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

i grew up in apple country in north georgia, where apples are abundant, especially this time of yeara little smaller version. >> you have a little girl who likes to cook with you now, 5-year-old. >> little daisy. quite the cook. makes up recipes. they are not always edible, but we still try. >> let's start off here. what do you want me to do in. >> five grabby smith apples. throw them in this butter. >> granny smith, your favorite. >> my favorite. >> the way to go. >> because they are tart. going to put a little water in here to get the juices going. they are tart, firm, and they are going to go great with our little sweetness, a little tart and little sweet. perfect marriage. >> how long do we do this? >> a few minutes as they will tender up and i'll make the filling that goes in there. sugar, white sugar, brown sugar, tapioca pearls and self-rising flour. >> i bet the tapioca is a good idea. what's the benefit of that? >> thickens it up, thickens up the sauce a little bit which will go great with the soft yummy apples. >> you spent a lot of time on the road. >> oh, yeah. >> how do

i grew up in apple country in north georgia, where apples are abundant, especially this time of yeara little smaller version. >> you have a little girl who likes to cook with you now, 5-year-old. >> little daisy. quite the cook. makes up recipes. they are not always edible, but we still try. >> let's start off here. what do you want me to do in. >> five grabby smith apples. throw them in this butter. >> granny smith, your favorite. >> my favorite. >> the way to go. >> because they are tart. going to put a little water in here to get the juices going. they are tart, firm, and they are going to go great with our little sweetness, a little tart and little sweet. perfect marriage. >> how long do we do this? >> a few minutes as they will tender up and i'll make the filling that goes in there. sugar, white sugar, brown sugar, tapioca pearls and self-rising flour. >> i bet the tapioca is a good idea. what's the benefit of that? >> thickens it up, thickens up the sauce a little bit which will go great with the soft yummy apples. >> you spent a lot of time on the road. >> oh, yeah. >> how do

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. >>> lines are starting to form outside apple stores across the country. ter apple unveiled its next- generation smartphone in san francisco last week, die-hard apple fans couldn't wait to get their hands on it. we talked to a man at the front of the line at one store. >> you can preorder, but i heard there were some delays involved, and people who preorder sometimes don't get their phones for something like a week, week and a half. >> he told us he has been camped out there since monday. >>> and just like yesterday, the fog burned away from the coast. it's sunny out in the avenues. it's sunny along the coast and that's kind of nice for this time of year. gives it that fall-like flavor. the fog is going to push right back to the coast and into bay area neighborhoods tomorrow morning. so what you had this morning is what you're going to get for thursday. the difference will be minimal. the temperatures were about a degree warmer in some places. tomorrow, i believe it will be a little warmer as well. going into tomorrow, just like today, which was just like y

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apple? if so, where they going? he looked at any tech mutual fund in the country in they are all 25% apple. cannot get away from buying this, even if you have not bought the etf you're talking about. you already own apple because mutual fund investors, yes to run these have bought it and tell their heads given. gerri: that has been a good thing because that is actually boosting. apple has been a savior to the market. s&p, nasdaq. a big player for why the market has been doing well. gerri: more than one stock. this is the only stock we ever talk about, and at the end of the day, are their component makers. >> the qualcomm as of the world. another one to look at is other retailers, consumer discretionary index. people got in by this. guess what, stop at best buy. it gets them in the mood to spend money. a big boon to the economy. and need to come on. gerri: on the other hand, i play contrarian. everybody is so excited about something. >> that is let me with the movie titanic. here is the thing. it's like a frat -- / crash. and people spend a lot of money on something that's when you don't wan

apple. more than forty countries around the world have mandated g.m.o. labeling on food products but not in the u.s. is it fair to consumers to not have that information this week let's talk about that you would like to see the labels that absolutely why do you think we don't have them here oh i'm a big conspiracy theorist and i'm sure that like the government you know because they're getting paid by the pharmaceutical companies that own the g.m. most they don't it's all that's what i think it comes down to money like everything out right exactly and it's all about big corporations making the seeds that are genetically modified i don't know i mean i've got a daughter who's really really particular about what she said no i mean i guess in our generation we do see what it has been there it is it a younger generation concern is i think a lot of people say there's no direct link to it in terms of what it does to your how but then again they said that about smoking a decade this is. greens in a way whether they're good for you or not so maybe there's a bit on

i mean here in this country, we had phillips of quantum, apple infringed its ip. so somewhat hypocritical in many respects. but apple, whose ip, who is the owner, all of that will be determined over the next couple of years. it's not over. >> the lawyers win. and facebook still struggling in the win category here. julie meyer, see you at the festival next week. >> looking forward to it. >>> reports say myanmar could thouns plans to rebuild its telecom system. it's become a priority as new businesses struggle off the ground for telecom licenses set to be granted. they could start 4g services as early as next year and in fact only more korea has a lower cell phone pen straight rate. still to come, mark zandi gives us his predictions for qe-3. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad

apple fans. and coast-to-coast in this country, people have been lining up and camping out for days. but not everyone is sitting on the sidewalk to get a phone. some are doing it just to sell their spot in line. >> i sold it for a little more than $200. so, i know what i'm doing. >> we had a few customers. four or five interested in buying our spots. we will ultimately sell our spots. on the side. advertising, for our selling spots sign. >> reporter: iphone enthusiasts are talking about the latest version being thinner, taller and faster. analysts are talk about the staggering sales prediction. 2 million preaddresses in 24 hours. 10 million new iphones being shipped in the next ten days. what could be wrong? abc news tech editor, joanna stern, says the new apple map app, has a lot of kinks to be worked out. >> apple is using its own map software now, not google's. there's a lot of points of interest to be off. and navigation has been off for other people. in my testing, i saw accurate directions in new york city. >> reporter: it's clear, a few wrong directions won't be enough to thro

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apple as you know. the iphone 5 rolling out worldwide today to 22 more countries. apple is down 1.33% at $671 and change. it comes as ceo tim cook issues a very rare apology over the iphone 5's map app fiasco. i checked with reporters in silicon valley with the fallout. john. >> sue, those apologies getting more and more common. it's not a man who's afraid to say i'm sorry. a lot of focus today on that apology. what investors should really be thinking is what comes next. the fundamental issue here is this is not a problem that good hardware design or smart software can fix. map making is grunt work. someone has to go in and find problems and in some cases update things by hand to make sure they look right. tim cook's apology this morning gave little detail about how exactly apple's going to tackle that. i know people close to apple there are three major approaches. updates from third parties. direct and passive data that apple gets from your phone telling them things like hey this isn't a one-way street. it's a two-way street. we can tell because someone's going tha

. >>> happening now, people all over the country are lining up outside apple stores to get the new iphone. this was in chicago. we are 3 and a half hours to go till the iphone 5 officially goes on sale. some analysts think apple could sell they think more than 10 million phones by monday. linda is live outside the verizon store. how long have those people been camping there? >> reporter: a long time. mary and jason, you ever been here since when? >> about 1:00 this morning. >> reporter: okay. what's the big deal about the iphone 5? >> it's a huge release. this is going to be my first iphone. this is the release for me. >> reporter: jason, you have the iphone 4 right now. what is it about this phone that makes you so excited? >> the faster processor speed. i've been thinking since i switched over to iphone when it came out for verizon, in two years i'll get whatever the newest one. i'm really excited. >> reporter: they have been talking about the changes with this new phone, slimmer, pretty screen. is that exciting? >> it is. it's going to be lighter, easier to fit in your pocket. i'm exci

across the country, apple thefts have grown to near-epidemic proportions. in new york, they now account for one in seven of all crimes committed. and they're up 40% this year over last. >> the apple iphone, ipad has been one of the biggest markets for larceny. >> reporter: nationally, more of the same. take this drive-through heist earlier this month, where a california man is accused of intentionally crashing an suv through an apple store. the goal, not to take just one ipad. but to gather up everything in sight. in los angeles, this man sneaks up behind a woman and beats her down just to get her phone. and just this week, this federal agent with the tsa landed in hot water after abc's brian ross tracked a missing ipad to his home. >> my wife says she got the ipad. >> reporter: that agent has since been fired. and the incident has added to congressional calls to reform the tsa. while some police departments are stationing extra officers near apple stores, clearly, the lesson here remains, dan, bianna, if you have one of the fun devices and you want to keep

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apple is number two, owning 17%. >> that would surprise a lot of folks. when it comes to mobile, we know it's all about china, the world e's most populous country. success there? >> a huge success. we, they have over a billion mobile users, so white it's a huge success, it doesn't have full market share. what it has is it's only fourth in china because first in china with samsung with 19%. apple in china has only 10%. but you wouldn't think that if you speak to chinese. yesterday i spoke two chinese students in the line waiting in the apple store perimeter. i said i believe samsung is number 1 and app sl number four. they said, no, no, no. apple is number one. >> they must be excited in china about the release. >> yes, they are, but it isn't released yet in china. there's no iphone 5 available in china yet. they'll have to be very, very careful. because when the iphone 4s was released in china, they didn't open the stores on the date or time they said they would, there were riots. people threw eggs. people were absolutely furious. there was fighting going on. >> but it is here in the u.s. it has been released already and you got to check it out.

apple stores and wireless stores across the country. >> more on the iphone fever from coast to coast. tokyonzy has spread from york. thousands waited hours in line, their hands onet the new and -- new phone. for some, it was like winning the lottery. happy i have it. >> apple has already sold 2 of them in presales. they start at $200. that triggered a boost in the stock market. the former apple workers in france are protesting that reaping there profits. the iphone also comes with a few gripes. , smaller charger dumped operating system collapse. a corporate battle between apple and googling customers are suffering. >> entire neighborhoods are gone. are a mess. even the hoover dam has disappeared. >> some people might be hesitant at first. work it out. apple fans are not the only ones excited. so are thieves. been onenes, it has biggest targets. >> some customers are registering their phones serial with the police department. commodity,a hot have already been stolen from stores in tokyo and london. >> still to come tonight, all eyes on the national zoo. the pictures of the new pande. >

. >> iphone fans flocking to apple stores across the country this morning to be among the very firstown the newest version. savannah, jealous, look what i have? >> is that it? >> didn't have to wait online. very light and cool, but there is one feature that people are already complaining about, not even out yet and they are complaining about it. >> what is it? >> we'll tell you in a second. wait and see. >> what a tease. and this guy is standing 30 yards from the lava of an active volcano. the crazy daredevil, as willie calls me, tells us what it took to capture those amazing pictures. amazing to see. >>> beginning with politics. president obama faces tough questions on the campaign trail as mitt romney comes to the defense of her husband. nbc's peter alexander is in west balm peach, florida this morning. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. it is a rainy morning here in west palm beach and florida is the biggest prize among battleground states, so it's no surprise that both the president and mitt romney held duelling appearances here yesterday. romney spo

. >> iphone fans flocking to apple stores across the country this morning to be among the very firstown the newest version. savannah, jealous, look what i have? >> is that it? >> didn't have to wait online. very light and cool, but there is one feature that people are already complaining about, not even out yet and they are complaining about it. >> what is it? >> we'll tell you in a second. wait and see. >> what a tease. and this guy is standing 30 yards from the lava of an active volcano. the crazy daredevil, as willie calls me, tells us what it took to capture those amazing pictures. amazing to see. >>> beginning with politics. president obama faces tough questions on the campaign trail as mitt romney comes to the defense of her husband. nbc's peter alexander is in west balm peach, florida this morning. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. it is a rainy morning here in west palm beach and florida is the biggest prize among battleground states, so it's no surprise that both the president and mitt romney held duelling appearances here yesterday. romney spo

perfection. >>> welcome back to the new york stock exchange as people line up outside apple stores across the countryomponents inside the new phone that traders are watching. ifixit.com has cracked open the iphone 5, like gallagher cracks open watermelons to see how qualcomm, broadcom and others play into the design. you can never get enough of gallagher. >> i don't think he's going to be invited back by the cme. >> you look like a handsome version of gallagher. i'll throw it out there. >> what is the best play in that space? >> i think qualcomm, plays into what joe terranova is talking, that's the cdma technology. if you're believing that verizon is getting the biggest boost, which i don't believe, i still do like qualcomm in play there because of the cdmi. >> joe terranova which stock within the apple universe or those components inside the five have the biggest upside, do you think? qualcomm is a good stock certainly. does it have more upside than the smaller, lesser known companies, like skyworks, pmc, you know where i'm going, right? >> excellent point. it appears as though skyworks gained in te

people from all over the country line up in the big apple to take a bite out of the big apple, all for the iphone 5. linda is live outside a verizon store this morning with some anxious people. >> reporter: they are not messing around. look inside the store, about 16 sales guys now getting trained, getting ready for doors when they open in just over and hour now. first one in line, you've been here since when? >> 1:00 a.m. >> reporter: second cup of coffee and two energy drinks, how you feeling? >> good. too excited to be tired. >> reporter: why are you waiting in line? >> i'm going to get my phone before the people that preordered it a week ago and i'm going to get to play with it first. i'm happy with the iphone 4 now and this will be faster and there's all the different improvements that everybody's heard about already. so that's why i need it. >> reporter: thank you very much. you're here with her mom, getting her first iphone. they have a secret number of iphones in stock here. doors open at 8:00 a.m. we have about a dozen people here that can't wait. back to you. >>> we know all

they're marking a year since their corporate movement kicked off there in the big apple before snowballing across the whole country abroad now the occupiers want to regain new momentum with mass rallies on the first anniversary artie's report that the epicenter. most of the arrest came when the occupy activists that lower manhattan in the early morning on monday what stormed the streets it's whenever that optimus mode for the most part tried to get onto the streets and participate in civil disobedience did the n.y.p.d. not even hesitate to to gather up any of those on the streets and arrest them while the the movement itself has died down ever since the activists were removed from their encampments just two months into the the movement but the frustrations are still the same they still remain there the hundreds of activists that we've seen out on the streets are still speaking out against the economic inequality in the u.s. speaking out on behalf of the ninety nine percent talking about and raising issue of corporate influence on u.s. politics raising the issue about unemployment and the erosion of the middle clas

apple stores around the country opening just a short time ago. you know that every time there's a big apple phone, apple fans are lining up outside, for the chance to be the first one on the block with a new iphone and clayton morris is one of those individuals. >> and right there, right by the line, and take turns holding the tarps down and sleeping in the car at night. >> all right. foxx and friends anchor clayton morris is one of the people. the resident tech guru. and what do you think of it, do you love it? >> i love it. i've been a fan of ios and fit and finish of the polish of the iphone. 20% lighter than the iphone. it's refined. people are saying it's not revolutionary, not a revolutionary product, but it's a big upgrade from the previous version, the larger screen. phone apps and so four inches versus the three and a half inch screen, but everything you want. you want a faster phone, lighter in your hand and take better pictures in low light situations out with your friend at dinner. and all of those things make it a better phone. >> are

apples. there is an unlimited amount of wealth in this country could be producing. s environment, it's better economic climate that we need to get folks producing and make more miracles like apple does. >> cheryl: tracy, do you agree with jonathan or disagree? >> i think it's more about how anemic the numbers are, cheryl. they're so bad these days, that even if you go out and buy one phone, you're going to move gdp because people are sitting on their hands notle to do anything. look, what happened the other day with ben bernanke and him pumping more money into this economy is a sign that he thinks capitalism doesn't work. that's wrong 'cause apple is going to make a difference. people are going to keep buying these products. and ben bernanke is going to continue to deflate our dollar. >> cheryl: sally, what we need is more apples, then, we need more companies. >> yeah. there is a sort of built in paradox to what jonathan and tracy said. clearly apple is succeed not guilty this market and in this economy and in this moment in the united states. and yet, for some reaso

friday coming goes to 22 more countries. is appleol supply to meet demand and meet when it hits the 22 more markets on friday? david: there is a lot more competition now? >> yes. certainly a lot more competition. apple shares were down 1 1/2%. not terrible, right? liz: not at all. >> up what, 73% this year? liz: earlier worse. not so bad right now. lauren simonetti, thanks so much. david: by the way, i won't let you get away. what do you think happens tomorrow, quickly? >> up. up and away. liz: time for the number one thing to watch tomorrow besides apple shares. july s&p/case-shiller home index. the index rose for the fifth straight month with year-over-year reading first positive reading in a year. economists expect 1% increase year-over-year. david: lauren simonetti, didn't say most important thing. it is your one-year anniversary. >> that is what i thought you would copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung fun