the green apple mural was painted and was made possible by assistance from my office but also the san francisco arts commission and i thank the staff for that. we'll are celebrated along with green apples the local mentor that make the richmond district in our city a special one. and the owners of green apple books have been instrumental with helping with the association and helping us bring a n a new awesome martha. so, please join us at 6 o'clock tomorrow night and my supervisors and you are calling for a hearing on would one of my favorite issues. it's on food. the supervisor kim and i have been establishing a food healthy program that will help the mom and pop stores to move away from sales on tobacco and to offer healthier foods. i want to thank the tenderloin for having an the leadership in this area. friends the task force has come up with the food safety security task force and the report will be completed in september. this is a great opportunity to share the results that involve the activities to seek its latest information on working own hunger access in san francisco. 80 a

but in the farmers market this green apple hunt is target for kids at all ages. that will require kids to go up and down the street to seek information about the various sophistication y where is waldo. please join us at 3:00 p.m. i think i get to choose the raffle events. also on third avenue there will be a celebration during the farmer's market on sunday but we're going to revitality our project. also on sunday join us to celebrate our opening of ca umbrella plagued between fulton and 38th and 39 avenue it's part of our clean neighborhood program. but the folks have been to involved in the process and i thank the rec department and from the input from the community. we have a resolution coming up a little bit later today. and there are grassroots organized that are improving. i want to thank also a couple of ladies for their flexibility to make this is best possible park. join us at this clubhouse and the playground as we cut the ribbon on saturday. i urge you to join us. you can always check out the fult fulton playground. and there's having their second walk

this is from michigan, a lot of crispness, and citrus and green apple characteristics. >> that sounds delicious. >> it's a nice wine and we have the pacific breeze. >> yeah. >> and this is basically current vodka, lemonade, 4-1 and what you do, we have got it premixed here and i will mix one for you. what is the blue substance? >> it's a blue liquore and it adds a zing to things. you do a lemon wheel on the edge of the glass and there's the july 4th drink. >> are people spending more money on liquor these days? >> they are really spending more money on wine. >> so wine is the seller. >> it's going up and it's going up in terms of american consumptemperatuconsump tion and growth category. we are slowly turning into a wine drinking country. two years ago, we became the biggest wine drinking company in the world. we now drink more wine than any other country there is. >> cheers to that. >> cheers to that, thank you very much. and great to be here. thank you so much. happy fourth. absolutely. >> happy fourth of july weekend. thank you, ray aisles, food and wine magazine. we will take a br

citrus and green apple. it is a nice wine. then we have the pacific breeze which is -- this is basically currant vodka, lemonade, about 4-1. what you do, you have pre-mix here. i'll mix one for you. >> what is the blue substance. >> that is blue curacao which is a liqueur, which is extraordinarily blue. you could do a little lemon on the rim. that's your july 4th drink. people are spending more money on wine. wine is going up in terms of american consumption, both dollar value and in terms of actual volume. that's kind of in the growth category which is really great. we are turning slowly into a wine drinking country. two years ago we became the biggest wine consuming country in the world. we lapped france. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> we now drink more wine than any other country there is. >> with well cheers to that. thank you very much. >> great to be here. thanks so much. happy fourth. >> happy fourth of july weekend. >>> take a break then we'll look at news this coming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> the

decorated with gold charger plates and purple or magenta arrangements of roses, sweet peas and green appleablecloths. and coconut age, stern took the opportunity to nudge a key party some consider responsible for the fading prospects of the american worker. and from goldman, investors include public pension plans, didn't have more regard for the worker. in softspoken but firm way gupta insisted they did, gave money to needy organizations. but something more radical was in mind, profits more broadly distributed to rank-and-file employees. overhearing the debate of gupta's treasury secretary tim geiger, it was heady company. it anyone talked of that when he was a little boy in calcutta that he would work at the long run mackenzie and be invited to the white house for dinner they might have had an easier time convincing him that he would walk on the moon. the heights he had a change would serve the events that followed all the more. >> there is your report to that particular time when the first came from goldman sacks from the legal counsel and that is the reaction, rushing through the airpor

now, apple used to be the wind beneath the market wings. lock at this five-year chart. got the dow in green and apple in while. now apple outperformed the dow and they track pretty closely until you get to the far right side here, boom. that's a one-year chart. let's shift it, if we can. it's a different story. the dow has been like a british boy band, one direction. well, apple simply has not done much. if anything, it's gone down. in other words, the dow and apple have diverged after years of tracking. let's bring in stuart jeffrey, a global analyst with nomura. the consensus is right around 728 a share. i want to get to where you stand first but i want to ask you what i just showed our viewers. do you believe that apple still is important to the overall stock market? >> well, in terms of market capitalization ses worth over $400 billion so important from that perspective but the real problem is growth. last year 45% year on year. it's gone to 0% revenue growth this corner. earnings growing at 60% last year, down 20% this quarter so in terms of apple being a driver i think it's -- that ro

apple is launching a plan to go green. the company will build a new solar power farm to supply its reno, nevada, data center. big tech companies have received criticism for using too much electricity. apple eventually wants all of its data centers to run on renewable energy. baby formula makers around the globe are under investigation in china. danone, based in france, nestle in switzerland, royal fries land campina in the netherlands, and abbott labs and mead johnson, both of the u.s., are in the spotlight. the companies are accused of anti- competitive practices and price-fixing. all are said to be cooperating with authorities. baby formula made outside of china has been in high demand ever since 2008, when tainted milk powder killed 6 chinese infants. it's being called the worst restaurant meal in america. a watchdog group is accusing long john silver's of improperly labeling nutritional content. lab tests revealed the "big catch" meal has an astounding 33 grams of trans fat, 19 grams of saturated fat, and 3700 milligram

apple is in the green and ubs reitting its buy rating on the stock. ke the street is getting more bullish on apple and that's helping suppliers of apple move to the upside. big coin shares are also getting a lift. an etf specialist at index universe says that this will be a difficult market for the bit coin etf to enter into. tyler and sue, back to you. >> thanks very much, seema. appreciate it. back now to cairo where we're looking at the live pictures as it is, of course, is now getting dark. it's being lit up to a certain extent by all the lights they have put on that square. righters is now reporting right now that egypt's army has plans to push president mohamed morsi aside and suspend the constitution if he fails to strike a power-sharing deal with his opponents within the next 24 hours. so ty, this is reaching a critical point, as the ambassador suggested it would, when we talked to him earlier this hour. this is a story that we are going to follow very closely. it has put a bid to a certain extent in the treasury market, not a large bid, but we

he made an argument to me on why they should, but it sounds like apple hasn't exactly given this greenked if they don't block this through ios 7. but the device popular. it says on the back, designed by google. it's made in china, of course, like most everything else. but very apple tv like at a fraction of the price, maria. >> it's interesting. so it's not the tablet that's $35. it's just that gadget that you're connecting to the tv. >> reporter: oh, no. this tablet is $229. still cheap for a tablet. but this is -- this is all you get for 35. >> and that's the big story. thank you so much, jon. jon fortt, another giant batch of earnings is hauled in after the close. josh lipton has been eyeing the catch and has the latest. josh? >> reporter: maria, a wave of earnings. let's wrap up the results. first up has to be facebook posted 19 cents, beats by a nickel. revenue also above estimates. mobile revenue, 661 million. remember the street was expecting just 450 million. next up, qualcomm posted 1.03 on revenue of 6.24 billion. the street was looking for 1.03 on 6.06 billion. the march qua

green lit sharknado 2. this time the big fish are taking a big bite out of, of course, the big apple. where else? >>> robert downey jr.'s starring role in "iron man 3" and a new contract for two avenger sequels launched him to the top of the forbes 2013 list of highest paid actors. with an estimated $75 million in earnings. doesn't that sound good. he is followed by magic mike's channing tatum, hugh jackman, mark walburg and dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> over $40 million each. >> much better than us. >>> and a cutting edge web series could crash the party at the emmy nominations are announced this season. for the first time house of cards and arrested development are expected to be in the running for gold statuettes, along with cable and broadcast network shows. i think that's a good idea because there's some really good shows out there. >> have you ever watched a show that only aired online? >> no. >> neither have i. >> well, i -- >> "arrested development" though because the only ones are out on netflix. i guess the answer is yes. i'm betty ngyuen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your f

green. getting in shape and taking a ride. i'll go for a ride and take my bike and talk bike sharing in the big apple. "on the money" begins right now. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." federal reserve chairman ben bernanke gave the markets what they wanted to hear in a question and answer session after a speech this week. bernanke said the economy is still not strong enough to support higher interest rates. >> highly accommodated monetary policy for the foreseeable future is what's needed in the u.s. economy. >> that sent the major indexes higher. the dow and the s&p 500 closing in record territory on thursday. the markets having their best day in about a month. and the nasdaq hit a 13-year high on friday as well. earning season kicked off with a bang this week. jpmorgan chase and wells fargo coming in above expectations welles alcoa. gas prices are about to spike in prime driving season. expect a jump of 10 to 20 cents per gallon of gasoline. it's because of tensions in the middle east and inventory issues in the united states. >>> barnes & noble tryi

apple, brewed like an ale. commemorative, commemorat still to come, zz ward will be here. >> jimmy: if not for green slime, spongebobmany years ago. you know her from "icarly" and now can hear her voice in "despicable me 2" which is in theatres now. please say hello to miranda cosgrove. ♪ >> jimmy: miranda, the last time you were here, you were 17 last time. now you're 20 years old. >> yeah, it was a while ago. >> jimmy: you're just getting older and older as the years go on. how has life changed? i told you not to go to college, you went anyway. what are you studying in college? >> i want to major in film, so a lot of film classes. >> jimmy: you were on television for like ten years, already, what could you learn from these people? >> i admit it is a little strange. i took one class, it was all about children's television, so i felt a little weird. >> jimmy: did you have that weird moment where they examined your show with you sitting there? >> well, some kids brought the show up in class and then it was just a little strange. but that one, spongebob, that is the one they actually screened. >> jimmy: he is a good f

green today. up almost 100 points on the dow, in fact. >> what happened to the apple crate that simon hobbs usuallytands on? i'm missing that. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> bob pisani, welcome back. >> ooh, now you're just being tough over there. >> oh, no, no. >> good to be back. >> by the way, the dow is on a mini-winning streak. >> yeah. >> how are we looking at the close? >> looking good. we're heading into earnings season. the s&p 500 is 1.5% from historic high. banks, which i care about, thank you, jpmorgan, wells fargo, holding up well. the important thing is, i want to hear what they have to say about the steepening of the yield curve on friday. look at the numbers, up nicely. a new high for wells fargo. us bancorp, regions pnc, new highs. no sign that everybody is running for the hills into the earnings season. one of the reasons rear weak is semiconductors are weak. that's why the nasdaq has had trouble. intel had trouble. a downgrade, some comments from citigroup. some of the hardware stocks haven't been doing much. another weak group, no traction or turnaround in emergin

green this morning. backing up some gains we saw for the dow yesterday. also tracking the reaction to applelet's tell you what's coming up on today's agenda in the states. the july market u.s. pmi report is out. at 10:00 a.m., new home sales forecast to rise 1.7%. and also big day in the earnings front, boeing and ford among the big names reporting. let's get out to cnbc's phil lebeau who joins us on the phone from chicago. he's been looking at key earnings. phil. >> really the two things to focus on here, and we'll make this short and sweet, but these are key earnings for ford and for boeing for the second quarter. let's start first with ford. the expectation is for ford to earn 37 -- i have to be honest, the whisper number is people are saying, listen, these guys are going to be closer to 40 or 41, all about north america, huge earnings likely this quarter, maybe earning as much as $2.3 billion in north america due to strong sales in particular with the pickup truck. and then look at boeing, the primary question here is how are they in terms of adjusting their costs and containing their c

all green on the road with centers in the south bay and no incidents to reports. >>james: hackers have attacked apple's developer site. forcing it to shut down. developers use the site to the website says an intruder tried to get personal information. this security breach comes as apple develops new operating systems for i- phones, i-pads, and other mac products. the information linked to the developers is encrypted. but apple isn't ruling out the possibility that some names, addresses, and other personal information 'were' collected. >>anny:passenegers at the macarthur bart station in oakland got a glipmse of the future it's a demo car - representing the new bart fleet. 410 new bart cars are in production they feature more standing room, bike racks, and real- time information signs for passengers but it will take some time before the new cars are ready to hit the tracks. the cars will have about three-percent less seating. but bart plans to have 10 cars per train. which will increase overall seating by 15-percent. >>james:top stories that we're following on the tuesday, july 23rd. new video coming out

what is more american than hot dog apple pie and baseball on this fourth of july not well t of fireworks between a and cubs. run scored on fast ball. day to wear not greenue. dan was superb striking out 6 over 7 shut out innings. allowed one hit in the fourth. single to left. castro comes around third for the throw from of him in time. oakland only run came in the seventh on this ball by castillo. and the score. that would be enough as the a's hang on to win 1 nothing ryan cook with the quick reflexes. rob oakland takes 2 out of 3 from the cubs. rangers look to keep pace with the oakland a's. top of the seventh. 2 run shot in the upper deck. mariners take a 3-1 lead. but rangers rally for their half. beltre with second homer of the contest. texas wins 5-4 and stay half game back of oakland in the west. >> in cincinnati the giants had the game rained out. no make up date has been announced so san francisco winds up dismal road trip just one in 8. tomorrow the giants back at home to open 3 game series with the dodgers. >> arizona needs extra innings against the mets. d backs took lead in the 13th and 14th innings. tie the game with solo homer. fv cliff dr

apple pie french toast. come in today for specials starting at just $4.99. only at denny's. ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green[ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. >>> hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the streets of benghazi, libya today protesting two explosions that rocked the city earlier in the day. both blasts hit courthouses. ten people were wounded in an explosion outside one of the courthouses in benghazi, that was the site to have the first protest against muammar gaddhafi which led to his ousting. another was hit in the eastern part of benghazi. follows a prison break there yesterday. >>> more than 80 people are dead and 800 others injured after a weekend of vieolence in egypt's capital. when supporters of former egyptian president morsi tried to expand their camp only to be confronted by police and armed civilian civilians. this is the single deadliest outbreak since july 3rd. and that violence in egypt hits close to home for many in the bay area. today dozens of people gathered to voice their concerns. through this rally they hope to show their opposition to the co

green, politically progressive and ethical. the result is fiercely loyal customers and businesses try to find that logo and image that will brand themselves as the appletrader joe's other industry. and the author in this book is the examples of a couple of companies like unilever which markets the chemical laden nor soup mixes. they reached out to ben & jerry's. and clorox company has bleach is despised by environmentalist activists, by birds and bees. so "ethical chic" asks the question, is it possible for a product to be both trendy and socially responsible, be trusted and also loved? and yes, a few companies like apple and trader joe's seem to be all of those things. so "ethical chic" set out to analyze six companies and see if it is so. this is a slight of the cable of content which you can't read. so i made a slide. this is not from the book the the book has no illustrations. i may dislike to showing you the six companies that "ethical chic" covers. and they are times of maine, in berlin, starbucks, apple, trader joe's and american apparel. this book looks at how they operate, what customers and actors say about them, why they're viewed as ethica

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green on the screen and a big street sign for you today. we've got boatloads of stock picked by the stars in the conference. the real reason why anybody would want to own dell, more on apple's tv plans, and what's happening in housing that may be starting to get people a little bit nervous. >> hello, again, everybody, because we are back with record highs in the dow and the s&p. the first record highs in two months. s&p closing high this past month of 16.82 may be beat today. the canter stock in s&p has pulled its market value over 15 trillion for the first time ever. thank you very much, howard, and the record 2k is at record highs for nine sessions. nyc, bob pezani. people down there starting to feel a little bit anxious about how far this market is going? >> no, i don't think they are anxious because the two things they care about most, which is the fed and earnings so far are very much under control. nothing is collapsing. let me show you what's moving stocks and mr. bernanke in a master performance in front of the senate, almost a love fest taming the bond market. that's number one. number two, earnings are already close to 4%, and if this historic pattern continues, w

green on the screen and a big street sign for you today. we've got boatloads of stock picked by the stars in the conference. the real reason why anybody would want to own dell, more on apple'sing in housing that may be starting to get people a little bit nervous. >> hello, again, everybody, because we are back with record

apple and never address the issue. going to a college on wednesday to speak. how about going to cabrini greennd calling for true attention to a failure of city leadership under rahm emanuel, under the police chief, and a community that is in, well, mortal turmoil? bill: that would draw headlines. when you've got the bully pulpit you can do that. kirsten, i give you the last word. >> he went to chicago in february and gave a speech. i don't know why we're pretending he hags not tried to draw attention to this he was, he is responding to a major national outcry is why he is spoke about trayvon martin. i want to go back to this idea that stand your ground was not part of this case. that is absolutely false. in the jury instructions they actually used terminology, from the "stand your ground" law. they used the phrase, stand your ground. one. jury members who did an interview used phrase stand your ground how they reached their verdict. this was a mentality that went into it. i think it is really disingenuous to pretend stand your ground had nothing to do with it. >> i appreciate both of you. the

green light to another "sharknado" movie. the sharks will take a bite out of the big apple, set in new york city and since the first one was suchtweets, producers say they're going to hold a twitter contest so fans get a chance to name the new "sharknado" sequel. how about that? chris over to you. >> "sharknado" is real, it has happened, it is documented. >>> now a story we've been following here on "new day." is this what a suspected terrorist should look like, the cover of the latest edition of "rolling stone" features the younger boston bombing suspect looking like anything but what he's accused of being. the mayor of boston has sent "rolling stone" a complaint and several store chains have declined to sell the issue. we bring in juliet cayenne, a bostonian and christopher john farley editor of "speak easy" "wall street journal's" culture website. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> i've missed you both, haven't seen new a while. juliet, the simple question, was this the right thing to do? >> no. they have every right to do it. the article is fabulous, it's an amazing entry into his world, into dzhokhar's thinking. ev

apple's new iphone. lori: let's get checked in on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. let's check in with nicole petallides. stocks really fighting to stay in the greenrader talking about the fact that we are sleepwalking with the market. you do see that there are some stories stocks and the trend remains to the upside. you can see the tech heavy nasdaq is the best of the bunch. the banking index with off arrows. the drug index has pulled back some. let's take a look

apple's new iphone. lori: let's get checked in on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. let's check in with nicole petallides. stocks really fighting to stay in the green. nicole: right. we had heavier volume in the first part of the day. one trader talking about the fact that we are sleepwalking with the market. you do see that there are some stories stocks and the trend remains to the upside. you can see the tech heavy nasdaq is the best of the bunch. the banking index with off arrows. the drug index has pulled back some. let's take a look at to drugmakers. pfizer and merck. big pharma is something to watch during this earnings season. lipitor sales are out patents. as they lose the patent, they lose some of the money. adam: that is something we can talk about another day. right now, oil has been falling below $104. phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme. new numbers show that u.s. demand for oil is actually slowing down. the selling is actually picking up; right? >> i think so. refinery runs are well above normal for this time of year. i think it is one of the negatives that is weighing on oil today. the economic data that came out today, cons

again the theme here, green paint splashed across now not just one, but two memorials today in addition to the lincoln memorial last week. what's going on? we'll go to d.c., next. >>> applentrol mode. and yet again it is because of a supplier in china. company calmed pegatron is accused of some brutal labor practices like having workers clock nearly 70 hours a week. cnn's dan simon is tracking the story for us. who's making these accusations? what is it that they say pegatron did? >> yeah. hi, brooke. this comes from a watchdog group called china labor watch. and it says it investigated pegatron and that it found at least 86 violations that fall into various categories such as underage labor, poor working and living conditions, and insufficient wages. you know, this is a supplier that apple has been turning to more and more as it makes more devices. and as it prepares to, perhaps, come out with a new version of the iphone. perhaps a cheaper version that china labor watch estimated that employees in three pegatron facilities worked an average of 66 to 69 hours per week. now, that's well above apple's policy of a 60-hour workweek, according to that organization. so these a