after the twelfth grade is completely arbitrary and does not reflect the realities of today i was robert apple founder of forgive student loan debt dot com with mad cow disease on the rise treated beef and pink slime nuggets do people have the right to know what they're eating and how their food is made all that's left up to big agribusiness and factory farms the answer is no and if you try to find out you could be charged with this third degree felony they're called agag laws and they make it illegal to conduct undercover investigations into the treatment of livestock on factory farms i when you talk of already passed a bill this year that ban the practice and missouri could be close behind so these laws protect farmers and their businesses like legislators kine or is this just a desperate attempt by the food industry to cover up their unsafe and inhumane practices i was joined earlier by matt rice director of investigations mercy for animals i asked him why if they have nothing to hide are they hiding everything here's where the say. that is a good question abbie and undercover investigation

london chile and just last week in montreal and they've all turned violent and joining me now is robert apple founder of forgive student loan debt dot com robert why do you think that we don't see students coming out in droves to protest the outrageous student debt crisis in this country. because there are no consumer protections already in use and. there's very little work for anyone with debt if they find themselves in financial trouble there are no bankruptcy protections there's no steps limitations on the collections and they're basically stuck with these debts for life. you know we just saw obama on the campaign trail saying that just eight years ago him in the shell finally got rid of their student loans do you think that him and romney are just pandering to the student vote is there anything they can legitimately do to curtail the predatory student loan interest companies well i don't believe that. that's i believe that this is an issue that affected him personally as he spoke about yesterday and today that he just paid off its last eight years. that we've ever had so. he has years of

apple or google? more responses now that we've received from the twitterverse at cnbc "closing bell." robert apple by far. customer loyalty. almost bought a google phone, and it made me feel as if i was betraying my wife. anthony gargiulo said how much did you spend on apple approximate and services this year? google and facebook don't have your credit card number. apple does. tim reeth supported apple is the best brand. when was the last time someone camped out all night to get a search result? thank you so much for all your tweets on this topic. great point and, of course, we always love hearing from you. please continue to tweet us @cnbcclosingbell. a market stat check. tomorrow the average closed at session highs on the backs of optimism of economic growth in china. china's gdp numbers will be released at 10:00 p.m. our time in the u.s. dow industrials up. numbers up 1.4%. that's the biggest move in a month. s&p 500 closed above the key 70 support level. as you can see up 18 points and the nasdaq racked up 1.3% in gains. that is the best gain in nearly three weeks. for the nasdaq still a

robert bazell, thank you, as always. >>> apple reported second quarter earnings today, it was a blockbuster. $11.6 billion in profit. up 94% from the same time last year. much of this increase, they say, came from asia gobbling up iphones and ipads. by the way, they're selling over 8 million iphones per month. apple stocks surged 7%. in after hours trading. the stock went up more than $40 a share. as for the rest of wall street, it was a mixed day, the dow was up more than 74 points. the nasdaq lost almost 9 and the s&p 500 up 5. still ahead as we continue along the way on the front lines, an extraordinary look at an american fire department really under siege, fighting to save a city. >>> and later, america's teacher of the year. and what she can teach just about everybody about doing our best. >>> despite a lot of good people working hard to make it better, the city of detroit has seen more than its share of problems in recent years. and the city's fire commissioner came under fire himself this week for suggesting his department should let abandoned buildings in the city burn down, rather

apples and oil today. >> yes. >> stuart, we'll be watching your show three hours from right now on fox business. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show, bombshell revelation about the assassination of robert f. kennedy. a witness claims what she saw isn't what history ended up writing. >> and remember just last week, the state department declared the war on terror over? one senior official did well, our next guest the former senior advisor at the u.s. special command says that couldn't be further from the truth. what does he know that the administration doesn't? right back. i love cash back.

. >> but first one day before draft time robert griffin, iii putting away some of the glitz and glamour of broadway for a little football fun in the big apple. we'll show you what happens. >>> excuse me, folks, i'm all choked up because this time tomorrow the redskins will be on the verge of picking robert griffin, iii with the no. 2 pick in the 2012 nfl draft, but today was a little bit of fun. the heisman trophy winning quarterback joined other top prospects to give back to the game. the college stars were teaching football and fitness skills to 600 kids at the nfl's play 60 draft celebration and rg3 says while tomorrow is a dream come true, it means even more to his family. >> it's more important to my family, my mom and my dad, my friends, everybody involved is cheering and it's a celebration of what i was able to do and what they helped me do in my past. so i'm going to save it and when i get -- savor it and when i get drafted, i'm going to fly to d.c. >> for rg3's parents, their moment comes tomorrow night when their son's name is called inside radio city music hall. our dave owens caught up with the griffins in new york city. >> repo

robert of lewis capital told cnbc last month he felt apple was forming a top.> what you see here, technically, it's a thrust. it's a blow off top. so basically the most irrational investors, who are chasing apple, climbing into the stock, suddenly a wave of selling appears. >> and i'm sure nobody complained about that to you, robin, i'm sure. and time to go long again. and the big rally today, you'd rather not see it, right in. >> i think apple always pushing the envelope when the market bounced back and apple had a negative divergence, it could be a good short. you didn't know it was going to get down to 575. it's a good risk reward to the long side and i wasn't expecting to move to 605, 607. i think it's constructive for the market and constructive for the bulls. >> well, when i looked at apple, initially i thought what would be the top of the stock? what would be a level whereby sellers would come in? and that's when apple reaches 5% of the total market capital, the s&p 500. usually mutual funds and insurance institutional investors -- >> so it's a warning f

i view this as robert griffin iii because when you look at it, number one pick for me was apple.fter apple was starbucks. >> andrew luck was apple. >> this is rg 3. >> forgot. sorry about that. when you look at what starbucks has done already, it's a body of work very much like rg3. everything looks great, they're clicking near 52-week highs. they'll have earnings tonight. >> rg3 a little raw for the pros. >> so is starbucks, but they have all that potential because by 2015 they'll have 1500 stores in china. they also have energy drinks and juice and bringing in little alcohol for those who want the alcohol. >> pete najarian starbucks with a fifth pick. we have two more to go. >> go with the booze if you want extra revenue. what do you make of this mermaid lady? >> i like this very much. only thing that concerns me, the team name, pony express, remember southern miss? now, here's what i like about this. this is a gutsy move ahead of earnings today. i like a guy who sticks his neck out. that's how you get reward in this game. >> it's already up by 30% this year. >> i don't care. i

apple's app store or the android store. you will find it on our website. coming up, much more on robert griffin iii and the redskins draft picks. plus, the washington capitals begin their second round series in new york. game one highlights coming up next.  >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman where today, robert griffin, iii, was introduced to the media and his fans. i would call it a historic day at fedex field. robert griffin iii walking to the stage at fedex field a little after 2:20. he would later sing hail to the redskins. the redskins talked a lot before the process after the process and today he was asked, did the redskins tell you today anything different? >> you know, i didn't hear anything much different other than it's official. you know, i'm a washington redskin. they are excited about that, happy to have me as part of the organization. and they are relying on me. they are relying on me and i like to be relied on, because i feel like i can help in any way possible. >> if there's anyone who can speak to the fans and their perspective, it's lindsey m

apple is still working on a high-definition television. >>> the winchester mystery house has been a popular bay area attraction for decades. now, robert honda reports, the strange and spooky story will soon be on the big screen. >> it is known as the house built for spirits. the legend that the mystery house will soon be a motion picture. the movie will be made by exclusive media and the company, hammer, producers of pictures such as women in black that grossed $100 million. >> exposure for the movie is great for the house. >> reporter: the victorrian mansion and the 161 rooms of the home was sara winchester. the widow of the man who made a fortune from the winchester rifle. sara continuously expanded the mansion from 1884 until her death in 1922. in a mix of history and mathology she designs strange quirky stairs, rooms, hallways to accommodate the spirits of the people killed by the winchester rifle. it is an attraction of 2100 visitors. >> the door that led to nowhere and the stair case that ended in the ceiling and the cubbards with nothing in them. >> reporter: the seven winding turns is one of many places here where people say t

robert mood arrived in damascus yesterday. activists say two bombs detonated at syrian security headquarters today, killed more than 20 people. a cease-fire was supposed to go into effect april 12th. >>> coming up next, apple's secret to paying lower taxes. >>> plus president obama cracks up the crowd at this weekend's white house correspondents' dinner. we'll have the highlights. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm a coach. , but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastball is to some of these kids. but my coach had hit that pitch before. turning data into useful answers. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. that make kids happy. and even fewer that make moms happy too. with wholesome noodles and bite sized chicken, nothing brings you together like chicken noodle soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. people will have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin wi

robert? >> front page of the new york times, a story about apple making billions of dollars and pay no taxesere is a huge corporate tax loophole the apple is headquartered in cuperdino and they are in the kcayman islands and other places. >> cinderella will be heading back to new york. that's a wrap of the sunday edition. up next, "meet the press." have a great day. see you from new york next see you from new york next weeken [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with

apple's fifth price drop in a row. >>> janet napolitano spoke in san jose about how to increase security in cyberspace and she asked students to join the fight. ktvu's robert handa will bring osreport a-- bring us a report ahead. now back to our top story. ktvu's kara lieu is live where she learned one of the sailors was weeks away from a major accomplishment. >> reporter: i want to show you a growing memorial here. flowers and cards there, and a remembrance tonight. the giants honoring the lost crew members. she grew up in the organization. . >> reporter: she was the bat girl. they were a couple. she said she was like family. >> she was going to be my sister. and it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: the family was too distraught to speak on camera but they said he was a champion sailor who shared his love with the support. his passion for life will be missed by all. the director sailed with him. >> terrific guy. getting ready to graduate from college in a couple weeks. bright, cheerful guy. >> reporter: like many, he was friends with many of the sailors. he worked at the club taking care of boats. >> terrific guy. had a nickname irish allen. just a gre

. >> tonights nfl draft in the big apple excitement is building as red skins fans patiently wait for the word robert griffin the third will come to washington even though he has not thrown an nfl pass the 22-year-old, is already being hailed as the potential saviour of the red skins but will rg 3 be if quarterback to bring washington its fourth super bowl title? >> we are looking forward to get some excitement, you know, and i hope that is what he can bring to the team just excitement. >> rg 3 is something special we haven't had since you know, forever. >> he looks -- just looks like a first class quarterback. >> now if red skins do indeed take rg 3 it will be the first time the franchise has taken a quarterback with the second overall pick since 1961. >> you can join the fox 5 sports team for draft day 2012 qv count down tonight 6:30 p.m. we will be live in new york at red skins park and fedex field, tonight at 6:30 p.m. >>> new this morning, police have made an arrest in connection to the death of 16- year-old felicia barnes authorities took michael johnson into custody late last night barnes sist

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robert caro on sunday, may 6. >> on april 11, the is department department of justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against apple andmcmillan and others. >> "the agitator's daughter" is the name of the book and sheryll cashin is the author but she's also a professor of law. at georgetown university. professor cashin, who is the agitator? >> my dad, dr. john cashin, jr., who, may you rest in peace, he just passed this past year spent what kind of an agitator was a? >> well, my dad founded an independent democratic party in alabama at a time when the regular democratic party was dominated by george wallace and the dixiecrat. and despite being a dentist and a two-time five victorian, his abdication was agitation, and he poured hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money, this was in the '60s mind you, and early '70s come into this political party. so that alabamians could vote for lyndon johnson rather than george wallace, and the hundreds of thousands of newly registered black voters would have people to vote for, could not just go but also run for office. and so that was his life's work, and he was very much co