. >> smaller than an apple seed. resilient as a cockroach, blood thirsty as a vampire. >> stephen: tiny vampires. can tiny attractive werewolves be far behind? folks, we are literally sleeping with the enemy, a ravenous, nearly invisible monster that can inject an anaesthetic while it bites so we don't feel it drinking up to three times its body weight in blood. which i say proves they are american bugs. who else could eat three times their body weight in one sitting really? and these... [cheers and applause] yes. and these monsters can be lurking anywhere. >> you knew they were in hotels, homes, subway, but now these blood-sucking creatures have spread to offices. -bloodsuckers have spread far beyond beds, crawling into some ritzy addresses in new york city. an am control bee and fitch store had to get rid of them, so doesn't cnn's new york offices. >> stephen: cnn is no surprise. if you've ever taken a close look at wolf blitzer's beard. threat number two, folks, environmentalists. according to "newsweek" magazine,

. >> apple has seeded this mid to low end market. it's not going to last.n the stock for a 10% gain, they have $155 billion in cash, they're committed to buying back their stock. they have a great product lineup now, and do not know they will continue to innovate. if you look at history, hardware companies will see declining margins. >> i want to get these guys to weigh in here. what's interesting also, is we've had next year they're going to fay touch comparisons in the back half of the year, does that pin the stock in a range? >> you have to believe they can make the transition without hiccups in between. they may make this transition, but there's probably going to be a hiccup along the way, about you this apple pay could be huge. the wild card is -- and b.k. is probably watching, can bitcoin usurp applepay? >> ooh-syrurp? is that the way you say it? >> they're fighting to get is the customer that's buying the apple phone. they want these people on board. >>> we're out of time. the gavel goes down. you know who won card to the twitter sphere? david. >> of

americans advancing justice, american immigration council, american immigration lawyers association, apple seed, common cause, farm worker justice, latino victory project, la tie know american working group, national council one america and we belong together along with ten stories compiled by united we dream. >> without jouks those documents will be in the record. the chair now recognizes congressman from california mr. issa. >> thank you. you're familiar with the youngstown versus ohio -- >> yes. >> is there any question in anyone's mind whether or not the basic question of the president is relying on his constitutional authority and not on any statute tugs authority in any case in. >> he believes he's relying on his constitution authority. youngstown steel, i don't think he meets that standard at all. >> presuming that he is relying clearly not on the intent of congress, clearly when he talks about work permits and so on going well beyond any statutory tree as that exist, he has only his constitutional authority. so let me ask a series of questions. first you and then the other witnesses. if

and it's all part of an economic war that has planted seeds of discontent from board rooms in berlin to apple orchards in poland. poland's ambassador to the united states believes vladimir putin will eventually pay a price for his actions but as you saw from our report, poland is paying a hefty price right now. i sat down with polish ambassador to the united states richard schnapp. >> when we talk about ambassadors, this is serious diplomatic conversation and i didn't know how exciting it would be and then i saw a video of you on youtube trying to convince americans to buy these delicious polish apples that i had. let's watch the video that i have. >> this basket should be full. full of fresh delicious polish apples. unfortunately the american market is closed to polish fresh fruits. dear american friends. please join me in asking the u.s. government to open the doors for our freedom apples. >> we suffered of course from the sanctions being one of the biggest exports to russia, of apples but also vegetables. poland is looking for new markets. we are lucky to find new areas for our export but

the work necessary to get an apple or ear of corn to the produce section of the supermarket is absolutely staggering from seed to farmers to wholesaler to processor to distributor even to the store shelf. it's easy to appreciate the intricate system and i am beginning to learn more and more about this but several states have proposed regulations and i worry that it would cause significant disruption to the food supply and it would cause confusion and uncertainty and will result in an increased cost at the checkout line depending on what the state originations mandates separate supply chains would likely have to be developed and at every step all the way. you can bet that they would be cost to the capacitor into the consumers of showing that the average cost of a $500 a year for many of my constituents that would be impossible. so i've worked with my friend and others to propose what i believe is a measured approach that gives consumers certainty while taking into account the delicate balance and the shiites shies and complexities of the food supply chain. the proposal is very simple. the fda and and of the na

the work necessary to get an apple or ear of corn to the produce section at the supermarket is staggering from seed farmer to wholesaler to processor, to packer, to distributor, even to the store shelf itself. it's easy to appreciate the intricate system that feeds america. and i'm beginning to learn more and more about this. but several states have proposed regulations and that i worry would cause significant disruption to the nation's food supply. it would cause confusion and uncertainty among consumers and ultimately will result in increased cost at the checkout line depending on what regulations mandate separate supply chains would have to be developed beginning at the farm and every step all the way to the supermarket. the new infrastructure requirements are as daurnting as they are costly. you can bettal of those costs will be passed on to the'8bqk consumer. studies showing the average cost topping $500 a year. for many of my constituents, that would be impossible. i worked with my friend mr. pompeo to propose what is a measured approach that gives consumers certainty while taking into accoun

seed investor in -- fitbit. it is to track your health, your fitness. do you think it is going to suffer now that apples iwatch? >> the iwatch is a very different product both in terms of target, price point, and functionality. we think that there is two different markets here, one which is focused on having the iwatch as an alternative of the iphones, and then there is the , which you don't need to recharge every day. that is why we think that with this new version of fitbit, which has been extremely successful in its first few weeks of sales, won't be effective. tell us about this. august is basically a lock that you connect to with your smart phone which is going to sense your presence and unlock itself as you get closer to the door. i can invite you to come to my place and give you access to the lock so that you can get in the house without having the keys. we will deal with those issues by offering a digital solution. it is selling at the apple store very well. coin is another sort of product. it is basically a digital smartcard which allows you to program all your credit cards into one and no lon

apple. tonight, the royal couple wrap up there trip watching the brooklyn nets face off against the cleveland cavs, courtside seeds no doubt for them. the fun is not without business, too. they are unveiling a new collaboration between the royal foundation and the nba. as for tomorrow, they are going to be hunkering down in the city, starting their day with a visit to the 9/11 museum. >> i heard the tickets for the brooklyn nets game tonight. >> sold out. >> at double the price. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories caught in our global net. in fact, the government i in ini be india has banned uber because of a rape. >> an arizona county wants to stop hiring employees who smoke. a report says smokers simply cost the city too much. by the wow, did you know there are actually 39 states that have smoker protection laws, you know, that places can't discriminate against smokers, arizona is not one of them. >> they are saying it's actually $13 million a year that smokers cost the county. they are charging some people who smoke. >> interesting. >> the most talked about event o