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steve wozniak and began production in steve jobs' parents garage. in palo alto, california. it was the introduction of the apple ii in the history of personal computing. more than any other machine, apple ii launched the personal computer industry. wozniak deserves the historic credit of its awe-inspiring circuit board and related operating software which was one of the era's great feats of solo invention. but jobs was the one who integrated wozniak's boards into a friendly package from the power supply to the sleek case. he created the company that sprang up around wozniak's machines. woz designed a great machine, but it would be sitting in hobby shops today were it not for steve jobs. however, most considered apple ii to be steve jobs creation. joining me right now is steve wozniak. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. very good introduction. oh, my gosh, those are the most exciting times in our life. that was about the sixth time actually that i designed a cute little board and steve found a way to turn it into money. that wa

they get to wait in line with the co-founder steve wozniak at the front of the line. it is tough to see him, cruds have been around him all morning. go here at noon yesterday. someone treated that he was here and the crowds started to grow. overnight he was been taking segway rides he went to cupertino and bought doughnuts for the crowd he's been signing a lot of autographs. he said he's most excited about the voice activated feature called siri. he says he doesn't want to type in his question or need he wants to say it and now he can. he says it will get you to the answer quicker than before. wozniak says he gets in line for these launches because he says he's experiencing history. he says waiting in line isn't all fun and games. >> through the day it was tough i was bombarded every 10 seconds by somebody for a photograph, autograph and you are talking, your voice gets sore. i was a tough, tough day, i only took one 15 minute period off i couple little bodyguards saying he's taking a break. it is tough for me to go through that. i really just want to be anonymous and

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some customers including co-founder steve wozniak camped out almost 24 hours ago. what they are attracted to is the voice command called siri it answers questions not just execute commands such as calling one of your contacts. >> the first command i spoke into it, it did it right. and i didn't even know if i was using part of the vocabulary you are supposed to. i just spoke something that made sense to me. so i'm very happy already. goes. >> reporter: siri has a sense of humor. ask for the best smartphone on the marketplace. she reresponds you already know the answer. it has an 8 mega pixel camera and faster dual processor. apple started taking orders a week ago with shipment to your home or office today. but it did give nat as opportunity to express condolences to steve wozniak who co-founded apple with steve jobs. there's still a long line here. apple stores are not the only place, at&t, verizon and now sprint stores are seeing a mad rush today. >>> online movement is asking people to wear black turtlenecks, jeans and sneakers today to honor steve jobs who died l

more from the interview with apple co-funder and friend steve wozniak. those stories and more coming up in one hour on abc 7 news at 1:00 over on channel 7. let's lighten things up a little bit and turn to sports. larry beil is here. tigers in town. >> if you watched h his news conference today, he looks relaxed. >> he did seem a little more comfortable. >> we'll see if the old tiger is really back. in the south bay to compete in the fry's.com open. tiger arrives a different man from the one we saw on the last visit two years ago. back then he was the number one ranked player in the world. today he has slipped to 51st. we we saw him at the big game, that was in november of 2009, woods was there with his then wife elin and their kids. since then he has been divorced and made multiple swing changes. what tiger does have, though is, he is finally healthy again and because of that hoping for better results this week. >> basically get my ball count and the reps in and that is where my comfort is coming back. hit shots and be able to play 36 holes a day that i

steve woz -- steve wozniak is on the sidewalk with them. >> dramatic rescue in concord firefighters pull an elderly couple out of their burning home. >> wall street protesters score a big victory. new york city leaders postpone a deadline to leave the park. >>> right now across the bay area mid 60s get ready for 80s later today. >>> good morning. it is friday, light so far. live look at the golden gate bridge very light. we'll keep on it for you. >>> 4:30 a.m. on in friday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. christiene is off today. >>> -- firefighters rescued two from a burning home on st. francis drive. police who arrived heard the two victims inside, heavy smoke kept them from entering until firefighters got to the scene. they pulled the couple out and rushed them to the hospital. the victims in their serviceties, both expected to survive. -- 70s, both expected to survive. the blaze began in the attic. >>> there's a line of people outside a loss gatt toes apple store. they help -- amy you mentioned, who is the first person in line? >> reporter: the first person in line is

. >> let's ask steve wozniak with us. we'll have him here with us live later. >> just minutes away. >>> another legend in his field sugar ray leonard joins us live. an interesting discussion. involved in a movie coming out tomorrow with hugh jackman. we'll talk to him about it. ♪ kingdoms and queens ♪ they all bow down to you ♪ ♪ branches and ranch hands ♪ are bowin', too ♪ and i've taken off... [ man ] we could have gone a more traditional route... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ here comes the sun again but not in my neighborhood. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs about 40 percent less than gasoline, so why aren't we using it even more? start a conversation about using more natural gas vehicles in your community. >>> losing the man who put the world in the palm of our hands. i'm christine romans. tributes flooding in this morning for apple founder st

some customers including co-founder steve wozniak camped out almost 24 hours ago. what they are attracted to is the voice command called siri it answers questions not just execute commands such as calling one of your contacts. >> the first command i spoke into it it did it right. and i didn't even know if i was using part of the vocabulary you are supposed to. i just spoke something that made sense to me. so i'm very happy already. i'll let you kn goes. >> reporter: siri has a sense of humor. ask for the best smartphone on the marketplace. she reresponds you already know the answer. it has an 8 mega pixel camera and faster dual processor. apple started taking orders a week ago with shipment to your home or office today. but it did give nat as opportunity to express condolences to steve wozniak who co-founded apple with steve jobs. there's still a long line here. apple stores are not the only place at&t verizon and now sprint stores are seeing a mad rush today. >>> online movement is asking people to wear black turtlenecks, jeans and sneakers today to honor steve jo

steve wozniak said she not ready to talk about the death of his friend steve jobs. steve jobs will be remembered as one of the truly great innovators, great manager, great ceos. >> he had treatment for pancreatic cancer and in 2008 rumors serviced he was in poor health. in 2009 he announced a leave of absence and underwent a liver transminute and in august steve jobs resigned as ceo. >>> anti-wall street protesters stagged a rally in san francisco today. -- staged a rally in san francisco today. more than 700 people marched, stopping in front of major banks. they say banks took advantage of the bail out. police told ktvu the rally was peaceful and no arrests were made. >>> we are following a major story where a shooting rampage claimed three lives, what police are doing right now. >> scattered showers in the area. we will look at those and the potential for more showers tomorrow. . >>> gunfire. lot of noise. i was -- during our safety meeting. happened fast. very fast. everybody was running. >> you were in the meeting? >> yes. >> reporter: you hit the ground? >> no.

. >> our next guest knew steve job, steve wozniak. let me start there, i appreciate your time tonight. when you hear that clip, and you hear your friend's vis, what goes through your mind? >> sounds so much like the way steve jobs talks and there's an inner sensibility and you know kindness and sharing, reaching out inside of it and yet sometimes it's, you know, kind of threatening. it's also instructive. business people, companies all over the world and the country look and say, how did steve jobs handle these situations, you know? and it's kind of like this, you know, a learning experience for other executives. >> i want to dig deeper into that. i want to start with the questions, a lot of people have questions about the feuture, ho will this company survive. >> you were the first guy in line for an iphone 4s. there could be an apple smart television coming out. what's your sense of the future of apple post-steve jobs? >> yeah, you know, it's hard to imagine there could be another steve jobs, you can't never say never, but apple, as

i'm sandra endo, reporting. >> we contacted steve wozniak this evening. he told us he is not ready to talk yet. in san francisco, people told us jobs will be remembered for how he changed the way technology is used. >> i think we're going to remember him as someone who's completely powerful, great. he changed technology like unbelievably crazy. >> i think he's going to be remembered as someone who really understood what the consumer wanted n terms of design, usability, functionality. kept that laser sort of pose the entire time. >> apple released a statement saying his brilliant energy and countless ininnovations. our hearts go to his family and all those touched by his extraordinary gift. you can find more at ktvu.com. we post'd a special tab with a slide show and an interactive time line looking back on his life. >>> our continuing coverage in the south bay, a man suspected of shooting and killing three coworkers. we have a photo of the suspect. witnesses identify him as armed and dangerous. he shot nine people at the kooper turks no. he tied to take su

nbc bay area.com, including raw video of our interview with steve wozniak. stay tuned for the latest. >>> nancy pelosi is calling a new anti-abortion funding bill an assault on women's health. the u.s. house passed the bill known as the protect life act. if it passes the senate, the legislation would amend the new health care law to prevent federal money be used to pay for any health insurance plan that pays for abortion. >> i can't even describe to you the logic of what it is they are doing. i just know that you will see a large number of women on the floor today fighting for women's health issues as well as to point out how savage this is, withholding care for a woman, because of this legislation. >> pelosi says congress should not be concentrating on that type of law, but should consider the americans job act to boost the economy. >>> a bitter custody battle over a 7-year-old boy is believed to be behind yesterday's deadly shooting in southern california. home video cameras were rolling as scott surrendered to police today. his wife claimed in court paper

. >> reporter: that special someone was steve wozniak himself. he left a couple of hours ago but you can see a line about 30 to 40 people that's been consistent all morning long. now, everly is hundred people have been through here for the iphone 4s. first was the woz himself. he kissed his iphone for us good-bye and headed inside. >> whoo! >> reporter: cheers exploded as apple cofounder steve wozniak walked in to claim his iphone 4s at the los gatos store. the woz as he is known was the first one to line up at noon yesterday. he walked out with two, one black, one white. >> first thing i did was i pushed the button, i said, call (408)888-8886 and it dialed it. and so siri that couldn't do it on the prior phone. i'm happy. >> when i hold my phone and look at it how much computer is in there, but the input, all the sensory devices that are like human senses. >> reporter: a satisfied woz after waiting 20 hours making new friends and catching up with old ones. >> i first met him at the ipad launch the first ipad launch at valley fair. i was number 3

sot: steve wozniak - co- fundador de apple "to move to the next level ... in the world." ---steve wozniak, quien inici la empresa con jobs, , lo describe como un hombre que siempre busc superarse y para l, es el empresario ms exitoso del mundo. ---y no es solo wozniak quien cree que jobs dej un gran legado, el presidente obama declar que no puede haber un mejor tributo al xito de steve que el hecho de que la mayora de la gente se enter de su muerte gracias a un aparato que l invent.. sot lori merritt "complete sadness and ... him and save him." ---una vecina de jobs en palo alto expres su dolor diciendo que es increble que an con los mejores doctores y cuidado mdico, no se logr salvarle la vida.. ---mientras que en cupertino, la sede central de apple se ha mantenido bastante callada y la empresa solo se ha limitado a decir que el espiritu de jobs continuar siendo la base de apple.. take mayra live ---muchos se preguntan si "apple" se vendr abajo sin jobs.. pero hasta el momento, parece que todo va bien ya que las acciones de la compaÑia se mantienen estables ---cesar, re

we'll show you what steve wozniak says about the future of apple. >>> also, are the asery close to being one step closer to moving to san jose? we'll explain. and living the high life. we'll show you what it's like to be a crane operator at the port of oakland and how it might have just inspired george lucas and "star wars." >>> here is aook at san francisco temperatures to kick off the weekend running cooler as you can see. 60s and 70s around the bay area. what we're really watching out for late tonight and into tomorrow morning could be a chance of some showers. we'll talk more about that in the forecast and then come right back. >>> governor jerry brown has officially declared tomorrow steve jobs day in california. also tomorrow apple will hold an invitation only memorial at stanford university for some of silicon valley's biggest names and those closest to jobs. another memorial is planned for apple employees on wednesday at the cupertino campus. yesterday marked another significant day for the company as people lined up for hours to get their hands on jobs' most recent creation the

also later on "good morning america," we'll talk live to apple co-founder, steve wozniak. >>> politics now and the republican race for president. it looks set this morning, after sarah palin says she won't run. in a message to supporters, the former alaska governor said, you don't need an office or a title to make a difference. and she and her husband will continue to be devoted to god, family and country. last night on fox news, palin said she reached the decision through prayer and talking to family. >> i know that it's the right decision. and i know that i can join others and be effective in helping change what's going on in our country and helping wake up americans to what is going on in our country. >> palin said she would not run as a third party candidate because that would ensure president obama's re-election. >>> congresswoman gabby giffords is in attending a retirement party for her husband. kelly commanded the final flight of the space shuttle "endeavour." the couple's joint memoir is actually due out next month. what a story they can share. >> so inspiring. >>> now, for thi

a 1971 creation of exposed circuits created by steve jobs and steve wozniak. it let to the apple 2 six years later. >> let's give it a case and you know have it able to hook up to a regular television and have people use it. >> reporter: garcia says the apple 2 launched a company and the revolution of computers in the home. then came the mackintosh in 1986 with the menus seen on all computers today. >> and this was, this was the leap forward. this is what everyone was waiting for. >> reporter: garcia says jobs will likely be best known for the iphone, ipads but what about going forward without steve jobs? >> that is the first impact. the magic go first and then the next step will go south is some of the things will not work right. >> technology analyst says even though jobs put a five year road map in place for apple he believes he was too vital and expects in two years the products will see a decline. >> unless they figure out a way to replace his resource we will see an erosion. >> reporter: the legacy would be here. a sore he would visit on -- a store he wo

but it is co-founder steve wozniak. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. with one more day in the 80s before with we cool down this weekend. >>> i'm sue hall. live look of the bay bridge it is very light. we'll continue to follow your commute this morning. >>> good friday morning. 5 a.m.. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. kristen is off today. >> more cops on campus at a high school. school officials are not sure the threat is the real deal but taking no chances. katie marzullo is live at alhambra high with more. >> reporter: obviously, it is quiet now h this is shaping up to be a very nontypical day for alhambra high students. police are going to be on campus today. according to the con that costa times a blood drive has been postponed -- scheduled for today. while there are no games here on campus today the teams are going to board buses for the away games under police guard many wednesday an e-mail was sent to a district employee. they believe that employee just to be a random resip kwrebt -- recipient. it said something bad could happen. polic

leading the pack in california, apple co-founder steve wozniak. it's october 14th. your "a.m. wake-up call." i'm carol costello joining you live from new york. it's a countdown to a showdown. the mayor of new york says protesters need to leave the park so it can be cleaned. occupy wall street organizers say they are staying right where they are. in fact, the protesters have begun cleaning up the park themselves as they see it, the mayor's cleanup is really an eviction notice. >> mayor, we do a lot better up cleaning up wall street than this park. not only that we have more than 650,000 signatures from every country in the world. supporting the people we're occupying wall street. the mayor needs to not evict them. >> they've been there for almost a month protesting the weak economy and a political system many deem corrupt. >>> the best response tore the alleged plot to kill the saudi ambassador. sanctions are paying off and they vow to ratchet up the pressure. several lawmakers want stronger measures like crippling their currency by pressuring other countries to stop buying the

with buddy steve wozniak, they set out to move the power of the computer from the laboratory to your lap. >> the penalty for failure, for going and trying to start a company in this valley is nonexistent. >> reporter: and his brimming confidence was validated when they launched the macintosh. >> we worked hard, and in ten years, apple had grown from just the two of us in a garage into a $2 billion company with over 4,000 employees. >> reporter: but the '80s brought a power struggle from apple's board, and jobs was soon fired from the company he founded. >> and so at 30, i was out. and very publicly out. what had been the focus of my entire adult life was gone. and it was devastating. >> reporter: but he did not wallow. and in his 30s, he met his wife, started another computer company called next and took over pixar, changing animation forever. >> my name is woody and this is andy's room. >> reporter: in '96, apple bought next and soon jobs was back in charge, leading a digital renaissance. after his return, apple stock soared more than 7,000%, turning that garage startup into one of

. >> one of the people who knew steve best was steve wozniak, the man who showed steve jobs one of his crazy gadgets and soon it was in millions of living rooms. he paid tribute to his frepd and his business part. the he reminisced about the early days last night on "360." >> that's what i really need time to think about, though. i was the designer, builder and steve would come and then we'd go find ways to sell it. he was always looking for things turn things into business. he knew how to spot the good from the bad. all the things, so many things he left with me. imfre impressions, values, i try to think about ways to think from the way jobs would think back in the uearly days. political leaders don't have much positive effect on our lives, but here is a guy that created tools that everyone in the world, billions of people just loved and feel happy about and good about and in times we say, oh, my gosh, a president made a big difference in my life because we're on their side politically. >> wozniak said they knew what they were doing was important but never thought they would change th

the man who cofounded apple with jobs steve wozniak spoke to cbs 5 in his los gatos home. he had this to say about his long-time friend. >> he is also the sort of person who would see a technology and think this is what it can give a real person in the world, a user. so psychology-wise, he related so well to the users, the buyers of products, so marketing i would say was his greatest strength. >> wozniak also touched on their friendship and how jobs revolutionized the computer world. >>> we'll have much more on steve jobs' legacy on technology coming up. we also have complete coverage of his life on our website, cbssf.com. >>> time now is 5:38. the rain has come. it's going to dwindle a little bit and then, we get to say good-bye. >> nice sound effect. >> that work? >> i can't compete with that. >> i do have some good news on the weather front at least for those of you who are look for a little sunshine and warmer weather. showers will continue throughout much of the day today. starting out this morning closer look at the bay shows showers just passing through the san fran

of course, steve wozniak apple cofounder there. the woz says this is a moment he was not going to miss no matter what but that last week passing of his dear friend steve jobs makes this moment that much more meaningful. >> it had no effect on my being here but thinking about why i'm here makes me reflect a little more on it, on his, you know, death and absence and what he's done, the great he's done. >> reporter: the preorders for the iphone 4s began last friday three days after ceo tim cook revealed it. globally apple is expected to sell up to 3 million, maybe up to 4 million of these new iphones this weekend alone. and that would more than double last year's 1.7 million mark. so far the 4s reviews have been good especially for the faster processor, the upgraded camera and the voice recognition software. in fact, apple's shares jumped more than 10% this week so far. this all happening with a line forming up to maybe 100 now here waiting for the 8:00 store opening for the iphone 4s. apple employees just went down the line handing o

he and steve wozniak founded the company, but he we'ove it into e fabric of a generation. he created products that seemed inevitable. let's turn it over to "piers morgan tonight" hosted by wolf blitzer. we'll be live again at 10:00 p.m. with more coverage. wolf. >> good evening, i'm wolf blitzer, sitting in for piers. a live picture of apple headquarters in cupertino, california. steve jobs, the man who put the world in the palm of your hand, has died. the 56-year-old apple co-founder was the father of the iphone, the ipad and the ipod. the man who started apple in a silicon valley garage and built it into the world's leading tech company. he started a worldwide computer revolution. he died peacefully today, surrounded by his loved ones. apple announced jobs passing on its website. those of us who have been fortunate enough to know and work with steve have lost a dear friend and an inspiring mentor. steve leaves behind a company that only he could have built and his spirit will forever be the foundation of apple. dan simon has the story of steve jobs' incredible live. >> t

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one of the first people in line for the new device is apple co- founder steve wozniak. he has been camping outside california stores since thursday >> with an ipad in hand. he is quite a celebrity out there. everyone wants to take a picture with him. >>> 6:37 right now, 63 degrees. >> still ahead downpours could not dampen the mood at the white house last night. we will have highlights from the state dinner for the south korean first family. >> why do we need a new version of "footloose?' >> dan >>> welcome back. brian van de graaff in this morning for adam caskey. showers will be moving in from the southwest. showers in prince william and fauquier county is now. east of town we are seeing a glimpse of daylight. sunrise around 7:00 now. it's hard to get some of the shots, but you do see a little break in the clouds. you will see a couple showers and storms through the morning and then improvements. 3 inches of rain yesterday in manassas. dew point aid incidentally, 2.3 in germantown, over an inch and a half in spotsylvania. the rain is moving in from the south and west.

he co-founded apple with steve wozniak. everese are seven the most i.ear the tools he fashions. withis is how we interact world around us. >> the music industry completely interact withwe it. pieces of technology them intoormed necessities. was the source of innovation. the world is immeasurably better because of steve jobs. >>> president obama issued a statement. "steve was among the greatest american inventors. brave enough to think differently, bold enough to the world, and talented enough to do it." >>> the field of contenders for gop presidential nomination after the latest announcement. palin said she will not for president. aid that she and her husband devote themselves to god and country. with had mixed reactions. every once in a while things they should.way great would make a candidates. i respect her. >> she was the republican vice nominee in 2008. she often hinted she might run for president but never herself. to collect other people. the showdown over our economy is taking a new twist. dozens are suspected to participated in the protests. the demonstration started on

we talked earlier to steve wozniak who helped him found this company in steve jobs' parents basement back in the '70 and we asked him. here is somebody who really defined modern america. so, are there going to be more steve jobs? he said, absolutely, because young people with no money still have hope and good ideas and education and innovation and that america still has great days ahead of it. i think that's what a lot of people are taking from the story of steve jobs, even as we mourn his passing, kyra. >> christine, thanks. >>> sanjay, let's go ahead and bring it home here. tell us more about the cancer that jobs fought for so long. we saw pancreatic cancer has been the number one searched term on google this morning. >> a lot of people learning about it this morning, no doubt, kyra. one of these incredibly tough cancers to treat. you know, he was diagnosed back in 2003. at that time, with a mass in his pancreas and they didn't know what it was. interestingly as you may note, kyra, he spent about a year not getting traditional therapies. he was focusing on lifestyle changes and die

then, he met a buddy named steve wozniak. and the two founded apple in his garage. >> i introduce a man who has been like a father to me, steve jobs. >> reporter: in just ten years, they had 4,000 employees. but after a power struggle with his board, he was fired from the company he founded. >> and so, at 30, i was out. and very publicly out. what had been the focus of my entire adult life was gone. and it was devastating. >> reporter: but he didn't wallow for long. and soon, he met his wife. started another computer company called next, and took over pixar, helping change animation forever. >> excuse me. >> buzz lightyear to the rescue. >> reporter: in 1996, apple bought next. and jobs was back in charge. and after his return, apple stock has soared more than 7,000 present. and that garage start-up, has more money on-hand than the u.s. treasury. he beat pancreatic cancer and lived two years with a transplanted liver. all the while, burning with the need to build something great. >> no one wants to die. even people who want t

the fact that steve jobs tribute pouring in from all over the world, apple co-founder steve wozniak said, quote, we've lost something we won't bet back. of bill gates, we rarely see someone with such a profound impact. >> his death that may likely have a pretty big impact on the company of apple, giving rivals a chance to catch up with the tech giant. he was heralded as an ip know va innovative genius, knowing what we wanted before we knew we wanted it. it races questions about the company's ability to keep their product line running at the current base. people are comparing him to thomas edison or henry ford. i'm not a huge techie guy, but there is a sense that we're losing an american icon with the passing of steve jobs. >> we have lost an icon, a giant. thank you, brian. >> you're welcome. >> this morning, there's growing speculation about what amanda knox will do now that she is back home in seattle. right now, she is at an undisclosed location. the former american exchange student could get a book deal that could easily pay seven figures. speaking fees could earn her from $50,000 ap

he founded apple in 1976, with steve wozniak. in 1984, the macintosh was released. jobs resigned the following year. by 2001, he was back at the helm, and the first ipod went on sale. in 2007, apple released the iphone. then last year, apple unveiled its tablet computer, the ipad. >> the online contributes to steve jobs keep growing by the hour. people are mourning the passing of the man behind so many of their favorite gadgets and thanking him for his innovations. he received an invitation to deliver the commencement at stanford. he said the stanford event was the closest he had ever been to a college graduation. that day he told the graduates not to settle. >> the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work, and the only way to do great work is to love what you do. >> at that time, jobs had already been diagnosed with cancer. he said not to waste it living someone else's life. >> we contacted apple cofounder steve wozniak earlier tonight. he said he wasn't ready to comment then, but he has since commitmented. he said his high school frie

apple founder steve wozniak waiting in line to get his iphone. he worked with steve jobs and still maintains his status as an employee. he preordered two of the foins and wanted to get one for his wife so he waited in line like everybody else. here in our area, the apple stores will open at 8:00 a.m. folk have been camping out overnight to make sure they get their hands on the iphone 4 s. the dedication is there. i guess the one thing if you wait in the rain all night, less competition so you should be able to get that when it goes on sale i don't true. >> my question is why is steve wozniak have to sit in line. init is interesting. i'm like doesn't he have connections? >> i think he probably wanted to be out there with the passing of steve jobs and everything be out there with the fans. that is cool. i like that. that would be like if you are a follower of star trek or something, going to something and there is leonard nimoy sitting there. >> that word would have leaked out on 10,000 message boards. >> that is true. we'll start with the bus stop

the ode thing about steve wozniak and others say he ended upping being right. woe push people to do insanely great things simply by making them believe they could do the impossible. >> jon: a really interesting thing in the book is our often steve jobs cries. >> he is awesomely emotional. this was the biggest surprise to me. >> jon: he is a weeper. >> i was with him once and he was telling me -- i don't know if you remember the think different ads, here is the crazy ones, the people who can change the world and the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world. >> jon: i remember there was an ad with a gentleman who was a pc and the other was a mac. the pc was a terribly unlikable fellow. good ad. >> he is reading me that script. i looked up and he is crying. he said excuse me but i just get very emotional. this is -- when i'm in the husbands of artistic purity. he connects emotion to technology. this is why the outpouring of grief at his death was beyond what most would have expected. >> jon: how much of that -- in the book you get the sense a

do you think steve jobs might smile at that, steve wozniak? >> i think very much. as a businessman he doesn't smile as greatly as he did when we were young but i think that one would tickle his fancy. >> all right. steve wozniak, thank you so much. now with more, here's matt. >> all right, ann. thank you very much. after learning of the death of steve jobs "time" magazine literally stopped the presses for the first time in 20 years to redo its latest issue. here is a first look at the cover that will be on the news stands tomorrow. we're joined now by "time's" managing editor and nbc's tom brokaw. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> picture of jobs, 1984 with an early mac. what's the headline in the article? >> "american icon" and the lead article by walter isaacson a former managing editor of "time" who is writing the great biography of steve jobs with steve's cooperation and did a summing up of what steve represented, represented for society, technology, and how he transformed everything. >> is it appropriate, tom, to say a sentence like there will b

he could have steve wozniak his early partner create a circuit board in four days that would normally take four months. when he gets cancer, it is that tension within him between the alternative hippie, romantic, poetic new age guy and the scientific technology guy. >> isaacson says that trait caused jobs to delay cancer surgery for nine months. a decision jobs later said he regretted. >>> oracle announcing massive deal to buy software maker right now. offering 1 1/2 billion dollars for the montana-based right now technologies an all online-based customer service company. experts say this would allow oracle to over a broader range of software services to help businesses manage customer service. >>> wal-mart is announcing a new holiday price match guaranteed program. if you buy something at your local wal-mart store and see it cheaper at another local store wal-mart will give you a gift card for the amount of the difference. the program is between november 1st and christmas day. black friday and online deals don't count to get the refund and local competitor's ad to wal-mart. >>> we'll

he could have steve wozniak his early partner create a circuit board in four days that would normally take four months. when he gets cancer, it is that tension within him between the alternative hippie, romantic, poetic new age guy and the scientific technology guy. >> isaacson says that trait caused jobs to delay cancer surgery for nine months. a decision jobs later said he regretted. >>> oracle announcing massive deal to buy software maker right now. offering 1 1/2 billion dollars for the montana-based right now technologies an all online-based customer service company. experts say this would allow oracle to over a broader range of software services to help businesses manage customer service. >>> wal-mart is announcing a new holiday price match guaranteed program. if you buy something at your local wal-mart store and see it cheaper at another local store wal-mart will give you a gift card for the amount of the difference. the program is between november 1st and christmas day. black friday and online deals don't count to get the refund and local competitor's ad to wal-mart. >>> we'll

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wozniak, right? he was outside a california apple store, waiting for everybody else to begin selling the new model. >>> now for a look at our national and regional weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. i say the rest of us but i don't have an iphone. >> you're not cool? >> i'm really not with the whole technology thing with my circa 2000 blackberry. >> i think i have seen one of those. it was a hot day in the desert southwest. it will not be 98 degrees today in downtown la. yesterday was 99 in phoenix. you notice a pretty big contrast. almost 30 degrees cooler. portland was only 56. that is the weather pattern we are in. we have the plume of clouds coming in. not a lot of wet weather. a big ridge of high pressure instead of being off the coast has shifted off the shore. we're not going to get that effect when the sinking air comes off. 99 still in phoenix, you are the warm spot. nice weather all the way up the coast with the weather conditions.

wozniak, right? he was outside outside a california apple store, waiting for everybody else to begin selling the new model. >>> now for a look at our national and regional weather, we check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> sometimes you want to be like -- >> part of the fun. stars, they're just like us. >> sometimes you wait in line when you don't have to. you get usher in. >> he did admit he should have just picked up the phone. >> i'm sure. >> good morning, everyone. we have a wet forecast in the east once again. today's the last day of it. finally this storm system will be kicking through. we've had heavy downpours overnight through the mid-atlantic region up through new england and that continues at this hour. so, this is it. we're waiting for high pressure to build in. we're going to push all of this mess off the east coast. one more rainy day. it's not going to rain all day anywhere. we have some moving up to the hudson valley, connecticut, long is

was apple co-fouuder steve wozniak. california apple store... de a yesterday afternoon.and with the three hour time difference... he may still be in llne this morning. declaaed "steve jobs day"... - because it's the same day the i-phone 4-s goes on sale.to honor the apple co-founder... people are wearing his ttademark outfit... jeans and a black turtleneek.the phone is named after steee jobs... &pthh "4-ss in the name reprrsents the words "for steve." putting the final toocces on - the 111h annuaa baltimore marathon. course... the gun will go off at 8 am at camden yards, starting off the 26.2 for the first time is part of the marathon... runners will get there beeween miles 3 and 4. the marathon's main sponsor... under armor wwll be prominent at the midway point offthe race as runners loop around the company's world headquarters. the 20 mile mark has runners circling lake back to camden yards forrthe glorious finish, and cheering fans. that's where joel d. smith ii now with some of the post interesting folks taking part in this year's race. good

along with his good friend steve wozniak who joins me. steve, good morning. what are your thoughts about steve jobs this morning? >> i'm hit with all the things that kind of -- i love in my life the most. so much attributed to the way that man thought. he was just the greatest thinker i ever knew the greatest leader and greatest common sense and he could be so nice a person, too. and then i go back to our childhoods, you know. and formulating our values in our life and thinking how people should be and treating each other and what kind of person he was like. very much a part of the counter culture and trying to find those fittings between, you know, big money and governments and industry. and needs of common people. so it is -- very sad. so many memories of things you did together when it is -- you know, dozens and dozens of things and then all the evolution of apple and steve jobs himself going off into the other companies and having been right there and seeing how it happened. it is so much to take in one, you know, one day. >> having known him for so long,