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

apple has sued samsung in ten countries.rts in other countries ruled in apple's favor. >> san francisco police and 49er fans teamed up today to brighten holidays for needy kids across the city. volunteers collected toys and cash from fans at candlestick park for operation dream. operation dream provides toys and other gifts for children living in san francisco's public housing projects. >> we have a wonderful community here in the san francisco bay area. but a lot of people in need. so it's nice to come out and enjoy the football game and it's nice to remember it's a good time to give. >> you can make donations to operation dream by bringing a new unwrapped toy to any of san francisco's police station around the city. >> another toy drive kicks tough city st. regis. >> leigh glaser is checking in, and the winds are coming back. >> leigh: mainly the higher elevations, and speaking of holiday decorations, if you have any out there, you may want to secure them. >> don't hadn't santa to get blown away. lugar absolutely -- >> lei

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country. >> reporter: apple led leasing two million square feet of office space and google leasing 1.5. this was built in 2007. it sat empty in the last year hp, mo torolla and google all moved in. the board of supervisors says this is a great sign of economic growth. >> it means, you know, people are getting back to work. we know we are seeing other indicators of the trends here in the south bay. we expect that to be a cascading effect throughout the region. >> it is mostly cities along the peninsulas those in the industry say san jose may be the next hot spot because that is where the available office space is. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco's mayor, ed lee, says the city was responsible for one of the two power outages. electricity was shut off before the beginning of the game. that second outage was the city's fault according to the mayor. in a letter for the 49ers the outage was caused when a switch on the back up power system malfunctioned. >>> all wrapped up and ready to give. what can you get for christmas for $1.50 to $100,000. >>> i can hardly talk about it without cry

they say it legally registered the trademark as long ago as the year 2000 in china and in other countries. appleed years after that and released it's first version of the tablet last year. >> verizon denies that it is blocking google's new payments app from running on the latest smart phone. the galaxy. earlier a spokesperson said they asked not to include the function due out this month but a verizon spokesperson said they have still in talks. verizon and competition are part of a joint venture that is planning it's own mobile payment system. >> movie fan dear sir use their i-phones to find their favorite motion pictures in san francisco. looking live here at a picture in countless films the skyline the mayor showed off the new sf film spots app. you can get gps locations to locations where movie was filmed in the city by the bay. it costs $3, city leaders say they help it'll be a boost to tourists. >> what is in the air in it turns out a lot for than you think. particles, what they are and what is being done. how they impact your health. >> another cold one tonight there. is no freeze warning

among the top ten vote getters in the country, google facebook and apple. the survey also asked employees to rate their ceos, google, facebook and apple did well but topping the least, another leader net app's tom jordan who got a perfect approval rating. >>> it was not popular, pg&e shutting off power to three customers who removed their smart meters from their homes in santa cruz county. there were blistering words to the exec. one saying they couldn't believe pg&e would become embroiled in another public relations nightmare. at least three customers had the meter replaceed. then their power was turned off. customers have logged health complaints over the devices radiofrequency bufrtds. >>> young adults are among the biggest beneficiaries of the obama administration's health care overhaul as a result of a new federal analysis. the number of adults under the age of 25 lacking health insurance has strunk b shrunk by 2.5 million people. it's making a big difference with parents of adult children who can now be covered until age 26. the health care law's main

. >>> the biggest apple store opening in the country and a security breach at facebook. learned coming up next. >>> and a surge in enrollment for a certain type of school. which types, up next. ♪ [ female announcer ] during the holidays, there's a lot to get done. and safeway select appetizers help you rise to every occasion. ♪ from delectable to amazing. there are over 20 affordable safeway select appetizers ♪ to make all of your gatherings just as merry as can be. ♪ only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> the final work is being done for the grand owning of the world's largest apple stores. on friday they will open a new store in new york city's grand central station. they have a 10 year lease for the store. it will be the fifth in new york city. >>> security breach at facebook made mark zuckerberg a victim. using a glitch in software, hackers downloaded 14 of his private photos. showing mark zuckerberg with his girlfriend and her with their dog. facebook says it fixed the glitch. >>> enrollment in charter schools is surging. nationwide 13% more students are attendi

it was kind of like, if apple mac made a country, it would be this country.ou haven't been here long enough to figure everything out. i guess on the surface perhaps that's how it looks. you went back to england and you won this huge -- you won, like, the english version of the oscar? >> yeah, i did win that. >> jimmy: you beat tom hanks. >> i did. >> jimmy: a number of other famous people. and then do you go back to being a regular kid? >> the weird thing is, i -- the movie was such a massive success, we had no idea about it. we were looking at footage of the movie, it was me dancing on top of a toilet. and i was at the oscars on a tuesday which was massive. what an amazing thing for a 13-year-old kid. and then by thursday i was back in math class and i was like, what -- >> jimmy: math or meth? >> no. i know, the decline was so quick. >> jimmy: child stars, it happens. >> it was tragic. it was great. >> jimmy: now, you are working with steven spielberg. are you even old enough for that are to be intimidating? >> yeah, i mean, the first film i saw in a movie t

apple's technology -- everything is developed in this country. win. that is the same issue as climate change technology. both sides feel like they are gaining something out of this. the u.s. does not feel they are gaining the necessary share to make this a true partnership. >> i would like to follow up on the climate change issue and help you achieve more cooperation to solve the global problems and to provide the goods. or cooperation between the high-income countries. i think what is needed is that there will be a fundamental change in the dynamic of the process. the process has always been that the high-income countries, they come up with a global solution and they give it to developing countries and they say, that has too much or the characteristics of this is of interest to high-income countries. i'm not interested and it is your problem, so thank you very much. you have the same kind of a dynamics. countries are thinking globally and then trying to push a in three other countries. what has to change is the countries have to start thinking gl

apple. everythingchnology -- is developed in this country. apple products are manufactured in china. that is a win-win. that is the same issue as climate change technology. both sides feel like they are gaining something out of this. the u.s. does not feel they are gaining the necessary share to make this a true partnership. >> i would like to follow up on the climate change issue and help you achieve more cooperation to solve the global problems and to provide the the gogoods. or cooperation between the high- income countries. i think what is needed is that there will be a fundamental change in the dynamic of the process. the process has always been that the high-income countries, they come up with a global solution and they give it to developing countries and they say, that has too much or the characteristics of this is of interest to high- income countries. i'm not interested and it is your problem, so thank you very much. you have the same kind of a dynamics. countries are thinking globally and then trying to push a in three other countries. what has to change is the countries ha

apples technology, everything develop in this country, 65% of the apple revenue sales worldwide, things are spurring the economy. that -- is manufactured in china. that is a win/win in some way. that is a big issue in technology. natural values in the way that both sides feel they are getting something out of this. politically certainly in the united states, the u.s. is not gaining unnecessary share to make this a true partnership. >> to follow-up on the climate change issue and how you achieve more cooperation to solve those global problems and provide more cooperation between the united states and china but more generally more cooperation between high-income countries and developed countries. what is needed is there will be a fundamental change in that process. until now it is always the high-income countries can up with a global solution and given to developing countries and they're looking at it and they say that has too much of the characteristics of the centrists in the climate change proposal -- very good example of that. stalin not interested and these are your problems so thank

they found evidence the country's secret police under hosni mubarak accused spy software from germany to monitor opposition activities. the program exploits a security flaw in apple'sitor e-mails, listen in on phone conversations, and perform video surveillance. it still appears to be a popular tool in certain middle eastern countries where rulers want to keep an eye on dissent. >> in march, egyptian democracy activists stormed the headquarters of the country's secret police. they found documents relating to spy software made by a german british company, gamma. it can be used to monitor the computers and smart phones of intelligence targets, including opposition activists. internet activist and this blogger was spied on. she found documents about herself containing copies of her e-mails and transcripts of phone conversations. >> this kind of software is not for freedom. this is helping the dictatorial and and other countries to spy into our activism and to attack freedom. >> wikileaks released this product video, which shows how it works. it exploits a security loophole in the update procedures for apple's itunes music software. once the spyware is installed, whoev

apple. important elections will be held in many countries in two thousand and twelve what's it going to take to be a good leader in today's world this week let's talk about that what do you think is the most important quality for a world leader to have right now just empathy for what's going on right now just the inability to be able to be flexible just with the american people the people the world and a lot of patience and i equate intelligence with humor. i mean say oh yeah a quick mind so you think a sense of humor would be appealing in a world leader think it's an international way of speaking you know everybody gets it and everybody likes it that circumstances are controlled all the countries so somebody step up and take the reins you know would you follow someone that was strong like that even if you didn't necessarily believe yes yes they're true leader no we're honest with people is having the ability to lead people more important than having the intelligence or the right kind of policies. yeah i would say it is because you have to have a whole team of people that are actually implem

apple juice and grape juice being sold on store shelves across the country contain both arsenic and lead. "consumer reports" tested 88 samples. 10% have arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water! 25% of the juice samples contain more lead than what's allowed in bottled water. current federal law has rules about arsenic and lead in drinking water but those limits do not apply to fruit juices. the food and drug administration is confident in the overall safety of apple juice. "consumer reports" recommends parents avoid giving juice to babies under six months. they advise children under 6 years of age, they shouldn't drink anymore than a few ounces a day. when dr. oz first reported his findings, the fda claimed his research was flawed. >>> researchers found a better way to tell if a patient has alzheimer's disease or dementia. a new study in the journal neurology shows a scan which helps detect plaque built up in the brain is more accurate than standard tests. doctors use a different scan which listed changes in the brain's met an belism. scientists in florida are turning mice

technology -- everything is developed in this country. apple products are manufactured in china. that is a win-win in some way. that is the same issue as climate change technology. right now politically the united states does not feel that it is gaining what it would call the necessary share to make it a true partnership. >> to fall on the climate change issue, and how you achieve more cooperation to solve the global problems and provide a global public more cooperation between the united states and china, but more generally more cooperation between the height-income countries and the developing countries. what is needed is there will be a fundamental change in the dynamic of the process. until now, the process has always been that the high-income countries come up with a global solution, given to the developing countries, and they say, that has too much of the characteristics of the vested interests thehigh-income countries. i'm not interested. it is your problem, so thank you very much. in many areas, you have the same kind of dynamics where high- income countries are thinking

why one south pacific country is wiping out an entire day from their calendar. >>> an apple like you've never seen it before. we'll give you addent archis.vet the hidden archives. s. >>> there will be no tgif in samoa, they are simply skipping friday. as of midnight tonight the date will jump right to the 31st. in june, the samoan government passed a law that puts samoa in the same time zone as australia, new zealand and change in a. they're always one day ahead. the nation is just wiping out one day so it will be in the same dateline as those countries. >> it's really urgent. we have to commit on something. oth otherwise we have to wait until monday, but it's really tuesday. >> the government has ordered those who were scheduled to work on the nonexistent day will be paid. >>> when we come back, apple seeds on display. >>> this is something you may not have known, the largest apple archives are hidden at stanford university. >> they're n available to the public at least not yet. we have a sneak peak for you. among the 35 years of secret archives is an interview talking about how one da