steve jobs jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938 me i. k was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people and a way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. and we could use that to day. his reminder of the top stories that were following for you. the f. b, i has rated donald trump's estate in florida in an unprecedented swoop on the home of a former us president. agents searched for documents allegedly removed from the white house. tromp claims the rate is an attempt to stop him from running for president again. and vote. county has underway in kenya as the country election, the parliament and president, the former prime minister, wiley or dingo, is a hea

steve jobs jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938 me i. k was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of bought in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people and aware to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope may rest in peace. well, finally, we're going to leave you with the sad news of the passing of lamont dozier. one 3rd of the legendary mo, time producer, songwriter, trio, holland, dozier, holland, who were behind many of the music genres hits including where did our love go by the supreme, thanks for watching taker. so you can at the top, the next star. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, interested the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond here's a closer look at the project.

steve jobs jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938 me at k was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city. as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people and a way to be modern, optimistic and to look forward with hope. in tennis, serena williams says the cant town has begun towards her retirement from the sport . the 40 year old who has 23 grand slam titles to wear name, posted the comments on instagram ahead of her upcoming appearance at the us open in new york later this month. she says she wants to focus on other things, including motherhood. she had previously ended at her retirement to reporters at the toronto open, or she claimed her 1st singles when in, over a year. i guess there's just a lighter. i explained

steve jobs jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped in his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of bought in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people underwear, to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. well, finally we leave you with some more sad news. the news that the of the passing of la mancha dozier, one of the legend tree. mo, time producer, songwriter is in the trio, holland, dozier holland, who were behind many of the music genres hits, including where did our love go by the supremes will leave you with him. memorial of him, thanks for watching. taker with the green with you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil. host of the on the green fence both cost and to me it's clear we means to

steve jobs, jobs originally wanted me ocoee to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city. as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of. but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people under way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. all right, that's all from us for now, rob watts is of next with date of new business, and i'll be back again to top. the next hour. take care. see that these places in europe were smashing the wreckers stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map. for modern globetrotters discover some of you to record breaking sites.

i go back to steve jobs and apple, i never thought apple could make it without steve jobs.hat, i was wrong. apples beat in the stock market by a thousand percent. there is life after elon musk, there's life after all of us. but i don't want to minimize his importance to spacex, and i think it's real. he's brought process improvement, efficiency, if you look at the way the cards are -- the cars are manufactured, he's clearly very smart. emily: does that mean you think tesla's valuation is fair? catherine: no. i don't think tesla's valuation is fair. i think it's overpriced. if you compare it to microsoft and apple, amazon, those are going up in the mid teens, maybe not that much. i understand tesla revenues are going up but if you look at those other companies, they are trading at 30 times free cash flow. tesla is trading at 300 times free cash flow. this is priced for perfection. nothing can go wrong. everything has to go right and i've never seen that happen before. investors are ultimately going to be disappointed. even if every one of its goals are achieved, i don't thin

steve jobs. jobs originally wanted me ocoee to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature, then was born in hiroshima in 1938. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped in his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning. it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people under way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. now, one of the most prolific produces of the motown music era has died. lamont doesher leaves behind a catalogue of classics, including you can't hurry, love, and stop in the name of love, all sweetie, this to the low, but you are with passive, an a claims song writing trio who helped define mo, time records, blend of pop and rhythm. and blues, they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1990, as it was best known for his hits, for the supreme use 8081 years old when he died with and finally,

steve jobs jobs originally wanted me ocoee to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people and a way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. a french free drop die that has broken the world record by plunging 120, made his below the caribbean sea cono's around reach the depth off the bahamas with no breathing apparatus. he was under water for 3 and a half minutes breaking his own world record. it's the latest in a string of 1st gerald has set. hm. and the 2020 terry football wild comp. and cathy is likely to start a day earlier than planned on sunday, november 20th, the change would allow for a host to the host to face ecuador in the openin

steve jobs. jobs originally wanted me ocoee to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped in his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people under way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope. some sports news for you now and bundis, league club, and hus and foot are preparing to lock horns with spanish giants rail madrid. in today's you a for super cup final in helsinki now and i reached the show piece after winning last season's europa lea competition. while the illustrious opponents claimed the champions league, it will be the sides 1st competitive meeting since the 1960 european cup final, a sensational encounter, which ended $7.00 to $3.00 and rails sabre fans all cosby hoping for anoth

steve jobs of accounting has begun. elections in kenya, the nation is choosing a new parliament and a new president is a tight race for the top job. and the winner is facing big challenges. soaring prices and high unemployment have dominated the campaigning hours of patients. we needed for those who wanted to vote in kenya's tight election. milk was up us i, i came here at 5 am. i've lined up for so long when lame lender q doesn't move. i know the importance of voting as to brain change. only work began for a new colette, i'm of by the legal they came to cast a vote for new parliamentary county governors and the next president for candidates a competing for president. but the election is playing out in a tight race between our lead to the former prime minister rayleigh dinger. and the current deputy president william brew tow upon all of us to respect the choices of the people are going to be done to be covered as main rivalry. low dingo is 5th time as a presidential candidate. but this time he is backed by the outgoing president who are kenyata. that's despite a dingo leading the mai

the authenticated prototype was usey used by the apple cofounder steve jobs in 1976. to demonstrate it to the owner of the bike shop in mountain view, one of the first personal computer stores in the world. te auction place said this is the holy grail of steve jobs and apple memorabilia. that will be. be crazy. a piece of history right there. > >> the deadline moves to clear san jose's largest homeless camp at dozens are still remaining now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal >> welcome back. the stories in the bay area beat. san jose's racing to meet a deadline to dee to declare home is and came in and risk losing millions of dollars in funding from the faa. the faa. the campus city-owned p ci

now at togo's appleone prototype used by apple c co-founder steve jobs sold at an auction for nearly 700,000 thursday. the apple prototype was used by jobs in the mid-70s to show a computer store owner in mountain view. it's known as the holy grail of memorabilia from the late apple co-founder the bay area resident and new owner of the prized piece of silicon valley history though wishes to remain anonymous. well, krizava has joining us now with preview of sports. hi, chris. deon code up in sports no starters. no problem for the 49ers in minnesota both the a's and giants go extra innings and crawford in the clutch. but did this rbi hit help the giants get back on the winning track your answer in sports. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic

but, decades ago, steve jobs had a solution for this. give the parents power.rongly that if the country gave each parent a voucher, a check for $4,400 that they could only spend at any accredited school, that several things would happen. number one, schools would start marketing themselves like crazy to parents to get students. secondly, i think you would see a lot of new schools starting. you would see the quality of schools, again, just like in a competitive market, start to rise. some schools would go broke. a lot of the public schools would go broke. no question about it rather painful for the first several years. i think far less painful as the kids going through the system as it is right now. >> jesse: our schools are failing because there is no competition. if you introduce competition they will get back to teaching math and history real quick because parents don't want to send their kids to bad schools or woke schools. they are only doing it because they have to. they don't have a choice. you want to improve public schools? you can't. the government wan

bitter purchase steve jobs, apple one computer prototype $677,000. $678,000 on thursday.shop owner in mountain view. jobs gifted it later. an anonymous bay area bidder bought it. what a great piece of american technology and history there. >> jesse: i don't think that's great investment. what do i know? joey? >> joey: listen, this is really cooking story. talk about being at the right place at the right time. a fox weather reporter, robert ray actually saved a woman. he was getting ready to set up -- in dallas, getting ready to set up and do his report on the flooding. she drives by trying to get to her daughter and her car starts sinking he grabs her and carries her about 20 yards. he carries her far enough and saved her. she was freaking out. i would be, too. i can't swim. my legs don't float. so great job. fox weather robert ray. great job. >> big contest. it was for the best mullet. on the show this weekend i wisconsin water fall. the boys laughed at me and said no, it's a kentucky water fall. a boy from wisconsin won. hard hitting news. tune in for "fox & friends" on

he also made more than 100 black turtlenecks for apple to cofounder steve job.orn in hiroshima in nicking 38, he survived the atomic bomb attack. he lost his mother three years later and suffered several bouts of illness linked to radiation exposure threat his life. memorial bridge built near the a bomb epicenter inspired him to study graphic design. in 1965, he left japan to study clothing in paris working with designers before moving to new york. it was only in the late 2000 the designer started speaking publicly about the horrors of hiroshima. as part of a campaign to get then u.s. president barack obama to visit the city. a day before hiroshima marked the 77th anniversary of the new era bombing, he passed away from liver cancer at the age of 84. >> that is it for now. stay tuned for more world news coming up on france 24. ♪ >> they havave a knack for radio friendly feel-good pop tunes you cannot get out of your head. much tron the tron amazed music has dominated dance floors and festival lineups for more than a decade. their seventh studio album is the band

this is steve job's original prototype for the apple computer known as the apple one. bs used the prototype as part of the demo that won apple its first big order. >> and this is waz. the reason why it's waz is how tight he was. he used this hand. this hand. and he used to put the sotter on his teeth that's why he made them tight. dion: that's cool to see. it was thought to be lost until recently. it's on display in mountain view this weekend. we have an estimated of $500,000. it's attracted 19 bids. so far the price is more than $7,000. the auction ends on august 18th. you really have to be a computer aficionado, maybe like a in order really want to pay that much. >> exactly i don't need to own it. i'm happy going to the museum. >> i could buy how many computers that price? >> exactly. exact le. for us today, we're going tone joy lots of sunshine this afternoon and through the weekend. but the clouds will move in again overnight. you can see it over live doppler seven. they're mainly off the coast. but the marine layer will deepen. tomorrow morning we'll see drizzle in

cofounder steve jobs used it to demonstrate the apple one to the owner of the byte shop in mountain view which is one of the first personal computer stores in the world. look at that thing. a bay area collector who wishes to remain anonymous one the $677,000 bid on thursday. >> crazy to see what it looks like and what we have now. >>> turning now to the climate and crisis areas to local organizations claim teamed up to bridge the gap between musical expression and environmental justice. san francisco bay keeper and hip-hop for change, organizes environmental justice summit in san francisco. they keep are dedicated to protecting the health of this emphasis go be. hip-hop for change aims to break down barriers between youth and justice issues using hip-hop as a vehicle. this is the sixth time they have held the summit. >>> a great day to talk about the environment, to do hip-hop and anything you want. it was a nice day. we have 50s to 100s. sandra sisco was in a good spot. cool temperatures inland, east bay valley into the 100s today. good news, tomorrow we are back into the 80s. speaking

prototype was used by apple cofounder steve jobs back in 1976. he used it to demonstrate the apple one to the owner of the bike shop in mountain view which was one of the first personal computer stores in the world. jobs gave the prototype about 30 years ago. collector that wishes to remain anonymous won the six and $77,000 bid on thursday. keep all of your old stuff. >>> big enough to devour a killer where in five bytes, we are talking about the great white shark great great ancestor , the medical don. they created a 3-d model of one of the biggest predatory fish of all time. right around 50 feet, researchers say it was bigger than a school bus. it's 2 to 3 times the size of a great white shark. it's job until six feet wide and was the highest ocean predator on the food chain, ever. don't worry, if you go out summing in the ocean, they lived around 2.6 million years ago. >> i see them coming back in the near future? no. who knows, in millions of years from now how the ecosystem might change and support big predators like that. >> i don't want th

this is steve jobs original prototype of the apple computer known as the apple one jobs use the prototypeo that one apple its first big order it was and soldered by apple co-founder steve wozniak on a unique circuit board and this is wise the reason why it was is how tight these are yeah. and he did it because what he does is he soldered with with three hands. he used this hand this hand and he used to put the solder in his teeth and and do this so he could hold stuff. that's what we made them tight. wow, talk about detail. i love that it comes with its own carrying case. the apple one prototype was thought to be lost until recently it is on display at the computer history museum in mountain view this weekend with an estimated value of 500,000. it has attracted 19 bids so far online the price now stands at more than 407,000 the auction ends on august 18th. what do you do with something so valuable? i mean put in a museum otherwise exactly loan it to museums so i can think of other ways to spend 400 or 500,000. yeah, me too. we could even share at that rate. yeah, and what we have is price

steve jobs used this prototype to demonstrate the apple one to investors. can you imagine that? wow. it will be on display at the exhibit in the computer museum. the auction will take place later this month. >> where was this hiding? assume i know? >> i think reporters are going to be bidding against each other to get that. >> anthony here, and you've got sports coming up next. >> my first-place series, but a series to give them some momentum as they make that stretch!, but that you look >> always trying to be optimistic. bay area brecon rates are on this weekend. leading the bay ridge series, so who did? we will find out next. >>> welcome back, i am anthony floors. the drains in the 80s meeting the favorite series come the first of a two game weekend series of the coliseum. lawrence -- jonathan first pitch we will give you credit. there was a strike, right? in the six with a man on tees operate two-run shot. giving the orange and black eye 4-1 lead. wait, there is more. better, new picture. jamie davis rushes into center. no doubt about that one. it is a solo shot. the giants l

i think that is very important for our students, to know that steve jobs, elon musk are normal peopleolution is an ordinary person. there is no financial subsidies from the local government, but they gave us an abandoned school and a plot of land. we have also managed to raise $15 million from donations and through a local tax system. more than 30 companies are now behind us, mostlyjapanese, but also international ones like consultancy deloitte. in a country where most elite students have long aspired tojoin large corporates until recently, his ambitions plans have seen some big interest, with more than 500 students from all overjapan attending briefings to find out about the first a0 slots. translation: the japanese children's mentality - is definitely changing. the top—notch elite no longer want tojoin big corporations, they are more interested in started their own business. what they are doing here is exactly what the japanese government hopes to see, with start—ups and entrepreneurship popping up across the country. but the fact remains that japan is still playing catch up against

the first apple was given by eve to adam; the second apple was created by steve jobs; the third apples head and the city of new york is called the big apple. we clean an apple. we clean from seeds and remove the peel, now we cut the apples. we'll definitely try it in slices. now sprinkle the apples with lemon juice, two tablespoons of sugar. and a pinch of cinnamon. we mix everything; it's easier to do it with your hands. stir carefully so that the apples do not break. we take puff pastry, here it is best for us to use yeast-free puff pastry and roll it out. we take any jam that you have at home, see apricot. i spread the jam in the center, yes, they noticed and now we spread it. slices an apple like this beautiful. now sprinkle with raisins. now sprinkle with chopped walnuts. and we add, look, we add. that's how everyone knows. everyone knows these words. yes, we fold one half, grease it with jam. and cover with the second half. this is how we glue it. here we also glue the edges. so glue from the edge. not necessary. please cut and cut. that's it with a knife. now we need a yolk. i

he was known for his boldly sculpted plated pieces as well as the black turtlenecks steve jobs wore.ed computer technology to create apparel. it was meant to celebrate the human body, regardless of race, build, size, or age. he died ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-

the prototype was used by apple co-founder steve jobs in 1976.hop in mountain view and the prototype reside lived on the apple garage property for many years before being given by jobs to the seller about 30 years ago. >> all right. we have some breaking news out of pacifica there. it is a giant fish by our own words car. look at this. look at we've got a whopper, guys. we got a whopper. look at that. dinner is served at the carnal household tonight. how about household tonight. how about pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's i

steve jobs jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. then he was born in hiroshima, in 1938 me at k was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on his home city. as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of, but in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people and a way to be modern, optimistic and to look forward with hope. watching did up, you know, is just reminder the top story we're following for you this, our russian officials say explosions at an air base and the occupied crimea. peninsula have killed one person and injured several others. the key of officials said they may be the work of partisans, but russia called the explosions and act you're watching d w notes coming up next to look at how people sending money home is creating jobs in ghana. i'm terry mark and thanks for watching. with families, a social networ

steve jobs. a stock have been paying tribute to olivia newton, john he's taught at the age of $73.00. she is one of the most popular recording artists of the seventy's natives who was perhaps best known for her role in the blockbuster film greece, the haunting looks back on her left. oh and tell me about this is the role that shot olivia newton john to international stardom starring opposite john travolta as sandy in greece. ah. lou, the 1978 film became the biggest grossing musical of the 20th century. and was the pinnacle of the british born australian singers career, which had already seen her cell more than 100000000 records. i've never seen this before, but this is the collection of i'd say, most of my gold and platinum records over the years. newton john went on to win for grammy's after greece, including one for her work on this i. it's credited for starting this questionable fashion trend forever tied to the 80 ah newton. john's work stretched beyond music and the silver screen. she serve

many of us who read chicago history, these incredibly cool steve jobs of their day, marshall field, who were the other people. who were the o'learys? >> chicago in 1870, 40% of the population was foreign-born and something close to 80% had one foreign-born parents. by early on, the irish were the dominant group but by the time of the fire the germans, tricky term to use in either case because so many of these people, you can't talk about them as a unified group, they are protestant germans and catholic germans in germany didn't exist until 1871. most of the city is immigrant/ethnic, relatively small percentage, yankee, nativeborn, protestant, white people and they earn all of the wealth and the number of them came earlier. >> were they to my job opportunities? >> this is where the future was happening. chicago is a creation of the nineteenth century. many of you read nature's metropolis. it is the crucial nexus between the manufacturing and agricultural and mining west. a place of exchange. it is basically built by eastern european investment. the international economy needs this place,

because of this, last month i awarded steve jobs a metal posthumously.e dared to think differently he embodied what next? the chips and science act is going to inspire and generate an of americans to answer that question, what next? nessa has a mission going back to the moon and then to mars, the sun and beyond. capturing images of distant gallon sees -- galaxies. the chips and science act captures that magic. it also builds on the progress to rebuild america with historic infrastructure. it will modernize our roads, bridges, deliver clean water, high-speed internet for every american. one of my many top priorities, creation of advanced research agency. is going to transform how we treat and cure diseases like alzheimer's, diabetes, and cancer. i signed the most significant lot to help veterans exposed to toxic substances from burn pits. [applause] soon, i hope to be signing inflation reduction act into law. once that law is signed, any senior, by the first of the year no matter how high their drug bill all or they will never have to pay more than $2000

steve jobs, jobs originally wanted me actually to design a uniform for employees. it became his own personal signature. zeniah was born in hiroshima, in 1938th. myakea was 7 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped in his home city as he sat in the classroom. his mother died 3 years later from radiation poisoning . it was something he did not wish to speak of boss in one of the few interviews he gave, he said the event was part of the reason he ended up designing clothes. a way to be closer to people under way to be modern, optimistic, and to look forward with hope you're watching data body news. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you this, our ukraine says 9 russian warplanes have been destroyed and explosions at an air base on the annex crime and peninsula prussia admits one person was killed. both denies the bass came under attack. beer up to date made in germany is up next on d, w, looking at europe's energy dilemma. now remember, you can always get more news on our website. that's d, w dot com and follow us on social media as well. we're at t

, boston base says is the holey grail of steve jobs and apple memorabilia.ily, the daughter, i don't know. who would want that? elon musk? if i was his daughter i would have wanted that but anyway that's just me. maria: cheryl, thank you, the mainstream media turning optimistic about democrats' chances in november. gop senate candidates are struggling while the washington post trump voters are hurting their own cause but former house speaker newt gingrich is pushing for relief, much friendlier to republicans than fantasies. very similar to what liz peek is writing in the hill calling it total make believe. former house speaker, fox news contributor. the media once again carrying the water for democrats with all of this euphoria over upcoming midterm elections. tell -- walk us through it. , wwhat do you think is happenig here? >> well, there's this effort by the left to rig the polls. if you look inside them, you suddenly discover, for example, that they have 20% more democrats than they should or they are using people who aren't going to go vote so you have

emily: i remember when steve jobs paid himself a dollar or something but he had a ton of equity in appleecedented is this? >> it's interesting. i thought when i started covering executive pay if years -- a few years ago that we would start to see a shift to the one dollar ceo because you have a lot that are quite wealthy. especially with the bull market ran for so long. instead, it is almost in the opposite direction. it really goes back to elon musk in 2018 when he got the biggest pay package that has ever been granted to a company executive. in which he would earn tens of billions of dollars over the course of about a decade through generous grant of stock options with audacious goals attached to them. what many companies did was to say this looks interesting. they went out and they constructed similar packages for their ceos and that's what we are seeing popping up here and there across corporate america not just in tech, but in other places. that's driving this trend. emily: it's interesting to see some of the names on this list. rivian just got a car on the road. how are companies j

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we know a lot of them are like steve jobs at their day. who are the other people? who are the other people, the only earrings? well chicago in 1870 was 48% of the population was foreign born and something close to 80% had at least one foreign born parent. by earlier on, the irish were the dominant group by the time of the fire it was the germans. that is a tricky term to use in either case. because, there are so many of these people you cannot talk about them as some unified group. and there are catholic germans, there are protestant germans. and, germany as we know it did not even exist till 1871. so, they are from the different parts that became germany under bismarck. but, most of the city's immigrant slash ethnic, working class. a relatively small percentage, about 20% are yankee. native born, protestant, white people. and they own virtually all of the wealth in the city. a number of them came early and establish some of the larger businesses. >> where most of these people drawn by the job opportunities? >> absolutely, this is where the future was happening. ag

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it is the first time they will do it in the steve jobs theater since the start of the pandemic.: nasa has released what it says is audio captured from a black hole. reggie: [laughter] i wish you could see kumasi's face. kumasi: it is like, "take me now." what in the world? this is about 240 million light-years away from earth. scientists say the black hole sends out pressure waves that cause ripples in the hot gas which then can be translated into noise. humans cannot actually hear the frequencies. reggie: [laughter] drew: i do not know what i thought a black hole would sound like but this is kind of close. reggie: i love that hot gas translated into a note. we are also -- familiar with that. [laughter] if you slow our voices down. drew: i was not as scared of your voice as that blackhole. [laughter] take me now. reggie: it is over. [laughter] drew: beam me up. let's go. i am tired of this place. take me now, blackhole. [laughter] reggie, can you do that again? reggie: i am happy to speak slowly. drew: i am done with y'all. [laughter] drew: good morning. enjoy your day. the cool

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startups and core technologies has been core to the apple development process ever before since steve jobsven returned to the company in the late 90's. emily: that's interesting because apple has never been one to make big acquisitions. certainly not to the scale that mark has, for example. how is them not making these smaller acquisitions over at least the last year going to impact the product development cycle? mark: i would look at it this way. i think that these acquisitions have helped apple get to where they want to get much more quickly. and at lower costs, per se. i will give you my favorite apple acquisition is probably authentec back in 2012. they bought that company and all that company did was make very secure, reliable fingerprint scanners. and that led to touch id in 2013. remember how cool that was? right? and so those little things even though they're not big deals, lead to cool features that have helped themselves phones. to answer your question, i think they should be snapping up autonomous car companies. car companies in general, car manufacturing, to really bring the ap

if you look at the old apple when steve jobs was there, they had videos in the '80s about ipads, buty to launch the ipad this is an example of a technology way ahead of the need people go on the goggles thinking they're in the matrix and they see little cartoon avatars with no legs it's nuts. >> i'm middle aged now, but i'd rather have a conversation with a 2d real person than a 3d avatar what do i need to see an avatar for? i enjoy that duncan davidson, take care >> the nfl kicking off its shift into streaming while kicking it into another gear with tonight's re oseason game on amazon video. mon what to expect and the war for content is next. (vo) hi. we're visible. a different kind of wireless company... ...running on a big impressive wireless network. how are we different? we exist only on your phone. so you get unlimited data for just $30/mo, taxes and fees included. plus we have a new plan with 5g ultra wideband. switch today at visible dot com. my finances were all over the place. and my banking relationship was getting... well, complicated. hahaha! so, i broke up with messy ac

steve jobs is going to come up with and so governments can foresee the future and it's very hard toeven measure what people are doing today . a little humility would be in order on the part of all ofus . >> we will end on a humble note then i guess because we are all done. thank you for taking the time on an interesting topic. >> thank you. weekends on c-span2 are intellectual feast. everysaturday american history tv documents america's stories and on sunday, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors . funding comes from these television companies and more including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested buildings billions upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter medications along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service . >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with book tvs podcast about books. with current nonfiction book releases, plus bestseller lists as well as industry news and trends through insider

last month i awarded steve jobs the presidential medal of freedom posthumously.mbodied what most america questions, what next? the chips and science act will inspire a whole new generation of americans to answer that question, what next. right now, as bill can tell you, nasa has a mission going back to the moon, mars and beyond, capturing images of distant galaxies we could only once dream existed and never think we could see. the chips and science acted captured that magic here on earth. it also builds on the progress we've made to rebuild america with historic infrastructure law that i signed last year that's going to modernize our roads, our bridges, deliver clean water, high-speed internet for every american. it builds on another one of my many top priorities, creation of advanced research projects agency for health. it's going to transform how we detect, treat and cure diseases like alzheimer's, diabetes and cancer. tomorrow i'm signing the most significant law ever to help veterans suffering from exposure to toxins from burn pits. and soon i hope to be sign