apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about the family past apple? >> both and the way thing danagers come together, yeah. >> kind of astonishing, again working on the idea that everything is passed down in families is it or is it not or is it coincidence. my father had a difficult relationship with his father from mexico. we knew our family had this chain of nurseries from mexico. i never understood because my father would change tg subject when his name came up. our grandfather was an orchardist at the turn of the century. >> which you hadn't even known. >> i didn't know it until i discovered this at the archive when i was trying to page through all of these things. then i discovered an obituary that had been written about our grandfather when he died when we were much to young to remember him. it was very, very long in the texas at the time. it detailed every, all the rare plants, specimen plants, horticultural, introducing them to texas. i was so excited about all of this. i used to say to my brother, this apple thing, you have gotten from your gr

how secure is the data being used? apple said they had a bug in their system and even when you had your phone off, in the background, even if you didn't have location on, information is being collected. they said if you download a patch, that's taken care of. however, the information on your deviolation is not encrypted. when they do their next major update of the operating system, that information is encrypted. some members of congress said, okay, you're making some progress, but there's a lot of questions still. even if a person gives concept and knows what's it's used for, how secure is the information because the other concern as the justice department person pointed out is cyberhacking. we have not talked about that. we just talked about, okay, my information is being sold, and i don't know about it. basically, it's one big world of a pc and the mobile device now. it's one big internet if you will. >> host: so what does it say that this has been known in a sense for awhile and congress is just kind of hearing about it?

the hot seat? >> they were. particularly apple. there has been a lot of controversy. a lot of members of the house and senate spoke. they were on the hot season. senator al franken, the new chairman of this new committee -- they had to answer questions about what their practices are and what they do and what they don't do. >> who discovered that the smart phones were capable of doing this? >> the companies would say the discovery was something that occurred along, but research recently realized that tracking goes on. there are stories about tracking and what location information is used for. members of congress had been told as early as a few weeks ago. the company said, well, the information is used for services consumers want. they want to know where the nearest mcdonald's is. they want to know where their kids are. the question is, how is the information used? do consumers know it is being used? one of the things that this hearing shows, a lot of players are in the ecosystem and not all of them fall under particular laws. there really are no laws that cover all of i

but this is what the apple ceo steve jobs said to the press. we build a crowd source database of wi-fi and sell the tower hot spots those can be over 100 miles away from where you are. those are not telling you anything about your location. yet in a written statement issued that same week, apple explained that this very same data will, quote, help pure iphone herrara with the and accurately calculate its location or as the associated press summarizes the day the help the phone figure of its location, apple said. but steve jobs the same week said those aren't telling you anything about your location. it doesn't appear to be in both of these statements can be true at the same time. this data, does this data -- ayaan de stand door anticipating -- you are anticipating my questions i will ask. does this indicate anything about your location or doesn't it? >> senator, the data that is stored in the database is the location of many wi-fi hot spots and sell phone towers as we can have. that data doesn't actually contained in our database any customer i

one of the most challenging aspects and excruciating painful for me writing apples and oranges and say what is my responsibility here? how can i put this on the page? how i drove my brother crazy. >> one of the things i want to ask you about, your books, you are known as an investigative reporter, long complex narratives involving dramas and situations. i am curious to know what was hardest about memoir with somebody living their life as a working journalist? let me preface it a little bit with someone who has similar tendency. this is from 2005. i would like it if you would read from here. >> perfect. yeah. this is a moment in the book where, i am kind of flipping out writing about my brother. i am listening to tapes, because of course i have gone back to the orchards, my brother has died at a young age. i have gone back to the orchards to do interviews, i keep doing this dancing about what it is really about. i am saying i am outside the event although in the middle of it. it is protection, part of the latex that is covers me. making tapes, to crack the grid that i can understand on

head into one of the 325 apple stores around the world and you will notice signs like these are gone, they've been replaced with ipads allowing shoppers to finger browse through bottomless stores of apple information. >> i have a fear of computers, you know, so for me i went right up to it. i could see that. the compare and the features. and pretty simple to do that to figure that out. >> reporter: the plastic-mounted ipads are part of the apple store's new look and approach to customer service. the company's genius bars are still a popular fixture at the stores. but now when you buy an apple gadget you get a free trip to the personal setup table. >> is there a way that i can create new folders? >> reporter: an apple worker will answer your questions, unpack your new toy, get it up and running with e-mail and other programs. >> my first time setting up. so, i need help. >> i am not really good with the computers so it is better they're doing that for the customers. >> reporter: another change, no more lines to wait in. nope. apple now has an app for that. the program lets you stake ou

the goal of building a wireless network maps. apple and google are engaged in that business activity, are you not? >> yes. >> i want to ask some questions about the global wi-spy experience, scanner, debacle. google intercepted and collected bits of user information payload data -- e- mails, passwords, browsing history, and other personal information while driving around and taking pictures of people's homes on the streets. the company first denied that it was collecting this information, did not? >> we did not know that we were. >> then it denied it was collected it intentionally. is that true? >> i think we still believe we are not collecting it intentionally. >> in fact, this personal data and the interception and the downloading of this personal data is contemplated by a patent application that is been submitted by google to the u.s. patent office and internationally, it doesn't -- does it not? >> i'm not familiar with the patent applications. >> i think you have been provided a copy. maybe you can have a look at it. do you recogni

the strain of the apple ipad-the strength--it is overtaking google according to this 2011 brands studyapple top-ranking product and the google foended four year lead of google. the value dropped by 2% to $111.5 billion. ibm is no. 3 and mcdonald's was no. 4. number five was microsoft. facebook his number 35. the west apartment of transportation will pay $2 billion in road projects the u.s. department of transportation will pay over $2 billion in rural road projects. for the san francisco hi ray rail project for road projects come on road projects. railroad projects thank-you this will spur economic development and in the long run it wilrestore economic prosperity with world-class roadways. >>pam: republicans turned down this transportation funding from the federal government. >>pam: federal authorities are looking at fuel tanks an older model ford trucks at- 1501997-20 01. there have been all, aren f 150- 11997-2 001. ford is standing by each recall, promising a repair. the actual harness of the fuel tank around the housing unit gives way. >>pam: stake asiastay cation >>pam: samantha h

he praised them for celebrating his blessing, love, faith, and the apple tree. then the tone is heated. publicity shows he goated on to greatness by a coon skin cap, and for merdock, that was too fast and lose for the spirit world centralled to the vision. "the advertisements we have seen show the subject is treated in a relatively conservative matter other than the grow tesk figure of an angel. we are curious to know what reasons your studio arrived at this strange description." this is one day before the movie is to be released. is it too late to make a change? perhaps substituting the figure of a child if the angel is out of place, or if that is impossible, could not the name be changed from guardian angel to spierpt of the frontier? let my digress. anybody here ever meet florence merdock? i got a vision of a stoward woman. they had a little -- she stuck in my mind that way. disney never replied and the last second requests were never made. that's probably just as well because without his guardian angel, disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the

bud tribble is the vice president of software technology at apple. tribble helped design the operating system for mac computers, the chief technology officer for the son netscape alliance earning a ba in physics at the university of california san diego and an md and ph.d. in biophysics and physiology at the university of washington seattle. alan davidson is the drekder of public policy for the americas at google, previously associate directer for the center of democracy and technology and a computer scientist looking at alan and hamilton where he helped design information systems for nasa's space station, freedom. he has an sb in math mat ticks and computer and an sm in computer technology from mit and a jd from yale liewl. jonathan zuck is the president of the association for competitive technology representing small and mid-sized information technology companies before joining act, zuck spent 15 years as a professional software developer an an i.t. executive. he holds a bs from john hopkins university and a masters in international relation from th

this is a sign of health, the apple. please, can you put it there on this table? ut it is good for your health. this comes from any other fruit. this is the vinegar. it was very hard to carry out. oh, -- is good for many things. persians knows for what. this represents wealth. i don't know why. let me see what i have. egs-- eggs, i don't know why we put these. it does not start with s. we put this on kabob. we love this. do you love this? yes, you do. c'mon, this is very good for your health. this is garlic, for your health. everything is for your health. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. one more. oh, money. this is for wealth. those people who are wealthy, they have a lot of this. yes. there are many more but i forgot to bring them. i came in a hurry. this is kind of crushed now. this is the greenery. we love this. i don't know for what. there is a big one, you can go and eat it. [laughter] ok, that is an asset. and, we put the book, usually hafiz or other books. i will read a few verses. but, i have to put my glasses because i am very old. [speaking foreign language] morning br

this policy is available from the lean, every page of the apple website. we do not share personally identifiable information with third parties to the marketing purposes without our customers explicit consent. as explained in more detail in my written testimony, we require all third-party application developers to adhere to specific restrictions protecting our customers' privacy. second, apple has built an innovative settings and controls to help parents protect their children while using apple products both on and off line. these controls are easy to use a password protected and can be administered on all products as well as on all of our mobile devices. including a the iphone come the ipod and the ipod touch. they can be enabled quite easily on the itunes store. we believe these parental controls are simple and intuitive. they provide parents with the tools they need to flexibly manage their children's activities and various stages of maturity development in ways that parents deem most appropriate. i provided detailed descriptions and examples in my writt

the change one apple executives will see and in the rare event will experience it. >> your forecast? >> a lot of people love that apple stuff. they will be showing up. >> they will be looking through the windows to see what happens. >> probably changing the color a little bit. >> still time to change the sunday forecast? >> still a little iffy. we will see what happens. >> that's it for the news at 5:30 p.m. we will see you back here in half an hour. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,

think about how the apple tastes. then see if you can pick up the flavor in the wine. absolutely. >> kind of cool. >> now, there is no apple in the wine. but due to the fermentation process and how it breaks down the sugars and reforms them, you get apples. >> it smells delicious. >> it smells delicious. >> want to try it with red? >> why not. let's do it. >> this is a peep pinot noir. this is an anderson valley. i probably should have said this is the free mark abbey. so, we're doing both 2009s. >> what are the flavors you're more likely to find in a red? >> in a pinot noir, they tend more toward strawberry, blueberry. in cabernet sauv ignore nen, you'll get into blackberry and black raspberry and in shiraz, you'll get a touch of black pepper. that's typical. >> i'm going to try it with the smell itself. can we do that? >> a little strawberry. >> it definitely brings it out. >> right. >> i want to ask you, we're swilling right now. >> we are. >> swirling. >> can you do it with white as well? >> you can. what happens is there is alcohol in both white and red, get releas

the tenth anniversary of retail stores. apple is changing the shopping experience dedicated to helping people get devices up and running. you don't need that section, i need that section. employees are trained to check out and do product demos on their ipad. no big, new, fancy iphone or ipad. >> i had some spare money. all right. thank you much. >> here is another story you can give us. bring your money to starbucks this morning. they are adding a high octane ingredient. lady gaga is teaming up with starbucks. forbes named her the most powerful celebrity. starbucks is hosting a gaga themed coffee. the top winner gets special access to the gaga concert on the 2012 world tour where she will appear in a coffee bean. >> thank you very much. christina, years ago, there was a woman called ma donna, she wa the same thing. >> that material girl is one of my favorite women of all. i'm talking madonna. san francisco is getting precipitation. you can see the green cells. this is virga. it's moisture coming from the sky but evaporating befor

the apple app store is rated for age four and above. understand a policy not to allow children under 13 to have an account, but the description of the facebook app at the apple store is for age four and older. how was that consistent with your policies? and who determines the rating for the facebook app? >> thank you. that is a very good question and it is actually news to me. first, we do not allow people to have accounts under the age of 13. if i had to guess, i would guess that because the facebook application does not in and of itself contain richer content. but we can follow up with our office about -- contain much surer content. but we can follow-up with our office about that. -- contain mature content. but we can follow up with our office about that. >> i appreciate that, but it does not appear to be the truth. you have 7.5 million under. this takes me back -- and i will not harp on it, but facebook grew so fast. zuckerberg get out of harvard and he is 20, 21 years old. he comes up with a new idea. it is my general feeling that p

it's like the next generation of u.s. beef. appleunderbolt cable can transfer data up to 20 times faster than he was the cable. when transferring video or music from a computer to an i pad, i phone or i caught it with thunderbolt that process will go quicker. if the that destroys the same as the old ones, ones and 5 in. green cost 1100 and and 9 $9.20 7 in. ring cost $1,699. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>vicki: thunderbolt in the old whether term are we going to see that? >>brian: know thunderbolts, rain made the next weekend. tomorrow is looking nice sunshine, clouds in the morning it's getting to be the time of the year again. clouds the morning sun and the afternoon. >>vicki: that will wrap it up for this everybody see little of o'clock. whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails. okay, mom's getting a phone. get mom a

. >> and how to take advantage of a luxury trip to the big apple and save yourself a few bucks. >> improve your gas mileage by changing how you drive. the simple way to get more from the next fellow. the next fellow. >> thousands of students took part in a flash work out. it is part of first lady michelle obama's let's move campaign to fight child could be city. >> house someone wants us to get into his horse stuff. >> it was fun and kind of hard. >> they joined the student efforts to get fit. you can share your video on our web site. >> more troubles tonight for sony. they confirm the second half of that system. 25 million customers have been exposed to identity theft. the total exceeds 100 million. they targeted the online entertainment and music service. it had more than 70 million users. experts advise you to keep a close eye on your credit score. q. what's the latest? there is an application for that. they have a free application for i felt and drug, and black very smart phones. they will find the very latest information and you can catch if may 21. >> at greyhound to the growing numb

the desktop as apple's popular computer. ok the same as the last generation but there packed full of new features. the of much faster processors built in, apple, claims it will run 70% faster than previous generations. it has a high resolution hd camera on the front, the graphics card for the mac is beefed up which will deliver brighter, sharper cleaner image on the screen watching video playing games of the i'm back. it introduces a new type of data port that may replace u.s. be in the future. it's called thunderbolt. this is what the cable looks like it to slightly different than the u.s. cable. this is what port, computer looks like. thunderbolt is the next generation of u.s. beef. apple said a thunderbolt cable can transfer data at to 20 times faster than the u.s. beat cable. when transferring data which thunderbolt that process will go faster. the back as buys the same as the old. at 21 in. screen size cost $1,199. a 27 in. screen size cost $1,699. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>pam: in sports the a's get ready for what shap

. >> pioneer irevealed a new radio, called the apple radio. is brings the popular world of smart phone applications into the car for the driver in a safe way. the radio replaces an existing car ready of giving you a and as demand so much more. once you plug your iphone, or the ipod touch into the connector, you can interact with the applications on your phone. it has a big 6 in. touch screen, just like those of smart phones, you're smart phone powerses the radio, and then your touch screen is the access point to the iphone, or the i touch. it is safer to use this then your phone while driving. if they expected to be hundreds when it hits the market and thousands soon after that. i got to demo pandora radio, and the interactive traffic conditions. the gps and drive, it is up and running and look good on the big screen. the radio also give you access to your music on your device. it is an ipod player as well. it has a built in blue to that you can enhance recalls him through the car speaker. this will keep you connected to the smart phone while y

second, apple is creating a fix. you never see the company jump in and fix things like. this apple fans are very quick to point out that macs generally speaking don't have very many security problems. they say it's because macs are very secure and the os is really bulletproof and to some degree that's true. it's also true that hackers haven't really bothered very much with macs because up until now they weren't a very big market share and wasn't worth the bart but they have gotten a lot more popular and now you're seeing a lot more problems. >>> "the wall street journal" is reporting that zen kbchga is wia week or two for filing for its ipo. we saw linkedin and a russian ipo just yesterday jump in the first day of trading. of course the big daddy of all of these is facebook. we have yet to hear when facebook might do that, but that's certainly what everybody is waiting on. >> won't that be an interesting one. i heard twitter could be in the works as well. >> reporter: twitter as well. zenga will be an interesting one because they make a lot of money, which is exciting, an

the half million figure includes apps that apple has approved over the three years. they're not necessarily all live on the site now. now, if you take that away, the count is about 400,000. to put this number in perspective, it's ahead of whartplaicce which only has 294,000 apps. >>> a hollywood legend gets his groove on and gets back to his bay area roots. you don't want to miss it, coming up. h=çb >>> even if you saw this, it's worth seeing again. bay area native tom hanks busted a move on the "ellen" show today. >> i'm a white boy from oakland. but i am from oakland, you see. so we can -- >> do it. >> you know what we can do? ♪ >> and there he goes. tom hanks showing off his best bay area dance moves. hanks also promoted his new film, "larry crown." the movie is loosely based on his two years at college. it opens in july, it is a universal film and universal is a part of our company. >> you know what's so sad? that's so much better than i could do. i couldn't even do that well. >> he's got a little bit of rhythm. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. t

are turned off, storing the data for up to a year. apple says it has since fixed this with a software package. you'll also hear from the director of the federal trade commission's consumer protection bureau. arkansas democratic senator mark pryor chairs this 2.5 hour hearing. >> i want to welcome the new ranking member. we are excited about you and your leadership here. we need to talk offline about this great subcommittee, but thank you for being here. this is a very important hearing on privacy in a mobile work in place. i appreciate all of your willingness to participate in this very important dialogue. as technology evolves, consumers continue to lose control of their personal information. without question, cell phones have become a part of that trend, and as they become more and more versatile. today more than 234 million americans use mobile devices and 73 million americans have smart phones or are expected to own smart phones by the end of 2011. there are hundreds of thousands of software applications on the market today. they allow

i don't have time to chop the apings, so have the -- apple, so, have the chocolate or whatever. >> exactly. i do it all the time. >> if you suspect you have an eating disorder or you are not square request your food and you want to getting -- square with your food and you want to get a handle on it, we will see what we can get here for free. stay with us. >>> we are back. my guest is signa. signa darfinian. she is a family therapist that specialized in weight loss. did you ever go to war with food? you look trip and are in great shape. >> no, not really. i got involved with a colleague whose daughter had a eating disorder. before i did intuitive eating, maybe i was on a scale of totally stuffed and # was stopping at just enough. i had a ten dency to eat over on the -- ten dency to eat on the 10 end and not stop with hunger. >> yes. a lot of us have forgot what real hunger is. if you have the 12:15 lunch hour, that is when you will have lunch whether you are hungry or not. >> yes. we are in the habit of eating for hung tore come. so, if a 3 on the scale of 1 to 10 is authentic appetite, we

different vehicle and parking violations arguably the bread and butter for big revenue incendiary the big apple broke records by issuing. one thousand parking violations in just one day i think a blitz that generated a reported five hundred thousand dollars for new york city and the crackdown on working class americans followed weeks of snowstorms and which parking rules were suspended and the means of income for new york city was brought to a halt and critics like gerald celente say policing the people is becoming a means for city and states to deal with budget deficits and economic hardship one of these cops is this why we have a police force to check on every minor infraction that we make they become goon squads they have to bring in revenue to keep their jobs through every day thousands of cash strapped new yorkers visit manhattan's finance office to pay the city or forgiveness this is going to be i don't know since the city will try to make money wherever they can get people to you know. drive you know bicycle in the city two hundred thirty tickets at two hundred seventy bucks each have re

we get a look at the latest challengers to apple's ipad. >>> and arnold and maria. ex-governator and the kennedy wife get back together? that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

pile test, and the same thing happened. deer like applesneed to eat is much stronger? >> the need to seat will win just about every time. >> reporter: but don't throw away the repel earl just yet the into meshl says it has other uses. >> i wish i could do something about my neighbor's dog. it is always digging up by garden. >> reporter: enter wyatt and his yearning for biscuits. he at least seems to react to the noise when the motion detector kicks on, but alas, it's biscuits, by god. >> didn't really scare him away. >> reporter: so, just a noise. >> they hear a noise and don't have any negative consequence they become accustomed to it. >> reporter: the company that makes the repeller showed us test results in which animals did run away. but there was one clear differences in their demo. they didn't use any apples or biscuits to overpower the noise. for "nightline," i'm jim avila, abc news. >> okay. in partnership with consumer reports, "20/20" is producing a series on infomercials, starting right here tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. and thank

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the new itunes offering would let users store content on apple's servers and access it using the web,nstead of downloading it. apple is expected to launch an internet-based music service, but no word on when that would happen or just how much it will cost. >>> and at the movies, box office treasure for "pirates of the caribbean: on stranger tides." the fourth film in the series and the first in 3-d opened with staggering numbers this weekend. worldwide the continuing saga of captain jack sparrow took in $364 million. the fourth largest global opening ever. just in the u.s. it raked in more than $90 million. the comedy "bridesmaids" stayed strong with sales of $21 million. and last week's number one, "thor" slips to third. terrell i think i want to go see that pirates of the caribbean. >> i kind of want to see all three of them. >> i like that. it's funny. >> ashley morrison here in new york. good to see you. thank you. >>> coming up your monday morning weather. and in sports, lebron james and the heat are on fire. nba playoff action coming up. living with diabetes is a reality for me,

apple software executive bud tribble adds the location data is also anonymous. >> apple was never tracking an individual's location from the information residing in that cache. furthermore, the location data that was seen on the iphone was not the past or present location of the iphone, but rather the location of wifi hotspots and cell towers around the iphone's location. >> reporter: but franken also called as a witness consultant ashkan soltani, who says, if mobile phone data can be used to find criminals, it can find individual consumers, too. >> it's really difficult to call this stuff anonymous. making those claims is not really sincere. >> reporter: lawmakers were concerned about finding better ways to alert consumers when their location data is being shared with other companies. apple says it hasn't removed any apps from its store for location-related violations. instead, the company says it tries to make sure bad software is screened out before it makes it onto an iphone. google says it does not monitor apps in the android marketplace. instead, alan davidson, director of public pol

it's free in the apple app store or in android market. ould send a picture from your computer visiting the live show website where we have a contest page. there you can see your picture and get a look at the competition. the five photos that have been liked the most win a $50 gift cert. keep in mind just being naked doesn't count as a costume. don't be shy, enter the contest and send us your picture of your bay to breakers costume. you never know you might win. for more information and instructions visit the kron 4 news facebook page. good look, gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>rob: it cannot in to bay to breakers this weekend is a festival that might keep your interest. take a look. if you like greek food with the side of culture it's the annual oakland creek festival running through sunday night in the oakland hills. there's folk dancing for all ages. of course creek food like flaming cheese, and lamb chops, pastries with honey. it is authentic cooked by great- grandmother's. it's being held at the greek orthodox cathedral. if you are into the

apple. and that is the sense that my apple iphone is already a computer that comes into the car. and you work, thank you for working so well with apple. with apple ipods, but there are lots of people who take their apple and stick it up on the windshield. i have apps, i have pandora, going bluetooth to my car stereo, et cetera. so your biggest sales barrier would be,i an iphone. >> absolutely. there are a lot of people that that's good enough. iphone is designed to be able to focus on and use and spend your time looking at. which is the exact opposite of what you want in a car. a lot of people say i already have it, i'll just use the nav, i'll ignore it when text messages come in. i have nieces, i know that's not true. >> steve bridgeland is with microsoft. we'll talk more when "press: here" comes right back. >>> we're talking with steven bridgeland about cars in computers, steven is with microsoft. microsoft would like to stand d standardize most things, but cars are not standardized. you supply kia, supply ford. each one's different. why would i get into a computer-equipped car

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new warning what is lurking below the lake and down side to the apple ipad and other tablet computers and abc7 salutes an east bay professor that is awarded the highest math teaching honor in the country. >> with unemployment still running high some the bay area is advertising their need for a job on billboards located at bart stations. laura anthony has the story from dublin. >> the faces on the built board are not actors or models they are real people. >> these are real people looking for emp is photogra >> she is photographer and communications specialist who came up with the idea. >> we should physically put ourselves out there looking for jobs. >> at first i was mortified burr this the example with y we would be such good candidates, we decide how to break the box down and look outside the box. >> reporter: the signs are at four bart stations. we are in need jobs.com that profile the candidates. >> i think you need to be patient and put yourself out there. >> it's part of a group, a career transition supported group sponsored by danville's catholic church. >> we find people's ski

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next week we're going to tackle the cold case of phyllis boley. 23-year-old fill was the apple her father's 37 years ago he lost his baby girl after she was brutally murdereded in her home. the family is fighting for ans. you can catch this story next tuesday on abc2 news at 11:00. blan. >>> that is weather service issuing a statement saying at least 27 tornadoes confirmed. this is one week ago tonight when alabama had that horrible tornado outbreak. talking about the 11 in and around our state at abc2news.com. right now at the inner harbor we've got 60 degrees. and humidity 44%. winds northwest 15. much cooler day out there, no question about that. and as we take a look at some of the weather throughout the afternoon you see that basically the sky is staying relatively murky. a few blades of sunshine get through at times toward frederick this afternoon. we're beginning to see a little bit of clearing. deep creek lake the skies cleared earlier. we're talking temperatures in the 30 newscast western maryland as we speak. frost out there overnight. annapolis again mostly cloudy, but a little b