. >> that's right. you talk about apple with 700,000 worker in china and versus and the demagogue president could go after that. president obama left out when steve yobs said you will be one-term president if you continue this anti-business kind of tiready and he told the president why is it easier to get in china to put a plant. do something about it. the president did nothing. a lot of democrats want a win fall profits tax. why not on apple? or intele? >> you know, bark obama is on to something good here. surtax on crony capitalism and banks would pay extra because they got a bail out. and the windmill and ethanoyl would have to pay extra. that leveling of the playing field can make since. and maybe the next time a mortgage company hires a cleasey excongresswoman to get credit they should pay a surtax. >> no one should get hand outs. the whole thing is nonsense. exxon mobile had a tax rate and higher than most did in the united states. they don't get more favors than other manufacturing companies. when you go to washington and pick winners and losers. i remember japan was the model we sho

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bill gates and honors the widow of apple widow steve yobs and pays a visit to an intelegiant. they are making progress with those who are better. so what is fair about declaring some good and others bad? i am david asbin and go in foc us with the man himself steve forbes . rick unger and bill baldwin and vict toria barrett and rich, first to you. there doesn't seem to be fairness here. one case profits are good and another case they are bad? >> this will show you how far obama sunk when he promised to be the great uniter. he can't make a speech without the boggy man. and private aircraft and i assume he does that, too. >> he subsidized foalos like solyndra. it makes no sense and dividing the country and economically ruinous . causes ceo's of inteleto show obama around his plant. it is really, really taking one or two points off of america's gdp and tragic. >> rick, why is it that some profit good and some are bad? >> you know, rich and i must have listen to different speeches. i never heard the president vilify profits. >> he does it all of the time. >> we'll put up a headline from the

a legal challenge to the controversial inmate pardons in mississippi. plus a deeper look at apple's announcement and its potential impact on education. a new maryland university study. >> a freezing-rain advisory for the metro area. >> a hearing will be held on monday on the controversial pardons by haley barbour. some are convicted murderers but barbour says they have changed. the attorney general says that he violated the state constitution. prisoners seeking a pardon are supposed to place a notice in the newspaper 30 days prior. one day before the state of the union, the senate gets back in session. they begin work tomorrow. there are two more republican presidential debates this week. the first one is in st. petersburg fla. a second one is thursday night in jacksonville. tomorrow is the start of the chinese new year, also known as the lunar new year. it celebrates the first new mood of the year. celebrations will be held across the world tomorrow. d.c.'s chinatown will hold a parade a week from tonight. the wizards art in philadelphia tomorrow. then they come home to take on the

columbia may have their own online by march. >>> iphones, ipads, maccomputers, apple is one of the hottest companies out there. >> reporter: in the last three months of 2011 apple sold a scorching 37 million iphones. investors loved it sending apple's stock to an all time high. it is the most valuable company in the world edging past exxon mobile. it turn add whopping $13 billion profit during the quarter, one of the best for any u.s. company. it wasn't just iphones that boosted the number. it's also worth noting that this is the company's first profit report since the passing of co-founder steve jobs. but the results would have made him proud as apple continues to invent and improve propped ducts -- products. reporting from new york. >> there's a backlash against net flex that's coming to an end. the company found that its fourth quarter earnings beat wall street expectations. netflix has strulged since september when it announced plans to split the video streams and dvd by mail service which would have meant a big price increase. customers left the company in droves. >>> well, co

compared with what's going on in china. why those waiting resort to violence and even egged the apple building in bejing. >> it's a once in a lifetime shot. we'll be right back >> new video from someone on a bus in los angeles that recorded a county sheriff's deputy striking a mentally ill woman. this was taken i a cell phone camera. the deputy was holding the woman's arm. the male deputy was restraining the other arm and hit her with the elbow. he is being investigated in connection with the incident. police arrested the man at the center of a bizarre bank robbery. >> betty davis was just beginning her monday morning. her husband was around the corner at his favorite coffee shop when police say the 59 year old showed up at the door. >> he sat the bomb on my ankle just before we left. that was the last thing he did. at least to the 73 year old thought it was a bomb and he told her he'd detonate it as he drove her to the bank to with draw $10,000. >> i told the man i was forced to come here i had a bock bomb on my ankle and i was getting out. it turns out the bomb was a fake but no one

. apple computer has a new plan to make textbooks the kind of thing you only read about in well textbooks. that story ahead in just 7 minutes. president obama today boost u.s. tourism and in turn with the u.s. economy. the president made this announcement right in front of sin dea reel la's castle. america is open for business. we want to welcome you. >> so one step we're taking will be the expansion of something global entry program. it's a program that protects our borders and makes life easier for frequent travelers to and from the united states. >> the plan would speed for chinese and -- san francisco bay area benefits from chinese tourism. legislatures failed to over ride a veto of build that will allow -- threatened with closure. vetoed was last year but signed another bill allowing nonprofits to help spark operation. it was split along party lines with republicans on the short end. it takes a two-thirds vote of both houses to over ride a veto that hasn't happened since 1979. the federal government has shutdown the world's most 13th 13th more popular web site. mega upload.

. antitrust violations brought against google, apple, and others. >>> and our spring weather pattern will continue through the weekend. we look for a bit after cool down into the beginning of the week. clear and cool tonight. continued high and dry through the week. details, coming up next. ,,,,,,,, bay area -- have been depor. the arrests were und . >>> more than 6,000 people found breaking the law here in the bay area have been deported. the air rests were under a federal program designed at securing communities. the catholic church is taking a stance against the feds. >> a climate of fear has developed among the immigrant community. >> reporter: but today at st. mary's cathedral they stood up against a federal immigration crackdown that has led to tens of thousands of deportations called secure community. >> people are afraid to go out. they think they're not going to come out. they go out of their home or their husband is not going to come back. >> justice for all our people. >> reporter: s come requires law enforcement to share information on people they arrest with the federal

that lululemon store. they were hurt by the employees of the apple store next door. the employees went over to the wall and listened and did nothing, even as they heard jayna murray pleading for help. the judge spoke about saying that he was stunned by the "callous indifference" of the people in the apple store. jayna murray's family said they had a hard time coming to grips with that as well. >> thank you so much. you can check out more on the lululemon murder case on mind all weekend long. go to wjla.com. disgraced prince george's county executive jack johnson has lost his license to practice law in maryland. that is the word from a state appeals court this morning. he was sentenced to more than seven years in prison after a million-dollar countywide corruption scandal. he will report to prison in the coming weeks. his wife, leslie johnson was also convicted for her involvement in the case. >> time is running out in the count down to florida. a lot of people have already cast their ballots. one of the candidate is having a rough time tonight. newt gingrich is getting flak from s

joints. they said the quality of the milk has gone upw3 since the bes were put in. >>> well, apple make has big announcements that could affect your child. what they unveiled that could lighten the load on young students everywhere. >>> another candidate bites the dust. forget everything you thought about those results out of iowa. we've got latest on the campaign trail coming up. >>> apple is taking school lessons to the next level with new apps. will all kids have to of a the apple tablet? >> reporter: the first product announcement from apple since the death of the company's founderçóxdxdÑi wouldÑiÑi have e >> reporter: the company didn't announce plans to discount or give away any of those. >> so it's taking off quickly. >> reporter: apple argues over time an ipad is cheaper than books. students got used to seeing this low ghoa school -- logo in schools. >> we hope that educators will look back on today's announcements just as fondly and see that they were more profound on their impact. >> reporter: if nothing else, this might lab lesson in marketing. apple knows kids want

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, are the wife of steve jobs. >>> and apple is off to a quick start this year. today, are the company released its first annual earnings report. its net income topped $113 billion. stock holders' shared earned nearly $14 in the period, more than double last year. the boost in earnings may be attributed to iphone sales. apple says it sold 37 million iphones. and that's nearly double last year. >>> we tell you how a solar flare in pace could affect you -- in space could affect you >>> we break down the top republican candidates' earnings and taxes. give your loved ones what they really want! this valentine's day, the new color of love is... white! exclusively at verizon, get the white droid razr by motorola! thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. on america's fastest, most reliable 4g network. now that's value anyone can appreciate! get the droid razr by motorola in three new colors for $199.99. only at verizon. white is the color of amor! [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person

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lanes. construction starts this summer. >>> >> and apple kicked off its mac world exposition in san francisco today. organizers have shaken things up by calling it iworld, featuring movies shot on iphones and ipads. there are musical performances and an art gallery created with apple technology. ends on saturday. >>> some of the country's best figure skaters are on display. they may sunday surprising, but the sows bay has been a hot bed for world classify gyre skating. kit doe takes a look at this year's national championships and a look back at local legends. >> it has been 16 years since the pageantry of the u.s. figure skating championship. tonight's opening ceremony paid tribute to the alumnis. peggy flemming from san jose. galinda won the competition in 1996, right here in his hometown. >> when you hear it has been 16 years, does that make you feel old? >> oh yeah, 16 years ago when i was 26, you do the math. >> counting christy from fremont, that's five olympic medalists all from the south bay. is there something in the water that is making all of these champions? >> i think t

their earnings. and apple announced it's push into the textbook business earlier today. and a follow up on yesterday's internet blackout. a day of protests pushed some to withdraw their endorsement. eight senators have withdrawn support bringing to light another story i know you're covering. justice department investigation into megaupload of a file sharing web site. we've learned in response the hacker group anonymous says it knocked the web site off line and is claiming credit for taking down web sites of the motion picture association of america and universal music. it occurred just hours after this doj shut down megaupload. back to you. >> and let's get a check on the forecast now. rain arrives. >> we've been waiting for it. people are going when is it going to be over? sunday afternoon? >> we hope. >> and this is a live view from mount tam camera. it's windy and rainy with waves of rain and there is most of this is light but there is moderate to heavy rain and this is where it's heavy. there is a rather large area of moderate to heavy rainfall. so there are highlights, wide spread

. >> we pass the data from our device, straight to your phone. >> stores like apple, gap and nordstrom already e-mail receipts but the mountain view startup proximan allows companies with nfc enabled phones to get receipts sent from the register right to their phone. and for those without nfcs, like i-phones, you can use one. these free key ring tags. receipts can then be pulled up at any time. with the app. >> will it catch on? that's something that it is too early to see. but i think it has a good chance. >> experts say the receipt technology is similar to that used by google wallet. which allows to you tap your phone to pay for purchases. >> as with any new technology, there are a lot of players who are fighting to be the first to do it and in the end i think we will only see one or two or maybe three succeed. >> right now, the digital receipts are in a dozen bay area stores including this san francisco t-shirt shop. but the app creators hope to expand and enable the bay area to be the first to say goodbye to paper receipts forever. outy waits -- julie watts, cbs 5. >>> tech giants

an extra 51 billion. >>> mac world, i-world, they are fans of apple and there will be special presentations on smart phone cameras and iphone asperger's syndrome. >> we have all these cultural he will isn'ts, we have dab elements we have a film festival. >> more than many are expected to a ten. >>> they are slashing prices on all of its products. starting next week the company will mark down all of its products by at least 40%. they used to rely on getting customers through the door. they are rival da -- rivalling macy's and kohl's. they are looking to bring in new brands. state regulators are set to approve new rules at revving up zero emission cars. they are expected to require 15% of new cars sold in california by 20-25 run on energy and they produce little or no smog. the goal is to have zero emission cars on california roads by 20-25 and today there are about 10,000. >>> today, tragedy in brazil, three large buildings collapse trapping people inside, what some people heard before the collapse. >>> everybody is stretched out, we will tell you what is opening at fso tonight

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conference celebrating sul things apple. a new name for the post-steve jobs era. >> a contractor charges big money but where is the work?h@ 28 years ago apple unveiled the m. c computer. as abc 7 reports apple chaempked. and now, that tradition is changing with it. there is hardly snow in the mountains but if you want to see a guy doing double somersaults on a snow board join hoards of people watching him as they shoot video with iphone autos if it weren't for my phone arks built to record things this is how i capture and keep track of my life. >> lauren russo is not alone. the iphone is why most people are here. the snowboarder is there to sell head phones to go with it. this is a nur face of what was mac world. now, the world seems to be iphones and ipods and ipads i world had to be part of the name. >> i wanted a pervasive life style. you're making your doctor's appointment on ipad. everything is going mobile. >> it's anything but empty, it's only half of the size it was three years ago. and this is a biggest crowd and organizers say they've taken this geek fest and turned it

afternoon, apple's ceo adregs concerns about working conditions overseas and looks like face book's ipo is coming, and soon. let's go to emily chang with today's after the bell report. >> hey there, larry. big news out on facebook for weeks sources have been telling bloomberg facebook's ipo is imminent z two sources say they're aiming to file as early as next week. and the company is assessing evaluation of $75 billion to $100 billion. that makes the company twice as vabl as it was last year. and not too bad for being founded by a harvard grad in a dorm room in 2004 z because facebook has been private so long there, is a a lot we don't know about the social network. details i'm sure will be emerging sometime next week if this filing indeed comes along. but could faceboork be doing this to keep momentum going? >> the subscribers and aging the pages and addition of new fan pages which once admittedly from a smaller base were growing 20% a month per month, year to year basis now growing low double digits in the latter and second half of 2011. that suggests to me that there has been a d

your child's future. apple is launching interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students. the e books will be used on ipad tablets and cost $15 or less. schools will buy the books for students and give students codes so they can put the books on their ipads of no. 1, virginia lawmakers are backing off a 20-cent bag tax proposal. instead lawmakers will present an amendment for a five cent bag tax friday morning. lawmakers say the bill is meant to cut down on pollution, not raise money. that's a look at tonight's fox 5 top five. >> cruising into some cold air. >> yeah, it's going to be quite a big change and the temperatures behind this front have been really surprising which is a setup for the weekend which we'll talk about. stay ahead of the weather this weekend. a wintery mix is expected. you can use our fox 5 weather app to download and get ahead of the forecast. we've got lots of information on there, mentioned the video forecast, but something else we want you to take advantage of if you download the app, it's super easy to send us a picture. we would love to

. the scientists working with apple microsoft found tablet users hold device had to hunch over to look down at it. they say that strains the neck muscles. people who use tablets should change their viewing position frequently. >>> san francisco fisherman announced $5 million renovation plan to make popular tourists sites. the plan include along jefferson street by narrowing the road and eliminating street parking. the start in october and wrap up before the amir -- americus cup. >>> pilots respect following the proper flight path and that's causing unnecessary noise for them. the residents say faa departure pilots are supposed to fly north four miles and then heading south. residents say pilots are cutting the route short to save time. airport tells us the planes fly over so that the airliners are turned back before -- to maintain safe distance. >>> california considering new rules to -- by putting more electric cars on the road. it will start in the year 2015. by 2025 zero emission vehicles on the road reducing small emissions by 75%. auto dealers say these changes will raise the

are learning how much apple's tim cook was given to take over for steve jobs. a compensation package valued at nearly 380 million dollars. it is likely to be among the most luke can i have packages awarded to a chief -- lucrative package as warded to a chief executive in 2011, it includes a $900,000 salary and shares of the cupertino company. >>> mike nicco ahead with the forecast. >> big shift in the forecast coming. but it is next week. until then, more about this hazy sunshine and cooler weather today >>> plus, a tax proposal that doctors say could save hundreds of thousands of lives each year. >>> hottest gadgets unveiled at the electronics show in las vegas, including the next generation of flat screens and designer headphones. >>> new study leaves a sweet taste in the mouths of supporters of a soda tax. doctors say a one cent tax on sweetened beverages will prevent 26,000 deaths over 10 years. they believe the tax would deter enough from drinking sodas that 100,000 cases of heart disease would be prevented. the study estimates 17 billion dollars in health care-related s

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and wednesday. >> 7 on your side, airports in the big apple are responsible for half of all flight delays nationwide. they're the top offenders. a government study found each year, thousands of passengers are stuck on airplanes wedding to takeoff or circling overhead at those airports. the reports show that the weather plays a factor. >> it could be a sign, but researchers found men with heart conditions to have affairs are more likely to have a heart attack. the study revealed 75% of the men who suffered a heart attack during sex were having sex outside of their marriage. the study says that many of the men had eaten too much and had too much to drink before having sex. >> this may not surprise you but a new study finds most people lie when sending text messages. researchers at wichita state university found 95% of people were more likely to fade if they were not face to face with someone. 31% of people said they were likely to be deceived when talking to someone by text. or citrus say people can easily fly through text because they do not feel scrutinized. -- researchers say that

pandas learn to live in the wild. apples and other food are dangled from bamboo poles to exercise and strengthen the panda's hind legs for climbing trees. keepers say this will also raise their success at natural mating once released into the wild. >>> real life snow dogs hit the trail in the czech republic. almost 100 teams from eight countries are competing in the 16th annual dog sled race, considered to be the toughest in europe. they'll have to overcome 149 miles of deep snow and freezing temperatures in just four days. mushers must also spend one night sleeping in the snow. that must be the toughest. >>> finally in new york city, the westminster kennel club dog show is getting more crowded. that's because the show will welcome six new breeds to the competition. among the new faces will be american english coonhound and the terrier. the newbies gathered for a press conference before the big event this february. looks a little different from their backyard, i'm sure. >> there's so many new breeds of dogs too. there's labradoodles and all these combined -- >> those are supposed to b

an accident waiting to happen. >>gabe: apple announced they are breaking into the education market by offering additional textbooks. i am gabe slate and i will show you how these textbooks could revolutionize the education system. >>catherine: jean quan it is in washington d.c. and confronted today but occupy d.c. protesters. it was all caught on camera. kiberlee sakamoto has a look at that video. >>jan: the mayor just left the capitol hilton hotel, she was in this is taxicab one occupy protesters off surrounded the car and linking hands to stop it from going anywhere. >> how does it feel? >> do you feel trapped like we do? >> a shame! >>kimberlee: you saw the camera zoomed in on the face of mayor jean quan. for testers are continuing to chance the word shame. police came in and started pushing protesters away from the area which led to a minor scuffle. the car was eventually allowed to continue and the mayor continued with her date. >>catherine: in the video, it does receive what is a very busy day for the occupy movement in san francisco. dozens of protests are organized for tomorro

it means so much to the apple cofounder. >> what we won't see in this year's super bowl halftime show. madonna is talking candidly on jay leno. >> here in the nbc bay area whether center, a chance of showers and cooler temperatures before things start to heat up . it's time for the big watch and win give away. we are moments away from announcing the bin winner winr e cool 56 camera. . >>> barack obama hanging out in a chat room courtesy of mountain view bay school district. it was known as a hang out. he invited five people including a senior from fremont john kennedy high. adam clark took a rousing about wearing a tie, but what start as a joke turned out to be one of the high points of his life. >> we did it as a joke at first, but i guess it wasn't a joke in the end. it was the most viewed video for the education department. we got called up and e-mailed by the google people who said would you like to do it. i jumped all over it and said we would love to. >> he asked the president for advice about keeping college costs down. he told clark to pick a career where he could find a job s

. the app is called hair now and it allows people with apple and android phones to my a zip code and see how healthy the air is. it's helpful for people with heart or lung conditions who need to avoid going outside when pollution levels are high. >>> the smell of fried food, moss and beer means you're probably in the big easy. new orleans has been named the smelliest. others include san francisco, new york and dallas. for the worst head across the fond paris. >>> coming up, an investigation into the mishandling of remains at dover. we have that story on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> the same-sex marriage bill started in the legislature. the governor testified at the hearing. i'm don harrison. i'll tell you what he had to say. >> i'm jeff hager in the northeast where the attempted theft of this lawn tractor ended up causing a fatal accident. i'll have the details coming up.

figure that out we'll let you know what it is. we'll be right back. [cheers and appl [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is the anchor of fox business network's freedom watch as well as the senior judicial analyst for fox news channel. his book is called it's dangerous to be right when the government is wrong. please welcome back to the program judge andrew napolitano. sir? [cheers and applause] what is up? how are you? >> great, how are you? >> jon: what are you doing now? you've got this republican new hampshire primary -- >> i think it's going on as we speak. >> jon: you just told people that we taped it earlier. >> but we don't know the results there's no time machine. >> jon: do you know what happens to the magic when it disappears? [ laughter ] >> don't let that happen! >> jon: judge, let me ask you this: everybody seems to be lining up. the republicans don't seem to want mitt romney. they don't seem to like mitt romney even though he has been designed in a presidential lab beneath a volcano with like a skull head. >> he does have that look. but wha

today's tech bytes, sales of the iphone and ipad have helped to push apple's earnings in into record territory. revenue was up 73% perfect a year ago. google has found in new privacy challenge -- has announced new privacy changes and users cannot opt out. >>> reading is getting more social. a new ipad app allows readers to ask questions and community with friends with their e books. and we got a sneak peek. >> this is an interesting way of easement reading and it's add -- of e reading. it adds the more technical component of e reading that we have felt were here for a while. >> reporter: those are your tech bytes. i'm rob nelson. >>> so going to the pro bowl was not exciting enough for a parkville family. they were getting ready for the trip when they got a knock at the door. they opened the door and there stood ray rice. he has been dubbed the png super parent. >> ridiculous excited. i love hawaii. frank and i have always dreamed of being able to take the kids there. >> smile on their faces. they are our fans, win, loss and draw she'll be a winner were into she has done in the commu

. the question is where did he create them? >> there was an excellent article apple that 43,000 jobs in the u.s. and abroad, 700,000 jobs. they might create jobs but they're in china not here. how about the auto bailout? what happened after the preauto bailout and post auto bailout 14.1% unemployment, after the bailout, 9.3. i believe that's more jobs in michigan. when you hear that talking about, understand what kind of nonsense it is. now where it gets maddening is when you talk about the companies that went bankruptcy and how their c.e.o.'s got paid anyway. wall street journal had an excellent article about this. one example was a company called lesa corporation. they cut 28 factories, 28,000 jobs, a lot of jobs to cut. they wiped out shareholders. so you know who the shareholders are, right? they're the guys who owned the company, gone. obviously if the shareholders got cut employees got cult, the executives didn't get anything, right? wrong again. the executives got a combined $20.6 million. why? why on god's green earth when you bank resulted a company should we give it to you? th

. >>> still to come on nbc bay area news at 5:00, new numbers from apple tonight on its first new product launch since the death of steve jobs. will the ee-textbook business be a game changer. >>> and the hollywood couple confirming a breakup and the reason behind i -- it. ex >>> apple's first venture into the e-textbook business is off to a good start. they have sold more than 350,000 e-textbooks in just three days. they are priced under $15. the books are interactive and designed to customize learning based on students' performance. it is the company's first major product launch since the death of former ceo steve jobs back in october. >>> women can take more pain than men because of childbirth. it's something everyone has heard but is it a myth? a new study finds women report being in pain more often than men. researchers looked at more than 72,000 patient reports and found women generally had higher pain scores. however, some pain experts aren't convinced. they say the data could be skewed because men are more likely to downplay how much pain they actually feel. >>> another celebrity

train tunnel. i'm christy smith. coming up, hear from the muni worker who saw it all. >> apple jumps into the textbook business, but are computers in schools the answer? we'll take a look. >> also a firefighter injured as flames engulf a south bay home. the news at 11:00 starts now. >> good morning. thanks for being with us at 11:00. i'm marlo tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. the light rail finally in san francisco after a wrongway driver steered his way into the tracks and into the muni tunnel. it was shut down while crews there pushed that suv off of the tracks. nbc christie smith is joining us live near the tunnel and christie, you had a chance to speak with the muni worker who saw all of this. i guess it must have been a wild scene out there. >> reporter: we spoke with a muni worker who said he couldn't believe his eyes because he says the driver blew past not one, but two signs out here that clearly say do not enter and he went right into the tunnel where trains would be coming out right at him, but fortunately, he wasn't hit. instead, he went quite a ways in and ran into a wall. a wo

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sometimes. >>> apple going back to school. how the tech company plans to reinvent the textbook. >>> we are finally seeing some raindrops showing up in the bay area if they are not in your neighborhood yet. they're coming. we'll tell you when next. >>> finally storms returning to the bay area. we could use the raindrops and we are starting to see some of that now at least in the north bay so far. it's on the way to your neighborhood. clouds gathering outside. out to ocean beach where currently for the most part except for the waves it remains dry outside. in the next few hours we'll see changes as the rain is creeping closer. doppler radar showing you the front really sitting along the coastline some of that making its way into the north bay but this is really going to be a slow mover. toward the afternoon a bit of a wet commute headed home. over the bay right now, a lot of clouds outside and the temperatures cool. a lot of cold air trapped under the clouds. 50 in concord. 45 oakland. 46 san francisco. 49 san jose. looks like this afternoon expected to be wet. we'll see rain moving through

is up 72. nasdaq up 27. s & p is up nine. >>> a record quarter has made apple the most profitable company in the world just surpassing exxon. strong sales was iphone helped apple to more than double its earnings over last year. the company sold 37 million iphones in the last three months of 2011 exceeding expectations. apple earned $13 billion in the quarter and now has $97 billion in cash on hand. apple stock is up about 6% right now. >>> fans of palo alto are converging in san francisco this week. mac world and i world 2012 start tomorrow. more than 20,000 people are expected to attend the three- day event. the conference will include dozens of workshops and forums. it will feature nearly 300 companies promoting apple- related products. >>> tonight at 5:00, we are headed to the sierra. it's late but it's happening, ski season. what this latest snow is bringing to the smallest ski resorts. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

didn't do anything. and it further bothers me that we haven't gotten a sympathy card from them, apple corporation, anything. >> reporter: captain hugh murray is in the army, a lawyer in the average. what he was referring to is something that kind of surprised all of us. and that is in court this afternoon. the judge, probably more emotional than any other time, said he was mad at the apple employees and said citing the callous indifference of the apple -- apple employees who didn't do a thing to stop it. they testified that they heard jana murray scream god, please help me in the store next to the apple store and never called 9 learn. that was something here this be after. >>> a new hampshire house committee rejected a resolution to recognize d.c. as the 51st sit. this is after the mayor and council travelled hundreds of miles to testify. matt ackland travelled with the delegation and is now from manchester, new hampshire. matt? >> reporter: brian, this is a terrible blow for those who have been fighting for d.c.s statehood. the vote came down around 5:00 this evening and that vote wa

is apples and oranges. it ignores the facts that investment income is taxed multiple time and bad for the economy to take capital out of the economy which is what the president is calling for. >>neil: you just astutely and simply and articulately slained this in a way no other guest has, and to remind you phones at home when you hear about the mitt romney tax rate, 14 percent or 15 percent, he has paid the top income tax rate when this was income. he takes this money, puts it back in the pool, and that money, then, earns interest, or is invested and has a great return and he pays, then, another tax on top of that money that has had the return. but that gets lost in the argument. so, the real return, the real tax is were higher. let's say we were to raise the so-called capital gains rate, which now long term, the top rate, long term, at 15 percent, is 20 percent plus or tied to income for shorter term. the president wants to peg this to income in the future. an income rate and that is the capital gains rate. your art is this will hurt investment. >>guest: it will be devastating. it

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willing to save than spend. >>> apple shares rose on news the iphone maker could pick up two new distributors in china this year. also on the upside, us airways climbed on news the airline could be a takeover target by delta. bank of america slipped 3% after goldman sachs cut its rating from neutral to bye. starbucks got a lift it will be open stores in india this year. on the downside, wendy's dragged the fast food chain lowering. spiraling ad sails nannett with fourth quarter profits. carnival has a drop in bookings. >>> a new fraud prevention system, early bird who filed tax returns before january 26th will have to wait an extra week for their refund. finally, kansas could soon be the karen terrier official no place like home. a state legislate tor or is puso make the breed one that played in "wizard of the oz" the official dog for the state. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> the sleven season is just under way but is this brake griffin's slam, the dunk of the year? fred seems to think so. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in

clothing and an apple ipad tablet, but that was not enough. it ordered the victim back into his charcoal infinity suv and drove around for our stopping an atm machines to withdraw money from the account. some of the withdrawal attempts failed. they took turns holding a gun to the victim. according to a the suspects, they said they had killed people previously. >> it takes time for do it -- and permission to travel from department to department. >> the holiday weekend did not stop city hall from telling a significant decline in the number of murders. >> this particularly jarring the crime went on and noticed. >> what does it went unnoticed. it was in the communication pipeline. >> the neighbors at the mount royal improvement meeting which is our larger neighborhood association were shocked that our representative from the police department to appeared at this meeting was not aware of this crime at all. he got a lot of heat. >> we also want to put the photographs -- the atm captured pictures of both of these suspects. bolton hill plans to press police at -- about this issue at their next m

brand, apple has made it tim cooke the highest paid ceo in the u.s. he did over as ceo shortly before steve jobs died in october, and he has been rewarded handsomely for what apple's board called his critical contribution to the company's success and a smooth leadership transition. earnings documents filed for 2011 show that his pay package was valued at $378 million, mostly made up of apple shares. by contrast, the former ceo, steve jobs, it said in an annual salary of just $1 for many years. however, he owned shares in apple that are valued at well over $2 billion. to the airline sector, air berlin has reported a drop in passengers for the second month in a row. germany's second-largest airline says that it is caring 12% fewer people in december, although passenger figures were up for the year as a whole. the carrier has been cutting flight connections and seats as it tries to return to profit. air berlin has been in the red for years, but better times to be on the horizon but they got a boost last night when another airline agreed to buy more than 29% of shares there. that is your

the actual eps to do apples to apples. we'll wait before we pass on the numbers on eps. the revenue does look short at $17.43 billion versus an estimate of $18.25 billion. let's talk about these numbers and get an inside look with jon fortt. he's joining us from our headquarters. and her man is here from susquehanna financial group. and aaron is joining me here. jon, let's kick off with what we know on the fourth quarter on amazon. looks short. what do you know? >> yeah, it does look a little short. the eps is the number we've got is correct, looks like it could be good. but i'll tell you what, the guidance looks disappointing. looks like they're guiding to a mid point of $12.7 billion for q-1. the street was looking for $13.4 billion. guiding to mid point, operating income of minus $50 million for the first quarter. and the street was certainly looking for a positive number there on operating income. so not sure how they're going to react that after hours. i want to dig in and look how this revenue broke down, what they say about media versus electronics, and general merchandise. a