i saw the ladies making caramel apples, you got the apples with the candied apples, right? - yep, we have candy apples. ple red. - (laughs) right. - so what kind of apples are you guys workin' with here now? - [josh] these are our melrose. we actually invented this apple. it's a cross between the jonathan and the red delicious. the name in latin means paradise, so this is one of our biggest sellers is the melrose. - [david] this is my favorite apple. like when you make an apple pie, this thing works the best, it's the sweetest but it's still sorta, it's got a firmness to it like those granny smith apples, a little hard like that. - [josh] yeah, they're crisp and they're very versatile. you can cook with 'em, you can put 'em in salad. - [david] i love when you come up here. so we're in brunswick, we're doin' this whole show on brunswick, and this is sort of like, to me, the feature place in brunswick, it's to die for to pull in the parking lot and look out across the valley here. - sure, everyone loves our view. even when we're not having a festival, at night we have people

three, apple. apple has come down for five straight days after a good quarter the company reported last week. when this stock goes down it is subject to all sorts of negative stories and rumors. i heard a whopper today. demand for the new mac book isn't strong. why do i find that hard to believe? i was all over the place this weekend trying to buy one for my wife because it is her birthday today. she won't watch the show so she won't know the difference. you couldn't get them. none available. i couldn't get one. fine, whatever. fact is, decline in this large capitalization stock owner is a you will over the entire nasdaq. it's been down for a week. for now, if you and apple, i feel your pain. the fourth wound, we're back to retail hell. one of the best retailers outbrands owner of pink which does well, bath and body works and victoria secret. i don't know what happened but its stock got crushed. two troubling elements of this decline. first, while numbers were lower than anticipated, especially vic

peel about an inch around the apple. i invested in this nice little apple corps. sean: you killed that apple there. [laughter] you can use your hands if you are at home and eating it yourself. and, nice earthenware dish. sean: you took some of the top of the apple off there, the skin. kath: you do, the old-school baked apples you peel the whole thing. i like the fiber, actually. apples are a super food rich in vitamin a, become a seek him and add a quarter cup to your casserole dish. then voila. sean: how long do you cook that? kath: 30 have an 40 minutes depending on the sides of the apple. a little cream, a little vanilla ice cream and you have yourself a simple dessert. sean: the whole family can do it. kath: www.bluemoonevolution.com. focus posted celebrating the season we are in a number local farms. sean: making gidget everywhere sean: if used at that said earlier this morning you probably noticed the moon is especially especially big and bright. it is called a supermoon and it happens every 13 months. but this is actually the biggest and brightest one we ha

apple like many u.s. based companies has a mountain of cash lying around overseas, which they haven't been able to bring home because they'd get hit with apple had more than -- staggering -- $237 billion in cash and marketable securities and 91% of that was outside the u.s. so roughly $216 billion. that translates into $40 per share. this is only a $110 stock for heaven's sake. come on. anyway, both donald trump and the republican controlled congress want to create a tax holiday that will allow american companies to bring home their overseas money tax free, or perhaps maybe not tax free. it might be a percentage. it's still a heck of a lot better than it was now. this would let apple bring greater than $40 per share home. that is the best case scenario, a huge positive for the company no matter what. it would also be terrific for the u.s. since apple could reinvest that money here or return it to their shareholders via a buyback. my charitable trust owns it. i'm hoping for this. just like the corporate ta

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how do we get a real apple trajectory? you know, same as always. simply own apple. don't trade it. but what about the short term situation? this a story where it often is worse from fundamentals. which is why we have to go off the charts. one of my colleagues at "mad money".com has been right on the iphone makeer. back in early september she told us apple was heading higher. since then stocks rally about five point and a week ago up more than ten. but now she has become more concerned about apple's near term trajectory. and a tech hurdle that needs to clear if it is going to keep rally and i thought this was important. i know many of you are concerned. first you need to understand how they call the rebound on apple because it is the same methodology and feels more cautious at the moment. got to play it out, people. take a look at this weekly chart. if you look at apple's big decline going into may of this year, went bottom, you notice it lasted for a little more than 45 points. okay? that number. this is important. because broaden points out the last big downturn into the ape el 20

how do we get a real apple trajectory? you know, same as always. simply own apple. don't trade it. but what about the short term situation? which is why we have to go off the charts. one of my colleagues at "mad money".com has been right on the iphone maker. back in early september she told us apple was heading higher. since then stocks rally about five point and a week ago up more than ten. but now she has become more concerned about apple's near term trajectory. and a tech hurdle that needs to clear if it is going to keep rally and i thought this was important. i know many of you are concerned. first you need to understand how they call the rebound on apple because it is the same methodology and feels more cautious at the moment. got to play it out, people. take a look at this weekly chart. if you look at apple's big decline going into may of this year, went bottom, you notice it lasted for a little more than 45 okay? that number. this is important. because broaden points out the last big downturn into the ape el 2013 low lasted 45.71. $45.71. okay? why does it matter? what is th

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apple like many u.s. based companies has a mountain of cash lying around overseas, which they haven't been able to bring home because they'd get hit with a 40% tax rate. as of the end of september, apple had more than -- staggering -- $237 billion in cash and marketable securities and 91% of that was outside the u.s. so roughly $216 billion. that translates into $40 per share. this is only a $110 stock for heaven's sake. come on. anyway, both donald trump and the republican controlled congress want to create a tax holiday that will allow american companies to bring ohome their overseas money tax free, or perhaps maybe not tax free. it might be a percentage. it's still a heck of a lot better than it was now. this would let apple bring greater than $40 per share home. that is the best case scenario, a huge positive for the company no matter what. it would also be terrific for the u.s. since apple could reinvest that money here or return it to their shareholders via a buyback. my charitable trust owns it. i'

to get or apple watches. if they're going to have a really good holiday above expectations, what product will have to outperform? >> i think it will have to be the high-end products. you mentioned the macbook pro. i think it has to be that, the higher end ipad pro. when you're talking about the devices that maybe they're not selling as many of in terms of volume or things that people aren't upgrading as frequently as they might other products, you're really going for sort of the high margin at that point. so the premium products, the high end, the expensive macbook pro, those are the things apple will hope people are buying. but the apple watch is also not to be discounted. apple has never really sold unit sale information around apple watch but has said it is a multibillion-dollar business for the company. i think in general right now in the health and fitness track in wearables you're seeing a little built of a softening in demand in the market. the latest earnings sort or the of showed us that. the apple w

most of silicon valley is supporting what apple is doing. they say we do not think the government should be able to access an encrypted phone. apple says we don't how to do it, but we know that they do. bill: right. endorsing the idea of all of the endorsing the idea of all of the government's behavior with accessing information in the past, nobody would want to do that. there are cases where the government overused -- more j edgar hoover, it's more clear. so the idea that you are forcing the discussion about, gosh, what would it mean if you cannot trust the government ever to get banking information or call information or iphone information -- it would be great if we could agree on what safeguards would get us back to saying that at least this government is working on our behalf when it is trying to track down terrorists. charlie: apple must have known this was coming because between ios 7 and ios 8 you have a very different situation. in terms of encrypted phones. yes or no? bill: the information on that phone is accessible to apple. if an

apple cider right here. apple cider is similar to apple juice just not filtered as much so you can tell it's quite a bit cloudier than traditional apple juice. if you were to go to the store they were out of apple cider you could use juice because we're going to put enough other things in there to kick it up on our own. we have the apple cider going in there. this is something you could make it up earlier in the day and leave it on the back burner and let it simmer throughout the day it's just going to get better. >> let it simmer down now. >> then your house smells like it. >> better than potpourri. >> we're going to use a little orange. usually some sort of citrus to give it a little extra sweetness and punch. some peopleik the skin in the zest not me i'm going to throw the whole thing in there. >> oh, look at you. >> we're going to put apples in there as well. i like a sweet apple like a golden delicious. >> that's what that is? >> yup. i'm going to put that in there also a red delicious to give it a litt

apple like many u.s. based companies has a mountain of cash lying around overseas, which they haven't been able to bring home because they'd get hit with a 40% tax rate. as of the end of september, staggering -- $237 billion in cash and marketable securities and 91% of that was outside the u.s. so roughly $216 billion. that translates into $40 per share. this is only a $110 stock for heaven's sake. come on. anyway, both donald trump and the republican controlled congress want to create a tax holiday that will allow american companies to bring home their overseas money tax free, or perhaps maybe not tax free. it might be a percentage. s better than it was now. this would let apple bring greater than $40 per share home. that is the best case scenario, a huge positive for the company no matter what. it would also be terrific for the u.s. since apple could reinvest that money here or return it to their shareholders via a buyback. my charitable trust owns it. i'm hoping for this. just like the corporate tax cu

those people are not interested in apple is a brand. they're not willing to spend that kind of money. let's not forget, we don't have the stickiness of apples services in china that we have in some of the other markets. the bottom line is, it's going to be very tough for apple. they will have to count on urban dwellers in the big cities doing the upgrades. emily: so, apple -- they are coming out with another phone in 2017, the 10th anniversary edition. it might be a bigger design overhaul, perhaps. could that change things? >> it certainly could encourage the customers they have to upgrade, to buy this new handset. it can retain its existing market share, perhaps. the thing that is difficult is going into these lower luxury customers. apple doesn't have the sales networks. it's hard and expensive to build this stuff out. emily: in the next year this time, what will we be talking about? is it anyone's game? >> you are going to see these chinese brands get stronger. this notion of more nationalistic focus in china around china brand is go

most of silicon valley is supporting what apple is doing. they say we do not think the government should be able to access an encrypted phone. apple says we don't how to do it, but we know that they do. bill: right. endorsing the idea of all of the government's behavior with accessing information in the past, nobody would want to do that. there are cases where the government overused -- more j edgar hoover, it's more clear. so the idea that you are forcing the discussion about, gosh, what would it mean if you cannot trust the government ever to get banking information or call information or iphone information -- it would be great if we could agree on what safeguards would get us back to saying that at least this government is working on our behalf when it is trying to track down terrorists. charlie: apple must have known this was coming because between ios 7 and ios 8 you have a very different situation. in terms of encrypted phones. yes or no? bill: the information on that phone is accessible to apple. if anybody was confused about that, no

apple up 1.5%. microsoft 2.5% and amazon by 3% just this week alone. and one of the exchange funds, the xlk has seen a surge over the last ten trading days, the average trading volume 16.7 million shares. over the last 30 days, 10.4. so brian, whether the dip buyer still has dry powder, it will be a key thing to watch in next week's holiday shortened trade and into the year-end, guys. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. carter, you say the charts pointing to more gains for a little stock known as apple. >> that's good. so we've got the king here, still the king, of course, in terms of its size. and let's just even suspend this, just for fun. we're going to look at price action. you get a down trend and break above the down trend. follow the arrow. you get an uptrend and break down below, follow the arrow. you get a new, follow the arrow. let's just put it all together. i mean, you know, if you just sort of be a chair monkey, it breaks above the line, get long. it breaks below the line, get short. take your -- just follow the price action. to

most of silicon valley is supporting what all apple is do. they say we do not think the government should be able to access an encrypted phone. apple says we don't how to do it, but we know that they do. >> right. endorsing the idea of all of the government's behavior with accessing information in the past, nobody would want to do that. there are cases where the government overused -- more j edgar hoover, it's more clear. so the idea that you are forcing the discussion about, gosh, what would it mean if you cannot trust the government ever to get banking information or call information or iphone information -- it would be great if we could agree on what safeguards would get us back to saying that at least this government is working on our behalf when it is trying to track down terrorists. charlie: apple must have known this was coming because between ios 7 and ios 8 you have a very different situation. in terms of encrypted phones. yes or no? bill: the information on that phone is accessible to apple. if anybody was confused about that now th

what should apple do? customers have a hard time answering that. >> like i said, part of me is like, stay over there, so i could buy an iphone one day but another part is say, bring it here so we can put our people back to work. >> you cannot make up my mind? >> i cannot. it is a real question. obviously something they are not going to decide overnight. >> this is a victory nor president-elect donald trump who said during the campaign he would do what he could to force apple to make the products in the united states. apple did not comment on the report. >> the threat of a strike by california's largest labor union has not led to much progress 20 them and the governor. adown want as 17% wage increase for workers over the next three years. the state is offering 2.9% raise over four years. the union representing more than 90,000 workers wants gender payee quality at department of human rather sources revealed female state workers earn 19% less than men and there is in date to strike and hope it does not come

apple is not probably too happy you shared that. >> michelle: apple is not watching us. but there must be something in there we haven't seen or heard. maybe it's top secret stuff. >> krystal: i guess we'll find >> michelle: right now on news 3, day in court. this is the man accused of killing these two men as he drove drunk and crashed right into the brothers as they were justice center with more on what happened. >> krystal: trump transition. president-elect donald trump taking to twitter refuting reports that his transition is in turmoil. what he is saying about his decision for key cabinet positions. >> michelle: and capriotti's giving back. what the sandwich shop that is so popular here in town is doing to give back to the las vegas rescue mission >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: more information on the fire that has spread. we don't really have anymore information but we have a lot better pictures. now you can see how big this has gotten. this brush fire started as a house fire in aurora, colorado. it has spread. also we've learned it has spread t

knock apple down. and apple has been kind of crucial this whole kind of benign rally. has kept apple out of the papers, let people focus on other stocks. this is going to put the pressure on apple. it'll move down, and i think people will say, apple once again is in trouble. >> so, you give yes dense to the analyst even though the underlying argument you're not a big buyer of so to speak. >> that's exactly right. i'm saying it is the to knock it down. i think he knows about the next two quarters point-blank. it's hard to figure out who the suppliers are, what they're up to, apple stock has been sluggish and it's easy knocked down. >> got it. >> all right. we got the opening bell just a few minutes away. stay with us on "squawk on the street." ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in

so apple picking, right? harmless fall tradition for all ages or the most controversial all-american pastime you never knew about. we sent kat timpf to bite through the waxy surface. >> reporter: apple picking seems like an innocent fall tradition, but it may be rotten at the core. let's find out. how do you know that the trees actually consent to having the apples picked off of them? >> i'm actually not sure at all. >> yeah. >> i have absolutely no idea. i hope i don't get in trouble for this. >> do you think it's okay for people to just pick parts off of your body and turn them into butter and thighs? >> no -- >> my logic is solid. >> the only apple native to north america is the crab apple. are you concerned that these apples over here may not have been properly vetted for coming to this country? >> nope. i'm sure they had a good inspection prior to coming over here. >> uh-huh. >> i'm sure they weren't just allowed free housing and everything. >> i don't know where you are politically, but i'm a little con

apple up 1.5%. microsoft 2.5% and amazon by 3% just this week alone. and one of the trade exchange funds, the xlk has seen a surge over the last ten trading days, the average trading volume 16.7 million shares. over the last 30 days, 10.4. so brian, whether the dip buyer, it will be a key thing to watch in next week's holiday shortened trade and into the year-end, guys. back over to you. >> thank you very much, dom. carter, you say the charts pointing to more gains for a little stock known as apple. >> that's good. so we've got the king here, still the king, of course, in terms of its size. and let's just even suspend this, just for fun. we're going to look at price action. you get a down trend and break above the down trend. follow the arrow. you get an uptrend and break down below, follow the arrow. you get a new, follow the arrow. let's just put it all together. i mean, you know, if you just sort of be a chair monkey, it breaks above the line, get long. it breaks below the line, get short. take your -- just follow the price action. to me, this looks

emily: what does it mean for apple? >> they are never going to get a big portion of the market that oppo and vivo are going for it. those people are not interested in apple is a brand. forget, we don't have the stickiness of apples services in china that we have in some of the other markets. the bottom line is, it's going to be very tough for apple. they will have to count on urban dwellers in the big cities doing the upgrades. emily: so, apple -- they are coming out with another phone in 2017, the 10th anniversary edition. you might be a bigger design overhaul, perhaps. good that change things? it can retain its existing market share, perhaps. the thing that is difficult is going into these lower luxury customers. doesn't have the sales networks. it's hard and expensive to build this stuff out. emily: in the next year this time, what will we be talking about? is it anyone's game? >> you are going to see these chinese brands get stronger. of moreion nationalistic focus in china around china brand is going to be a big de

one part jack daniels two parts of apple cider. the kicker is, you want cinnamon or apple pie spice to go in. just a couple shakes. good couple shakes of that. that kicks it up. i'm going to pour over ice. what's great about the cocktail, when it's colder out, use warm cider, and that works great. >> that's a great idea. >> alcohol free version is just the cider and apple pie spice without the jack. i have to taste the soup. >> cheers to that. >> happy tailgating. >> the one with jack is delicious, but it is nice to have an alcohol-free version. >> it is nice. it would be better with that. >> i'll attest to that. >> here's another idea. no double dipping in this party. i have actually individual containers with dips, so here's vegetables and dill dip. pretzels with mustard, cucumbers with hummus. no double dipping. >> that's great. you don't need utensils. >> and then moving on to shrimp cocktail on a stick. basically i got a shrimp, tomato, dip into -- >> noticing a theme. there's no forks. >> no forks. no utensils or plates neede

>> selling the jan 110 puts in apple. >> can? >> the starbucks and count trend, you made it it and look at january put spreads. >> all right. guys. do appreciate that. thanks for taking it easy on me. my final call is don't talk politics with family members over the weekend and maybe stay off social media. go for a nice long walk. everybody calm down. have a great weekend. we're going to see you monday. i'll see you monday at 1:00 eastern time on "power lunch." take care, everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the shark rotator powered lift-away from sharkninja. in 2014, shark reinvented the vacuum and redefined the very idea of what an upright could be. shark proved a full-size upright vacuum could have incredible maneuverability... >> the maneuverability with the rotator is amazing. >> i didn't even know that a vacuum could handle like this. >> this thing is amazing. >> announcer: ...unparalleled versatility... >> they've given me every tool i need in one product to clean my entire house. >> announce

>> apple agrees it is possible. but it improves they can do so. they've already admitted they can do so. >> rose: right. your bank can take your banking information and give it to the u.s. government. they have that ability. your phone company can take your phone calls and give it to the u.s. government. >> rose: but they have an encrypted iphone that does not allow them to do that. >> no, that's false. the information that the government is seeking is not in the security processor and the logic about challenging the security processor with a pin is not in the security processor. so there is not a technological question here. >> rose: what is the question? the the question is what will the final court rule on this issue. that's really the only question. >> rose: why is it so hard to get you to say yea or nay? because most of silicon valley is supporting what apple is doing, not on the idea that we want to wait to see what a judiciary body says, they're saying we don't think the government should be able to access an encrypted phone. apple says the

it's titled "designed by apple in california"... which is taken from the phrase found on every apple product. the book chronicles the company's past 20 years of product design and is dedicated to apple's late founder, steve jobs. as with most of apple's products... the book comes in two sizes.. a "small" and a "large"... and they're not cheap. the small is priced at $199 while is $299. here on 12 today... we have 30 life changers that everyone needs to know to make life a little easier. coming in at number 11 - it may be easy for meghan trainer to sing no - but how easy is it to say it. bryan west has tips on how to politely turn someone down. adlib reaction you want to get what you pay for... right? one family wanted a golden doodle - but quickly realized.. .that's not what they wound up from call 12 for action... 3 3 stay with us...you are watching 12 today... is. >>> right now on 12 today, cleanup on the fifth floor. more than 150asu students removed from the dorm after the water pipe bust. >> and ditching to die, the president-e

apple's about to release its newest emojis. but this time...not morning surrounding the emojis you already have. but first, one of the biggest nights in country music wrapped up a few hours ago. the biggest moments, right after the break. live look from tampa international airport ? ? glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be happy, it's glad. the chicago cubs are world series winners! in a nail-biting game 7, the cubs beat the cleveland indians 8 to 7. wipe planes breaking down in air! a report by the tampa bay times shows allegiant airlines more likely to break down in flight, compared to other major airlines. wipe with the election just days away, the presidential candidates make a final push to shore up votes in battleground states, including here in florida.> a lot of mixed emotions this emotions this morning about the new emojis apple is about to release in its new update. not only is apple bringing in a bunch of new ones for you to use, they are redesigning all of the original ones that's what some people

protect the apples, huh? >> no, pancho, we're going to eat them. jim has invited us to spend a few weeks there and relax. >> let me see this letter. look, loco, what the letter say. no more banditos, no more all we got to do is to eat apples and sleep, and eat some more apples. no, cisco? >> right, pancho. (chuckles) >> here she comes. pull up! >> what's the meaning of this? this is apple valley. >> hey, cisco... what are those men doing down there? >> they're not picking apples, pancho. come on! >> okay? >> yeah. what about her? >> do you have to ask that, you nitwit? shoot her. >> that runaway team will kill her for sure. >> head for the hideout, boys. are you all right, miss? >> i'm just a bit shaky. >> sit down. >> oh, thank you, uh, mister... >> i'm known as cisco. >> cisco? you mean you're cisco kid? >> at your service. >> oh, my uncle told me a lot of stories about you. he knew you quite well-- jim stark. >> well, well, what a surprise. you are jim's niece? my friend pancho and i were on our way to vis

apple was an innovation place. steve was very visual and could see right away the visual graphic interface was different and more communicative than anything he had seen before. he knew it was effective because it was affecting him. >> jobs realizes this is the future of computing. this is a whole different kind of computer to be built. famously, a computer for the rest of us. >> 1984, the ridley scott commercial for the macintosh. >> it depicted a very thinly disguised representation of ibm's scary 1984's leader on a big screen saying that this tiny little company, apple, is going to destroy the reigning power. >> whom shall prevail? >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce macintosh. >> the personal computer war heated up today. apple computer officially unveiled its new macintosh. >> i would like to let macintosh speak for itself. >> hello. i'm macintosh. >> the introduction to mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is spending $100 mill

>> apple. >> it is the apple. i love the combination. >> it is a good bite of chicken. i >> we have the blue smoothy. and we are the blue truffle. and dark chocolate is in there. >> i never knew you pronounce acai like that. kwl it is a better. it is rich in antioxidants. it is very, very good. stop in to a tropical smoothie cafe. >> how can they help you out? >> salvation army.org or call us. >> thanks. >> good luck for tomorrow. >> thank you. >> good stuff. >> head to tropical smoothie cafe.com for more information on the location close to you. and visit their facebook page. and say hi to anne, or find them on social media. the holiday shopping season is kicking into the high gear, and tech is at the top of the lists and it is mine. mario is here to tell us about >> what is up, buddy. >> good to see you. it is the first look at the holiday, already, people. i'm trying to get you in advance of stress free zone. i have partnered with great brands and things that i love. >> let's go down the list. >> a lot of unique gift ideas there. >> mono price, and a retailer, can ge

the book "design by apple" is filled with 450 photographs of apple products from the last 20 years. it's taken from the phrase found on every apple product. the book comes in two sizes, small at $199 and large at $299. and you can buy it at apple.com and in select apple stores. olympic gymnast simone biles has a brand new book out and talked about it on the today show. and she talks about how her road to olympic success hasn't always been easy. biles won 5 medals in rio, 4 of them were gold. >>> and this is singer adele reacting when a bat suddenly flew by her and into the audience when she was on stage in her concert in the bat reportedly attacked an audience member but no word if they required medical attention. >> i am proud of her for staying on her feet. [laughter] >> some have said i have bats in the belfry. i believe it was you. [laughter] >> me? no. >> all right. a big weekend. what a change. >>> i know. it's just that we have record saturday. sunday's brown's game, heheheh. >> and you are talking about the weather? [laughter] >> it's not necessarily a win- win on that one.

. >> that's low cost to apple. that's low cost in the apple store. what other options are there, a dongle for your computer or a charging cable? >> every kid wants a charging cable. >> it's a big gift this holiday season. yeah, it's a problem, obviously apple is struggling with some sort of technical issue. i don't think it's production. if there had been, there had been a limited run and sort of that limited rollout they usually do. also always makes them look good when things are low cost on shelves and they can't sell them. so, i mean, i think the other big issue here is that the iphone 7 is going to be a hot holiday gift, and this is something that really pairs well with it, right? they cut that headphone jack off. people want this new wireless freedom. apple's called it courage, right, we all need to have the courage to use wireless headphones. >> farhad, does it matter? because there is a beats headphone that also uses apple's proprietary chip to pair with the phone so you can get that if you really want something. granted, that's more expensiv

you want a piece of my apple, mr. bunker? no, i hate apple pieces. and don't be waving that shiv around there, will you? that's dangerous. what, this little thing? in ancient rome, they killed sid caesar with a bunch of them. you're eating an apple on the job, anyhow. we got to eat on the run in this job, mr. bunker. we've been so busy today, we haven't even had time to go to the john. oh, well, stay busy, because you can't use our john. it's broke. oh, archie, i was just upstairs-- [mouthing] shut up! e a hand here? yeah, sure. excuse me, sir. hey, watch where you're going. look what you done there. you got apple all over the front of my shirt. oh, i'm very sorry, sir. i was just trying to get by. sorry don't help me, boy. now i got to change the shirt. hey, i don't like that. you don't like what? you called me boy. i'm not a boy. i'm a man. well, all right, you're a man. i'm a man too. to make a point of it. yeah, well, all right-- hey, listen! i got an idea. i don't think you guys have to work on this job anymore. why don't you just pack up your t

oracle and microsoft, both tech, along with apple. so we're going to have to make some changes there. gilead and bristol-myers. i'm not going to say cut and run there although my charitable trust felt after that good quarter, time. gilead, no yield versus bristol-myers. let's take this out and put g.e. in. let's take oracle out and let's put in -- you know what? we're going to have to put in -- let me just see. bear with me. there's something from my charitable trust that i really just absolutely think that should be in there, and i'm putting in schlumberger because that oil company is down too much. wow, we didn't get to play that long, but thank you to all our contestants. stick with cramer. >>> eight straight down days. very unusual. i like to say there's always a. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try and find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow! - [george] takingn from concept to reality takes hard work. - [deanne] and a willingness to do it over

apple, lemo cherr also popular. >> you can bring the apple. >> my gosh, i'm an apple pie -- >> no, thank you. >> an investigation into a disturbingnciden involving children on a school bus. >> breaking news, a man just rescued from his burning apartment in hudson. of the patriots' defense facing a drug suspensi >> bracing for thanksgiving travel the cnges that could make your ride easi. >> how long the winds will cold and a look at the thanksgiving travel forecast. the local technique allowing the brain to control prosthetic limbs. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> we begin with breaking news coastalesiden ordered to flee after aery v strong earthquake strikes right off the coast fukushima. >> it is a 6.9 magnitude quak it triggered a tsunami warning. so far, n reports of damage or injury. if the name is familiar t you, it's the same area wit the nuclear power plant that was destroyed by a tsunami follong an offshore earthake in 2011. disturbing incident on a school bus is under investigation i boston. chaiyabhat is live in hyde park with the informatn.

equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ?? now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, in the mid 30s. right now check your fridge this morning. a hummus recall is underway. sabra dipping company has issued a voluntarily recall of some of its hummus and spreads because of possible listeria contamination. the f-d-a says the affected products were manufactured before november 8 at a plant where listeria have been found. consumers are "best before" date through january 23, 2017 on the lid. apple is rolling out a repair program to fix i-phone 6 plus devices with unresponsive touch screen features. owners who have had issues over the past few months have dubbed it "touch disease." apple says some i-phone 6 plus phones may "exhibit display flickering or multi- touch issues after being dropped multiple times." the company is willing to repair affected long as your screen isn't cracked and the phone is in working order. apple is facing class action lawsuits over the issue. comp

it's called designed by apple in california. it features photos of past products beginning with the 1998 imac the product often credited with starting apple's turn around. the hard cover is selling for up to $299. >>> three dow is up at this hour 30 points. >>> time now to shop and eat. today fresh grocer tony tantillo shows us an item that's perfect for an afternoon snack. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be tangerines. in this season they just started sweet, easy to peel, tangerines available all through citrus season which started a week ago. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, nice orange color all the way around. heavy for their size like all citrus. and when you bring them home store them on the counter very important. what makes these so great is look at this look how fast and easy they peel. i love them. eat two or three every morning for vitamin c a little bit of flavor a little bit of a boost. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healt

apple is holding a black friday shopping offense. the deals will be available on line and in the stores one day only. >> i know you want to know what the deal separately don't know just yet. we just know it's rare for apple to offer black friday deals. hp is one of the stocks are watching this morning to the company reported a surprise increase in quarterly revenue help their rebound. hp marks the first anniversary of its creation following the breakup of hewlett-packard. its enterprise the other company created in the breakup reported its latest numbers posting low for earnings and revenue the latest evidence of weak demand for corporate technology hp enterprise issued a disappointing outlook for this current quarter. let's take a look at shares of urban outfitters tumbling in a way down 10% after hours. the results included the popular back-to-school shopping season. they came in below expectations. >> today's "wall street journal" countries are starting to come together around a china led trade group after president-elect donald t

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ahead on wakeup -- more problems with apple phones. the fix now being offered for faulty batteries - coming up. plus - it's one of most busiest airports i go on strike until after thanksgiving. why that is - next. and a travel alert issued for americans planning on going to europe during the holiday season. why officials are urging caution high pressure moves out today and a low moves our way from the southwest. ahead of that low we get cloudy but warm a bit with highs returning to near average temperatures. precipitation beginsa snow but as we warm up, well transition to all rain tonight and into wednesday. we stay wet most of wednesday and then start to dry up just in time for thanksgiving thursday. temperatures stay near normal. rain and snow re-enter the forecast friday but looks to be light. the weekend should be milder with rain by sunday. today: mostly cloudy. rain/snow late afternoon changing to rain. high: 42wind: red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays breath a sigh of relief. about five hundred

"designed by apple in california" showcases 20 years of apple's design with 450 images. the book and ends with the 2015 apple pencil-- a stylus for the i-pad pro. it's dedicated to the memory of steve jobs. but there's a catch - mashable reports apple didn't have an archive of its own products... meaning it had to go around buying its own designs for the book! back by popular demand! the peach butt emoji has returned. earlier this month apple changed the look of its peach emoji... because it heard the piece of fruit emoji that decision... so apple decided to reverse course again -- and change it back to look similar to the original... with just a slightly longer stem. emojis are set by a group called the unicode consortium, but tweaks can be made by companies like apple. social media... playing more and more of an influential role in getting news and facts out to its audiences. but mistakes happen - and it turns out - even the world's wealthiest auo "just like your suitcase... i think there's much more to you than meets the eye." j-k rowling had to fact check her movie,

apple has assembled some of the most stunning photos of apple technology into a hardbound coffee-table book and there are two sizes available. the smaller one will cost you $200. the big one, $300. apple's recent decision to redesign the peach emoji caused a panic because as stev knows, sometimes they peach doesn't represent a peach. the redesigned icon looked more like a fruit and less like something more suggestive.>> pumpkin? >> use your imagination. apple has brought peace to protesters by redesigning the peach emoji once again giving it slightly more but honky-tonk we will see you tonight at 11:00. ?"extra" "extra" ? >>> bill o'reilly's first words about megyn kelly's explosive new memoir. >> i'm not interested in >> going off today about the book packed with accusations about former boss roger ailes. >> he tried to kiss me three times, so i reject thad. >> and the new president-elect. >> there's no question donald trump is thin skinned. >> "glamour's" woman of the year, gwen stefani. >> i was in a pile of tears and now i'm right here. this is crazy. >> incredible lost images of t

apple may move into smart classes. the potential advice would connect wirelessly with the iphone, possibly by augmented reality technology. glasses strapped its project while snapchat introduced spectacles this year. samsung electronics had an $8 billion move into automotive technology. it's buying harman international, giving it is the relationships with bmw, volkswagen and general motors. samsung says it has no desire to actually make cars. harman's was 21% above close. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's check in on how the markets have been trading across the asia-pacific today. here's juliette. juliette: the yield on the japanese 10 year note has risen to zero since the first time since september 21. speculating how long the boj will allow it to remain -- the yield to climb. there is strong demand for this note at 0%. we are seeing a little bit of traction in the australian 10-year note as well but holding at 2.6% in t

>> apple! >> pick your apple. i give them their apples and if they eat the apples -- you want one? you are good too. >> we head to the main house where we have fresh pies from the farm. you guys want some pies? we'll head in there and get them. rick, they didn't same all the yummy pizza and chicken fingers like he was suppose to. >> he wants a couple of pies for the efforts. >> i'll take the apples. >>> a host of forecasting information is available for you any time at 6abc.com/weather from the hourly forecast from storm tracker 6 radar, you'll find everything you need and stay connected with our meteorologist by following them on twitter and facebook. >>> a very big part of the philadelphia's tradition is taking shape in a new place this year. the famous wooden houses that make up the christmas village are built in the city courtyard. the christmas village had to be moved from love park because of construction, the village will still have 80 vendors selling all sorts of crafts and gifts and treats. >> it's all a lot of fun. >> time to check the traffic scene for you thursday night

finally, consider today's trashing of apple by oppenheimer. in a piece titled "the first crack," opco said it expects iphone sales to peak in fiscal year 2018 and that apple has nothing else to tap why? i quote. we believe apple lacks the courage to lead the next generation of innovation. instead it will become more reliant than ever on the phone. lacks courage? ooh. well, what will happen to apple? let's go back to the quote. we believe apple is about to embark on a decade-long malaise. the risks to the company have never been greater. end quote. all right. put it aside that the company might get as much as $40 per repatriation of overseas cash. can we stipulate that apple stocks may be kind of cheap here, trading at 11 times that fated 2018 earnings projection? can we say that the company's service revenue stream from the tired old iphone business with more than a billion users could be gigantic, larger than a fortune 100 company? can we accept that apple's r&d budget will produce something new, different and better? they don't just shove th

obviously, apple is targeted. >> tonight is the lighting of the holiday decorations. we are told it gets better each year. come. police say do not be worried. that starts at 5:00. as far as the investigation, five to eight men come to the store pulling their hoodies tight as they run in and have surveillance video but all they can see is holding arm's worth of product and they are not getting a good look at faces. >> thank you. could app move iphone production to the united states? that is a possibility according to a new report. financial magazine said that apple asked both the iphone assemblers to look into manufactures phones in the united states in june. a company did not put together a plan because of production cost returns. a source told the publication the iphone price would double. >> it would be good for apple to move manufacturing to the united states to help create more jobs for us. i don't like the idea of the price doubling... >> president-elect donald trump criticized app for using overseas manufacturers and threatened stiff import tariffs from china to

. >>> and you pay hundreds for apple products. how much would you pay for an apple picture book? when volunteers step up to salute a local veteran with a >>> definitely a day for indoor activities unless you were checking out the unusual tides. >> the super moon, the super >> the king tides are out there still. some of the susceptible areas saw flooding this morning. the king tides come around when you've got the gravity of the moon and the sun. and they are only a few inches higher than a typical high tide in the middle of the wintertime. but they bring localized flooding even when you don't have a storm. and they offer a glimpse into level rise. >> fascinating. >> 2 feet of sea level rise, all of our tidelands, a third of the city, becomes susceptible to coastal flooding. that's financial district, neighborhoods, anything with a bay in its name is going to be a bay again. >> you think only 2 feet. hundred years. and that's a faster pace than most areas. what's happening in the boston area, it's not just seas coming up but new england is stinking. if you think back to the last i

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