Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.

We've got lots to get to this hour. Bill O'Reilly will be with us a little later. We'll get to these close races around the tri-state. We'll get to Apple. We'll get to President Trump. He's going to Pittsburgh today to pay a visit. We'll get to the election. It's a week from today. Hard to believe. Apple is having

their big event this morning in Brooklyn unveiling all the new stuff, all kinds of new iPads.

That's the main focus of today. New iPads is a big iPad pro. And these iPads, they're going

to eliminate the lightning connector. Instead, it'll be a USB plug into the, you know, that little USBC plug into the iPad.

And a lot of this stuff, you know, like on the iPads now, they're going to have that face ID.

You've got to think about how this is changing the way people behave.

You know, remember you used to, when you first got your phone or your iPad, every time you

wanted to use it, you had to type in your code.

You know, you had to type in 4, 12, 8, 9.

You just had to type this all in.

Then it got to the point where that's too much effort.

I don't want to have to type any numbers. So all you had to do was put your thumb on the button,

and it would read your fingerprint and open it up.

Then it got to the point where I don't want to have to reach over and put my thumb on.

That's too hard.

Let me just hold it to my face.

Now it opens.

This is how lazy people get.

They can't even put my thumb on a button.

That's too much work.

Let it just look at my face and open it.

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