andy cunningham with steve jobs' pr rep, now the founder of marketing firm cunningham collective.t to see you. >> thanks, great to be here. >> tim cook said apple is probably more secretive than the cia but the cia wouldn't be seen pulling back the curtain to this extent. >> i don't think there was anything revealing, but it was interesting that they choose to do this. there was a time back in the day when we wouldn't even have taken the call from "60 minutes." today with apple being the world's most valuable company, it's really important they extend a little bit of themselves out to the people. and i think this was a fabulous way of doing it. and obviously they work very closely with "60 minutes" to make sure it turned out the way they wanted it to turn out. >> one piece of the company i think piqued a lot of curiosity. this monday morning executive team meeting. attendance mandatory. what can you tell us about this meeting and what sort of things get discussed there? >> i think that's the engine that runs the company. so obviously it's important that everybody is there. and the

andy cunningham, thank you so much for sharing with us today. >> thanks a lot, thanks for having me.do not want to miss alex sydney's look at the real story of steve jobs, steve jobs, the man and the machine. sunday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. cnn's new year's coverage begins with anderson cooper and kathy griffin, 8:00 p.m., be here for that. thanks for joining us "at this hour." "legal view" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "legal view." we're beginning with some breaking news. here in the united states, a man in upstate new york is now charged with trying to help terrorists overseas and planning to kill people today, new year's eve, in the name of isis. evan perez, cnn justice reporter, with us now. evan, tell us who this man is and what he's charged with. >> his name is emmanuel latchman, he's 25 years old, a muslim convert, living in rochester, and his plan, according to the fbi, was to