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 pa

people around the country are dancing at their local apple stores. >>> that's "inside edition" for today. i'm deborah norville. thank you for watching. we will see you again right here next time. . >>> live, this is kron 4 news at 11:00. >>> a san francisco community joins together to protest violence in the mission district. that after police say two men attacked a transgender woman. tonight we look at the protests and what was said. plus the victim of the attack speaks out to kron 4. >>> kron 4's da lin has details in tonight's top story at 11:00. >> the beating of this transgender woman outraged many people, several hundred people rallied at the site of the attack friday evening. this type of hate crime happens too often. they say it has to stop. >> laying on the ground, bleeding, crying and shaking, i knew it was over. we die alone. >> reporter: still traumatized by the attack that happened two weeks ago. two men punched her and continued to kick her as she was lying on the ground. >> they said things before the attack and during the attack and i heard from other people they said thi

apple collects that information. government agencies and a number of countries are looking into this including u.s. lawmakers who are calling for an investigation. >> today is the sixth day play station users have been unable to log on the network and download information. users trying to access the service have received a message, an error has occurred. they say they are working around the clock to bring the network back on line what it calls an external intrusion. company now says the service should be completely back up  >>> today at 3:00 on 7live. one the most requested features on facebook and then at 5:00, men with muscles. a new study shows how weight lifting pays off for men with high blood pressure. we've got more stories and more at "abc 7 news" at 5:00. >> one last quick check. >> it looks like it's going be nice if you are looking for spring warmth and sunshine. >> sounds good. >> that will do it for us. thanks for joining us. >> i'm terry mcsweeney, have a great day. >> bye-bye. 

apple collects that information. government agencies and a number of countries are looking into this including u.s. lawmakers who are calling for an investigation. >> today is the sixth day play station users have been unable to log on the network and download information. users trying to access the service have received a message, an error has occurred. they say they are working around the clock to bring the network back on line what it calls an external intrusion. company now says the service should be completely back up tomorrow. >>> we'll be right back. oprah: all new. who gets our last "laugh out loud" award? then the moment i've always wanted you to see. and what's it like to be a man working at the almost-all-female "oprah show"? >>> today at 3:00 on 7live. one the most requested features on facebook and then at 5:00, men with muscles. a new study shows how weight lifting pays off for men with high blood pressure. we've got more stories and more at "abc 7 news" at 5:00. >> one last quick check. >> it looks like it's going be nice if you are looking for spring warmth and sunshine. >> sounds g

americans feel about other countries paying the price for their technology addiction this week new york resident laurie half an asst took that very question to the streets of the big apple and this is what she found. american spirit is about three million tons of electronic waste every year in countries like india and uk as a dumping ground so how many gadgets have you got this year this week let's talk about that is there a gadget that you're lusting after and it's a g.p.s. that you are desperately yes you have no way to track where you're going without it . no maps nurse will just not as good but an i phone ended she already have a phone course what was wrong with that but she needed an i phone wasn't my fault i was at the apple store yesterday and it was almost the right. what do you think of . it why do you think americans are so all about. short attention spans. you guys. i forgot were you talking everybody is unstable way like you see these people here when a driving cause. type way so is it ok if we just say what everyone's doing it someone jumps off the grid ok to do it too. i mean it is what it is we don't seem to care why is that you said because it's invisibl

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shipping jobs overseas apple is really not on the top list of offenders in fact apple is one of the companies in this country that thanks to its innovation creates jobs now congressman jackson also claim that publishing companies are going to close because of the i pad and that's actually false many publishing companies are expanding to meet the demands associated with i pads and other computer products so it's good to know that we have elected officials who don't actually understand the way the u.s. economy works they just try to place blame wherever it suits their political purpose so congressman jesse jackson jr appears to have gone up the deed then here on this misguided rant stop bashing technology the world is changing get on board encourage more companies to innovate and why don't we put more federal money towards research to make that innovation happen not just bash out all because they're doing well and that's why you aren't it's tool time whether. now the international monetary fund and world bank wraps up their spring meetings in washington d.c. this weekend and during the meetings they discuss th

apple is suing samsung saying that that says carrying country that sea- land smart phones and computersopy apple's popular ipad and iphone. in a lawsuit apple alleges that product design, user interface and the packaging copy apple's. apple is seeking an order of barring them from infringing on a variety of their patents. and new associated press suggests that most high schools are failing to give students a solid footing for the working world. here's a look at the poll, most 18-24 year-old give high school low grades the same group has a much higher opinion of colleges. saying young people should aim to attend one. talk about having a live birth the candles, this is the world's oldest man. one-to-one for today. he's held the title for about a month. from the previous titleholder because that person passed away. the oldest man was born in 1897. he lives with the 82 your widow of his eldest son. and the 58 year-old widow of the grandson. longevity is a mystery even to myself, his mother is not to worry. always be thankful. coming up, a baseball player was arrested for shoplifting, we wil

americans feel about other countries paying the price for their technology addiction well this week in new york resident laurie harford is to that question to the streets of the big apple and here's what she found out. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india and up as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you bought this year this week let's talk about bat is there a gadget that you're lusting after a noun as a g.p.s. after you are desperately yes you have no way to track where you're going without it basically no maps to go mess with are just not as good but i found. and did she already have a phone course what was wrong with that that she needed my phone was an i phone i was at the apple store yesterday and it was almost a riot that broke out over the. what do you think of that i think it's ridiculous actually why do you think americans are so all about their gadgets. and i shortened response. when it came out of there you guys you know i you know hey i forgot what are you talking about everybody has some type of way like you see these people who are right here when i drive because of. it i go to some t

americans feel about those other countries pay a price for that knowledge an addiction that's we've new york resident laurie hartman is to that question to the streets of the big apple and here's what she found out. americans produced about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india and up as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you bought this year this week let's talk about that is there a gadget that you're lusting after a girl as a g.p.s. but you are desperately yes you have no way to track where you're going without it basically you know maps become now sort of just not as great but an i phone and if she already have a phone course what was wrong with that but she needed my phone was an i phone i was at the awful story yesterday and it was almost a riot broke out of it i mean. what do you think of that i mean it's ridiculous actually why do you think americans are so i'll about their get it done i short attention spans. of money jack you. know you guys you know i hear you say i forgot what are you talking about everybody when it isn't fade away like you see these people right here when i drive because. every tourist type w

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country", i'm tracy sellers. and in case you're curious, almond, plum, citrus, and apple plants tend to have the white petals, whilenectarine, peach, and apricot plants tend to have the pink petals. there you go. ha ha. coming up next, we're going to a one-of-a-kind spa. day of walking arod, it's nice to just relax a little bit. and, if i could speak for them, our four-legged friends would probably agree with me, right? well, as charlotte fadipe shows us, now horses have a place to relax and rehabilitate. >> looking at shor enjoying himself in this pen, it's hard toelieve that this 27-year-old cutting horse was once so ill, he waslmost crippled and his ownersere considering having him put down. but, after some tender loving care at a special rehalitation center in the tiny town of jamestown between sacramento and fresno, shorty is clearly back on his feet again. >> well, we were raised in a ranching background around cattle and horses our entire ves, and it's just something that we love to do naturally. i come from a rodeo background where that's what i did growing up. we'd trel everywhere, and you create a bond wi

germany says apple has until may 10 to respond. the european country has some of the world's toughest privacy laws. in the past, germany has faced off with google, facebook, and other technology companies. apple has not responded to these new developments. >>> facebook posts led to the arrest of four suspects accused of robbing a bank in texas. the fbi got a tip that led them to the facebook page of one of the bank's tellers. two days before the robbery, she left a facebook post that said "get money." the day after the robbery, the teller wrote a post saying "i'm rich." the teller's boyfriend also left posts related to the robbery. >> i've been told not to post your drinking, your pot smoking because prospective employers look at it. >> according to federal agents, the teller and two suspected accomplices have confessed. >>> the rising price of gold made headlines this past week, but it's silver that has bay area dealers seeing a flood of buyers and sellers. silver prices are at a 30-year high. with more concerns about inflation here in the united stat

other countries threatened to do the same, most notably, saudi arabia. the apple iphone. as many corporate workers say can we get rid of the blackberries and get iphones, this may be the answer. they are so secure, it makes foreign governments nervous. they choose blackberries for that reason. perhaps it's a feather in their cap. >>> the playbook requires you to thether the tablet to your blackberry to read corporate e-mail, otherwise, you are stuck with wi-fi and web mail only. just one of the criticisms of playbook. i bet it's going to be months before you see one in the wild. if you see one, send me a facebook picture when you do. >>> the movie, "rio," a big hit at the box office. ties to high-tech. most notably the crossover per motion. the movie promoting angry birds on its posters as well. now, also the main character, the mckau was joyced by jessizenberg. >> interesting. >> yeah. >> crazy times. >> really? thank you. it's 6:27 now. it's 5:27. you threw me. >> see. >> the quake struck 105 years ago today around this time. are around san francisco. we are going to ta

apple to find out. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you got this year this week let's talk about the bat is there gadget that you're lusting after right now as a g.p.s. but you are desperately yes if you have no way to track where you're going without it basically you know maps. were just not as good but i phone and did she already have a phone course what was wrong with that but she needed my phone was an i phone do you have a cell phone now how long have you had it. twenty one months three months away from your. i know you're going to get a new phone you're going to stay with the old phone you phone you for most definitely most definitely what's wrong with your current phone. it doesn't do it of course stuff it was a story yesterday and it was almost a riot that broke out over to me. what do you think of that i think it's ridiculous actually why do you think americans are so i'll about their get it. done i shortened his pants i don't know many jackie. o. you guys you know i yes. i forgot. i

billion people is transforming itself, turning increasingly into a country that consumes as well as produces goods. for example, apple'sr stores in china, including this one in beijing, are on average the firms most profitable. china's increased wealth has raised living standards, although the nation faces a growing gap between rich and poor. at the same time, authorities struggle to balance the needs of industry with the welfare of the environment and workers. to ma jun, a prominent environmentalist, wintek and apple illustrate a troubling pattern in the global supply chain. his beijing based organization, the institute of public and environmental affairs, tries to track china's growing problems with industrial pollution and worker health. >> wintek represent the fact that china is now the workshop of the world, we're manufacturing for the entire western world and while we are exporting all this cheap products overseas, millions of workers are exposed to something unhealthy, working conditions. >> reporter: wintek employees went public about their grievances in january 2010. although china officially bans strikes and

apple a day keep the doctor away. you may be adding a lot more of frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr >>> on this wednesday, let's take a look at the high temperatures across the countrywarmer in d.c., 61 and new york 58. salt lake city 53. near 80, phoenix, dallas, new orleans and miami at 86. right now we do have flight arrival delays into newark and rain into boston could cause delays. check out flight tracker at the abc7news.com. >> kristen: more questions this morning about taking airport security too far after a 6-year-old girl being patted down. she complained but she doesn't want the pat down. screener letting the girl know she will be touching next. children have been used to carry explosives in some places. some say it's going too far. >> a 6-year-old child should not be subjected to this. >> she was in tears after the pat down. "good morning america" will have an exclusive interview with the parents coming up right after our newscast at 7:00. >> eric: many airports are reexamining just how much elbow room they need to give the world's largest passenger airliner when it taxis from the terminal. the wings of airbus a-380 smashes into a tail of regional jet. >

apples motivation. >>> plus a cab ride from new york to los angeles. guess how much this across country trip cost two men. >>> good morning, northbound and southbound traffic here on the freeway is looking pretty good. getting top the downtown oak -- getting up to the downtown oakland area. >>> good morning, mostly cloudy skies. light rain moving through. not a lot. but it has been on the peninsula right now. we will have clouds today with occasional showers. highs today in the low to mid 60s. >> all right steve. time now 5:24. hundreds of louisville, kentucky residents spent easter sunday packing up and moving out as the ohio river overflowed its bank and it's still raining. meteorologists say the river could keep rising until the end of this week. that would flood even more homes and businesses and roads and leave the residents wondering what they will have left to come back to. >>> apple is staying silent for now on reports the iphone, ipads are keeping track of where users are. however another privacy issue last year could explain why apple is doing and what it's doing with the info

stop bombing the country they instead of said the only thing that i mean stops attacking the rebels to go around in circles doesn't it what is the coalition really doing enough at all apples to bring peace to libya any time soon do you think really well. the resurgence in the insurgents they do absolutely is a pricing is partner up or i seems serious. across the entire region with the theory there uprisings they're not revolutions syria is different from all over at the time sorry libya is different from all the rest it's an insurgency it's a western inspired insurgency this this is this is this is arising you is serious well you get the same scenario on a smaller scale go a lot in syria but this is a western instigated works that inspired western funded intervention has nothing to do with human rights. for libya. oh it's a bad prognosis and i think the war will continue until. the ideal is to have one of these missiles. destroyed and be able to kill gadhafi they absolutely want to get rid of him if you will him up against the other regional disputes he is life the best if you want to live in this foreign country you want to be because gadhafi has given the libyan people

and state legislatures and in city halls across the country we call lobbying this shouldn't prove guilt by association. every organization has bad applese shouldn't judge an organization by only if you dismembers. my understanding is that since the muslim brotherhood has a large written record anyone can select statements to make the case for or against the organization. our experts can help us analyze the was statements and provide their assessment of the brotherhood's true intentions. third, today's hearing is not about terrorism. as a member of the intelligence committee, i certainly take very seriously our duty to protect our nation and counterterrorism. but let's be clear that the egyptian muslim brotherhood is not a state department designated for foreign terrorist organizations and according to the written testimony. fourth this hearing is not an investigation into criminal what devotee. no one here speaks for the u.s. law enforcement or is a law enforcement officer. we may need to follow-up as the chair said with a closed hearing to find out if there are any muslim brotherhood related violations of u.s. law. today's open hearin

country to get the new device. the launch was supposed to happen several weeks ago. it was delayed after the quake and tsunami. >>> steve jobs came to the defense of the apple iphone. after claims it can track where you go. we want to check in with scott mcgrew. >> yeah. good morning. i have -- >> you are not using the iphone for your microphone, are you? that app doesn't work. >> no, it's my i tape that holds the battery come partment shut. >> the i didn't turn it on button? >> it was on. it was the battery that fell out. steve jobs conducted phone interviews saying absolutely, positively iphone doesn't follow you. we are going to expand on that. let's let kyle from "south park" show the controversy. >> apple stuff is neat all right. i just don't want a big company tracking where i am at all times. >> that's a rumor. they don't track you. >> there he is. hello, we are from apple. we are ready for you now. >> what? ready for what? >> to fulfill the agreement. >> 83 pounds. >> what agreement. >> let's get blood work. >> you agreed. >> what are you talking ability? >> when you downloaded the last itunes you clicked on agree. >> apple posted an explanation to the webs

country. that's what we're talking about doing here. that's why i support what speaker boehner has been trying to do, and i urge my colleagues, instead of, as i said, throwing rotten apples at each other here and trying to preach a doom and gloom game, let's focus on what this country can do in a positive and constructive way to get our economy going again and to get our people back to work. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor today in shock and anger that after weeks of negotiations, after pledges from republicans to come to the table in good faith, after repeated assurances that they want to talk about principles and budget numbers and not politics, after all the hot rhetoric that we have heard about concern for our troops and our workers and the veterans who will be hurt, republicans have decided to hold the federal budget hostage to their extreme social agenda. mr. president, it is now clear that this is not a debate in the last hours before this government shuts down about how much to cut. it is about whether or not women in this country will have acce

and state legislatures and in city halls across the country we call lobbying this shouldn't prove guilt by association. every organization has bad apples so we shouldn't judge an organization by only if you dismembers. my understanding is that since the muslim brotherhood has a large written record anyone can select statements to make the case for or against the organization. our experts can help us analyze the was statements and provide their assessment of the brotherhood's true intentions. third, today's hearing is not about terrorism. as a member of the intelligence committee, i certainly take very seriously our duty to protect our nation and counterterrorism. but let's be clear that the egyptian muslim brotherhood is not a state department designated for foreign terrorist organizations and according to the written testimony. fourth this hearing is not an investigation into criminal what devotee. no one here speaks for the u.s. law enforcement or is a law enforcement officer. we may need to follow-up as the chair said with a closed hearing to find out if there are any muslim brotherhood related violations of u.s. law. today's open h

country, we call lobbying. second this hearing should not promote guilt by association. every organization has bad apples. so we should not judge an organization by only a few of its members. my understanding is than since the muslim brotherhood has a large written record, anyone can select statements to make a case for war against the organization. our experts can help us analysis the statements and provide the assessment of the brotherhood's true intentions. third, today's hearing is not about terrorism. as a member of the intelligence committee, i take very seriously our duty to protect our nation and to counterterrorism. but let's be clear, the egyptian muslim brotherhood is not a state department designated foreign terrorists organization and according to the written testimony, it renounce violence years ago. fourth, this hearing is not an investigation into criminal activity. no one here speaks for u.s. law enforcement, or is a law enforcement officer. while we may need to follow up as the chair said, are closed hearing to find out if there are any muslim brotherhood-related violations of u.s. law,

country, we call lobbying. second, this hearing should not promote guilt by association. every organization has bad apples, so we should not judge an organization by only a few of its members. my understanding is that since the muslim brotherhood has a large written record, anyone can select statements to make a case for or against that organization. our experts can help us animal the statements and -- analyze the statements and give us the muslim brotherhood's true intentions. third, today's hearing is not about terrorism. as a member of the intelligence committee, i take very seriously our duty to protect the nation and to counter terrorism. let's be clear. the egyptian muslim brotherhood is not a state department terrorist organization and it renounces violence years ago. fourth, this hearing is not an investigation into criminal activity. no one here speaks for u.s. law enforcement or is a law enforcement officer. while we may need to follow up as the chair said with a closed hearing to find out if there are any muslim brotherhood related violations of u.s. law, today's open hearing is not that forum.

apple. this is about making the right decisions now. we have the right and budget up this week, laying out the plan for how we will deal with the challenges in this countrywe have the debt vote coming in several weeks as well. that is about dealing with the fiscal mismanagement of the past. there is no way that the republicans are going to support increasing the debt limit without guaranteed stepped in place to make sure that spending does not get out of control again. host: back to your calls. brent, republican, thank you for waiting. caller: i am tired of this class warfare mentality. to many americans have bought into this. it belongs back in the 19th and 20th centuries under marxist philosophy. we are all americans. if you punish the people that create the jobs, guess what? you are not going to have jobs created. it is a simple, common sense law of economics. i hear these democrats scream and cry, throwing fits about tiny budget cuts compared to the overall deficit. ladies and gentlemen, this is nothing. this is absolutely nothing compared to a $14 trillion debt. we have got to end the sense of entitlement in this country and stop the democrats from

and state legislatures and in city halls across the country we call lobbying this shouldn't prove guilt by association. every organization has bad apples so we shouldn't judge an organization by only if you dismembers. my understanding is that since the muslim brotherhood has a large written record anyone can select statements to make the case for or against the organization. our experts can help us analyze the was statements and provide their assessment of the brotherhood's true intentions. third, today's hearing is not about terrorism. as a member of the intelligence committee, i certainly take very seriously our duty to protect our nation and counterterrorism. but let's be clear that the egyptian muslim brotherhood is not a state department designated for foreign terrorist organizations and according to the written testimony. fourth this hearing is not an investigation into criminal what devotee. no one here speaks for the u.s. law enforcement or is a law enforcement officer. we may need to follow-up as the chair said with a closed hearing to find out if there are any muslim brotherhood related violations of u.s. law. today's open h

apples place it operates. the brotherhood is telling the truth when it describes itself as peaceful movement. but it is truthful as well an exception in his mix at. in most countries the movement commission is very clear. a fix on the peaceful political change and reject science as a way of securing both in the rejection of violence is not a mere adjustment but deep strategic adjustment. however, the movement also regard violence as legitimate in cases of foreign occupation and brotherhood movements have therefore verbally executed violence against american targets in iran. in the israeli case from the various brotherhood have shared in what i have to describe as the deplorable, even reprehensible failure to distinguish between military and civilian targets. ancient specifically the content of the muslim brotherhood movement on the egyptian israeli peace treaty has evolved but the brotherhood still is clearly verbally supportive of hamas. in the iraq case to mothers a strange ending the position of brotherhood movements against united dates because the iraqi political party list associated with the muslim brotherhood, iraq islamic party actually participated in sp