apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about th

i have three bags of apples in my house. >> we went apple picking last weekend and have lots of apples them apples? >> very nice. >> do you have a check of the weather? >> i do. let's show you what's going on, as far as your weekend is concerned. showers in northern new england, still windy along the northeast coast an showers to the central plains, sunny and hot elsewhere and sunday sunday, we're looking for more rain in the southwest, sunny and cool in the pacific northwest. nice and warm from texas to florida and mild in the atlantic coast and northeast finally >> good morning. we expect periods of rain, especially later this morning and into the afternoon. it will be kind of chilly, with high temperatures only in the up >>> that's your latest weather. >>> coming up, the best jobs in america. first, these latest messages. i don't lie about my age. my skin does. introducing anew platinum. an avon breakthrough. the first with paxillium technology. it's designed to help restore cell shape... skin looks more contoured...sculpted... re-defined. even your jaw line. anew platinum does it.

it is apple time. from washington and california, the apples are coming into the market, and also from new york and all of the apple-growing states with high quality and flavor, and loaded with nutritional value and you just can't beat it. but let's talk about selection and storage. one of my favorites of all of the apples this time of the year, the gala apples. look how beautiful gala apples are. almost addictive. and they got a sweet flavor to them that is so good, you can't just eat one. and when you buy the gala apple, make sure you buy them with beautiful color all the way around. and see this? dark pink color. a little bit of greening, just a little bit. a lit bit of white is okay. but primarily light red all the way around and make sure the stem is attached. free from any shriveling and nice and firm. when you bring apples home, it is so important no matter what variety of apple they are, to store them in the refrigerator. and don't leave them on the counter. i know they book beautiful as the ce

apple dip ♪ ♪ caramel apple dip caramel apple dip the san francisco giants like the caramel apple dipall right, here we go, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got the special caramel apple dip. >> i can't see. >> jimmy: all right, what are you feeling, buddy? [ shouting ] >> number one. number one. >> jimmy: you're going for number one. uno. come on down, number one! ♪ we don't know i'm feeling good about this one. [ laughter ] i think this could be $100. go for it. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] thank you so much. >> i don't even know what that was. >> jimmy: megan, that is enough. thank you very much. you've outdone yourself. megan, thank you. that is -- that is baked beans. that is baked beans you got there. >> i can't see now. >> jimmy: you got two, you got seven, you got eight, you got 12. >> i'm going to go for 12. >> jimmy: number 12. come on down, beth. ♪ beth >> jimmy: hopefully this will be $100. beth, pour that bucket, number 12 on my man. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] no, that is -- no. that is condensed milk. that is not -- oh! that is not $100. that is conden

going to the apple country was huge for me. again, i am embarrassed to say, 15 years i had never been once with. this is a lunatic thing my brother is doing with these apples. when i sailed down this huge area of fruit country, imagine after 9/11, apple country at harvest, thousands of acreage, beautiful skies. i got tears. it was like america the beautiful. it was so rural. it was such a different world for me. the first sighting of my brother. he didn't know i was coming was at the packing house. i remember seeing him, millions of apples coming down the flumes. my brother was looking at every single piece of fruit to be sure it was shipped correctly. he was to tender. i was seeing him from a long shot. i thought oh my god, all he needs is a sweater, he'd look just like are mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and p

need to apple cider, apples.. all right. hold on, just one second. one second. just to tell you, no double dips. that's all that's in here. just ground apples. it takes about three apples to get a good cup of cider. no? there we go. while we -- by the way, while we roll the press, do you want to see how you make a delicious apple turnover? watch. there we go. that's a delicious apple turn over. thank you very much. we'll be here all week. all right, we are moving into the press now. we are starting the press. this is going to push all of the juice out of the already ground-up apples. nick, what kind of apples are wing why to make this cider. >> it's mcintosh, these are mcintosh apples. >> all of this will come down and create the beverage which sneaks down through here. >> 2500 pounds per square inch. >> look at that baby. it is beginning to kind of crush right now. there you see it, beginning to drip. look at. this hold on. can i get -- i can get in here for a -- >> it's coming up. it's coming up. >> i can't get

apples are good for you. an apple a day keeps the doctor away and there are so many different ways to keep the doctor away because of all the varieties. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> coming up at 5:00, he is accused of snatching a woman's purse driving away while she clung to his car. the california mayor who is under arrest. that and more at 5:00 tonight. >>> when it comes to u.s. politicians, who is the sexiest? for women as i said, sarah palin came in one. that's according to the website zeus.com. the former alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate got 32% of the vote. now, you want to know the men? san francisco mayor gavin newsom. 33% of voters ranked him the sexiest male u.s. politician. the president only got 24%. >> is that right. >> where's willie brown on that? he should be way up there. >> long retired. [ laughter ] ,,,,

something they haven't complained about with the apple products. this one is definitely one of the things they considered and said, this machine, about five hours. the 13-inch screen which will cost you $200 to $300 more will be about seven hours. that's definitely one of the things they're concerned about. >> can you tell lisa is one of those people who never shared. >> this really is incredibly light. >> you notice no slot. you can't put in a cd or a dvd. it's sort of apple's way of saying, we know eventually we'll be a downloading society where we get all our entertainment from the clouds. and bring it down. and then travel with it, or go with it. >> that's interesting. the price for this -- >> this one starts at $999, goes to $1,199. with a little more memory. a 13-inch screen, up to $1,599. >> christmas is coming up, too. >> thanks, scott. >> you already have one here. thank you, scott. >>> starting today, a new marketing strategy called snackable behavior is luring customers with e-readers and ipads to starbucks as part of a partnership with

but what was it that caught apple's attention? >> we were proactive and we reached out to them and we were lucky enough that they responded. >> apple does a fantastic job at actually picking out great games from all the submissions that they get daily. >> eigor is the co-creator of doodle jump, one of the most popular apps of all time. it's become something of a pop culture phenomenon that's been mentioned on prime time tv, thousands of youtube videos, and even made an appearance at a lady gaga concert. a mass of success for sure, but doodle jump-started out modestly. >> the way we work is my brother does all the programming. i do all the art. early on, we realized that there is some potential and not necessarily to sell 7 million copies, but to make this a full-time job that you can do and enjoy and i were a decent living. >> they submitted doodle jump to apple for approval and was released shortly after. he decided to charge 99 cents per download. >> looking over the app store economy, what you've seen is people competing for th

. >>> apple posted quarterly profits blew past estimates. earnings soared 70% largely on the strength of iphone sales. 14 million from july through september. ipod sales totaled 9 million. but the ipad was a bit of a disappointment. apple sold 4 million of the tablet computers while analysts were expecting 5 million. >>> flight delays are costing passengers a lot more than grief. a government-funded study found the cost of airline delays to passengers in 2007 was $16.7 billion. including lost time waiting for

was an apple macintosh. i'm consumer editor tom vakar, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> an indian tribe that wants to build a casino report in richmond announced today it reached a key deal with environmentalists. the hand bands of indians wants to build on the closed naval field depot near the richmond san raphael bridge. it settles a lawsuit brought by a coalition of environmental groups. the tribe will pay to protect and restore the shoreline and preserve 3/4ths of the 110-acre site as open space. >>> the san francisco 49ers said today a year-long delay is likely for the new stadium. the team wants to build in santa clara. plans call for a $900 million near great america. but team president york told the mercury news financing is taking time. he said lenders want the nfl to reach a new labor agreement with players first. the current contract ends after this season. and the negotiations are bogged down. >>> four infants have been killed in strollers when they got trapped in a stroller. the strollers are the models

he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas accent. i would say i don't know. he said you have to be there because they are my pears and precious and have to put them in the refrigerator the minute you come in. i learned to say okay. then the fruit would come and it would be wrapped like a bomb or something, each fruit, each pear. these gorgeous asian pears had sty row foam socks wrapped around them. after the fruit came you'd get a series of phone calls, can i demand a refund from the ups man, are you sure, can you write down what time it came? >> you have been carrying around this story all your life, what happened, why turn it into

an apple mac maybe, but not an apple pie. >> i think the real world is actually tugging us there, because of the transition that's happening. online, what we know is online is quickly becoming offline. so the devices you interact with in a retail store, those historically haven't been online interactions. but we will see big and small retailers in this country and around the world, in what used to be a simple offline transaction is migrating on, so that's perfect for us. >> why can't visa and master card do it on their own? why do we need paypal? >> our thing really is security, protection. once your financial information is inside your paypal account, we don't share it with anybody. literally. we don't even share it with our sister company, ebay, we feel that strongly about protecting your financial identity. >> go ahead. >> you and i have the same objection. visa and master card are very secure. they are trustworthy names. >> absolutely. i mean, they -- they have policies that -- that allow you if there's any problem at all, to not be liable for those transactions. those protection poli

here's an apple. they are about as big as an apple seed. so you can see them. and you certainly can feel them. and they will be talking about them at this elementary school. >> you can see them. they are not going away on their own. you have to be pro-active it sounds like. >> reporter: that's what they will learn tonight. >> all right, mike sugerman in concord, thanks. >>> the usgs is looking for a few good volunteers. it needs homes. homes for earthquake sensors. the devices as you see there are about the sides of a shoe box. the net quake sensors record strong ground movement and send the measurements back to the usgs over the internet. the information used to help with emergency responses after an earthquake. now, in order to be considered for one of those, you have to live in and out of the way location but near a fault line of course. you should have a permanent broadband connection to the internet. if you are interested, there is an application to fill out on the usgs website. >>> struggling with sleepless nights in why your genes may be to blame for the

apple red line stop. >>> now, we're going to return to the top story. called a press conference to discuss a development in the search for a missing student. >> and what did you learn? >> reporter: some sad news to report here from dekalb. police are calling this a death investigation. police have found human remains in the park where antinette keller was. they have not identified but they are saying all indications are pointing to the fact that this was probably the body of the 18-year-old. they found human remains. they have been there for some time. they found them in the prairie park, that's the area where she was last reported to have been going. she is from plain field was last seen on october 14th after telling friends she was going for a walk in the area. she was reported missing the next day, dozens of police and investigators have been looking for her for a week bringing in the canine units and dive teams. police say they have been in touch with her family, a very somber mood here confirming that they have recovered human remains, they have no

care >> it is the mac book fair apple i just got my hands on it. it is really impressive.took the best things from the high pat and applied it to the new laptops. creating a whole new type of new book. part of the success it has is well built. it makes for faster computing, it is silent when is running. if the battery lasts forever and a dissident and lively. apple wanted to offer all those futures in a laptop, it this is the first laptop without a traditional hard drive. a uses a flash try to store your data, which allows apple to add features to the laptop which we have not seen before. it is a lot faster than most machines. it is silent, you hear no noise when it is on the battery life is doubled them what other laptops. it's really thing, at its thickest point is neared three-quarters of an inch and tapers down to one 10th of an inch. his only 2.9 lbs.. so no hard drive gives you a more mobile laptop, a machine easy to take on the go and travel with. then light and fast. its battery will last a lot longer, the kids like kron4 news. >> last look at whether, in game 1 we

>> this is astonishing, are we talking about the family past apple? >> both and the way thing danagers come together, yeah. >> kind of astonishing, again working on the idea that everything is passed down in families is it or is it not or is it coincidence. my father had a difficult relationship with his father from mexico. we knew our family had this chain of nurseries from mexico. i never understood because my father would change tg subject when his name came up. our grandfather was an orchardist at the turn of the century. >> which you hadn't even known. >> i didn't know it until i discovered this at the archive when i was trying to page through all of these things. then i discovered an obituary that had been written about our grandfather when he died when we were much to young to remember him. it was very, very long in the texas at the time. it detailed every, all the rare plants, specimen plants, horticultural, introducing them to texas. i was so excited about all of this. i used to say to my brother, this apple thing, you have gotten from your g

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apple pie apple cider apple kind of all those all those things are made here in normandy and it seems to called the perfect backdrop for russia and the european union to put away their apple of discord and enjoy a much more fruitful relationship. catherine as our r.t. friends. at a top russian diplomat responsible for smoothing relations will you were russia's relations with nato will thrive one cold war stereotypes or drop the full interview is coming up in just over twenty minutes time but there's here's a preview. of what we have a full fledged dialogue with nato there have been certain unpleasant incidents of course but today we have a common understanding of the fact that we have to move forward we live on the same continent so we've been facing up to the same threats and challenges for quite some time that i think that nato has new strategic concept should be free from such a vista concepts of receiving russia as a possible threat of were hints about nato as a global role in the circumvention of international laws. and the u.k. is to announce massive budget cuts expected to brin

was an apple macintosh.onsumer editor tom vakar, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> an indian tribe that wants to build a casino report in richmond announced today it reached a key deal with environmentalists. the hand bands of indians wants to build on the closed naval field depot near the richmond san raphael bridge. it settles a lawsuit brought by a coalition of environmental groups. the tribe will pay to protect and restore the shoreline and preserve 3/4ths of the 110-acre site as open space. >>> the san francisco 49ers said today a year-long delay is likely for the new stadium. the team wants to build in santa clara. plans call for a $900 million near great america. but team president york told the mercury news financing is taking time. he said lenders want the nfl to reach a new labor agreement with players first. the current contract ends after this season. and the negotiations are bogged down. >>> four infants have been killed in strollers when they got trapped in a stroller. the strollers are the models all s

candy apples! first, choose apples that are tangy and juicy. the granny smith variety, so yummy. but any apple will do. now -- [ laughter ] in the old days, we liked to boil our own carmel. that was until i discovered the wrapple apple. they make the perfect carmel apple every time in half the time. roll them in nuts, candies or as we do in the trotter family, reese's pieces. [ cheers ] now, how you like -- them apples, jimmy? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, that was great, tariq. >> tariq: whatever. [ light laughter ] >> yo, jimmy, can i get one? can i get a shoutout? >> jimmy: sure. guys, this is dave, our director. dave, you want on give a shoutout? >> hey, thanks, yeah. i just want to give a shoutout to my beautiful wife. she knows i'm a huge football fan. so, on game day, she set up the den with pennants, posters, and snacks -- so we could sit back and enjoy it together. >> jimmy: that sounds great, dave. that's so nice. >> then she shoved a foam finger up my butt and i went number one all over myself. [ audience

outside the apple store we did it over an over again. you go. >> geez. >> call anyone you want. >> reporter: the good news, if you want to call it that, the intruder cannot access e-mail or anything else. and the flaw affects iphones running os 4.1. but that includes nearly every single iphone 4 out there. >> for somebody to be able to break in and take all that and access it is a pretty big deal. i will be very concerned. >> reporter: in fact, this is the second such iphone security flaw. the first one happened in 2008 and bypassing the pass code then was even easier. senior editor kent german says apple is human. >> they put out a product. it is never going to be perfect. certainly apple has that same sort of aura about it that they can do nothing wrong and i think some people would believe it. this just reinforces the case that they are a company like any other. >> reporter: just buying iphone 4s yesterday. >> scary. makes me want to go back to my old samsung. >> makes me feel like i shouldn't even bother wasting my time with my code

that means apples. everything from granny smith apples, to apple pie.to halloween. we'll be counting down on our website. everything you need for halloween. one-stop shopping. recipes, costume ideas. that's all week long on our website at abcnews.com/gma. >>> it's time for the weather. and sam is in houston this morning. hey, sam. >> hey, sam. >> george and juju. a lot of folks have been stopping by to visit us in houston. and the westside high school marching band came by, as well. what are they playing for us today? >> today, they're going to do an original composition called "aqua." >> all right. let's get a little weather in this morning, too. it's friday. why not a little music? gang? ♪ ♪ let's get to the boards. one or two things going on that we want to tell you about. as you look toward the weekend, we have one area of strong storms that kicks off for the weekend. this stays in place at dodge city, oklahoma city and dallas. there's a brand-new storm system in the northwest that's a little tougher than the past few. mostly dry and sunny on the ea

does apple get unfairly glowing reviews?n't think they do and i think it goes to this issue of all the institutions that elliss mentioned that nobody trusts, for good reason, they agree, nobody should trust them. some companies do a good job and i trust apple. when i get my software downloaded i never hesitate to take it, i trust it. you can earn trust even in this vierin environment. >> the iphone is good unless you make phone calls. >> jon: and ed schultz is in hot water at the network after these on air comments last week about new jersey governor chris christie. >> here is the bottom line, what we're seeing out of this governor of new jersey is just go to the money, cut whoever you have to cut, there is no ramification for any of this because he's a coldhearted fat slob anyway. >> jon: well, he made a nonapology, apology on his show wednesday night calling himself a fat slob. why all of the ire directed at chris christie, jim. >> he's his own kind of media star now. his own cult following including me of youtube watchers

that's $51 billion, what apple has in the bank. there is talk that apple could buy sony.stock shot up overnight in japan about 3%. this is not a totally ridiculous idea. sony makes audio gear and computers like apple and has a music arm. it's into movies and it's involved in consumer sales of television which is something that apple is not involved in. se sony is also involved in video games. lego universe is due out for mac and pc expected to sell quite well. apple turned into quite the competitor in the video game space. sony's biggest rival said their biggest problem and biggest threat is not sony. it's apple. back to you. >> thanks a lot. election day a week from today. that means you are probably being bombarded with political ads. do they influence your decision and do the ads tell the truth? today in the bay joins us with a campaign check from the expert this is morning. >> you have to know what you are looking at and looking for. checking the campaign claims is one of the jobs. thanks for joining us this morning. michelle obama had a late event last night. glad to

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apple is doing better.s we await the results of today's trading we will see what happens when the numbers role in. >> peaking at the golden gate bridge it is a bit hazy and foggy this morning traffic is nice and light it is not that cold note we lost chance of rain for another couple of days right? >> yes we will stay dry for the next few days a shot of walnut creek with a dry today we will warm toward the afternoon but we are starting off chile this morning, but clouds and fog in the picture in the north bay and we will warm up nicely headed into the afternoon. wet weather for the weekend. the fog said it through the 101, starting to see it through the east bay as well this morning along the coast. true sunset socked in this morning. temperatures right now are in the '40's% rosa, san rafael, along the coast keeping it at 50 degrees but as we head towards the afternoon we will warm up from yesterday are highs today will actually top of into the upper 70's and santa rosa, fairfield, of vallejo, 71 offered sa

apple pie apple cider apple those all those things are made here in normandy and it seems to be the perfect backdrop for russia and the european union to put away their apple of discord and enjoy a much more fruitful relationship. catherine as our. friends. russian agent ana chapman is in the headlines again this time she took an erotic photo shoot for a moscow based men's magazine. visit to the publications headquarters. news is that the redhead or also known as the russian james bond girl is about to hit the pages of the most popular men's magazine in the country and the preview video off that photo shoot is already in the internet and shopmen is pausing from the cameras in a rather intimate atmosphere and previously i spoke with the director off the months in russia magazine and he said that he has no doubt this photo shoot will sell she's not only a russian celebrity she's a worldwide celebrity she's more than that she's like a brand almost she's as famous as a machine gun on russian ballet these days since the whole this spy scandal it. did a deal getting on the cover seriously