samsung makes use apple of patent infringement lawsuit over the new iphone. case may not go to trial until 2014, so don't worry. not likely to affect the availability. timeican airlines, its on- has tumbled to 54%, on a pilot shortage and increasing.issues baltimore washington pace toional is on the busiestitle as the d.c. baltimore area this year. a spokesperson attributes this to record trafficke passengers] record passenger traffic. back to you. >> thank you. robin roberts is recovering this following her bone marrow transplant. the surgery was to treat a rare disorder. some friends came over from the to visit after the will be all that for quite awhile. later today on gnma we will get doctor androm her will discuss the colleagues hospital room yesterday. later today on gma. >> it is 58 degrees. >> another weekend means more track work for m news overseas. protests over the release of the in pakistan film pashawar.d deadly in a driver was killed after police fired shots to disperse protestors. protests have been ongoing for more than a week now. >> let's l

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apple. >> thank you, jim. john barr, if i could go back to you very quickly -- well, he'll be back with us in a few minutes. >>> the finance yahoo.com poll today, as apple unveils a new line, will you make apple investment decisions based on that release or not? which was basically the question i was going to put to john barr. results are coming up. >>> as if that wasn't exciting enough, we are following a breaking story regarding two airline giants. phil lebeau has that. >> we're taking a look at the report of airbus parent eads in discussions with british aerospace, bae systems, about a possible combination of the two companies. you mentioned airline giant. really when you look at these two charts and this possible combination, you have to focus on the defense side. that's really where implications will be strongest. the terms of the deal, it is still in discussion. it remains to be seen what happens here. could be where eads has 60% of the stock. bae system, their shareholders have 40% of the company. but the thing to focus on here is the reaction from boeing, lockheed martin, general dynamics. those guys a

the group claims the fbi is using the apple device information for a tracking people project. if linked with other information, such as names or addresses, the numbers could be uses as a way to get to more sensitive data. now, the fbi is disputing the claim. we'll show you the fbi's response to that right here t -- it came here first in a twitter post. itter post. the fbi is saying this is totally false. it does bring up the question of who is telling the truth here. if it didn't come from the fbi, where did the information come from? because several sources have taken the information from that antisec web opinion and they have been able to verify and actually contact people who have those devices. so certainly, it brings up that question of who got this information, why is it out there and how might it be able to be used in perhaps a way that we wouldn't be comfortable with. back to you. >> thank you very much. former president bill clinton is along the headline speaks are for -- speakers for day two of the democratic national convention. nicole collin is live in charlotte wit

apple is waiving the i cloud storage as well. shutter fly ceo joins us now. see you. >> thanks. >> got to address the stock price. on that day your stock really took a dip. can you address directly in terms of -- does this keep you up at night at all? >> it really doesn't. you see a lot of short money moving in and out of the stock but the long term holders keep on the dips. our market is about $30 billion in the u.s. we are going to monetize photos more profitably approaching $600 million this year. >> you said you are the only company monetizing people's photos. i would think apple would have the capability of flipping on a switch and being able to do that, as well. >> they have been competing with us since 1999 through i photo. you can make cards and calendars. we have a large percentage of our customers using apple's photos to access the shutterfly. shutterfly believes in being you -- to the consumer. >> the shorts in the name and many feel this is a business that can be comodatized. >> without vertical integration our 15 billion of our customers images a

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apple using the technology in its new device. samsung owns several patents, relating to lte implementation. it plans to study the iphone 5 thoroughly before making a decision. in a patent lawsuit last month. a federal jury ruled in favor of apple. ordered samsung to pay over $1 billion in damages. samsung official told nhk they're protecting their intellectual property. the official accused apple of hindering market competition. >>> chinese customs authorities apparently are tightening their checks on imports from japan. many jp knees firms doing business in the country are reporting stricter customs cler ans for their products. customs require blanket inspections on items in shanghai, instead of selected imports from japan. they say customs inspection rare yo is increased in beijing as well. the japan external trade organizations office in china says the chinese authorities have not offered any explanation for their change in clear ens procedures. two years ago china reduced exports of rare earth metals to japan when friction ov

this big launch, is now the time to sell apple stock? let us bring in the senior equity research analyst at mez zoo ho securities and senior staff writer at gizmo. aby, what say you, has apple peaked? >> no. i think there is more for it to go it is heading into one of the biggest product cycles, especially the big side. iphone five will have a strong uptake in the holiday season, ipad limited competition. we think there could be a slow down because the stock has done well. >> history is not on its side. raymond james says am outperformed the s & p one month every single time the leadup to an iphone announcement by an average 5.5%. after the launch, underperformed the s & p by 1.2%some that going to happen this time, a sell on the news kind of situation? >> you know, could be a little bit of a sell on the news, that's always happens on these type of highly volatile stocks. over the longer term, the stocks still have the product cycle that's gonna be -- actually really be fully exploding into the holiday season. before that you could be a selling

google maps and essentially forcing customers to use the apple maps instead. but there have been numerous complaints about this. >> i think this is apple doing some damage control that this has sort of snowballed and they were hoping this would be something that people would complain about and people are talking about the maps don't work. maybe i shouldn't get the iphone. >>> cal caltrans is planning two -- caltrans is plans two full closures. >>> near record heat is expected for the bay area. mçó4+y?i [ female announcer ] this is the story of joycelin... [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and then i blacked out. [ female announcer ] ...who thought she had reached the end of her story. [ joycelin ] the doctor told me i had two brain aneurysms and that one of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutter health's california pacific medical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and they were like a second family to me. and n

apple. so clearly this is the same methodology that they've used in the past. but at the end of the day, i think it still comes down to, is demand greater than supply? the answer is clearly yet. it's not time to get off the stock. >> brian, when you come up with an estimate of 6 million to 8 million, what are the data points you're using? apple keeps a close watch on their suppliers, none of them talk about how many chips they've shipped for the initial production ramp. and you can't go and count people waiting on line. it's not nothing to do with supply. how do you come up with the 6 million to 8 million? do you say last was 4 million. this product is 5/10% or 100% better, i'm giving you 4 million to 6 million? >> you want to size the market opportunity and see what they can do but you look at the production. clearly f we're expecting them to ship -- we expect 41 million for the december quarter. in reality, we think it's going to be greater than that. they're probably producing about 475,000 iphones per day. they're clearly having ramp and yield issues curren

apple's iphone 5 to rescue our economy. one report says it can happen. but does that just prove how rotten the economy really the t. stay with us a new recession away? jpmorgan report says apple could single handedly help our nation's economy grow by half a percent. you say this report is proving how bad our economy is doing. how do you figure? >> well, it's pretty frightening. thank the almighty for apple, cheryl. the new products are the atlases holding the economy up. it's a little fried frightening, however, how one economy can have such a dominant impact because there is no reason we couldn't have a dozen apples, two dozen apples. there is an unlimited amount of wealth in this country could be producing. i fear it's a better business environment, it's better economic climate that we need to get folks producing and make more miracles like apple does. >> cheryl: tracy, do you agree with jonathan or disagree? >> i think it's more about how anemic the numbers are, cheryl. they're so bad these days, that even if you go out and buy one phone, you're going to move gdp because people are sitting on their hands notle to do anything

apple did a little copying of their own. switzerland's national rail company said they hold the right to the clock i con used on apple and ipads. they said they are honored they use the classic mundane clock design shown here on youtube and would be happy to let apple continue using it for a licensing fee. that has to be negotiated. no comment so far from apple but there's much more on "good morning america" coming up at -- in about 25 minutes. nurses are at san memorial hospital are going to take a vote whether to stage a three-day walkout when their contract expires next month. they have warned hospital management that a strike could begin at 5:00 p.m. on october 2nd and end at 5:00 a.m. october 5th. more than 600 nurses represented by the union face possible pay and benefit cuts under the hospital's new contract proposal. a hospital spokesman said the pay is not out of the realm of what other employers are doing. the union seeks a 5% increase to stay pace with what other bay area hospitals pay nurses. >>> coming up, the emmy awards just a day away. host jimmy kimmel tells abc7 news what he has planned. >> you see here, this

the group claims the fbi is using apple device information for a tracking people project.fbi is disputing the hackers' claims. it posted a response on the twitter page. if you want to go to the web site and check to see if your device information is on there, we have that all posted on our home page right here on myfoxdc.com. >> thank you. >>> alexandria police have arrested a map accused of stealing adiamond ring worth more than $25,000 from a popular jewelry store. this is surveillance photo released showing a man police say stole the ring from king's jewelers in old town. it happened during business hours on july 24th. police say the man walked not store, asked to look diamond rings and took the ring in question. last thursday, alexandria police and d.c. police arrested 50-year-old cedric williams earl at his home in the district. he is charged with grand larceny. >>> all morning long, we are live at howard university. >> this is a big event happening there today. dr.oz is in town. holly morris is there to tell us all about the 15 minute physical. >> if are going to get

apple's map apology or as sy would say, gangnam style. sue. >> thank you, ty. i think. >>> it is time for the power rundown. joining usls is back with me and bob pasani. she's dancing gangnam style as well. >> hey sexy lady. >> after weeks of complaints -- don't get me started. iphone maps. apple ceo tim cook says he's extremely sorry for the anguish it's caused, suggests that customers use rye values like google's maps until the problem is fixed. right thing to do, jane, or not? >> oh, i think so. i mean if he's really sorry they'll make it right. get the google maps on there. talk to erik schmidt. get over this whole thing. i earlier said steve jobs would never apologize. in fact steve jobs apologized in the past. five years ago he apologized when he cut the price of the iphone back then $200 after it had only been out a few months. he apologized to the original buyers. apologies from the ceo at apple are not completely unheard of. >> what do you think, rob snert. >> my favorite tweet that's been out there. if you've ordered an iphone 5 shipment are being delayed because apple is forcing everyone to use apple maps t

follow us on facebook and john and. apples sold more than 5 million iphones three days after its launch. that was below most estimates. is it really that special? samsung says it is not. it is out with a new ad. robert is our man in silicon valley. he joins us with this verdict. the president of egypt is coming to new york today. he will not meet with president obama peered mr. obama did thank him for helping to protect the u.s. embassy in cairo. we give this country billions of dollars in aid. you are upset about that. >> yes, i am. he should be condemning and arresting these mobs. this is a narrative of victimhood. you cannot claim victimhood any longer. you have to be a leader. you have to be a moderate pluralistic type of democracy for us to do business with you. no apology for anything. >> bottom line it is our money. if it is an our interest to give it away, it is also an hour interest to condition that. if you cannot protect our embassies and the people who work there, we will not give you that money. maybe every dollar

and for all of us apple customers who truly believe we can fight the power, the estimates are apple wills between now and christmas. best of luck fighting the power. that is it for tonight's broadcast of "rock center" and it's that time thanks to the magic of television, matt lauer and savannah guthrie have a preview of what's coming up tomorrow morning on "today." >>> coming up fry jake gyllenhaal. >> get ready to dance. korean sensation cy performs live on the plaza. >> multiple appearances for cy tonight. next week on "rock center," i will go behind the scenes with steve buscemi. finally he's a true leading man as his show on hbo ""boardwalk empire"" gets ready for season three. >> first rule of politics, never let the truth get in the way of a good story. >> a great actor and former new york city firefighter. we'll have his story next week on the broadcast. for everyone who worked so hard to get this week's broadcast on the air, thank you for watching. for now, good night from new york. for the folk in the eastern half next at 11:00, more violence in the middle east as actors from th

use apple. when you bought it it was 10% of your portfolio. then it doubled. you need to stay diversified so trim them as great as they might be just to keep them from dwarfing your other positions. short-term rallies give you a chance to unload risky names at terrible prices. even if the stock still has an amazing story, nobody lost money taking a profit. again, you don't have to sell everything. keep shares on the table. ring the register on some so you're playing with the house's money. those are the good stocks you should sell into strength. of course you should get rid of anything you plan to sell before the rally. you can dump those losers because you will probably get better prices. then there is the losers' club. big short-term rallies are a great way to test what you own. if you have a stock that went down on no news that stock could be a loser, a dud. if you can't get lift on a huge up day maybe it's not going anywhere at all. it makes sense to look over names that didn't participate in a big marketwide rally in order to spot losers before they do da

the group says the fbi is using apple device information for a tracking people project in its own words. the fbi is disputing the hackers' claims. the fbi says that it never asked for and never possessed that kind of a database. security experts say just having that identification number alone would not necessarily pose a problem but if someone was able to take it and merge it with other personally identifying data, then it could expose to you something such as identity theft. we have links on our website to some of those sites that have gone ahead and downloaded that information and published those id numbers. you can go on there and check your own. >> melanie, has it group done it just to prove they can do it? >> reporter: when you go on -- it's getting into the [ indiscernible ] the reason they said they did it is they have a beef with the security "community" with federal agencies they say go to hackers and ask for their help when them those hackers to help them expose cyberthreats but then turn around and label these hackers and criminals and arrest them. there have been a number o

apple. basically this is 12,000 yahoo! employees who used to have blackberries. ne choice here at the top of her list -- the apple iphone 5. i think all those folks are going to transfer from blackberry to the iphone 5. this is a benefit to apple. >> you're an iphone person. >> i have an iphone and a blackberry. i give her the benefit of the doubt. she says she wants her employees to use the product that most of the users of yahoo! are using. and so blackberry is very corporate and yahoo!'s supposed to be a consumer experience. i think there is some logic there. >> let's move on to the next one. perhaps surprisingly, the nation's elite business schools continue to see sharp declines in applications. have mbas totally lost their luster? why are the apps down? >> because they were way up. when there is a terrible economy, people get their mba, go back to school. we saw the huge peak. you can expect some kind of secular decline. plus i'm not sure it is bringing in the wall street money that it used to bring in. >> mbas maybe not worth as much as they used to be. >> m

scott, you need to have your iphone to do that and 12 days in, i think the driver may be using apple maps because it still hasn't reached me. >> bertha, thank you very much for working in an apple maps joke as well. bertha coombs at cnbc. >>> i have some new video out of northern china. it's the foxcon factory. lines of people interested in job interviews. this video comes from a private marketing firm in china. this is the same plant where violence erupted late last week, overturning cars, fires. the "wall street journal" this morning has an interesting theory about the cause behind the violence. there are several plants making iphones and other tech devices and management has been moving some of these workers from the southern plant to the northern plant near beijing. apparently things are much more relaxed in the southern plant so when workers arrive at the northern plant, there's this culture clash with fellow workers and more importantly with the guards. >>> it is 5:18 right now. christina loren is back to talk about the weather. we've got the roller coaster start. it's going to

i think theme matically the way it them, thematically the way it benefits us .. apple is in many ways a mentor company for us. they think about simplicity of design and not feature, feature, feature, but what can we remove from the product? to make it easier to use and simpler to use? and that is the kind of thing we aspire to, so it is helpful for us to work with them. >> rose: how do you see the roles of facebook and twitter developing? >> i think that they are very different companies, for one. i think that we think about people and the kind of accounts they follow, painting a picture of an interest graph, by which i mean i followed san francisco 49ers but they are not my friend. on my facebook i have a collection of friends. >> rose: everything you want to know about 49ers. >> on facebook, you know, i have a group of friends and they are my friend and there is a symmetrical relationship here and on twitter it is asymmetric, pushing that forward, i think that the way the companies will evolve is, you will see more real-time communication, more sharing, more willingn

you can listen to your music library using your apple ipod or iphone or a compatible samsung galaxy mobile phone and delivers ten watts total system power and you connect through bluetooth but there are limited quantities available online. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i would love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> we are supposed to stop for school buses but not everyone does. a new study says that montgomery county leads maryland in the number of school bus stop violations. in one day the department of education says 494 drivers ignored the stop arm of school buses. so montgomery county has installed cameras on a number of buses in order to catch violators. in frederick county, maryland, ten school buses are now equipped the cameras, our greg guise shows us how they work and they're designed to protect our youngsters. >> reporter: bus driver jody jackson sees dangerous behavior every day. >> it does scare me. >> reporter: but not open the bus, on the road. >> just last week i had at one of my stop

apple is the largest holding of all stocks in this client portfolio. speak to a lot of people use pandora internet radio on the iphone but competition is getting tougher. reports apple could be moving in. talking to the cofounder later this hour. melissa: serious news, the middle east unstable as ever. a shocking attack in libya, an attack that claimed the lives of ambassador chris stevens and three members. melissa: time for stocks first every 15 minutes onl on the flof the new york stock exchange or nicole petallides as always is standing by. nicole: the euro moving to the four-month highs. the top court ruling in germany basically says they will back the euro zone, will be there for the emergency fund. protected for more money, so that is basically the understanding. our market here at home, an up arrow across the board. up fractionally a quarter of a percent in the major averages, the s&p up a quarter of a percent right now. a stellar september. the dow and s&p gaining 2%, that is a good move for september. back to you. lori: apple getting set to unveil its latest product, the

he urged them to make use of apple money provided through the central bank's measures to support new industries and struggling companies. he also asked them to help japanese firms with merger and acquisition deals overseas to take advantage of the strong yen. shirakawa also stressed the central bank will continue its easing monetary policy to pull the country out of a deflationary spil. >> the bank of japan will steadily continue its monetary easing policy by expanding the asset line program. >> boj policymakers decided on wednesday to add about $128 billion to its asset-buying program. shirakawa says the measures are intended to support the nation's economy by providing funds to the market as china and other countries slow down. >>> the head of japan's insurers association says japanese firms that suffer damage from protests in china will be compensated. hundreds of millions of dollars may be paid out. general insurance association chairman yasuyoshi said firms that have policies to cover damages from social disturbances will receive indemnity payments. officials at insurance firms

apple telling us this morning the first wave sold out 2 million new apple iphone 5 and 24 hours, betteran double the first order for the predecessor. at&t set a new record for that carrier in early orders, but how is it the world's smartest company can get it so wrong? why not have 4 million units ready? might they be creating a product shortage intentionally for panic? apple put out a statement not all that contrite about the fed is saying iphone 5 reorders shattered the previous record, but one source inside apple tells us the shortage is for real, ramping up manufacturing is a black art and apple will never leave sales untapped and on the table. this is the broadest iphone rollout yet. most major carriers have the five from the get-go. the first one only went to at&t exclusively, verizon did not get it until a year or two later. not everybody has that. there will be long lines everywhere come friday. cheryl: could explain what is going on. my next guest compares the etf markets to throwing jell-o at a wall as you all know at home by now. he has investing advice to make your profile i

he joins us from apple headquarters in cupertino with the latest specs. hey, scott. >> reporter: hey, as the world's most valuable company, everything that apple does and the gadgets it introduces gets international attention. today a brand-new iphone, part of a lineup of devices aimed at your holiday shopping lists. >> and this is iphone 5. >> the newest iphone is thinner and lighter with a half inch added to the screen size. >> you can see he is lifting his arm and the ninja is noticing that. >> reporter: which along with a better camera and extra microphone gives app makers new technology to work with. >> also, there is now a new microphone on the iphone. so now with three mics, i think the thought is what can we do with all three of those. as you know, we use the mic that it can flow into your phone. i wonder what new kinds of mayhem we can create with this. >> reporter: backed by foo fighters, apple also rolled out new music for its upcoming holiday lineup. >> and it transforms beautifully -- >> reporter: a revamped itunes and new ipods, also with im

use the thing? would it it take like a week? >> check you out. honey, apple pie is in the oven. >> beautiful. look. >> that's all for this half-hour. find us on facebook at wnnfans.com. rocking the 50s. a good look. >> that's all for this half-hour. find us on facebook at >>> this morning on "world news now" -- a show of force. an elite group of u.s. marines heading to libya to help safeguard american facilities. >> investigators are trying to determine if the deadly consulate rampage was a coordinated terror attack timed for 9/11. it is thursday, september 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm john muller. rob nelson is on assignment. >> i'm paula faris on this thursday. president obama has tough new words about the attack. we'll get the latest in a moment. >>> also this half hour, a different kind of security breach at kennedy airport. as 100,000 mini bottles of booze, they're gone. they're missing. >> 100,000 of the little bottles? >> yeah, now airport workers right there they're under arrest. >> then now, you see it now you don't. incredible shr

a warning if you use apple products. 20 million id's may have been stolen.i. laptop. the f.b.i. said that is absolutely false. right now over to the pit crew. >> brian: my blackberry is looking better every day. folks here in nascar have been wonderful hosts. they gave us the keys to the car in the charlotte motor speed way. they are here with more. >> my home town is known near a lot of things. banking being one of nascar another. i think the latter is more sexier. i headed to the talk to the president and ceo smith. and take a car for a spin, let's take a look. ♪ it is a six billion dollar industry annually? >> it is. when you have such a big industry and sport like nascar and every race team is right arowd the charlotte region we have over 20,000 people who call nascar their job. >> talk about the dnc coming here. >> i had "fox and friends" on this morning, it was coo live fh carolina. charlotte is a fantastic city and i look forward to seeing everybody back here for a race. >> i have a need for speed. can you help me out. >> we have a car waiting for you

apple has ditched google as the back end for its maps app. it is using its own maps. t, hey, i want to give you an update on how the downloading of this is going. the file itself just under 900 megabytes. lots of people seem to be slamming apple servers for what checking i can do and from the heat on twitter. seems like this is taking a very long time for some people to download, which you might expect. we're talking tens of millions of devices out there that are eligible to upgrade to ios 6. i also want to mention the upgrade path on this ios 6 is particularly important for apple. they take great pride in the users ios users tend to upgrade so the majority of people tend to be on the same version of ios. that's great for developers because they know exactly what tools they need to use in order to enter the apple ecosystem. one sort of interesting thing to track will be, will people wait longer to download ios 6 and to upgrade to it because they're losing google maps? apple's maps don't have certain features like street view and like public transit directions that goog

everyone that i know the uses an apple iphone once the iphone five. key here is, it's faster, on a 14 network. the applications will move faster. he will see more down lows. really what this does is encourages more growth in this whole communications revolution that we are seeing. that is lifting productivity and will help the economy, so it is not just all about buying them, it's about using them to raise productivity. cheryl: well, i do believe you're kind of a tech expert, but i want to move on and get your reaction to this resurvey. basically this is what economists are saying. 59 percent said that the current u.s. monetary policy is about right. i want to know if you agree with that and also visit the best way to reduce the federal deficit, increase taxes and comply with spending cuts. the fed should not be doing anything else. to you agree with that? >> you know what, i don't agree with any of that. i am a part of that survey. and the bottom line is is that what i want to see his no increase in tax rate and a big spending cuts. the u.s. is spend

us. emwill still line up for an apple launch. they are doing so in the north bay in places like san francisco outside the union square store. that's where we found charlie hu huffnagle. he's been camping out since monday morning, he's making 1500 $by doing it. thanks to task rabbit. >> it's a website and mobil app. where you can outsource every day jobs to people in your neighborhood. >> they want to have the top camping equipment. i said i'd do it for 1500. >> there you go. have tent get iphone. apple stores all over the bay area will open tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. apple tells us they've already sold some 2 million of the latest iphones in preorders online. they expect to do a lot more business even starting tomorrow morning when the stores open. by the way, task rabbit says the iphone 5 launch the biggest thing to hit its website since it went into business. nbc bay area news. >> scott could have the task rabbit do his report for him tonight. >> we should try it, i wonder how much that would cost. he does a very good job. >