if not they shouldn't. >> sally, easy to make argument for union because was coal miners, but apple, that the right place to be. >> that's not the only reason we have unions. they set wage standard and benefits standard and unions like corporations to be successful and profitable. but they want it to be enjoyed by the workers. we have profitability and ceo's wages rise. and what is wrong with wanting to get paid better. >> as far as the profits i am not sure with the numbers i have seen in the third quarter. but se unions are destructive. and some companies? cheryl. they have destroyed every company they are involved and industry whether it is the autoor airlines . shake your head all you want. people can form unions but apple would be foolish to hire any union to negotiate. they have crushed every union and did trump come up with this? absolutely not. get unions out. >> and i am sorry, workers did not help apple become successful and why i don't understand. >> how? how? weren't they working there? >> how have they. they line up to work there. sally that's the whole point. >> they pa

reaction from conservative groups saying this is great this proves that apple is pro life or something but apple is not some big evil conservative corporation they're not koch industries this is obviously a programming glitch that you know apple didn't foresee coming and will likely be affected in the next why it was something i thought that were the case then i read somewhere that someone asked their siri siri why are you antiabortion and it responded i just am. syria. i think it's counterintuitive i mean they got if the rise of the machines is coming you would think that syria would be all about abortion because it means that humans are dying like i mean i think it would be in her benefit for there to be less humans on the planet. believes in life or conception then you know that's something i mean i don't want to get in there and i think i kind of just accidently alluded to something that i didn't mean to but i mean my point is that we have to laugh about syria and the stuff that she says while we can before the robots. well let's move on to the j. edgar movie here's a little clip of it. it's

isn't commenting but some speculated apple could come out with a new television and siri would be used to tell the tv what you want to watch. so i want everybody to practice after me. abc 7 news, 24-7. >> right. >> perfect. >> and there is a great day to be outside. >> sparkling. >> absolutely beautiful. and there just head outside. when it gits gets rainy turn on the accu-weather forecast. there is a live look. you can see after glow there and there is official sunset time, 5:04. you're probably noticing chilly start to the morning. there are temperatures down freezing this morning. here is what it looks like. 50s and 60s, high temperatures owe most areas low to mid-60s, clear overnight, dry and mild two days and then, rain arriving on veteran's day. so tonight there are high clouds moving through. not quite as chilly. santa rosa, 35 degrees in north bai. 37 nappa. fair feemd 36 degrees. and there is where you'll see upper 30s, there is just jelted interest there this n.valleys, 41 in san jose. 41, oakland. you can see san pran into mid-40s

apple stores tomorrow. the company is not releasing any details. butington post" says they've -- says apples will offer a 101 discount. the ipad nanos may be $1 off. early-bird shoppers are looking for bargains. coming up at 8:00, this morning a live report on why some shoppers are bringing along a tent and cash. >>> an a.t.m. repairman has pled not guilty for taking cash from seven bank of americas machines and replacing that money with $100 bills. a surveillance camera saw him switching out the money. he was originally caught in arizona. he could receive 16 months in jail. >>> concern over joe paterno's wife bying denied access from a pool yesterday is causing concern. a school specsperson could not explain why this happened. local media in philadelphia reporting that the pool was closed for everyone. we did check the school's website and found a witness reducing hours because of the thanksgiving holiday. >>> california lawmakers will have two kyle abuse -- have new abuse laws. >>> defense lawyers are asking the judge to be lenient -- to be lenient o

the cell phone industry is backing the plan but apple, google and blackberry all say they're sticking with their own rating system for now. >> up next, local leaders are making it harder to fight traffic tickets in the district. >> three people killed in a house fire. tonight the sole survivor speaking out about that tragedy. >> a good samaritan found him running around in traffic. now the search is on to foundow. >> coming up, dale hunter's coaching debut against the blues toni [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. >>> herman cain told his senior staff today that he is reassessing his campaign. cain's deputy campaign manager said -- later said that a good businessman looks at the entire lan

it's hard to imagine but apple had its own stores for ten years now.nes and noble uploaded new tablet. no locker just an ebook reader. you can watch hulu and netflix. why read twilight when you can watch the movie? netflix shares jumped on the news they were included. video overnight from london where folks lined up at midnight to get their hands on call of duty modern warfare 3. made in california. these guys got it eight hours ahead of these guys in los angeles. many had parties ahead. it's going to be a couple of days before we get the numbers. the last call of duty game was the best selling piece of entertainment for the year. this is a low company turning out to be a northern california versus southern california tech-off. >> all in time for the holidays. >> perfect timing. >> you can't wait that long. >> i know. believe me. brent is already in line somewhere. 6:27. still to come, the a's in the south bay. san jose city council could make the next move trying to make that ham tonight. >>> and if you have forgotten, it is election day. get out and

directed to centers in virginia or pennsylvania, but not the planned parenthood downtown and that has critics wondering if there could be a pro-life agenda. apple has yet to comment on the story, but we'll have more on 9news now at 11:00. >>> of course, the wonders of technology never cease, but we are hearing that using wifi could be bad for your little guys. researchers say sperm exposed to wifi from a laptop are less active than those that aren't. also found damage to dna when they took a closer look. >>> an arizona gun club drawing fire tonight for letting kids and their families pose with santa and plenty of weapons. that is the scotts dale gun club and it has santa with a machine gun, a rifle, or a grenade launcher. the manager got the idea last year when a club member came to photos dressed as santa, but it's not appropriate, especially in light of the rampage last january. >>> here's a lesson to learn before donating to charity. check the pockets of your clothes. an 80-year-old man from illinois apparently did not do that before he gave a suit to good will. he forgot about the $13,000 he left in the pocket. i said it. $13,000. now that

the cost $125, and his girlfriend loved it but apple may not be so happy. >> and the smart wheel caruturistic concept car. drivers communicate by touch tapping the touch screen door. it's called the fun vehicle interactive internet. it's one. highlights of the tokyo motor show. and teen sensation miley cyrus causing a stir with some shocking statements about drugs. she was celebrating at her 19th birthday when she told friends she's a hot loving stoner. she also said you know you smoke too much weed and friends make you a back marchly cake. not sure if she was serious or not. she has seen with a bong but claims she was only inhaling a legal herb. and why about barney frank really retire? ♪ [ male announcer ] a simple gesture can spark romance anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right, even if it's not every day. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical condition

>> currently apple rates apps for age appropriateness, and google rates by maturity levels. but the organizations are saying they're hopeful google and apple will get on board. there's a universal system for everyone. some of the carriers plan to implement the new ratings over the next few months. that's it. we should soon have that rating system. since we're talking about apps, the tablet thing because of the holidays. ages 6 to 12, the ipad is the most wanted tech gift. >> imagine getting that. >> my 7-year-old is not getting it. they play with our stuff. >> they're exposed to it, so that's what they want. >> they want the coolest thing out there. as a parent, you have to say i have this for me. maybe you can give your kid an ipad. there are plenty of other options. let's look at the tablets for the little guys. the leap frog leap pad.

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but still has photos from his time abroad. >> i missed the germans. they stand by their word. of course, there are a few rotten apples, but mostly they are truthful. in germany, people are educated. even the dogs are educated. at after my first wife died, i thought more and more about going home. plus, i was earning less. finally i said, well, i will just leave. i built this modest house with my savings. >> this person also thinks back to germany. at the 28-year-old grot in germany. she moved to istanbul three months ago after marrying a turk. she took the plunge and came to the pulsating metropolis. babbitt is a big city, but there is something to do every day. every day there is something i new. >> turkey has changed. in many ways, the city resembles a big western city. this nurse never felt truly accepted in germany. >> people were friendlier, more cordial. the most important factor was to judge a person by their heart, not their name or ethnic origin. that is very important. if they had done that right, i might have reconsidered. >> she still has to improve her turkish and studies grammar with her husband. she of

. >>> it may originate in the big apple, but it is a symbol of thanksgiving coast to coast.y's thanksgiving day parade made its way to the crowded streets this morning. the parade featured a 30 balloon creations and 1600 cheerleaders. 4.5 million people lined the parade route. i it's about building cars in ameri. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good js in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. ♪ ♪ >>> time for one quick last look at the beautiful weather we're having. sunshine and mild, comfortable temperatures to work off that turkish and gravy and stuffing weight over the next couple of days. fantastic weather. take advantage of it, beca

i'm sure i'll be staying at the apple store, but it's great for microsoft. >> reporter: he says he's t a gamer so the x-box won't lure him across the way. >> you're going to go to both stores? >> have to. >> reporter: you're apple and microsoft? >> i changed to apple but i could go back to them. >> this is silicon valley, the world capital of technology. and this is just where we belong. and we're happy to be here. >> reporter: there's no clouding the new northern california rivalry, a place where microsoft says it's ready to play. damian trujillo. >>> meter jolgs jeff ranieri is ready to skate, too. >> holiday season, jeff. are you wearing a helmet? >> reporter: no, i am not. maybe i should be. i'm with my seven-day troupe. how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: i haven't fallen yet. i'm going to do a quick skate in front of them. we'll have more -- hello -- on the seven-day forecast in a second. we're going to join my friend over here. how are you doing? i'm going to use your shoulder as a handle here so i don't fall over. tell us how long this is open and what the prices are. >>

but. eating the apple and we are met by our driver any private companies official taxi firms operate. from limousines to largest any vehicle can be preloaded organized at the airport arrival lounge prices to the city center from sherman's about start at around one thousand two hundred rubles roughly forty dollars. schedules schedules schedules time is money when traveling on business so it's into the car and off we go to accommodation now and moscow has a wide range of business and styles that cater for budgets wisconsin's elegant modern building is located on the street to a skier just across the road from red square and the kremlin is one of the most convenience hotels in moscow for business or tourism opens in the summer of two thousand and seven it brought a new level of luxury to the city with extremely spacious exquisitely appointed bridge and suites and sukkot range of amenities. the hotels public spaces are even more lavish with the city's biggest pool room adding the list of spectacular conferences and meeting spaces. in this hotel i would say to seventy eighty percent it's a

. >>> well, it's a scene usually spotted outside an apple store but today hundreds lined up for the opening of a microsoft store in san jose. >> 3, 2, 1! whoo! >> the new shop at the valley fair mall is the first store in northern california for microsoft. clearly people really excited about it. and some of today's crowd were there to cash in on free concert tickets. >> my concern i got here at 7:00 last night. and we catched out here. we stayed all night in the freezing cold. but we're really excited. we are here to see the jonas brothers. >> celebrities like joe montana and musical groups will appear at the store over the next three days. >> makes me feel old. >> jonas brothers? what's up with that? >>> shopping is replacing the late-night leftover raids for thanksgiving. which big store plans to open earlier than ever. >>> plus, following yesterday's massive sell-off, finally good economic news. what's driving a rally on wall street right now. >>> i stepped in it, man. >> there you go. it was his deer in the headlights moment. will rick perry's gaff at last night's presidential debate he

but also in the winter. >> he says that in 20 years, if temperatures continue to rise like this, there will be apples, too, but maybe no icebergs. >> how long before the coconut bombs go in, i wonder? experts say if the whole greenland ice sheet will melt, it will raise six meters. when they race those species, the rest of us may be under water. until next time, goodbye.

are angry and frustrated not so much about what happened in the store back in march but what didn't happen at the apple store next door. at least a couple of the employees there heard the desperate cries for mercy and for help. one put their ear to the wall to better here that murderous struggle. but what they didn't do was call the cops or anything else. there is a judgment band wagon rolling but i'm not quick to jump on it nor am i inclined to worry that it signifies a retreat from social responsibility. 47 years ago in new york city a woman was stabbed again and again and again. it took a half hour for her to die. 38 people witnessed it and they did nothing. i don't know what those people in the apple store were thinking that night in march. but there well may never be another night in their entire lives, not one that they don't despair and second guess and wonder if only. they don't need judgment. they need prayers. >>> tonight how a stolen car landed ten feet in the air. >>> how much is too much? new research about alcohol and an increased risk of breast cancer. wanchts this is in your children's

>> i have a problem with chinese, personally, but i think -- so apple has announced three languages.nglish, french, and german, i believe, in the initial release. the nuance speak recognition engine accommodateed, again, i think about 51 languages, and you can expect that over time apple is an international company, and they will introduce the theory technology in multiple markets. it's been such a hit here in north america. you can only imagine that people will demand this in other countries and that it's coming. >> is there one language that is just difficult for computers to handle more than another, or is language language? >> i think language is language, but there are very big differences in terms of what do words mean, what is -- what constitutes intent in different languages, and what is funny in different languages, and -- >> i'm also curious about -- you talk about the world of artificial intelligence here. >> yeah. >> is theory learning from me as i ask it questions, if i tell it i want to do one thing or another thing, or i want it to give me directs to one thing or anoth

inspectors have already tested samples of apples from his region and approved their sale but he wanted to be 100% sure. so before the fuji harvest, he sent apples from his field. >> translator: i ordered a test for my apples because when people question their safety i would like to say that they are okay to eat. >> he was relieved when he found out the results. his apples are radiation free. he sent letters to his customers to let them know, but some people were still concerned. >> translator: as a farmer, my income is decreasing. i'm not sure whether i can live like this and i don't know if the problem will end this year or whether it will continue for three or five more years. i can't predict the future. but, i'm forced to think about what could happen. >> we asked our reporter to find out more about what is ahead for he and other farmers in fukushima. >> reporter: i'm standing at an apple garden in fukushima city. this is the peak of the harvest season. fukushima is one of the biggest production regions for food such as apples and peaches. the nuclear accident puts farmers about $40

it is a little but apples to oranges because no job in the federal government is an exact replica ofob in the private sector, so it really does depend on the specifics of the particular position you are talking about. host: when it comes to pay, they have grades and steps. guest: most people in the federal government have a system comprised of 15 grades, which are linked to a specific case scale. if you are gs-12 step 1, you make a specific type of salary. that is pretty, you know -- it changes based on different things every year, but it is pretty much a rigid schedule, to some degree. people, federal work force do not exactly have the opportunity for bonuses the way people in the private sector do, so you are locked in a little bit to that pay scale depending on your great and your step within it. host: if you go up to step in, the most to could make a $70,000, so to make more, it would have to go up a great. guest: correct, and that could be difficult, depending on the work you do, depending on the budget the agency has, whether they have the money to pump you up to the next great

mcintosh street the sign reads like the apple. red butot red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights and green and yellow. and red like those powders and syrups kept behind the counter at blocks pharmacy. red. and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes of the late staying patrons on sunday mornings. and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will

secretary robert gib autos we've seen this bra br in the bay area long lines for new gadgets but this isn't apple. >> printer was lowest price aren't always the best value. and i'll show you model that's go easy on ink. straight ahead. >> and a cartoon icon created here in the bay area today landed in the national toy halllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

fukushima inspectors have already tested samples of apples from his region and approved their sale. butwanted to be 100% sure. so before the fuji harvest he sent apples from his field to the laboratory. >> translator: i ordered a test for my apples, because when people question their safety, i would like to say, from the bottom of my heart, that they are okay to eat. >> reporter: watanabe was relieved when he found out the results. his apples are radiation-free. he sent letters to his customers to let them know, but some people were still concerned. >> translator: as a farmer my income is decreasing. i'm not sure whether i can live like this, and i don't know if the problem will end this year or whether it will continue for three or five more years. i can't predict the future, but i'm forced to think about what could happen. >> we asked our reporter susumu kojima to find out more about what's ahead for kinju watanabe and other farmers in fukushima. >> reporter: i'm standing at an apple garden in fukushima city. this is the peak of the harvest season. fukushima is one of the biggest prod

cook came together and rebuilt apple as a company, they were able to put that magical elixir of discipline and creativity rather than discipline destroys creativity. >> but also he knew when he came back, i know because of the book he knew not to run into making new products you can which later became the genius that catapulted apple to where it is today. >> yes. >> rose: ipod, iphone, ipad. he didn't do at he looked back at mcintosh first to see what it was about mcintosh. >> yes. >> he did decide and say early on that we are not going to have 15 products but four, four or five is what walter said in the biogray. >> yes. >> rose: so he learned and therefore he wted until he had decided exactly what he wanted to do to introduce the products so that is the discipline he had. >> what is interesting is that we now know about the ipad or the ipod, the i-pad, the iphone and all of these, the first thing he did was to get the house in order, get the balance sheet and the company back to basically functioning and the second thing was go back to the big -- instead of doing theext big thing what is the big thing we already hav the mac is a big thing, rescue the m

might be the day that you do want to buy because for one day only, apple is price- matching competitors prices. except for on the mac. but keep in mind apple controls how much the competitors charge so savings isn't huge but better than down the road. >> so those are big-tickettitem that's at least a mac book we should wait on. what should we buy today? >> cameras and computers are two of those. when you find a good deal on a camera or computer, jump on it. especially if you had your heart set on a specific brand or a specific type because due to the flood and the assume anie and prices, production is down and prices are coming back up and there is a similar story with tv's. although i do have a money- saving tips. don't bother with name brands. there are only six factors worldwide that manufacture the flat screens so you are better off with a cheaper vizio or a samsung than paying more for a sony because, quite frankly, they all have the same parts and they are likely manufactured in the same place. >> it's like women's make-up. you can pay for the high-end and pay or not. so you said it, this season is going to go on a

. >> i'm kind of like a johnny apple seed, but i'm planting awareness. i have all these marvelous little stories of people i talk to via my blog, e-mail about getting involved. >> millhouse has been blogging and fundraising on his website myonemanmarch point org. his goal is to raise $1 million so far he has $3,000. >>> it's a life saving drug that will soon be very cheap but not for everybody, why you could be forced to buy the brand name. reporter: the holiday tradition that's apparently getting lost in the shuffle. is going generic. >>> it's the best selling drug in history and now lipitor is going generic. >> this could be big savings for millions of people or as wyatan drews explains, they could still be -- wyatt andrews explains, they could still be forced to get the drug by brand name. reporter: it's not every day the best selling drug in history goes generic, but it's happening for 3.3 million patients like roz chicora who depend on lipitor to lower their cholesterol. >> this is a life saving drug in some ways. reporter: a life saving drug that's

>>gabe: in the tablet is on the market, $300 less than the apple ipad but how does it compare? i am gabe slate and that is coming >>catherine: less than a half an hour ago, the santa clara city council unanimously agreed to use $10 million to prepare the site for the proposed new stadium. alejandra cerball explains where the money is coming from and what happens next. >>alejandra: the 49ers want to build a stadium on this city-owned vacant parking lot behind it the great america theme park. before any work is done, infrastructure must be removed to get the site ready for construction. >> $4 million is coming from the city stadium authority and the remaining is coming from a stack of. we want to per year for the 2013 groundbreaking. >>alejandra: the city would have to borrow $6 million from the team since it does not have a general tax funds. >> there is no money specified to go to this. >>alejandra: the 49ers gave us these renderings for the stadium. 68,500 seeds and twice as many stalls as candlestick. >> the fact that dollars are being given to begin the construction and for

. >> and there is the new kid on the block and it does something that apple does not. but make schools answer to the itunes store release to stand out quite. >> they made it into the low 70s today that that's the thing of the past. multiple systems heading this way but the rain begins with the pinpoint forecasts. >> this bay area businessman never found misses right so he did what many women do. the extraordinary steps he took to bother it son. , coming up next. the right woman. so he thought, why not do what many single women do? linda yee >> what was the guy supposed to do what he wanted his own debut but never found the right woman so he thought, why not do what many single women do? wendy shows us what was that the will and in need, he found away to the attack. >> is impossibly cute but even more extraordinary is how eight -month-old came to be. his dad runs the popular pizza parlor in san francisco. he is confirmed bachelor with no plans to marry but he really wanted it done. so he looked for parenthood and eight petri dish. he needed to women, one for her eggs in one

the apples look great and in the kitchen in a bowl they look beautiful but you don't want to do that.he apples in the refrigerator. at room temperature they get mushy and that you don't want. granny smith apples, new crop. i love the stuff. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i washed this. i think it was this one. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, a foreclosure fight. how a bay area woman is making her own "occupy" movement. >> plus how even small amounts of alcohol could be linked to breast cancer. those stories and more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> now, if you are happy and now it, you know the song, i knew lawrence was going to do that, you might live a longer life. that's coming from a new study by the university college- london in the uk. the happiest people were found to be 35% less likely to have died than their gloomier counter parts. >> did you know 90% of doctor visits are stress-related? >> is that right? >> i had no idea. >> you need to lighten up, lawrence. >> i'm pretty happy about things. >> caption colorado, llc comm