not really the case on mac right?hey've really been trying to build the mac app store especially around these new chips last year where they were really touting, hey, you can get iphone apps, iphone apps on your mac. that wasn't so successful. i've been an using a mac the last year and i never use an iphone app on here i think on the mac side, that's a little hazier territory than ipad or iphone >> joanna, from the user point of view, what's your assessment of how apple is handling this transition from intel to m1? in the past there have been em mu lay tor issues when this happens. it's a struggle sometimes to get the high end developers to start writing their software directly to the new chip. based on what you've been hearing from users about any compatible issues they've had or upside performance improvement, what grade do you give apple >> honestly "a." it's been kind of shocking using this system i've been using m1 mac book pro for about a year i've run into very few if not any compatibility issues with other app

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i'm personally excited about that mac book pro, liz. liz: i'm personally excited about more ports, right, kelly? this is really something, thank you so much. kelly o'grady. let's get reaction from collin g illis, whose covered apple for decades joining us with john schwartz of market watch. collin, i'm sorry, be still my heart, apple is going retro bringing back the tactile keyboard and adding more ports. what's at the heart of that? >> you know, we've got a head phone jack. liz: i know. i'm so excited. >> so here's what apple's strategy is. they are out there, creating their own silicon, right? and so this is such an important point, because it's allowing them to create their hardware and their own chip sets, not only does it add a little boost to the margin but it allows them to seamlessly design hardware for the software, to create this incredible snappy performance in all their devices if you use the iphone 13 you know what we're talking about and these new mac book pros look to be fantastic machines. liz: okay, the tactile, that is

return of the mac?ple flexing their tech muscle reminding people in a the mac is absolutely whack these m 1, pro and m 1x chips going into the miest end macbook pros they are expensive machines. but they have got beast like performance. there is an insight beyond that which is that this technology that they start with the highest end of course makes its way to the broader mac family over time and i think that that is really important that apple keeps that sharp edge they are not taking anything for granted as the work and learn from anywhere theme is going to continue to play out i think for one, two, three, five years down the road so the mac is back, as you said. i think they are bringing people optimism around what the product performance is going look like for the next to few years. >> i wish we could play the song but tell me why you think the shares popped here. >> i think it's just an understanding that the mac business, which has miss forically been a flat business before the pandemic for years

let's take a bite out of apple just to start announcing new mac book pro designs with their mac chipsrday's unleashed event. the raw performance and ambition in these chip designs have the industry reeling a bit this morning. 32 core gpu in the mac, 57 billion tran sisters puts pressure on the rest of the ecosystem. perhaps creating some opportunity for them, too. while the new m 1 pro and mac chips are in higher endyma sheens we can expect to see this trickle into more mainstream computer sales in 2022 and 2023, if history is any guide. and, also the next generation of air pods making headlines at $179, that's kind of in between the higher end with noise cancellation now there's a lower end. more pricing tiers starting at 129 bucks, dee but these m1 pro and mac's chips, i mean, we can geek out a little bit on chips, but what this is doing, lisa su was just talking a couple of weeks ago at code about hetero genius computing and the idea to turn different cores on and off, graphics, cpu depending on what the user is doing. that's what apple is trying to take the lead in here. and they'

m-1 has propelled mac growth, outpacing the industry with the mac having its best year ever.led that we're bringing apple silicon to even more symptoms. >> you see them there. all of the new airpods have features that used to be exclusive to the more expensive pro model. the new airpods start at $179. >>> the rover sending back pictures of mars. nasa is also focusing on jupiter. they launched their newest asteroid probe named lucy. she'll travel 4 billion miles to study two clusters of asteroids. they'll travel with jupiter around the sun and could give us vital information about the birth of our planet. lucy's first asteroid fly-by will be in 2024, so we'll have to wait a few years so be patient. >>> up next here at 6:00, a warning for stanford students. what the university is telling them to do if they plan to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-arooni

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that was kadeena cox stuck the mac talking to our reporter. we - mac talking to our reporter.t over three months time the eyes of the world will be on glasgow — as the cop26 climate change conference gets underway. it'll be the biggest global summit the uk has ever hosted. but how are we doing in our own back yard in tackling climate change? 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris is here with more details. as the host of the glasgow summit, the uk wants to set an example to the rest of the world. it does have some pretty ambitious targets, but setting targets, and actually changing policy to achieve them, are two different things. so, how's the government doing? let's take the overall target first of sharply reducing emissions of the greenhouse gases that are warming the planet up. there's a legal requirement to get to net zero emissions by the middle of the century, which means the country taking out as much greenhouse gas from the atmosphere as you put in. and the government has promised a 68% reduction in emissions compared to 1990 levels by 2030, and a 78% reduction

the chair of mac calls, anti conspiracy theory panel. when checks the idea that he'll now be leading the thought police. there is no question of censorship, but strengthening the space for common debate. they are increasingly threatened by succession of opinions, and that's exactly now how some view it societies have their own flourish. don't open the page where everyone has the right to their own viewpoints. so could this commission end up doing the, let's say to what it's trying to do. moving funds away from its tradition of enlightenment design. it's all up ignited country, given the current means of disseminating information. monolithic propaganda such as france practice to during the world, warsaw during the quarterly or was, is no longer possible. so french authorities have to find other means so specially to support next to a presidential campaign. this commission is great news because it's most too ridiculous. the press is already starting to call to talk about the contradictions of its members, the fake news that they themselves

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live in menlo park, mac sterile, kpix 5. >> hard to unring that bell. we do have full coverage on the hearing on cbsn bay area . there , you can watch all of this morning's proceedings. >>> to the weather now. it was like outside of oakland. the bay area got a break from the heat today. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the cooler weather, and it is finally starting to feel like fall. we have been so patient. it's finally here. >>> it will be even cooler tomorrow. you can open up that part of the wardrobe as we enter the rest of the week. pitchers right now, 10 to 20 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. that is a significant drop in temperatures. it is 21 degrees cooler in santa rosa right now than it was at 5:00 on monday. 20 degrees cooler in hayward, but a lot of locations, 15 to 20 degrees off of yesterday's pace. the exception is along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow, cooler than today. the warm spots are only going to be up into the mid-70s for highs. the mid-60s around the bay, with upper 50s along the coast. we take a look at tomorr

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dash—mac dash—mac from the conservative party.er he would be a tax—cutting chancellor by the end of this parliament for those voices many coming from the backbenches saying we want to hear about tax cuts it seems they will have to wait a bit longer. now on bbc news, we take a look at life at 50 degrees. this is how they flare the gas. the habitats of this land are suffering, with the abject poverty. we have demanded today that gas flaring should stop, because it is illegal. this is my children. i see some women working this tapioca. then i ask them, would you lend me? we now start to put them inside sack and carry them to the floor station. this is the road. we are on our way, we are almost there. so, we are here now. that is the fire. can't get close now. it's too hot. there is a whole lot of oil industry in nigeria. all we get from it is our area being polluted and hot fire. every day, the sun is changing, the fire is getting much. the days are just going bad, bad, bad, bad. it's not fair. seven feet. he live here. barbed wire.

new 14 and 16 inch mac book pros among the headliners.ts at $2,000, bigger screen at 2500. the revamped mac books have the m 1 chips in them that are faster than laptops with intel chips. >>> covid-19 cases are dropping, but not in every community across the country. a new docu series explores why some tounls are struggling to contain the virus and battle against covid-19 misinformation. >> live your life. whatever is going to happen is going to happen. >> i didn't know there was a last time i was going to see my dad, you know. >> he's unresponsive, intubated. she's pleading with him to fight. i can't say anything. that's sad. >> our priests were worn out with all of the funerals. >> people believing they're the main character in their story, that they're infallible, nothing can happen to them. why would anything happen to the main character? >> that was just a portion of the four part docu-series dying to be wrong, the price of misinformation. watch the first episode now on lx.com or xfinity channel 185. >>> a sign of progress for the se

. >>> make way for the new mac computer. apple will unveil the latest mac next week. it's expected monday during the company's apple unleashed event. stream it on their website on apple tv. the next generation mac is rumored to be powered by a silicon chip, which is supposed to offer faster performance. >>> rising sea levels could put two-thirds of the global population under water. that includes soma, liberty island and the santa monica pier. the earth could warm by 3 degrees celsius a century leading to more sea ice melting. >> we show cuba, china and we think, okay, that's awful. but that's someone else. that's not us. let's just say the u.s. wasn't impacted, which it will be. all these people that are losing their homes and people losing their livelihoods, they're going to go somewhere. they will show up on our coastline. this is a problem for everyone. we can't just say, oh, i live in denver or i live in dallas. this doesn't affect me. this affects all of us. >> you can watch the full story on nbclx. >>> we will be right back with an odd standoff that lasted half

who bet with the new processors, the mac can surprise the up side.ne i was talking to gene muenster he is placing his bets that at the company's next big software show, which you would expect june, you may get an unveiling of a mixed-reality headset tim cook does believe that's the next great platform. >> the sorkin boys will be waiting. >>> take a look at what's happening form the stock lower after multiple analyst notes and how a spin jooff of espn would impact the stock joining us is michael nathanson. good morning to you. >> good morning. >>> now the questions are coming the questions are coming the company pivoted, saying we're going all in on streaming, now the markets, not so sure >> i think the market got ahead of itself, and the early guidance did is any gave was during a pandemic. they did an amazing job of pulling demand in. now the question is, are the forecasts too high >> the last couple quarters, it's been slowing. we think growth is going to slow and where the growth is coming from >> so you take that piece and you put them together.

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people in iraq preliminary election results point to a positive outcome for the party of shia cleric mac tada. asada. ah, but none of the political blocks appear to have secured a majority. former prime minister maria mckee looked said to have the ins, largest thought among sheer parties. sunday's pole was held several months early after mass anti government protest. ali hashim has more from baghdad, with a mac that a solder, getting his majority in the parliament. more remark it to these people were able to mobilize the supporters base and get them to the falling station, a secure their majority in the parliament. and now start thinking of the day after, however, it wasn't, it wasn't the same for other parties for those traditional islamic groups also in the country who most of them lost a lot of the presence of the parliament in avenues the u. k. government's delay in imposing a lockdown at the site of the corona virus. pandemic is one of the country's 1st ever public health failures. that's the conclusion of a newly released parliamentary report. the inquiry by m. p is also found, rel

they have been replacing inside the macs with processors that it says delivers more performance a 16-inch version and 14-inch version. order today, available next week apple says users will feel the difference better cameras and mics. >> what a huge day for the mac and our pro users. these are the most powerful notebooks we have built and the performance and capabilities to deliver. >> announced new airpods with new design wireless charge for $179 analysts think it's part of the wearable division for 5% of total sales. back to you all. >> we have to get you doing an apple out in that field that tim cook's in some point. >> i'll put in a call and see what i can make it work. >> great backdrop for that thank you so much. for that information let's discuss and bring in an analyst from evercore isi. how significant is this? are there big surprises? >> i think from the product base is kind of what folks expected for the moe part the things that surprised me is the price increases. you saw across the board new airpods at $179. that's 13% more than the one out there now. the books are 5% mor

already some neighbour—macs i measure. already some neighbour—macs i having _ measure.ady some neighbour—macs i having to he _ measure. already some neighbour—macs i having to be escorted and looked after by _ i having to be escorted and looked after by police present —— already some _ after by police present —— already some mps— after by police present —— already some mps are having to be escorted. i am some mps are having to be escorted. i am simply— some mps are having to be escorted. i am simply looking at this from a wider— i am simply looking at this from a wider perspective to say that until we fully— wider perspective to say that until we fully understand this threat we are actually dealing with, then we have a _ are actually dealing with, then we have a duty of care are not just to mp5, _ have a duty of care are not just to mps. the — have a duty of care are not just to mp5, the staff, but also to the mps, the staff, but also to the public— mps, the staff, but also to the public itself, but far be it for me to advise — public itself, but far be it for me to adv

there are a bunch of other macs they need to update for the next year.here's a new version of the imac many and a new version of the mac pro over the course of the next year and even into 2022. they said it is a two-year transition and we are at the halfway point. they appear to be on track for all intents and purposes. emily: a lot of people are excited about new airpods. it's about working at home and needing to be increasingly connected to anywhere, right? mark: absolutely. the new ipods come in at $180, $30 more expensive, but the old ones came out almost three years ago or $130. so that's the cheapest price for ipods at this point. emily: it will likely be a big seller for the holiday season. mark, thank you very much. meantime, another facebook whistleblower has testified before lawmakers, this time in the u.k.. she told british parliamentarians that she believed the social network allows authoritarian governments to manipulate political conversations. meantime facebook released an all-encompassing statement saying that more negative stories about

all of the macs would have to be in lock with intel.the margins they had to pay intel, when you have to pay $400 per mac, what does that mean? now they can take that money and drop the prices and innovate. emily: the supply chain crunch is impacting everyone. even apple. they might have to slash production. employees say this is the bleakest they have seen in terms of wait times. how bad is it? >> it is not good, but remember apple has gone down allocation. ipod was on allocation for two to three years because we could not get enough fixed. apple has some of the strongest silica and contracts in the world. maybe the other companies can't get what they need, but apple has priority allocation. if there is silica and to be made, apple is going to get it because they are strict on how they work with suppliers. emily: as innovative as apple has been, there are those who complain apple has not innovated as much as it did under steve jobs. i am curious how you respond to that. >> apple is a much bigger place. i still think it is innovating. ju

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mac organizers say the festival is sold out, and expect 70,000 guests per day. they hope people will look for ways to cut down the congestion over the weekend. >> people really need to plan ahead for their transportation. we recommend people getting here early. >> reporter: new vendors include 40 additions to the food options this year, all at a time when this industry can use the extra support. >> we are supporting the local restaurants have had an incredibly difficult time through covid. the best thing everyone can do is purchase some of their food and enjoy it. >> reporter: residents who live in the neighborhood for decades say they are happy to see the city coming together. >> it's joy after a long time of being cooped up. it doesn't inconvenience me too much. >> reporter: others who will be attending say it comes with the territory. >> that's the reality of living in any big city. >> reporter: those who use the park daily don't mind, as they will be at the festival as well. >> is a 72 hour exciting event. there is a trade-off that having park access, but i

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. >> morgan, the mac has been a winner for apple and now the expectation is new macs could be on theis event later today, specifically reports suggests the company will introduce high-end mac book pros running on apple's own chips instead of intel's processors new models could apparently include a new design, charger and displays in 14 inch and 16 inch sizes the mac has been a standout for apple. more people look to those machines as they learn to work from home during the pandemic and recent three quarters ending in june 2021 mac sales totaled $26 billion. up nearly 33% year over year one question is what all this means for intel. bernstein estimates apple accounts for a low single digit percentage of intel's revenue, but the biggest risk these macs are a hit and encourage others to follow suit reports also indicate that apple has been hard at work on the next generation of its lower end airpods too. we're waiting to see if those make an official debut today as well they estimate airpods account for 5% of total sales. part of the faster growing wearables division back to you. >> yea

they include two mac book pro laptops with chips that apple says are 70% faster than previous models. plus it's bringing back the much-missed mag safe laptop charger, unveiling the third generation of air pods and they charge wirelessly. look, i'm a mac user, and i've never bought air pods, never used them. >> they can change your life, trust me. >> i have noise canceling headphones, though. now you know what i want for christmas. but i'll probably get the gift like in march of 2022. >> coming up, kim kardashian as sherlock holmes. the photo of the star posing next to an ancient egyptian sarcophagus has now exposed an international smuggling scheme. >>> and later, the sword just discovered that may date to the crusades. you're watching "world news now." ♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪ that this heart of mine embraces ♪ ♪ all day through ♪ [doorbell] ♪ in that small cafe ♪ ♪ the park across the way ♪ ♪ the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ walk like an egyptian ♪ >>> a golden egyptia

and ipad had major product announcements just last week with mac book pro and these are game changers. we are, though, cook told me, on deep back log. ipad is also terribly constrained for the quarter, cook said. right now i'm more concerned on supply of both of those than the demand skeptics we know sound the alarm, however they say these two products are going to hit air pockets as students return to school and emee somewhere in between that mac and ipad growth will moderate, but not as much as skeptics think hybrid work is here to stay, he tells me and more people will be consuming more content at home supply will catch up with demand in fiscal '22 ipad growth of 10% both comfortably higher than the street back to you. >> josh, one of the things that i have bib een thinking about we this goes the replacement cycle for pcs have changed now you need a pc for everybody in your household if your kids are of school age just in case they have to quarantine on their way back from vacation maybe in the past you thought they could do with just a smaller mobile device. not any more and then

some changes that never really caught on with apple users. >> there was so many complaints about the mac. you know, mac pro users were like, what about you forgot about us and now all of a sudden apple's delivering industry-leading performance and efficiency for their pro users with max. >> now the air pods are expected to have a longer battery life. new ear tips and shorter stems. it's all happening during the global chip shortage that has just hagel apple supply lines and reportedly caused the company to slash productions of its new iphone. 13 buys million is 10 million units. >> we'll be right back after the break. well, you know, you're getting closer to the holidays when the ice skating rink in san francisco starts to assemble construction on the outdoor rink is underway. there are special events scheduled throughout the holiday season. general admission is $19 and includes skate rentals along with that tickets are sold online only in the ice rink opens on wednesday, november 3rd. and take a look at this. the san francisco zoo is launching its own line of beer. it features a special

is loyalty to mac honoured twice with the national award.— loyalty to mac honoured twice with the national the islamic- the national award. is considered as a hero for giving the islamic world l a hero for giving the islamic world its only nuclear bomb but his legacy was also marred by allegations of smuggling the technology to countries like iran, north korea and libya. he was put under house arrest in 2004 after he confessed on state television of selling nuclear secrets. ii 4' television of selling nuclear secrets. ii «i i i i i secrets. i take full responsibility for my actions — secrets. i take full responsibility for my actions and _ secrets. i take full responsibility for my actions and seek - secrets. i take full responsibility for my actions and seek your. secrets. i take full responsibility - for my actions and seek your pardon. national— for my actions and seek your pardon. national contamination did nothing to dent his popularity among the masses. today the whole nation is set in. he was loyal to the country and made pakistan and nuclear power. the doctor was widely respected i

so the 14 inch mac book begins about $2000.inch model at 2500, the new air pods that apple unveiled at a lot of features that used to be exclusive to the higher into model and amazon is offering lucrative incentives to lure talent amid a supply chain crunch and a tight labor market. the average salary for the seasonal jobs as $18 an hour. they're offering some bonuses too. that can be as much as $3,000. now walmart target other retailers also looking to hire for the holidays. so it could be very competitive among all these season and space travel is a popular desire among about half of american adults. however, new value penguin survey found that even though half of americans would like to travel to space. money is an issue. only one in 5 said they spend at least a $100,000 to take that trip into space live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to james. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> and i don't like those movies. by the way, the thor movie. i was like love year-old man, you know, is flying off shelves, al

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ah the last time i had which katya, as bella, bless jesse mac and you know, she could change the new but the most thought about us mccraney. do you you took up stages postal with me at the bowie uber, there's the lean stallion. but it's about it's the air dumping into this country and thanks for your question. cuddle share in your long and there's like some yeah yeah. vision rather still falling. are you sure you know as or 3, but i just have somebody come partner and got me out unless you have the zip code that you could you know, blow up ah, it's clear that you samaritan guys are doing their best to integrate into what must be a very different way of life, but talk about the addition of samaritan society. what does it think of then i put a siobhan legacy at all, but also to let you know be if i lost my father, can british americans allow, could i know my son? i grew up. mr. i do like my little hobbies, you will buy my auto visit a weekly dejana. i could have bought it yet. so what do you know? she miss coffee if sarah oller, i'm sorry, i learned me by mister, i'm the cas dash gazda

call is that mac hone. did come out with a promise to try and get a secure and reasonable agreement at the cop $26.00 summit. this of course, something of a tremendous simple because for the u. k. this climate summit has something that has been shown as a proof of how britton can actually be a serious player and a post breck, that the post breaks it situation that it finds itself in. so this climate summit means a tremendous amount for the government in particular for the prime minister who has been touching this is one of his main issues. he has been sort of focusing on strong with the other leaders around the world. now, if he can get to the cloud, as it were of president mac cohen in turn the european union to try and support him on some of those issues. and indeed to deliver a successful agreement, then that will reflect well on barbara johnson as well. however, looking at the reality have the picture. you've got again, as the lexi mentioned, you've got an election, which is in place for the for michael

so to what extent then is this dot—mac we have known for a long time it is an international issue andy have heard it from the european union is well on occasions. where does this go? it is all very well highlighting another allegedly drugs baron been captured but if it makes no difference, so what?- captured but if it makes no difference, so what? you know, that is exactly — difference, so what? you know, that is exactly what _ difference, so what? you know, that is exactly what i've - difference, so what? you know, that is exactly what i've been i that is exactly what i've been talking about all day long and i thank you for mentioning that because i think it is pretty pointless for colombia to keep on fighting this war on drugs. in 2022 we do have an election and for the first time their candidates are openly talking about alternatives to the war on drugs. will they succeed? still too early to tell but it does not look but we will have international support is a country if there is a candidate that decides this is another direction they want to take. people in colombia getting this n