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you look at mozilla, it became a lifeline keeping that company alive. not to gogs tend away.t is an important line. paul, gene munster is bullish on apple. a lot of other analysts, not so much. do you think apple's story plays out this year? >> did gene stop being foolish at any point? no fault of jean. i am still very concerned about apple in the current calendar fiscal year. i think you are going to see negative year-over-year .omparable declines i think iphone seven, it is difficult to see this is the blockbuster upgrade we saw on the six. course, so much of the growth has been coming from asian markets and we have seen what is happening in terms of the recession and broad economic decline. i don't see a recently optimistic. emily: what is going to be the next most significant product on apple? focusing on the near term, some of services like apple pay or music. those are really incremental. another analyst was saying for an iphone apple gets about $300 in profit. payet even $100 from apple require 60,000 transactions. these services require so much volume to add up to mak

. >> he invented one of the most popular programming languages we use today and found the mozilla browserhis opinion was the popular opinion in california at that time and he still lost his job for it. >> there is a vengefulness to this. brendan eich isn't an evil person. he just has a different points of view. john: part of the problem is he didn't speak out. the star of duck dynasty did.ll after robertson is criticized for telling gq magazine he kerred homosexual behavior sinful. he didn't back off. >> i'm from the running from anything. >> he stood itch to it. reporter: the tv network earned- his suspension. chick-fil-a spoke out in its defense of its owners' beliefs and sales soared. >> the answer is always to push back twice as hard. john: the beenham brothers pushed back. a week after they lost their tvi show, someone told them, one of your clients, sun trust bank is actually going to be removing all of their business from you and your franchisees. i got nervous thinking we would lose all of our business as a result of a smear campaign. so we decided to take the story public. john:

tech companies like blackrock, google and mozilla went office space for classes and financed the programsts get the basics. >> some of that's curriculum and content. understanding fund-raising, building aboard, building a product. >>reporter: 14 nonprofits have come to -- through the program and have each groom their budgets by an average of $1.7 million. >> i'm really excited about that. >> reporter: as for core -- corey, he can't thank them enough. >> they really want to see win. >> reporter: bringing together technology and nonprofits to make the world a better place. >> you can nominate someone you know for the jefferson awards at www.cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,, fake pricing schemes. a class-action suit filed her the bay area accuses macy'sf inflating the "original" pr on its d >>> another major retailer accused of misleading customers with fake pricing schemes. a clash accident suit filed here in the bay area accuses macy's of inflating discounted merchandise. >> apparently, that makes the deals seem better than they were before. >>> governor jerry brown wants to make roads more smith but it

a pretty picture rum -- from mozilla. -- oc a left. boone picked up two inches and downtown des moines, 1.1 inches and at the airport, 1.2 inches. not much but enough to make the roads slippery and this morning a few flurries on the backside of the system, the holding wrapping up and moving to the great lakes and showers and thunderstorms extending southward. showers across minnesota and if they pull together they would come into the northern part of the state, we cannot rule out a few more flurries throughout the early afternoon. it will be blustery, a northwest winds on the backside of the system that will keep temperatures down, holding them steady into the upper-20's, it will feel colder and made knock you around on the roads. ames looking pretty, a nice fresh like it of snow and travel maybe slower than usual across much of the state although the freeway is looking good, mainly just wet, a feels like temperature 16 due to the brisk wind from the northwest. highs today close to where they are now, occasional flurries or freezing mi

mentors leaders in technology, nonprofits and philanthropy, companies and foundations like google and mozillaace for classes and financing the program with donations. so nonprofits get the basics. >> some of that is curriculum and content, understanding of fundraising and managing a board or building a product. >> reporter: shannon and kevin say so far, 14 nonprofits have come through the program and they have each grown their budgets by an average $1.7 million. >> i'm really excited about that. >> reporter: he learned how to improve his website so it now gets tens of thousands of visitors. he can't thank shannon and kevin enough. >> i call them randomly just to tell them thanks for believing in me. they are genuine people. they really want to see you win. >> reporter: so for bringing together technology and nonprofits, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shannon farley and kevin barenblat. the application process for this summer's training program begins in march. they chose the name fast forward because they wanted to accelerate the good in the world. they are doing just tha

in a country like mozilla, you have 4000 in that ovulation.off a long time ago. everyone is welcome to read it. since 2014, there have been clusters of cases. dealing with microcephaly. looking at the length of this. now to have the cdc in january. pregnant women in america. don't go to 22 countries. south america, central america is in our backyard. some of these countries have been telling each other -- >> be careful. you have to tell the public. even doctors were not well informed. >> there is no vaccine and no medication. it will take years before you see anything. >> the time is out. donald trump. a fox news debate. the third hour of arnie is three minutes away. ♪ stuart: 11:00 o'clock eastern. here are your top stories. that is a supply of oil. the price of oil actually did not go down. it stayed virtually flat. it has hit a two-year low. some of that loss and boeing is reflect did in the loss with the dow. apple. huge profit. record iphone sales. disappointed with their outlook for the future. down it goes. oprah winfrey. lost 26 pounds