Afternoon Edition: World Cup on Twitter Video

Video description: The iPhone 4 will be sold at Wal-Mart when it goes on sale on June 24, the Nissan Leaf has added sound so pedestrians don't get run over, and how to follow the World Cup on Twitter.

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