walk into a supermarket, there's 400 times of cereal of the same time. applet that this is what you want. android is making the opposite. >> reporter: inherent of that bet is the notion that people will continue feel comfortable sharing so much of their personal information. between its phones, g-mail and searches, google now have the potential to know where you are at all times, who your friends are, what you're buying and more. >> well, that's the plan of the borg. that's what we call it fondly here, the borg. they're trying to suck up as much information as possible. they know what you're searching on and they know what you're doing next, they know where you are moving next. and so there's a potential for abuse and that's what people are worried about. >> so, any location data that google is looking at is totally anonmized and temporal. you can sit here and tell me that but people -- >> we would be betting our future. so, the risk for google to misuse or even misrepresent what we're doing would be much larger than what a potential upside would be. there is

its premises well now we can see that information is getting back on the screens all of the apple before people had been complaining that they were receiving no updates on the flights whatsoever and even muscovites had to spend hours and hours here inside the airport having no information on whether to leave home on keep waiting for their flights well that's gossipy but how long they've been waiting for their flights inside is into a whole long have you been waiting for a flight. i was due to leave for terms of even the twenty seventh they promised a flight will depart today but i don't know yet there's no information on the screens coolie office in television and they said the plane at two o'clock today just says all the passengers have spent more than two days inside the airport complained they were not given hotel butts and that was not enough food and drinks the press service of the apple says they regularly handle lunch boxes and also but stranded passengers with drinking water what's the situation adama denver airport is gradually improving and we've called in extra staff to help r

in 2008, the apple corporation featured this on an ad campaign. worldwide. overwhelmed by the success. >> to me, it was a simple song that are recorded in two hours. i did not give it that much thought. this song has bestowed many wonderful things on me. i am very attached to it. ♪ >> the fans have been eagerly awaiting her follow-up on. almost three years on, it is here. it is entitled "she was a boy." ♪ >> i knew that lots of people would hear the album and wondered if they might be disappointed. it was tough to say, so what, just make the music that you like as you always do. >> yael naim has been composing songs since she was 11. she works closely with the french musician. they call themselves a band. ♪ >> they are not his songs. he is not attached to them like i am. he has less inhibitions about changing them. it is a bit of fun for him. sometimes, i feel i am being attacked. in the end, a song emerges that is musically mixture of both of us. ♪ >> as with her previous cd's, it was not recorded in regular studio. they made it near her home in paris. in a

the morning. and what we're going to do, we call in france an apple either tatin or tarte tatin with the doug or arlotte and we do that with either bread or dough. in this case here it's very simple. i'll saute this apple with butt a -- butter, and maple syrup and honey. after this we put a piece of butter -- a piece of bread on top of it with sugar and butter and crust in the oven and turn it upside down. we'll turn that into three piece. yes, here you have to be careful with your thumb. when what we do here, it's true. you take the center of this with your thumb. and i cannot go farther than that. that goes in. i really control with the thumb here. and that apple. so you cut it in half. now it's clear on both sides so you can put your thumb in the center again and in the center remove. >> that's enough. you want to put plenty? >> yes. >> shouldn't be a lot of humidity. >> so? >> so i can put butter? no! oh, no, no. [ laughter ] >> if i had done that, i would have had it bronzed and nobody would ever touch that. >> he always does that to cook with it. okay. very good. >> and then you want to cook

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a little bit of citrus with the apple flavor, that is fantastic. let's talk about selection. light brown color all the way around when you buy it. free from any shriveling whatsoever. any bruising. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. do not leave them at room temperature. if you leave them at room temperature, you know what will happen? they will get mealy and you don't want that. put them in the refrigerator. and asian pears, coming in from japan. i am tony tantillo your fresh grocer and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i want to ride first class just like this. just kidding. not going to do that. bye-bye. >> no one wants a mealy asian pear. >>> all right, coming up tonight at 5:00, city leaders in one east bay city are under fire. the protest of a police layoff that has them concerned for their own safety. >>> and on the consumer watch, the pitfalls of redeeming the holiday gift cards. how to get the most for your money, it is all coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> and that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon, we have our next newscast at 5:00 p.m

they were not given hotel butts and there was not enough food and drinks so the press service of the apple says they regularly hand out lunch boxes and also provide stranded passengers with drinking water that's the situation adama denver airport is gradually improving we've called in extra staff to help resolve the problems are handing out water as well as hot and cold meals we hope the situation will be completely resolved by tomorrow some of the passengers even kalash with the representatives of companies and complain that the airport is full of passengers but no representative so companies are inside and largely people complain on the lack of information on their flights are the hardest of all that he spoke karen's traveling with their kids many of them have been at the airport for whole and long hours close scuse me. how long have you been waiting for you apply where i'm going to we're recommitted says the twenty six boxing day and we're going to northern ireland to belfast to buy a heathrow so we have so we were at the airport when their electricity went off. for consultation we then

. >>> the allegation about apple that iphone and i pad users >>> the rain continues to come. the yellows, the oranges, you see the heavier rain throughout the bay area. the funnel system, the main system still not here yet. another hour or so before that happens so we can expect continued heavy rain right between oakland and san leandro. this is a heavy area of rain here. that red cell represents a half inch of rain an hour. there's the live radar sweep. half-moon bay you have heavy rain, rock away, redwood city, lahonda. heavy rain across san francisco now. we're out close to the olympic close and near pacifica. so we're seeing heavy rain, pockets of it. there are breaks, but that flood advisory is up until 1:00 a.m. for the entire bay area. we'll be watching it. we'll be back in just a bit. >>> now back to the sierra where all the snow is crucial there. tonight we have results from the first snow pack survey of the season and the numbers are startling when compared to last year. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in lake tahoe with the figures. >> reporter: frank right now we are

. >>> the allegation about apple that iphone and i pad users will want to know about. >>> helmet camera video shows the view from 30 feet above >>> the rain continues to come. the yellows, the oranges, you see the heavier rain throughout the bay area. the funnel system, the main system still not here yet. another hour or so before that happens so we can expect continued heavy rain right between oakland and san leandro. this is a heavy area of rain here. that red cell represents a half inch of rain an hour. there's the live radar sweep. half-moon bay you have heavy rain, rock away, redwood city, lahonda. heavy rain across san francisco now. we're out close to the olympic close and near pacifica. so we're seeing heavy rain, pockets of it. there are breaks, but that flood advisory is up until 1:00 a.m. for the entire bay area. we'll be watching it. we'll be back in just a bit. >>> now back to the sierra where all the snow is crucial there. tonight we have results from the first snow pack survey of the season and the numbers are startling when compared to last year. ktvu's ken pritchett is

and the blackberry. >> and android--and apple are grouped into one the territory with younger people. >> and he seems to be pretty accurate. >> and unless the ipod causes cancer lot >> and thank goodness it is not [laughter] >> and the state with us, we will be with rob black right after this quick break. product recalls to home buying tips, government car auctions to finding a new job, whether you have information to get or ideas to give, go to the official source, usa.gov 7 7 >> a live look of sight, from the heavenly ski resort fresh powder. outside-- still snowing, and the lake tahoe forecast for the next couple of days the snow shower will continue with a winter storm warning. until 10:00 p.m. until wednesday, snow flurries expected. not much of accumulations' expected. two-four = above the 7,000 ft.. locally, we are seeing rain fall in the north bay, mainly. let us take a look at the stormtracker 4 radar. heavier in the north bay, let us take a look that the yellow one your screen. besides the north bay, scattered shower activity through the delta, and off the coast line throug

on the apples to apples basis, for the elements of the program that i think everyone, including public, enters, acknowledges is the most important part, which is not on the supplier side, but on the subcontractor side, balfour beatty is at 11.2%, and granite is at 11.5%? >> 11.25% and 11.15%. >> after balfour was suggested to adjust down their number in your diligence, and in light of the bid process, we did the same thing, and based on that apples to apples due diligence, they come out about the same, maybe a little more. >> correct. >> i'm intrigued, i have to say, with director daly's suggestion -- director daly: it is not a suggestion. [laughter] >> i think we need to look at going forward, whether we can repurchase some of the concerns that continue to come up, but based on the analysis, as i think i understand it, i think i am prepared to vote in favor of this item now. director ford: thank you very much. >> with that, we will go ahead and take a roll call vote with no other members of the public wishing to address you on this item. cohen aye. daly aye. 3 ayes and one no. item 8

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our curriculum will continue and the students will still produce great >> work. he said apple might provide loaners for you that means the problem in the future you will probably have to buy the computers again? school districts are cash strapped what's going to happen? >> that's to be determined were working close with their district office we've identified all the computers that are missing through serial numbers. once the investigation is completed that will be determined at that time. >> thank you so much bob was thought the high school he's the vice principal. during the holidays is your rise in theft and forgery this go high-school happen to the latest victims. reporting from belmont will tran kron 4 news. >> look of the shot off from this guy sunset going down in the cloud cover is billing and. a picture from the bay bridge toll plaza showing also the clouds billing in here. mostly cloudy to park the cloudy skies. a few more sunbreaks doubt in the south bay. current conditions are the cool side look a livermore already in the '40's 40 degrees there, 50 antioch in san ra

. >> the apple i-pad made quite a splash when it came out and dominated the market ever since. 7 on yourmichael finney sizes up the competition. >> bought an i-pad as soon as it came out. >> have the i-phone, i have a map book pro, i love it. as soon as i heard they were making this i wanted it. >> other companies are starting to offer tablets, too. "consumer reports" tested several including the samsung galaxy tab and less expensive including one sold at walgreens. the i-pad is most expensive from $500 to more than $800. but you get a lot of bang for your buck. you can create documents, browse the web, play plenty of games. the less expensive tablets cost about $100 and consumer report finds you get what you pay for. >> the drawbacks we noticed was you don't get access to android market which is where you get your third-party apps from. that's a pretty big problem. >> another drawback, the touch screens on some are lessenstive so it's hard to get where you want to go. the samsung galaxy pad has a lot to offer. it costs less than the i-pad, from 4 to $650. it's small and lighter too so e

the apellant gets more shots at the apple because they get a brief. in fairness, the board of supervisors, you are coming in at the same time, a simultaneous change. having said that, you know, we all read the initial opening brief you really are looking in response to the response. you also sometimes get a response from the pro se litigators. i would say the non-litigators view it as an uneven playing field. >> the preliminary statement in the feemed back in 2002, the old days was both parties briefed. one thursday prior simultaneous rebuttal. so when the board came up with this schedule, the reasons for the reply was, given the super -majority vote, the board wanted to, for lack of a better word, wanted inform -- wanted some sort of extra chance to present their case. >> that was the higher hurdle. the previous director used to mention a number ever times that the apellant has a -- a number of times that the apellant has a much higher hurdle. >> you need 4-7 votes to get any. >> not in every case. >> at a d.r. hearing, you need a 4-7. that was a disc

slices. >> we love the apple dipers. leave the caramel behind and there are delicious granny smiths. tasty. >> assange out of bail. the best part, he writes this nasty e-mail telling the girl, quote, your reaction to my phone call lacked dignity. it is sad to miss judge you. then he says, please respond. >> stalkers 1k3* weird owes put it on the object they are stalking. it is your fault that you don't get i am the greatest. >> you are a jerk. i hate you. please respond. >> how do you know about stalking? >> i stalk the stalking expert. >> i got a word from john gibson. stop your research. >>> mick, if you said you were in the market for a creepy white haired stocker? -- stalker? >> no. but he is in the green room so i have to be careful. >> someone more casual and less intense. >> you want a laid back stalker. >> you want a lazy stalker. >> it was like the guy in the attic. >> a stalker with benefits is what you are looking for. >> for the record, i do find uh sapping strangely uh luring. >> that doesn't surprise me. >>

ahead on >>> the apple i-pad made quite a slash when it came out earlier this year and dominated the since but the competition is heating up. >> liz bought an i-pad as soon as it came out. >> has the i-phone, i have a map book pro, i love it. i wanted it. >> for a while the i-pad stood alone in the tablet computer arena but now other companies are starting to offer tablets, too. "consumer reports" tested several, including the samsung galaxy tab. the i-pad is 500 to more than $800 but you get a lot of bang for your buck. you can create documents, browse the web, play plenty of games. the less expensive tablets cost about $100 and "consumer reports" finds you get what you pay for. >> we've noticed with some of the less expensive tablets you don't get access to android market and that's a pretty big problem. >> another drawback, the touch is lessens sieve so it's hard to get where you want to go. the samsung galaxy tab costs less, 4 to $650. it's smaller and lighter, too so easier to hold approximate while reading books. the galaxy screen quality is comparable to the i-pad. the small s

this is, besides the issues i know are concerning some, about the law and its ability to upset the apple cart, and there is also the matter of contract law, and that has also been addressed in the agreement i have seen, and i think that the tenants, regardless of what happens with rent control, there is still contract law in this country, and this contract law will govern and control the lives and destinies of any agreements that these tenants into into because there will be a written contract that will be signed by the developer. i think we also have a blueprint in terms of trinity, where we had a situation with tenants that were also subject to moving inton -- into an un-rent- controlled building. [inaudible] [applause] commissioners, my statement here is printed. commissioner miguel: if you want to present it, just leave it in the basket. >> good evening, commissioners. i have been a garden apartment resident since july 1993. i'm speaking here tonight to oppose any plan to demolish over 1500 beautiful garden apartments in historic parkmerced, including my own. these are my reasons --

another group targeted the apple store, police say the suspects used stolen identification documents to open long-term contracts and getting very expensive cell phones for deep discounts. the phones can then be resold on the street for a much higher price. an alert clerk tipped off police. and plain clothes officers may arrests and retailers including this jewelry store are elated the undercover police squad is spending so much time here. >> when you are showing something 10 or $15,000 it makes you feel at home and easier to get along with and one less risk, it doesn't stop everything but it helps. >> reporter: the police says their plain clothes unit will be present every day in all of the malls and at many of the strip shopping centers from now through the end of the holiday season. at fair oak malls. channel 5 news. >>> a christmas bomb plot reveal in the u.s. and europe. >> the threat is confirmed as credible by u.s. intelligence, the iraqi authorities have confessions where al qaeda is planning suicide attacks and no parts of the u.s. that are targeted. >>> the house has voted t

who is harmed by the fact that apple can make an iphone with twice the battery and sell it to you atame price? and what we've essentially said is we want to fight this inflation so we're going to print a lot of money and create inflation. where are we going to create the inflation? it's not going to be in these sort of quality improvements in life. it has to be in the necessities of life. so that's things like energy prices, food prices, sometimes they even exclude those from some of the inflation calculations. perhaps it's cotton prices that go into your clothing. what i don't understand why if you have a better iphone you need to raise the price of clothing. that doesn't seem to me to be a very sensible policy, and if you do raise the price of clothing, it's sort of effectively lowers everybody's standard of living and gives them less money to buy other things when the necessities of life go up in price. >> charlie: to pick your subject matter, apple, you do like apple. >> very much so. apple is a very interesting company, because it has arguably one of the best brands that we have

the number one answer was apple. the kids' number one answer, but they had a ho-ho for breakfast. >> son only a state university, i sent them the videos, almost far analyzing, but the number one answer was apples. >> we had to talk to them. >> because they like apples, and -- >> they want apples all the time, across the country. i just started to laugh. >> what are the surprises from the process? >> i thought i would see more regional differences, but no, number one answer, favorite, was pizza. >> steak, believe it or not, the rest of the plate better be veggies. i ask what vegetables you ate yesterday, sometimes it was let lettuce on my sandwich. >> how kids eat healthier food is to have them be part of the process. >> everybody likes choices. >> they have soccer practice and don't have time -- >> no, tonight we're having turk mete loave and -- you give them choices, salad or broccoli. don't give up. keep trying. >> how does shine the light work? >> this year was our big foundation year as far as collecting data. i h

is sadly the theme of cruelty which links so much of this history to the rest of russia's particularly of exile where they were an apple. if i was here three hundred years ago i may have dissipated my local lord and they have deserted from the army or a variety of other crimes the result was the same what my fellow prisoners around me i've got a long and very cold walk ahead into exile in siberia with talk of it more about this place in history and its place in russia is alexander you detail all your life so to start with trying wonders through basically how. developed as a city the history was because it's a freemason because it was first established as a fortress to fight over the nomads but then during the czar regime they used as a place for the political exile and you probably know that's the famous russian writer dostoyevsky it was nice out here for quite some time and also our city was a capital of russia for for a short period of time for a year under the our culture shock and it's sometimes called a third capital the third one after the moscow moscow st petersburg and then also sometimes and it's also one of t

she beat out "glee," conan o'brien, james cameron and the apple ipad. the 88-year-old actress taking it all in stride. she said, it's ridiculous! they haven't caught on to me and i hope they never do. i hope we're going strong like that at 88. >> is she in training to compete against joey chestnut? >> no. [ laughter ] >> it's the snickers commercial. that was a great commercial, wasn't it? >> that's the one. >> that's it for us. cbs news at noon. we are back with you at 5:00. and don't forget eyewitness news is always on cbs5.com. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] for a limited time, call to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month with a 1-year price guarantee. it's our fastest internet for the price! oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? noth

i think this is our first bite at the apple. i was simultaneously swelled with pride at the neighbors who came out and appalled by the way the chinese community was treated by the lack of translation and the comments that they were less than intelligent because they did not understand english language. i would thank you for considering what is here and ask you to overturn the mcd. president peterson: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, commissioners. and a commentator on a chinese radio station. for several days, we have received several calls. a lot of the chinese people call and and are concerned about the mcd and the sunset area. not even one caller said i needed because i have pain. a lot of the people say they are suffering, but they have no problem traveling from sunset to other areas. transportation is not a big issue. other speakers say they have free delivery. this problem is solved. how about our problem? most of the people, not the sunset residents, they are not angry people. they're concerned about the next gen

all the panels will be supplied by apple. the factory will -- all the panels, rather, will be supplied to apple. the factory will start operating as early as spring 2012. toshiba's small lcd panel unit posted a third straight year of operating loss last fiscal year due to intense competition with foreign makers. to restructure the business, the japanese firm had consolidated its domestic plant and sold its factory in singapore to another company. however, as the smartphone market has grown rapidly, electronics makers are now boosting production capacity to meet the extra demand. >>> here's the latest market figures. ♪ ♪ >>> the prime minister of laos abruptly resigned on thursday, six months before the end of his term in office. his resignation may affect the country's economic policy. prime minister bone zone bouphavanh announced his resignation. he has been replaced by 66-year-old tomsing tomawan, the president of the communist-dominated assembly. in 2006 at 52 years of age bouasone was elected as prime minister even though

stand a queue up from three to four hours and people will still eat at expensive restaurants all the apples not whole of the passengers were provided with hotel bats and a logic complaining of course that they're given no updates not the from the happy would stop no from the representatives of the airline companies they are forced to storm the richest ration desks to get any information on when they could leave the plane and as of monday morning there were not enough generators to provide electricity inside the house and by monday they got more than five of those diesel generators or is not enough to. get back on track to get all those flies lights back on the shuttle. people have been complaining that even muscovites had to spend nights and hours at the at the airports without any nation on their flights well that's a situation airborne there but. how are other airports in moscow coping with this weather. well many of the flights which were initially. we had to arrive but the idea the word direct to divert it to and sure i'm in another of the capitals largest hops but sure major has now al

foreign policy on an average day any given day on the streets of the big apple lauren lyster r.t. new york. c.c.t.v. footage has been revealed of a dramatic crash landing of a passenger plane in moscow investigators are examining the images for clues on the reasons behind saturday's accident the biggest on airlines plane suffered engine failure shortly after taking off from the russian capital two died and more than eighty were injured when the two point one five pressure landed skidded off the runway and broke the poso passengers just. like. your forces ranging from human error to frozen fuel and when. one of us have a look at other news stories making headlines around the world at this stage of the day at least fifty people have been killed and more than one hundred injured in a suicide. attack on a government compound in northwestern pakistan two men blew themselves up as community leaders of a tribal region near the afghan border were discussing the creation of an anti taliban militia police tribal elders and officials are among the dead. police in greece a clash for students d

the people who estimate apple sold us so many ipods. those guys. federal authorities say it got pushed into the company secret. in the case of apple or amd or other companies, what started out as tips turned into full-blown insider trading. this was published by the "wall street journal." he said apple heads a code name for someone new. i speculate it doesn't have a camera in it. i speculate it's probably a reader or something like that. what he is talking about is the apple ipad before it came out. finding out company secrets is not a crime. it's pretty much what i do. trading stock based on a secret that is not available to the public, that's a crime. there changes against one man in mountain view and amd employee in texas. amd is the big chip company here and two others. we expect this to continue and get bigger and bigger. >> we will keep an eye on that. thank you. thousands of people in need will have food over the holidays thanks to the glide foundation in san francisco. we have a live look inside. volunteers are getting ready to handout 5,000