turns out siri didn't know where he went or happened. but the wall street journal reports he was asked to leave after refusing to own up to bugs in apple's new mapping service. and the company's new retail chief, john browett, is also gone after just five months on the job. he also presided over some missteps, most notably cutting hours at apple stories, a move the company acknowledged as a mistake. >>> a man who walked into the path of a light rail train never saw it coming. but he probably should have. cbs 5 reporter kiet do shows us it's just the latest example of a smartphone leading to a not- so-smart move. >> reporter: we arrived on seen seconds after it happened. the man was stumbling around, bloody and delirious. just moments before, he was on the ground, unconscious. >> i thought he was dead, because he was there lying in part of his -- part of his feet were under the train, actually. all twisted and everything. i'm surprised he actually survived. [ sound of ambulance ] >> reporter: jordan saw the whole thing. he says the man wa

but beyond siri, ruben ramirez takes a look at what's likely to shape technology, not tomorrow or next year, but 20 years from now. >> reporter: brian david johnson has a pretty cool job. he's constantly on the move, criss-crossing the globe as he tries to imagine the future of technology. how do you see the relationships that we have with devices that we use everyday now like our iphones with siri, how do you see that evolving and changing in 20 years? >> your devices have all this computation intelligence and just living with your devices, just living with your smartphone, you'll actually program it. so just living with your smartphone, your smartphone will know you. >> reporter: what do companies need to do to continue to be innovative and think not just about tomorrow but 20 years from now? >> people want very basic things. people don't change that much and if we can use all of this power to make their lives better then i think we're going to be on the right track. i think if we just think about people as customers, people who can just pay money, i think we're looking at the wrong

starting with improved siri, for example.omething which understands my accent well and something that you can give a very high-level command, book my tickets, and it will handle it all for you. >> it will take siri to a whole new level. >> so that is one example. in a more near-term application. things that will understand. for example, in medical diagnosis you can give an image of a tissue and the computer will be able to tell us whether that is cancerous or not. further out applications would be systems that can just understand data. that is what fundamentally humans do. our cortex does. you know, we are bombarded with information, and we make a model of the world from all that information. and that's what eventually a.i. will be able to help us. >> is this sort of the ultimate manifestation of this whole big data phenomenon that we're talking about, is being able to take huge volumes of data, find for instance that as a human you may not -- >> that's right. this will be the culmination of that because now it is all about c

mobile devices that is on times after all the on us i've got my i phone and sometimes i like to ask siri you know hey sarah i'm in the mood for italian work i go or is there sushi where i am and you know she figures out where i am and you know give me back some responses always give me good recommendations but i think what a lot of people don't understand is that it's not just about you know googling you know where the nearest department store or restaurant is it's not about talking to siri that marketers are not like there's so much but that the government does have the ability to see where people are. anytime right and. listeria knows where you are that means apple servers probably somewhere in cupertino california know where you are and that means that the government can figure out where you are as well if they have access to those servers and so look i mean nobody's saying that even the a.c.l.u. the electronic frontier foundation the civil liberties groups that are part of this case there are things that we should never have access to and that the issue here is under what circumstanc

know googling you know where the nearest department store or restaurant is it's not about talking to siri that marketers are not like there's so much but that the government does have the ability to see where people are. anytime right and. listeria knows where you are that means apple servers probably somewhere in cupertino california know where you are and that means that the government can figure out where you are as well if they had access to those servers and so look i mean nobody's saying that even the a.c.l.u. the electronic frontier foundation the civil liberties groups that are part of this case there are things that we should never have access to is that the issue here is under what circumstances they can have access to this location information and the groups are saying well we have a fourth amendment to the u.s. constitution it says get a search warrant go to a judge demonstrate a will cause that this is hundreds of years old this language is from. the bill of rights then acted over two hundred years ago you know how to do it just do that and then you can get the data and the g

the accusation is quote a vicious lie and publishing pictures showing siri crying was rep prehenceablehe horse show is taking over. >> brings awareness to breast cancer. holly joins us live with details. 9:43. where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. what mitt romney's tv ads say about women? or what mitt romney himself says? mitt romney: do i believe the supreme court... should overturn roe v. wade? yes. and it would be my preference that they, that they... reverse roe v. wade. hopefully reverse roe v. wade. overturn roe v. wade. planned parenthood, we're going to get rid of that. i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. anncr: no matter what mitt romney's ads say. we know what he'll do. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >>> this morning, we are learning all about the washington international horse show. >> the event just doesn't highlight beautiful breeds and talented trainers, puts a spotlight on carrying for the community. holly has more on that from the verizon c

fox's jonathan siri has the latest. >> pain, to manage the pain. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention has a bold warning. 13,000 americans might be at some risk in a meningitis outbreak linked to tainted steroid injects for back pain -- injections for back pain. >> the problem is if it is injected with fungus and it is injected into the spinal fluid, that can travel up to the brain. >> the steroid was made i i bia specialty pharmacy in massachusetts which has called the product. -- the steroid was made by a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts which was recalled the product. tennessee health officials rushing to get the word out to patients who may not even know they've been infected. >> in many cases, that meant knocking on doors and asking and answering questions. >> reporter: patients saw this medication as a way to manage their pain without surgery. >> the procedures that they wanted to take, i'm not going to do surgery, you don't tamper with your thais pretty dangerous so i decided to try this route. >> reporter: even though this potentially contaminated inj

from -- when siri's uprising began 18 months ago there were also contests here in the main square, but they were forcefully put down. aside from an occasional demonstrations or an explosion since then this remains one of the most peaceful areas in all of syria. and the authorities are determined to keep it that way because this region is too important to lose. this is the ancestral home of the assads. they are large minority in this city and they dominate the hills beyond. bashar al-assad's father is buried in these hills. we were given rare access to the family mausoleum. from poor roots, he died in 2000 as an all-powerful president. it's often said that his son is under pressure to preserve his legacy. the town was quiet when we visited. but since then there have been reported clashes between leading alawite families, a measure of growing unease over their place in syria's troubled future. this region is still regarded as the president's last holdout. there's even been speculation it could form a breakaway state. war has reached part of this area. this amateur video claims to show de

reports say apple is hiring an amazon exec to run siri. other reports say the the new ipad mini, yet to debut, will sell for arund $250. and - aw sugar - general mills and nestle company both plan to cut back on the sweetner in some products. john brady of rj o'brien gets the ball rolling for us this morning. good morning to you. there has been a lot of drama in oil lately. what is going on? > > i think there are concerns aboua global economic slowdown. the emerging market economies, brazil and china specifically, have suggested their economies are beginning to slow. and of course, the ongoing crisis in europe, as well as perhaps a 2%, 2.2% growth index year in the united states suggests that perhaps closer to $100 a barrel oil was a little bit overpriced. we do think, however, it is going to find equilibrium and support right around the $88-a-barrel level here, and i think the market will most likely keep in tune with what's taking place in the middle east as well. > > how critical will today's earnings be to your trading? we have j&j, go

various things, now he has siri. that means he has all of apple's services together. they have been great at hardware and software. mobile me is an example of that. that flopped. trade flood icloud. the guy able to help it bounce back is in charge of all apple's services. very key in this. >> are we starting to see a new succession plan emerge? you mentioned scott forstall was rumored or talked about as potential successor to tim cook. could these two gentlemen now be regarded potential successors? >> johnny was always a name that's come as somebody who could succeed steve jobs. i think for a lot of people pointed to the fact he's not known as being an operation alpern. he is a big picture vision airy. a man that continues to be -- eddie particularly -- he's able to transport the apple's culture and get them really succeeding and services. then i think he is able certainly to be right up there near the top of the list. >> our connection is getting -- not very good here. jon, thanks for that. and we will talk to you later on. simon baker, i'm curious, what's your initi

the phone gets high marks mostly for its largest display along with an improved siri feature and a camera one to have best found in smart phone. >>> caters to latinos. various community groups are investigating in the decision to take part in the federal program kuled e-verify that checks the status of employees. pueblo said it's participating after a federal audit of its workers' immigration status. pueblo said it will rehire any worker fired for being in the country illegally once they gain legal status. >>> why changing scenery could also mean a giant change in your play off perspective. >>> the motto here is go big or go home. we'll show you which of these monstrous boards won the big prize of the pumpkin way off in bay today. >>> and i'm back here at 7:20 with the latest computer model. it shows some sprinkles out there. i'll line it up for you and show you when you can expect the chance [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn'

especially if one of them is in such disarray he could or should do the crucial to turkey's a nato member siri is russia's ally there this deal with that situation really evolve into a nato russia confrontation you know i don't think so that would be good if you are unlikely scenario but the events that they did happen are alarming opinion if you will actually everything we have been witnessing for the past few years but in the past leading is good points in one direction we are shifting towards global instability global and used to be used and i'm referring to the whole arc of instability that spans you know their frica in the arab world beastly consequent libya the murder of the libyan leader at the situation in syria situation in lebanon and the numerous problems in the caucasus problems in africa the world's news heading into words in. stability used to be. you're saying the world is heading toward instability. do you mean we may have another world war coming our way not a year when you stop there i wouldn't go that far but the number and intensity of local conflicts you can each story is

five prohibition zones and tackling and she say she behavior the might of been a good policy idea in siri has people say ended up a very bad policy in practice meaning hardline crackdowns on the softest of misdemeanors disconcertingly many bars in london have now high private contractors to carry out the enforcement of these fines. phil morris knows all about them after his local council hired actual services he received an eighty pound penalty for dropping a cigarette butt and that he maintains he didn't know it was illegal he refused to pay two for weeks later. so just two are acts for the private security and surveillance of the main providers a so-called inforce mint offices in the u.k. contracted by some local councils first start they get it out with cameras and uniforms but their tactics of pursuing these fines often seem far from professional all of the star wars. well the white. people we asked those local council for their response they told us to see these new offices back up for the public with the actions of the minority. who were in the dock fouls. are little. not get paid u

once she was back in lebanon should realize the incriminating pictures should filmed on the turkish siri. border had been wiped while she was in custody some believe still g. towards president assad has little to do with the situation in syria and everything to do with iran's ambitions i was devilish in this country as a major political player turkey's preparing itself for its one hundredth anniversary twenty twenty three it was the whole campaign of a very ambitious platform of how turkey is being sent from the lines it's going to position itself as a global power conquer rise establishing itself as a regional boss threatening a whole lot worse with syria and openly violating iraqi sovereignty by bombing kurdish bases not exactly what bomb but all feats of diplomacy so in turkish officials to speak of peace and stability in the region their words are drowned out by the sound of an exchange of fire with their neighbors in tel aviv r.t. . and you can find the full timeline all don't go in conflict in syria on our web site dot com expert opinion extensive analysis on the latest news i will

they're no match for siri who can understand more commands and there find me a theater playing a bruceillis movie. >> next up, navigation. >> an droid has better traffic information and more customization. apple has glitches and until those are worked out, anddroid carries the day. >> do you howe do cameras affect your voice chois? both have ability to take stilz consumer reports finds when it comes to photo quality, iphone 5 outperformed competition. >> there is some restaurants online. >> and there is on very on or sprint. it get many things right there is is making them worth consideration. due to improvements over the iphone 4 is the, the iphone 5 is among consumer reports top-rated phones up there are with motorola razr. >> there is still to come at 4:00 a special pixar screening. >> and a controversial web site taking on parents sharing too much online and why it's making >>> latest chapter in parenting wars. a blogger has taking on parents who just cannot stop bragging about their kids online. abc news has that story. >> this is a blog with mom yeez up in arms. titled stfu paren

. >> my stock is siri. >> huh?i think their captum here is liberty media. >> auto sales helping. >> david in arkansas. >> intel corp. i know they have been taking a hit. >> i have not been able to review the conference call. but i did not listen to the call so i cannot cut this flt. >> let's go to patpatrcia, what do you think about align technology? >> it had a shortfall and it has been straight up. it i had a good dentist that told me to recommend it. the stock is working. let's go to alex in new jersey. >> hi, jim. booyah. >> thank you very much for helping guide us through these in developments. dov, i bought it in the past. >> it is doing a lot to bring up value. but it is like the phillies here. but you have to wait until next year. >> john. >> john in florida. jim, a month ago you mentioned dvax. can you give me an update? >> yeah, it is a speck. it is bringing the stock down an it is a technology and i like it as a speck. and that is the conclusion of the lightening round. >> the lightening round is sponsor

. >> siri says john boner. >> stephanie: siri is always right.ce. he's made peace with voting for a mormon despite it being clear that mormon is a cult and whose numbers worship and deny the bible. he said he prefers the mormon to president obama who absolutely repudiates -- i love this, what jesus christ said about key issues like abortion and same-sex marriage which was absolutely nothing. >> jesus said nothing about those things. [ applause ] >> this is a pastor? >> you would think he knows a little something about the bible. >> you would hope. >> stephanie: yeah. i missed that part of the bible where everyone is saying oh, here jesus goes again. abortion and gays with the homo marriage. >> homos curse them so they could have lots of abortions. oh wait, that doesn't work. >> stephanie: before romney secured the nomination, he called for the nomination of rick perry because mormon is at heresy at the pit of hell but it is better than the black guy. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. 29 minutes after the hour. representative greg meeks of the

suri meets siri. we'll explain. suri is on the horn, as she's known to be. she's talking on the phone. sometimes you see her in high heels, sometimes with a fancy bag. now she's got her cell phone. anyway, there is a question about whether or not kids suri's age, how old is she, six? >> i think she's six. >> whether or not kids like that should have cell phones. she's next to her mom, so clearly she's not, you know -- >> maybe she has a special phone she uses to call her daddy. that could be that. i think phones, first of all, we don't know enough about them, i'm sorry, with the brain yet for developing brains. mine's -- forget it, no hope for my brain, but little kids who are developing, i'd like a little more research before i'd give a small child a cell phone. but in today's world, you want every tool you can have to keep your children safe. so i think i -- >> go for the phone? >> once your child is leaving the safety of home in one way or another, i would give them a cell phone. i would put real reservations on it. >> i think there's got to be a way you

. >> another tribute tonight if you ask siri she'll refer you to memorial page where people are posting their memories. back here live, you see a lot of people out here looking at the other memories posted outside the apple store. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have a jam packed weekend around the bay area. i'll pinpoint the conditions you can expect tomorrow for the start of all the fun. >> a sexting scandal. why there's concern the pictures are being sold. >> from the blue angels to aircraft carriers, fleet week is in san francisco. the highlights you don't want to miss. >> everyday ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 is all about coverage. breaking news, major news, important local stories. our team of experienced reporters and photographers swarm on big stories, journalists that dig for details day in and day out. >> it's a challenge we meet daily to serve you. >> we invite you to watch ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 everyday. >> ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. complete bay area news coverage. fleet week got off the ground with a roar of the blue angels docked all along. new at 10:00. live near one o

. >> another tribute tonight if you ask siri she'll refer you to memorial page where people are posting their memories. back here live, you see a lot of people out here looking at the other memories posted outside the apple store. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have a jam packed weekend around the bay area. i'll pinpoint the conditions you can expect tomorrow for the start of all the fun. >> a sexting scandal. fleet week got off the ground with a roar of the blue angels docked all along. new at 10:00. live near one of the big attractions with a look at what's ahead this weekend. >> reporter: 3032 has been declared a secure zone. security is tight. you can see over here and the uss will be open to the public. today we got a preview of this attraction. just one of the big ones here at fleet week. >>> the roar of the blue angels echoed through the bay today. all eyes on the jets as they sped through the sky. >> going 800 miles an hour this far away from each other. that's just amazing to me that they have the skills to do that. unbelievable. >>> fleet week is expected to bring hundreds of thou

you mentioned siri. you mentioned maps.re are some quality issues with some of the builds on the new iphone 5. there is talk of supply constraints on these devices as well. it is not executing in what has become the norm for apple in recent years. liz: let's remember too, this is important because i'm seeing a headline here at that says, u.s. stock index futures are now falling, they are now falling on the apple results which is pretty significant. now apple of course is part of so many indices because they are so huge now that a lot of, say, for example, s&p, nasdaq, the dow jones industrial average, and a lot of fund have to own apple. now the futures are actually moving on this. the futures are falling following apple's results. the stock is still halt. if you could guess what happens when it started trading again, what do you think? >> i think it would be down, i think only modestly. it is not a big miss. it is a top line number. also a strong iphone number. i think that is encouraging because we still have the holidays

. >> at the end of the day the new iphone comes out on top for the voice recognition with siri. the iphone also has better photo and video quality than android and with all of its improvements the iphone 5 is now among "consumer reports'" top rated phones. >>> it is 6:07. almost 6:08. in five minutes we have the latest in the presidential campaign. both candidates guess where they're going? virginia again. >> i wonder why. battleground state. >>> howard says today will be a 10 out of 10. clear skies, warm temperatures. but a change is coming your way. your weather first is coming up next. >>> welcome back. howard bernstein here with your weather first on this friday morning. there's a little chill in the air. we've got some 50s in the suburbs but what a beautiful day we're going to have. by noon sunny 77. high today about 83 and still gorgeous at 80 at 5:00. i'll be back in just a few minutes with changing weekend forecast. >>> howard, southbound 270 it's the volume leaving urbanna to hyattstown that slows things down. get past the truck scales and the pace is better. earlier ac

don't know who the arguments were this time, but very likely high on the target list would ibrahim al siriis a very feared al qaeda member. so at this stage, five killed, five suspected al qaeda members killed. exactly who they are, we don't know yet. >> thanks very much. >>> now let's check in with anderson cooper for a look at what's coming up on "ac 360." >> we're keeping them honest tonight. the spin is in full effect, has been all day, one day after mitt romney and president obama went head-to-head in the first debate. team obama trying to sell their boss as the winner but analysts on the left and the right and center even our own polling paint a very different picture. we're keeping them honest. >>> nearly as important as what the candidates are saying is how they say it and how they looked doing it. could make or break a candidate. we will decipher the gestures, hand shakes, smirks, with a body language expert. i'm usually kind of dubious about this stuff but really fascinating things to point out from last night. >>> plus a new chapter in the syrian conflict. tensions escalating wi

don't know who the arguments were this time, but very likely high on the target list would ibrahim al siri a very feared al qaeda member. he made the underpants bomb, other bombs. so at this stage, five killed, five suspected al qaeda members killed. exactly who they are, we don't know yet. >>> legalization of marijuana is on the ballot of many states this year. and some of you have some truly high expectations, mile-high ones. we'll be back. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects. as a result, their students achieve at a higher level. let's develop more stars in education. let's invest in our teachers... ...so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. the wheels of progress. seems they haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn around because of business people like you. and regions is here to help. with the experience and service to keep things rolling. from business loans to cash management, we want

obama campaign's running a siried of tv adds that end with in ohio only, not one of us.o back through the history of using that phrase in politics it's basically jesse helms, people saying these out of staters, these big city folk, they're not one of us. obama is using it in a totally different way. he's saying not one of us, i say rich uncle pennybags but the guy who owns the nuclear power plant in simpson's land. and it is really clearly been effective. >> not a blue collar guy like obama? >> sort of the great analogy. obama had trouble with the blue collar vote in 2008 and now like -- >> shifting the ladder shifting that it's now -- >> as ted strickland told me a couple of days ago obama benefitted in ohio but running against mitt romney. it's the comparison that matters. and he's been able to establish that comparison. romney just has not fought the battle. >> the only man in the united states capable of making barack obama look like jackie gleason in "the honeymooners is mitt romney. the area where economic argument romney has been putting forth is hitting home. in

we know they want to get into the car with siri being introduced into the car.says they're going to roll out a streaming radio later this year. you'll see lots of competition this isn't just the microsoft attack. we think you'll see a lot of very large tech companies spending a lot of money to get into this space. >> i use all these services. isn't the real estate how you can play it more important in a way than what you play? i need to have it on my smartphone to plug in to my home stereo or my computer. this is only going to be available on windows 8, right? >> initially. >> how you going to use it? how you going to play it, right? no offense, mobile -- windows mobile phones just are not that prolific. >> 100% agree with you. but tens of millions of people have xbox 360s. that's a very widely penetrated product worldwide. but again this is not so much about microsoft whether or not they're ultimately successful. this is going to roll out to an android app and ios app some time next year. obviously that's not specified right now. the key is that you're going to

fox's jonathan siri has the latest.er: the centers for disease control has a warning. >> the problem is that if that steroid is contaminated with fungus and it is injected directly into the spinal fluid, that can travel up to the linings of the brain which are the protective linings and if those get infected, that is how you get meningitis. >> the product was made by a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. this particular form has a long incubation period. it can take up to four weeks between a patient being infected and developing systems. the steroid was shipped to medical practices in 23 states. ten ten health officials rushing to get the word out to patients who may not even know they've been infected. >> in many cases, that meant knocking on doors and asking and answering questions. >> reporter: patients saw the medication as a way to manage their pain without surgery. >> the procedures that they wanted to take, i'm not going to do surgery. you don't tamper with your spine. that is pretty dangerous so i decided to t

one happened, the success of ios raised his profile enormously, his golden touch had limits, i ad, siri and maps fallen flat. here is my take, a defining moment for tim cook, a big deal. software engineering talent is the lifeblood of apple right now. and their world just got shaken up. it is going to fall to cook's new software, and others to make sure they don't miss a beat. the key moment to watch will be next summer's worldwide developer conference, we expect to see major new features in ios and icloud and the team's ability to build and deliver those in the next eight months, or not, will speak volumes. >> indeed it l i have a very quick question for you here, john. is certainly you said it was a surprise, i imagine the timing raised a few eyebrows, right, whenever be's eyes were diverted and watching the hurricane sandy news. i got to ask you you it was really surprise in terms of whether or not he would eventually kicked out? i heard his departure was a year in the making, tim cook trying to put his own stamp on the company and this maps fiasco was just the straw that broke the c

here android capabilities are quite good so they are no match tore siri who can understand and executed me a theater that's playing a bruce willis movie. >> okay, i found some theaters not far from yonkers. >> next up. navigation. age tried has more detailed map, better traffic info and more customization. apple has a few glitches. until that is worked out android carries the day. >> with everyone using the phone to take pictures, how does it affect your apple or android choice? while both the i-phone and some android phones have the ability to take panoramic stills, consumer reports finds when it comes to photo and video quality, the i-phone 5 outperforms the android competition. >> let me check some restaurants online. >> but if you want to talk on the phone and connect to the internet over the cellular network at the same time? all 4g phones can do that and on the i-phone 5 on verizon or sprint. so while the i-phone 5 gets many things right, so do a lot of the top-rated android phones, making them worth consideration. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> still to come, a hit song

don't know who the arguments were this time, but very likely high on the target list would ibrahim al siria member. so at this stage, five killed, five suspected al qaeda members killed. exactly who they are, we don't know yet. >> thanks very much. >>> now let's check in with thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. for up to 16 hours of relief... try thermacare. and the candidate's speech is in pieces all over the district. the writer's desktop and the coordinator's phone are working on a joke with local color. the secure cloud just received a revised intro from the strategist's tablet. and while i make my way into the venue, the candidate will be rehearsing off of his phone. [ candidate ] and thanks to every young face i see out there. [ woman ] his phone is one of his biggest supporters. [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... working together has never worked so well. >>> so one of our fun parts of the show is when we're able to give you a chance to be heard during a segment which

however, he was the guy in charge of both siri and apple maps and those were both disappointments.ct maps was a disaster. the "wall street journal" says this morning forstall was asked to leave after he would not personally apologize for apple maps, leaving ceo tim cook to do it instead. apple's head of retail also has been let go. the timing, we understand, more coincidence than anything else. and microsoft's ceo was in san francisco showing off new windows phones. here's the vice president of microsoft there. microsoft has added some clever touches to these new operating systems, including a kid-only zone, so your child can play angry birds, but not e-mail your boss or delete all your pictures. i wondered where that little feature has been. >> that is very interesting. >> you know what, not just hipsters use smartphones but patients too. >> exactly. and their kids too. >> my son has checked me into places where i wasn't. >> sometimes i think they know what they're doing. >>> 5:18. let's check in with christina loren. >> yeah, the rain is coming but it looks like most of it will c

however, he was the guy in charge of both siri and apple maps, and those were both a disappointment.s was a disaster. forstall was asked to leave after he would not personally apologize for apple maps, leaving ceo tim cook to do it instead. i've talked with and texted a number of people at apple. many are pleased with the change. >>> let me take you inside baseball for a moechment. this is what you get when you play a podcast on ipad. they argued over this with forstall over and over. he loves the idea of taking the reel-to-reel tape recorder and showing that as an example. apple engineers can't stand that. it's a tiny little argument the two sides had, but it was a huge argument. and they are -- >> because they're saying that wasn't it? >> they were saying it's silly. it wasn't up to date. who's had a reel-to-reel tape recorder. this is one of those things scott forstall absolutely adored. >> i can see getting hung up on it but not to battle over it. changes at apple big-time. >>> changes out here in our weather looks like small time. >> yeah, small time, but we get a good change co

apple's getting in your car, they want to be eyes free siri.say you wanting to to see the mall, it will note through apple maps, know where you want to go, plot your course. you will say, hey, i'd like to listen to music, pick your type of station. siri will auto tune to that music and will know you're going to the mall, it will know what's in the mall because it knows exactly where you are because they own the device. they'll say, hey, would you like a coupon for starbucks? that will be the ad in the middle of the show. automatically it will go in your pass book. when walk up to the starbucks, the coupon will pop up on your phone. that's what apple's after. the control of the local experience. pandora doesn't control the phone. they don't know that information. this is going to be a serious competit competitor. and i think what might be most compelling for you to switch services is, one, they'll auto download it i assume to your phone, and it's going to have basically significantly more skips, it's going to be global. and it's probably going t

and apple has reportedly nabbed one of the top executives to run its siri unit. it's hired the co-founder of amazon's search at business. >> how many searches can you to? >> anyway, they provide search results for amazon and other retail sites. p apple lost two of the people who created sfiri voice recognition technology. >>> the bell will sound tonight for round two of the presidential debates. president obama and mitt romney will face off at hofstra university in new york. it's a town hall format. the latest polls show pretty much a dead heat with president obama leading romney by a slim 49% to 46% margin, though other polls have shown romney with more momentum of late. you can tune into cnbc's coverage from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >> long island has been less affected by the economic down turn. >> that's one question we want to put to our guests when we talk with this next hour. because we will head out to d.c. for an early preview of what to expect. >> and also still to come on the show, jpmorgan last week, citigroup yesterday, today it's goldman

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and i say siri call chris.stephanie: all right. michelle malkin on fox news. >> don't let these obama administration officials who basically treat women like meat, vote with your lady smarts not your lady parts. >> stephanie: oh, that's so clever. either way you would vote democratic, but -- [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> people who have lady smarts and lady parts tend to vote democratic. >> stephanie: whoever mr. malkin is had to hear that 45 times and here is what else i am going to say honey. >> i have met mr. malkin. he is a bit of a push over. >> stephanie: really? he appears like he may have lady parts and lady smarts. >> should i wear the lace pansies, or -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: he and mr. lohse spend hours at the bar -- do you have the sound, yeah well at least she doesn't have this voice. [ screeching ] >> wow. >> you remember what mr. lohse is famous for? that rap performance where he called the president a n word. >> oh, classy. >> stephanie: i see. >> it was a comedy bit he did with steven cr

i think the best opportunity out there to displace google is apple's siri. >> they have a high cost structurey're trying to find all of the new advancements in technology, so it can outrace eric's prediction. but people talk about our internal rate of change has to be greater than the external rate of change, and when you're buying google stock, you're paying for that ability for them to experiment in what's going on. >> and the basic premise that you write about, is you go through the litany of dead or semi-dead companies and they don't survive because the world changes under their feet and they don't know what to do. >> yeah, obviously everybody is focussing on cpc, right? profitability is way down for five quarters now for google. paid clicks, the rate is slowing. the rate of growth is slowing, and something interesting happened in september that ben shackner pointed out, organic search queries declined. so we're facing a scenario where we might hit peak search. >> let me point out what the time social security saying, the cash return on total sas sets in the past year is still more than 2