apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about th

if apple says it is not tracking users whereabouts. they are locked in the locations of wife i hot spots and cellphone tower is that are close ties phones to maintain a database and intend to improve location base services is in apps. if apple also said it cannot track individual users with the location information that is sent to the company because it is said to apple in an anonymous and encrypted form. if that's good news apple does not know where you've been, they're not tracking you but they did mess up because this tracking data if was stored on the i phone and i pad with 3 g and the computer these devices sink with. app ltd. that was a mistake, they call it above that needs to be fixed high software flaw in the intent to fix it. it will release an update in the next couple of weeks that will get rid of the problem. soon lead tracking location data will not be stored on your computer or by phone i pad

another amazing quarter for apple. susie, once again the company blew past wall street's expectations. >> susie: tom, its quarterly profit jumped 95%! apple earned a record $6 billion, or $6.40 a share. wall street was looking for $5.37. the company sold 18 million iphones. that's more than double than a year ago, thanks to verizon wireless unveiling its version of the popular smartphone in february. >> these rules came out the same day reuters reported a new iphone could hit the market in four months. while not commenting on tonight's conference call with analysts, apple's chief operating officer tim cooked called iphone success much larger than we thought we could do. the manager editor of the internet magazine joins us tonight from the nasdaq. if all the reports are accurate that we heard before the earnings call today on apple that a new iphone could hit the market in september, why in the fall? >> it's interesting, usually apple chooses their june event, it a developer event, to launch the new iphone, they have in

going to the apple country was huge for me. again, i am embarrassed to say, 15 years i had never been once with. this is a lunatic thing my brother is doing with these apples. when i sailed down this huge area of fruit country, imagine after 9/11, apple country at harvest, thousands of acreage, beautiful skies. i got tears. it was like america the beautiful. it was so rural. it was such a different world for me. the first sighting of my brother. he didn't know i was coming was at the packing house. i remember seeing him, millions of apples coming down the flumes. my brother was looking at every single piece of fruit to be sure it was shipped correctly. he was to tender. i was seeing him from a long shot. i thought oh my god, all he needs is a sweater, he'd look just like are mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was 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 p

the controversy doesn't just involve apple. tech contributor has more on why companies are collecting your data and what you can do about it. >> you take your phone with you everywhere. so when security researchers discovered that apple iphones are logging location data, and now the news that google and android phones are logging your location. this data could be used to build incredibly huge database. >> the iphone can be an itracker and an itracker can be used by a predator. >> i downloaded a program on my computer that takes all the location data apple is store on my phone and then shows it on a map with my phone in the car i drive a route through san francisco, even down crooked almost lombard street. but it shows only the grid. android phones are precise. google says their phones collect cell tower locations, wi-fi routers and your phone's gps data and all location sharing is opted in by the user, and any information is anonmowz. >> these units can check e-mails, text-messages, and data messages from the phone. >> law enfo

apple's tracking me? what do you say, appear? and then apple doesn't respond. >> but it's part of an entire trend of much more information is being generated. you just imagine how much information you're putting on a facebook profile. what does that do to privacy? >> privacy has been dead for some time. we just haven't buried it because the information that we're all sharing can be pulled through apis. so even third-party twitter clients can see your messages because part of that's open. that's a major concern. there's the application called color.com which some of us have been using. and it's an innovative prompt, but it listens to what's being said and matches it with others in wav files. ilg it's listening to and it's a photo-taking app and combines your photos with my photos. is that a fair summary of it? >> technical terms, it's trying to figure out an implicit social graph. figure out who are your friends based on when have you taken pictures, and have you taken pictures with them in the same room. >> trying to figure out e

apple does not know where you've been the not tracking you. the did mess up because the tracking data was stored in the i phone and i pad with 3 g and the computer these computer devices sink up with. the said it's a mistake to call the above if that they have to fix. they will release an update in the next couple of weeks that will get rid of the problem. soon the location data will not be stored on your computer who, i phone or i pad with 3 do. members of governments to one answers as to how and why apple let this happen. this does raise larger questions of how the locations of mobile devices are tracked and shared by companies like apple and google and whether federal laws provide adequate protection as technology has advanced. if you keep jobs that app intends to participate in discussions with federal legislators and regulatory agencies to reassure them about apples practices in. apple posted online that question and answer page on location tracking and the products for customers were still concerned. if you'd like to look this from apple

denying reports apple tracks you. now, it does keep a written record on your phone about the wi-fi networks you passed by. we have known that for a long time. apple admits the records are too big. the information is kept too long and says it will fix that problem with an update. so, largely, this is over. apple finally addressed this. they weren't quick about it. in the meantime, bob pointed out the white iphone on the same day. is it a case where apple says of course we don't track anything. all the companies we tract with do but we don't. >> it's more we don't track you, we track the things that you pass by. honestly, it's a fine distinction. steve jobs says this is a matter of educating the consumer to understand why they do it and how it works. they admit, we track or this device records a bit too long. >> we'll see how that plays out. >> i bet other devices do as well. >> watching your end now. it is 6:27 now. still to come, a congresswoman tells the people of san bruno, pg&e should not be trusted. >>> a live rep

apple admits the records are too big. the information is kept too long and says it will fix that problem with an update. in the meantime, bob has been reporting, they have the new white iphone. it's a heck of a coincidence. >> look over here. give me your arms. >> exactly. >>> 5:27 now. >>> coming up, the simple test about diagnosing autism. >>> a santa cruz man living with a dead body for more than a week. how they stumbled upon the gruesome discovery. >>> an officer involved shooting in dublin. we'll have the lathest on the investigation. >>> new this morning, police make a gruesome discovery inside this santa cruz apartment after neighbors complain of a horrible smell. the story coming up in my live report. >> reporter: breaking news out of dublin this morning. investigators trying to figure out why a homeless man may have attacked a police sergeant who then shot and killed him. i'm christie smith, coming up in a live report. >>> plus, will he open his eyes again? the plan to bring bryan stow out of a month-long coma.

but in february of this year, apple issued a supplier responsibility progress report. it said in 2010, we learned that 137 workers at the suzhou facility of wintek, one of apple's suppliers, had suffered adverse health effects following exposure to n-hexane. apple called the incidents a core violation and said it had required wintek to fix their ventilation system. the report added apple has verified that all affected workers have been treated successfully, and we continue to monitor their medical reports until full recuperation. but the workers here say their recovery is slow. this man says his symptoms persist. >> ( translated ): the specialist in suzhou hospital said i need treatment immediately. but i went back to my company and they said i don't need to. so there is a dispute going on between the hospital and my company. >> reporter: why do you still work here? >> ( translated ): i couldn't get a job anywhere else because i have this occupational disease. because i have this disease, i wouldn't be able to get health insurance anywhere else. >> reporter: apple says

if they have questions, ask apple to be open to them. he has responded to a large number of people who have written to him about this. a large number of people have forwarded their responses to me. his principal response is, basically it is, i do not think mike appreciates the complexities of the situation. i think it is a fine response. it recognizes some degree that there is a cinch to ration. somebody from apple wanted to talk about the complexities of 12 year-old putting together a electronics, i would be happy to listen to that conversation. >> there is a list of companies that you foxcon, amazon, apple, samsung, sony, acer, why did you not give up your apple stuffed if it bother you so much? >> if i give it up -- there are no humane electronics today. there are none. the electronics not made by foxcon are produced in the special economic zone by other factories in conditions that are the same or worse. if i get rid of my electronics, i would have to buy more electronics and perpetuate the problem. these devices have become a part o

if they have questions, ask apple to be open to them. he has responded to a large number of people who have written to him about this. a large number of people have forwarded their responses to me. his principal response is, basically it is, i do not think mike appreciates the complexities of the situation. i think it is a fine response. it recognizes some degree that there is a cinch to ration. somebody from apple wanted to talk about the complexities of 12 year-old putting together a electronic, i would be happy to listen to that conversation. >> there is a list of companies that you foxconn, amazon, apple, samsung, sony, acer, why did you not give up your apple stuffed if it bother you so much? >> if i give it up -- there are no humane electronics today. there are none. the electronics not made by foxconn are produced in the special economic zone by other factories in conditions that are the same or worse. if i get rid of my electronics, i would have to buy more electronics and perpetuate the problem. these devices have become a part

but they do think apple should address the rumors. >> if apple came out and were more open about it i think people would relax a little more. >> the two researchers said the devices track the locations of users in unencrypted and unsecured files. and there's no way to remove the data. the researchers say they've asked apple for an explanation but so far have not received a response. >>> today is the deadline for the owner of a vallejo building to fix the leaning structure where its tenants could be forced to leave. tenants avoided eviction in march of last year after the owner submitted emergency plans to short structural damage. repair plans were approved in january of this year, but since then city officials say no work has been done and they have not heard from the owner in months. signs have gone up on the sonoma boulevard property warning tenants they'll have to leave if repairs don't start today. >>> bicycle speed limits on the bay area landmark are a hot topic today. it's one of the biggest development projects in bay area history. and it could move closer to approval tonight.

and apple computer one of them, apple i should say, they're way more than computers, apple earnings up almost 95%. g.e. this morning profit and revenues beat the street. mcdonald's just coming in a little bitting a profits up almost 11% there. so it looks like and then verizon rakes in subscribers with the help of it getting the iphone. so a lot of good news this morning. bottom part of your screen you can see the dow jones already up almost 29 points. we'll keep watching. >>> we'll go ahead and smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news thursday april 21st. i'm dave clark. >>> i'm pam cook. thank you for watching. time now is 6:30. >>> in the news right now president obama will be joining some supporters for breakfast in san francisco before he heads out of town this morning. ktvu's kraig debro live in san francisco right nowhere the president spent the night. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: we're at fifth and fulsome. just a few minutes from now maybe a little bit longer than that the president's going to be going across town for a fun

but in february of this year, apple issued a supplier responsibility progress report. it said in 2010, we learned that 137 workers at the suzhou facility of wintek, one of apple's suppliers, had suffered eafev hefh s ifollowefng exposure to nexane.ll apple called the incidents ae. core violation and said it had required wintek to fix their ventilation system. the report added apple has verified that all affected workers have been treated successfully, and we continue to monitor their medical reports until full recuperation. but the workers here say their recovery is slow. this man says his symptoms persist. >> ( translated ): the specialist in suzhou hospital said i need treatment immediately. but i went back to my company and they said i don't need to. so there is a dispute going on between the hospital and my company. >> reporter: why do you still work here? >> ( translated ): i couldn't get a job anywhere else because i have this occupational disease. because i have this disease, i wouldn't be able to get health insurance anywhere else. >> reporter: apple says winte

but in february of this year, apple issued a supplier responsibility progress report. it said in 2010, we learned that 137 workers at the suzhou facility of wintek, one of apple's suppliers, had suffered adverse health effects following exposure to n-hexane. app called thincidents a core violation and said it had required wintek to fix their ventilation system. the report added apple has verified that all affected workers have been treated successfully, and we continue to monitor their medical reports until full recuperation. but the workers here say their recovery is slow. this man says his symptoms persist. >> ( translated ): the specialist in suzhou hospital said i need treatment immediately. but i went back to my company and they said i don need to. so there is a dispute going on between the hospital and my company. >> reporter: why do you still work here? >> ( translated ): i couldn't get a job anywhere else because i have this occupational disease. because i have this disease, i wouldn't be able to get health insurance anywhere else. >> reporter: apple says winte

it does not necessarily -- >> it is not an apples to apples comparison. oakland a's $7 million for the recycling collection services. the net benefit to the city really is $22 million to the city of oakland. commissioner campos: again, we have not had our consultant look at that. ok, anything else? >> if i may just make a brief statement. thank you. on behalf of the department of the environment, we appreciate the information and analysis that was compiled, especially given the short time frame, and largely agree with the content that was included in the presentation today. the report confirms that san francisco's residential refuse rates are close to bay area averages, that commercial rates are at or below bay area averages, and the san francisco has one of the most comprehensive refuse collection systems in the bay area. no major service voids have occurred, and as you have heard, the system is working actively. just as important, the study does confirm that our averag

. >>> new claims tonight that apple and apple products could be tracking your every move and storing the information. >> back here in 10 minutes with the latest computer models. showers out here right now and more on the way. . >>> i had tagging across -- you had tagging across the entire bridge. we were getting calls and so we had to do something about it. took months for the city to coordinate cleanup efforts. today and tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. drivers have to use a detour so crews can paint. complaints of graffiti doubles in the last six months. >> resources are scarce. i think you are seeing an uptick on the bridges knowing the efforts are expensive and take a lot of time to put together. >> it comes from tag teams interested in gaining notoriety. >> i think it's terrible. it's ugly. and like i said it costs the people money and the city money. >> this one project is costing $40,000. several more overpasses on highway 87 and 101 have also been tagged and there are plans to get those paints as well. >> reporter: reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 ne

as for apple, it's issued no public comment today. we'll see if they do. thank you mark. >>> you know the baggage fees that the airlines like the charge us all. here's comfort for you. if they loose your bag they'll have to give you a big refund. it's part of the passenger bill of rights. the airlines will have to pay more if they bump you. seat selection and fuel surcharges have to be disclosed and the airlines will pay bigger fines for stranding passengers to tarmac. that's a wonderful idea. sometimes you're out there for a long time. i would hate to get stuck on a tarmac with my 3-year-old and 8 and 10-year-old. it's a great thing. >> airlines will have to do more to go passengers about delays or cancellations both at the airport and online, the expanded passengers bill of rights will take effect in august. >>> we'll see did last of the rainbow terror alert systems. the color codes will be gone next week. the new system has two warning levels. eminent and elevated. the warrants will identify special -- they will have annex picturation date. >>> his suic

apple's status as the envy of the corporate world appears to be intact. after the bell, apple said its revenue jumped 83% over last year thanks to sales of iphones. in fact, the only hole in apple's better than expected results, it couldn't make enough of the ipad 2 to keep up with demand. elsewhere after the bell, iphone chipmaker qualcomm rode the smartphone success to a stellar quarter, easily beating the street's target. american express said its profit rose 33% as customers spent more and paid their bills on time. on the street yesterday, earnings from tech titan's intel, yahoo! and united technologies drove stocks higher. meanwhile, standard & poor's newly negative outlook on u.s. debt continued to weigh down the dollar. gold hit another all-time high as investors sought out safe bets. crude prices shot up nearly 3% after a sharp drop in inventories. wynn resorts made more money off gamblers in vegas. pushing its revenue up 39%. at&t shares slipped in response to news it signed up fewer subscribers after losing its exclusive contract for the iphone.

to reassure them about apples practices. apple posted online a question and answer page on location tracking and their products for customers who are still concerned. if if you like to look at this clause lot on to www.kron4.com and look for my tech page. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>pam: speaking of apple the white colored i phone 4 is finally here. to help it will be on sale tomorrow at apple, of verizon and at&t stores and online. it was supposed to come out the same time as the black i phone 4 did but due to a design flaw as a was delayed. but if you been waiting for the white i phone for you might not want to rush out and buy it because apple is expected to unveil the next generation of the i phone 5 in june. that's at its conference in san francisco. the white i phone 4 is the same price as a starker counterpart. don't miss kron 4 exclusive coverage of the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers on sunday may 15. we will have cameras all along the course capturing all of the fun. the 100th running of the zazzle bay t

it does not necessarily -- >> it is not an apples to apples comparison. oakland a's $7 million for the recycling collection services. the net benefit to the city really is

. >> apple says it was not designed to track you, they are out with a response to that. >> apple says its iphones and ipads were collecting data. we have more on this fix. >> reporter: here at apple headquarters it has been chef 7 days since the controversy broke and they are responding with a 10 point q and a, they are not tracking your exact location, they are maintaining a database of towers around you. >> do you feel it is reacting the way it did because it got caught? >> this is a defensive reaction for sure. >> reporter: he showed us the location data his iphone stored on a recent trip to boston and new york. the gray circle is a location but the dot is exactly. >> she may not know exactly where in boston or new york i was but she would know what city i was in, that could be damaging under certain circumstances if that is the issue. >> in today's statement the company says it was trying to improve upcoming services. last week researchers discovered the iphone scores up stores up to a year's worth of data and sends it back to them without your permission. >> apple comes up with t

apple took a week to address some of the concerns. they came out this week and said that the file was basically a bug. it was unintended. that it was collecting more data than it should have been collecting and that it -- that they're going to give users a way of not turning it on. and not backing it up onto their computers. >> belva: wait a minute. a bug unintended, apple? that doesn't sound -- >> in criminal cases? >> yeah. but my question is, how specific is the location? i mean, and it know we're in the kqed -- does my iphone know exactly where i am? how specifically could it pinpoint where we are? >> this file was not particularly precise. one of the thing apple noted in its statement is that it often had information about cell towers that were 50 or 100 miles from where people are. the forensic researchers i've talked to and people speaking at this conference said the data could be used to locate people and give you kind of a general idea where people are. you know, it's not extraordinarily precise but, you know, within, say, se

apple is not commenting, scott, but they typically don't. we talked about how they deal with pr relations yesterday with the suit against samsung, but we know it's coming. happy early hannukah or christmas, whatever. >> i just started playing with the playbook yesterday and they're having trouble with at&t connections. i think apple has got iphone and it pad in the bag, no matter how late it comes out. >> reporter: that's the thing with the playbook. first of all, they don't have any apps. second of all, hello, where is the e-mail. just that one thing that was missing. >> and if you check the blogs, it's not working with at&t's network. so it's something close to a disaster. nicole lapin. >> reporter: such a tech guru, scott. >> i am a tech guru. you know who's a weather guru, it's christina loren. >> good morning to you. we do have a system of low pressure pushing into the bay area. the storm track is back. the jetstream has opened the door for all these storms to move into the bay area the next couple of days. we have rain chances each and

boy, apple never ceases to amaze. it's blowing away analysts' estimates with surging sale of the iphone in the second quarter. apple had more than 18 million iphones in three months. ipad ii sales were strong and they couldn't make enough of them to meet demand. if they had, results would be even better. losing exclusivity for the apple iphone did not hurt at&t. people are signing up with it, as it offers promotions and new devices. on the heels of yesterday's big rally, we have got well, a muted higher open today. the market is closed tomorrow. a lot of people took off yesterday for a long, even longer holiday weekend. there is how the market is shaping up. silicon valley index is higher here today. lastly, jennifer anniston and adam sadler to kickoff the premium film service. beginning today, the subscribers can get 48-hour rental of "just go with it." that is ten weeks after the movie theatrical release. directv say they may consider lowering the price if subscribers don't embrace the service. i'm jane king, bloomb

and what apple, secertly knows about its iphone owners. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. a new found of strong thunderstorms is expected for the southern to central plains and the gulf coast region. heat continues in the desert southwest, with temperatures in the 90s, and the northern plains will see a wintry mix. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. president obama is in the midst of a three-day campaign swing on the west coast. he appeared in a facebook feed wednesday, and will speak today in san francisco, reno, and nevada. >>> and in colorado, police are hunting for a man who may have planted a powerful bomb not far from columbine high school. they suspect a possible link with the 12th anniversary of the columbine massacre. >>> well, most everyone knows that apple's iphone and ipad are among the hottest of the hot new electronic gadgets. but, what you may not know is that those mobile devices could be tracking your every move. kendis gibson has more. >> reporter:

. >>> a new type of apple device out today. but that's not what people were waiting for when we found them lined up this morning. >>> also, why the 49ers are looking for some corporations with deep pockets and it has to do with a new stadium. >>> stocks are narrowly mixed today after the government said the u.s. economy flowed in the first three months of the year. there's also mixed corporate earning coming in. right now, the dow is up 52, 12,7043. the nasdaq is down 2. s&p is up 1. >>> apple's long-awaited white iphone is now on sale today. but that's not what apple fans we talked to were excited about this morning. a ktvu camera went to an apple store in downtown san francisco. we did find a long line. but these people were not waiting for the white line. they are in line for the ipad ii which has -- which has been out of stock. >>> there's been a lot of talk about iphones storing user location data. media reports say all smartphones do this but the information tracked is not about a user's specific location. the phones trac

it really is not apples to apples. -- we did not really get into that depth. a lot of your city services are paid for provided by recol ogy. a lot of fears are by cws or waste management. we've not compared the details of what you eat it. i would love to answer but i do not have the information. supervisor mirkarimi: what about examples so i can walk away with more than anecdotal? i have looked at the appendices. give me something that oakland does that we do not, residential or commercial. >> i do not know the details of what both of you do down to that level. supervisor mirkarimi: what about what we do versus what oakland does not? what about compost, for example? >> the only thing i can tell you that is in your rates that is not in oakland's is that recology takes care of some of the costs on tons. i do not believe oakland has disposal costs taken care of. it's still flows through the rates. i cannot give a detailed comparison of the two service structures. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. appreciate it. supervisor campos: the one area that stands out as an

a popular apple cider, mart martinellies is stored there. >> in st. louis, lambert airport is expected to re-open after a strong tornado did serious damage. the airport is closed with dozens of flights cancelled, including one to san francisco international airport. the storm damaged hundreds of homes in the surrounding area. richard can thank you has more. >> firs storms, including tornadoes, struck five states. lambert airport was shut down when fierce wind tore the roof of the con expowrs disciplinerred the glass in doors and windows. >> the doors blue in on the terminal and been bag lang claim. >> this security video shows

we're all familiar with the apple logo what you might not know is apple is watching you. i'll explain coming up. >>> plus a new bay area community could be born today. why there's some serious safety concerns. >>> good morning. san mateo bridge drivers looking at a pretty decent commute over to the peninsula. tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news thursday april 21st. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now is 5:31. check in mark is in for steve today. is it going to rain? >>> bulk of the showers moving out of town. mostly in the south bay there's a live doppler sweep showing current pattern. winds speeds have been bumping up. winds for around 15 to 20 miles an hour. a little tighter few showers close tore 101 north of morgan hill. plan on a few drops in the short-term, but the afternoon forecast will be changing. more on that in a few minutes. sal right now has an update on traffic. >>> right now interstate 880 traffic looks pretty good getting into the

he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas accent. i would say i don't know. he said you have to be there because they are my pears and precious and have to put them in the refrigerator the minute you come in. i learned to say okay. then the fruit would come and it would be wrapped like a bomb or something, each fruit, each pear. these gorgeous asian pears had sty row foam socks wrapped around them. after the fruit came you'd get a series of phone calls, can i demand a refund from the ups man, are you sure, can you write down what time it came? >> you have been carrying around this story all your life, what happened, why turn it into

yes congressman steve jobs and apple are doing very well you see apple is a multibillion dollar company and guess the i pad is made in china but that the technology was developed right here in the u.s. apple has over fifty thousand employees worldwide and the company it won't release the total number of u.s. employees but it's believed to be more than twenty five thousand jobs based right here in america but congressman jackson had more to say about this i pad and its job killing ways. a few short weeks ago i came to the house floor. after having purchased the i pad and i said that i happen to believe mr speaker that at some point in time does new device which is now probably responsible for eliminating thousands of american jobs now borders is closing stores because why do you need to go to borders anymore why do you go to dance you know. your book download your newspaper they lade your magazine. you know the congressman does have a point yes some national book store chains have already closed and others that will probably close but can you really blame the i pad for all that we go wit

apple is samsung's largest partner. we love how apple likes to mix words when they are out speaking. >> it's direct. you have to be honest, if you just see somebody walking by with a sangsung tab, it looks like an ipad. not that you ever see anybody. >> that's the point that people are saying. >> theoretically if someone walked by. thank you very much. christina, loren, the authentic thing. >> that's crazy talk. good morning to you. we are looking good this morning. we are clear overall. we have cloudy skiesover head. nothing on the radar. you might find fog that produces a drizzling effect. this afternoon, when the sun comes out, we warm up to the 70s. by wednesday, the rain moves back in but we are going to see a nice first half of your wednesday, showers moving in for the evening and overnight hours. a good deal of clearing by thursday. we should see a nice thursday. here is the radar. nothing happening. a little bit of reduced visibility in the east bay. hayward at four miles. livermore at six miles. it's still okay

apple says a software bug that causes the phone to deep keep the data longer than intended. >> apple's long delayed white iphone 4 goes on sale tomorrow in the u.s. the black iphone went on sale on june, they delayed the white iphone. >> sunny weather. >> and take a look outside. we do have a few high clouds. temperatures are already running warmer than yesterday. we've got a brief break from the warming trend before warmer weather this weekend. we have airport delays in the eastern part of the country because of the weather. >> and celebrating the royal couple. you can send well wishes to them even if you can't travel. >> more trunlt for nicolas cage, why we may face a child abuse allegation.  we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small b job creation at a standstill. 30,000 teachers already laid off. can we really afford billions more in cuts? $13 billion more devastates our schools, our safety, and the california we know. it's time for lawmakers to finally get the problem solved now. our kids and

the drop puts apple back to its march low. the initial weakness was due to the nasdaq 100 stock index undergoing a special rebalancing. under the old weightings, apple had grown to 20% of the entire index. with the rebalancing, apple's influence drops to just over 12% of the index. as apple's influence was reduced, other big technology stocks saw their weightings increase. microsoft, oracle, intel, and cisco all saw their weightings in the index increased. as the weightings change, managers of funds mimicking the index have to either buy or sell to re-balance their own funds. by the way, intel's 1.1% move was the second best today in the dow industrials. after last night's buyout announcement in microchips, texas instruments g a vote of confidence with shares rising almost 2%. it's buying fellow analog chip maker national semiconductor in a $6.5 billion cash deal. texas is paying $25 a share for national semi, sending n-s-m sky-rocketing-- up 71%, but still below the buyout price. another analog microchip maker, intersil, has

why apple executives say nothing but there could be a clue behind apples motivation. >>> plus a cab ride from new york to los angeles. guess how much this across country trip cost two men. >>> good morning, northbound and southbound traffic here on the freeway is looking pretty good. getting top the downtown oak -- getting up to the downtown oakland area. >>> good morning, mostly cloudy skies. light rain moving through. not a lot. but it has been on the peninsula right now. we will have clouds today with occasional showers. highs today in the low to mid 60s. >> all right steve. time now 5:24. hundreds of louisville, kentucky residents spent easter sunday packing up and moving out as the ohio river overflowed its bank and it's still raining. meteorologists say the river could keep rising until the end of this week. that would flood even more homes and businesses and roads and leave the residents wondering what they will have left to come back to. >>> apple is staying silent for now on reports the iphone, ipads are keeping track of where users are. however another privacy issue last year c

apple says a software bug that causes the phone to deep keep the data longer than intended. >> apple's long delayed white iphone 4 goes on sale tomorrow in the u.s. the black iphone went on sale on june, they delayed the white iphone. >> sunny weather. >> and take a look outside. we do have a few high clouds. temperatures are already running warmer than yesterday. we've got a brief break from the warming trend before warmer weather this weekend. we have airport delays in the eastern part of the country because of the weather. >> and celebrating the royal couple. you can send well wishes to them even if you can't travel. >> more trunlt for nicolas cage, why we may face a child abuse allegation. clclclclclclclclclcld create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> we are now less than 48 hours from britain's royal wedding. prince william and kate middleton. members of the royal guard stood at attention and march