if that's true, then what happens to an apple without him? true, then, of course, apple succeeds as it does. they can't have the argument both ways. either this was all steve jobs or the legacy has now been created that can be continued. the truth is, we will -- i hate that phrase, the old journalistic catch phrase, a get out of jail free card, which is, only time will tell. apple probably has a year or two worth of products in the pipeline. if we take a look at the iphone 4s launch last week, one has to wonder whether or not a change has happened from which the company is going to be very different. >> you've got that right, because it was a dud. apple has always been known for its marketing genius. people were disappointed in that product. we thought it was going to be an iphone 5. >> yes. and apple's fault in that sense was not creating the iphone 4s but for failing to manage expectations about what it was going to be. now, of course, they must have known at that time that mr. jobs was critically ill, if not dying at that point. in that sce

apple store in washington, d.c. this picture, by the way, brought to you by an ipad itself. the d.c. apple store. t on an ipad. we're watching all of this unfold. the president of the united states is watching it as well. the president, president obama, announcing just a little while ago that he has a statement he'd like to read, he'd like us to read. let me read the statement from the president of the united states. michelle and i are saddened to learn of the passing of steve jobs. steve was among the greatest of american innovators. brave enough to think different differently. bold enough to believe he could change the world. and talented enough to do it. by building one of the planet's most successful companies from his garage, he exemplified the spirit of american ingenuity. by making computers personal, he made the information not only accessible but intuitive and fun. he has brought joy to millions of children and grown-ups alike. steve was fond of saying he lived every day like it was his last. because he did, he transformed our lives, redefined entire industry, and achieved one of the rare

apple computer promptly drummed out of university. this was the beginning of a skyrocketing career despite some setbacks. in 1985, jobs was forced out of the firm after aninternal power struggle. he went on to buy the company that became picks are animation studios. films like "toe toys story" set the standard for computer animated movies. he returned to apple. the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. he revived its fortunes with revolutionary products starting with the ipod. it is now one of the most revolutionary firms. many were moved when they reflected on his death. >> i am really really sad about this. he has been a great visionary and he revolutionized their communications world. i am sad to see him go. >> around the world, mourners paid tribute to the man behind a revolutionary company. >> it was a revolution for all of us. apple took us to an amazing world. >> his ideas were always very forward looking and he always knew what kind of ideas and steps people would be taking next. >> closer to home, neighbors and fans gathered to honor him outside of his residence in palo alto, california. >> joining us to talk about steve jobs, his like to see

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. >> this is an example of mixing apples and oranges. the state tax is an apple. we are replacing the current tax code with oranges. >> herman, are you saying that state sales tax will also go away. >> no, that's an apple. >> oh, okay. we're replacing a bunch of oranges. >> will the people in nevada not have to pay nevada sales tax and in addition pay the 9% tax. >> you're still going to pay that. that's apples and oranges. >> and i'm going to get a bushell basket with apples and oranges. and people in nevada don't want to pay both taxes. >> jon: hey, herman cain, you like apples? dawes you just got wicked schooled by the former governor of massachusetts. how do you like them [bleeped] apples. ahhhh! thank you. that was my one-man show idea good will hunting" the apple scene. but of course romney is the front-runner. here he is defending romney care, which, as you know, is identical to it but in no way has anything to do with obama care. >> actually, newton, we got the idea of an individual mandate from you. sorry, rick, that you find so much to dislike in my plan

that's an apple. >> okay.eplacing a bunch of oranges. >> for any candidate to say they would release the prisoners at guantanamo in exchange for a hostage would be absolutely contrary to the historical night of the united states. we don't negotiate. >> i've been saying, i wouldn't have agreed to let hostages in guantanamo bay go. that wasn't the intended -- >> really? enough! >> hold on, moms out there. it's not too late. >> hold on, moms, hold on, herman cain. from the opening bell, the godfather of pizza got hit early and often. with me now for post fight analysis, i'm joined by crystal, a democratic strategist, and eric michael di. i thought herman cain was running for president. but i was slightly confused. i wondered whether he was trying to sell fruit and vegetables. 9-9-9, oranges barks thand appl. >> i hate to take a pizza analogy but i think herman cain fade to deliver, so to speak. it was the time. he's been getting by with great one liners. a phenomenal personality. a great stage presence but last n

but there's also, you can feel an entertainers grip in an apple product when you open a box. get an emotional reaction to some of the ways you experience that product for the very first time and you get the feeling that steve jobs knew, he knew this thing is going to amuse me, in a way a standup comedian knows this will get a laugh or a dramatist knew this would get a tear. he knew what the emotions would be. >> he knew it on stage and knew it away from the stage. what he understood is product experience was not simply the product, itself. so walk into an apple store and it begins the experience. talk to an apple so-called genius and the experience continues. pick up the product, bring it home, look at the box. you know, where did we -- why did we start doing what's called unboxing stories online?

talk to an apple so-called genius and the experience continues. e box. you know, where did we -- why did we start doing what's called unboxing stories online? because apple created these boxes that were almost like art in and of themselves. and you had to open each part and look at it so the experience just continued and each thing until you -- you know, one of the last things that -- >> larynx we have to break it there. i'm sorry.

talk to an apple so-called genius and the experience continues. e box. you know, where did we -- why did we start doing what's called unboxing stories online? because appl

he appeared at an apple conference to promote a software update. and he turned up at a meeting of the cupertino city council to unveil plans for apple's ambitious new headquarters. >> i think we do have a shot at building the best office building in the world. >> reporter: in the summer of 2011 by stock market value, apple passed exxon to become the most valuable company in the world. even as his health deteriorated, steve jobs seemed as competitive as ever, always pushing to keep apple at the forefront of the fast changing digital revolution. in the last year or so it almost seemed that steve jobs was racing to get things done. apple and steve jobs introducing the ipad, unveiling the company's new headquarters. it seemed that indeed his mortality was coming through, and, scott, in silicon valley, he was clearly one of the loaders and this is a very sad day here. >> pelley: john, what do you think this will mean to apple? >> reporter: coincidentally, just yesterday apple unveiled their first product launch without steve jobs. and i must say it was a

could. >> reporter: he continued as the company's supersalesman right up to his final appearance at an apple event in june. >> you like everything so far? (cheers and applause) well, i'll try not to blow it. >> reporter: the official address for apple's headquarters here is number one infinite loop. this street is named after computer code that goes on and on. it seems in the past couple of years steve jobs was determined to position apple as a company that could go on and on without him. >> pelley: thanks, john. apple seems to have had infinite reach to millions around the world. we asked bill whit dore check in with those folks whose lives were changed by the fruit of jobs' labor. >> i got my ipad, got my macbook pro. i have my ipod shuffle. i have my iphone, my magic track pad, wireless keyboard. >> reporter: 33-year-old hollywood music supervisor ryan gaines lives, plays and performs in a world transform bid steve jobs. he loves how the invections look. >> they look like the future. >> reporter: how they operate. >> he's made everything much more simple. >> reporter: chide's play, even.

he sat beside president obama at a dinner with silicon valley leaders, he appeared at an apple conferenceo promote a software update, and he turned up at a meeting of the cupertino city council to unveil plans for apple's ambitious new headquarters. >> i think we do have a shot at building the best office building in the world. >> reporter: in the summer of 2011, by stock market value, apple passed exxon to become the most valuable company in the world. even as his health deteriorated, steve jobs seemed as competitive as ever, always pushing to keep apple at the forefront of the fast changing digital revolution. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> reaction to jobs' death is pouring in. president obama said in statement, the world has lost a visionary and there may be no greater tribute to steve's success in the fact that much of the world learned on his passing on a device he invented. microsoft chairman bill gates said the world rarely sees someone who has had the profound impact steve has had. the effects of which will be felt for many generations to come. facebook founder mark

would you like an apple? forget it. >>> the world series begins tonight. >> and one family just knew, just knew, that the st. louis cardinals would be there. kelly lee chin and her husband john big fans of the home time team. kelly birthed the baby [ indiscernible ] as the cardinals played in the world searsrys. >> the baby isn't happy. >> they better win. >> yeah. they didn't win in 2004 but they did in 2007. enjoy the day: >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

in london someone took a bite out of an apple to symbolize the loss. in tokyo people switched on their candlelight apps to create a high-tech vigil. >> we were just thinking of ways to show appreciation, to show our feelings, show our thing. >> reporter: because of him, this man says, i decided to start up my own company. he was my moral support in life. this woman says, it's like einstein has died. jobs pioneered a string of must- have gadgets and people lined up at apple stores all over the world for every new device. sometimes waiting for days. >> it is a large loss. and i will miss seeing him wandering around on stage in his jeans giving new products to the world. >> reporter: some worry apple's brilliance will fade without jobs at the helm. this man says, the company will lose a lot of ground. a genius is gone. jobs carved a path for the company to move forward without him. now people are pausing to honor the man who brought the future to our fingertips. rita nissan for cbs news, london. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this week's best buys i came to the

. >> rick -- >> the state tax is an apple. we are replacing the current tax code with oranges. >> then came a fruit fight over 9-9-9. >> and i'm going to get a bushel basket with apples and oranges in it because i will pay both taxes. >> rick may have won last night but is losing today. trailing cain by 4% and in florida, 42-31 with perry a distant third in both places, which was echoed last night? >> if you start that kind of fight, you have to finish it. i don't think he finished it. >> a let's start with the polls then. mark murray is nbc news deputy political director. then we will get to the gop debate performance after this. let's look at how significant it is here, mark, that cain is leading romney in south carolina. what do you think? >> richard, it is important to know these polls, taken before last night's debate. but south carolina and florida will be pivotal contests for the republican primary season since 1980, the winner of the republican primary and south carolina's gone on to win the gop nomination. as we saw i

between amazon's tablet and an apple i-phone announcement, will they top the wish list or there other surprises in store? >> a hundred thousand movies and tv shows. 17million songs. >> reporter: no coincidence here, amazon unveiled its entry into the tablet market with a release date just in time for holiday shopping. it will come out november 15th, right when the holiday season is ramping up, a couple weeks ahead of black friday. >> reporter: the kindle fire will be a simpler, smaller competitor to apple's i-pad, currently tops among consumers. >> it's attractives, but i don't need everything or maybe i can't afford it. >> reporter: the price tag on amazon's, $199, half the i- pad's starting price. >> i can't imagine other manufacturers aren't looking at cutting the prices of their devices to be more competitive. >> reporter: came days before another big event, an announcement by apple on tuesday, october 4th that's expected to reveal the latest i- phone. before you put those items at the top of your list, remember the season for new gadgets is just getting started and more big thing

the mad dash begins as thousands crowd into apple store around the bay. we get anearly review from a one time apple insider. >>> this is only a test. the goal -- [ unintelligible ] m?< >>> apple iphone junkies did not expect to see steve wozniak in line for the new iphone 4s today but there he was with hundreds of other people some of whom camped out overnight. david, i guess millions are lining up today. >> reporter: the lines are still here. there is something about bragging rights to be one of first to have one. for many apple fans, what the iphone 4s brings to the marketplace is complete justification. [ cheering stphfplt >> reporter: here's what it looked like 8:00 this morning when the apple store opened here in los gatos 8 a.m. was the designated time to start selling in each time zone. 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 r

whether you on an apple product not, he impacted just about life.ne's outside the apple store. remember his to life and legacy. >> only six weeks after he ceo, the 56-as year-old passed away from an illness.ed >> it is very sad. he was an innovator. >> customers and pointed out his a measurable accomplishments. >> some in the advancement we not have been possible without him. >> they are now woven into our culture. some of his ideas from the to the iphone rank among influential and into some of our time. 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

leave a comment or an apple memory on the my fox d.c. facebook page. >>> some other top stories, prince george's county police are trying to determine if two assaults on two metro passengers were connected. they happened early in the morning near the suit lapped station in the last two weeks. the suspect tried to drag a woman across the street to an abandoned building. one was sexually assaulted. the other broke free and got away. >>> sarah palin announcing she will not be running for president in 2012. in a letter, she wrote that she has dedicated herself to god, family and country and for now, she will keep things in that order. >>> good thursday morning to you, october 6, 2011 taking a live look at the washington monument where inspections are now complete. i'm maureen umeh. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get a quick check of your weather. >> what is going on? >> i am loving this warm-up. it was nice to come out and not have to run back in for a jacket or sweater or something. >> this is the time of year we all wait for when it

he was animal fruit current and he visited an apple farmer in me, that it cliff-he thought he will if thought it was clean and simple. in his early years he used lsd many fear that welcome to reliable was unimportant unlike to make craig thinks it rather than searching for money. he gave up christianity after seeing starving children and a friend of time life magazine and he was 13. the day before he died he called the new ceo of apple to discuss the ideas he had. his biography goes on fell on monday. i am gabe slate with kron4 news. >> vicki: that sounds like a great read. but tomorrow you don't want to be exciting to be held flat. >> that is right, we have temperatures in the '70s and '80s. >> that is it for a fee you tomorrow. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is.

. >> the state tax is an apple. we are replacing the current tax code with oranges, so it's -- it's not correct to mix apples and oranges. >> herman, are you saying that the state sales tax will also go away? >> no, that's an apple. >> we're replacing a bunch of oranges. >> and i'll be getting a bushel basket that has apples and oranges in it because i have to pay taxes and people in nevada don't want to pay both taxes >> you have said in recent days mr. cain's 9-9-9 plan would be a heard sell than he let's on. how so? >> you just watched it. >> well, josh, you first this time. brother, can you spare me a nine? i mean, this -- this thing here, brother, i mean, are they cuss kissen cousins or what the? he didn't say bro at least? what's this brother thing all about? >> all sorts of plans with herman cain, i don't know where that came from, but i sympathize with these other candidates though because they were coming at cain with hard numbers that are just irrefutable and herman cain up there who -- who sort of slips t

anyone with an i-mac, an i-pod or an i-phone has sttve jobs.the apple co- founder loss a battle with of 56.greg blaak shows us a ech world in mourning. 3 around the world and around the web, tributes have been pouring in ffr steve jobs.he's creative genius.his products pn the homes and haads of millions of peoppe around the world."everything i use. my computer at work, my computer at home, my ipad, my iphooe, think there's anybody out - there who doesn't touch an apple product on a daily basis."--nats--(bagpipe playing)there was an outpouring of grief over jobs' death outside apple's headquarters in california. fans left flowers, cards, photos...all in memory of the former apple c-e-o."herr is a guy who created tools hht billions of people just love and feel happy about and good about."jobs revealed he had year later, hh would deliver university commencement ord - address."no one wants to die. even people who want o go to heaven don't waat to die to get there. and yet death is the destination we all share. and that is as it should be, beccuse ddath is very llkely life. it is life's c

new iphone 4s. >> i'm an apple fan. my girl have is apple. >> reporter: more than 1 million preorders tempered the size of the crowds, but not their enthusiasm, especially with last week's passing of steve jobs. >> it's important to say hey, i have the last phone when he was alive. >> reporter: it has a nickname of sorts. along with head turning technology. >> this is awesome. >> reporter: a voice activated assistant. >> text message to mom. >> i don't know who your mother is. in fact, i don't know who you are. >> reporter: the phone lured apple co-founder, first in line at this store in california. >> for the ipad 2 announcement, i was 35th in line. they ran out just before me. >> reporter: shoppers could meet a similar fate this weekend. sales of more than 2 million units are expected. mark barger, nbc news. >>> the company will now track which websites customers browse, the apps they use and the customers location. verizon says they will use it to make the mobile ads that customers see more relevant. the information

he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so,

someone laid flowers here at the door and a person came by with an apple, took a bite out of it and left it right there as a tribute to steve jobs showing the symbol of apple. of course we have been asking some people this morning what they think. with me is ben killner, a customer of apple. we found you inside the store. at your age, your generation, what does steve jobs, what does apple mean to you? >> they're fantastic products. they look beautiful, they work well. and my sort of memory of steve jobs -- of apple mainly is the product mainly but then waiting for new products, seeing steve jobs on stage, in his jeans, giving the world fantastic products. >> the key things for me around apple, the products usually met the hype, didn't they? >> they do. my mac pro has lasted seven years. it may be a little slow now, because i need a new one. >> once you see something like an ipad there was a lot of questions ipad may not work, for instance, or be that successful. then people saw what you could do. >> my sister's boyfriend has won and he absolutely loves it. he thinks it's exactly what he

>> thank you. ♪ skinny not an apple product. that and more coming up next in the -- >> skinny!so skinny >> ha-ha! we are really silly today. >> it's friday. >> i ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> ha-ha! we are really silly today. >> it's friday. >> it's been a long week. >> yes, it has. >> are you ready for drama? we heard this whole thing, espn letting hank williams jr. go because he went on fox news, talked about obama, compared him to hitler, called biden and obama the enemy. espn temporarily pulled the plug. after so many years that song is no longer part of "monday night football." now the war of words starting about who let who go. hank williams, i decided wednesday night i was going to quit. espn said we are going to fire you. they said we appreciate his contribution, the success about monday night football has been about the games, and that will continue. >> who broke up with who first? >> after reading hundreds of e-mails i made my decision, in all caps. he basically feels like his freedom of speech was trampled on. espn said you embarrassed us, you get out. >> you be the judge.

i'm not kidding. >> an apple. however i love apples right now. >>> i want you to do your head movement. >> take it away andrea. >> we'll have more on the october snowstorm plus more on the madoff interview. >>> while you are at work today get updates if news weather and traffic. all at wusa.com.

when my brother announced he was going to give up his life as a trial lawyer to be an apple orchardist. my father said i have one thing to say, jews don't farm. but they did. his father clearly did. >> just to wind up, then, what are you working on next? >> i have become fascinated with the personal. this is the most excruciating difficult book. >> so you are going to turn around and do it again. >> i have been spending a great deal of time in india every year my next book is a memoir of going through india and what this has done to transform my own life. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> [applause]. >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this before. this will be a treat. [applause]. >> someone once told me this was from scandanavia. this is a different version. about 2 sisters that fall in love with the same guy. it didn't work out too well. one of the sisters throws another one into the raging water. he fashions her body into a fiddle, into a violin. this

>> no, that's an apple. we're replacing a bunch of oranges. >> and i'll be getting a bush she will basket with apples aed and oranges because i'll have to pay both taxes. >> you've said the plan would be a harder sell than he lets on. how so? >> well, you just watched it. >> despite the attacks, herman cain still holds a narrow lead taken before the debate. cain beats mitt romney by four points just barely outside the margin of error. in florida, cain is in a statistical tie with romney with rick perry following in third, but he's only got 8%. recent poll numbers have not affected the bad blood between romney and perry. last night the texas governor sparred with mitt romney over immigration. perry citing a "boston globe" piece that romney had hired a land caping company that employed illegal immigrants. >> mitt, you lose all of your standing from my perspective because you hired illegals in your home and you knew about it for a year and the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong