the discussion. you say apple'sry and the world is ready to get it. >> yeah. >> is the time for tv now or later. >> i think it is about now. i mean, i was at aol time warner when we were messing around with it 15 years ago. huge investment. never worked out. i think the timing is now people are now ready for it. they've texted it with the current box. i think over the next 12 months they're going to launch it in a big way. >> you agree? >> i absolutely agree. but at the same time, i think it's important to launch it the right way because that will influence how well they can monitor the tv. >> apple's been working on tv for years. steve jobs said himself a couple of years ago, this started out as a hobby. and it became real, they became serious about the latest revision of the apple tv hardware. we would like to see that operating system be opened up to the third-party developers. ios runs the apple tv. a lot of poeople don't know tha. that's not by mistake. we're excited about it. it's up to apple to make the final

it is the apple's developers' conference under way. carl quintanilla anchoring the coverage of california. apple stock is moving smartly. last trade now up under just a full percent. what do you expect? >> apple's been holding the conference for 30 years. it started out as a way to announce new technologies for its developers but over time became a platform to announce actual products. safari, the iphone, one of the original iphones first introduced at the wwdc. a few potential announcements that could be coming from cook in the next few minutes. one, more of an integration with facebook. something he hinted at in a conference a few weeks ago. saying the company might work closer with facebook. that's a reason facebook could be trading higher today. a new maps app. maybe an app that does mapping from apple's own hardware and software. potentially bad news for a google or a garmin. new version of siri undergone criticism not as effective as perhaps it could. some analysts believe that apple tv might get some kind of an announcement today

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

does this matter and move the needle for apple? >> i think it's a similar set-up as trying to get in to the iphone and people said it's a low margin business dominated by certain people and now apple controls a majority of the profits right now so i think they probably do a similar type of transition in the tv space. the apple tv started out as a hobby. i think tim cook talks about it appropriately as a hobby and not keeping it there for too long. >> we believe that tim cook is currently starting to talk about the new operating system, the new ios. what in particular do you want to hear on this point? and i'm going to double barrel this question and say, what would make you disappointed at the end of today and perhaps change your target for the worse? >> i'll tell you what. ios6, the big catalyst to look for is a new iphone, iphone 5. i don't think we're going to get that today. i didn't expect to get that today. i have been pretty much -- pretty clear on the stock that we think it's going to be range bound until you see that cataly

the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and packing house routine, 5:00 a.m. routine. we were walking at dawn with the pickers who were all working, my brother was walking ahead of me. i saw all the shades of green, i was able to get my own ego out of the way. i thought he is amazing. this brother of mine is amazing. he has built up something astonishing here. it was almost like he was no longer invisible to me. i could begin to see him. then when i watched him walking ahead of me, i realized he has the same gape i do. we are probably so much more alike than we ever allowed ourselves to think. that was a beginning moment for me. >> one of the narratives that runs through this book, particularly as he becomes more sick in the last part of it, you are the relentless, you are going to be okay, there is going to be hope, if i make enough contacts, i'll fix this. he is the almost unfailing despite his occasional req

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the apple worldwide developers conference is sold out. the people are not in line for tickets. hose are already gone. they're here so they can get a good spot for apple ceos keynote address. that's scheduled for 10:00 this morning. everyone here is waiting to see what new products and things cook is going to talk about. one of those things a new operating system for the iphone. there are rumors that that new operating system will have a new map program so in the future you may no longer have google maps on your iphone but apples on own program and also talk about integrating facebook directly into the iphone so you can do facebook chat using text messaging and they're waiting to hear which rumors will become a reality. >> we're kind of meeting probably with some of the most devoted apple afear that does around the world. you get to learn a lot of good things from the experts and it's fun mixing up with the apple employees. it's a social activity and we're going to the spend the week here learning about new technologies and getting to see what they introduce immediately in day on

-- the apple conference is happening now. has more. >> reporter: everyone is waiting to see what apple's score is going to say. right now registration -- ceo is going to say. right now registration is starting. now you can see there's movement. take a look at this video we got to the very end of the line and the front entrance of the west. the line wraps completely around the building. apple's worldwide developers' conference is sold out. 5500 people preregistered so everybody in this line already has ticket -- already has tickets. so people wanted to be in here earlier when tim cook gives the keynote speech. that's supposed to happen at 10:00 and it's during that speech that apple usually announces the new products. >> this is more exciting. i have really great -- i have really great pictures of steve when he was talking about his slides. you can get that by taking a picture of the scene. >> reporter: apple is not releasing things about what their cota talk about today and that system have will -- and that system will have a

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what happened in the courtroom this morning. >>> and apple makes a big announcement in san francisc we're live with the late fres the worldwide developers conference. >> here's a live look at the gorgeous conditions. this is along 680 moving along just fine. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good morning. and thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon in for jon kelley. it was a crime that tore a tight-knit family apart. a known gang member fired into a car in san francisco, killing a father and his two sons. >> right now, edwin ramos is learning his fate. nbc bay area's christie smith has the report from this morning's sentencing. she join us now live. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. edwin ramos is in court surrounded by three attorneys arguing motions on his behalf before a judge. but so far, what the judge is indicating is that he is tentatively denying his request for a new trial. as family members were among the first led into the courtroom this morning and they listened to the judge explain his decision step by step, ramos was co

using the actual core rise where he started apple in the 1970's. the film stars ashton kutcher and will cover three decades from 1971 until 2000. it is a rival to another film being developed by sony pictures. >> 40 niner's season-ticket holders can begin purchasing tickets for the team's new stadium. all buyers must get a stadium builders licenses costing between $2,000.6000 dollars. ticket prices, there are several financial plans for the buyers that need to finance the seed licensing. the stadium in santa clara scandal to open in 2014. the best golfers in the world will spend the whole week in san fransisco. the second major of the year being played this week right here in the city at the olympic club, a posting a 112 u.s. open. it begins thursday and runs through sunday but the golfers are getting started on a course this morning. the first practice rounds began around 7:00 a.m.. i would imagine that they will be out there all day long. getting ready.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> today's tip of the date is white peaches. when you buy them, a dark red c

and he was in front of one of the screens at the apple store. and he was like, dad, you know, why don't we have this in our house? i mean, like what do you have this? the computer or the what? no, the screen. they had up all the significant content brands with direct access on apple tv. i think, you know, from the eyes of a 10-year-old who doesn't know the distribution pipes it's the attractiveness how easy things are used, what content brands are in general. i think when we look at the world, we say let's make the content everywhere. and partner with as many people as possible. and then you realize have to take a step back. there is a disruption happening. but i think people like glenn and his people have tremendously strong relationships. they're in people's homes, so we're trying to build the content for where the audience is. >> is cable adjusting? we talked about it as a pipe, now it's tv everywhere, all the other concepts that it's building out. is it adjusting to the needs of the digital company the way that it needs to? >> yeah, i think f

than somebody else. >> reporter: now, the next major hurdle for the city and apple is the environmental impact report. hopefully the final by the end of the year or early next year. >> arturo, thank you. >>> much like baseball, golf is a game often shared and passed through generations. among the great father's day traditions is father's day at the u.s. open. but many families aren't waiting for sunday. let's bring in nbc bay area's marla from the olympic club. >> reporter: some 230,000 fans are expected to make their way out to the u.s. open this weekend. as we found, fans of all ages and generations. the stampede into the olympic club start ed before the first swing at 7:00 a.m. >> we just walked in. the first group we saw was tiger, phil and bubba on the 9th tee. so the reality sinks in. >> reporter: the threesome that caught our eye, this three-generational snapshot. >> special memories, yeah. definitely. >> reporter: what do you think so far? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: 11-year-old michael dahl is witnessing his second u.s. open with his father and grandfathe

they're here for the apple worldwide development conference. hey are in line for is they want to be in the room when apple ceo tim cook gives the keynote speech, and that's scheduled to happen at 10:00 this morning. some people camped out overnight and had their ipads and iphones cokeep them entertain. some of the people in line this morning had some ideas about what they think is next for apple. >> i think we're definitely going orgeat a new map. i think that's definitely coming. i would like to see. we're kind of meeting with probably some of the most devoted apple afear that does around the world. you get to learn a lot of good things from the experts and it's fun mixing up with the apple employees. >> and the map program you heard thatly lei dimension is supposed to be part of the new operating system, osx and the rumor is they will have their own satellite map program. there's also talk that facebook may become more integrated with the iphone. you might be able to do new things like facebook chat. it's all a mystery to everyone here in line

he's gotten the hang of this. and applees to capture our imagination though there is probably no huge, huge announcement this morning. >> okay, scott. we know that laura is looking forward to the new mac book. 5:31. today, closure for a heartbroken mother who lost her husband and two sons in a gang shooting. edwin ramos will be sentenced for killing anthony and his sons michael and matthew. they were driving home from a family gathering when prosecutors say ramos mistook one of them for a rival gang member and opened fire from another car. one son survived. >> funeral services will be held for a south bay teen killed while visiting his grandmother in oregon. nick had finished his sophomore year in mountain view. last monday police say his uncle used a hunting rifle to shoot the teenager and his grandmother who also died. police say the 41-year-old man confessed to the shooting. no word yet on his motive. >> today is the last day to get your application in for the oakland police department looking to hire officer trainees fo

the class. let's solve this. >>> welcome back to "fast money". shares of apple are actually in the red. ssing something. >> i think sit really apple continuing. there is not a single manufacturer that can touch them in terms of quality and even pricing. i think we are doing a lot of it. >> weren't you expecting this? wasn't this a logical evolution? >> i can't speak to the stock but i think people absolutely were expecting this if not this, the mac book air was supposed to do this. yes, you are completely right. >> how did you gauge the performan performance. >> i thought he did really well. he has stood in for jobs before. and they have the tag team so i think he did a really good job. >> jonathan, glaet to see you. the boy squleen yus life-support. i know you follow apple. >> i have an apple phone. >> it is very telling. >> if you want to play the stocks in the apple ecosystem, nvidia is actually interesting again. the 52 week low. good volume today. so again, point of ref lens, i think the tape may be squishy, that is a financial term, they set up as an interesting trade. although the

tim coke expected to issue of new software for the i phone, ipad and the apple software. it is for 33, our weather geek isn't now up the cemeterial county fair this morning. >>> i got to go to the farewell you guys got to go to work. this is a great place to be if you want to enjoy great food, the rides in just a great time. is a very mild start of outside. already in the '50s and '60s. those temperatures are going to be cooking. red flag warnings are going to go up in the east bay. it will continue to about 10:00. it is about 97 degrees in livermore. about 91 degrees in redwood city. today is going to be hot all around the bay area. it will be a great did to come and check out there. >>> pretty fun on the roadways this morning did not seem too many hot spots print we your accident free as of this moment. live conditions along 880. we had roadwork along broadway but that's been wrapped up. we're seeing some slight delays but overall is not causing too much problems, you do not want to drive through the area. >>> today because of learned which fire stations would be closing

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the past. i'd rather buy upside plays in apple than play the eco system around apple. best purchase name in the group. >>> time for pops and drops. midday market movers that might not yet be on our radar. morgan stanley is the first one dropping 1%. >> capital markets trading the financials is incredibly important. morgan stanley is a name you got to watch here. a price gap from 12.95 to 13.95. hold there. >> grasso, navistar. >> terrible chart on this stock. most guys lined up this short. they couldn't even reap the benefits of being short because it was a real quick one or two-day flip the switch neck breaking, back turning straight back up. if you had to play this, play it with a range bound. 30 1/2 to the upside. 26.80 to the downside. i don't know if you should be long or short. i wouldn't be long personally. >> dr. j., nvidia. at the highs of the day. getting a litlitle bit of a pop. >> i'll credit brian blair. i like the stock. i also like the ubs upgrade today, judge. they put a 15.50 target and a buy from neutral on it today. >> all right. granger dropping 4%.

the rumors are swirling that we could see a new apple television, a new iphone or a mini version of thepad. >>gabe: it is unlikely that apple will show off their next operating system for iphones and i've had. they are believed to dump google maps in use in new mapping system made and delivered by apple. this would end a long relationship with google and to their wrapping systems. it is widely rumored that they will add iran a display to their laptops like the iphone and ipad have put it is likely that they will announce apple applications for the television in a stand-alone box. apple is expected to announce a new iphone in september. nothing is confirmed but most agree the new iphone will have a bigger screen, 4 in.. closer to the android 4.3 in. screen. they could announce an apple television set for the living room. they already make computers, laptops, phones and tablets. also they could introduce a mini version of the ipad price around $200, something to compete with the the kindle tablet. it has always apple is being tight-lipped and has not revealed any seekers. we will be there

so i think maybe we got a little of what we expected here. >> susie: some of the apple executives were saying today that there is a new mack books is the most beautiful computer we've ever made. is it a must-have. >> the thing about app sell that they've always designed very beautiful products. and these designs we haven't gotten our hands on them yet but looking at them on the stage, they certainly seem like they have that apple design that sort of distinguishes them from everything else on the market. so i think from what we've heard, mac fans are going to love these. >> susie: what about other things that apple fans are going to like coming up. we just mentioned it is possible that in the fall they could come out with the iphone, there are all these rumors about the-- are these going to be wa, dow foe about when they are going to come out and will there be something magical about them sm. >> well, that's the thing. app sell very tight-lipped. they always have been about their product launches. they won't refer to any future plans or future products. but you know, that said it's almo

why the apple? >> it's not clear. ule of thumb, when something has -- when you eat the whole thing, you're more likely to get pesticides. imagine that being sprayed. when you eat an apple, it's not like the banana. >> what's the cleanest? do we have anything that's good? >> we have the cleanest. the cleanest ones are onions. this is the cleanest. then next, sweet corn. and then next pineapple. those were number one, two, three for the cleanest. you'll notice, you don't bite into a pineapple, right? you don't do this. you're cutting into it. if there are pesticides on here, you're not eating them. >> what should you do? how do you protect yourself? everybody loves a good apple. >> exactly. what you want to do is if this is a concern for you, if this is a priority for you, you don't want to eat pesticides or give them to your kids. buy organic. it costs more. sometimes you have to search for it. it's really pretty simple. eat organic. if you go to cnn.com/empower cnn.com/empoweredpatient we'll give you the whole list. >>

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the surprising announcement comes just three months after apple announced the latest upgrades to its ipad, including a sharper screen display and faster 4g wireless. >> we are redefining the category that apple created. >> reporter: apple has virtually cornered the market on what it calls post-pc devices, the ipad as well as iphone and ipod. more than 172 million were sold last year alone, helping to make apple the most valuable company in the world. microsoft hopes to change the playing field with the release of surface. microsoft didn't announce the price of the new device, so it's r: he's glad to be more independent and his mom has peace of mind knowing his blood pressure is in check. theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the boy who played darth vader in a popular car commercial is back home this morning recovering from open-heart surgery. 7-year-old max page underwent surgery at a los angeles hospital last week to replace his pulmonary valve. he's best known as the mini darth vader in the super bowl ad for volkswagen last year. really a cute commercial. yesterday, he told r

apple plans to offer free navigation and siri in the dashboard. people worry that apple will compete with harman and since apple is a terrible competitor to have harman fell yesterday, closed down 4%. could this be a case where the sellers are jumping the gun? we don't know apple and harman will be competitors. in the past they've been collaborators. having siri in the dash may make more business for harman as it could make the full suite more attractive. right now only about 10% of cars now have connectivity. harman sees 50 to 60%. siri could accelerate it without taking business away. that's the bull case. we need more clarity on this issue. especially after morgan stanley laid out a very negative case against harman because of the apple announcement which is why i'm thrilled to have dinesh paliwal, chairman and ceo of harman international, here with us tonight talking about where the company is headed and whether it should be seen as apple being the competitor. welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, good to be with you again. thanks for a very goo

the surprising announcement comes just three months after apple announced the latest upgrades to its ipad, including a sharper screen display and faster 4g wireless. >> we are redefining the category that apple created. >> reporter: apple has virtually cornered the market on what it calls post-pc devices, the ipad as well as iphone and ipod. more than 172 million were sold last year alone, helping to make apple the most valuable company in the world. microsoft hopes to change the playing field with the release of surface. microsoft didn't announce the price of the new device, so it's unclear how the cost of the new tablet will compare to apple's best sellers. cbs news, hollywood. >>> oh, and speaking of tablets, there's a group that's going bananas over the ipad. the houston zoo letting chimps and orangutans play with the high-tech gadget. they like to paint or play music, anything that's colorful and loud. look at those fingers! zookeepers say the animals enjoy the mental stimulation. >>> a 16-year-old boy in south florida is recovering after some amazing surgery. doctors removed a

ashton kutcher stars as the late apple co-founder. filming will begin in the garage where jobs started it all. the movie is based on the best selling biography of jobs with aaron sorkin as script writer. >>> still ahead, now hiring. bay area police department looking for a few good men and women. >>> hayward firefighter's rescue of a 13-year-old bassett . >>> robin roberts facing a new health scare. her emotional announcement and message she has for her fans. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> in contra costa county four families are looking for a new place live after a fire. this was sent via twitter by the fire crews on the scene. flames were shooting out of the apartment building. two units in the building were destroyed, two others heavily damaged. the families, 12 adults and two children got out okay no injuries the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> in hayward, a firefighter rescued this 13-year-old bassett hound last night. it happened on lafayette about 8 p.m.. the couple managed to get out s

the allegations. >>> move over apple! microsoft is working on its own tablet. >> the celebration is sailing on. >>> much quieter downtown now that all the ships have sailed out, as we look at the corner of pratt, but wind blowing around. baltimore's celebration concluded, but not without a host of sights and sounds as the tall ships pulled up anchor and headed out this morning. tim rutherford was there. >> reporter: the tall ship from mexico, was the first for depart the inner harbor today, but not without a last good-bye from newly made friends. [ inaudible ] >> really good friends. [ music ] the ship from brazil followed close behind. >> it brings tears to my eyes. >> reporter: and the tall ship from indonesia danced its way out of port. >> it makes the world look smaller than it is. >> it's like once in a lifetime. >> reporter: the ships might be leaving, bumper to bumper the spirit and friendship they fostered will long endure in charm city and on the open seas. -- but the spirit and friendship they fostered will endur

effort to systematically destroy the democratic party. also, why did apple move their jobs abroad. >> this is where your iphone is born and these are the people who brought it to life. i was first struck by how young they are. >> cenk: i'm going to show you a chart here that explains why all the jobs have been moved abroad and what an injustice it is. you've got to see that. plus, our own bill press here at current television gets attacked by the right wing. >> the radical progressive rejection of american exceptionalism the musical critique fine, he can't sing more than an octave, wah. >> step back. you've got bell press, you've got me. we protect our own here at current. plus, you're going to love this guy with his mustache. it's go time! >> cenk: so why the election in wisconsin so important? why is everybody spending so much time talking about in one election? it is actually because it's part of the effort of the republicans and the right wing to systematically destroy the democratic party. why? i thought it was about the budget or about unions well, it

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

the loser. that this is apple gunning for harman? >> i wish i could say. ople should take more time than two hours writing a quick report. the fact is today only two of ten cars have this. 87% of the interviews done by car companies and harman would like integrated systems but they can't afford it. so harman coming in, with our help making it more aware this is the feature functionality people can have would create need. our $16 billion auto backlog would multiply to 32 or three times. so in five years' time, my personal gut instincts and the research validating it that integration of such systems like we do would be up to 50%. the rest of the 50% of the new cars would have basic integration which will come from smart devices, not just apple. with android, nokia, blackberry. by the way, we are integrating all of them. it was misunderstood by analysts. however the institutional investors, index fund managers found a great opportunity to buy harman. >> dow jones comes out to say harman shares fall after apple shows map service that could hurt harman's largest

and unlike the apple tablet, the covers can be converted into keyboards.t also comes into a built-in kick-stand. it's the first computer by the software giant. until now, microsoft has always been at the mercy of manufacturers. >> it looks like they can actually do a really nice job of it, in terms of design. in terms of components. and in terms of how the hardware and software works together. >> it looks as if the surface will be released this fall, along with windows 8. no word, however, on the price tag. >>> well, just as americans plan their summer vacations, of course, gas prices are plummeting. great news nationwide. prices have dropped another 4 cents in the last week to an average of $3.53 a gallon. but the savings are more dramatic in the western states. prices have dropped 18 cents in washington. 17 cents in oregon. and 13 cents in california on this last full day of spring, we might add. >> thank you for that reminder. >>> now, it's spain that's worrying overseas investors. tokyo's nikkei average was off 65 points today. hong kong's hang seng lo