display. >> there are a few that have a retina display like the google next u. nextus. that's why this is a tablet warp. there are people saying engineering wise, they can't do it. it will make it too big, too expensive. so to distract from the fact that it won't have a retina display, then maybe they're going to do fun colors like the iphone 5c. if that happens we'll see what market thinks. i'm not sure. >> very quickly, what defiannes retina display? >> the megapixel per square inch. how many are really there. the naked eye can pick that up. if i were to take a retina display next to this ipad you can tell the difference. >> you can look at it. >> you can. >> sue, down to you and brian. >> we're going to focus on the stock side of this equation, ty. brian joins me right now. good to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard what natalie thinks we'll see in terms of innovation from mr. cook who has taken the stage right now. is that enough for wall street? it may be enough for the consumer? is it enough to move the stock? >> i don't think it's enough

. >> the full retina display, the same pixels as the ipad air. >> reporter: they will be faster than existing models. >> 4 times faster cpu tasks. >> reporter: apple didn't build in the fingerprint technology. another thing, they are keeping high prices. >> going into the holidays, 299, retina display, 399 and the air 499. >> reporter: apple didn't give a release date. >>> it is chilly and foggy. it will be another chilly night through the south bay but not the livermore valley. this is the extent. we will see dense fog. it will clear by the 10:00 hour. some of the computer models have cleared faster, but the sea breeze winds will wrap up. any fog will return quickly. there is a dense fog advisory. again the fog could clear faster. we will see visibility reduced to a half a mile or less. 59 in half moon bay. 64 in san francisco. the south bay a little warmer. upper 70s for the north bay. satellite and radar at the coastline otherwise clear skies. we will get a piece of this breaking off heading toward the coastline. it could bring us rain, but computer models keep it offshore. we wil

now you can get retina versions of both the ipad mini and the full sized ipad and if you don't want retina, just pay $100 less. heading into the crucial holiday season they will square off from more affordable tablets from amazon and google. >> i just need a full computer so i went for the surface pro. it's not just a tablet where you're bound to the app store, it's a full pc basically. >> i bought it because apple doesn't have any of this or kind of devices. >> the reason they are giving stuff away free is that's the new battle front is around the web applications, that's something google does really well. what apple se essentiis essenti is taking that away from google and empowering a good echo system. this was a shot toward google and free stuff they give away. >> reporter: investors are likely wondering what it means for holiday sales and margins. the first time with a holiday season tablet launch so the difference could be significant. new ipads, lots of free software, we'll see this holiday season whether it's enough to fend off the competition. >>> finally tonight, with the world se

we're going to be talking about a thinner large ipad, the 10 inch ipad and possibly a new retina display, beautiful display ipad mini. there have been rumors about supply issues with that one. we would love to see a lower price point because ipads have consistently been about $100 more than some of their less expensive competitors from google and samsung. >> now, dan, my question i guess is about what this means for apple as a company? the ecosystem. we know that apple's all about creating that customer experience. is there anything they can do or say with regard to product or applications or anything that makes the customers more sticky? >> well, i think that apple's approach has always been about putting software together with hardware in a unique way. make this software free is no different than you always got the operating system free when you bought a new mac, whereas with a pc, microsoft is getting paid separately and so people saying that, you know, they're acting like google but the reality is they still want you to buy their hardware. still a premium hardware experience. but rat

looking at the website, you can see more on the retina display. the fifth generation ipad is also expected to feature a thinner, lighter design, a better camera and a more powerful chip. making it faster overall than the current version. >>> 4:51. should spanking be considered child abuse? coming up, the court ruling that could change the way you raise your children. >>> also, the outspoken ceo of starbucks wants washington to play nice and you, too. how it could score you a free cup of coffee. >>> inches off your waist, but damage to your health. why so many women are >>> welcome back. starbucks is hoping lawmakers on capitol hill learn a lesson from a plan to give away free coffee. today through friday the chain is offering a free tall brewed coffee to any customer in the u.s. who buys another person a beverage. ceo howard schultz wants to send a message to lawmakers oncoming together to resolve the political gridlock in washington. starbucks has gotten political before, asking customers to keep guns out of starbucks after mass shootings. >>> a

you've got to explain, what is this retina display? what's that mean? >> well, it's what you see on the iphone 5 and the iphone 5s and it's the crystal clear, pixel for pixel view of the screen. so, it's that, you know, apple is the first to really come out with that in the iphone. so you're looking at crystal clear type on your screen, that's the retina experience. other tablets have the similar experience, you have the nexus 7 tablet and some of the new kindle tablets from amazon which boasts this retina style display. >> on the screen right now, clayton, you can't see it, apple is at 5.25 per share because the market is not dismissing the new ipads as merely cosmetic. they're taking your line and saying, it is something new and it's something different. and there's another story out there which is that the tablet market is real crowded and apple's market share, it's an ipad share of the tablet market is going to be down below 50%. it's heading down, not up. tell me about that. >> yeah, i mean, that's interesting. you've got all of the other competito

earlier this year pilots suffered significant injuries, including a burt retina -- burnted retina. >> we need to trane the pilots to cope with them and train the public on the hazards these can represent. >> experts say the reason we're seeing an increase is the availability of lasers. they're inexpensive and easy it buy online. >> a law signed last year makes it a federal chrome to point a laze are at an aircraft, which is why the fbi is leading the investigation. >> let's start off with a look at what we're tracking this week. it's not so much precipitation as it is colder air. a couple cold shots headed our direction. we get a secondary shot that will come in early next week, so in big warmup after we get the cooldown. we'll look at temps in the 50s. a big is the of canadian air. we'll also see showers spark up wednesday afternoon. looks like a lot of the rain will be from baltimore eastward and north and west likely to stay at least generally dry. there could be some hit or miss showers. again, nice fall colors in towson. same deal in northern pawk buccaneer. parkton under the sun

the device includes a chip implanted on the retina and glasses with a video camera that wirelessly transmits images. >> it converts that video into a 60 pixels image that delivers electronic impulses to the 60 electrodes in the chips that then stimulate the retina to generate a perception or message the brain can interpret or understand. >> the device doesn't restore vision but patients can detect light and dark. >> i can see where the grass comes up to a sidewalk. >> it is not going to enable them to drive a car or read fine print in news -- in newspapers, but it might help them enjoy a quality of life. >> making some take a second look at the first government approved bionic eye. >>> second sight is working on software upgrades to improve resolution and possibly provide color. second sight anticipates 100 patients will receive the ar gus in the coming year. the device is priced around $145,000 but it is covered by medicare. it is 4:52, a report on so called healthy snacks. researchers looked at 62 products endorsed by pro athletes and found 80% lacked enough nutrition to be considered heal

the new pro laptops come with retina careens, too. tim cook is excited. he says about the future of ipad. >> we want to help our customers create even more amazing stories because we know that this is just the beginning for ipad. >> so far, over 170 million ipads have been sold since they were first introduced in 2010. >>> the highest-earning ceo in north america lives right here in the bay area. you guessed it, mark zuckerbesz. almost $2.8 million. zuckerberg made more than the rest of the ten ceos campaigned. next on the list, richard kinder. third is serious boss, mel karmazin. gregory maffei. and then, tim cook. >>> the government shut judown over. but you can feel the effects next year. the irs said the shutdown is delaying when it will start processing returns. remember, lawmakers warn the government could shut down again in january, causing an even longer delay. you still have to file your returns by april 15th. >>> the blue angels will be back in the bay area skies next year. they will be back completely. they had to cancel all of their shows. but

we think the retina mini in short supply as well. that could hit the revenue guidance. we want to hear more about the ability to make the fingerprint technology and get the 5s out and volumes of the retina mini. >> if i were to say the market's up 20% year-to-date, apple down 1%? what is the number run reason the stock's down relative to a big, big, big market? the tshfact that earnings estims have come down and most is gross margin. the mini has taken the gross margin down significantly and that's concerned investors. that's why if they can keep the gross margin flat to up here during the product cycle, it's probably going to help the stock. something else that could help the stock the fact that the big cap stocks particularly the ones that i follow have blown up. and apple's not as vulnerable to the enterprise spending. you could see more money flowing into apple in large cap tech. >> your take on icahn? i asked you before. but we've spoken with carl icahn live the other day, testify the waters of a proxy thing if he doesn't get his way. how much legs are there? >> i

the new prolaptops come with retina displays as well as faster processors. the desktop has been redesigned around has a sleek case that resembles a tall coffee can. >>> also, from the tech world, no shocker. the highest earning ceo lives right here in the bay area, that man, mark zuckerberg, with a total of a cool $2.28 billion. of course, almost all that coming from his share options he exercised when facebook went public just last year. the rare option to see him in a suit. earning more than the rest of all the top ten ceos combined. next on the list, richard kinder. he is the ceo of energy company, kinder morgan. sirius radio boss, mel karmazin followed by media boss gregory maffei and tim cook and sales force.com's marc beniot checks in at number 9. >> i wouldn't mind making the top 100. >> that would be smooth. >>> 4:45. the government shutdown is over. you'll still be feeling the effects next year. this is because tax filing season will be pushed back for that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn things over to kayla tausche. she is live

was hot on that retina screen there. what got my attention with the maces and operating system. they're going to give the operating system away now. that's just the opposite, ben, of how it has worked in the industry overall. i'm lumping in cell phones. they pretty much give away the hardware and then sell you the software almost on a subscription basis. apple's doing it the opposite. what do you think of that? >> i think that seems to be the future. that's what google's been doing. that's what other companies are doing. apple is seeing clear its profits come from hardware sales. it's been true for years. it hurts the competition. i think it's a smart move on their part. >> what do you think the big issue with apple is then? people are questioning the innovation, the reason the stock has come way down from the highs. to what would you attribute it? >> i would say the biggest problem is that there's not much more they can do to iphones and ipads to make them only revolutionary, just evolutionary from "consumer reports." i

it looks like the s5 and ipad with retina, or the ipad air, ipad mini with retina, are the things to get for your loved ones at the holiday. apple got help from samsung, there's not another product, so our guess is they'll have a strong 2013. >> alex, the stock is up 1.25% ahead of the numbers. the numbers are hitting the tape right now. revenue is out at $37.5 billion. the revenue at $37.5 billion is a little better than the expectation of $36.93 billion. the earnings per share is $8.26 a share. versus estimate of $7.96. what is your reaction to these numbers? $8.26 on $37.5 billion. >> good number. they previewed this when they talked about opening iphone weekend sales. we knew this number was going to be okay. what about the guide? we still need to see about that. how well momentum holds up into the new year. >> we want to get to josh lipton. he has the guide and then we'll come back to you. apple earnings are out. josh lipton with the numbers. as soon as the numbers came out, we're looking at a decline of 3%. >> looking through these numbers, let me give you the headline. it's a

it will get the retina display. it's apple's best display as good or better than your eyes can perceive. so that would be incremental. the apple logo you see it everywhere and sometimes even running windows on it. we'll look at incremental things here. what i want to see is something we didn't expect that's going to change the way we use these devices. not just the hardware devices. that could be the wild card lingering here. the fingerprint scanner is cool but we haven't seen something break out that's used widely yet. it's still green and used basically by apple. the app developers who make all those apps we love are not allowed to access that fingerprint scanner yet so they haven't been able to really blow it up into new ways of living with our device. >> what about the watch? we heard all about the apple watch. >> i would love to say the watches are possible that television is a possible but so far the odds in the rumor mill is those are not coming today. apple has promised a flurry of announcements through earl

a report by 'all things d,' says the company could debut an i-pad mini with retina display and a thinner full-sized i- pad as soon as october 22nd. apple's fancy new fingerprint technology might also make an appearance in the latest versions. since 2010, apple has been holding press events in october to get new products out in time for the holidays. this news comes as analysts predict that apple is running out of customers. analysts say the number of people buying an i-phone for the very first time is shrinking. they say unless the company signs with the worlds largest carrier- china mobile, or offers an i- phone priced for the developing world, it will not meet forecasts for 20-14 and 20-15. but despite the dwindling numbers of first-time buyers, the number of people replacing their old i- phones is expected to increase. coming up on the early edition... baltimore's washington monument is crumbling. what is being done to save the landmark. ((break 1)) the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt t

-- the retina screen adds power drain and some weight. >> true. yeah, walt, from a consumer point of view, what do you think the main thing of the people who use the devices now -- whether apple or another product -- are looking for? is it something as simple as batdry life, or more of the product activities that you're talking about? >> i think boat, and it's a great question. let me talk about battery life. i run battery tests that are extremely harsh, and i run the exact same test on everyone's tablet, whether it's the microsoft surface or the google nexus, the samsung ones or the ipads. one of apple's big advantages is they are hours of battery life ahead of everybody else's tablet. whether it's the mini or the full-sized ipad. and apple needs -- these new models need to maintain that edge. because when you're carrying around a tablet, one reason you do it, instead of a laptop, is they have better battery life. it's a big edge for apple, particularly because they price higher than some of the competitors. and i think they need to make sure the

analysts expect it will be a new i-pad mini with a crisper retina display. it's expected to be limited because of production issues. >>> a hectic commute, major accident in san jose north 101 approaching tully. two lanes shut down, very long delays beyond the 286/80 interchange. danville, chp issued an advisory northbound 680 at sycamore, at least one lane of traffic shut down, it will be backed up through the san ramon valley and bay bridge commute, motorcycle accident, traffic still stacked up to the macarthur maze. remember bart is running but experiencing 45-minute systemwide systemwide delays. here's lauren. >> all that fog out there this morning, at least in parts of the bay area hasn't reached the interior valleys in the east bay though. looking clear toward mount diablo, winds fairly calm but in the bay plenty of fog and some north bay valleys as well. delays at sfo of almost an hour and-a-half on arriving flights. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. fog lifts in the afternoon. 60s and 70s in the bay. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it is 8:00 a.m. in the wes

cerca de 40 trabajadores de la compañía dejaron sus carteles hablado y se preparan para regresar a su retina de trabajo. >> empezaron los muchachos y aceptaron el contrato que se había hecho y regresan a trabajar mañana, contentos. >> reportera: después de conversaciones entre representantes del sindicato y la empresa, volado llegaron a un acuerdo laboral. >> los trabajadores han logrado recibir un contrato de la compañía, y ser reconocidos como un sindicato. los muchachos van a recibir aumento de salario, recibirán días de vacaciones que no tenían. lo único que no lograron era el seguro médico. >> reportero: cuéntame es el único día de huelga para los más de 40 trabajadores de la compañía de recolección de basura y reciclaje. >> entregaron hoy su carta que van a regresar a trabajar. por ahora, no ha logrado sus contratos, pero siempre le deja saber a su compañero que se pueden movilizarse prácticas injustas. >> reportera: los empleados en su mayoría hispanas regresa satisfecho porque lograron que incluyeron a uno de sus compañeros que fue despedido por querer armar sind

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apple ipad mini with retina display. it's a7.9 inch device. a starting price of $399. >> apple wasn't the only one to unveil a new tabblet today >> there is another remarkable device out there to talk about. 3 d printers you've heard about those devices printing objects before your eyes? >> like a miracle. right? >> it s it's amazing. you hear printer you think those machines that spit out paper. 3 d printers create 3 d objects. they wanted to see what they can do. >> you can see people using 3 d printers to make all kinds of stuff. consumer reports just tested out 3 d printers from fr maker bot systems. it turns out they're cool you see them, you design. and outcomes an object. >> what did you don't know how to design a blueprint? >> it's okay. there are a lot of free designs on the web. and you can look for thousands of design autos you'll find ready designs for everything from roses to garden tongs. once setting up the printer you're good to go. >> you do need a little bit of patience if you're going to print with a 3 d printer you're feedi

thinner, lighter, more powerful. 9.7-inch retina display. 43% thinner and just one point instead of 1.4 pounds. a 7 chip and gets 10 hours of battery life. the ipad is not all apple revealed today. show cased a faster mac book pro and new desktop operating system called maverick. >> lighter feel. when you hold it, it will be a dramatically different experience from the previous ipad. this happens every now and then. we have an apple product where all the words and pictures don't do justice to how amazing it is until the moment you pick it up. when you get to do that, you'll understand why we are so excited about this ipad air. >> i think apple needs to keep innovating. there's a lot of competition. if they don't keep up, they are going to fall behind. >> so the new ipad air starts at $499 and the first one's expected to ship out november 1st. just in time for the holiday season. live in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> thanks. the september job's report delayed because of the government shut down is finally out. shows 148,000 jobs added last month. not enough to impress analysts. t

the ipad mini gets apple's retina screen. >> we want to help our customers create even more amazing stories because we know that this is just the beginning for ipad. >> reporter: the ipad air will go on sale november 1st starting at $499.99. today apple also announced upgrades to its line of laptops and the mac pro will go on sale for $3,000 in december. >>> the fda reaching out to v t veterinarians asking for answers about pets who may have gotten sick after eating jerky treats. >> how the bay area community is rallying and her. >> the wings were clipped this year, but will the blue angels return to san francisco next year? we'll let you know. >> let's take a live look outside. you can see a little bit of fog across san bernardino mountain. we'll have your forecast coming up in about ten minutes. >>> developing story right now. we are learning more tonight about what led up to that train incident that killed a bart employee and a contractor over the weekend. the accident happened saturday just before 2:00 in the afternoon on a section of the track between the walnut creek and pleasant hill

329 and $399 and ipad retina is $499. apple has put the latest processor with the a6x. the two lower processors of a the a5. what is going to happen? touch i.d. and a couple cheaper ipads. i'm not sure that's what is going to happen. the rumor is, we'll get an ipad mini with a retina display and because the mini has turned into the top selling ipad in the lineup, and they drop it to something to $279, given the a6 chip and i really wonder, though, if they can afford to put touch i.d. i've got my doubts because of what that would do to margins but i wouldn't be surprised if we do see our sub300 ipad from apple tomorrow, the older version of the mine knee and even if we see the ipad mini treated like a flagship device, that could happen, mandy. >> we're watching for all of the action. thank you very much, jon fortt. julia boorstin, what is it? >> this morning facebook suffered an outage. the company said it was due to scheduled maintenance and facebook hopes it won't overshadow the news it is making this afternoon. it's unveiling a new feature called stories to share, tel

. >> one final thing unfortunately, there is 0 no means test so many people under retina control are making very good incomes and many of come to me and said this allows them to buy in the san francisco area but they barely have the 50 percent necessary. this is a big that flaw in the ordinance that needs to be corrected in the future >> many rogers i wanted to get some clarification. we're talking about two different effective dates? the effective date for when it would apply for somebody in the process. i think your motion commissioner says if i the effect date it wyoming be your preference so if someone applies for a merger or demolition on or after today it applies to that application and the 10 year miracle would also apply so if they've evicted anyone after their application today you would apply it? >>right. >> i just have a question and a oh, one final question. mrs. hayward are you aware of any other jurisdiction in the bay area or san francisco that has legislation similar to this legislation even earlier legislation that has prohibits or makes all messengerers and other ty

they announced high screen retina display. >>> washington has been the focus of much attention lately. now the initial failure of the affordable care act website. joining any is steve inskeep. glad to have you here. washington has been the scene of a bit of dysfunction. congress holding hearing on something else. the obama care website. you only get one chance to make first impressions. can this recover? >> that's what everybody has said. there's been other problems in the past like with the prescription drug for seniors program for medicare that didn't work. it worked a bit lart on. you do have this problem that's revealed with government contracting. they're not good at doing technological contracts. they have looked at this contract at cgi and also worked with some of the states that have done their own health care websites and the states contracted in way that a lot of single contractors do the business and test the model and get it up in a reasonable way. >> you think it's glitches. >> let's stay away from the word glitches. that seems to minimize it. this is pretty major. it's a

i'm not an expert on the retina ordinance but it is o m u the only no fault eviction besides f i? >> i don't know if anybody is an expert. >> deputy city attorney. i think the two no fault evictions are owner move in there's a list i'm entirely sure but that's the most common one >> i know there are limitation one unit per building i have it's a 5 unit building. so the supervisor may want to look at the different rules for o m i evictions where your take a look the entire building off the market but not knowing enough about the rent ordinance i would defer that to later discussions with the supervisors >> yeah, i can speak briefly it that are the language we proposed to the city attorney it specifics several categories of the types of evictions in section 25.9 of the admin code and sections 8 through fourteen that outlined a number of different types of eviction. a couple of the ones is the tenant was evicted so the landlord could carry out remodeling and it's in violation if it's not offered back to the renters. so they're doing rehabilitation and not returning it to the tenant t

you've got the retina display ipad mini and the retina display ipad air. if you want to pay 100 bucks less, can you get nonretina on both models. you also have os10 mavericks, the mac operating system for free. and when you buy new devices, free applications for both of those. interestingly enough, tim cook in his presentation said, 170 million ipads have been sold as of earlier this month. by my math and talking to analysts that means around 13 million ipads sold in the september quarter, maybe a hair beneath expectations. but overall, pricing for these new ipads should be good for margins. we'll see how this lineup does against a lot of competitors trying to sell tablets for less, maria. >> jon, thank you so much. jack, did you have a question for jon? >> jon, did you see nokia's new machine and how does nokia's ipad look compared to what you're seeing today? >> good question, jack. nokia just rolling out the 2520 in abu dhabi. it's about the size of the full size ipad but builts in cellular wireless connection. that might be appealing. early reviews are

a defective gene in the retina with gene therapy has restored at least functional vision. now gene therapy for the inner ear is a little further off. there's been in the last year or two two striking examples of success where gene therapy has restored at least some measure of hearing in animals. but there are no human clinical trials and that's something other groups are working on. >> rose: why not? >> it's just too early. we need to make sure they're very safe in animals before you put something like that that into a human. >> and what do we know that from tests that have been done from animals so far. >> the tests have gone into animals specific type of hereditary hearing loss and they have either correct add defective gene or replaced a defective gene. and when they measure the hearing of the animals after a certain number of weeks and they can see there's a great deal of function. >> rose: with respect to hearing aids, the question is it's restoring hearing has a pervasive effect across both your life and your health. so the question really becomes how do you correct

the ipad mini comes with a retina display already on the full sized ipad and both come with improved ilife to printable photo books the and apple announced something else today, apple is giving away a lot of products they choose a premium for. mavericks, they're giving that away free. >> until now, pc users have had to pay for upgrades, something like microsoft have relied on to make money. >> the days of spending hundreds of dollars out of your computer is now gone. >> in the future, people are going to be expecting to be getting free updates to the operating systems. that means another question that microsoft's going to have to figure out. now this all comes in the many of what many are calling the tablet war. nokia and we compared the tablets each geared towards different demographics and help you decide which one's best for you. >> they were doing more of it for free. >> it's part of the whole my life suite, so you can print photo books, although you have you to send them to apple to be printed and they make more money off of you. >> thanks julie. >>> not only was september job r

you have the mini in a retina dwis play at $399 and a nonretina dwis play at $299. you have the full size ipad air at $299 and the ipad dwdz 2 still sticking around to $299. that's mainly for education customers who don't want to pay full freight and don't care about the high resolution. that's interesting because what it does to margins, apple is clearly not willing to sacrifice margins on the mini by bringing it down with the latest chip and retina display. also giving away the software. we'll have to see how that place, they're giving away os10 match rick. that should bring people to the latest and greatest software including the new vrgz of i like and ilap websites are completely free. analysts expect that to be good for longer term margins, which is likely to cheer the streets. it's probably why we saw the stock not fall as much as spengted. find out the names of stars you may in every have heard of. it's all at cnbc.com and cnbc world. >>> carl icahn sold half his stake in netflix this month. icahn says he bought the shares around $58. so based on the sale pri

the ipad 2 at $299 without the retina display and the fourth generation with retina display $499. what happens today? the rumor is we'll get an ipad mini with the retina display. because the mini has turned into one of the top selling ipads in the lineup, it might make sense for apple to offer one with touch i.d. and the latest chip. there's a question whether they can do that and maintain decent margins. expect to see a design shift in the full sized ipad so it follows more of the design language of the mini, possibly also some cover changes that fit the color scheme of the iphone 5c. it's possible that after tomorrow, the ipad lineup will look more like this. this he keep the nonretina mini around, drop the price to $279. give it an a-6 chip and then you get the layers of pricing on top of that, all the way up to the full size fifth generation ipad. we'll have to wait and see. josh lipton and i will be on-site in san francisco bringing you all the latest news. so tune in to cnbc. >>> meanwhile, nokia is launching its new products. a power tablet called the luminia 2520. catchy n

. >> apple unveiled a new ipad mini, featuring a new screen and retina display. >>> the irs has announced it will delay the beginning of filing season by two weeks. and that's because the work of reprogramming its computers was interrupted by the government shutdown. the delay will affect early filers, many of whom rush their returns to the irs so they can quickly get refunds. >>> mcdonald's making it official. it is renaming its dollar menu as we reported it, it was considering a few months back. the dollar menu and more debuts on november 4th. it will still have the current items. but more pricey ones are being added, including a 20-piece mcnuggets. >>> arrest made in a videotape brawl after a football game. and it's not just the man seen punching a woman that's being charged. >>> and is it bullying? or just good, old-fashioned rivalry. this morning, the blowout on the gridiron that has a lot of people talking. ♪ it's really jumpin' osteo bi-flex® helps strengthen your joints.° like calcium supplements can help your bones, osteo bi-flex® can help your joints° so you can keep doing

one is the special retina display, something we've already seen rolled out on the iphone which is apple's biggest revenue generator. the ipad, the second biggest revenue generator so we'll get that and might get some thin film instead of glass on the screen. so a couple of interesting high-tech features to keep an eye on. >> ipad mini will get that. geoff cutmore, appreciate it. have a great day. >>> still ahead on "way too early" a shootout in indy, andrew luck takes center stage in the house that peyton built. see if the man who replaced manning could spoil the homecoming. >>> what would you pay to look like justin bieber? i'd say nothing. i would want to get paid to do that. one musician dropped his life savings to do that. when "way too early" comes right back. of providing a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere. if you look at a khan academy video, they cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said, "we are really interested in ma

according to my sources, we are going to see a retina ipad mini. they've been testing it for a number of months internally. but the biggest issue i'm hearing is battery life. they didn't want to drop below ten hours of battery life to power a retina screen. but apparently they've nailed it and so we're likely to see a brand-new ipad mini today, as well as an ipad 5 and a whole slew of other products. get your wallets ready, guys. >> no kidding. >> speaking of pricing, is that going to change everything? >> well, it could -- it will be interesting to see whether or not they drop the price on the ipad. typically apple likes to do a price drop at each event. when you buy an apple product, you know you're paying for a premium product and they haven't been swayed by the market. amazon comes out with these cheap tablets and you wonder if apple is going to respond. you'll see other computers, new operating system. it's going to be a busy, busy nerd day. we're covering it live. >> the fingerprinting scan thing, everyone is wondering if that will pop up on

into an image that delivers electronic impulses to the electrodes in the chip that then stimulate the retina to generate a perception that the brain can interpreter. >> the device doesn't restore vision. the patients can detect light and dark. this identifying objects location and movement. >> walk down a sidewalk to my bus stop, to my office on a daily basis and i can see where the grass comes up to the sidewalk. >> the device isn't going to enable them to drive a car or, you know, read fine prints on a newspaper. but it might help them enjoy better quality of life. >> lloyd says he now almost feels naked without them. >> oh, your glasses look very nice. making some take a second look at the first government approved bionic eye. san francisco, c-net for cbs news. >> device costs $145,000 and is covered by medicare. second sight is working on software upgrades to improve resolution and provide color. >>> boy, all kinds of reasons to shake and shout tonight. the a's going to detroit evened up. ,,,,,, to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state..

the company announcing its high streaming resolution retina display will be available in the mini. >>> washington for better or worse has been the focus of attention lately. now, the initial failure of the website. joining me now to talk about that and more, host of npr's morning edition and david wessel. gentlemen, good to see you. thank you so much. washington has really been the scene of a bit of dysfunction, might i say. congress now holding hearings on something else that doesn't work. health care gov, the obama care websi website. you only get one chance to make first impressions, steve. can this recover? >> there have been other problems in the past. prescription drugs for seniors program -- and do have this problem that's been revealed with government contracting. apparently, they're not good -- along reporting look at the -- also work with some of the states. contracting their way to allow the single contractor to do all the business and actually test their model in a reasonable way. the federal model -- let's stay away from the word glitches. that seems to minimize it. this

they are expected to sport the retina display. but apple has reportedly struggled to make the displays that fit the mini. some experts say that could result in a limited supply and translate into lines outside of apple stores when the new mini launches next month. >>> the 49ers' star linebacker aldon smith could be returning to the teen soon. after yesterday's win, jim harbaugh told reporters he might rejoin the team in the next couple of weeks. harbaugh added that he heard things are going well with his treatment. he's being reportedly treated for a substance abuse problem following his second dui arrest a month ago. once out of rehab, he's expected to turn himself into authorities regarding gun charges. >>> the 49ers are in london. they flew their last night from nashville after winning their game against the tennessee titans. this picture was taken by jonathan goodwin and it shows the seating setup. they were greeted by the faithful when the team arrived in london. some of the lucky fans got to meet and pose with patrick willis

and they are keeping their high prices for their tablets... >> reporter:- the new ipad mini with retina starts at $400 and the ipad air starts at $500. >> reporter:- the ipad air hits the market november 1st. >> reporter:- apple did not give a release date for the ipad mini but we expect it to come out in november. gabe slate kron 4 news >> jacqueline: temperatures bart certainly chile coast side. once again, on the warmer side in the low 80s the pleasanton and livermore. >> jacqueline: mainly '60s and '70s as the look ahead at the end of the week we still have those chance of showers in the forecast as the leader by creek we will talk about more when we return! >> reporter: coming up with a key to the engagement party of kim and conde west >> reporter: says franz closest to the couple said that he flew cam out there. one of ken's their response and then the big moment he pops the question and pulls out a 15 carat diamond ring. we are thinking kim said yes. so how did the bullying grain stack up to who cam's previous engagement... juicy details. >> catherine: mae you'veoticed. arod a il

reading more of the dimensions, ipad air, has retina display which everybody wanted. incredibly crisp pictures. only weighs one pound. that is what people expected and that's what we're hearing. >> that is enough to get excitet there. ashley: just in time. tracy: i think so, is that a hint? tracy: just saying, anybody out there. ashley: not a subtle one. gus faucher, charles payne thanks for joining us. let's take a break now. >>> as apple unveils new devices coming up in tech minute we'll talk about a senator trying to limit companies abilities to track you on your tablet and cell phone. tracy: plus are you worried that the row pots will come to get you or at least get your job? tweet us. we'll talk to a ceo that has a plan to replace your favorite barista, with a machine. i love this. ashley: isn't that cool? tracy: i love it. ashley: oops, down for the count. hair-raising experience. new promising treatment for baldness. we're live in atlanta with the hairy details. tracy: as we do every day at this time of day, look how oil is trading. it is falling thankfully for

apple took the wraps off its latest lineup including the new ipad air and updated ipad mini with retina display. the ipad air weighs just a pound, has a faster chip, better camera and starts at 500- dollars. the new mini at 400. apple shares sold off slightly on the news, ending the day at 519 dollars. tech analyst rob enderle gave us his take on the new releases. "its well past time to have a product that picked up the momentum that the ipad is slowly starting to lose.the tablet market itself is starting to get soft and its well past time for apple to have a refresh and the mini didnt do it. so this was a punt down the road." apple says it has 81% share of the tablet market. a random sample of consumers shared their thoughts with us. "i have the ipad2. it's great but i think i need a new one. (why?) more speed." "not necessarily smaller because i don't want my phone to get bigger and my ipad to shrink. i like two separate devices." the ipads hit the market in november. it isn't just apple unveling new products -- both nokia and microsoft introduced new tablets tuesday. nokia launched i

. $499, and begins shipping november 1st and unveiled by the way an ipad mini with a retina display starting at $399. i don't know why i'm being so blasae. i like these things. we all know how apple makes money. they sell product. what about twitter. at 140 characters or less can you explain why twitter makes its money? justin said exposure and the ability to direct a message to a crowd in a concentrated matter. nate tweets i was under the impression that some form of black magic was involved. here's my explanation of how twitter makes its money. by placing paid tweets from peeps you don't follow into your feed, inserting sponsored numbers into friends and selling data. i used peeps to save characters. and tristan says, using paid advertisers. activitier is going to ipo. people like tech companies. tech companies are doing particularly well right now any way and all sorts of people who have nothing to do in the world of investment will rush out and get a piece of this ipo. i can't tell them if that's a good or bad thing to do, maybe you can, but maybe we can explain how this company makes mo