facebook shares at $38 a share have broken even. it was supplying poesd to be a home run, a can't miss investment for the lucky few able to get in on the ground floor, but within days the stock had sunk. but since then mark zuckerberg has gotten married, dipped his toe into politics and philanthropy signing to give away half of his earnings one day. it exceeded all expectations. shares have surged about 40% since the release. since the ipo, the company has worked to move adds from the side of the page, and into the news feed. >> people are seeing the adds the same way they see their friends' updates and that