apple tv and the mac book, there was a lot of hype.so that said, i'm not telling you to sell this stock. that said, could the stock pull back after these events? no doubt about it. so we talked about the one by two put spread. what i'm suggesting is the february 200, 190, one by two put spread. i'm selling two february 1.90 puts for a total of 5.65. i'm taking in a credit for this structure. i'm not paying anything for it. so we have these events coming up here and so the question is -- >> how do you make money. >> -- how do you make money. here's the thing. a whole heck of a lot of different ways. if the stock goes up, you take in that 30 cent credit, no harm, no foul. if the stock goes down between 200 and 190, you could make $10.30. between 190 and 180, that payoff trails off, but you still make money. and worst case scenario is you get long at 180 down 15%. >> you get long at a discount, the stock that you think is the best stock in -- how can there be a down side to this? >> this is not for my fancy option trading fans on the desk

and speculation about a new tablet computer from apple. here's becky with the latest gadget gossip. >> reporter: you speculate and salivate. we research and whisper. we let our gadget love send us on a quest to unravel the highly classified tech secrets. sneak peeks and insider leaks. and the newest secret fueling our curiosity? the google phone. >> it's faster than anything else out there now. it has a nicer screen than anything else out there now. a lot of people are projecting their dreams on this phone. >> reporter: rumors swirl about its price and capabilities. a few top secret devices were handed out early and elicit videos appeared on the web. gold for geeks. on the other side of silicon valley apple is at the center of even more rumors. the much hyped apple tablet which insiders speculate look like a giant i-phone and do for the written word what i-pod did for music. well, the tablet is the ultimate object of current tech gossip. guy kawasaki was one of the original apple guys but didn't have the -- doesn't have the skinny on the t

they are one of the original apple guides. on the tablet. >> what we're going to do, and they think that it is just a computer that will lose their touch. >> but knowing apple, it'll be a real beautiful design for them. and a horrible battery life. >> we don't know if videos like these are real or if the tablet, even exists. >> and mac mania, they love to speculate on what the newest gadgets might look like. check out these mock-ups of the iphone before their release. >> if they are right, then the iphone would have been terrible. >> reporter: i'm your gadget gossip girl in san francisco. >>> the gasoline prices are up at the start of the new year. aaa says prices are 64% higher than a year ago at this time. the aáfpblg price -- the average price is $2.65 a gallon. here in the baltimore area, drivers are paying about $2.61 a gallon. and the science fiction blockbuster "avatar" continues to dominate at the box office. still a fine piece of cinema i might add, taking in $62 million for the studio estimate. the weekend win is a t

but as word got around, apple grew fast.e wozniak was rich enough to spend $12.5 million to produce a rock concert with apple products on display. at the 1984 super bowl apple unleashed the legendary tv ad that portrayed its new macintosh computer and the liberating alternative to or orwe willian future. >> on january 24, apple computer will introduce macintosh. and you'll see why 1984 won't be like 1984. >> osgood: apple's own future was far from assured. an internal power struggle forced steve jobs out of apple. and the company struggled for years to hold its own. >> i-mack is our consumer desktop. >> osgood: by the late 1990s, steve jobs was back and apple was cutting edge again. with such products as the i-mack and later the i-pod. and the i-phone. now as this new year begins rumors are ripe that apple is set to unveil a new tablet computer. with such possible names as the i-slate, the i-screen or the i-pad. i and you will just have to wait and see. ahead, good news about good deeds. employees everywhere are sending out

and then the apple tablet.ky worley has the latest gadget gossip. >> iphone right here. >> reporter: we speculate and salivate. we research and whisper. we let our gadgets send us on a quest to unravel the tech secrets. the newest tech secret? the google phone. >> it's faster than anything out there, a nicer screen than anything out there. a lot of people are projecting on to this phone. they're projecting their dreams. >> reporter: rumors swirl about the price and capabilities. a few top secret devices were handed out early. illicit videos have appeared on the web. they're gold for geeks. on the other side of silicon valley, apple is at the center of even more rumors. the much hyped apple tablet can do for the written word what the ipod did for music. the tablet is the ultimate object of tech gossip. this insider was one of the original apple guys. even he doesn't have the skinny on the tablet. what are the features? people in some senses think it's a computer that is flat to the touch. >> i have no idea. know

. >>> the buzz continues to build about apple's widely anticipated tablet computer.red tablet reportedly set to be unveiled by the company on january the 26th. joining us now is p.j.jakobawitz. analyst with pj mag.com. shaping up to be a hot item in 2010. tell us about it. >> it's going to be exciting. right now, no one knows exactly what it is, because apple does not announce products ahead of a launch. but the rumors are wild right now. i think most likely you're going to see they have the apple ipod touch, 3.5 inch display, the tablet is probably going to be anywhere from 7 to 10 inches, and it's going to look almost identical to an ipod touch. run the exact same operating system, so all the applications that were already developed for the iphone and the ipod touch will run on this larger display. it would also be higher resolution. and you can expect it to run anywhere between 500 and probably 500 and $1,000, but less than $1,000. also, they'll probably be a front-facing video camera as well, for video chatting. >> now, what we were just showing was not actually

with mere lightning speed she began to peel the apples and pears and in no time they were dropping like flies into the pot between her legs. talking fast, aunt lilly told a story of segregation in the south. but then hours later still and her traveling had she had the apples and pears are ready to be preserved. we're coveted by the smell of allspice, a close, sugar and the site of aunt lilly putting the pot on the stove we settled down and aunt lilly was back in town. she was our second of there. with the bubbling and sickening on the stove and the jars ready from filling she took the wrapping from the pork and slicing the meat like it was cold leave she showed us how to make it last for the winter. your mother may join you in the white house to care for your girls and support you in this job i was a static. young people can always use a second mother. it reminded me of aunt lilly supporting my mother during difficult times it as a first lady will definitely be in accelerating and difficult times. i am writing this letter for aunt lilly she did not get schooling but she gave a lot of lo

apple expected to show off a prototype in san francisco later this month.ould hit shelves by march. something to look forward to if you're a big apple fan. >>> consumer electronics will be a big show. >>> more on the ravens coming up. and eagles and cowboys do battle to see which team wins nfc east. stay tuned for sports. 5:21. they've been discovered to be life-enhancing. proven to have nourishing powers. and now you can get important nutrients... found in these special fruits in your water. introducing fruit 2o essentials water. with nutrients equal to 2 servings of fruit-- vitamins, minerals... and even a gram of fiber... in crystal, clear water. zero calories. 6 delicious flavors... each enriched with nutrients like its fruits. new fruit 2o essentials. the wonders of fruit. the refreshment of water. >>> can 234. a look at the playoff picture. cowboys hosted eagles at the nfc crown at stake. dallas up a touchdown when tony romo gets a score. later first half, donovan mcnabb fumbles a snap, blowing the best scoring chance. next weekend, eagles return to d

. >> it is not an apples to apples comparison, ireland emerges, and low corporate tax rate and that is where multinational companies are -- a few of these will hurt our tax base in the country. >> jonathan, last word. >> beyond each the practical implication there is a moral issue, cheryl. big corporation are not servants to the public, they help the public and create value and create profits and to burden them more with taxes and regulations is shooting yourself in the foot. >> absolutely, coming up, guys, why in the world would we be showing you a zimbabwe dollar now? somebody here says washington's making sure what just happened to the worthless piece of paper is about to happen to those bills in your wallet and get the one stock you must own this year so you don't have to worry about money ever again. from dollars sense what our leaders on capitol hill are doing, to make your money worthless by 2011 and we reveal the must-own stocks for rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr >> i'm shannon bream in washington. president obama is putting the blame on the botched christmas day terror attacks s

filled to bursting, the suitcases had apples and pears from aunt lily's front yard in virginia.he also had a pork placed inside a burlap bag. this was the prize possession and lily had come to be a hungry family in baltimore. she was always right on time. we couldn't wait to get her to the house. as she climbed the rickety front steps to 1641 part street around the corner from the johns hopkins medical school, she called out for the children to get their paring knife to peel the apples and pears. she called for the big pots to boil the water for the old. when aunt lily pulled on her old white canvas apron, we knew we would have many tasty treat for the winter. perched on the edge of a not so steady chair, or an old cooler aluminum cup turned upside down, aunt lily would hoist up her dress a bit and place in antipot between her legs that she had no shame that her heavy nylons nodded at the knees were exposed. when the children laughed about her stockings, she said, i'm not here for a fashion show. with mere lightning speed, transixtetransixteen began peeling apples and pears, and

prohibiting apple from doing anything and everything they want you do. look at two google 50% of all video going over the internet is youtube if not more. all of the search, these are fabulously successful companies the internet is growing at 50 or 60 per cent per year, an explosion and and and of us want to get in the way of that innovation and a question you have to ask yourself and i think chairman is doing to the right to and the fcc is doing an excellent job as compared to other ways in the past, which is to have the open transparent process but whatever by the way in and have the rules apply how broadly should they go across all sectors of the space. can be a constructive participant in the dialogue and what should it fix? over the history of the internet there are two complaints formally filed on the isp and one his what we talked about and was changed before the fcc took action. part to a renovation for my business is business models is there anything in the new concept they think with net neutrality keeps you from innovating so you need to for a

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i alwayseep it in the house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weit [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >> welcome back. on december 28th, the since that day, there have been more bad than good for the team and falling to the nhl's worst and the league's best. the caps try to avoid the straight loss and the slap shot, finds the back of the neck and that is his 10th goal goal of the. tied 1-1 and -- the capitols on a power play. the game is still tied. richardson is left alone. centers and the kings lead 2-1 and -- banging away and no dice. looks like little kid's soccer. the capitals fall 2-1 and this is bruce bud row. >> everyone turned away. i have to look at it. it looked way too easy and looks like alex got up and everyone else just, i thought there was a whistle or just gave up on that play, so, that should never happen. changes are inevitab

apple just did the same thing. and here's what they said, apple said: we would prefer the chamber take a more progressive stance on this critical issue and play a constructive role in address canning the climate crisis. however, because the chamber's position differs so sharply with apple's, we have decided to resign our membership immediately. this is good news. and this is stewardship, not sacrifice. when the nobel peace prize committee awarded the ipcc it nobel peace prize last year, it made it clear that combating climate change will be central to peace and security in the 21st century. so with all that good news the most exciting news is that the faith community is now a voice in the dialogue. and we're putting solar on our roofs, energy-efficient appliances, creative liturgy that changes hearts and minds, churches, synagogues and mosques are serving as examples to the community. and clergy are walking the halls of legislative buildings talking to lawmakers. and this is what they did in the civil rights moveme

. >> what does apple have coming out?> the rumor is at the end of the month apple is going to introduce the islate or something like that, a tablet. there were plenty of tablets as ces-2. once people hear apple is planning to do shg, everybody wants their own take on it. >> we hear the word tablet. we hear the word slate. what's the difference for people who are not experts on this stuff? >> the difference is neither one really exists right now. but folks are trying to figure out what the format will look like. a tablet or slate, they are pretty much interchangeable, are like a big iphone. think of it that way. maybe it's about 8 1/2 by 11, about the size of a hard-cover book. it's got a colored screen and an operating system somewhat sophisticated like a pc or laptop. >> that's the lenovo that we're looking at in the video. let's talk about 3d. it's big business in the box office. now they're moving from the theater, i guess, to the living room? >> that's the intent. there were plenty of 3d tvs on display. people were ve

. >> tablets, apple's new thing that's coming out when?sly apple never confirms anything, but january 26th, they're having an event related to mobile devices, widely speculated, basically confirmed that it will be the launch of a tablet pc which, you know, maybe -- you never know what apple will do. >> so cryptic that way. >> maybe compete with the kindle or some of the other various ebook readers we saw debuting at ces this week. >> we'll see what happens on that. caroline mccarthy, thank you. >>> coming up, treacherous temperatures across the nation and it is not over yet. >>> the man whose actions shut down one of the nation's busiest airports for six hours is getting arrested and then released. that's the guy right there in the second tan coat. his story ahead on msnbc saturday. for strong bones, i take calcium. but my doctor told me that most calcium supplements... aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended citracal. it's different -- it's calcium citrate, so it can be absorbed with or without food. citracal. scor

this is not from apple. it will be sold for less than $1,000 and will feature a multi touch screen with three- dimensional graphics. apple is set to make an official announcement at the end of this month. we have been talking about "avatar." one anti-smoking group is upset because one of the main characters is lighting up on screen. they take aim at sigourney weaver's character who smokes. "avatar" is one of several movies they criticized for sending the wrong message. james cameron said movies should reflect reality. if it's ok for people to lie or killed, why impose an inconsistent more rollick when it comes to smoking? he goes on to say her character is not a role model in this movie. if she was, he might agree. >> interesting. it's been awhile since we have seen a lead character smoking. >> everybody had a cigarette in the old days. >> i saw "nine" and everybody smoke. that was back in the 1960's. a totally different thing. thank you. we take a break. we still have another half-hour of "good morning wash

. >> it is apples and oranges they couldn't be more different in terms of philosophy and approach. to say one is better than the other but different styleway you go about things way you carry yourself. even the game of basketball but one thing that keeps those two together they are both preaching toughness. >> no doubt we will see some tough physical play when these two teams meet. >> i am sure it is going to be a real nice atmosphere and we just want to come out and give our heart to the fans and continue to try and play at a high level and hopefully erase the wake forest game from our minds. >> they are playing at a high level we need to improve in a lot of areas to remain competitive i like their team it is exciting. you know i am looking forward to the uncle fester signs. >> this is just saying my school is on top right now. we are the king right now. >> that will do it here for us on geico sportsnite. everything you ever wanted to see, read or know is on csn washington.com. >> time to take you out to the common wealth in charlottesville enjoy the game

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. >> and then some tart apple, red onion. these are dried cherries. pecans. you can pour that on.up. that is a perfect winter salad. >> and while you toss that, i'm going to sample over here. >> we'll move down to our salmon. >> that dressing has such a great flavor to it. really nice. >> and salmon is full of omega 3 fatty acids which are great for our heart. salmon is also pretty readily available. we've got some marinating here, but i'll make the marinade here. very easy. soy sauce, mustard, ginger. we'll mix it up and then -- >> this is probably the easiest way. >> put it right in the bag and seal it up. >> how long do we do this, overnight? >> just 30 minutes. if do you it too long, the flavor gets too intense. >> in the refrigerator or on the counter? >> always in the refrigerator. and now we have our mar natured salmon. >> and you're going to broil this, is that better for you than putting it on a grill pan on top of the stove? >> broiling allows you to cook without using extra fat, so it's a healthy way to prepare any kind of meat or fish. cook to for about 20 minutes. >>

apples is we have no care and the child died.nge is it wasn't that serious. >> right. >> different. >> two separate analyses. >> a urinara tract infection takes awhile. they should or -- >> hohow many people die from ? >> if you don't get the antibiotics and people do die from that. >> when was the last person that you heard die from a urinara tract infection. >> not many because they get the treatment. >> but that makes the point. that is the problem -- let's bring john in and then tom because we have to wrap this. this is so eas easy liqueured d dealt with. that is the -- to easily cured and dealt with. >> i'm sorry. i can't speak to that case. i'm not the attorney on that, it hasn't come to trial yet. i just can't respond. >> but the same family that you have been working with and representing and it is your client's brother who is now deceased. it seems like a lot of bodies stacking up in this family. it doesn't have to be that way. please stand by because this is a fox news alert. >>> the search is on for a missing baby boy

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at lunch, and pester them about whether they actually ate the apple. [laughter] >> and then you try to balance it out with something at dinnertime. i mean, it was really very minor stuff. but the small changes resulted in some really significant improvements. and i didn't know it would. it was so significant that the next time we visited our pediatrician, he was amazed. he looked over the girls charged and he said, what on earth are you doing? and i said, really, not much, not much. and that's the good news that we want to share with family, particularly for kids. small changes can lead to big results. they are not destined to this date, and they're not really in control what goes into their mouths, usually. so we know what has led to the obesity epidemic. you know, we know inside. i mean, we're still learning, but we kind of know. and we know what we need to do to solve it. we just have to make the commitment to do it. we really, each and every one of us, needs to make that commitment. we need to provide parents with better nutritional information so

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to india and afghanistan been famous for its apples. that was a very interesting harbinger of what is possible. your second question was about crop substitution. we phased out our support of poppy crop eradication, although individual governor's of afghanistan may continue to do it. the idea that we would spend money to victimize farmers who are growing the best cash crop for them in the area, instead it was only alienating them, driving them into the hands of the taliban. we know from much information we receive that we have heard the taliban recruiting and we did it by doing this and we did not hurt ourselves at all, because it was accompanied by an integrated plan with general mcchrystal and general petraeus to focus on interdiction and drug czars. some of you may have seen the cnn pieces of the explosions, the drug paraphernalia. we are heavily focused interagency effort to go after the traffickers, the big drug lords. two of them are about to stand trial i think in the u.s.. this isn't about controversy and we interviewed a lot of

they made an apples to apples comparison of per capita revenue and spending across the 50 states. and what did they find? ohio is doing better than most states at maintaining state revenue and balancing the budget. "forbes" magazine did a story just a few years ago about the states people most wanted to live in. florida was right there at the top of the list. today, florida is right there at the top of a different list. the pew center's list of what they call states in fiscal peril. florida has a higher unemployment rate than ohio. florida has a higher vote closure rate than ohio. florida has lost vastly more state revenue and has had vastly greater budget gaps to fill than ohio. now it's true, it's true that in florida they don't have to shovel a lot of snow. but, my friends, i would remind you what rutherford hayes had to say on the subject of weather. he said, the climate of ohio is perfect. because a climate which requires industry to secure comfort is the very climate which produces the highest civilization. [laughter] [applause] >> and by that standard, by that standard we'v

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it in house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪

internet and syna, these guys sell chips and touch stuff to all of these guys including the tablet from apple, an arms dealer type. >> and gary b., like it. >> it is a stretch and needs to make and all-time high and i don't see 75%, next year. >> pat, your prediction? >> apollo, a great pick a couple of years ago and a for profit education company, university of phoenix and high unemployment and lots of people are going back to school and stock battered downed by short sellers and 11% free cash flow yield and worth 9500 -- >> you predicted this in '07, and it was the best stock of all the bulls and bears, and so you got it again and eric, do you like it. >> no, i'm not a big fan of the on-line degrees, i think the university of phoenix is tobin's alma mater, if i'm not mistaken. >> and didn't graduate. >> and brian's bar is his alma mater. your prediction. >> citigroup, $3.31, finished and we learned things too big to fail are too big to fail, an easy double if the economy turns around on the mortgage

the apple die advice goes on sale this month.a yu new year and enal >> wendies wasn't able to renew a franchise agreem "its doors to april ate. if it combis a pe. the federal reserve will withdraw more stimulus programs. that's business with blume on the weekend rewarge. >> can't gret enough of your faff rite brew? you are in yk what's the point? don't go away we'll be back with more. first a look at what's going on around town it this weekedsfrpblt >> the last holiday cooking segment. >> now, on a nice winter day, there is nothing better than a good greek salad. before we go anywhere, check this, 1992 working mother of the year. that's who you are dealing with. ok? the first thing you need is lettuce. i got that, pal. iceberg. that's cold and little baby spin ash. you got to get in there and rip it up. redon ons, >> let's look at that again in slow motion. ♪ joot next thing you need is green peppers. get them all in line to chop them up. onions big, green peppers, small. next ingredient, tomatoes. >> next cringe straight from th

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it inouse well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >> 25 degrees but it feels like 13 downtown right now. the wind still an issue. they have subsided a little bit from yesterday, so we're not under a wind advisory, but there's still not a noticeable difference because they're out of the northwest at about 15 to 20 miles an hour. that makes the real-feel temperatures pretty home run sphash. nine is the wind chill in westminster. 13 downtown. 14 at the airport. today's forecast, it was variably cloudy with more clouds this afternoon. only 28 to 32. those gusty winds and a slight chance for flurries or maybe even a snow shower or two. more details on why in your seven-day in a little bit. back to you. >> "covering the nation" this morning. u.s. park police say a man whose cashing plunged into rock cre

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it in the house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >>> new details this morning about gun troubles for gilbert arenas. the star could be in court to discuss a plea deal as soon as today. courtney robinson is monitoring these details. >> which tried contacting the u.s. attorney's office for an update. --e tried contacting the u.s. attorney's office. "the washington post" is reporting gilbert arenas is in discussions with prosecutors for a plea deal that could result in a fine or community service or a combination of both. it would not result in jail time. he did admit to having four unloaded guns at the verizon center. cat is a violation of d.c. gun laws. you must be a district resident and it has to be a registered unloaded gun in your own home or business. many of his teammates have been int

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it inhe house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >>> this is "housecall." we're giving you the tools you need reach your health goals in 2010. and if your goal is to reduce stress that's a good one, because stress over the long run can put you at risk for heart disease, depression, sleep problems and much more. jeffrey gardere is back and, jeff, people i think sometimes get a little bit confused between two things. there's stronic stress and they 00 ak kuk strut. you can give me an example of each? >> acute stress is something that happens to you not very often but in a very big way. for example, if you're in a car accident and you survive that car accident, but of course that is something that is a major stress on your mind and your body, it's that one-time event, and that's the end of it, y

you have to do what we like to say in brooklyn, scrapple at the apple. absolutely. you look at ways to go out there and hustle and make that money and one more very trite saying there should be no shame in your game. about if you have to be a baby-sitter though an executive, if you have to sell newspapers on the streets whatever you do to survive have pride if that because it is about survival making that money. >> jeff is right. there's a lot of project work out there today. people are holding out for the same job they had at same salary. you may have to attack a job at a lower salary but there's a lot of temporary work out there, too. >> that's right. >> take advantage of that stuff and think outside the box especially if you're not working. >> bottom line is if you give me $50, you take $10, go to amazon.com read how to start a weatherization company and take $40 and go to home depot and get a caulk gun you, can have one of the fastest growing companies for 50 bucks or less. these are the ideas to come up with me we have to be brave enough to dare to get into the

apple is widely to unveil its output computer. a group of broadcasters wants to deliver live tv to mobile devices. to want to offer news and other local content to users on the go. programming would be for laptops and in-car devices. the group hopes to offer free programming. consumers would have to pay for hardware to receive the signal. there is a new way to watch youtube. youtube is turned into a social experience. it lets you share and discuss videos with up to four people. the person who creates the room controls the video. it is facebook to blame for an increase in divorces. the explosion of popularity is attempting people to cheat. a suspicious spouses is use these sites to find evidence of flirting. almost one in five divorces site facebook. most of those marriages may already be destined to failure. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> a lot of old high school flames. >> people contacted you out of nowhere. >>> 20 minutes after the hour. 23 degrees.

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and you know, in business everybody is really a follower and apple, you hear me talk about them all then, harley-davidson, these companies aren't the leading companies. southwest airlines doesn't have more routes than everybody else but they set the tone and direction that everybody else follows. >> and so when you say to be one of these leading companies, one of the things you need to have is a clarity of why. what do you mean by that? >> absolutely. every single company that leads knows why they do what they do and by why, i don't mean to make a profit. that's always a result. what's your purpose, your cause, your belief. why was your company founded. and very often and you look at entrepreneur, the most successful, it was some sort of personal experience that had them start their company in the first place. their parents couldn't get good home care and they started a home care business. couldn't get a good burger started my own burger company. >> it's important for the founder to understand that or for the company to understand that? >> well, if the founder doesn't understand it then

and the big new jacket, the apple tablet. they report 2010 is the year of the tablet.s is something the tech blogs have been buzzing about for years, being billed as way to refugessize media. it is an iphone or i touch, but bigger and more powerful. let's you access web, look at pictures, listen to music, watch video, and is flat with touch-screen features. don't get too excited. it will a little ways off. they are expected to show a prototype later this month, could hit stores by march. that's something i would have on my list next year. already thinking about that. >> wait until a generation goes by. then the price comes down. >>> 6:45. say good morning to howard person seen. another cold day, not as much sunshine. >> not as much sunshine. we may see a flurry or snow shower. nothing big. except in the mountains. we have some winter weather advisories in west virginia, western maryland. garrett county, 2 to 4, 3 to 5 inches not out of the question. a lot of snow the last couple days with strong northwesterly winds. next few days. blustery. yes, i did was windy. same w

we're talking apples and oranges. >> have never smacked a hand because if that makes me a bad person then i'm a bad person because i have smacked a hand that was reaching for a hot stove or i have actually -- i mean -- hang on just a second. let me finish. or i have actually smacked my child who was behaving in an inappropriate manner in front of, you know -- with another child. i mean, some behavior has to stop that's the fastest way to get it to get it to stop. >> it's a good debate as always. 1-877-tell-hln the number. spanking or not, call in. blvg >>> as always, we love having you in on the conversation. call in 1-877-tell-hln, and again we're talking about a new spanking study saying that kids spanked from the age of 2 to 6 actually better adjusted than those who were not spanked. better academically, participated in more volunteer work as they became older. we're going to have an informal poll on our facebook page. go to cnn poi.com/primenews and click on facebook. 70% of those polled on facebook said, yes, they do spank. let's get another call in. michelle with us in florida.

if it's apples, it could be three to four thousand dollars. so part our challenge is to not only edcase farmers about those opportunities and also create the credit and the transportation infrastructure that allows them to take advantage of those markets. but we can make the case these markets are far more beneficial for them. >> allen from bloomberg news. the administration said it was increasing civilian presence in afghanistan. how many due expect? >> we currently have 54 people in country and another ten are on the way. we will have an opportunity after this visit, not only to thank those workers and to evaluate what additional assistance may be necessary. it isn't just necessarily government boots on the ground. it's ways in which we can partner with the universities that are providing assistance and happen. as well as working with the usaid. so we have a significant presence, i suspect and know, over the short haul it's going to be increased, and i also know there's already significant work being done, from planting additional trees, up

. >> reporter: the city estimates 45 million people travelled to the big apple this year. >>> most of hawaii's economy depends on tourism. president obama and the first family grabbed shaved ice during a holiday vacation. and as steve senat -- sentani reports, hawaii hopes the president's visit will rejuvenate their tourism. >> reporter: the islands of hawaii have long been a popular vacation spot. >> this year, we went to cuba and italy. but united states, hawaii is one of the best places on earth. >> reporter: the promise of sunshine year round has not been enough to save the state's once-booming tourism industry and now state officials look to president obama's hawaiian vacation to bring in much- needed revenue. >> we depend on tourism for an economy, and when the tourism went down, it affected everyone. >> reporter: marcia winard, said tourism accounts for 25% of hawaii's overall economy and declined the last two years for a loss of nearly $3 billion. now, with an unemployment rate of 7% and a budget shortfall expected to reach 1.2 billion by the end of 2010, state officials are l

they made an apples to apples comparison at per capita revenue and spending across with the state's and what did they find? ohio is doing better than most tapes at maintaining state revenue and balancing the budget. forbes magazine did a story just a few years ago about the states that people most wanted to live in. florida was right there at the top of a list today florida is right there at the top of a different list. the pew center is a list of what they call states in the fiscal peril. but florida has a higher unemployment rate in ohio, florida has a higher foreclosure rate and ohio, florida has lost vastly more state revenue and has had a vastly greater budget gaps to fill that ohio. it's true, it's true that in florida they don't have to shovel a lot of snow, but my friends, i would remind you of what rutherford hayes had to say on the subject of whether. he said, the climate of all high always perfect because a climate which requires industry to shirker comfort is in the very climate which produces the highest civilization. [applause] and by that standard, by that standard we hav

it seems to me when you see jobs and apple came not with itunes it mitigated that.oftentimes it is not worth your time, to go try to find the free music. it is easier to buy the song for 1 dollar as we work together to make easier to buy digital books hopefully that should mitigate some of the piracy. >> thank you for your brilliant overview. my name is christopher and i mer researcher from hawaii. i understand the new google iphone and the opportunity to look at some new trends in history research that can help a lot of students. if you look at the area of let's say wikipedia, it is basically familiarizing people with a broad overview before they get into a very detailed specialized research. are there ways to visualize or conceptualize the liberalization process weathered his mind mapping nour media timelines? is there a new way to help people look at that from motorization period. there are some good books on timeline and the ability to look at timelines, stretch and shrink it and then go right then may be helpful, simple way to bring history together for a lot o

tonight new developments in a suspected big apple bomb plot. >>> continuing coverage from london where now three people are under arrest with the security incident at london heathrow airport. it's our understanding the airport is operating as normal. of course, all of the tension around the world stems from the attempted bombing of a jet in detroit on christmas day. today the underwear bomber suspect, as they've come to call him, appeared before a judge on charges of trying to blow that jet out of the air. he had little to say for himself. investigators say that the nigerian man tried to ignite a bomb in his briefs during a flight to detroit from amsterdam, but they failed. it set off a little fire in his lap and passengers helped subdue him. today the suspect stood before a federal judge in detroit. he entered a not guilty plea an the suspect's behalf. the judge also asked the man whether he understood the charges he faced. his one word reply, yes. protesters outside, a lot more vocal. >> we're going to let the terrorists know that you want us, we're here, we're on camera, you want to

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it in the house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >>> and we're back with an eye on the economy. one of the latest victims of budget cuts in many places, libraries. it's he is special true in places hard hit by the bad housing mark. lower property tax revenue means less funding for the libraries, and that leads to either reduced ours or closed altogether. that can have an impact on people looking for work. >> people use the library incredibly to look for jobs. we have all sorts of resources for them to use. a lot of families don't have computer access at home or internet access. >> in addition to that, libraries employ a fair number of people in communities. >>> it's been a tough past year for a lot of americans with the jobless rate at a 20-year high many are hoping for a brighter future in

well yesterday i had an apple turn over mmm hmm, i know it's sort of my weakness - i always keep it in the house well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, ya ya - oh! and key lime pie i've already lost some weight [ female announcer ] yoplait light - with 28 delicious flavours at about 100 calories babe, what are you doing?! ♪ >> welcome back. 6:43. amid budget cuts and furloughs, a state commission could propose pay raises to take effect. the "baltimore sun" reports the general assembly commission could seek a $10,000 pay raise for the governor and an increase in salaries for legislators. recommendations will be announced in the upcoming maryland general assembly session. despite a judge's orders, five jurors who convicted mayor sheila dixon on a misdemeanor embezzlement charge continue to talk to each other on facebook. last week the judge order the five jurors to appear at this week's hearing for a new trial. the jurors were asked not to speak to anyone until after the hearing. however, wbal radio discovered three of the jurors communicating on facebook joking a

actually, are apples the coolest thing? >>> it is the beginning of a new decade, and while most people prefer to look ahead with optimism, we at "red eye" prefer to look back in anger. we will spend a few minutes discussing the worst albums in the last 10 years. who else should we ask to discuss this but the angriest, but smartest man in rock criticism. let's welcome back mark prindel. he runs mark prendel .com. he hates everything including himself. good to see you. happy new year. >> good to be here. >> start us off with the 10th worst album of the decade. >> number 10 is metallica "saint anger." i love metallica, we all do. but they wrote it and recorded it with their psychologist. that's a good ploy. you put in the cd and contract severe depression. you need a psychiatrist and boom he is right there. >> number 9. >> number 9 is david lee roth, diamond dave. i love david lee roth, but it is an album that stipgs to high heaven. if you thought van halen 3 was bad, you are correct, it is terrible. >> number 8, give me your