they go from the apple i to the apple ii. the differences, jerry, and others, they create -- i mean, you know, create a beautiful case, need the plastic molding, and it's going to cost a lot of money to do it. you just can't sell your vw bus and hp calculator the way they did to get money for the apple i, and so they need investment capital, and mike comes along, signs a line 6 credit, but also gives them a great piece -- or gives steve a great piece of advice which is a marketing document with three con cements on it. one is to focus, really, you know, keep your focus. the other is empathy, not the perfect word for it, but it's basically make an emotional connection to the people who are going to buy your product, and then the third is also not a great word, the words "impute," but that means cast an ora around whatever you do so that the minute you, you know, steve even throughout his career, had his own personal name on the patents for the boxes, the packaging of the apple product so when you open it up, the ipod cradled,

from being apple computer -- they even changed the name to just apple -- into being in the digital hub business. first with dvds and video. then really big with the ipod and music, and the ipod is hugely successful so he starts to worry. what's going to kill it? and re realizes people putting music on their phones will kill it. so focuses and does the iphone, and does it at first -- they did two versions of the iphone, one with sort of an ipod modified with a track wheel which wasn't very good for a phone. and then with johnny ives and many other people, and goaded on by microsoft and an engineer there that steve didn't like -- this notion of a touch screen technology, and when he finally sees how the touch screen can work, he says that's how we're going to do the iphone. so you have a series of consumer devices from the decade beginning beginning in 2001, most prominently the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad, the totally transform industries. >> and statement he is bending other industries in the direction of his -- >> the music industry. >> the music industry, disney. >

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

i was bruising the apple. you are bruising my fruit.

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the library collections. apple donated most of the material to stanford in 1987. they were collecting it for a company museum and scrapped the plans when steve jobs returned. it offers a glimpse into apple's early years as a scratchy startup in the 1970s. >> and what we hope will happen with the materials here is that people will see there are lessons in the past and those are worth digging for. >> reporter: the apple archives can help people understand how a silicon valley startup bam a global icon. >> harry chay, associated press, can. >>> new rumors are out about apple's nextgeneration gee. >> i pad. two technology blogs claim the company will debut two versions next month, both with a higher video resolution and bars to make the screen byer -- brighter. there is no comment from apple and they're known for keeping the secrets until the last minute. >>> i wish you were going to secretly tell us it will be atjoe and have to get on a 59 to pick her. you might be shocked by the temperatures here. they're not too far

. >>> up next on the news edge we've got a look back at the beginning of apple computers. the company has come a long way since the early days. >>> we've got the cure for that new year's hangover. don't waste your money on those so-called remedies you buy at the store, the natural foods that will put the pep back in your step. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> i think you would agree apple computer has been a major influence in society and technology for 35 years. now the company is making sure that history is protected to help future generations understand how a garage startup changed the world. reporter: this 1984 super bowl ad introduced americans to an l's macintosh computer. -- apple's macintosh computer. it's just one slice of apple history you'll find in the silicon valley archives of history. stanford is home to the largest collection of historical materials from the company that steve jobs and steve wozniak started 35 years ago. through this one collection you can sort of trace it out the history of the evolution of the computer. th

from being apple computer -- they even changed the name to just apple -- into being in the digital hub business. first with dvds and video. then really big with the ipod and music, and the ipod is hugely successful so he starts to worry. what's going to kill it? and re realizes people putting music on their phones will kill it. so focuses and does the iphone, and does it at first -- they did two versions of the iphone, one with sort of an ipod modified with a track wheel which wasn't very good for a phone. and then with johnny ives and many other people, and goaded on by microsoft and an engineer there that steve didn't like -- this notion of a touch screen technology, and when he finally sees how the touch screen can work, he says that's how we're going to do the iphone. so you have a series of consumer devices from the decade beginning beginning in 2001, most prominently the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad, the totally transform industries. >> and statement he is bending other industries in the direction of his -- >> the music industry. >> the music industry, disney. >

we have 3,000 items in the collection from apple. it's one of the largest collections of its kind in the world dealing with am, but after steve died luxing through the collection to -- looking through the collection to see what was the best of the best, we discovered something amazing. it was a videotape that regis mckenna made in 1980 of a 25-year-old steve jobs making a 22-minute presentation at stanford on the roots of apple and his vision for the company. we digitized that and it's on computerhistory.org, and we'll play you two minutes of it tonight. i hope you're as amazed as we were when you see it. >> [inaudible] so we had parts from atari, and we worked for six months and decided to build our own computer, so we built them, and we were up until 4 in the morning for many moons. nearly everybody wanted one. turned out it took 40 hours to build one of these things. we had a lot of friends that worked at similar companies with computer parts also, and so -- [laughter] [inaudible] we pulled our friends together to build computers,

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poly phenols antioxidants found in the peel of apples can suppress t. cell activation and thus prevent collide as in mice collide is a swelling of the large intestine and t. cells are a type of white blood cell to play a central role in the immune system and are at the core of that system that tailors the body's immune response to produce specific pathogens to conduct the research scientists chemically induced collide this in mice then gave one group an oral placebo and another group of mice were given an oral dose of apple pollock phenols every day during the course of the disease the results show that the mice who ate the apple poly phenols were protected from quietus. but the t. cells are the key here because the treated mice had fewer activated t. cells in their colons and mice the lack t. cells completely were not protected from collide as even after receiving the apple policy so it was only affecting the t. cells so this shows that apple polyphenols protect against collide as by the method of suppressing t. cell activation these fi

the freeway. steve mentioned i got a name. apple computer. we kept trying to think of alternatives and couldn't think of anything better. >> and fans of the movie "ghost busters" will appreciate this company video featuring steve jobs and other autos today, we're going to introduce four new products. >> the collection documents the years jobs spent at next computer che founded after being forced out of apple in 1985. >> this is it. a slab sits underneath the monitor. >> the archives are housed in this warehouse where stanford stores library collections. apple donated most materials to stanford in 1997. apple had been collecting it for a corporate museum but dropped plans when steve jobs returns. it offers a glimpse into the early years as a scrappy start up. >> what we hope will happen with materials here is that people will see there are lessons in the past that some are worth digging for. >> the apple archives are in a secret location. that area i told you about. historians want to get a glimpse will have to call stanford. >>> a study warns

the apple faithful can hardly wait for an apple tv that could be out next summer. >> i have an i-pod touch, an i- pod, mac book. >> reporter: television's the most mature, so consumer expectations would be very high. >> apple has to have a game changer and they have to price it in a way that makes sense. >> reporter: apple didn't create music players nor cell phones nor computer tablets. what they did create changed everything. while there are smart tvs out there, imagine what apple may do. internet ready tvs can take you right to non-tv sites such as google and facebook. >> they have to come up with something so good that we didn't even think about it. >> i'm assuming a lot of people like the gadgets. i bet it would sell pretty quickly. >> imagine a tv that had one cord, no connections at all. >> reporter: getting folks off the couch to use a touch screen seems to be out of the question. >> possibly using an i-pad or i- phone as an i-pod touch as a remote control. >> reporter: will customers rush to buy them? >> i think they will. i know i will. >> reporter: even at a premium price,

. >>> app makers are cramabling to beat the apple deadline. ch year around christmas apple stops accepting app submissions and updating the store. this year the deadline is thursday. nen who misses it will have to wait until after the holidays to get their apps into the apple store. christmas is the biggest day of the year for app sales. developer who is want to cash in are cramming to get their apps finished in time. >> no app need. we have the premier forecaster with meteorologist christina loren. >> we have a good looking forecast. >> good. >> really good for people who push it to the last minute. which is me and many of you out there. if you have to get out there and do christmas shopping, if you have to get your tree, you can do so without dodging showers all week long. a u lot of kids have this week off. they can go outside and play without worrying about the rain. 49 in hayward. it is mild. the reason why is because we have high and mid-level clouds overhead and fog developing as well. nothing below five miles of visible. we're looking g

, little ones like this, and by the way, the most popular apples they put in here is gala, mcintosh and red delicious which to me are some of the best apples for the lunch box, and fuji, because they're small. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh growser er and remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a crocodile goes after a lunch mower. >> an 1100-pound crock named elvis launched out of the water to get the lawn mower. trying to eat the machine. they eventually got the machine out. he is still chomping. >> poor lawn mower. [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. even if you're saying... my mother has the kids tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say boursin?

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

do you always core the apple? >> no. >> all right. >> these are baked apples with the core out. and a nice way to core them is to cut them in half and then use a melon baller to just scoop that center. it comes out pretty easily. >> you have to take the skin off? >> no. not on these. some of them we're skinning but not these. so with these, you bake them in a lightly oiled pan and after about 20 minutes of baking they'll look like this and we sprinkle them a little balsamic vinegar. >> a lot of people will say that's unusual but that would make this probably not a dessert but more of a side dish because it is sweet and savory? >> it's an interesting dessert but i would serve it more as a side dish. a little vinegar, olive oil, but just look at the delicious reduced syrup of the apples with the balsamic vinegar. >> what is the consistency you're looking for after baking, eat with a spoon? >> really, really soft and tender. >> great. there is one idea. the next one we're going to make, this is sauteed apples with cranberry

the dr. oz show raised similar concerns about arsenic in apple juice. at the time the fda questioned the findings. >> the sum total of the data says the arsenic we have in the u.s. apple juice supply is at very low levels, levels that don't cause us to be concerned. >> reporter: the fda said it would be concerned if arsenic levels exceeded 23 parts per billion. on the "today" show this morning, the juice industry noted only one sample for grape juice exceeded that level. >> the juices are safe. the industry is committed to meeting whatever science-based standards the fda sets. if fda scientists decide that the science justifies changing the standard then the industry will meet it. >> reporter: because kids drink so much apple juice there will be a new national standard not to exceed 3 parts per billion. that would be considerably less than the current standard for water which is 10 parts per billion. the fda now says it is considering a new standard to reduce consumer exposure to arsenic in apple juice. to many parents that makes sense. >> these are our

the cause. andrea nakano lift who covers apple says the company's culture of silence will likely add to suspicions. >> you see lots and lots of pretty wild theories and speculations about new products and services and, you know, hidden agendas and all those kinds of things with apple more than you do with other companies because they tend to constrain the amount of information that they make available to the marketplace. >> but apple is blaming it on a technical glitch and says it didn't intentionally leave out family planning information. they say they gather information from a number of different partners. >>> in tonight's medical alert, people on medicare now have a new weight loss tool. because of the new healthcare laws medicare patients are now eligible for face to face meetings with weight loss counselors. the centers for medicare and medicaid say that patients can go in for office visits once ek other week for up to five months. if patients show progress in their weight loss, medicare could agree to pay for more meetings. it's estimated that 30% on medicare are obese. >>> people around the

seeds on display. >>> this is something you may not have known, the largest apple archives are hidden at stanford university. >> they're n available to the public at least not yet. we have a sneak peak for you. among the 35 years of secret archives is an interview talking about how one day when they were driving down highway 85, jobs mentioned his idea for the name apple. there are blueprints for the first apple computer, and company t-shirts. >> historical facts will help historians understand how a start-up that started in a garage became so big. it's located in a seek relate climate controlled warehouse in stan forward's offcampus facility. >>> "nightly news" is next. re

from being apple computer -- they even changed the name to just apple -- into being inthe digital hub business. first with dvds and video. then really big with the ipod and music, and the ipod is hugely successful so he starts to worry. what's going to kill it? and re realizes people putting music on their phones will kill it. so focuses and does the iphone, and does it at first -- they did two versions of the iphone, one with sort of an ipod modified with a track wheel which wasn't very good for a phone. and then with johnny ives and many other people, and goaded on by microsoft and an engineer there that steve didn't like -- this notion of a touch screen technology, and when he finally sees how the touch screen can work, he says that's how we're going to do the iphone. so you have a series of consumer devices from the decade beginning beginning in 2001, most prominently the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad, the totally transform industries. >> and statement he is bending other industries in the direction of his -- >> the music industry. >> the music industry, disney. >>

arsenic in the apple juice, be very afraid. or should you be afraid at all? we'll see why the feds are about to take a closer look at that and the country singer mindy mccready grabbed her son from her parents' home and made a run for it. not allowed to do that. and now she's just missed an important deadline from the judge to get home. that is ahead on a busy night from america's choice for news on cable. wait a minute...i... [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but only for a limited time. see your lexus dealer. [ male announcer ] take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. fixodent denture adhesive challenges you to a 12 hour hold test. ♪ thanks to its time released formula, you apply fixodent once, and it holds all day. ♪ take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. guaranteed, or your money back. ♪ and for guaranteed freshness try fixodent cleanser, plus scope ingredients. >> shep: it's a drink millions of american parents give to their kids each day and now the food and drug administration reports it will be reexam

gets the biggest apple store. pen tomorrow in grand central terminal, of course, in new york city. the 23,000 square foot store is one of the world's largest apple stores and it will offer a feature that you cannot get anywhere else. you get a 15-minute training session for free with every new device you purchase. >> pretty cool. those training sessions are very valuable. >> we're back in a moment with a look at tinduckee n induck tees into the california hall of fame. >>> finally, some of the biggest stars are in sacramento. many of them are locals from the bay area. crews spent hours decorating sacramento's memorial auditorium, inside and out. among the hon rees who will be walking the red carpet, in fact, probably in the next 15, 20 minutes, carlos santa who grew up in san francisco. the beach boys are being inducted, bas ket ball great magic johnson. governor jerry brown says tonight's inductees should be celebrated as people who embody the spirit of california. >> wow, what a wide variety. it really is reflect

the world. fans left flowers, candles and written notes of tribute outside of apple stores. s autobiography- jess his biography instantly became a best-seller. things--he was a busy neary they cannot be replaced. 2011 was the year of the tablet. the ipad tube came out to great success. almost every manufacturer came out with a version of the tablets to take on the apple ipad. none of them have made a significant dent in the apple market. there is one that came out this year that could do just that. we're waiting to hear more numbers after holiday shopping, the kindle fire. it was purposely built scanned price to lure people away from the ipad. $200, a 7 in. tablet. a lot of people are snatching them up. it could be the one to challenge the ipad. it's the iphone 4s and its siri voice commands, when that came out, you could not go 10 minutes without hearing about it. siri allows you to ask a grant of questions and get answers. 2011 was a big year for facebook. thaws over 850 million users. facebook unveiled a time line, the biggest change of time--the biggest change the face of

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the some of the software violated one provision of the apple patent. that fall under the category will be band. this gives htc and google time to come up with a workaround. >>> the new york times is cutting back. the company is shrink its portfolio to save money. news of the sell comes -- sale comes after the chief announces she's stepping down. >>> while colleges are paying schussers top dollars they're hiking tuition prices. vanderbilt paid its chancellor $1.9 million in 2009, enough for 43 students to attend at current prices. the school says it pays big salaries to keep top talent. >>> there's many models of cars that will be fading into history next year. "usa today" reported that some of the models would be a distant memory. saab, buick lou certain and -- lou certain and ford crown victoria. >>> police need your help in finding a victim's family. >>> tonight, we note shooting death of a -- know the shooting death of a 19-year-old outside a popular mall was not random. >>> and why today's welcome home to troops was a bit for meaningful. >>> baltim

the accusations apple works with publishers to keep prices high. e's video from shanghai where chinese workers are building china's first amichi's pizza. they have 12 locations in the bay area. now one in china. make sure to call the right one or it will take forever. >>> it is 5:57 now. still to come on "today in the bay", uc davis taking action to prevent what happened at the occupy protest. >>> and temperatures are tumbling to near record lows as we speak. we'll let you know which cities are the oldest and how warm it will get later this afternoon in your full bay area forecast. er that i'm tracking for the east shore freeway. we'll see if it's on your drive coming up. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant your new progresso rich & hearty steak burger soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two fa

the things that really matter. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. or go to walmart.com for details. wgn news @ 9 applecal american civil liberties union says siri voice activated helper cannot find abortion clinics. the group launched a petition says distressing that siri can point to 2 viagra but not the pill or help you find an escort but not an abortion clinic. analysts do not think it is a glitch >> media companies for a long time have made it more difficult for women to find a family planning assistance not the first time this has happened apple insists the omission is not attachable simply means as we bring siri from beta to final product we find places where we can do better. >> new food recall old or over salmonella concerns recall 10 oz pints and 10 lb. containers of grape tomatoes sold in united states. spokesperson says any packages without a green sticker all part of the recall no illnesses have been reported. nobody likes to pay atm fees and new york company trying to avoid that putting ads on the screen and receipts while atm transaction takes place materre shows a commercial another adv

they sold the apple care protection plan which includes free product assistance but it overlaps with free assistance required by italian law and apple is not commenting. >>> they are about to get a new owner. the new york times is selling off its own they are group and the buyer is a florida newspaper chain which plans to keep most of the current employees on the payroll. they will pay more than $33 million for the network of newspapers. >>> did you go through a bad break up or did the shaky economy get you, say goodbye to 2011 for the good riddens day. a sledge hammer and a dumpster, people can shred their 401k statements and have photographs of embarrassing moments and the persons with the most creative centuries will win an ipad 2. we want to take a look at highway 4 near bay point. traffic is moving along well and you can see it looks like more cars and more people are heading back to work today. traffic on san francisco on highway 101 as you make your way to the bay bridge and speaking of the bay bridge, there is some construction going on. you also may want to consider the san m

report, the new versions will have 9.7-inch screens. word is apple is hoping to compete with the kindle fire, and extremely popular gift item this holiday season. it seems that americans may be using ipads to watch movies at home. movie attendance is at its lowest point in years. 1.25 billion people went to the movies this year. 2002 was the peak year for moviegoers. nearly 1.6 billion people attended movies that year. good news for the auto industry. ford sales are up this year appeared for the first time since 2007, the automaker surpassed the $200 million mark. are up more than 30%. three years ago, he died suddenly while serving a tour of duty in iraq. putting the meadows and love letters -- his personal property, including mementos of love letters, somehow ended up in a storage unit. >> it was important when i found it. i wanted to make sure it got back to the family. it became a personal quest. >> the police officer stumbled on something unusual. when called to this warehouse last month to investigate the copper piping, she spotted a pile of st

now new york city officials are suggesting the same for iraq war veterans in the big apple. for now, they say now is not the time. our nation has a longstanding tradition of welcoming home the men and women who served in sacrifice. nine new york city officials want to post a ticker-tape parade for iraq war veterans, just like after the second world war. >> 4 million people have lined the sidewalks. >> and after the gulf war. >> the pictures we see now are well below was, down broadway. >> but officials said that conducting a parade while we have troops in harm's way sends the wrong message. about an hour later, we seek a second statement. >> when you wait. all of the wars are over that you decide you're fighting bennett is ok to party? i think we should do what is right. >> some disagree and others agree with the pentagon. >> i think we should wait until we pull out of afghanistan for the safety of our country. >> washington, d.c. also posted a parade for gulf war vets. they are waiting for formal request from the federal government. if something can be worked out and they ca

we've heard a lot about the apple juice situation recently and the possibility of arsenic in apple juicew we have new developments. reporter: yeah. boy, this leaves us scratching our head as well because as parents we don't know what to do. it all started with dr. oz a couple months ago, became very public, sort of a public scare when he found arsenic levels in very popular brands of apple juice. the problem with apple juice is that so many kids drink it everyday. so consumer reports just came out and confirmed what dr. oz found, arsenic levels in apple juice, they found it in grape juice too, they did some samples, it wasn't in every brand, but the fda has also done studies. here's the problem, no one can seem to agree on what level of drug dug is safe in the -- arsenic is safe in the apple juice, so what do you do at the end of the day or at the beginning of the day when it comes to giving your kid apple juice? i talked to an environmental medicine expert and the advice is just be careful. do small amounts and be aware that the risk is there and we need more data on what this arsenic c

. >> also the history of apple computer hidden away in a secret bay area location. what they were willing to show us. and then this. >> very fun to explore and try new things. >>reporter: young minds testing the app of the future. right here in the bay area. all coming up later on "nightline". >> dan coming up next on "nightline". children with severe and chronic behavioral problems but should they be put on drug sns plus a sneak peek of the 40th anniversary of new year's rocking eve with ryan of the 40th anniversary of new year's rocking eve with ryan >> san francisco appeals court says a law giving tell communication company immunity for helping the government look for terrorists is constitutional. appeal involved 33 cases filed by groups claiming that the right to privacy was violated. reports say the national security agency operating out of a secret room in san francisco had been collecting the call records of tens of millions of americans however in a separate ruling the court says the government itself could be sued for the warran warrantless surveillance of a

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oz that the apple juice given to millions of kids ever day contains arsenic. 10% of the juices tested had arsenic levels higher than what is allowed in water by the fda. laura evans spoke with dr. oz about the new findings. >> i'm not surprise the by the findings were there were other groups, smaller groups, that had been looking at arsenic levels in apples and juice and finding it to be elevated as well. the fda updated its own data that included having levels about 10% above. this is just the last of the series of studies that have supported the argument that we need to get serious about what we need to do. the issue is not the short-term problems. that is what the fda has been looking at. it is the longer term issues of cancer, developmental delays, issues that acould you over many years of exposure. when you take that into account, you have to revisit how much we are allowed to have in our community. >> given what you are just saying now and the report that now concurs with the findings, will you go back again to the fda to ask for them to take another look into taking action on t